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1t certainly indicates. renewal Of public inter.

II certainly indicates . renewal Of public inter-
sst in speculation.
The statistics published BY the trade Jour nails
show that eomm srclal business IL on the
mend. This II due. Of course. to the fact that
the season has arrived when greater activity
Il necessary u there IL TO be a repienishing Of
the exhausted stocks rather than to any Inn
provement In the financial outlook. Then,
too. there has been . satisfactory decrease in
the number Of commercial failures which Of
Itself ausurs Of better things. II 10 scarcely
to be wondered At Ia view OF the above facts.
and also Of the slight improvement that may
be noted In the returns OF the several rail-
roads. that there 10 at the end Of rhe week =
stronger undertone to the stock market.
There was the danger. up to yesterday. Of large
gold exports, which was avsrted for the time
being, although specie is likely to 20 forward
next week. The usual distribution OF earn
ings to the St. Paul Railroad Com pany's stock
holders. and the promise Of the usual dividend
on Sugar Refining strengthened the bullish
sentiment and created dem and for the better
class oil stocks and bonds, the dealings In
which have been larger and more widely
distributed than for some months The
published schedule OF proposed sugar duties
merely effected the liquidation Of pool and
added to the discontinue OF a few professional
operators sugar Refining has since acted In
q more conservative manner and tits only the
most raDld political enthusiast who does not
believe that whatever the outcome Of the
present tariff legislation. the renneres will
continue to do q thriving business and make
reasonable returns on investments In their
securities
sugar HeHning was again to-day the con-
spicuous feature Of the stock market. There
was . sharp advance OF 3 points, based upon
reports that tho regular dividend would be de-
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The total safe, -srs 900 snare,
Jiec,ris s,osR upe,auo...
,s,ro-. March io-rh. s,o.,ss aro,.,.a. OF .i.,,n.


SATURDAY. March 10 -corroS-D.eiln.d 7 to Q point,
on near months and 10 to ~ tue next crop
mon,as siosins dnll bat steady a. net decline for
the dsy ofO 10 on near mOn rs aud 10 to ii on
next crop months sales iisuo Liverpool de
cltned points. Spot "a lO,UOO bales st decline
Of I'D. New orleans declined points Ths rainfall
stths South was nEnt spot cotton here vas Lice
lover MiddnE uplands piBc. sales 1877 for spin
ming Southern SPOT msrts. wsr. generally quiet
and without alteration There wns decnns however.
SLS i i.lUe; At Gays-ton. New orleans and August.
Noplls was easy New Orleans sold LOCO,
savannah yvo and hsmphl, 100 Receipt. az %.
last year Augusta receipts 22a sssinst Sgt this day
ysar Memphis against ASS this DAY Last
year shipmsnts to-day 2eOA b. Louis received 26l,
against 630 this day last yesr shipments today sta
Houston received Bi2 against b5i this day last year;
.hipmsns to-day $40 sew Or can, rse.ipts on Mon;
~, last year sprpas stocks % some description. OF
week through atpeca reduction prices lrnt cloths
are quiet AMI the tDck at the East Is 5S3OOO pieces
against 6,UU year aRO aud AuUU two years ago si-
yer in London unchanged Thirty Fail River mills
have declared an average dividend OF IN cent. lot
the quarter ending March 81 The amount paid out IN
uyiuends IN The past thres months has been greater
than for IKE period OF either lovl OF 1872 cap
ial upon when thus dividend 10 announced 10 s1p125
900. Eleven OF the thirty mills have maintained the
Ihuo OF last year Nj. Usorxe ". Parrott OF Atlanta,
-, Change cd
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BOSTON CLOSING eU1TIrIoN<
IHILADELTHIA losing eUu-ATIoS~


SATURDAY. March TO-
Ghs noSt noteworthy addition to the record
Of financial affairs tails week has been the re-
bort a. the senate Finance Sub-Committse
amending several OF the more important
schedules Of tho Wilson Tariff I'LL. Up TO the
eAS that the report was made. the securities
most affected BY special legislation fiuetuAted
wildly on the stock Exchange as the news
IRON Washington favored or orDossd their
interests The announcement OF the report
Nsel' deprived speculation In the Industrial
stocks OF its most ratent factor aud
'he market has since reverted 10 =
condition where II rejects more truly
the coalition OF Affairs throughout the
country. The WldO fluctuations OF sugar Re-
nnlns. although they have aroused Just erItl-
slsm eoucerning the methods Ohployed 10 sf-
Iset lhem. have not been an uhmiKed evil to
wan street. Brokers who for months have
complained Of the geaeTal speculative apathy
nave been rewarded by an Increased attend
Naes 10 their Onlgss. which. while bringing
VIA Il no Yery r0muRsrativs DsnsAt as ret. Il
sneoaEagihE then 10 look Tor bsttsE results. -
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Rio on he spot active and hTm, No. ~ 1Ile sales
n OOO hays Victoria No. :. IN store at lR,sr as
sugar and IN taT demand; so test $40 ii,s
she sales - rATgoeA centrifugal HBs Issl 10 70
TO Canada A. SIC, refined nrnI aad active.
MAYA SfORES-ATTe Qulsl SpTila tuTpsntine, 81 "a
$40, Rosn, eOmmnn 10 good strained. 81 lOssl. rs.
PETROLtUs-NAtl1nAl lsTtIi CAtes S3bse hid. without
1Aea- Otl CtIy. ~8a PSAlsc.. cluAinE at RfIar
PROVIsI0Es-tihieAeo MAS lnWeF. but recovered Snms
Of the lOss beturs the OSe brisk demand from
tue EhOTis Lard here lower city ct Ne. Western at
Z 31c. March at Pc. aud Nay. TObe DTesssJ hrgG
low qnistlb but steady At she Choice butter i1S22e
Choice To fancy cheese llkll2s EHEa l0IDc.
CHiCAGo March lo-Thsss were tue Chicago pTicssl
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ST. LOUIS. March TO- Specials from Mexico say
that an earthquake visited the State OF Jslisco
on Thursday night. the duration Of the shock
being nine seconds The undulatory move
ment came from the west and is supposed to
have come from Disturbances OF a volcano Of
Colima. which IL tho general cause OF sartn-
ouakes in this portion Of Mexico.
Another shock visited Tehuantepec 600
miles away. earlier In tho evening, the dis
turbances lasting six seconds. No damage 10
rannrtad.
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Public NotifeG
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read DAILY BY all interested a, changes
Foreign mails Tor the week ending March II VIII
sGssp toS iH once e.r :, iSSS
B.rssn,eren. from New Orleans. at .s'P. n for COZ
"a RIGA. VIA L'mon. per steamship foIhsn. from
from Sew 6fissn.; st.s r. " iSr h!uEriEEDS
4 S.slI "A AZ , !aA5.
e. .s.nshp soos.s Frins. son HH S.i%or:
s@ts; be Tor SSRf bk1z ilo R.a team: ~
F q rs. ami n Dd S;5a ' mus. s
I'd sr:%:s
4 .I:I. iF %s!s s:
lPSSo in 'iafsSSin: .as.p.
, ,S ana sAvASLLLA: a: cse per .,..m:sis
ysi..si., ns Havana: M4 ?. NJ io: IA rLHik
ifht for ESsf piS DIiST.9'G ios
THtRsDAY.-Ms so A N. for BRAZIL and LA PLATA
Fs Per s, s,S,c ". rs5.r%
Ss SUIT sT.ail must Dc dir:sstd 'p:t sfis. !
s.o s.1.Sl o T xf GSf.aa
Per sIsamship yens4gsla !.,'srs t0r .tner olon:
s'a SS': i. .;sasa
FOR fSRTGSf ILsSS iIP'T;a. -Ss
Rics Via Lih,on must be directed per hip. b IS
T. and sSa2SiisSo 5ubS per .i..%.SiS Siss
rRipHf:.A. am 70. CAPE COLONY and NATAL.
k...s &Ssla isf GsS2t pia
sfs tEsis III aaiEiss
nd Ssctras &: PEI .s..%:sS s' orii.ss .,s:i: t:
other sSn Sai Dd Ys's sI P anSr e 81 s.S
T, os oh.s ps p0s
british and Dutch Guiana must be dIrsetsd per
S ;ss ft' S.};,rs2 e s. sEs
KRE kni asiH # ,SpfsS S$Sfskks4fss Ssss1SEI
san Il. saa s a
g,6sT parts % 40 Europe mus. be directed sPsr
hSger dssiI p sRIf1IS .is! ssI osdC and fss:
S st e! ss.%' Rsr%p.
e dE.s p.I 4 sSr
% % II i %1ss Sf Si;s direct
.,s.@.sip E,sieP,s Y. 6is:Eosso Letter: %s;i =:
fssai .aa:ss ls
SS:as nsL I$sG sR;sR'R IKE iiH f Pc:
Mai. for I.ssit p! .t:.m.n!p AUSTRALIA. Gren san
ss 81 fs% n!s. AIN
;..d. per .HP T1SBs srS ], IRON San
ior Au.,ral,s sissp, .ho': toI We. Ag.,,.iit
s sss .ri e'. .s Sa tlIss
sp NsnpS'. TsS siA .gs 80 fo'; s: s
aIrivsh at New YORK OF steamship Luc.niA
trAiA except West AnstraliaI ana HAWAII. per
after March 81 ami mp to April at u 80 y. N.
Nails for China and Japan via yaneouysr spseiaL
ly addressed only close At this once daily At o;3O
Pm Nails for Newfoundland BY rail 70 Halifax,
1s i:'f iaS A SiS:i tSi enc: %
and thence BY steamer close At this once daily Is
$3.50 y. NJ. Nails for Cuba. by rail TO Tampa Pa,
aud thence BY steamer sailing Mondays Thurs,
dEYk and sAturdAysL close a. this once daily At
$3.50 r. NJ Mails tor Mexico, overland. unless
.P.sl.Ily addressed for ds;p-'oh BY steamer close
TrAns-Pac mails are forwarded TO port Of sailing
daily. and the schedule Of closing 10 arranged the
PTssumPt OF their unintsrruptsd overland transit
sRegisteTed mall closes at n r. NJ previous day.
After the closing OF the supplementary TTAnsAtAhtia
mAis nAinsd above. additional supplementary mails
are onsnsd On the piers Of The American English,
French aud German stsAmers and remain open untu
within minutes Of the hour Of sailing ~ steamer
CHARLES W. DAYTON. POsImAStsE
Post Oiiee, New York, n " March y, lSJA
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Night Waterman George Brew OF the French
line pier at a. M. yesterday saw man about
IS years old. 5 feet o inches In height. wearing
. soft hat. walk past him in hurry, and go
into q closet on the pier; The man carried a
turn Brew went to the closet. but could find
no trace OF him. Brew thinks that the man
committed suicide by dropping through the
closet into the river.
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ss,s y e:n,r.' f.ss Ts:, i..,'.9.,. 10000
Moran. Mary C. and hutb TO the sun and Even
ing sun Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Assooisticn, tsa Boston AZ. PerOt -
Nss,ssS tisofse snd wife 10 Adam Burgsrss
Forest av 1sist 81 Yrs. 100
Thurston, Bertha 10 Bliyabsth De Dscy.ns
1teth 81 " Amsterdam av......,............. 1000
RxcoppEp
"nd Psi I,s sv "a s~ i''.'.uo. -- 1000
Iuch Whslmina to Adoph PlanRemann.
store Ac, ~ Manhattan a. 6yrs..........,,. 100
Ulrich John. to Joseph Small. store. &c. s75
schnsgS frsneis, TO Albert Forsyt stet. &o,
1880 Az A. 1-i2 ytara ..,.......,.....s $50
Ch.m6.rs q, ia YEAR. '....'...'..... 1000
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CoIros CounhSrS-The man who looks for somsthing
new In the cotton trade nnds II IKE hunting for .
needle In hsy.,sck, 10 use homey nEure % speech
the ,po. sale. N ,y.rEo. to-day were ., i,5r, g.
q das s.n; T hi. n. sa
ihresh,ns old straw. soit when v. again revert 70
seoa soo. .ai PSr.a al; @ s;
I.,sS Ss . G %;nscs ,rs S s.. liquid.
ion Sa 'oHs: a.o i,,i' IN s.pSc
. .od ", wa" s,S as. S .:ss on stop
was noiis.s6I. issi tSs.. Sonih: showed The mos.
NJ. Sfssn. !. Snd.s'eci G to nav. .ed RoISsn 90
would rseeivs 1908 bale. on acnday caused some
pressure g .sL and there ,rsn.se,ons N may
crop mi. week may have be. tbs sdat. cause o.
ind,a.rshse Of the Ansr,esn .pinn.Sa S.s ofissns.
for STSii from RS5 H.ssy %
m% .ss, sd,so.,.y ..y, to-day that nOh =!
s.on Ssa 70 Ss sa' LOUIS lss q s.n., -
Hear ':S ssss.s sIISii s.a
BrsIori. county lreSl nerchant. planter. and I'm.
@ .ais before.
.I X: s ss.y p. q ans ss .af
.a.s ' | ss n ss sa ,0 .nS prsR
ss"m a. Boston Som. mills ere ,aanins , forty
~ @ .;c:s s % sent las. aSs
II. Tn Ii. nSssh osn sn' Sc
Fo!9s a:.; lsrsn &I%i am ,sr:a,Siy i.tcr%:d
as % OF sssGa from
'sin g ' ss.. snS ss s.
last year viz 10 OOo psles against ioLOOO year"
Port receipts for the coming week are estimated at
10000 TO u5Coo bales. against &I.ti3 for the same
week last season
FLOuR-was dull and generally unchanged. Exports
II. ga hblA aud 1.,t11 sacks Receipts 1esIV Obs.
and n;Ial sacks Winter In bbs: No Grade. slso
extra q Las 23i No. ezra 81 So@s:. 90 CLEAR.
$3.50 II; straightA 81 I50t3; patents 81 loo
s. 80: Nchigan stIaighls s..750:3; city mills
Tor West indies s3So; patents, stSs. r. Bag
cosrse SO. SIC do slttsd siSsIo Ioniiny aud
lated yellow; s2;6ss3 6bli whit. sIsnsI.!ed $3.50
boil Brewsrs' meal . 9si Is; corn nour o. bocssa
on :. Trad. light, TTs sf: hay. been sales: e !.
uth. TO a,rlvs on opening OF nAytEation on terms
MOI. rspor,sd, spot sales iovoO bush for sx;
hard spring at size ever May delivered. These
2aioo; Sinn'sroli., ia 20; paa,h., n gag s.,
delpha 2lol. Total 2ol 226 hashi total yesterday.
200 bush,, as folows:
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Real Estate Tr '1~T'r.
18Th st . NOSE Az g. "a lOx los 3. Anna
sishn % calhrrias fosr.'sir, ~, SII.oOn
MeIuberg aud wife 10 GuNlHums LoFEllug...
Az ID. a = % ssh 4. 2JXsh Barbara BOE 90
nathsTlhs fasrs's5s ,..,. 5000
dOlph 81 al 10 christian striteE IT,.
sriHs Fesf'i,I 49,, IsoOo
Rudolph 81 al 10 ChTsttsn stFtnirr .-.........
5Oth 81. cor lat AZ 10 sXsUg Rzehel CALI
6ars % Edssrd Stone -. 2aaoo
1855 MARI L Robinson 10 Nellie NAn
WashinE zion az . 100 WillIa ms bridss road
i2a5S tETsg; George Lydsh 81 Al 70 JohnJ
Esz az. y . rs rosa 81 7sxiO0: SsJmcuFP
kurzlnzh aad vile 70 krlsEsT aAd Aho ..., 1000
EEcOkDED HOEIGAGEa
Elsln. kATy A 20 Daily ksWs EaFtnrs aad BldE
lean Asase. . . l5dth e.. AulstsrdzIn AZ ~
Essls. JsAHsiis. 81 Al 10 Lsaisia HIaL Is '-''''
Hester q And s=l And ~ LHdl0s ST.. 1000
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Corn advanced tse, to -. Trade ANAL spot sales
M s ssv.ar and iss No
..5sse. in elevator. fu'uf' sale. 10000 bush. as
last
S Tay .'..''.tst,e ~ tssis q. ~
oats were very aul and closed rather weak on the
wsns clipped a. assc 10 Will. a. pG ss.c 10 sn
GRADED e. sss.2hc 70. white and sIeasisc' FOR
Ma, o' s:ss SIX s.s T e G ss Nj e.
Is S;r Y%ts ..iS Il d ,s; " 70 "a .Sa s ss..S
% "a oa Go 2se.%Ssr az : S.s 'a:sa a ~
o.is-AAy. ath and slo.sa 50 ..ksd:
p,insin. sstSr IN ,n m vas 70 Dc me
lHy. and Oh. regular Iradsu we're msr. supsTnumer
see how uns. Sam You'll ps; III. pSgs S.ior. the
sp.e9.,Ss d9".lSe,' 10 other vSra III. Govern
ing rsatsrs Of the day and a. It was not to . an.
nuuncsd until clock the rank and ME Of wheat up
or touched d rsS Ssutioa.y pending tie T.esr
ton OF the Governments nEnfsa the cables were
change TSs eisaTaSss. were very fair, SltSoSsnS
little smaller than those OF las: week. they did not
was .iish, dseiin. At one tune. but the SoV'
Of Shots brought prices back before ths acal
sTnmsS report stated he stock IL farm.a hs1ds az
I.OO Oo6 bush. against 40 OOU year ago and
Michigan and MANNHEIM fSr. 2. % r.por n'h nv
aged the report was considered beArsh hsrs and
corn aud oats showed no srSsirg fsainrs. Ihs 'iay
eTnmrnt stated The stock % corn IA iarmers hands at
aSo a nj s6,L OoI 80 lush two wars ago ''A
Csc sI,,I t 20 10 70 nj, higher on som.
price, ns,; Ssr; iotS 30 g"'n,. higher Ap sn%rlng
iivsTes ~ ihs Tinted state. Ills bAsE Isyrs al.
ha "A for Tu-la - ale
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LIMIT az TIME
FOR DFPOsITINg

NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY First Mortgage rndA
CLARIsViLLE AND hORrn CAROLINA RAILEoAD
COMPANY FrsI Mortgage Bonds
OXFORD AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
flS' N"r'gAse hohIs
DAEVIILE AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
fir~ Mortgage Bonds
Pursuant Ia the provisions OF said agreement and
plan. as nodded the committee therein named has
limited 10 March 10 lsI4 at O'cI0ck .. NJ. the time
Of the acceptance Of said agreement by der. u
four classes OF bonds last above mentioned.
Under the provisions OF said agreement ami plan out
standing bonds o. these four issuss therefore
deposited al The ONCE Of DrsNsI. Morgan CO. % Wal
a.. New YORK. NOT later Ihan March a. 1874 at 8
o'clock =, NJ.
Deposits after that date n accepted viii be received
only upon such terms ths COMMITTEES shall deem d..
GEORGIA. PACIFIC nAILwAYCO
FIRST MORTGAGE BOSDS.
COLUMBIA a GREENyILLE Il. H. 40.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN x. Y. go.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Upoa presentation Of Reorganization Receipts for
bonds OF the three Ab0Ve described for suitable
SndoTssmsnL a. the odhre OF MeIEs DrsXeL Morgan
Co.. We prepared To advance, In cash AeeOun;
uf The OF thsss three issues psud
ihE reorganization. the Eum OF
S26 each Sl.UoO First Mortgage bond OF GsoEsta
farihe EailwAy Company stated therein
s25 szeh 81 900 fIrsI Mortgage bond Of Columbia
sRd GTesnvills Railroad Company stAtei thsrslA
81 20 on each $1,000 fTst Mortgage bond Of IOais
Vills sSuIbsrL Railroad Company stated therein:
IS 70 each $500 First Mortgage bond Of Louisyls
southern RaIroad Company stated thsFsla
In Of n0rTsoEKaBixzrOR. the above Adyaness to
Be repaid 10 the C0mmittse unlssH thsI shall prior
thereto be reimbursed from collection Of ths coupons
due Jan I, 1894. iTun the above bOAdA
The advances hsEstofors made By tire COMMITTEES on
sonds OF he foregoing Ssuss dspositsd PLAZA
have not been Tsi6urssd 10 The Committee aad thsls
fore sSHtiEus a. lien on the ds3Ositsd e0RdA
C. n. COsTER
GEORGE SHERMAN 3CsnnHtsa
ANTHONY THONAG
REW rOkE I'd. ~. lssA
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GsaaI alotiets.

IlIDS VIII be- rervNsI b. tg Commissioner ~ Fish-
ID cries AZ tleI ONCE, - tIuaiu Ass luTk city
until Mach - 1874, Tor she rFrCtIua uI - hatch
cry EuCNlani. SULLIVAN county. New Aurk plHng
aud ~ .cIiyAtous Dc zoe = the tutR
nEaiHners Of Flsherte- o. al Tue sr0Tv q Campbell.
sprALgs 3'o adjoining tie ralfuad depot kuckland.
New YORK The Commissioners Ts-rrve the KIT q
reject any a ttds. Please address al coniEHnica.
tions 70 l. nCNtiNGTON Presid ne. Commits
" F,shrTles. - FRO al way. New Nrrk.
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New York and Boston All Rail-

Ocean Steamers.
CUEARD LINZ To LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Imbna. March IL2Rh lAurAnIA. April 10, o.. NJ
CmpuiA Mar - 80 A N umGTIa. April IL. noon
EtT1Ta March ~, +. NJ Itmp'uiA Apl ~. $50 A. NJ
LucAna April 4 ~ 80 A. " ISsTNia April ~ 81 A -
iTon Fer "a, AoTth River. foot Of ClzrEsOn 81
VERNON II, bkOWk Co, General AgsntL
IaIrE. nH Nns,"Ht on q ,mpa, >. LIass
From Pier Ia. North River. foot OF Fulton 81
go .. i"r sou 'mp'o',
shortest and most convenent route 70 LondOh
No transfer by tender. No tidal delays
Berlin. March ~ q A. N. New YoTk. March 20. 10 A Il
BslgsnlAnd. Mar IA IL A II RhyaSnd mar aibAA
lI ernT GOA S'y,s,Li" t'OWpAnI.
Rowling Green New YORK.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD = y Co
~ SHORT ROUTE Tn LONDON ASD CONTINENT
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
LAhn sat McG III 2P NJ Alisr Tuss NcG. n. YHG
nELkICns6 ca. kO~lIng GrssR
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Fur ChAtleGtnu. \ e.. and Jack sOnvile. fla.
and all points m Florida tus south, and south vest
from tIer ~ T. a.. Monday. eiHrs Jay. and FrdAY.
H. N Passenger AeeommOdAt oIs aud euisins unsur
WN. u CLYDE CO. Csn Aria. r Bowling Green. ny
T. q. E1Ek ten, AEt O. \ frt Lane $40 oatwAy.N.G.
WHITE STAR LINE.
RRITANSlr.. .......-.. Wednesday March IL ~ A u
sMAJEkTlC. sdnesiay March n, = ~ A ~
M tbT1ON IARRIEp by fAsSENGEE STEAMERS
ssrcOad AT "a accommodation On these ateAnvTsS36
and S4u S'esrase 10 or from The old country -
IOIh - a.. MAITLAND HERSEY, Agent
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BALTIMORE q OHIO ". ".

PAS, Express Ir.ins TO BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, aud all points
WEST. PULLMAN CAR sBRy1oB ON ALL TRAfNs
CHICAGO. I 80 p N. and l2!tb night
P1ITsBuRGI. 80 =, NJ, IL 10 niTht.
CINCINNATI, st. LOUIE. daily v A. n, week days
o 100 r. N. (sundays 80 r. NJ
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORb. Q III 30 A. H. Dining
Carl 10 600 except sunday 10 90 Dining CARR
90 ? NJ sspndsys 80. i2i5 night All trains ru.
k0RfOIk. II 80 4 v, daily, $50 T. ". sE Sunday.
Nkw ORLEANS. o r " dsily through sleeping car
via Warrington and Shenandoah Valley route.
Offices 1Tz 2dl, 40 lao broadway. 81 East ltth
ST. 400 Grand at, n. V! 34z Fulton ct, Brooklyn; ste
ton foot Of Liberty st. Q. X r. of M
New York Transfer Co will cali Tor and check beg-
gage from hotel or rsadsnee 10 destinatIOn.
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NOTICE OF SALE
or the East side Trunk 6eM-" Honds OF the
Cay OF R0chestTr, ~. n.

Notice Is hereby gwen that on the 23d daY OF Fsbru
Ary lhNt At tie my IreaSureTE once "a TIE CIV Hall
IN Ihe cEy Of Rochester New YORK.. Al gioek The
forenoon or AtdhY ths undersigned VIII set at pubc
sale the highest bidder bonds knoNu this East
side Trunk sewer Bends issued by ctly oG EocBss
ter pursuant to chap,sT 3tI OF Ih- Laws Of 1854
amended b. chapter - % NE Lave q" lH3 TIE amount
bonds sold h rot 10 sNyeel IVA hundrvd
S25uOO tie hTst series due Aud paI Lbie Jan ld2~.
ami OF Ghe succeeding seTlvs due and payable IN
each and eYtTr year inlpS lnE tue year "a Inch sad
nTat aerieG shalt be doe aHd VArHlr Win the Ntsgs
OF paying any all any Iuu AFT Ten years
from tho dRe - issur No sale az tees than par; sale
nAda delivery March l. lNi4, Interest DOT 20
rssd three and onefAlt yer cent, -ST anuum layabs
sslupannuIly the let dAy at January an lulN at
the Cnlon Trust Company. New lrTa city FuTrtAs
wI he required 10 deposit With me tty Treasurer i've
Of 'h- amount ~ tGelr haEs thiu f1sty
eight hours after The sale
SAMCEL D. WILLIAMS Treasurer
The above sAis AGlou rIrl rs tu TIE .uih dAy
OF March. lsut. AZ ne -AuIe place aud hr'g
SAMUEL D. NILt4 Nj Treasure
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della WARE, LACKAwANNA A
IVES ERN II. II.

Stations In New York. Foo. of Barclay ..a
Chri-toUh-r Sts.
COACHES.
Direct route TO Newark, bloomfield, Aontclair. the
oranges. summit, Bsrnardsville, .BasEing Ridge.
Dover. s,anhops. Buda'. ks.. Lake hopa.eons
phIipsbSrr Laston. Water p,, zap ssxtToadsbars.
Nanticoke. Danyl.. korthumbsgland: Aontross.
HchneLd sprira. cortland, syracuse Oswego, I.h'
10 and al. points West Northwest. and south west.
100 n. M.-nufalO Utica and OsWsso Express
Pullman palace cara Connects at Buffalo with train
for Chicago arriving ate 70 next morning.
TtoO a. M.-BInghAmion mail stops az principal
sOO 4. A.-scrsnton. Binghamton and Eimira Be
pTesA Pullman pArior cars
AiIO 4. A.-scranIon. WukssbArrs. and Plymouth
kxprsss Pullman pArloI car.
= ifs6 a.. M.-(dAny)-hunAlo Limited ExprssA Pull
man slesperA Arrives Al :I5A NJ
0TOO q. M.-tdAliS l-burAo. Utica and OsWsko ES
press PumHn sleeper
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al IS Murray
o. anu s2s Broadway; Tiess,. - Ferry stations IsS
and V42 Broadway. West l25th %, 2So Columbus
Ay. Nsw York 3i3 Washington at; 12d fulisn II. and
- Broadway, BrO1klyn Time tables giving full infor-
nation At all stations
WsstcOtts Exprsss Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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The imports OF general merchandise. fncIud-
Ing dry goods. at the port Of New York for the
week ending last night were S9,Uf2. s2a,
against SlU.i03, l25 the previous week and
eli. 7ln 253 for the corresponding week Of last
year The imports OF specie were e223.=I5,
Gle imported since Jan, !, S?;tIsi $40. Ex-
yer, s7al, l!,5. total Of . .O34n7A, against
specie since Jan. l have been. gold. S5.S H.
2O3. and silver. 80 l5hIdl. total of sIIO21,-
1854.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
S2O7'1l. 1872, an increase Tor the week Of - liz
1856; received during the week for REDEEM ption,
l.15l, ls2; amount Tsissusd. s., Ia 30, and
destroyed. S2T+.5ti. balance of deposits in
tho Treasury to redeem national hank notes.
$50. 1865 AN increase for the week Of
Sl53.IZ7.
The receipts from customs for the week
we're 81, 1!i5 ohSS and from Internal revenue,
SO, 55s. a total ni 81 l2s, lIU again Il 80
574. TO4 last week. The rreeipis for The month
TO date are 81 49,. u5l. and Tor the hscal year
10 date Sol. 3j.t.s+ tn. sxpendiIuTes for
the month TO ,late are -. O;EtOOU. ami Tor the
fseal year to date S!52.4i4.S52
The condition Of the rTsasurI At the close Of
business to-day compares with that OF last
SATURDAY as iolloSs: -,