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FINANCIAL AND COMMKRCIAL.

MONDAY, Jan. G.-The Stock Exchange
opened steady atthc closing prices 81 Saturday.
hut soon became strong with an advancing
tendency on the whole list Eric was the lead
ing card. opening ut 21A It advanced to 21ls.
under sales Of 2s.6G0 shares. Chicago and
Northwestern. Lake Shore. and Michigan Con-
tral followed in the train. advancing ono per
cent. while Rock Island. Milwaukee and St
Pau, Illinois Central, Delaware. lackawanna
and Western scored "A half per cent. gain at the
close. -. Louis and Iron Mountain recovered
from It's lcthnrgy and advanced two per cent
on moderately large sales. Tho RESUMPTION OF
specie payments last Thursday was cifctted
with so title apparent difficulty. and continued
with such success that II f. assumed by all mr.
Ties mat the currency difficulties arc over Ths i re-
nfrtd ~ the plethora NJ and tho incinrnt succu
laun as wen as the increased demand the four uer
cent bonds ana nr>tch,s dividend This CON
dunn gives great advantage To the bulls and the market
seems gain strength every day while the scarcely
make au appearance Whenever tins hopcWi1css u the
uinr' shall extend To the manufacturing districts and
the ,icauule classes begin 10 extend cir business on
gold basis, we can lock forward a. moro permanent
prosperity. Already real estate. In faNuntc localities
haSf'uecd ns influence, hN large sales nj IMPORTANT
advance from the ruiuuus prices ruling one wear ago
Money was \ q cent during The morning, hut IN the
cent v
Foreign exchange was hrmcr and adv anced to - ~
o. - ~ for ~ DAYS bills and short si.ht
GnNrrnueu bonds sold steady exec for 1875 which
were weak The following were the 3 T. NJ closing
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Mayor Howsur. Message.

In Mayor Howell's annual message. submit
ted to the Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday he reports the
debt Of the city to be $40 257oO which there is
St7sio7- in the sinking und making the total OF the
debt s37 8is which is an increase In eleven months
OF sl2S,a6d The amount paid by the city to the East
River Bridge is 81 5000 Brookyns quota OF the cost
OF completing the bridge, according TO the latest est
mates. IL within S3.OOnouO The ENCOURAGEMENT given
by ne no. hat the temporary DEBT Of the city has been
set by the TACT that the certificates
amount To So ltnopp and that In eleven months there
has been An Increase In tins siNpNDl The
taxes remaining unpaid amount to over ha the pre
total tax levy. Tie debt classed temporary now
amounts 20 s970lDl considerable part ot this TEN
pornry debt for which special districts liable
will have 10 be met 10y the city al large Although appre
Caung the ruin that such step must bring about the
Mayor urges Tee collection oi tue citys claims lie adj
sesa 70 the old rate oldeiaut-twee per cent
AMI the annual Tax sales
The Mayor urges the consolidation N all the fiscal de
pariments into Department OF Finance, tho abolition Of
the rpeltadcd commissions III aN0r OF one headed de
pnrtmcnis aud the enlargement of the powrrso l Mayor
in reerenc" to the selection OF heads u departments lie
speaks VI the indictment Of two ol the Commissioners Of
the Department Of city Works and that in hs ulg
mout they have been guilty ot gross maleAsance.
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MAYOR cooPER's FIRST VETO.


On Tuesday Of last week the Common Council
OF is7S passed resolution TO permit William ~ Webb
ami others 10 lay under tho the pipes ssary to
furnish hot water TO public buildings and private nsi.
dences Mayor Fly retired from office without acting on
the resolution Mayor Cooper received from Corporation
Counsel whitney an opinion that he had the right ee
TO approve or veto IT, and Mayor Cooper vetoed the rcso
luton vest, rday. with his opinion a. to The Mayor
powers, tit corporation counsel gave opinion that
the Mehh resolution Is Invalid lie says that there
provision m HE charter ~ the city nor In any act of the
Legislature that expressly empowers The Common toun
ell g. permit the streets 20 be used Tor the purposes men.
TONED In the rrsolun ami that the general authority
gwen 10 mat body over the us Of the streets docs
confer ic power On rass this resolution Othcr reasons
assigned Tor the invAdttN ot the resolution that u
does not limit the time tor which the permission given
ana loss not reserve 10 the Common Council the ght
repeal a. that II grants franchise 20 private indviu.
ais although tie power 10 give such privileges vested
cNclufNtlN IN the Legislature, and that II Atitnpts
delegate 60 tue sinking Fund Commission Legislative
powers which II they existed would have to be rNcr
ci.ed by the Common Council Itself
IL Is believed that this opinion may AFFECT the fran.
chscs gwen to Gen I II Spinua and his "associatos"
to heat the city by the Holly combination system,
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The Brooklyn Aldermen for tho year 1879
number 10 Republicans aud Democrats and their
organization Yesterday was effected without any dead
lock Tho Republicans speedily elected William II Ray
Of the Thirteenth Ward. President Alderman slack tho
Democratic candidate, obtained votes. The follow
ingnamcd officers were appointed Isaac Crane CLERK Of
committees SALARY ~ 2Ou William FRANKS Assistant
clerk salary t4nl; AlcN Ray S,wcanta Arms. salary
SNHi Thomas H. Rogers, Assistant Sergeant az Arms
salary 500 James H. Ruci. messenger sninry Sull
Gudrry Lincls Superintendent 90 inc Truuut Home
LONE, salary zoo, Herman 4 orhloS Waehman Of
W " taulheld. ana Juncs Williams. ,rAers u weights
and Measures IN the second Cu-rc, -ional District
Chapman anu John Allen same Offices IN the Third con
grrs,ionAl District aud Adnlph Wilson nud William
hucnsrr, offices IN the Fourth Congressional lis
tici; Patrick tnuuavan, keeper ot tic Twelfth ward
bath, salary Ss1, Mrs. Cunngyhn. matro salary $40
and Richard Mcclure. keeper, salary $500. BENJAMIN T.
Chapman, keeper ui the Nilamsburp bath. salary $40,
his wife. mAtrun, $40 aud john Matthew'S assistant
keeper, syn Louis Cook was appointed Waterman ami
keelcr Of the Firm Ward bath william e. Dewitt Was
unanimously chosen US Corporation Counsel
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New York. Monday, Jan. .G.-Rcceipts Of
NecVcs lu2 car loads 3.iii head making tota Of
piHp for the week against sos the prt vious week
sales were nsk, and prices about 4c a ~ higher
in tie morning but before the close this advance was
lost. ani number o' ear loads remained unsod Poor
u tri. ny prime steers sold nt Tc To- a t. dress ifa
% - extra fancy du tuisslic e. dress ~ ms with
premium steers. ISL H~ average at IKE Expnrrrs
used ~ tat steers 20 uFluisc r. n e. drr-. IGai7
bs shipments for the week, - live cattle and $40
quarters uf beef
Rcc pt. OF sheep ant auis ~ car loads or so head
making total OF ii7 for the week naaiusi ~ tGi last
week. ffrr~ were Narcrd 20 i4r r. n with quick
sale a. 4at'sc r No. Tor sheep, AMI 1a8s co. fr lambs
Pair Co good sheep mainly sold at 4isatl r. D. Four
car loads arrived tnNat direct a. ai exporter Slip
mtuis 60 Eu-nud tor the week. 80 sltop atc. and
l.Slpdo dressed
Receipts at hog. wcru o. ear ioGds. or GOgi head
mhaig total O 4nfti for the week against - 80 Tor
last week. Nome Tor -ac alive
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AMTSEfEN1S.


The Strakoscn Company commenced its
season Of Italian opera last evening at Booths
Theatre. There was not that hrilllancy about
the surroundings that there is when the opera
is in it, natural home-the Academy. For a
theatre Is still n theatre even when You set the
stage for an operate performance
Ala" was chosen for the initial per-
fornance, md wisely. for It's brilliant music its
barbaric pomp. It's professions pageantry. and
scenery. and finally its consistent and coherent
plot point in which Verdi WINS seldom so for
Wnte. make 1t always an attractive and inter
cstlng work
iull house may BE- looked for, and this one fol-
lowed the Established precedent. Tho opera
was given with substantially the same cast as
Adams.
speak in detail. Miss Cary has fully identified
herself with the character Of AUneI'is. and II
las had no better representative on our
Miss Kellogg has made - Aida one Of her best
roles. giving % II vitality and Iicturosquencss
prevailing hoarseness and cold which nflicts
every ono This winter. and yocalists most Of all
her voice did not seem 10 have its accustomed
donna , was Heartily receiyei. She always s' en-
ries with her as an artist the admiration OF
ors have been more conscientious in their rela-
lions with tho pablo or through long career
lllN'' gwen SuN IN Y 'utfhl NNtlsldctiOn.
Mr.. Adams assumed the tcnorrolc He strives
heartily enough 70 win success. and II he does
not accomplish all that he hopes in that direc-
ton 1t Is by reason Of the inyinclhle limitations
~ nature. which failed 10 make him great
singer.
But in the midst OF these familiar artists WIS
one unfamiliar one Sgnor Pautnleoni, and lo
It was who became the centre Of attraction, lie
commended himself 10 the admiration Of the
audience by the first phrase that he snng-Er
"uOue, Le0nem. He Hs-ume 1.-THE character
4, Awonasro. the captive King Of Ethiopia.
His bearing was free and manly. his action
vehement. ms became the character. and like that
of a man whose natural bent was that Of an
actor and who entered freely and spontaneous
~ and without effort into his part. There are
those who nlfont 20 net and there are those who
renlly nct. and Signor Pantalooni Is u the latter
class. His voice Is Emo aud large Ia quality
and used with the tIHined skin Of a thoroughly
disciplined artist Except. perhaps. Maurel no
one has giyon So vivid representation Of this
character in this city.
In fact. Sgnor PantneOn was the first TO as
sumo tho role when the opera was originally
brought out at Cairo under the auspices Of the
khrdlvc, ard 80 may be considered its chief
representative. Tie company 10 fortunate in
having So effective baritone
This evening Mllr Litta appears in Lucia"
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Changing ITS Decision

Judge Van Brunt gave decision yesterday
IN new phase Of the prolonged legal controversy he.
tween the Church Of the Redemption and Grace Church
In regard 20 the ownership u the church cdHce in Pour.
oenth street and the personal property contained there.
IN The building which was erected under the auspices
ot Grace church, which contributed tuul toward ID.
erection. was afterNard claimed bv the ,nncre.a
that became incorporated the Church the Rcdcmp.
ton the Erouui that they had contributed
Part ~ tie cost o the building Judge Van Brunt In
SUIT 10 assert that claim, deeided. ago that
ur title remained IN Grace Church lie was sustained
by the Court of Appeals 90 the realty and then the
4 Trterce, who gave The church OF the Redemption
Judgment against Grace Church about g. 5O Judge
Van Brunt auirms that Judgment though h, "a "
hct OF opinion that there Is distinction which can
nc drawn between the uue ca the land which the
church tnce rests and the title 90 the personality which
IVES pat INTO the church cdihce 10 NJ II for occupation
but, As the evidence IL the the rase ns pre-
Snhd 10 The court oi Appeals he say that he must
hold that plainun L. entitled 20 recover.
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DRUNK FOR SEVEN WEEKS.
JourneyinR from Livcrpooi, Eng., 10 Cleveland.
Ohio, aud Not Knowing nc.

CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 2-When John Wren,
middle-need Englishmau, steppod out Of the
Charity Hospital in this city to-day, Il was with
something OF the sensation OF Rip Van Wrinkle
awnking from his long sleep. His story is q
record Of one fthe most extraordinary drunken
froics that has over boon made public.
Wren has n son in successful business near
London. England and he started from this city
three months ago on n visit to him. Previous
to his trip he had not taken any liquor in u
number OF ycnrs and when his friends gavo
him pnrty shortly after his arrival In England
he was with difficulty persuaded to take wine.
About three wCcks ago Wren returned, ar
irving here stupidity intoxicated. Being recOg-
nizcd by an acquaintance. he WIS taken to his
hQme.whcre ne was placed under the care ~ hts
wife and children. On recovering conscious
ness he demanded whiskey and this being re-
fused, he begun. such nm uproar that 10 quet
him they yielded. He drank the contents Of u
pint bottle. which made him 50 drunk that thero
was. no difficulty experienced In conveying him
10 the hospital whore he was placed under
medical treatment Or reg9ining conscious
tended him for whiskey, and. on being told he
could have none, said:
-, :" y YOU don't give me whiskey I'll hollcr or
The Sisters reply was: 1T won't hurt Ms to
have You boiler and you are ablc TO pay for
Wren then inquired for his English friends
On being told that h9 was in a hospital he named
ono near London, and said hc supposed that
that was where he was. lie spoke severely Of
his friends for not coming TO him while he was
NJ and after n time. asked the Sister % get
sheet OF paper and write n letter for him 10
Cleveland, Ohio. in America, and inform his
family 81 his Whereabouts requesting them also
" send him money to pay his passage homo.
The Sister asked him fthcrc was u hospital in
Cleveland, and he replied that there was de-
scribnR and locating Charity Hospital. Ho was
then told that that WIS where he was.
My Godl" was his exclamation. Have /
crossed the Atlantic Ocenu drunk p
II has been ascertAined from letters received
board
steamship AZ Liverpool drunk and in this CON
dition came through 10 Cleveland His friends
had previously bought him through ticket
Wren Is proprietor OF small hotel. and il
man of moderate means. He says that he rccol-
lccts nothing from the evening Of the party
seven weeks ago until he revived 10 find himself
in Charity Hospital.
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Cutting hi. wIrc'. Throat and hi. own.

Mrs. Annie VI. Walters Of Blocker street and
South Firm avenue quilted her house In Aprl last be.
her husband Henry Walters beat her She sonst
refuge n her sisters home at - stanton street Wal.
srs found her there on the evening Of the roth April
Nhtu size saw htn she exclaimed. Henry. don't heat
me- Hut me- Knocked her down ana knalt upon her
Then u" took razor from his pocket and hur throat
from ear to ear, cNcaimug, Now I've Fixed YOU, YOU
--- -' Then Dee ran INTO tlt street Rcing pur
sued he turned AMI, facing ms nursucrs cut his throat
Both recovered In the General Sessions Walters law
yer submitted aidasits to the elect that Wutrs Is sub
lcct Ia attacks of emotional insanity, anil Recorder
ket scntoneod him 10 State prison Tor four years
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81 g5c a. IN. do W ond WV ctso,e- ~, ,,,-.-. -.
r3irns ss ts,ss an ~ III, ~ - Ninnes9ta
ENtir,u bnIc,s AZ ,a,i u5,lrnrF e'IfN s'.eNt 90
,tn ii,,,'. stros ~. ~ ll, ~ '''' i' = uu-
O. 10 corn meal Wc.,crn a., ~ w. -,.. a. "a, 10
- Nv. V.it NVaUln " y .A'a T@t.'i hrlnlN.
V"f,os sicsdy Vii, az t " val 'o,
uni.n'is % 7 i6', snics a. b't ,'',N M l'.ls
nrv D .c for Nnrci 10. ,or Snrii H. ia. t, v, III
1874 tor June, sales ~ - Dba.. li.g.te A. ,i,.
.g, 81 laies ~ ~ WV Wv wv P"i ~
Pruvteiuvs-pork nuief I'm, r-,rer o,t.,. o., ittt oil.
rt,ri. .tlns - ii1s me- a, u..ss =, ~ vi '-", ~
litter tor choice. OH mos n,,,,' a t- M ~ ,'-i'
rilhhis nav mess sniJ Al .. 20 Iut fntns No.,
aliy ami Lard hishrr All i.ir.,. ~ US. 49, /,
rcccin's caused 6V snow iir'ad1. Az m. W., , ,,
the spnf 4l0 trs AT g. O. IL, tr,i ,s-, a. ,..i e., ,
tnurii,r from thr Va &. .,. i,r .Il,u, ".' ~
trs solI m a. ~ t,r Isuue~y 3, Gt.. o. ~ , 49,
nrv 81 u,e,s- o-t t,r Na,.h f,,,t.r t.''.t ~, 7.
MAJ. $40 - primo cite g5GI - t" WI II 1s 10, re
nntI 10 tho Continent nfnt,d Ell "a ,vt a. 49,,
frmcr ali. nir s,turigt : A i,. w Az ~" n'.un VII
49,. ~, -. Nm n = '., '''l ~ 81 fN
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hNhIH 49, = = NNHAftoNs
Brown station, Clinton County Iowa
Chairman Potter Committee Washington.
JOSEPH WOOLEr's WIVES.
Several Claimants for the Estnte OF n Fulton
Market FishmonEer.


The contest over the estate Of Joseph
wooley. Of Wooley. Lamphear & Co.. the Fulton
Market lshmongers. has caused no less than
three claimants to tho title Of his widow 10 APP
pear His friends believed that he had only
one wife. Mrs. Sarah wooley Of Ocean town
ship. Monmouth County. y. j. She was mar
rlcd 10 him in 1871 by the Rcv. F. L. Morrison.
He owned some property which she occupies.
and after his death in this city his body was
taken To Long Branch and buried from there.
he went there TO vote on election day ms was
his custom. and was there In apparent good
health and, although nearly eighty years Of age
ne looked 70 be only sixty. Two days after
in this city, who. II is said. has borno him sew
crul children. and who claims n share Of his
herself Ellen Wooiey Claims V to S e bIs w SdId'He
She Ia one o. two sisters who were chamber
maids AT hotel near the market whore he slept
70 produce evidence Of her marriage. Since
tho death Of Mr.. Wooley vnrlous attempts have
hess Women vi ns eff ihs
Long Branch wife.
Jordan wooloy is the administrator of tho es.
tate. and n receiver has been appointed by him
to take care Of Mr.. Wooley's share of the FISH
business. Besides the interest In that which il
said 10 be worth about 10000 per year. no hal
three policies Of life insurance for IS 600 each
He placed them under the care ~ n friend, upon
whom demands have been made hy the scvernl
chimanls; No marriage certincate'has been pro-
dured 10 the Surrogate except the one by the
VITO living nj Long Branch, who Is recognized
by the partners n his legal wife and in whose
behalf they are giving all thor influence.
. Nr. Wool"y was generally known in Fulton
Market rs n whole-sOuled. generous. good-na-
Wred man. Although he was not able To- read
and write he was an excellent mental Rrithmc-
u'ianr H. never neglected TO visit his home At
Long Branch on SATURDAYS Tho evidence II
his prior marriage NJ Long Branch seems so
conclusive TINT thcre is little possibility Of any
ot tho other claimants making good their claims
90 tho Use Of his name. Under tho laws. how
ever. the claims of their children may be held
10 DO good against his estate. Several claims
have boon Consolidated ia the hands 81 Rufus
+. Andrews. who will represent them before the
NlrrDLrnfg
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como to- any rational conclusion about the M
prrs. | told her that had, and would return
lh'm Y she would give receipt Tor them. She
SAD mat she would como down armed with
recrirt in n fow days. She asked me whether
tn papers were intact and told hnr that they
were. She spoke of this only she said bocauso
ono letter WIS very important to her"
James W, Maioncy testified that lie found tho
B"eS h" dro pTa la rWr 9I mnitng Y1fro Il had
quentlN she came to tho store and inquired
about the package.
iouer SAID that when tho Committee ad-
the understanding that tho Committee should
not be called together until after tho elections.
Ihat. seeing avermcnts In tho press that the
H9Snmittee was about to PRODUCE q forged
lions. his suspicious were thereby arouscd
that subsequently he received through the
mnlls q letter. apparently from Browns Station.
Iowa. dated Aug. %. offering to furnish him
copy OF the sherman letter, made by the writer
when In Mr.. Sherman's employ which lot
ter he now produces. On causing in
qulries to be mado at Browns Station. he
could mud no person Of the, name given
by tho writer there and that his suspicious
Of purpose to impose forged Sher.
man letter on tho Committee were thereby con
irmed That on receiving MIR. Raymond's com
municatun and photograph. he caused the
same to o. examined. and satisfied himself that
wne w n21y OF ,n' ieuer PICKED up did not
TREY different handwriting. the signature was
intended TO pass ms his but was forged mita-
tlon oi his signature, and that such rtter had
been dropped in furtherancc OF an attempt to
impose forged letter on the Committee. That
thcrcupon he requested that the paper should
not be made public and applied for permission
TO communicate them To Mr.. Sherman. and that
said permission bcng refused he has retained
the papers until tho persons who found them
could appear before the Committee.
. Tho following Is the letter sent from Browns
Station.
Aua ~. 1874
DT.R sra have in my possession a fac smiic conv Of
the sherman letter t,gcthcr with other papers copied
AZ the request of the Hon. John sherman Yesterday
received demand tui them. couched In very srong
terms Now you wish these pancrs they are at yo0r
Yours &C. l. T. srn,rroN
Brown station, clinton County Iowa
Chairman Potter Committee Washington.
1t will be distinctly remembered by NIL news-
paper readers that just about the time Mrs
yonks WAS playing this " drnpping" game in
New Orleans. the Netc York Tribune WIS daily
proclaiming that forged sherman letter was
about 10 be PRODUCED by tho Potter Committee
This news fret camo through the Washing.
ton bureau ~ the Tribune. and was daily harped
upon editorinlly. or course the Tribune cor
respondent WAS deceived and knew nothing Of
the Infamous plot hut tho fact that at tho very
time That tho jerks package was dropped IN
New Orleans. i was given out In Washington
that n forged sherman letter was about TO be
produced 10y the Potter Committee. il strong
circumstantial evidence to show that there was
somebody at his end Of the line who was privy
to Jcnks's job.
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Collector Merritt called on importers, bank
ers and others by circular Yesterday 90 express them
selves IN regard 10 bill 10 De- placed before Congress In
which radical changes IN the methods Of doing custom
HOUSE business arr Incorporated provision IL for
ue payment oi duties iN checks drawn the Sub
Treasurer Another is ter the N0lutnt hV the S,rrc.
iafN 90 @" Treasury 81 uotirils 90 witness Custom
House oath- NJ Zee q twenty cents each oath rle
number of custom HOUSE oHths made each ,sar cvfens
INTO millions td pro,isoui is STAMPS To be- used
on importers papers evidence the payment of
foes \ fourth provision r,Noluuun.lss Tie Cu.tont
House brokerage business and cumprls AN persons
Aciu a. brokers O. take uut licenses from e Collector
a. cost ~ 50 each Brokers 60 he liable a. have
MAJ be nued and Imprisoned
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Frank Mayo was TO have appeared at
N.blo's Garden last evening. in Davy
Crockett" but no and his company were
snowod In somewhere on the New York Central
Railroad, and The thentTo WINS not opened. II
IL expected that he will arrive in time TO play
ms eNNn.nR.
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Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco for Cuba.

HAVANA. Jan. 6.-The Minister Of Finances
Of spain in telegram to Captain General Cunuos SAYS
the Madrid Government Will in March next contract
for l5aOpo Kilograms of virginia AMI Kentucky 10
haccu OF which 10 Per l. 90 be- medium lear and m
per cent lngs deliverable In ~ months beginning At the
end ~ May ucNt ami continuing until the end u JUN,
ISL. The security is to be 4Olulp pc-etas.
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DISADVANTAGES In Ceutrcvliie Il Jan / by
The Rev e. T. poucll.~ Mr. Airicu Dana NJ Frankfort
Nc o. Miss Iosic A. fairhnuN, Of trouuton. e. l.
fAbRltI-LnNDNUS At the church uf tie Atone
mcut on saturday Jan g. Boy The l,ry g.. & tiffany. as
Asird iN The Rev Constantine hnudcr. fthcc lahric Of
Venice. Italy 90 olivia Sparrow daughter Cd, tie late
W llliHm EdWnuis ESQ lt this citv
EuiERs--nI RSSE ON Doc ~ ~ the Rev. Mr. Amer
~ Washington, H. e.. Joseph J. Roger, VI New YORK "
L..Ay Durs.e Of BALTIMORE.
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MONDAY. Jan. G.-FIoUR AND MEAL--Thcro
wHs better general demand and desirable Trade brands
nelns somewhat searGe, CrHueht rather more
upward We quutc SulWrnnc, e. lusSL5U
extra Stnt, Sc. g. 7GSa H.. Western sarns
AA and AAN "a !"0sjS' uV, winter shipping s1uas