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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoE MONEY MARKrT.-LoNDoN, March I'll 80 A.
MUnited states nvetweny bonds 1852, 81 1865 old
1851 su4 ten-iortes, s3a. Stocks steady Erie Railway
shares, l9 Illinois Centra ld9 Atlantic and Great West
eTn, 30. -
LoSpos March II 80 p M-American securities steady.
stocks quiet and steady Erie Railway shares, 49,
LosDoS March "a 80 p. M.-Consols az for money
and the account. American securities firm United States
nve.tweniy bonds, 1882 9l $780, GA le67 gOs tenfor.
ties, Sy19 Stocks unchanged - fo' -" -"
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FaANEFoRT, March 7-JJnited
States Gyeweny bonds quoted s6 for the issue of
1862. 20 ~ - ~ -
LIyIIrooL coTTos MAnKEr.-LIvrRrooL, March 7--ls
MHoidcrs OF cotton are pressing sales Midding uplands
sd middlng Orleans, 7ssd The sues The day are estl
mated at 5000 bales. - ~
LIVERPOOL March ZAP M-Holders arc PRESSING sales
Middling uplands "a. I'D. mddiinp Orleans I'D n
sd Tne sales OF the day have been 5000 bales including
1900 for export and speculation
TRADE AT TMANCHrgTEn.-LryERpooI. Marrh IA 20 p.
Mrhe market for goods aud fabrics at Manchester is
dull =
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKET,-LIyFRyooI.
March I'll 80 Mwheat lis 3D. per GENITAL for red win.
ter The receipts Of wheat this port the pas three
days have been 10000 bales including $500 American Corn
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT.-LoNAor, March "a 30
M-Tallow, Gas. Sd. Calcutta linseed, 62s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.- LIVERPOOL, March T.,
AaQ r. A-Rshped petroleum, ls,4d. aNd
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH I, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Russia tBr), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
G q francklyn.
Steamship cimbria tNG), Haack Hamburg -Kunhardt &
Co.
steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray, Ferris Il
Co.
steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Old dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship Wm Clyde Parker, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond--W ashingon 4 Co.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Philadelphia Lorillard
Steamship Co.
steamship Gaucus. Walden. Boston--H Dimock
Ship Algonquin tBr) Jordan, Liverpoo-Boyd Hinc-
KEN
Ship Villa Franco (Br), Morgan, London-E Morgans
Sons.
Bark Ame Morrison, Bristol E-E Z Morgan's Sons
Brig Alfred, Dennel, st Johns PRIV Winchester Town
send.
Brig Max tNG), Gilman, Wilmington Tobias 60.
Schr Lizzie Cochran, Cochran BarbadosH 1rowbrldges
Sons.
Schr Grasmere DAM, Kcin, ST Thonas-Penston 4 Co.
Schr Champion. Dew olf, Haax-Brett, Son q Co.
Schr Annie Lewis Dayton, Savanrah--Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr J X Lawrence Iorrey, Norfolk ] enbcrg
Schr II Bowen, Terry, Proyidence-H jackson d Co.
Schr Cynthia, Gardner, Providence.
Schr III Scranton. Evarts New Haven-Rackcu & Bro.
Schr Texas, Champlin, Uncasville.
Schr Horace l., Francis Bridgeport.
Schr Emily, Morrell, Stamford.
Schr Dart. Williams, Stamford.
Sio0p Mary ray, Allyn, New London.
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MERRY puR!m.

The festivities begun by the Israelites yesterday
In honor Of their great dehverance and victory
over Haman and his hrelings Will be continued to-
day. Its original feature as 'day OF gladness and
feastng and good day, and OF sending portions
one to another and gifts to the poor" Is still man.
taned and yesterday the Jewish poor were not for
gotten by their wealther coreligionists. Let the
gifts be multiplied and the JOY be lnccssant to-
Iay and let the sick and the poor and
the needy be cheered and encouraged by visits
or kindness and love from those who feel sympa-
thy with suffering humanity everywhere Tne
upon what day or days he should carry out his
wicked designs; but the eve OF the Almighty was
upon him, and the divine justice and retrpution
overlook HIM and ended his life and his schemes
together. The wicked are ever set in slippery
places: they fall down and disappear suddenly, and
their habitatlon Is not known. SO David found in
his day, and so have others experienced since. But
the righteous are had In everlasting remem-
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erw man sassaenssrs TO THE SOUTH Pacific.

contract mas Just been signed by Mr.. Vogel
Postmaster Gene:.I OF New Zealand Win william
II. Webb AID Bon Holiday OF New YORK, lor run
,aiug Inc Of mail steamers every four weeks be
tween san Francisco, New zealand. sydney ana
gelbourne The contract provides for large ships
amt OF speed 10 enare mails between SyoIey aiiu
Lcndon 10 be delivered In fcrty-eght days; Inc
pioneer ship 10 sai from SAN Franctco on siie oln
% AiTi. Ine .na contract by Halls Ine ends TINS
month.
AZ. yogel sails FOR London w the RUSSIA 10
laorrow.
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP ALEPPo, OF the Cunard ne at Boston yeser
day morning Liverpool while entering her dock the
East River Jerry boat forced against her by strong
wind damage TO her cabin. The Aleppo
sustained no injury
SHIP PALMrRsToN from Phiadelphla for Hamburg, with
35 432h gallons refined petroleum, went ashore a Tncu,
but subsequently came Oh and procseasd
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TINE HERALD AND THE NEWARK POLICE.

In the HERALD on Monday were published the
particulars Of an attempted suicide in the Newark
City Prison cells, the wouId.be victim being re-.
specially connected Albanian named Edward De
Grau The same morning the friends OF the latter,
who had been searching In vain for him for weeks
saw the statement IN the HERALD and at once took
care of the attempted suicide.
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF Baltimore Liverpool via Halifax Cim
bna. Hamburg; Leo, Savannah; Charleston Charleston
Clyde and Ieaac Bell, Richmond. &c Regulator, Phlade
phia.
The Eba for Havana and Idaho, for Cienfuegos
anchored at Quarantine.
Wind at sunset :, light.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Aimana, Tor New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. ...... 6 "a Moon rises. eve z so
Sun SETS ...... 5 SO High water morn 8 25
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er. sails Destinat,on. / 0ao..

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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4 -HAIR-ELEGANr CLUSTER CURLs, 81 50; CHA
a. teane Brads, one length OF hair 83 50 two Switches
lto braid with hair, Sl3 importers prices CHAs v.
PECKHAM importer and manufacturer OF hair goods and
65c Halls Remover CSC; Aliens 7oc Ayers ygor Toe
W Lairds Bloom Of Youth G,c. Hagan's Balm, G5c Every.
thing than regular prices Send for price list Cut this
mt
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES IN TEAS, GRO.
IA ceries and Provisions. Call. your money and
THOMAS r. AGNEW,
260 Greenwich street, New York.
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-i7-----s s-----------77--'----
INSTANTANEOUS.

4 YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
~. serted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and II up town,
save expense by leaving 1t at The HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, Is46 Broadway three doors above
Thirty-nrst This only authorized uptown
branch and advertisements received onbe rates.
Open from SA NJ til y NJ every day II the year.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts of different States. No publicity. Advice
Notary Public Commissioner for every State
+. KING, Counse.or-ai-Law, SGS Broadway.
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NEW York Cry, FEBRUARY 20, 1871.

M M Po1aeroy, Esq:
DEAR SR-It affords us much pleas,
ure to inform you that the advertise.
ment of our business in your paper has
brought us more letters and orders than
through any other advertising medium,
and we cA safely say that seven out Of
every nine orders that we receive by
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1pnmcrog's bomncrat,

racy. not for ita reconstruction for the
benefit Of au aristocrney not in symp
thy with honesty and labor,
POMEROY'S
DEMOCRAT.
Thankful to those who, in every state
of the Union, and in almost every county
Of the United States, have SO generously
sustained PoMmoY's DEMooRAr before
it's removal to New York and since, We
offer the following
PREMIUMS
as All evidence Of gratitude to those who
forward from time 10 time subscribers
We send the paper at the following
rates.
SINGLE CoFIEs, per year. ...........S2,50
rHREE CoPIEs, one year, to one
post Office we writing the names
Of subscribers on each paper,
and 1924 steel engraved por-
trait of NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, to tho
getter up Of the club, which is
printed ON heavy plate paper
for framing, and will rank with
the choicest works Of art in this
country. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .st.Ju
Tx Corms, one year Ia one post
Office I'VE writing the names Of
subscribers on each paper, and
one copy for the year TO the one
who sends us the club. 5000
FIFTEEN CorIEs, one year 10 one
post Office I'VE writing the names
Of subscribers on each paper,
and 20x30 inch, proof print,
steel engraving Of Washington,
ON heavy plate paper, in India
ink, published by Herring, ftom
the original painting by Stuart,
to the getter up Of the club, we
having the only ehgnyings Of
the kind in existence. as the
plate is destroyed The eneiay-
ing sells at S.. S5................S 5000
TWENTY CorIEs one year, 30 one
post Office I've writing the names
Of subscribers on each paper,
with an extra copy for the year,
and n copy OF each Of Pomeroy's
two books, SENSE" and "NoN-
SENSE, to the ectter mp Of the
THmrY CoFnss, one year, to one
post Office I'VE writing TIE names
Of subscribers on each paper,
with two extra copies for the
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1pnmorog's nemnrrat

apnmerngs democrat
with Exchanges,
, live and novel feature of great inter
eat.
An unusually full and interesting
Masonic Department,
uudcr the editorship Of Illustrious Broth
or +. q. Tisdall, ). G. l. q, $50
An Agricultural Department
much better than ever before.
A Mechanical Department,
wherein viii be found each week some
thing Of special interest to all classes Of
mechanics.
A Financial, Monetary and Market
Report,
unusually full, complete and reliable.
,.-;
concerning eitv manners. customs and
Fashion Department
Sketches OF Life, by " Brick"
in the vein ofhis book Of NONSENSE. ="
lesque. Uclineas and Impudaros
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fnmerng's Demnnrat,

mail are from parties who say they saw
our advertisement In PoMERoY's DEMO
CRAT.
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OPERA House. CoaNissiuSER's OFFIcE, !
HAMILTON, ONO, February a. 1871 (
c. y. SyLa', Esq., PpblishsT n Pome
rgy's Democrat:

DEAR SIN Having advertised III,
Hamilton Opera House drawing il
some three hundred leading neEspa
pers throughout the country. l hav,
now great pleasure in acknowledging
that greater benefits have aocurod q
us from the advertisement printed IN
your valuable journal than from any ol
those published in the other papers,
We have received in one day rs high a.
three hundred letters. the writers oi
which stated that they had seen our ad-
vertisement in PoSmRor's DEMocRAT.
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1pnmerng's nemnrrat,

Abundant Capital,
UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR OBJ
TANNING NEWS,
with a newspaper experience well known
to the world, the public may rest assured
that from this time henceforth
POMEROf'S DEMOCRAT
will he more vigorous, earnest, pointed,
determined and powerful than ever be
fore, Backed, as he is, by nearly
A Quarter Million of Sub
scribers. and more than
a Million of Readers
supported 10y the Democrats and work
ingmen OF every State and Territory-in
communication with the people every
where, and possessed of thousands upon
thousands Of letters giving him infor-
nation and items of fact and incident
occurring in different parts Of the coun-
try.-he enters anew upon the work in
which he is engaged, and to which he
has pledged his life, his fortune, his
constant care and individual attention
from this time till we shall have in this
country q Democratic President and adj
ministration, and complete effective
and thorough Democratic organization,
pledged TO the protection of labor and
industry, to the encouragement Of hon
esty, and TO the defence and extension of
Democratic principles.
The editorial articles for
P0MEROY'S DEMOCRAT
the coming year will be more than ever
pointed, earnest truthful and convinc-
ing, rs years of education and experience,
governed by knowledge Of facts obtain
ing from actual observation, enable
writer TO give his thoughts with more
clearness and power with each succeeding
attempt In
P0MEROY'S DEMOCRAT
for 1871 viii be found, in addition to
the editorials no other Democrat dare
write -
Pomeroy's Saturday Night
Chapters,
which, for the coming year, viii be bet
ter and more deeply interesting than
ever before.
Editorial Correspondence
from various parts of the country, Wis
tied for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation and spreading it before the
public.
The Home Corner,
edited by a lady, " ELM ORLoU,
whose writings are winning golden opin-
ions from all who love the pure, the
beautiful and the refined, as evidenced
in her chapters for wives and mothers
everywhere.
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We offer these unriyalled machines,
believing them TO be- the simplest, most
durable, useful and desirable sewing
machines in the world, with a view 10
giving workingmen or deserving women
a chance 20 obtain a machine for much
less money than in any other possible
way.
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AaEscY or rHR NORTH WEsTERs Nc !
FuAL LTFH ISsURAsoE Co, on Mn
wAUKE, WIS.
NEw YoAE. FEBRUARY II, 1871.
h w. Pomeroy, Esq;
DEAR sm-W We take pleasure in stat
ing that we have always noticed the
most marked benefit derived from oui
advertisements in your paper. and be
lieye il TO be one Of the best mediums
ia the country to advertise in.
MuNsklL PETIAscH.
General Agents Of Northwestern Mn,
tual Life Insurance Co. 100 Fulton
street, corner Broadway, New YORK.
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P0MER0Y's DEMOCRAT

more subscribers, more friends, defend
ers, readers and circulators. We accept
this rapid and constant increase of cir
culation as a proof that our good inten-
tons, earnestness and determination to
press forward the fight in behalf of De-
mocracy everywhere are appreciated,
and thus we are stimulated and encour-
aged to greater exertions. To make
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So great has been the success of pub
fishing this paper since it was begun in
the City of New York, on the 1st day Of
January, 1869, that we are enabled to
give the people of this country q better
newspaper for 1871, than was ever be-
fore printed in America.
The circulation of
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that PoarrRor's DraocRAr Is not to fail
that Il is published in New York City
that its editor and proprietor ia
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SEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES
OF
POMEROYS
LIST or CLUBS.

Read the follcwiag list Of claba received 1t
the Office Of PoMRRoYs DEMOCRAT tor
the month Of January, 1871. Msntioa is
made only Of money letters containing
zen or more dollars, as there world not
be space enough In the whole Of nm orai-
nary newspaper 10 msntion the thousands
which are received, containing smaller
suns;
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Important Notice.

II you cannot conveniently raise sub
scribers enough TO ontitle you 20 d ma
chine, as a premium, send what YOU can,
with two dollars for each subscriber so
sent, and the balance in cash, for such
priced machine as you may desire, when
the paper and machine viii be sent as
directed.
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For example, where thirty subscribers
and 500 are sent, il viii require S16 in
cash. in addition 10 the subscription
money, TO purchase SJ6 machine OF,
for forty subscribers and $50, SO ad-
ditional viii he required 10 purchase the
same priced machine, and 30 ON in pro-
portion,
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In many eases few gentlemen might,
by sending their names 10 US as sub
scribcrs, receive for themselves THR
DENocRAT each week, and machine for
some poor widow or other deserving
woman, thus giving her the power a.
care for herself and family, and live in
dependent
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New York. January 30, 1871
H. Whom Il may Concern:
This is 10 certify that / have adyer
tsed in PoMHRoY's DEMoCRAr, asd con
slider il one Of the very BEST mediums
in this country to advertise in, and take
great pleasure in recommending IL &
all advertisers. ii. I. HELMBOID.
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P0MER0Y's DEMOCRAT

readable and interesting the coming year,
M. M. pOMEROY, the editor and pro-
prietor, who is now relieved of the work
of editing, managing, and superintend-
ing a daily paper in the City of New
York, win devote his entire time and at
NY. U. Mar Is Eou
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Pomorng's Demncrat,

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3pnmorng's 1]emncrat.

the leading papers, and expended more
money in bringing our business before
the public than amy other house with
one or two exceptions in New York,
our experience has been that PoMERoY's
DrMocnAr is the rery best advertising
medium In the United States, and we
can with entire confidence recommend
the DFMocnAr 10 all business men as the
best paper on which to bsstow their
advertising patronage
C. +. COLLINS 4 Co.,
Watch Manufacturers,
No $50 Broadway, New York
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]. r. ChAwFoRD, Secretary.


My DEAR Sm-I have received o
food Of letters from persons in all parts
81 the country, stating thas they have
read our advertisement in PoGERoY's
DMockAT. and that hence they wish TO
I 10 business with us. ] DO think that
we have had more direct benefit from
those advertisements than from all 9TH
crs combined, during the last year, aud
I l sincerely recommend PoNERor's DEMO
cIur rs the most valuable advertising
medium / know in the United States.
I We have advertised very extensively in
leading papers and periodicals.
Yours truly,
J. ID. REYMERT,
President Hercules Mutual Life As
surance Society of the United States.
New York February Q, 1871.
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P0MER0Y'S DEMOCRAT

has more than double during the past
year, and every Democratic victory, no
matter in what part of the country oc-
curing, brings to
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MARK M. P0MER0Y

who In also chairman Of the Democratic
Labor Protecting Organization Commit
tee for the United States.
Address all letters on business con-
nected with the Office to C. P. Sykes,
Publisher, p. O. Box 52l7, New York
City.
Letters on political matters should no
addressed TO Nj. NJ. Pomeroy. and il che.
writer wishes them TO be seen only by
the person to whom they are addressed
they should be marked private, when, il
Mr.. Pomeroy is not in thecity, they win
be forwarded to him Immediately by mail,
express CT special messenger.
In ordering papers be careful to write
the names of subscribers with the post
Office county and State very plain. that
there may be no mistakes in entering
names or forwarding papers.
Retail price of the paper, when sold by
newsdealers or newsboys, SIX CENTS.
Addition can be made to cllbs at 50
peryear.
0p6ClLHon OOpltS O6HL rr66a
In forwarding sums Of money for clubs
Of subscribers, drafts or money orders
should always be used, as, if lost or stol-
en-, they can be duplicated, and no fnan-
cial loss win be sustained by the parties
interested.
G. P. SYKES,
Publisher.
P. o, BOX 5sl7. Nv. ". City
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Each machine we send out viii h,
pcrreri, and Of the very best
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Most truly yours,
Geo. X. Duor,
General Agent Of the King Washer,
563, Broadway.
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Specimen Copies Sent Free.

G. P. SYKES,
Publisher.
r. 0. BOX 52l7, Nv. ". City
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DEAR SR-Having during the last
four years advertised extensively III all
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racy. not for ita reconstruction for the
benefit of an aristocraoy not in symp, :
thy with honesty and labor,
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who In also chairman of the Democratic
Labor Protecting Organization Commit
tee for the United States.
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Address all letters on business con.
nected with the Office 70 C. P. Sykes,
Publisher, p. O. Box 5217, New York
City.
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POMER0Y'S DEMOCRAT

the coming year will be more than ever
pointed, earnest, truthful and convinc-
ing, rs years of education and experience,
governed by knowledge of facts obtain
ing from actual observation, enable a
writer to give his thoughts with more
clearness and power with each succeeding
attempt In
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
Pre- NUNS

as All evidence Of gratitude to those who
forward from time 10 time subscribers
We send the paper at the following
rates.
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT

will labor for the restoration Of the Gov
eminent and the principles of Democ-