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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NINELAND RAILwAy--FoR vINGLAND, ". IT, AND
Briaseton. Leave o,of Arrsi straw, New Yorx VIA
New Jersey Slutnsrh Rturltd, ~ A. L. all Z. NJ, by
steamers EMPIRE STATE N 1 SIS II )YE 49,
J. w. MILLS, Su )erintcn len.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

aA5 aEha4$ssas SSS'Ss GINA LINE
carrying mails passengers and
kingston y.sp.lss s'sss; Gs Martha ss.., !; ;na
18Th snd lb Of each month excep, when
those date. "a, on sunday hss ss DAY prsv,ou viii
Iee sss' Ssn SGt al E " with Capt
connsS n al ali and South pers
Freight for last named ports received until r NJ OF jan
win Trsn:.sS ss
further sr.s Apply at eompan' pse S9 sc pe
l1sI sp.ssl Sssss StGEs
wall direct, as an extra steamer.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, NASSAU AND
hET kTLxsfii wsfr; NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
from pier no. iNorin river.
Ssso 81 vsH sss s ksy
MeRRo CASTLE, Capt. s. Curtis via Nassau January 70
-" ''''SA' ''''-S' "'xS'& W DIMocK, President,
No. Bowling Green.
DrREGGTE GE5xsx k,Sx r1 Ts1ak3 1AyAs1 AND VERA CRUZ
New York aud Mesiean Mail steamship Line, leaving pier
SLEopSTsa fSai,s 1aavaSa oniy'.... - Friday. Jan 70
SnEoPs l "a PHILIPS ssvans oa; w.dSssasyy Jam Jam
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman. Monday, Feb IL
f'' '''sn' Or 9s'infEiH %fHx%SDRE SONS 50 Broadway
j ing at Key West, carrying the United states mail.
The Al steamship CLYDE. Captain Kennedy, at pier 20
East River, Will leave on Saturday. January 4.
Through Ills Of linz given to Houston and ell points on
the alvestOn Houston and Henderson, and b. b. r. and G.
Railroad
For freight or passage Apply TO
Z. n, MALLORY a CO., 1853 Maiden lane
or W. r. CLYDE Co, ll9 Wall street.
L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain g. L.
Clapp wi leave pier No. North River on saturday Jany
AIRY at3 O'Clock ". freight received daily. fhrouSh
rates to aveston, Indlxnoa, Mobile and 81. ous
CABIN passage, 800; stcerlge. t2J.
For freight or passage apply 10
n. B. CRuMwELL ca. 30 West street
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DIssoL TIoN OF COPARTNERsnIP.
~ Tue coparnershp heretofore existing unler the iIin
of j. NJ. weih Arents 20 this day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr. j. NJ Well retiring account OF Ill
health Ether party win sign ibc trm namo y suIia,lon
GEO ARENrG
NEW YORK, Jan 9, 1872
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SPORTING Dogs, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS. BIRDS,
N. Ac Medicines for all discusses; prepared Food for
mockng BIRDS at b. g. DOvEYS No. Greene street,
Canal
TEyOLvERs GUNS RIFLES AND PIsTOLs-AT RE-
IL duced prices; large assortment second hand Guns
and Pistols bought, sold or exchanged.
GEO. SMITH. 81 Chatham street.
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A NAM (formev IN PROT. Boiss nneau, OF Parisl,
makers and nserter Of the improved Eye 50 Beecke street.
NJ b. These are endorsed by the faculty.
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e1s RgwARp-LOsT. ON JANUARY T. GOLD
DID Lockei with the initials A. l.. cut on one nde lhe
nove reward viii be pain leaving II al East lhir'y
rst street.
ron REwARD.--sTo LEN, FROM THE STABLE oF
pZV J. Van sce. kilg ewood. L. i. Mnhuty ngn',
January lorsc, 10 hans lieh, VIM wnne spoI on
ne rebead; lame In the pear UNI out Inc above re"A'"
VII be pail Tor returning the horse 10 lis owner.
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x1n REwARD.-LOsT, JAM AIRY 3 IN FIFTY.slxIu
hI(J street. Sc ter Dog, white, with brown ears and
wn spots on egs tail and part OF the body
m ave peen clipped; had ber colar answers TO the
,a,ne Frank ANY person returning him or ,vins IN or
- u.s,' ~ ."ev street PETER Lynch.
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d.ONn nNO IN COLO WAS DRAWN IN
EZUU.UVU Royal Havana of Cuba Fec. 20; Ken
tncky class LOG, Nos. IL, e. 80 $210OO Address
RALEY 4 co. told established Office, Ia bruadway
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Tie business will be continued by tc unde rsigne here
tofore Grm and style OF T. j. North, who IS
authorized TO settle the business OF tn late firm.
J.. l.. NORTH.
IA BROADWAY, NEW YoRK. Jan. 3, 1871.
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FINANCIAL.

A LARGE AMOUNT 10 LOAN AT ONCE, WITHOUT
IA bonus 10 buy First Second Mortgages City and
Country Real Estate. POTTER BROTHERS,
Nos and Warren street.
A FUND OF @l66000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
IA Real Estate In to suit and other funds buy
Mortgages Real Estate Leasehold Address ATTOR-
NEY. box 319 New YORK Post olce.
MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON BOND AND
IA. mortgage property In New York, Brooklyn
and New Jersey. Principals only apply to SAMUEL y.
WOOD, JR., l55 broadway, rooms
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U,oR sALE-A FINE PEDLER's WAGON. STOCK O
IL Goods. team OF Horses and Route, cheap; ra
chance Address 2. W. H., Herald Office.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The Southern list was dull and steady, closing at
the following prices:-Tennessee, ex coupon. 81
67z; do. new, 81 67x Virginia. ex COUPON 50 90;
do. registered stock, old. IS So; do skies. CONSOLE
dated bonds. SIS 55h; do. do. deferred scrip,
Tx Is; Georgia skies, 70 rs; do. sevens, 81
ss; North Carolina, ex coupon, 35s 81; DO. fund
ing 1866. 90 %; do do, 1865, 81 49, do. new, 1914
a 20; do special tax, rs: Missouri skies. %
95n; do Hannibal and st. Joseph, % %; Louisi-
ana sxes SO 81; do. new, SIS a so; do. levee skies,
90 IS; do. do Fights, 10 80; do. d. 1875, 80 50;
do. Penttentiary sevcns, 65 20; do. railroad
Fights, 10 80; Alabama fves 81 90; 40.
eights, 90 a 95; DO Fights, Montgomery ana
Eufaula Railroad, IS a 92; South Carolina skies, 52
a co. do. new, January and July 81 31'a; do.
do, April and October 2ata a 81; Arkansas skies,
funded, So So.
GOLD ITO A 1l0sx.
Gold opened at 1903 and declined to ITO, recover
ing subsequently to 1101z, at which figure after In
termediate fluctuations between the two extremes,
IL closed. The omission OF gold sales from the
Treasury programme for March was unnOticed,
IN the prospect OF the redemption OF $4O,O0O,OoO
called bonds this month, OF which $20,0OO,OOO
are due ON March 7. No notice OF prepay
ment was given by the Secretary, but a
considerable amount has been already dis.
bursed on this account. In the loan market the
carrying rate was to and at the close per cent
The gold cearances were $751; 900; gold balances
81, OS9. 3O4; currency balances, $l15l,047 The As
sstant Treasurer paid out $145o 900 gold on account
OF March ana January interest, and $243 600 on &C
count OF five.twentIes redeemed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WAS DULL
and steady on the basis Of 1O9ss for bankers sixty
day sterling and 1lOk for short sight.
COMPARISON OF IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year,
1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry goods So, 4SO, $3.50 $4,976, sos $7,27S, 401
Gen, merchdise. 2, S24 797 4,S6S, $50 1885,, 3l2
Total for week. 81, 306 1856 So 436 $14 600 713
Prev. reported. 2S0 AIS 49, 252, 5O4 64,S42,69
Since JAM L. SAL $685. sO4 $5s, OCT $40 $685. 443, 8OS
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The following were the highest and lowest prices
~ -t.,~ra during the
GOVERNMENTS STRONG


The government list was strong throughout the
day, sustained by the continued hrmness OF the
London market, where the contents OF Mr. Fish's
reply TO Earl Granville's note must certainly be
known and fully considered by this time. There
was considerable inquiry during the day from the
German bankers, running principally on the old
issues Of 1896 and the '67s both OF which exhibit an
advance OF 4 per cent on the closing prices or
Saturday.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR MARCH
Is unfmportant and provides only for the purchase
OF s2,OOO.OOO OF bonds-$1, 900 900 each on Thurs
day. the 14th inst, and Thursday, the
2sth anst. respectively. This is the first
time since the Secretary inaugurated this
policy OF Treasury operations that sales OF
gold have been omitted from his monthly
programme. The following were the closing
prl0es:-Untted States currency skies, ia
114k; do. sxes 1884, registered, ia i14; do. do,
coupon. lI511 1153S; do tve-twcnties, registered,
May and November 1l1,s ll1I; do. do, 1862,
coupon. do, l11K lily; do. do, 1854, do. do,
nix 111h; do do, 1865, 40. DO, 112 O Il2X; do.
do, 1857. registered January and July, Ill 111X
DO. DO. 1895. coupon DO. 11Oz 1loss do. do 1867,
do. do, II1X 1111; DO do, 1868, DO. do, 112l1
n2K; do. fves OF 1881, funded, registered los s.
1887; do. do. do, coupon. 1O3ss 1857; do. ten.
fortics. registered, 1919 lo77s; do. do, coupon
1o7k I07N; Central Pacific gold bonds, 1924 a
lO2k.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were steady, with q light business, as Is usual on
Monday. There Is a manifest disposition among the
Investors In this class OF securities to select the
mortgages OF old completed roads IN preference to
those OF new roads, sold for purposes OF construc-
ton. There is also evinced disposition among
capitalists and those seeking safe and profitable
Investments for their TO distribute 1t through
Q variety OF securities OF the class mentioned,
Including government bonds. This has been the
more apparent since the recent excitement respect
Ing the stability OF the savings banks which
stimulated much popular examination Of the
various securities oDtainable In this market
Offering safe investment good rate OF interest and
case OF negotiation. This class OF inqurers almost
invariably struck governments first, where many OF
them remained; others wandered into the maze Of
collateral outside, and, beginning with Old high
priced railway bonds, hesltated, deferred by the
premium seeking In descending scale OF value to
settle upon something that would satisfy them,
until premium ana safety being both lost IN their
Judgment. although still tempted by a high rate OF
interest they put their money back in bank again.
mere are quite enough, however OF this class who
having halted by the way, nave obtained a pIimpse
OF the financial arcanum that has stimulated their
curiosity 10 penetrate still further into its hidden
sources OF profit and thee still continue their in
quiries, stimulating dealings In the direction wa
have pointed out The following were the bids 70.
dy:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March l. 1872.
Cotton steady; good ordinary 9hc Net receipts, 52f
''' NEW ORLEANS, March T. 1871
gross 662 Fxpors-To Liverpool, 2s2U coastwse 49,
Sales. 5000; stock 206,sO1 ,.-
Cotton firm; middngs 2l3sc a 2lhc Net receipts, 9s4
bales. Sales, 200. Stock, 52ssl.
sAvASsAH, March T. 1872
Cotton firm fair demand; offerings light middlngs 2lssc
s2asc Net receipts $50 bales E1pors-Coaswise, 74
CHARLESTON March T. 1872.
Cotton song middlinrs, 2I9c. 2lstc Net receipts 4s7
bales EIporisTo Great Britain. i,b72 coastwse, $751;
WILMINGTON March T. 1872
ss S G NO Ds sn at
at 81 g. ~ '''o" ''' ''t''' 49,
Tobacco strong sales 50 bids Tugs sold at 50 80 6o
low to medium leaf, 81 05 $40; good to Hne, x1 3ls
BUFFALO. March 4. 1872
22SO; oats 10000 rice $500 barley l22 5oe peas 1853;
2ac6; corn, 1000 Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
neseced. without chance Corn ss at SIC on
Rye dull at eOc. for Western. Barley neglected seeds
WV OswHGo, March 4, 1872
Flour steady and unchanged. Sac. at "a IS for No.
spring IS 70 Tor amber winter IS Is for white winter and
So Is for double Wheat duh and lower sales OF No
track barley quiet held at 81 for upake Canada and
81 05 for Bay Qunte RYE nominay Soc FOR Western Corn
feed unchange Railroad reehts-Fiour, to Boston, &c.
to New York. bsc. /; to Albany 4sc. ,s-,
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat firm at 81 "a. 81 AS
s, No Sa a D5p oS quiet At y sc for No ss
Barley dull At pc for Nc spring PORK quiet at $Ii 20
shoulders sides 5Jsc clear rib sides 5'.c &c.
clear sds, SIG dressed d, hogs quIc. :. y TO- Hghwnes
aus Eve fSss bs. Seu g. S'' Sa.h .
wheat 5000 do corn, 5000 600 do 1000
10000 bushels wheat IsU do corn ao0o do oats 1000 do
rye, 900 do barley, and 5000 hogs.
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Wheat dull, nominaly unchanged. Spring wheat
IN store and SATURDAY
SS.sss .ss. "a sos 81 ss %a,s:
soIehs OUTSIDE price for sm. lot Corn was rmeG
active h The for .as. mssa a sSsu
49, for ssa.rn oSs sa % at rs
ley was quiet sales b.shes q state in o:: at Zoe
Oats and fall request The sales about
& bushels " = %ssterq s,ors sG
and snt rely nominal At ssc forW sssrn i" store ,,
inquiry Rates S we're Without Change although
Sus
SIS
a's' sS''Ss ses 10
e sg Brig ss toni. to Porto Rico Out AND home at
foreign and domestic. Price. for domestic firm ana
New s'%Ss 's we ABOUT -. ODDS
Cuba-Centrifugal and mixed...... .lsc. a @c.
Muscovado, refining. BE 3oc. 3c doc
Muscovado, grocery. ..:30c 35c. -
Porto Rico. 4oc' Sec aec
English Islands &c. u &c
NAVAL sroEEs.ihc mari: for spirits turpentns was
&C. c Roiin also quiet and weak The sales were
sss SS m
.81
of Of sesr q0 s rather ,o s. s
sS.ass SaSsS.
Case Oh ~s o nm but
A. Creek the market was ,fis srmsr but very QUIET
HE SsV also quiet steady
Ssa aeS s as Of & White for
s In Ne" York 500 '1' crude sold late Saturday
for mess pork quiet and about steady The sales
I Ss Ss soa for % as
trade wa: to small lots Of o % a. ~
asking prices and bid about &c under former rates
were no sales on which 70 base quotations hogs
but limited ssd s FOR ss S
ayss IS s4 Prom s. ST 70; S JOS
~ s1as si :s
s2S with small ualmportsnt sales Gu. meat. were in
s ss:a but ess1s G
sac do hams, loo. lac. picked bellies, &c. g.: for
e: 49, S
ao an a @ only s @
ss q j Hfy Closing
oss "a. az rs an fana snd 80
bags RangoSn at S,.c 7,ic &C.,, ,.,o. WON. ..,,. ,,r
generally changed The sales aggregate go hnds
part centrifugal and low cIayed from Ole sc and 100
s Sass ss.
We -Cuua-inferior TO common rennnR &C. a5,sc
fair to good fair refining SIC &c. good to prime refining,
exc. SAc.; fair to good grocery, SEA- ssc prime
&C. loxc moasses. hhds and ooIes I've SIC melaao
4hc. a sac. Havana-Boxes Dutch Standard Nos to e.
&c. $50: do, 10 TO r. &C. as%c do, - TO I5 &c.
1896 ;do to 49, 10hc a1,c do ~ to al2lSc
do white, IL c al2Ac Porto Kico--Common to prime
sning, SIC. SIC fair to choice grocery, s,sc loc
Dutch standard Nos 10 to H. &c. sc. Maniasuperior
and extra SUPERIOR TIC. sIpc New Orleans-Renninx
grades, TIC. q &c. grocery do, 9lac. a J01oc.
SrEARINE remained dull and nominal ut 10c. cash for
tierces.
TALLow was moderate request and firm Sales 200
lbs choice Texas at 9sc 30 bbs. good western Ut &c.
wHIsKEY.-Recepts, 36lbbs The market only mod.
eratey active but steady, at &c., with sales OF 800 bbs
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
What Outsiders Know About Railway
Mortgages and Other Bonds
HOW TO INVEST MONEY
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, March 4-6 Z. M.
On Change to-day wheat was dun ana held
Nrmly for spring, with prices uncertain. Cotton
was quiet and flrmer.
MONEY EASY.
The ease I'm money anticipated upon the assump-
ton that Saturdays bank statement indicated that
the banks had about touched bottom in the process
OF depletion was fully apparent to-day, the market
opening with money at seven per cent, and,
although subsequently as high as seven per cent
coin was paid, easing Off towards the close TO six
and seven the recognized regular rate among the
leading houses with repetition OF the decline OF
Saturday to four per cent In the furry just before
che close OF banking hours to place balances left on
hand. The effect Of this recurrence 10 normal
state OF money after the recent effort at producing
artificial stringency was noticeable In
A STRONG BULL MARKET IN STOCKS,
which governed transactions almost throughout the
entire day. the intervals OF reaction being slight
The leading features were as on saturday and dur
ing last week, the stocks which have been the
occasion of such sharp contest Pacific Mail and
Northwest common; but these were closely followed
by Union Pacific and Western Union, and joined to-
ward the close by Northwest preferred and OHIO
and Mississippi Erie was an exception to the en-
tire Market and went of upon free sales to 32'i
against 33H Saturday, recovering 10 32h, at which
simultaneously carried OUT in London, late de.
spatches from there stating that Erie closed fiat
upon realizations at 31% 80. In Amsterdam, where
the market opened at 292f 1t closed at 292s. We
have said the bulls early took possession
OF the market and maintained themselves but their
most brilliant dash was made between three and
i've O'Clock. when they moved Pacific Mail up to
62x, Northwestern to TEX for the common and 92k
for preferred, Union Pacific to 36H, Western Union
to FOX and Ohio and Mississippi to 45s-the highest
figures being near the last prices-an advance
ranging from y to Is per cent, browning steady
forward movement that had already marked them
up considerably. The most active stocks during
this period were Northwestern common and ohio
and Mississippi both OF which left OF at the highest
point Of the day. The OF the market was strong
In the rear OF this brilliant charge of the bull forces
aud night closed on the bears completely democrat
tied and apparently utterly routed.
THE EXTREME FIGURES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin VIII leave this port on
Wednesday Tor queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at haf-past eleven O'Clock A. Nj.
THE New YORK NATURALIZATION FOR Europe
will DO ready st hafpast nine o'clock In the morn-
Ing.
SINGLE COPIES. In wrappers for mauing. six cents.
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No Sent, No Fare.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Common Council
yesterday afternoon Alderman wylie presented the
subjomed resolution, which Will prove highly graft
Tying to the travelling public of That city In event
or It's being enforced:-
Resolved That railroad company the city OF Brook
Ign require to fare unless such pas
senger shall be provided with seat
several ludlcrous amendments were offered but
voted down, and the above resolution was adopted.
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For future delivery (bass low mddng
follows Saturday evening-March, 200 at Assc. notice
after iOh 100 Al 81 sl6c delivered the 5b 800 2lsc
the l5th), 100 ut 81 116c l0J Slice (sho
notice. ioo at A notes after lo,n April 200 At 2 sise
at 22c 900 at 22c May ~ 916c 200 22sc 100
% lll6c 200 at 2ssc June 300 at 22c $50 at % l3l6c
be 100 2. seS Total 500 s,e. M.rsh 100 at
zee 100 at % Sl6c delivered after l4th, l at &c
Is NJ, 100 at 2s4c, 100 at 2l6c Is NJ; April 400 at
x slsc 800 at 229c 500 at 2s ,i;lac SO az 100 az
s.c 400 At p l5l6c 800 2$c 400 g ll6c 300
$sc June soo si ssc soc a. 100 az 70 llbc 100 At
=. 2sc August 100 At &c. 4Oj al sc Total l5ooo bales
as folIows-Galveston, 6s4 New Orleans sSs; Mobile.
9; savannah LEO; Charleston 4s Wilmington, 2lS Nor
l2ll. This day last week, 90 1871. This dav last year,
4270 Rates ports steady fol-
BY steam lc gold By sail. 1llSc To Hamburg, By steam,
pressed SAIL &c To Baltic ports by SAIL c. 1c gold
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SEEKING FOR GOLD.
The Black Hill Gold Association Taking the
Initiatory step.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March 4, 1872
The Black Hill Exploring and Mining Association,
with capital OF 100000 was organized in this city
on Saturday last. The following gentlemen were
elected oflcers:- Charles Collins President; Daniel
L. Scott Vice President; d. II. Ogden, Secretary
and treasurer; Daniel Harnett, General Super-
inlendent. Mr.. Harnett Is all old miner having
spent seven years in the mountains, and brings
great experience 10 his position.
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quote:careoes Rio ordinary i6hc is1Gc fair. lie
IKE good, Ec. i7ae. prime lsc. ls%c., gold. in
bond sixty days. Maraca,bo, 2Oc 2ic LaguAya. l9hc-
sic St. Domingo. In bond, lac. 4>sc Java, s3c. 24c,
gold duty paid.
CoTroN.rhe market for cotton the spot, under light
offerings and moderate request advanced fully &c per H.
Future delivery also &c per H. higher ana IN good
demand. The sales reported Change
folIa
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CLOSING pRIoEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 4-6P NJ.
CoFFRH.-The market continued dull and nominal for all
DESCRIPTIONS without decided change In prices We
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THE LRCTURE SEASON

,,,,v cpI p.RarEp FATHER DAMIEN COMMENCED A
,s.on al SUNDAY in the Church the Holy nnocentss
corner OF broadway Thirty street which rs 70
nsne for two weeks announced that he viii deliver
one of his famous lectures Confession Tor ladies exc
siyey at this evening No charge Tor ADMISSION 10 any
r. his dIscourseA
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The quotaons are based on cotton running IN qu. not
than half grade above below the grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Recepts--Four 61bl bbls. wheat,
1900 bushes 50 600 bushels meal luO bbs and
6b0 bags O bushels barley $500 bashels The -four
market was dull but prices were generally UNCHANGED the
Sales comprising ali kinds, aggregate about 1900 bbs at
prices within the range OF quotations Corn meal
quiet but steady The sales 100 bb Marshs caoric
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AsTROLOGY

ASTROLOGY.
NJ ATRiMONIAL OFFICE.-MME. wIDGER MEDICAL
1 Ciarvovant, tells everything; losses nunbers ,ned
cines for all diseases. IS Eighth avenue. -
NINE. ROsA-GREAT NATURAL CLAIRyoyANr. RE-.
l veas your whole lite from the 10 the grave 472
Canal street, near Hudson Fee Isl.
NINE. PRICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MEDI
lu cal cairvoyant olce hours from A. NJ. until r. NJ
Nine PRICE DAVENPORT. u6 Wayerlv place, near Sixth
avenue
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TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
AINSREASED XrTRAGTi0N TiIis j WEEK NE "'
All the Immense Company in New Sensations.
VALENTINE VOX RESUSCITATED BY
Z. ID. DAVIS, r. u. DAVIS, T.. ID. DAVIS,
in his original entertainment entitled
ANECDOTES AND ADVENTURES OF THE FUNNY
FOLKS.
Tho American Star Comiquc, GUS WILLIAMS.
THE GRAND WALHALLA PRlSMATlC FOUNTAIN OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATERS.
THE LAURIE TROUPE AND GRAND BALLET.
Mr.. Add Rymans amusing sketch entitled
TWEEDLEDUM TWITrERS.
musical extravaganza entitled
THE PIRATES OE BARNEGAT,
with the entire strength Of the company.
A CONSTANT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY
EVENING.
Seats secured In advance.
Matinees every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.