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TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL.
B,4,nch Of tie Johnson 1'ul'e Eo"no,v.
FRANKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE AND ELECTRO
TYPE FOUNDRY,
16S Vine Street, between Fourth and Fifth,
CINtINN-IIT
ALLISON, SMITH Il JOHNSON,
lh,"n/,ct,src,.s Of, o"d Dealers IN
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE, AND PRINT
ING MATERIALS,
OF every description.
Stercotyping and clcctrotyping, in all
their various branches. Wood engraving
and pattern letters for founders.
October 5, 1870. n5:lN
or. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY co.,
10 Pine street, Manufacture and Furnish
PRINTING MATERIALS,
OF l;N i:RY DIES ESCRIPTION.
Plain and Ornamental Type, borders,
Rule. Cases. thaScS, Sticks, t;allcNS, &c.
Machine and Hand Printing Presses, Paper
and Card Cutters.
NEWS AND BOOK PAPER.
Also rnlorcd and NIanilia Papers, various
.ii%cS and qualities. st. Louis and 1Nanhoc
Mills Papers Note, Letter. Cap, Flat Cap,
;nln,ncrt.iu. Packet and Folio Post, Denny
and Medium. Cards and Card S"trdS OF
every description.
PRi N'rING INKS.
News, Book. Slack and Colorcd; Narnish,
cold SIG, BronZe Flock. &c. Lithographic
Inks and NarniShcS all qualities.
October !, 1870 n2:Iy
DESN. PACE n SIMMONS,
, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCH\S'TS,
No. 30 Union Street,
NJ: r. or l. T. 4 VS..
December Is. 1859. nl3:iN
ID ENENIEI,R the Wagons at Surghnor ~
IN Mullins ar" guaranteed. I'll
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
EEMAI.E INSTITUTE.
MONROE, La.
Rev. Charles F. Evans, Principal.
OILS AND COLLEGES.

VIII open with full and competent corps
OF teachers, III the now brick Methodist
Church i'll Monroe.
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:LOTELS.

fINIS HOUSE,
Oy.. CHh"iic fH!trrh '"'d E"H'"'r -!"ti""'Y
lEDNIDE. In.
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There are two reasons why some pco-
pie don't mind their own business. One
is that they haven't any business, and
the second tIlat they have no mind.
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PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS
rsr. 'Ts.eS. " Al.
ss,.. "a, %. ssic4.arsaSOrl.

s>iiYSICItN. Surgeon and ObsietrlGlall.
DIli.r ut DR. t:lldrrw ood'S old stand
-, 'l..., l.'!r Nos y
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II j. HART n co.,
u. Wholesale dealers, importers and COM
mission merchants in Groceries and Drug,
Nos. 73, Is and II Tchoupitoulas Street, New
Orleans, La. We keep constantly on hand
Liquors, Teas Tobacco, Scgars, Sugar, Coffee,
Provisions and all descriptions Of Groceries
Na-,liShcs Window Glass and Patent Mcdi-
cnCS january |, 1870. nlo=
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DAiSBS, SALOON.

DA;sBS, SALOON,
t;,ttud ST., bctiUcct tiittntWOn u!tt DeSi0yt'
MONROE, LA.
This is an entirely new saloon, conven-
iently located, and furnished entire with
new bar-tiNtures. The best brands .of Ii
quors and cigars kept for customers, and
polite attention guaranteed. Oct. 5, 20. 81 y
COUTIIElN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in max in g
known that he is now well prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
of work, either in
Manufacturing o. Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; specl-
mems of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds OF
Terms reasonable.
April rs, 1866. n3O-t FIX ENDoM.
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EN-PRESlDENT JOHNSON.

\ correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who recently paid 4 visit
to cN-Prcsidcnt johnson, publishes Il
lengthy letter describing the interview.
\Nr En>,-
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Jan. 17-6 p. N.

TUESDAY, Jan. 17-6 M.
AsHRs.Recepts, packages. The demand for pots
si light, but prices without particular change. We
quote:-$6 70 81 a. Pearl dull and nominal
BEEswAx slow Of sale, the demand being very light
and prices nominal at s2c. sahc. for Western and
Southern.
CoooAwe heard Of no important sales but prices
without change Gnayquii quoted at 6Ac l0c Mari
caibo, 33c a2lc Caracas. l4c l6c, all gold in bond
CRMENT.-A good demand prevailed Tor Rosendale at
81 90, at which price the market was steady.
CHIooHY was dull and unchanged; beard of no sales
gold.
CArDLEs-There demand except for jobbing lots,
mantine 2 IA ouncesl lSc l6c; sperm, 29c patent
B9c. 40c.
CorToN-The demand for lots the spot compare
lively light and with fair offerings the market
prices receded c per ID. The sales 37l5 bales
which 265 taken by exporters 913 spnner IL by
specuators and l75 were In transit. Included In the
above sales 600 bales to arrive. Cotton
for future delivery was moderately sought after, but at
prices c below those current yesterday the market clos
Ing weak the reduction, with fair offerings The
sales (bass low middingl were follows:-
January 100 at 5c 300 at IA 15l6c 400 at 14c February
100 at 5c loo at 15lsc 500 at 15 1lfc 200 January vt
iss.cr Zoo At iSasS; April, Id a ISIS; irss
bales Also oo late s{es'erdsS JHnaassy SSS at ltc
March, 200 at l56c, 700 at 1896; April 600 at 1885,
b. Mobile, 200 private terms-tota 1890 bales grand
total $500 bales We append the current quotations for lots
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BLAoK-SANFoRD.-At st. Johns church, New
Milford, Conn, on Thursday, January IL, by the
Rev. 81 .. seymour or Pawtucket, X. l., assisted by
the Rev. Q. G. Acy, rector OF the parish, WILLIAM
d. BLACK, OF New York, to SARAH, daughter of the
late Hon. David O. Sanford.
DAvIS-GoRroN.-On Monday evening" January 0,
at the residence Of ana by the Rev. q. N. Norton,
WILLIAM OSCAR DAVIS TO CHARLOTTE GoRroN,
daughter Of James G0rton, ESQ., all OF this city.
HALL-THoMAs.-In Brooklyn, on Monday Janu-
ary 10, oy the Rev. I. De Witt ralmage, w. W. HALL
to HENRIETTA THOMAS. No cards.
KINGMAN-PENI ECosT-At the Ha nsOn place Bap-
list church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon. Janu-
ary IT, at halpast two O'Clock, by the PASTOR George
II. Pentecost, SUMMER A. KINGMAN, ESQ.,, to Miss
EMMA L. PENTECosT, both or Brooklyn. No cards.
STANNARD-DB WITT.-On Tuesday. January II,
at the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev.
Joseph 4. Duryea, GEORGE STANNARD to C0RNELIA
w. DE WITT. all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
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Wheat was dull, but firm a. about 81 ~ 81 SO for prime
No. The sales about $4,000 bushels at 81 81 al M
for old No spring in store 81 u old No. do 81 4sS
for common new No Rfoat, ST. <Sa for prime do n
store, n 6ls 81 SS for amber winter Rye was quiet
but firm at 81 n 81 10 Barley was steady, with
sales Of 10000 bushels At 81 10 for Canada West was
bushels At &c. $780, mixed Western SOC S6,Sc for
DO on the track, and s6c for yellow Jersey Oats were
frmer The sales about bushels at oc for West
in store, &c. for State aoa SIC &c for lots on
the track. ~ -
duNNIFs neglected. and there were no sales Prices
bags -
HopsThe transactions were extremely light there being
demand except for small lots and with Continued fair
offerings especially Of the low and grades the mar.
ket heavy though prices lower Choice state
sold at &c., and other kinds sold nj from &C. 10
wants
HAY WAS moderately active A. about yesterdays uriccs,
long rye straw 81 o. 81 30, short do 95c. 81 05.
HEMP-The demand for au kinds WAS sti light and wa
heard OF sales Prices nominal at 2c gold for
Manila, &C. &C. do for jute, l0Ac lc do for Sisa and
7c do for Tampco IN bond Tho last Of juts
made at S4c. gold, to arrive
HIDEs.-The market was moderately active. and prices
were quite steady at our quotations We quote;-
Buenos Ayres 90 TO ~ lbs, z6c 25c do 20 to % lbs
25o. .i5ac. Montevide'. 2oS to llk ibs.. Nsc.
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corrEE-Eio was IN good request and very arm At our
Enough %
e'd Rio today Sss. aa' es york. Si.
1885 n g. slti91rc $500 d. In ssyannah $3.50 in Mobile
llns. iac prime DO, 12he;. isS-all gold, III
isc Sa' c dsyion. issa no; sarscabo onsnRo's iyc.
l7c. Lagpayra t41ac sl5sc Jamaica, l2c 40 St. Do
R,nso Rss sa sGrs bs o;a nIssn & 9Ss: ss
sayanils, isMo: lSS.-ai sold, duty paid - -. ~
1ec 2oc ssai rope, isc. Russia boil rope isc
DYEwooDs vas in some demand, but business
ras' 81
mingo S17 $ls currency Honduras $26, gold. Fustic
S. ssass5 4
FsEIsIasThe marts. wa. moderately active and rate.
Petroleum vessels sought Commanded
nso wns eli other Dds Of
sail and steam $500 bales cotton at Slid Nd by SAIL
a. s o bS our g.
To Hamburg 50 bales cotton at c and 400 pmento
on private "a terms rhc 10 per steamer
with s5o bbs petrqsa9m 9o e. bs and 5Oo Dbl. ro.n a.
e. sin s With C% @ S 70 the q unss
ship from the same port to the Continent with $500 bbs
& Dc on % perosm to port IN The
heavy Ies indies @ and a si'
Plate with a2 feet umber) bark to Gibraltar for or
ders with l5oo bbs petroleum; bark voyage
vas terms also bark to Cork for ordcrs with Oo bbls.
fLoUa AND GnAN.-Receipts, 12so2 bbls -four, $50 do
corn $500 200 barley and 1000 do malt The
held high about S dsaSsn Ters onr
Was Was sor aTm With fair dsmand sale. S9o bbls
bbls Corn meal fairly and prices were rmer
Sale: 5 200 so. - for Jersey - 60 Brandswne and
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day

SOUTHERN ECURTTIES-SOUTH CAROLINAS WEAK.
The Southern list was quiet and generally steady,
except for the South Carolinas, which were ac-
tive and pressure Of sales declined to IS. The
following were the fnal street quotations.
see, ex coupon o3H esq; do. new, esA es11;
Virginia, ex coupon, 66 q 81; do. new, 81 62;
Georgia skies, 70 so; do, sevens, SO 91; North
Carolina. ex coupon, Ask ASK; do, new, 22h a
%; do, special tax, Is q 10; Missouri skies, 90 o
9oA; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, IS q Ss;
Louisiana skies, 81 20; do, new, 90 q 65; do..
levee sixes 70 o q; do do. eights, 81 q 81; Ala
bama nves SO II; do. eights 81 0s; do. rail.
road eights, 90 o5; South Carolina skies, so q
IS; do, new, January aud July, IS o 5SH; do, April
and October 50 Oh; Arkansas skies, 81 a 60; do.
sevens, IS 90.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
According to the oflcal report required by law to
be submitted annually to the State Engineer at
Albany the operations OF the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company for the year
ending September 80, 1870, were as follows:-
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LOSS or LIFE IN COAL MINES.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In this days Issue of the HERALD YOU call atten'
ton to the loss Of life coal mines from fire damp
gases, &c. You will fnd that the remedy Is at the
fingers ends OF the several companies All they
want Is current OF air, the Mount Cents tunnel
principle, carried IN pipes through the mine, and
those frightiul calamties will be thing OF the past
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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Havans.Common 77,ec Sa1fc.; good eoc ssSc; hne,
CSC. a 81 ON, all currency. -
Yara cuts, s7c. Soc H. cuts 81 ~ III II; average
lots soc. 921c., all currency.
lec good and hne, 2uc sa4c bright work, common and
medium CSC. 0c good and hne, Soc. b5c., all In bond
TALLow-The demand light, but full prices prevailed.
Sales lbs. a from $40 TO &c., the latter price Tor
prime. ~ ,,,, r,
eraey active and prices were steady The sales were 200
bbls. at &c.. ,
fore par week. bu prices firm, especially
the grades, which are sparingly offered Holders look
for A demand towards the close of the
at full previous figures. There is moderate bus-
ness doing pulled wool. the prices for which quite
ateady former quotations Texas 10 moderately active,
demand being chiefly for small lots but full prices are
especially for the better grades the offerings of
which are moderate. The market for California
wool ia without change Of consequence the de-
mand 10 moderate and previous prices prevail for
ali kinds The transactions in foreign wool small the
demand for almost kinds being limited, but there Ia
change 10 note prces holders refuse 10 sell below former
figures Sheepskns moderately active at prices not differ
from those previously current note sales Of 325 balos
Buenos private terms Tne sales were l30 lbs
fleece 40 s2c Including $1,000 low " Xxx Ohio at <sc
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG


The government list was strong, but dull, until
toward the Close when the relaxation III money
induced more buying and produced a slight
improvement. The following were the latest street
quotations:-United States currency slxes 110h
O 110k; DO. SKIES, 1881, registered, 1loA
Q HOY; DO. do, coupon, 1loA l1oX; do. flve-
twenties, registered. May and November, 1889
10sx; DO. do, 1862, coupon, DO, 1o9K o lO9A;
do. do., 1884, do. do 1883 10S7s; do. do 1866, do
do, lOss 10S7s; do do. registered, January and
July, 1O7k 1O8; do. do, 1885, coupon, do. 107z
l07I; do. do, 1867, do. do, 10S 1oS1S; do. do.
1865 do. do, 1881 1885; do. ten-fortes, regis
tered, 107A a 107X; do do. coupon 107H l07A.
STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The "busn at the Stock Exchange accepted the
challenge OF the "bears," contained In the locking
up or money and made a brilliant movement In the
share list, with the effect OF carrying prices up
over one per cent for most Of the active features
The special favorite was Western Union Telegraph,
which advanced TO 473s. The highest prices were
made between three and four O'CLOCK after the re-
taxation In money had become generally known.
AT the close OF street dealings rumor prevailed
that the clique would repeat the locking-up opera
ton tomorrow, but 1t produced only trining re-
action.
Tho folIovinO table shovs he HIGHEST and loyveat
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NOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
i FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL
In aid of the New York Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 49, lS7I
Boxes be obtained application to
QUIhLAN, 1S5 William street.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
JOS J. O'Donohue, Bryan Lawrence, Robt McGinness,
Michael j. Cody, James Lynch, Richard OGormans
z. J. Halpin, John j. Bradley, Jos. H. Hamilton,
u. ODonoghue, Geo. q. Barnard, Rich Il. Connolly,
Francis Curran Dennis Hennessy, John Il. Brady,
Mat II. Brennan, James Moore, Patrick H. Jones,
Francis Higgins, John Kelley, Bernard Casseriy,
Jas. III. Coleman, Owen w. Brennan Charles Donohue,
Daniel +. Coye, Jas. b. Nicholson Edw. j. Shandley,
D. w. O'Haoran, Henry Shields, Thomas p. Wallace,
William Lalor
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
Jeremiah Quinan, Jas. j. Mccormick, Michael r. Wynne,
Thomas Muldoon, William J. Kane, Joseph j. Marin,
William ii. Shields, John Fox, Thos. j. Cummns,
Thomas j. O'Bren, r. Malone, Matthew Leavy,
John Duane, Frank McElroy Frederick H. Grosx,
John Hayes. John Fla nagsn, Joseph NJ. Dunn,
Maurice J. Power John Byrny, Daniel Whalan,
Waiter Roche, John I. McGowan, Sam o. A. Murphy
Peter McQuade, Peter Trainor, John NJ. Cooney,
Charles O'Conor, Thos. j. CreaIner, Michael Roche.
JEREMIAH QUINLAN, President.
WALTER ROCHE, First Vice President.
CHARLES O'CON0R Second Vice President.
WIN. j. KANE, Corresponding Secretary.
JOHN T. MCGOWAN, Financial Secretary
y MALONE, Treasurer.
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9sc State and Western lbc. 50c, Michigan at l6c
46c, Pennsvivsna at 40 60c., Georgia combing and
polls on private 400 81 3hc also
$4,000 bs pulled at $50 3lc for No. 37c 90 for super
and extra including 5000 Mesiiza on private terms $500
forna st c SEC for spring clip he latter price for ans,
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s2bs, Sc:: Orinoco, II TO % lbs. 2sc aShc Calf
. = Ss iS si soc sc JsnsI d. do not im%sd
Hsto lbs, lso xsce Mstamoro. and Es.is:n. "a % y
5Jampioo 20 % lbs, ale MSc Bogots, 70 ao lbs
Slc 22c. Maracaibo. ~ to ~ lbs, l6c Hc--ai gold
year ,49,6nn
LEArHER-There fair business doing In hemock
sole the demand being principally from
the MARKET was steady at former quotations Light Of all
kinds attracted attention than tho other kinds
receipts still fair and the stock was Union crop
moderately active At pricea not differing from those prev
ously current We append the current quotations.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL SrRBEr,
fM TUESDAY. Jan. Ito p. NJ
On 'Ohange to-day wheat was firm. The cotton
market was quiet and traction lower.
MONEY IRREGULAR.
Money was active in the earlier hours OF business,
and on the discovery that the clique who are mani
puiatlng the market had locked up a, IN the
Mechanics Bank there was an anxious inquiry
for call loans, which ran up the rate rom
seven per cent currency TO seven per cent gold,
and later In the day TO seven currency Plus
consideration OF 1-32 l-1o Tor the use OF
money over night. The ofrlcers OF the bank
referred to stated yesterday that they could not
help their completely with the movement, as the ac-
count which had been used by the spectators was
that OF respectable and responsible firm who were
profitable customers Of the bank, and who enjoyed
d perfect right to withhold the checks certified
against the above sum If 1t so pleased them. The
merchants and others who are annoyed by these va
Saries Of the money market should remember that
other banks, which had been made the tools
OF Q similar scheme promptly ordered the,
firms connected with 1t to withdraw their
deposits and close their accounts The ac-
Hvity prevailed up to two O'Clock, after
which money suddenly become very abundant ana
was offered In large amounts five per cent before
the close OF banking hours. No explanation OF this
remarkable relaxation was given other than that
the brokers had been SO uneasy IN the earlier part
of the day as to seek accommodation promptly and
make up their accounts early, thus forcing lenders
who were holding back for a squeeze" at three
O'Clock to press their money late In the day for
whatever they could get Another theory sug-
gested that the clique hau broken up owing to some
internal treachery on the part OF some
OF the pool, who got frightened at the
strength Of the stock market and abandoned the
bear' side OF the street. Whatever the real secret
one fact Is evident-viz. that there Is money enough
In the street for its temporary use and that activity
or stringency is only the result OF artificial nnu-
ences. The sale OF commercial paper was checked
by this arrangement. but the rates were nomnally
the same previously quoted.
Foreign exchange was iriner at the close, and the
leading bankers advanced the rate for sixty-day
sterling to 109tS and for sight to 110b.
GOLD srEADY-l10A a 110k.
The gold market was rather more active. but the
price steady between the extremes OF 11o1a and
1lOA. There Is no outside demand beyond that con-
nected with the current mercantile want In connec
tion with the payment OF customs duties, and The
market is what is known as o brokers' market, in
which transactions consummated Tor profits Of an
eighth to quarter per cent. The course OF to-days
fluctuations Is shown III the tablet
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fu..y ,ie funeral, this tWedness
noon al twelve O'Clock, from the residence OF
parents, No. 16S West Forty yeighth street.
Memphis and Cincinnati papers please copy.
SIMONs-On Sunday, January l5 RACHEL KIRK
MAN, wife OF John W. SimonS.
Relatives and friends OF the family will attend the
funeral from IT'S Gold street. Brooklyn, this (Wednes
day. afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SMITH.-Suddenly, In the 4lst year OF his age EU-
GENE PoRTERrIELD, son Of John Somers ana Caro-
line Town Smith,
Tne funeral viii take place this "wednesday after
noon, at one O'Clock, from the residence of his
ther Tompkinsville, Staten Island. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
STEwART.-At Trenton, n. j.. on Tuesday, January
II, ELvIRA A. STEWART. wife OF John II. Stewart and
daughter OF the late John A. Roebllng in the 26th
year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, on Thursday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
TAPPIN.-ln tins city, on Monday, January 16, JOHN
TAPPIN, in the seth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends che family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from st. Thomas
church. on Thursday morning, at halfpast ten
O'Clock.
yILLERs--On Tuesday morning, January II, at
eleven O'Clock, DR.. HENRY VLLERS.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
WARE.-At Winterport, Me-, on Wednesday, No
vember 80, 1870 ABIGAIL s. WARE, relict OF William
Il. Ware, aged SO years.
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THE CHARITY BALL.

The Fifteenth Annual Ball aid ofthe Nursery Chds
Hospital will take place at the Academy OF Music Thurs
dav evening, February Lander's and Grafuas bands
wi furnish the music and Demonco will provide sup
Tickets ($5 eachl only be had the following
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Mr. r.. Firth.

ss-e- --s - - s.s- y -
Mr.. G. B. Stoughton,
Hon. A. Schell,
Mr.. Isaac sherman,
Dr. Marion Sims,
Mr.. s. q. Thompson,
Mr.. W. r. Taiboys,
Mr.. Il. T0ron,
Mr.. 4. Van Reusas
Mr.E.tonGorr,sssn,
Mr.. Jules yatable,
Hon. J. +. Ward,
DIR. l.. Woodruff,
Mr.. 4. WooIsey,
Colonel WagstaH,
DIR. q. Winston,
Mr.C. DUB. Wagsta6
DIR. J. p. +. Whits.
Mr.. IS. Wilson,Jr,
Mr.. II. W. W ebb.
Captain WooIsey.
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In the gold loan market the rates paid Tor carry
1ng were per cent currency. gold and 1.32 and
1-1o. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as fcl0ws-
Gold cleared. $43 SS4 900
Gold balances. 1918, s27
Currency balances. ................. A131, $50
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Mr.. Q. II. Jacquelin, Mr.. d. Pennington,
DR.. w. johnson, Mr.. j. r. Pierson,
Mr.. II. LeRoy Jones, Hon. q. Potter,
Mr.. ID. kingsland, MIR. John Pyne,
Hon. q. r. Kirkland, Mr.. Archibald Pell,
Mr.. Il. kingsland, Mr.. A. Peabody,
Mr.. l.. kountze, Gen. A. Pleasontor
General Kiddoo, Mr. Victor Place,
Mr.. w. Langdon. Mr.. George Rob,
Mr.. Arthur Leary, Mr.. q. Robbins,
Mr.. q. Livermore, Mr.. w. B. Rogers.
DIR. 7. M. Markoe, Mr.. l.. Rogers,
Mr.. A. p. Montant. DIR. j. Is. Reynolds,
Mr.. Henry Morgan, MIR. NJ. U. Roberts,
MIR. J p. Mason, Mr.. p. Remsen,
Mr.. G. w. .McCullum MIR. T.. Renwick ,Jr.
General Mcdowell, Colonel Reed,
Mr.. Theo. Moss. Mr. +. d. Smith,
Mr.. w. ii. Mcvicker, Mr.. Jcsse Seligmai
Mr.. M. Marble, Mr.. Sanford, Jr.,
Mr.. r. Moore, Mr.. Mahlon Sands,
Mr.. Dudley Field, DIR. X. +. Wier.
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Mr.. J. G. Coster,
Mr.. w. Il. Cooper,
Mr.. II. g. Chapman
MIR, w. Clarkson,
DR.. Thos. Cottman.
Mr.. Edward Dibble,
Mr.. Sam'I. Is. Dana
Mr.. Rich'd. 5. Dana,
Mr.. q. Dubois, Jr.,
Mr.. J. De Neuiville,
dr. Charles De Kay,
Mr.. Rob't De Camp,
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The New York herald., 1871-01-18
PIANOFORTES.

A SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, OUR OWN
N and other first class make for
low prices; also Pianos let exchange
JOHN G. BARNES, 1877 Eighth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18


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