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ing Russian poolemen ss the door heard the sam.
mons), the scene was such as might be ascrtbed
10 the Arabian Nights. There were clowns. col.
umoines, perrots, knights. Indians. monks,
brlgands. cavaliers. Louis Quatorze beauties and
gipsey maidens by the score, and there were many
OF those nondescript costumes which belong 60 nc
particular class but are nevertheless very lunny.
The naturalist might find fault with some OF the
attempts TO represent brcs, beasts and fishes, es.
pecialy when Jolly. red face peeped out at rim.
The menagerie of the stock Exchange and tne
mysteries OF cremation were represented in style
tnat would scarcely ind admirers or advocates in
those questions OF the day, and few would be in-
cllned TO snow iavor toward the representatives.
OF social scandals.
Bu:. above all, the spirit OF real enjoyment was
predominant The Germans, with all their pro-
verbal seriousness and stodity, have keer
sense OF the ludlcrous. and many side-spiittlnc
cartoon from ''Kladderadatsch" ana ''Fegende
Batter" many clever hit at Bismarcksm anc
Van Arnimism were given at the Lieder-
kranz Bal! with an unctuous humor and telling
effect that caused even the grim features OF the
men at arms IN the vestibue to relax IN a broad
grin. Notwithstanding TINS is the season OF Lent,
everybpdy ana his vile were present last night.
As we go to press the great bail Is still in its
height and spendor. tue equal OF Itsef in the
many years OF the past.
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FLORIDA.
/. WHEELER.

ELECTION OF UNITED STATES sENAroR-As-
sEMBLYMAN JONES, A MODERATE DEMOCRAT,
ELECTED-NOT STRICTLY PARTY TRIUMPH.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. IL, 1875.
The protracted Senatorial contest ended to-day,
on the twenty.third ballot, by the election OF
Charles A. Jones, democrat, OF Pensacola, to I'LL
the place OF Abijah Gilbert, whose term expires on
the 4th OF March next.
The Legislature IN joint session has stood SO re-
publlcans, 81 democrats and 2 independents
Hicks OF Dade, and Hill, Of Lafayette. Martin,
republican, OF Gadsden, then changed his vote to
Jones' giving Jones, who Is member OF the
Assembly, the opportunity OF voting blank. Par.
lin, OF Escambia, republican, and Sutton, inde-
pendent Vi Taylor. also then changed their votes
to jones'
THE NEW SENATOR.
Senator.elect Jones was born in Ireland In 1884,
and came to this country when ten years old; in
1854 lie took up his residence in Pensacola, where
he has since resided. tie Is q Se-made man, hav-
Ing educated himselE was admitted TO the Bar in
1851, and Is cOneSSedly one Of the ableSt lawyers
III tGe State. In 1872 he ran Ior Con-
gress on the democratic ticket, and was de-
ieated by William J. Purman, present member OF
Congress, by 726 votes, PurMan receiving IT, 537
Of the State Legislature from Escambia county, to
which he was elected. Senator Jones Is a mod
crate democrat. and his election Is not strictly
party triumph the extreme wing of neither
party being satisfied With the result, but Florida
has redeemed herself from the disgrace OF her
present weak delegation, and sends an honest and
able man to represent her In the national council.
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w A s HINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb H. 1878.
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED
By THE HoUsE-sIGNIFIcANr VOTE IN CON-
MIrrEE OF THE WHOLE ON THE FRANKING
PRIVILEGE
The consideration OF the Post once Appropria-
tion bill was resumed by the House OF Representa-
tives and resulted in Its passage. The ifavored
spectre OF the ranking privilege again arose and
looked It's murderers In the face. and there was
some evidence Of quaillng on their part. But
the hour OF the resurrection Is not yet come. MIR.
Coburn's amendment providing that all seeds
furnished by the Agricultural Department and
pubic documents sent by Senators and Repre-
sentatives to their constituents shall pass through
the mails free. which, 1t is acknowledged, Is a
partial restoration OF the repealed privilege, was
adopted in Committee OF the Whole by o vote OF
81 yeas to IS nays During its discussion Messrs.
Negley, OF Pennsylvania; Fort, OF Illinois; Speer.
or Pennsylvania; Mills, OF Texas, and Beck, Of
Kentucky, expressed sentiments favorable to a
restoration OF the ranking privilege. MT. Speer
characterized its repeal as an act OF bald coward.
lce TO which he confessed that he had been access
sorry, but was driven by the lash OF manufactured
sentiment ana the lash OF the metropolitan press.
Mr.. Willard was quite ready to abolish the Agr-
cultural Department. The bill was finally reported
to the House, and Mr.. Coburn's amendment was
defeated b. l25 nays against SO yeas. alter which
the measure was passed.
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A DRY DOCK SUNK.

SINKING OF THE LARGE FLOATING DRY DOCK
IN PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD-CoMMIssIoN
OF INVESTIGATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. IL, 1875
This morning commission Of naval officers met
at the Navy Yard to invesuga,e and endeavor to
discover the cause OF the sinking OF the large
nOatng dry dock in the basin OF the yard, which
occurred on Tuesday afternoon. This dock was
brought from Brooklyn IN 1852. having been in
use nine years at that station. 1t consists OF nine
sections, each so feet long, making a total
length OF go feet. and costing originally about
100000 1t sank preparatory to berthing the
steamship Pennsylvania. This was work OF
considerable dfhculty, as the machinery
worked hard on account Ol the irOst.
The sections finally settled down into their
places, aud the vessel was brought into
her place over them. Machinery was started to
pump water out Oi the sections but gave out,
the rods connecting with the engine pumps CIV.
ing way ; and, while thus submerged, noating Ice
struck tue upper portion OF the dock and wrecked
them. but not until the steamer had been tOwcd
out ana returned 10 her dock.
The dock mas been so long in use that 1t Is
wonder II has held out so noDly. It Is feared IL
will prove total loss IL Is estimated that II IL
could De raised t would cost $50, 900 TO put It IN
good order, and that the cost OF new dock
would be AZ least $4,000 The Commission will
ascertain II possible, whether iaut attaches to
any one who aided IN working the huge machine
aud will report as soon as possible.
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

DIR. PETERS OPERATIONS IN NEW ZEALAND
INTERESTING OBSERVATION OF THE TRANSIT.
UTICA, N. Y, Feb. II, 1876.
The Morning Herald will print tomorrow let.
ter from q. Il. r. Peters giving detailed account
OF his operations and success in observing the
transit Of Venus in New Zealand. The letter bears
date of Queenstown, Otago New Zealand, Decem-
ber IL, 1874"
DIR. Peters writes :-'In the morning kilograms
dropped IN from all parts OF the island announcing
rain here clouds there clouds all over New Zea.
land, cloudy also at Queenstown. 1t was also over
cast at this station till minutes before the be.
ginning OF contact. The sun then shOne out and
continued bright lOr nearly two hCurS.n
The letter cOntlnues:-"By orders everybody did
his duty silently. SO silent IS all that my house.
'Equatorial,' sixty Ieet OF, Can distinctly near
the sprlngng OF the Photographic slide, everv
clasp announcing me one picture more.
In my inclOsure continued to measure the dis
tanccs OF Venus and the suns limits; then, alter
advantage OF the occasion for measuring with the
double image micrometer the apparent diameter
OF Venus. Thus was determined l0r the first time,
as believe, since the creation Of the world. the
real SIZE oil Venus, with the accuracy OF aoout the
300th part OF It's value. During the latter part of
the transit 1oatlng CLOUDS lnterlered; but phOto-
graphs were taken as often as gap revealed the
sun. In all 2So pictures were taken LII the last
sixteen minutes before egress."
when all was over" says the Doctor, al called
together the assistants TO give three hearty
cheers, and 10 DIP three times our glorious nag."
Very meagre success was attained by any other
New Zealand party.
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LOUISIANA.

TEXT OF THE CONSERVATIVE PROPOSITION OF
ADJUSTMENT SUBMITTED TO THE CONGRESS
sIoNAL COMMITTEE AND REJECTED.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb IL, 1875.
The following is the conservative proposition OF
adjustment submitted to the Congressional Com.
mittee:-
Frst-The election OF 1872, now before Congress,
not 10 be included In the adjustment.
S9coHd-The election OF state Treasurer and
members Of the General Assembly OF 1874 to pe
Marshall 1t beng distinctly understood that those
returned botn oy the Returning Board and Con.
servativc Committee are to oe accepted as legally
elected.
Thud-The House of Representatives to be
organized de nov0 on the basis OF the committees
award.
Fomth-The House OF Representatives, when
organized, to send 10 w. p Kellogg, Acting Gov
ernor, ana to the Senate, as constituted by the
award OF the committee message informing
them that the House Is organized and ready TO
proceed TO business.
FU1h--The conservative members TO sign an
agreement that, while not approving or recOgniz-
ing the legality OF the government known as the
Executive because OF his past political acts SO long
as ne Is sustained by the President.
StIM-The members OF the House OF Represents
tvcs, returned by arbitration, not to ne changed
cause.
Sepenth-Senators returned by arbitration to be
seated.
This proposition was adopted by vote OF 50 to
Wheeler. The committee left Tor Mobile OF, the
morning OF the 9th INST. with the prOposit!On and
that night the following reply was received:-
To JOHN YOUNG. Chairman =
Your proposition Is not accepted.
w. A. WHEELER.
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THE TREATY WITH ST. poMINGo-TTs MAIN PRO-
VISIONS AND GUARANTEEs--A SOCIETY OF CAN.
NIBALs-MosT HORRIBLE REvELATIoNs-MuL-
TARY OFFICERS PLACED IN ARREST
JACMEI. Jan. 80. 1851
Via HAVANA.
The new treaty between Hayti and st. Domingo
binds both countries 10 maintain the integrity Of
their respective territories to neither cede,
ALLEVIATE, nor compromise any part OF their tern.
tories or the adjacent isles TO or in favor OF any
foreign Power; to neither solicit nor consent ia
foreign dominion in any form on their soil.
1t also provides that a convention shall be en-.
tered into for the construction of a railroad from
Port au Prince to the city OF ST. Domingo and
guaranteeing reciprocal freedom OF intercourse
between the TWO countries.
AS an indemnity Tor the superior advantages
which 1t is estimated Hayti Will derive from free.
dom OF trade across the frontiers she IS to pay to
st. Domingo for eight years an annual subvention
OF $15O,OOO.
Each government engages to Danish from its
territory individuals whose presence might DO
troublesome to the other.
GENERALS OF THE ARMY PLACED IN ARREST.
General Laurent Fabre, who arrived here from
81. Thomas, was arrested on landing, placed IN
irons and sent 10 Puerto Principe.
General Nord Alexis Command in.Chier OF the
Northern Army, has also been arrested and placed
in irons.
STEAMSHIPS TRAFFIC REGULATIONS.
The Haytlan government has issued regulations
imposing new charges steamship tranc.
Steamers hitherto exempt will in future pay port
charges aud tonnage dues at the rate of twenty-
five cents a the port OF arrival, but no tonnage
dues viii be required at otner ports OF call.
steamers whose contracts specially providing ior
exemption from sucn dues nave not expired are
excepted from The operation OF these regulations,
winch are 10 go into effect sixty davs alter the
10th OF January Tor European steamers, and thirty
days thereafter 10r American steamers
A SOCIETY OF CANNIBALs HORRIBLE PROOF.
The recent arrest OF man with human head
In MS possession has led to the discovery OF q So
ciety OF cannibals Ia the interior.
Their chief Tonic, and eighty OF his accompltceG
have been captured. 1t mas been proved that they
we're addicted TO eating human flesh, and all Will
be executed.
The head has been identified &s that OF woman
who disappeared some time ago. Her body has
since been found, with portions missing.
MARKET REPORT
coffee Is abundant, and Is quoted at $13.
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ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Feb. 11-Eventng.
The amendment to the Senate bill was carried
TO-DAY by the united votes OF the Lett and the
BOnapartists.
Fifty Legrlmists abstaned from voting; but
they hope to cause the rejection OF this as well
as all other constitutional bills when tney come
up Tor final action.
POLITICAL GRUMBLING WITH PARTY DIssATIsFAC.
TION.
The Right Centre is dissatisfied with the course
legislation has taken anu The Committee OF Thirty
are disposed TO resign.
The Lett has decided TO make every possible
concession IN matters Of detail IN order to save
the constitutional bills.
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Minister E. B. WaShburne on the
Charge of Being Bribed.
AN INDIGNANT DENIAL.
II Exposed Their Fraudulent Character and
Advised the State Department"
"A GREAT AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.
President Grants Reply to the
Senate Resolution.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
PARIS, Feb. II, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Regarding the charge of the New York SIN
that received $4,000 for my official infu-
ence in getting the Fremont bonds placed on
the Paris Bourse, it is to the last degree, false
and atrocious.
81 NEVER RECEIVED DOLLAR
never received dollar and was never
offered a dollar in my life Tor my official influ-
ence in this or any other matter.
ALREADY PLACED.
These bonds were placed on the Paris
Bourse q month before arrived in France.
THEIR FRAUDULENT CHARACTER EXPOSED.
In the spring OF 1869 exposed their fraudu-
lent character and advised the Stete Depart
ment about them.
My correspondence was called for by Con-
gress and printed.
THE PARTIES rURIous--'A GREAT AMERICAN
ENTERPRISE"
The parties who put tho bonds on the ma rket
were furious with me for giving information
as to their true character, and Fremont pub
ished pamphlet on the subject arraigning
me for dscrediting great American enter
prise. E. b. WASHBURNE.
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TURKEY AND THE UNITED
STATES.
TIE ournAoEs AGAINST THE AMERICAN MIS-.

THE oUTRAoEs AGAINST THE AMERICAN MIS-
sIoNs IN SYRIA THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED
CossrANTINorLE, Feb. IL, 1875.
The dragoman OF the American legation who
has Just returned from Syria, where he has been
investigating the outrages on the American mis-.
sIons. reports that the first accounts were much
exaggerated.
The III treatment by the soldiers Is pure invcn.
ton.
The question relative TO the forclble entrance
into missionary house remains unsettled. IL
appears the house was American property, but IT
was Inhabited by Turkish SUBJECTS.
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FRANCE.

PARLIAMENTARY ACTION FOR THE CREATION OF
sENATE-THE AMENDMENT TO THE SENATE
BILL VOTED BY THE LEGISLATURE.
PARIS, Feb. IL. 1876.
The Assembly to-day took up the bill for the or.
gsnizatIon OF a Senate.
An amendment providing that the Senators be
CHOSEN by the same electors as the Deputies in the
lower chamber was adopted by a vote OF 322 yeas
to 80 nays. The debate was then adjourned ttl
tomorrow.
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THE BANKRUPTCY OF JAY COOKE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. IL, 1915.
At the hearing to-day before Register Mason, In
the matter OF JAY Cooke & Co.. asking for their
discharge from all their debts prOvablc, the
baDkrupts were in attendance, as also number
OF the creditors. Tue Register read all the state
ments fled by the 1rm and the individual mem
bers thereon, showing IN DETAIL win the balance
sheet flied. what other wise would iorm
plete examination in u bankruptcy proceeding.
Alter the Register had concluded tue reading the
bankrupts statcu tnat tney were ready for any
further examinations. only one creditor cx-
pressed a desire 10 continue the examination, aud
TO obLge him another meeting was fixed for next
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Ol Ed

Dopp.-In Jersey City. after short illness, OF
pneumonia, JULIAETTE, wife oil Moses Dodd, In the
65th year OF ner age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LYMAN.-ln this CRY, on Thursday. February II,
ANNA s., wife Of Edward NJ. Lyman and eldest
daughter OF Cornelius w. ana Sarah NJ BrlncKer-
hOH
Notice of funeral hereafter.
STAMM--On Thursday evening, February II.
1875 at the residence OF ner uncle, Mr. Henry
Monroe, 41o Fourth avenue, alter painful illness,
ELIZA, beloved wife OF EDWARD Stamm, aged -
years and days.
Funeral notice hereafter
For other Deaths See Ninth Pnge.l
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VENEZUELA.

AN INSURGENT GENERAL KILLED-THE REVOLT
ZIONIST MOVEMENT DRAWING TO A CLOSE
LAGuAYRA iva HAVANA, Jan. "a, 1875.
The insurgent General Ducharme has been
killed and his whole stan taken prisoners
Tile WORK OF PACIFlCArIoN.
General Quevedo has routed the remaining In
surgents Mt Guiria In the eastern part OF the Re
public. Peace mas been re-estabished In tho
cast and centre.
Of Coro, and there 1t Is expected to END soon.
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ENGLAND.

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAw-THE GOVERN
MENT OF THE METROPOLIS
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1875.
In the House OF Commons to-day bill amend.
atory OF the international Copyright law was re ad
the first time.
The bill introduced BY Lord Elcho placing the
entire metropolis Of London under one municipal
government also had its drst reading.
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OF TWELVE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS.

Mr.. James F. Bull, holding clerical position o.
trust and responsibility with H. q. Clafin Co,
was arrested last night by Onicer ONelll, OF tho
Sixth precinct, on warrant issued by Recorder
Hackett. The warrant was based upon an affda-
Wit made by Dexter n. Force, member OF the
firm, winch states tnat Bull embeZzied the sum OF
$4,000 belonging to his employers. The prisoner
was locked up to await examination.
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BISMARCK AND THE PAPACY.

GERMAN ECCLESIASTICAL PROTEST AGAINST LAY
INTERFERENCE IN THE PoNTIFIcAL ELEc-
TIoN
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1875.
Twenty.three bishops have issued protest
In behalf OF the entire Roman Catholic eplscopate
OF Germany against any such interference In the
Papal election as Is implied in Bismarcxs late cir.
cular despatch.
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IRELAND.

THE REPRESENTATION OF TRINITY COLLEGE IN
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Feb. IL. 1875.
Hon. David Il. Plunkett has been reelected TO
Parliament from Dublin University without oppo.
slti0n.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1875.
Commander Milton Haxtun is ordered to equip.
ment duty at the New YORK Navy Yard; Lleutcn.
ant {. NJ Anthony to the Navy Yard at Ports.
mouth. n. H.; surgeon George W. Woods to the
Benecla.
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CHINA.

THE cELEsTLALs NcLININo TOWARD CIVIL WAR.
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1915.
kilograms from China say that a ciyii war In
that country Is considered Imminent.
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CUBA.
COMMERCIAL OPINION OF THE UNITED STATES
TARIFF BILL.

HAVANA Feb. IL. 1875.
Details OF the Tariff bill pending 10 the United
States House OF Representatives have been re.
ceved aud published.
1t Is the general opinion here that the increase
OF duty on sugars VIII not AFFECT our planters.
while the addition TO the tobacco duty. unaccom-
panied by corresponding increase on cigars and
cigarettes, viii be OF considerable benefit to our
manufacturers.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

80 - HAVANA. Feb IL, 1875.
g. Gold. 2l6 2l7 Exchange steady; on the United
states, 6O days gold liz l3 premium; short sight
~ lis premium on Paris lls llf premium. Sugar
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SPAIN.

KING ALFONSO CONTINUES HIS ROUTE TO THE
CAPITAL.
MADRID, Feb. II, 1875.
King Alfonso has arrived &C Burgos-13O miles
north-on his way TO this city.
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A-SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Cans Abdominal supporters Suspcnsory BandageS
Shoulder praces and Clutches at MARsHS Truss onice
No. Vcsey street. Lady i'll attendance.
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AT BARNUM'S HlPPODROME.-DR. WOOD,
Veterinary Surgeon Colonel Mcdaniel OF Harry
Bassett DR.. ugle OF No SO West fwentynith street
pronounce GILES LNIMENI lopDE ANMoNIA the only
remedy that be relied to ameness horses
Depot 45l xth avenue, New York. Sold BY all drug
gists 50 cents ana ST. a bottle.
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A-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITIE5
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH. No Vcscy street,
nnunslte fauS church.
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An ENGAGEMENr.-MISS FLORA CUPID AND
Mr. Adouis Amor cards but valentines received up
10 February H. selected at the manufacturers. A. j.
FISHER No. 90 Nassau street.
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COMPLIMENT FROM THE FACULTY.-PHYS
sicians everywhere recommending HALE's HONEY %
HoRKH0uND AND TAR. as cure for Coughs and Colds,
preferable all other remedies.
PIKE's ToorHAcHE DROPS in minute
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THOUGHTFUL JUDGMENT Is GENERALLY
exercised by rupturcd selecting t-usses Metal
trusses not used The ELASTIC TRUSS, 6S3 Broadway.
sold cheap worst ruptures.
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AVOID FREEZING OF WATER PIPE BY USING
SEAL 4 BROOKS WAFER CUT OFF. OHfce 50 last
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
will hnd relic, in WIsrAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY.
80 cents and 81 bottle large bot much the cheaper
The New York herald., 1875-02-12

CARTE DE vISl1E AND IMPERIAL CARTES
fine retouchcd and artlscaily finished. mt reduced
prices India ink, Oil and Crayon Work Copying all
Kinds rhis advertisement presented will reduce price
So order of 81 %. H. GREER, 256 Bowery.
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A.-FURSi FURS FURSl AT BARGAINS, CLOS
ing out balance OF choice stock.
BURKE. 2li Broadwav. Park Bank Building.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

1he readers the leie will find in the issue OF
Saturday next iull page containing history OF the
Public Library OF Ken uckv AMI iu particulars OF the
M, and last Grand GIT Concert take place
s-,l,
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LEAKY ROOFS
made water tight charge Send postal card %
call NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING COMPANY, No
Csda
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OPEN WORK WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
TO ORDER, BY HOJER GRAHAM, ~ DUANE
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PARENTS WHO DESIRE To AFFORD THEIR
children great pleasure can do so at irnng expense
by sending them valentine to-day or tomorrow, frou
the celebrated manuactory oi A. j. FISHER, yS Nassau
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nICkS ENGyCLopEDiA OF 6,i2l REC 1IPrs AyD
~ PROCESSE.. Price SIS Sent free OF po,tlg,.
Specimen index mailed tree. DIN A FlTzGEaAl,D
Publishers. ~ Ann street. New YORK..
&1 -"PICrUEESQUE AMERICA" souND BY Ar
gle. nleton a Co. III two volumes: tut Russ, cee
SO, pledged Tor Sl6 81; ticket SIS; xVDk
dress NECESSITY, box la herald oniec.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
The STATE OF TRADE.
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Lovpov Feb 1-l3:}O 90. mUe States bonds gcs lV3
/ r. Railway shares. ZG0 2ilti d0. Preferred. IL D.
LIvERpJJl Feh l--i2.5U m-lhe Cotton market s te'F
Mt.u- pauIs 7-; M.ldMg Orleans, %. s lJjDJ bales
ming speculation aud export sas on th- h. Of Mo.
Iptr., nothing below Cod Oulutr lebrIty At
.l6: shipped February aud March, at l5--6L d'
nothing below lDS Miiu., shipped Jtutf', u t'fL .u Joe
pd Perjury Narcl. l3 49,; 3D. do telyrutle F,
mary MsIcl 10zL do. dos deliverable Ag1 all May az
l3lGL
LospoN. Feb l2:3O p m.Thc rate of discount IN the o1en
market tor months blsis - whcI 4 yer
bcoN he England iom Frs quote krl Al
G2L zoe. ..a
bales we're American market quiet. ForA, oo oE AeN
Me.s.
LoSDoS ID g. m.1he amount of bullion Withdrawn from
the nd banee TODAY Is tllOUur 'on',' for
olrr % 22dg27 tue acrohut, 9295 1924 Ftis acs
quots Rentes a - francs % cenLm..
LtygKpool Feb ID q. m.-Stes of Cotton te basis o
Nllg Upuds nothing below Gooi Orulrr, teyr fthrll'
at 7S; do nothing below Low Mdhng sl el sIl tad Apn
17s'
LovDoy. Feb l.-Tal0w - . cHt
IOSpON. FtD. l-Lyruing-Lns. .eD Oh - 6H-J & 'Fa