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CUSTOM HOUSE.

No additional seizures 10 report yesterday. II
any frauds have been discovered other than those
noticed III these coumas IN reference to the false
hosiery IN place Of silk inspection they are locked
IN the deep bosom oil Collector Arthur and hts
retlcent assistants. The seizure department. yes.
terday presented the appearance OF grand.
gloomy and peculiar storage warehouse, where
bales and bundles were lntermneled with great
packages OF contraband cigars TN boxes), trunks
with curious marks. and ali the heterogeneous
parcels which one meets with on an Eng
llsn pier or COnstantlnople steamer. General
Nichols had delegated his duties to an.
other officer yesterday at the time 0l
the visit of the HERALD representative, aud by
the general air ennui ABOUT the whole place
the inference was proper that no suspicious IN
voices hau been seized. Assistant Collector Ly-
decker sta ed that the lists OF the employees OF the
department who were on the ''bacK list" Tor re-
moval was not YET ready. Ii vas the subject u
anxious thought by the Collector, VINO was de-
slrOus OF considering most carefully each name
before determining whether IL should appear
among those who were TO oe dismissed. All the
facts IN connection with Colonel Des Anges and
his completely In the recent smuggling Cases are
at the District Attorneys office, and 1t Is supposed
Will be made pubic whenever that official sees IT.
or the interests OF public justice will not su0es
from their publication.
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NEW THURSDAY FEBRUARY ls75-TRIPLE

M r s or aa Sianss ct
prices easier. but GENERALLY aaois6y
ehanssu quoted as ioows:-o City ~ 50 = 81 ~ ~:
T'asye s. 50 81 VIZ iarsers United f9 81 To- unon
Isss bols beef SO pack
nses sT tn meats Sl DO lard, Ass ess and eress The
q o 2 p 81 0PSs at g 10 s sna Se eS s
Quiet We learned Of sales ofS e,sy long clear at
ara esa boxes OF short clear s % pe III Lons
n nSS a aust ana ios 4 &C. @ q ~
steady. The sales loot packages At as
quotations follows SIT sia for Extra 1noss IN.
$40 e si a SIS s. p ses at
and asd 81 Sr pr were
p WAS sead s s Cut but was
9sss psnSS 1Ss
ham; and smoky s DO a. ss per
but less active sSossby hsSsr We heard n &
% Of SO f1ec on an nS Il dr a;cS Tor
il $lSc q city 3 .sSses sold AZ is,ss per
sS ' as
aVSs'p ssS
the trade would not Justify rehners In RESPONDING the
ssss FSs ss
ss$: SS%%s2
Trade a s fg saa sc %
air to good, saSe o.; prime to choice SEE sssc;
Inoasses nhds and boxes 6,ac. 7hc melado, 4sc.
&C.. cayed, boxes Dutch Standard Nos 7toS &c. ssc
g rs PFC .Ae do; to % loc l9se Nv, white,
standard sto H. lie 7Ac: Jsva-Duich stand
snperior 7sc 7sSc ,ew strengthening grades,
kIcx.-rhe movement was altogether in a jobbing
and included sales OF IS casks Carolina and 100 bags
fair, Tbs 7sc for good, 7sc Sc tor prime and &c
for choices Louisiana. 74c. &c. Rangoon, 63sc. 6Hc
currency; Patna 74c ne. Rangoon, in bond, :! SIN
gold.
rem ned inactive with prices steadily held Western
quoted at l4Ac 4'sc. and city ~ lAiac.
TALLow.-Ihe market was dull ana easy. Prime city
quoted at sac a 8 l3l6c. per 10,
WHisKIY.-Rcceipts. TAP bb.s. The market continued
excited. and prices were again decidedly higher We
heard Of sales OF 26J bbls all vt 81 ~ per gallon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 10 ISIS,
Sas s 'Efa ApoF. ess:w Net S. receipts : @
sGs! 5 7ss'p''
s sH o. Exports '0A''"'s H. s'e'' .'0 s'0'S'
GSOn rm mddng s F Hs @
wise. Ss7 Sales, 2s6s stock 1850.
Cotton quiet and steady; mddiins, Ss. a iSSc.; low
% pass g 20 Inc M ss rs ssie S
Ssoek. s5Ss So''' % "' o'A' ''' eA''s .0''
steady stra!nsa Srads tSrDsnsIns steady sPra
Flour ea, dull sales csEPSs ssS s
End SesS!s sssTa %h:ss Is %hlts
teasy q s Barley lOwes cqna Sa offered re- s.
ton Mfeed steady; shorts So, shpstufls S2. and
midd!ings $50 per ton. - ,s,
Flour 9uet sales 400 bbls at UNCLAIMED quotations
81 U.s. Corn dull few cars new at tc 75s rac
%as dr hsd at ss e osrsa a.
4o :a
ssF '%ssy
n nefShan' sSs Sssat SS
@Sesi Mo tI bushels COZ Corn oo DO oats Dat d.
TOLEDO, Feb. 10, 1875
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull No. white
Wabash, 81 10; extra white Michigan, 81 10; amber
Michigan 81 ON May, 49, Corn dull and declining;
high mixed 6ssc; APRIL 7oc; May 7lAc; white: 67c.
Oats nominal and dull dressed hogs IS a S. IS ke-
ceipts-Whea 5000 bushels; 200 oats 1000 do
SHIPMENTS loo bushels; corn. $4,000 do oats,
5000 do.
CHICAGO Feb. ~, 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull, declining
unsettled; NJ spring sye No Do ~ ssc spot SPOT; sss.c
No 40. s96c Sic; rejected, 7a15c. Corn dull and
slInlnT Sos nike Sissc aelAS spSt S5 Feeruary;
ana spot Or FeSSrua,y RyS
lower; No spring, 81 l01 81 Il spot Pork dull and
declining, at SIS 80 spot: Sis - March; SIS $lS ~
April Lard IN good demand, at Sl3 % Sl3 57s spOt
sl3 70 April Bulk meats dull ana UNCHANGED wnisKey
exced prices higher: sales at 81 U5 held at 81 TO- Re-
cepts-flour l!UO Dbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn,
% 900 do oats l40O0 do barley, 500 do shipments-
oats IL UJO do barley, 1000 at the call OF
Board the market for all articles unchanged
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Heavy and Depressed
Stock Market.
GOLD FIRM AT la ga.
Money Easy and Government
Bonds Steady
WALL STREET.,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10-6 Z. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, teD lV-o T. NJ
The stock market to-day presented anothe
the dull and depressing scenes which 1t has mo
the province of this column TO describe
last two or three weeks. While two stocs
slight advance OF 4 or Il per cent. the ,ror, "
have written against them loss rangIn orso,,sr
TO ~ per cent, with the exceptK, =. ooo,,no
noted. Pacific Mail was the leader tne sudden
NO definite reason was given ,oss le,r an the
change, but it made itself moy 800 vos aaY
general market. The openS,rn 90 oa,< ,o,'
alter which there was an ,na ,ou.st nr,oo
lowed by STEADY deprsrn tha .,os,nn amnro
being marked at 3oz<Ahu 'ne clos'ng neure
1919 W sold at 73Is 70
'i". Aane Sn3 the last named price.
w rs, ,o,m,o@ opened at 443S, advanced u
=, opening price. The preferred
49, - -. 40 =, Sold DOWN to 56A, ending at 81 q
..'| 49,. Union commenced at 72as and adj
a,o at the close, but was confined to
,.a..o Aow this figure during the greater part
80 ~. wabash sold at Is q l5X and down to
,an VIZ ,sranicd at the close to laH. Union Pacific
heady at 4O1. q 4o5s a 4o1I. G., G. and !. O.
s.1hed from 61s to Az, and ended at 5A. Hanni.
,Iapd ST. Joseph was marked down to l9N at the
tose but is said by street gossip to be one OF the
stocks held in reserve for the beginning OF an up
ward movement. Erie sold au FIX q PIX, ending
ut the latter figure. OHIO and Mississippi sold at
FIX at the opening and close. The changes In
other stocks were comparatively trinlng, and will
be found in another place.
THE SALES
to-day were only 100000 shares. These were dis
tributed among the active stocks as ioows:-
New York Central and Hudson, 1880; Erie, 5000;
Lake Shore, II, 100; Cleveland ana Pittsburg, 200;
Northwestern. Is, 100; do. preferred, 1900; Rock
Island, 400; Pacific Mail, 10000; st. Paul. $500;
do preferred, 100; Ohio 27Oo; Western Union,
3oO Wabash, 1860; Union Pacific, IL 400; c. Q.
and l. G., 6, 400; Panama, 100; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, 1900.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST,
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POST OFFICE.

The steamship Hansa arrived yesterday at layo
hour. Her mails VIII be distributed to-day. She
has had long, tempestuous voyage, having been
over fourteen and half days out. Almost ell the
ocean steamers at this season are overdue, put az
soon as possible after taeir arrival at this port the
correspondence which they bring Is distributed uy
the corps OF trained men on duty at the Post
once and with o prOmpttude which Is equally to
their credit and that Of the officials who direct
their Efforts
Postmaster General Jewell visited the Post Ofncs
at lour O'Clock yesterday afternoon and WA
shown through the entire building by Postmaster
James. He spent two hours In looking over and
examining the workings OF the institution, and
tire arrangement and especially so with the new
method oi weighing newspapers. He returned 10
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BOARD OF FIRE INSURANCE BRO.
KERS

spirited meeting OF the New York Board Of
Fire Insurance Brokers was held yesterday at No.
1e4 Broad way, Vice PRESIDENT Bates 10 the cnair.
OF tire eight candidates for membership only one.
MIR. Benjamin Richards, was elected, tne IIlepos
OF number OF the others wlthurawlng tnele
names. owing to the fact That The rules nave
been frequently volated and that the buslnee1 Vi
many OF the members was carried on regardless
oil the rules ana at reduced rates several Ut the
members presented their designations. Among
those VINO wrndrcw IRON the Board were MeaseA
Anderson aud stanton, the agents OF the Fire
meas Company OF Boston, and Mr.. Edward =.
Jee. Nj. stanton also resigned his pooltloA -
nombar Of she Executive Gommtoloo.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON MARKET QUIET AND UNCHANGED-FLoUR
DULL AND UNcHANaED-wHEAT DULL AND
LowEH-CoRN QUIET AND SHADE BETTER
OATS sTEADY--BARLEY AND RYE DuLL-poRK
EAsIER-LARD FIRM BUT QU1ET-FREIGHTs
QUIET AND sTEADY-aRocERIEs QUIET-pE-
TRoLEUM DULL AND SHADE EAsIER-NAvAL
STORES INACTIVE AND NoMINAL-wH1sKEY
HIGHER.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1C-6 p. M.
CoTToN.-The market for cotton on the spot is
inactive. The transits below reported are from
Norfolk on private terms we note q scarcity
OF freight room with rates rather sitter; ex-
change difficult OF sale and easier; private ad-
vices from Liverpool or dull market at the
close for spot cotton, and weak market for mr.
rivals; indifference on the part OF exporters;
moderate inquiry from spinners; q better tone to
the Southern markets, without advance in prices;
no pressure to sell Ton the contrary holders,
while Offering large lines with freedom, seemed
unwilling TO make concessiOns) short notices
offered at Is 1890. 1890, with buyers at Nc.
a Is IT. 32c. receipts for the week popularity est.
mated at from los, 600 bales to no. 600 bales: New
Orleans, by to-days te.egrams still estimated at
5000 to 10000 bales for the week. Futures
opened weak mainly in consequence Of early
rumors of New Orleans receipts showing
1000 bales for the day, and the
market sold or 1.12c., but subsequently
ruled hrmer, when 1t became understood that the
New Orleans receipts would not reach 1000 bales,
and the market closed firm at about yesterdays
prices the following being announced the final fig
ures-February 1870, March, Is l3l6c. Is 2732c.!
April, l6 3.l6c. l6 7-32c. May, Is 1880.
l61sc.; juno, Is 2532c l6 l3-l6c.; July II l32c.
II Lice; August IKE. II 5-a2c.; September,
1896, nomina. We quote pnces pased on
standard OF classification in force September 1874 and
on upland cotton in store running in quality not
than half grade above below The grade ouoted):
Ordinary, 1880; good ordinary, 1876. strict good
mary l5I4c; low middhng, l5Hc.; middling, l68c.
good middlng, i714c. Quotitions based on American
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The subject OF gram elevation still occupies the
attention OF the Produce Exchange to Q consider.
able degree. The Committee on Trade have not
vet made their report, with their recommends.
lions. 10 the Board oil Managers, so that the reso.
buttons adopted at the last meeting are not yet 10
operation az tue Exchange out It Is supposed they
Will do so at an early day. and that then the long.
vexed question o, grain lighterage Will be solved
to the satisfaction OF the railroads 40 wei ~
merchants.
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For future delivery basis low mddlns the sales have
esen as follows aitar two Fl
Pr yo': sss asSss,
a Aer il isss . Ssiy Tss
firm Today up to two r. M-Fcbruary 100 IS 2s52c.,
IS l3l6c April. 400 at 10 532c so at i6sc., loo at
S Ss a. al s Z s3 at io a. sc a Nj S a;
500 at iS,4c: july zoo i is3c Total. TO- 100 bales
forward deliveries officially reported the Bulletin
April IL re; May, le4sc; June, le 74c; July, lS3c:
Maacn 800 at Is Is l6c April 100 al 5s2c. May ~;
lG 76c 200 at 6 Is sc. June 200 at l69c AUGUST 100
= S oa !, eaS Ts,o e9Spd b sa1I S
the ports were:-taveston, $50 bales New orleans,
C6oD; Mobile, Gs!; savannah S21s Chareston CIT WI
dephia so Total 6oSJ bales This day last week H. U9
bales. This day last year, 1888 bales
CorTEE.-Nothing OF special interest has transpired
last noted buyers ami sellers are II ANYTHING, iur
being reported values must be REGARDED IS
DO s%c s5sc good do iss1c ioc.; prime do iosc
lSsc extrs%e range for lots ssc Iy'se Java gov
singapore, &c. 24c. Ceylon, &c a z5c Maracaibo
2c: 2'c Laguavra zoe &c Jamaica, l9.sc;
Costa Rica, lgc PC Mexican, 20c. NIsc.; Angos.
tnra 2Uc. savanilla sOc. &c.; Curacoa, lyc a
2o1se.. gold sixty and ninety DAYS COG ,,,.
and 527 bags oats 42ao bushels barley 5000 DO The
q1otabiy lower are very decidedly in OF buyers
sales were reported OF $50 bbs including all kinis at
prices quoted Corn meal only soid 10 the extent Of $50
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COPARTgERsHIPs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tn FIRM OF
~ Woodruff. Gillett 4 Co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Tue business VIII be continued by
Woodruff X Gilett
Dated February 9, 1878
s G. WOODRUFF.
Il. w. GiLLErT.
r. NJ. GlLLtT1.
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HAVANA Feb 10. 1876
Gold. 2l5 PIG. Exchange active on the United
States, 6Uoays, currency, 81 SIS premium; short sight
81 premium; 10 days, gOld lU9 Ito premium:
sight liz ll3 premium on London. 1856 1888 premium;
on Paris, liz lis premium Sugar irregular; No. -
d g., IA q IAN reals per arrobe.
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At home the bonds closed firm as iollows:-
United States currency SKIES, 119.s l1aE; do.
skies, 1884, registered, l1e1s 1923; do. DO, do,
coupon, l2oX l20j6 do. dve-twentes, 1862 regis.
tered l1e,s l1GA; do. do, do. coupon. ll62<
ll6s; do DO, 1904, registered l17k 11S; do. do,
do, coupon, 1l7X l1s; DO. do, 1866, registered.
10y llo2l; do. do, do, coupon, 1l9H 40; do.
do, new reglste ed, 1lsk 1l9; do. DO, do, cou-
pom, l1sX 11ejs; 90. do, 1851, registered, 1917
1893; do. do, do. coupon 11eX 100; do do,
1ses, registered, 11o5l 100; do. ao., do, coupon,
ITO l2ox; do ten.iorties, registered, 1l4k
ll4N; do. do, coupon, NIX o ll7)S; do. nvcs,
1881, registered ll5H ll59s; do. do, do, cou.
pom, lltl4 ll5X.
RAILROAD BONDS
were in moderate demand to-day. but with tho
exception oil Union Pacific nrsts. which advanced
por cent, were without special change. Morris
add Essox nrsts solo at ll2. second ct lolk, aud
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

Gable advlces report dulness on the London
Exchange. Erie closed at % alter selling at PAN.
The following are the late quotations :-Consos
Tor money. 924 922s do for the account. 92X
%; 1865 bonds, old, 1074; 1867 bonds, 107X; ten.
forty bonds, l05h; new loan, 1929; Eric, rs
251S. Rentes In Paris 64f soc.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $4Gs, 000 The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $l3S, 600 on
account ofinterest and $13S, 900 IN redemption OF
dve.twenty bonds.
SOUTHERN BONDS
The Southern State bonds are nominal. MIS-
souris are firm at 96T 81 for plain sixes and 95H
bid for Hannibal and st. Joseph issue. Old North
CaroIinas closed al 81 bid new at 1871 Did, special
tax, second SERIES bid; tnlrd, to 0, and first
onered at Q. Old South Carolinas closed ut
Do bid, old January and July issue 3O5 bid.
April and October 3o% pid, and new funding
~ sH. Ola and new plain Tennessees are "a
DID, old ex coupon 80 to 46h new 45 bid, and new
series As bid. Virginia consols strong at 81 to
6e, deferred Offering at IL. We quote Texas ten
per cents at ok bid, and California sevens at
l11H bid.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were in moderate request. and the differ.
ences between New York and London prices In.
duced some buying for export account, there
being fair profit In sending abroad the Issues OF
1865 and 1897 and the ten .forties.
The following shows the London quotations to.
day in sterling money and the equivalent In cur
rency as compared with the quotations here:-
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AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highes
and lowest nrIces OF the day.
ADVANCE AND DECLIN


Tie changes recorded at the close to-day COM
pared with those or yesterday at the same hour
are as !oows:-
ADvANcE.-Lake Shore, n Union Pacific, q.
DECL1NE.-Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, III;
New York Central q; c., =. and !. C"1H; Han.
Island. n; st. Paul, ri Wabash. lh; Western
Union %; Northwest preferred, 1. Cold ~
Tue stocks that remained steady were Delaware
and Lacxawanna. Erie. Harlem, Northwest COM
mon, ohio and Mississippi, Panama and Quick
silver, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Canton
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at 2E per cent on call loans. The
rates Tor commercial remain as recently quoted.
Foreign exchange at the close was on the basis
for actual business at Ass asa for bankers long
sterling and 4.SS 4.S7 for demand closing at
l.s41s 4.s7K. Continental quiet and steady.
Relchmarks, s4A q 94zs, and 95H 95a<; cables,
S6H 96sS prime Paris, sis and 5.1lT.
GOLD. 114X
The gold market was somewhat dull to-day,
although the rates were fairly maintained. Ques-
tons OF eXchange-which IL would take much
space TO descrlbe-and natural influences were at
work, all iavoring nrm price, but 1t will be seen
That no material advance mas been made. Gold
opened at 1l41s, moved up to 1147s, but closed at
l14A. The carrying rates were l. IN and per
cent. Loans were also made nat.
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Wheat was lc a lower ana very dull. there being
unlavorabe. and bushes, local account was
p we IN made S Nerda aep chans @
GUIDED 57cO bushels at 81 0! 81 y Tor No spring.
IGT 81 eafssS asasks &c y
81 e p@ 8 loF HsAssa
er 81 "a 81 70 Tor amber do 81 70 ~ 81 Tor white
dull and closed weas win some pressure 70 sell Trans
ae9ns ns ns io bushels al se ssc d Sr mixed IKE,
deei!ed,y active, 6a! press show no change
ern and sc. 6S,s for wife Rye lnli at dc yJc
es SUI a and Sss o state 81 3d. Goee
quality malt dun sales 800 bushels poor Western a.
& m Ss and 'o' bushels '~oF0~sa state Isl 20 00'n
Tarlcnrs-rhe market for berth frcghts was dull and
rates, owing to the moderate supply Of room were sIs
tanned Tonnage tor quarter was sought after by The
ha aes by SAIL S
beef AZ s. 81 nominal rate Tor grain lO;d I'D and
grain, sad to ee at Oyso TO Antwerp, by steam a. OO
An iiaiisn oarS hence 10 Genol with 1855 D6s and
900 cases OF refined petroleum. at 81 I'D ana 2sc
RIVER, hence 10 Liverpool, with ssJo bbls. OF refined
Sen w bushels n % at ieH0 c "e per an
American brig lSj tons from Philadelphia to The ned
according to- porL German bars IRON balsm9re 70
MoiAssEs GROCERY grades OF foreign with mod.
have irsnspi,ed boiling stock Aqoca At sgc Sr 81 iet
some very choice stock can be had for jlsc and
20 tbs prime was reported sod az DC ea5c;s oo we
SIC. cayed, &c. SOC. do, nuscovado rennng.
SOC. Ave. TO- do, grocery sSc. 4jc. Porto kcu 4vc
a &c; english Islands Ssc. 5Jc. New Orleans 5oc
y Csc
NAVAL STORES. market Tor spirits OF urpontinc
continued inactive, anu IN the absence OF business the
value quoted nomnally steady at 5s1sc. tor mer.
chantanlc order. The market Tor strained rosin was
also dull, and values nomnaly unchanged; quoted as
W ~ 81 10 tor ordinary TO good he nner grades
were stcaIily held. Tar sold n,oleratey ~ small
way was quoted steady at ~ 3iia Tor Wimiugton
sch disposed OF IN Jobons way at 81 70 SLS7}s
Tor city.
PtrRoLEumM lrkct inactive and steady ut the closing
prices Of Yesterday RcnncI Quoted at lasc Win FAC
been sold at .0c. but the transactions were not made
public Nnphtha held al i0c Tor city. The Philadelphia
market was inactive and wholly nominal kohnod
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,ECUND BOAKD-l ?.

$4,000 6s, 'sl.. ll91s $1,000 40 r G5 I.9ls
2UOUJ lly1s z2JJO 520, C, 'GJ II. ls5s
lOOU 30 c. 3d.. lio7s z0OJ IS r. sl... Ii51s
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aUsrstcss opFO,srUNITENs.

A. GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXrERfENCE
wishes 10 enter as partner an established business
with $500 highest references TO character and re-
given and required; agents. Address
indus ny, box liS Herald Office.
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A WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE, WITH AVALU-
~ able trade would Ike active partner with S25 900
TO double their capital and increase the Apply
TO GklGGS 4 CARLETON, 9s Broadway
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE NJ AnxEr-LoNpoN, Feb l0-Evening.-
FINANCIAL.

A STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGOTI
ed Pats s Sn sails so double privileges a
send for pamphlet "slow Money is Lost and Made in
Wall street." Mailcl to any address. LAPSLEY BAZ-
LEY, Brokers, "a Broadway
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A NY PERSON DESTROYS OF ENTERING THE
a patent medicine business can receive most vaiua-
bic Information with full receipts and direc
tons by addressing PATENT MEDICINE box l57 Her
aid - Town Branch Office
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Any person ofsound body and mind ofcither sex not
less than fifteen than SiXty-vc years of az,
and not engaged IN ": OccUpgtiOu exceedingly danger.
Gus to life ma! become member of this Company bv
paying an artuisSiOn fee, Is follows:
From 10 Ia 40 years of age s. 90
" 20 10 20 > Oa
" 90 50 " ~ 90
60 to s. 2n on
Ana one dollar for Policy
No other charges viii be made NJ time excepting
one dGi!ar aId ten cents for each member who dies
J he advantages Of this Company OYER til" ordinary
La insurance Companies are that the fees small
thai a." man of lHodrTar" means can secure. 4 cr,u-
potency 90 Ills family at tTing cost and PAYABLE At
such long Intervals and such small sums that cr-on
can b" incuI yCuirVd 10y them This company cannot
fail paiS affect il. Persons hudiuS certificate,
oi membership in this Company sure in ease Of
death that their families or heirs viii get rs many dollar,
~ there are members la the Company.
No restrictions placed upon travelling residence
Applications for Insurance, information, he
made 70 the Directors Secretary at SrrOudSburg Pa
DIRECTORS
r. ). Staples. II. T. Bicsccker
NJ i. COobaueh, VIM Fine
kirdaruS Shup,, !. H. Fctherman
{. D. Brodhcad J. \. Fcthermsn,
T. =. Drcher
WILLIAM FINE Prest
". 4. De L. VAN Horn Sec'y.
March &, ,'73-Ji
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-06-17
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line Of bu.
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
Oh the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint,
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst.class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but iirst-class work viii be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop. whore
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders ofcustomers
The public are invited to call and ex.
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE lIALTZ.
September I9, l367.-tf.