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Foreign Drafts,
Notice.
Grand Furiln Eall,
Gaza Lodge TO. lc8, /. G. Il. E

Gaza Lodge To. lG8. 1. G. Il. E.
A GRAND Masquerade anl i.:vil Urc, \
"a tAll. will II" given b. GAIA Ioi,c. on
EA MONDAY EVENING, March aJ, lo12. at
Lila AIrwin's Hall.
lichCts can bo procured at the fniomlnc
fcntlcmcns places VI hl-incss: N.s>r4 l.:
Solomon, Y. Il. Pollock, u. Epe,in amd Isaac
*u'z5aclov.
The committee rrsrrvc tho rE!.: 10 nn.na-k
II O'Clock +. ~
No tickets tor sale at the door
Pr,f. Lybraids Band will inrE;-h n.,,s "a
IoT the occasion. J. GOLDHMiTW,
Feb % ,Lm
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New Books.
Y1HE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY, hy Bish.
= ops and other CLERGY OF the Anglican
Church. Vol. l. s5
Aunt James Hero, by Author of Stepping
b1avenwards. ti.5U.
Hannah, q new Novel. by M;as Muloch. SOC.
Jan IT DUFFlE N CHAPMAN.
Scotch Whiskey.
ANE punchcon "FINEST ca MpIiEITON. !"
-, OF my own direct importation, via New
York. This, by actual test. is 10 per cent.
over proof. and Is pronounced by oil WHO
nave tcsted or tasted il, ~ tho iincst ever
brought TO Columbia.
ALSO,
Full stock old VINES and DEANDIES.
;. Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch irg-
isl! and German ALES. London and Dublin
PORTER, CUHACOA and OIARASUHINO.
Moct and Chnulon Ci!AMpAONES. Of the
famous vintage, 1eG8--iinest OF tho century.
Reasonable prices and FIJI ratisfxction ri,o
-antncd. GLO EYNIILEG
Feb 8
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IN THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

On the question ''ahAii thi. Art b, :
come law. the objections q! his Exec =
Ichcy the Governor to the contrary not
wiiLstanding. the yeas aud nays were
ordered, pursuant 10 provision Ii tho
Constitution, resulting yeas r'gr:y four.
nays tighteen q, and ordered ru be ,.l 1T TO
the Senate.
by order. a. o. JONES,
Clerk H"n-n -: II ..r,.rn,nnvcs
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St. Patrick's DaV.

NNlE HIDERNIAN SOCIETY ANNIVER-
i ShRf will be celebrated on the evening
OF MONDAY, tho 18th instant, at McKc,izie's
Saloon. Tickets 81 TO be- obtained Of the
Committee. at the Columbia Hotel, j. Agntw
" some, John McKenzie's AMI T.. Cautweil's.
March 126 n J. CALNAN. President.
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GuallO

HIiiE undersigned has now in stnrc and re-
ccivinE full snrp,: uf thor. vel csts.
blishrd Fertilizers al Mc,s,s Wi.c"x. Gilhs
Il Co, the pIlu:NIN. MANIrUI A1ED and
dUANO, SALT aud fl.ASTEE COMPOUND,
and IL now rendy tn fill orders. ana ship hy
railroad t" any give Il point Gail ard get c,t-
cu!ars. giving priccs ana par,icmlars. at
present prices of cotton. il will take Int NM
Increased Yield OF 70 to 80 l."Ii.,is tu pay for
2tl pounds 'nano J.S tMBEiS.
fc! II t2mr Cnlrm!,a SO
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"icn'i'c Durham Indian GiIl."
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Just l.acniVed.

A AHGE number of fine KENTUCKY
~ n i.I". Which may be seen AZ Char.c-
i.oHah'n Htahlcs, crrutr srt a;c aud A.srmhl,
s'1""'S. VS.. J. II, lALBOr.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
fyNHE firm 0i FKASKi.iN d. FINE il This
4 day dissolved by mutual consent All
liabilities pri,r 20 March II, 1871, laye been
assumoi By the prcscn: proprietor.
WM. NJ. FINR.
-. Il. FRANKLIN. WNt. NJ. FINE.
CoLuMnlA, s. g., March II, 1872.
March II
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Copar;iltl sblp---ljahc:' & >yInmar.
Z ,iA'.. 'hir da! assocn,.d with NE, ia lhc
y: irur mi hpotlircary bueiccst Mr. l.. r.
StLs.i..HE. 9r,un,tc at thi.ad,lp Cul
lc;r {" 'l.armlc\ i'iIcr:i:'ir sud siylc Oi tho
hrn WI. DO FISHER y SIillNAN
". q. FISHER.
1NNt\hf ~. 1872. .nu -
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Is TIll: SESA1E.
COLUMBIA, S. e.. aln,ch ,. 1872

IOLCMEIA, =. G.. .Nnlcl 2, 1S72.
On the question. ''~lali ,li.s Act ln>s
and become IL Law. the "tj,cti"Ls u, his
Excrlcncy To ;he c"utrur, nutwlliist>nd.
ing, Tie yeas aud Lmys were ordered,
pursuant to the l,r"vis,.n at thu Cui,u.
tnlion, (Articln LII. Seton - l.,. Ac.
passt q hy riru roc: vote oi yeas t~ru-
tH-two, nays s'X, ANA ordered to IL. re-
turned TO tue Rouse OF H",rrsc, .,,v..-
Ey os.lrr. } WOODHUr..
GEEK ut Senate
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Wanted.

4 Tho only licensed Junk Shop in the city,
old IRON, BRASS, COPPER and SKINS of
all kinds, for which l will pay tho highest
market price. G. HItIIi,
March 1876 Washington stront
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AZ ACT 10 PROVIDE T. ,'K Tue Arr.I%IME%f
OF AN ISsP: :CrON OF I'NuSruAlIS AM,
10 DECLARE HIS DUTIES
SECTION l. Be il enacted bv Mtr .>-n,,te
0na House IF Representatives If III. State
Cf 4oouM Cdro'im0, no'c met anil SiNiug IN
genera ASscudiv, 0"d lyMc ouhorHy If
Me same, That the Governor be, nnd he
Is hereby, authorized to appoint, by and
with tho advice and consent OF the Sc.
nate, q competent person to the Office o..
Inspector OF Phosphntes, who shall resids
and have Bis uilicc in tho city OF Charles
ton, and Shall held his Office for two
years.
SEC. .. TLat it shall bc The dnty OF al,
companies or individuals who are or NAV
be authorized by law to dig, mine or ex-
cavate such phosphate rocks and phos-
phatc deposits from the beds of the
navigmblc waters or streams within the
jurisdiction Of the State, to report to
tho Inspector of Phosphates monthly
tho quantity OF snch rock and deposit
dug, mined md excnvated; and whether
the same bo on hand awaiting removal.
or, il it has bccn moved or is being,
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CATTLE MARKET.
The hog marke. was hrmer, a. $40. 1900 arriving
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 81, 1871
receipts ais bales Exports coastwise 2n. Sales, loo.
stock, u.s. 56.
Cotton strong; mIidnss ss4c Nc. receipts bl bale.
gross 5 Expo.s-Io Great Britain, 1854 to Barcelona,
MOBILE, Jan. 81, 1872.
receipts, lOsl bales. Sales, 1000 Stock s5's4s
SAVANNAH, Jan. 81, 1879.
lS72 bales Exports coaswise, 81. Sales, s6co Stock,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81 1874
Cotton strong and higher midangs 2lsc. Net receipts
sSi.. bales Exports '''''"''' a' Sales LOCO Stock
LOUISVILLE Jan. 81, 1872.
oswreo, \. " Jan. g, 1871
No. SPRING IS Tor amber winter rs 50 for white winter Ne
fSr Sses ss's
bushels at &c., and two at &c Csc Barley quiet and
is 81 ss Hln
sssd 1 psa cn ss9a S sa4oad T lsh
Flour, to boston, 6ac 10 New York, &c. Albany,
Cattle-Receipts. 81 cars, making the supply 2Is
against ssl same time last market rules quiet
SfIas
a 8 sS o1sn nS averaging sas1E s
% g; itS Missouri Steers. raasns SS 100 .:
sheep lee ana 1snsaS head =.
&; prices % fine & per
~ Indiana sheep Ing FROM e 80 sS
ga Mlssf aasn asnTas ss 10
l RsssS .PSnG a.% . ms.
bushels Flour dull and unchanged Wheat sluggish sales
bushels Duluth spring at 81 A. Buckwhea hour-Saes
3tons at SO ~ cwt Corn very quiet
No. Western at &c. &c., to location elevator.
Oats, and barley neglected. Seeds quiet; timothy,
$3 rs In small lots PORK and dCity trade only,
changed rates. Hghwnes nominal
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1871
Flour dull and nominal Wheat quiet but No. spring,
81 23 cash February Oats dull but firm No S2c:
Rye quiet but arm No. csc. ssc. Barley easier and
Dressed In fair demand at So 05 IS TO- Pork
&12 TO- cash seller February Lard easier at SO 81
meats steady; hams, &C. 6Ac shoulders, &C.
ASS; rough SIDES bec Dry sailed meats y to 30 days
dies short clear mindless &c Cattle quiet and
SO % so o. Hogs quiet and declined 1Oc sales at "a %
81 s7a Receips-4000 bbls -four, 5000 bushels wheat
$4,000 60 corn 1000 do oats loo do rye 1000 do barley
and 1900 Shpmens200O bbs flour, 1000 bushels
hnna
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COLLEGE OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Examination of the introductory Depart
ment-Marked Progress i'm the CONNIE cial
Studies.
The Introductory Department OF this College was
Examined yesterday and, excepting the President,
p few professors and tutors. the College was de-.
Perted. Rapid, sure and irresistible are the giant
ptrides this College Is making In advance,
pnd the addition Of two regular studies-book-
Eeeptng And phonography-is only In keeping
With the general spirit OF improvement that has
manifested itself since the advent OF General wepb
rs President These studies were those IN which
kne students were required TO show their pro-
@clencies or Deficiencies, as the case might be.
Hne paper on bookkeeping was q gOoa general
eeen pursued and the students, considering that
fhey have been but SIX months engaged In this
Study, showed marked proficiency. Another SIX
months term completes the study In this branch,
bnd sthose who have been conscientious in their
duplication will be prepared to an q clerk.
Heretofore this study has been either wholly
NEGLECTED or but imperlectly taught ID our public
pch00ls and required, an attendance at one or the
many business colleges in this city, the expense OF
which debarred many from pursuing II, ana who
how enjoy Il mere Tree from all expense their trial
ledgers even being furnished them.
I In the other new ncn-phonography-the
Examination was also most comprehensive, en-
braclng questions from the very rudimenls oil the
Rrt TO the last stages TO which the students have
advanced They also propose completing this
etuds In SIX more months. Five sections
department is called. Mr. Walwortb conducted the
EXAMINATION IN both these departments.
The examination Will be continued to-day In b0th
buildings, and Will embrace all the college classes
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoS MONEY MARKgT-LoNDoN, jan 81 "A 80 p.
M-Consos closed at ga 92 for both and the
United States nvewenty bonds. s6as 92 1865 old,
929z 1865. s2a4; ten-fortcs, ~.
PARIS BoURsE-fARIs, JAN 3l-P. M.-Rentes closed At
56f 75c.
States veweny bonds opened at s6 for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, JAM 81
l3O +. M.The cotton closed excited Middlng up
iands sd mddling Orleans, 19Sd The sales Of the day
3jU0J bales including 5UJ for export Sales
ship named at New Dreams have been maae at and
shipping shipped at New Orleans nj III bl6c for mddngs
HAvRE CoTToS MAKBEr.-hAvRE, Jan. 3o-Evenng.-
Cotton closed firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUrFs aARkEr-LIvERPooI, Jan.
3l-4 80 r. M.-The breadstuHs market 10 quiet
LIyrRpooL Provisions MARKEr-IivERPooI, Jan.
81 30 r. M-Cheese o7s per cw. best grade OF
American fine. Bacon, VS. 3D. per cwt for Cumberland cut
S4s. for short rib mlddies. 49,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAnKET-LIvEsPooI, Jan. u
Evening. -Turpeniine closet SIS. y SIS. 3D. 49, =.
LONDON PRoDUCE MARKEr-LoSDos Jan. 3l-f. NJ
Taow sos 3d. per cwt Refined petroleum., wa lsd per
gallon. Turpenilne closed 92s. %. q 5Ss per ewt.
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STOCKS DULL, WEAK AND LOWER.


The stock market was dull ana weak. and lower
prices prevailed especially late IN the afternoon after
the closing activity In the money market. The chief
feature was decline Of az per cent In Erie, which
went on to 80 on slow pressure OF sales parties
who bought the stock on the death of James Fisk,
but, disappointed in the course OF the shares and
discouraged by prospect that the Erie clique win
defeat any legislation adverse the present man.
agement OF the road, have gradually parted with
their interest. The London market was likewise
weak, and may be said TO have started the fall to-
day. Northwest was exceptionally active,s but
without wide fluctuations. There are both
"bull" and "Dear" cliques IN this STOCK
and lively contest may be looked for at
any moment. Pacific Mail was firm on the
continued hopeful prospect Of an increased sub.
sdy. Hannibal and St. Joseph was weak and
closed at ASK rumors OF an intended issue OF con.
vertibie bonds. The Governing Committee
adopted resolution this afternoon that
untll the transfer books OF Hannibal
and st. Joseph were reopened and the stock duly
registered In accordance with the rules OF the Stock
Exchange no stock should be good delivery ex-
cent such as was already issued and countersgned
AZ the ONCE Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman d co. In
Express stocks wells-Fargo advanced to 63K.
Elsewhere the market was lower, but without spe.
clal feature. ,c,.
| The following table shows the highest and lowest
| prices of the principal stocks during the day.
Highest. Lowest.
New York Central ............... o.. ok
New YORK Central scrlp .".."ss's VOC y"
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THE HOBOKEN FERRYBOATs.

The following is a sample OF the numerous COM
plants which have been made from Time 10 time
by passengers who cross the Hudson IN Hoboken
ferryboats.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow TO call attention to the outrageous manner IN
which business treated constantly while crossing
the river in the boats OF the Hoboken Ferry Com
pany The boats are supposed to run every ten minutes
when they are literally crammed witt. with people,
the boats ten minutes but frequently at In
tervsls Of hf.een twenty and twenty-five minutes and this
times when there distinctions whatever In the
Will cite point On Monday last arrived
at the Hoboken seventeen minutes eight A..
NJ and found Barclay street boat IN the slip The Rum
eey arrived after about minutes and did
New until forty minutes past eighta delay OF twenty
three al There Ice IN the
what was in the slip at the foot of Barclay
street.. One OF the deck hands acted pilot,
and he paid attention to n pipe
In his mouth than helm. The that he could
not put the the slip at the first attempt Mule
would have carried the feet that lay be-
tween us bridge. But the boat put back 70 the
middle OF The river Meanwhile the Hackensack that had
LEFT Hoboken after reached the slip discharged her
passengers long arrived did not gos 10 New
York until minutes past nine. The boat was cram
med with about eleven hundred persons most of whom
presume had important business to attend T. for one
suffer much Inconvenience and would respectfully direct
the attention OF The vrooer officials 10 the
thosa boats PASSENukR.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31-6P. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was In better request
and the market hrmer. Cotton was strong and
fairly active at an advance Of &c. &c. per h.. In
response to buoyant market In Liverpool.
MONEY ACTIVE.
Money was steady at six per cent on govern
ments and OF seven per cent on stocks with excep-
tions in each instance at five ana six per cent
specuvely; but became active toward the close OF
banking hours, the nnal dealings being OF per
cent, coin.
Prime paper was steady and unchanged at Q 8
per cent discount
Foreign exchange was weak, and drawers reduced
their rates to figures coincidlng more nearly with
the actual terms OF recent business. The market
closed on the basis Of 1857 100 for prime bankers
sixty day sterling and 1917 1898 for sight bills.
GOLD sTRoNG-1o9Z A l10H.
The gold market was strong and the clique ad-
vanced the price to 1loX, being assisted In the
operation by the early weakness OF our securities in
London. But the latter coming better in the AFTER
noon the clique, In pursuance OF the programme OF
'mlKing the Market" dropped the price to lo9A,
the final sales occurring at 1897. The rise
today was also assisted by anticiparons, not conf
IDENTITY entertained however, that the Bank OF Eng.
land VIII raise the discount rate In the morning,
Thursday being The day OF the regular weekly meet
ing o! the directors In the loan market the rates
for carrying ranged from to per cent The Sub
Treasury paid out 100000 on account OF January
interest and SILL 900 in redemption OF the called 62s.
The course of the market Is shown I'm the table,
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CATLIN'S INDIAN COLLECTION AT THE
SOMERVILLE GALLERY.

This interesting collection Of paintings descrip-
tive OF the manners, habits and customs OF the
various Indian nations, will placed exhibition,
free to the public, for week at the Somerville
Gallery. AS this Will probably be the last oppOrtu
nifty offered to the public to inspect this and
instructive collection we would advise those inter-
csted the preservation OF authentic records OF the
rapidly disappearing red man to inspect the COL
lection. The exhibition will open on Friday Febru.
ary 2. Receptions daily, from 10 A. M. TO p. M.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
The following Is the report or the superintendent
pf Buildings for the week ending January 3l:-

- DuHuiHBo tut tHe WCtk eIlUfHS JdHuHIy OI'-
Brown stone buldngs-Onc and south side
sixth street near Third avenue 2bx9o FIVE stores store
ard tenement Allen street senencnts south side Of
forty sxth street. east Of Ninth avenue; four sories
New brick buldngs-Two 81 and SO Mulberry
Ereet cnap ant III Chryse street. store tenement 2s
houon street store and tenement south side Of Fifty
pnrd street, east of Tenth tenement j Mulberry
street tenement Centre MarKet place store and lene.
msnt sSs East fifyfourn street; tenement side
street cast OF Second store and tenement south
rS su street. east of Ninth store and tene
men % East Houston street north side Fifty
bfxh street. Ninth avenue TWO stores nd
PORN sde or Twenyfh street. OF Seventh avenue
store ana tenement "a avenue CT tenement b41 West Forty
bngton streets ~ N"S ~ WV
Unsafe Buiidings.The following buildings were reported
p An unsafe condition Robinson street, S6 50 80 and
~ Warrington street; 5N East Thirteenth street. ga Canal
Usese W Grand street and liz Nassau street.
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s.Sts, ssH 81 g 10 ga u 5 70. 5an
refused fo5 10 store: i6s sale. .oos. 1900
pshi he pier lor ,' RED
syvania, 81 ~ for inferior whie IN store. Corn
n. .ass ; Mere for new for % asa
1ss Jersey the pier oAsr ss:srp.on:
wi. s. ss ss sa
Al o a ana 81 u
store Rye dull ana nominal at &c. as5c for Western
FREioHrs-There continued but little inquiry for berth
be The was also quie there
being scarcely ANY Ss Tor s'.s for any
were 40 S.., To so;sy 3 80 lao bales cot
sSs. son II se bushels T
Ss
Go Sa IN Az AsqSc 70 So rd. S
German bark hence 20 kio 2Se bbs hour at soc One or
msrss. 70. both foreign and domestic n g,
SsM osan S's 4s su sc We 0''
Centrifugal and mixed .lsc 2Ss isc. sss
SMayss age s sS asS
Muscovado, grocery....... soc. a $50
roIto RICO. ..:.....'...'............ soc CSC
English islands. ....,o-. &c go.
NAVAL STORES market Tor spirits .urpentins was
quiet but firm we hear only Of sales OF rs bbs at 7c
su sss a1i
hear Of wilmington Gsst ss % s SSI.
PTrRoiTuS-There has been rather moro inquiry to-day
for rsnnsd but The ssrns, wsrs small and business Sen
bSis standard white prompt delivery Szs. and a
sumored sale IN settlement Of Sonsrac s;c Crude IN
holders checked business lSe., with bids i2c.
81 % a9%'aa
& at Old
Philadelphia market dull, but UNCHANGED Renned held
sS ss,ss
meat. Ne Ss d Az SS .nS
vim but !!s disposition SHOWN g oDe,s:e we hear
%ssd
q demand . sale; go boxes Western long clear
se' sss: v.9 s IN so sad
Sss s .ns s ss f I s
gazing about 100 bbi. a IS si for $e
$ Bss Su
:. We S ''ss 70 'S ssa on .s..
srces picked hams sc and boxes pckled belize.
ioc i,sc; picked shoulders, &c. bSc. hams ssc
@ snd wa.
steady Sales $50 ercss good e o prime steam at s s
at loc City was also quiet but firm at $780, with sales Of
RIoEThe market continued moderately and very
firm The sales were about % casks Carolina at &c. sc
l25 bags Patna ut sc a7c and $50 Gags Ransoon at 6c
mo- GT a1 @ sss n
uncSsnsed We hear q sales Of s nhds at
ssa%
limited request Mt former figures We quote Cuba
Inferior common refining sAc $50. fair good fair
fair 70 good grocery. s%c ss4c; prime to choice
&c. lie moasses. nnds. and boxes, Tie yc. melado
4Sc exc Manufactures, Dutch standard. Nos TO .,
S16c &C.. d. ~ to H. SIC. 9c. do, IL to lb
losac do lSto ls lie llAc ee IL 70 20 lsc. l2c.
refining sac. ssc. fair to choice grocery, 9c. lOhc
Brazi-Dutch standard Nos. 8 to H. 71oc. a &c. Java
Dutch standard Nos 10 to H. 94c 9c. ManilaSuperior
'1s REMAINED du and entirely nominal at old
figures.
TALLow quiet but steady, at &c. 9c for good out
side choice city Sales $4,000 lbs within the range
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 40l bbls. The market firm at
&C., Mt which price 800 Dps were taken.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JAN 3l-6P M.
CorFEF.The market still continues quiet but firm for
all descriptions. Holders confident in their views
and show disposition to force sales. We quoteCar
goes Rio ordinary, 161ac l6c. fair, TO- Ike
do. do good 72lc lsc do do PRIME 1s1c ss4c, gold
in bond sixty days. Maracabo l9c 90 Laguayra, 1sc
2Oc.; St Domingo bond l4c. Asc.; Java &c. 24c,
gold duty paid
CoTToN-The demand for cotton on the spot has been
fairly active and prices have further improved &c per
For future delivery active at from c.
&c higher rates part of which, however, subse-
quentv lost The sales reported Change fol-
loua
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


luurTteOs
CHARACTERIZATION Wednesday, January 81
1872, Dy Rev. John O. Adams, Mr. WILLIAM d.
CHASE to Miss CALLIE NJ STAPLES, ali OF this city.
DANA-IURNER.-On Tuesday, January 80. by the
Key henry ~ S o d. rner o. DANA 10
DREw-POwERs.-At plymouth church, by the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on Tuesday, January 80,
Mr.. CHARLES DREW. OF Brooklyn, to MIS- MARY
ISABELLA POWERS. formerly OF the same city.
FoSTER-SOMERS.-On Tuesday, January 80, BY
Rev. Richard Duane. at the Church Of the Messiah,
Mr.. JOHN BENEDICT FOSTER 10 Miss FLORENCE
SoMERs, all or Brooklyn.
Alexandra tval Gazette please COPY.
JONKs-SQUIRE.-At the residence OF the brides
on TUESDAY, ~ 49, 2 py KeS
ROBERT @. JONES to EMMA L., daughter Of B. s.
Squire, Tarrytown. N. Y. No cards.
MORGAN-TOwNsEND.-Att the Church or the An
nunciatlon, on Tuesday, January 80, by the Rev. R
u. Morgan. ID. D., BANKsON TAYLOR MORGAN, young
est son oil the officiating clergyman. to CATHARINI
Down, eldest daughter Of Dr. John +. Townsend, all
POLLY-GRAYsON.-AtSu Sutherland Springs, Wilson
county, Texas, on Wednesday, January IL, ~ Rev.
MI. Curry, J. EGDERT POLLY to JULIErrE M, NTH
daughter Of E. B. Grayson, formerly OF washing
ton, ID. q.
RAIIsBAcK- New York city, on
Wednesday, January 81, In Trinity church, by the
ESQ., Of Richmond. Ind, to Miss Mamie X. JACK
8 IN. OF Belfast, Ireland. No cards.
TUCKER-DrCKwITZ-At Grace church, Brooklyn
Paddock d. d., Mr.. HUBERrv. w. TUCKER, of New
York, 10 MISS MARY L., daughter or the late Geo.
+. Duckwitz, OF Brooklyn.
two O'clock at the residence OF the brides parents,
by the Rev. DR.. Montgomery BEVERLY WARD to
MARY Wool, daughter Of Hugh J. Hastings, Esq,
HITE-WOopRUFF.-On Tuesday, January 30,
1872 by the Very Rev. William Starrs ID. D., Vicar
General OF the Arch Diocese Of New York. THOMAS
W. WHITE. OF New York, to Miss DORA DE WOLFE
Woodbury., daughter OF A. b. woodruff, ESQ., OF
Paterson. Y. j, NO cards.
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The quolaU0ns based running
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN--Recepts-Flour elsl obis /; wheat,
bushes 500 do. meal 295 bbs and 40
bags oats 160OU bushels; barley, 1000 rbe
duh kinds Of -four, but the market continued to rule
Southern and 225 bbs superhne rye nour Corn meal
manned quiet. without noticeable change We hear Of
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IRE CUSTOM HOUSE COMMITTEE.
A Dull Day and No New Features-Mors Com
plainn-Porter and Babcock To Be Ex-
II amined on Friday-Fuss Over tho
Question Of Night Sessions

the Custom House Committee met again yester-
day morning at ten O'Clock. But little interest
was manifested in the proceedings by the general
public. and the evidence itself was neither new nor
(uter0stlng.