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4 AMI q . FiUE,-JoHN L. BUoAKDUs Attorney
IL and Goup.sicr a. Law cinios Hal. No. sssl% s =,
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty oesersi Land ONCE
Patent. titles perfected FOR soldier. their heir.
siiher is,-iievolauonary 2d-Ls,e War sd7Cassdi.s
cSn.d, and Nova Scotia sgDe.erSsr. from he
my the heirs In all the above ethTnes 70 anas
20. ess ed TO o.. sn@s oid for sse parted
with Their warrants or % i ne yps states
ard territories the United s.ae, Canada Nova scotia and
yesga,ed Obtained and perfected on appcass 10 this o.
Pos,arrs throughout the United States and other gentle
erwang any ofthe above claims and aeting As agents
on All commissions Commune aliens post paid.
p Valuable farming land for sale 70 the state o. nnos
Arkansa. d2y
pIan Writing he Italian .Sdsscy hands, Sr.ssd ro
LIstIED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may Be- procured
CRAVING EsTXsIIsiMEST, whsre.pses.n Ssoss nay
Also~sILvER PLATED Doo9a NUMBER Plates
the plating q which unusually tck, the silver being express
V.ERoaikNTs COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
'' LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
RRhss DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
Jet black edges ensmened and capable OF receiving ne
uNKTMAN ~ BIRDsALL, 50 ws,er street, oser
tubs Welsh Buu- 50 rhins Orange do, 100 h s low
DO 500 do superior do 10 barrels do tore. Pine Apple
n,.., =, n ,rl,nc,on '' " WHITMAN n BfRDSAlI,
myio |" anu o< = s's' s"e't
MOTT k:.-A persons indebted 10 q. ., boy.e Ham
phrrs or Bowie requested 10 call on the subscr-
ber 9i Wooster street. and settle the same Inc De-
mo ~ brnvnp ust To close without injury TO
H. rreo Nv she requests that atten-
tion may he given 20 this notice. II. a.. - -,
IN Western counsel who VIII, preferred, receive
the amou nj ofihe account and give d'scharge
au22ws snn1An w on~-.-
NyOs PEARL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sp,cn-
~ dia oieLBosra reduced to VI 70 Pearl Street beuse
he ola In the
Il the District The proprietor, grateful for most ID
era. checruy meets the wishes ~ his friends and
ne puhIc this crisis, by reduction dosr and my
.erts day, whl he engages continue h style nrsp
l,y and attention. ~ heretofore. JOHN ~ FLINT.
myH.y
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grateful thanks for the liberal he has received
since opening the above and has the pleasure
10 his friends and the public, that in addition his
former premises he has taken In ground ogeher with
numerous collection OF and beautiful plants well
worth the nstcc OF bosns He has nj engaged
lect Band ef Muse, 70 attend Tuesday and Thursday
evenings Ills Confectionery and Ice Cream Of first
quality, surpassed by none in this city.
The most strict order and decerum duly observed.
Vanilla Cream Candy Of the finest quality.
~. b. Ambulance to the Garden gratis Him
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N8 EMOWN q CO.'S ONE PHO HAT
~ ST0RE-Thc subscribers, the year 1924, have
Aamed at furnishing the public with elegant and sub
stanta HAT of the graceful on the accommodating
price S. They say that their efforts have bees
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
by them during months surpass in beauty and
any offered and stand pre-eminent among
those Of prices fashionable world. To their
patrons they would say-lhe quality far may be- uni
frn,-the Erce moderate and fxed-he profit small and all
the for cash. It's Chatham Square, cor Nett ST.
myl9-y BR0WN& CO.
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VAhgABL. Observation-Disclosures =

DELIBLE INK-This composition claims preference
over discoveries OF the kn in its requiring the aid
OF any preparations Letters and cpLers be traced by IL
with common pen upon all articles of linen silk, cotton,
aliheug the writing be pale at first yet by applying the
the presently deep black and then
remains firmly attached thu Web not to b- efaced
either by also the advantage over other
productions that used similar that IL does
moi, sfter il has ts iron moad,
rcse or nure the texture o the finest fabric and that
retain its quality In any climate, FOR sale by
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
ivofv 90 Nassau street cor. Of Fulton.
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IA
fs.A sALE-One of the IA beautiful Cottages on Grand
:m street Williamsburg front, including wings,
by Peck Slip Ferry; The till the srs Of May
next viii be quite low The other Cottages are occupied by
The splendid three story brick house No SO Fourteenth
repee with nience, will be rented low I'LL Isl May
Tas ove houses VII sold sga Apply Ssrv s.
GS;E SALE, situated the Union Race Course Long
arespectable private niypce 1900 par, orthe
e car re go On ?gsfe Tsea E" % Dr.
ina Slip suitable P' for an oc s for 5SO an mar az
hi wife a"a , 1gsn , or any g Or for man and
Possession Immediately,
being medical office. au2-y
A~A HOUSE TO LET, OR FOE sALE.-The new
modern built three story house in 9th few doors
-ot Broadway, being the middle of the three houses
finished. This house is finished in the best manner with
a's nyis A III g. CLARK 1855 Water street.
"A FOK SALE OK 70 LET.-A large build
tfH ing well calculated for either bleaching priang
.-dyng establishment. In the building there are two
pipes into top ofhe house il is situated within few mi
Within seven urs sal Of this city beautiful cottage and
in ss s%' Inquire S state SfsSa had
jysl2ws SO Broad St
asPE ZEAL ALE sr he sarPos
OF executing the trusts con aimed in the Win OF the late
e1 ssf % se
10 the afternoon at the lat reseEce of the said deceased the
Farm, (ncudng the dwelling house farm house barns
bes, and ou houses wtereon he resided the time OF his
DEATH situate wit i'm few hundred yards of the paved streets
in the village tNewburgh The DIV cling house large
comnodous with every establishment IN the of gardens
orchard fruit and shrubbey. The Farm conains A
OF NEST valuable land, under high state of cultivation
with the fences buildings and Improvements the best order
II oyerloeks the entire village and bay Of Newburg West
Point and the surrounding bgha IDS and commands pros
pect not surpassed by any other upon the river.
The dwelling house. with the orchard, garden stables &C.
and sufficient quantity Of land will be sold separate and the
farm house. with the residue OF the land will be offered in
parcels the whole ~ be offered together cir
custances and ike views of purchasers determine the
time Of The sale.
The title is ndsputabe, and the terms will be liberal
CHRISTOPHER REEVE,
JOHN w. BROWN,
Executors and Trustees &c. of Selah Reeve, deceased
Dated, Newburgh, Orange County, August 7h, 1887
au l2dt29
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH,

A HTIFICIAL TEETH, without clasps, springs,
N thereby avoiding injury the adjoining teeth, the
principle OF atmospheric pressure by NJ LEVITT, Dentist
Ne. Sill Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall
This method generally known and approved, needs
comment being wholly different in principle and result from
Inv practised In New York
references highest order, ample and the
opinion OF the New York public his improved
be OF the following respectable papers, viz New
York Mirror 18th july 1886; Courier Enquirer 26h Deem
her, 1886 Evening Star, nth June, 1887. jel53ms
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AZ. COPELAND. "a courtla

R. COMPLAINT, 10 Courtlandt ST., respectfully
informs tile trade that he has hand and constantly
~ receiving fresh supplies of haters plush and trim
mngs, fancy colored pushes for ladies' tonnets. Silk
hats and caps AT W Iolesae
Aso aquanty OF English coney fur, and English fur
bodies accommodating aus Inn
IN VALUABLE WHEAT GROWING
cN FARM, of about 203 situated in the town Of
-s Lancaster, Erie county, this state, will lie exchan
ged for either Dry Goods Grocercs-especaly the latter
the reasonable terms, subject To bond and mort
OF Si4ce, and interest payable In rom
February last Said farm is situated about II miles from the
city of Buffalo, about mile from the Rail Road build
ing from Batavia To Buffalo, and or miles from the
and the balance most beautifully timbered with OAK,
ash, Eastwood maple beech elm, &c. well adapted
wheat and in the heart Of OF the richest and best
wheat growing sections in New York the face Of
yet uneyenwith public highway passing on two sides
Of IT, There laid premises good frame barn. and
log house, but comfortable ttnanta fine young
orchard good water and faow of 60 TO 20 acres
cient and farming utensils for finishing the work IT.
tie indpuiabc. For further particulars call or address
L. H. No. 4j2i Pearl ST.. New York auS-stmSe'
THE PkEsSUnE AND ITS CAUStS-Just
published. "Tis work written by one Of the most
amusing writers in the ceuny whose works have always been
popular For sale NY c. SHEPARD,
Jy0 Broadway.
l. BOOTS-S 4 y WALKER, go Canal street. have the
hanome article Of Pump Boots for twenty shlngs ever Of
in this city, They truly elegant and only twenty
shngs Call 80 Canal Canal street. the 2d shoe
from Greenwich street Don't mistake the nu'sbcr $50
They have also splendid assortment Of genIemens light
Pumps Shoes reduced Also, elegant
ladies' and crens Boots and shoes OF every de-
scrpon, which will be sold low that no one can object TO
the price. Don't mistake the number-itsT0
IT Country merchants supplied by the package or DOZEN
iv2s.lmr
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SaN THtVALi., STODDAIST q Co.. NO. IA
ne Courlandt inform the trade that they have
d. removed from No Courtand the above large
and elegant where they have hand and
stanty receiving fresh supplies OF Haers Plush and Trim
nings
Also fancy co.ored Pushes ladies' bonnets which they
will sell on accommodating
Hats Caps Stocks, and Stock Frames at wholesale Shy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

Passengers Boston will the Rail Road Cars Provi
dence Immediately on their arrival
r All Mersande, specie, and Baggage at the risk Of the
on tbereo au1-6ms
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DE ADVISED, ALL WHO ARE sABOUT
ID 10 purchase TTSCANS, LEGHORNs, or STRAW

Der, 1886 Evening Star, l7th june, 1887. jel5sm'
BE All MHH thNHsEsAsnT3RISTT
HATshe greatest choice Of the finest and best goods IN sr
The be. h.ge.wi,h The lowest prices-nay be ions at
Paris Hat This elegant shape snug and easy
the most recent bought Hats elsewhere are daily brought
This establishment % be altered to this beautiful Hats. 20 one
Judge for yourselves lie has still large stock hand and
~ Bear in mind the number. ~ Broadway iylsim-
A CAuD.-MRs. DUNN, Professor OF the spanish Cur
"a tar and Singing pupil q the celebrated Maestro Bagi
gives lessons on he above delightful and fashionable accom-
Pshmsn,. ioeeshsr or separate Application TO se made
DAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTAMMERs
beg leace respectfully call the attention Of their friends
goods just and opensg store, No os
Pearl street, between Frankfort and Hague streets, cousu
and dealers viii find at their establishment advantages
where ese be met with addition 10 their entire och
sianmers OF above Grim, more generally known Wy the
sppcaton Of the Three fingered Paper Hanger and who
ART Of paper hanging both for nestsess and despatch win at
tend person apraccabe 70 AZ the work which shall
BE- entrusted TO hiscsre. mvsi-sm'
SYRUP sARsAPARILLA AND LEMON
e ;1 p ss ss. &C " sd S
zen, by the single boe and warranted good
any ever made In this city, by GREGORY,
NJ q. sarsaparis draught at 10. gallon soda
DgEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I WAL
fashion and comfort saso ea7s viii buy elegant and
arer. and s.s.rmsnt Of al Kind. % Boe,'
and Shoes for family use the prices the u sates
only one RicARS 5sTs " ts ARH yo
,v,,,u. Mo-, 22s and zs2 Cana, \, street, ret,
Cq22tKSlEEr.s kYs rEM OF ME s:,,.t as.Dsd -
pass: . =, ssas. being
s.oo e wiring da.cAsd free and cay Of se9ure.
s aus ''' my no" ~ ;ss a ScsSw:
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SY.zs1s-r- boat WARREN, having been engaged for a
.ssSsNnoexs71- Colion Excursion Monday evening,
August 4h, 1887, viii leave The isot of Robinson street at
O'clock touching Canal half O'clock and
ceedng the North River, will stop at Yonkers, where
supper has been engaged the Workers Hotel MIR Browns
Band has been engaged Tickets which limited, be
had at 81 and 20 West aud at Underh Jee
and Madison street-PriccS Should weather
unfavoabe Monday evening the above will place
"wednesday .v -ovs
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NJOTl. E.-All persons indebted 10 ".
~ phrirs, or q. ". BOYLE, are requested 70
her, i3i Wooster street. and settle Tic SAME.
ing Aesirous % bringing this I ust 70 Ssos
tb., creditors by unnecessary expenses, sne
ton may he givea 10 this notice.
F.r any information that may he required
IN N NJ. Western, her counsel, who WIN, "
the amount ofthe account and give a'scna
au2.2ws y
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saIe che casht
40 tubs Welsh Butter fkins Grunge do 100 Kegs low
priced suitable Tor bakers 10 Andy Cheese 20 Kegs 90
do barrels do d 20 boxes fne apple
Cheese 80 cnsks Hams, fer family ~ de 90 oo'
equal 10 Burlington. HARTMAN n,MDsnLa,
U~fo
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casks Madera wins, SlSc 80 barrels M S1c 10 Or casks
port %; i5qr caks Musca 81 half pipes Rousson, n; 10
hbda care el6 do. Graves e6 IFS boxes Muscs ~ s.
baskets champagne tseryJ ~ So terms 60 and 90 days
and nonthA5o baskets OIL sst s bales paper she'll al
monds, 1880; 5 do. DO. loac., cash.
BosroN, Sept 6th--Rice, ~ S7A s7A Tobacco-Ken-
lucky Be- sales Tar - 50 per barei Pitch, ~ 25-
Turpentine, - So Flour sl0s III, sales
do, ~ sales
NEW ORLEANS Sept ., p. M.-Sugar-Prime 81 q o3 In
trrior IA >, moderate demand Mo!assesOn Levee %
70 cents gallon saes plantation, 20 2lc small sales
porkame $50 2o4 do o. ss scarce prime u do r
To- Bacon-Hams &C. lb canvass, 10 l04 dol mdangs
o. 10 shoulders d., limited sales. LardPer H.
g. lie scarce Beet-Mess Is dollars per Dbl per
fine, 50 per BARREL arrivals. Lead-Pg, bar Tic pei
h. Tobacco First quality st &C. per lb second do Sic
do; crossed, IL "a do, sales. Gran-Corn in ear, 2t
% bb vas; sheIIs in sacks 80 ss per bushe i
supply OATS 6si rs do arrivals Liver
Cowes market per hid Sos Cd; Bremen and Hamburg
direct Sos; New York per hid 6 a 81 dolls.
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TUESDAY, sept 10. 6P. M.
southern flower has improved i2i tn 25c. Western has
clIned Sales today % 5ca9 IS II In freely
New york and southern kinds We have note
about go, bushels Western wheat ju arrived
first lot received this from the II sold 81 ec
Fsrrn con'nues al u ~ CO. Foreign rye has advanced
Sales took place ooc. aud high 95c. Lv.
tpoo Salt has a improved We remark sale OF sacks
zoo "A,h,ns which occurred to day at So f2If month
Also, 20 tons Liverpool G. n at socssh.
The sale today passed on very well every LOT offered
sec The sale OF French wines through rather heavily
large poron Of them lhdrawn We notice OF
rans ch are snc under tho head Of auction
There number d goods auction sales which
AL fully attended end passed OF ~ usual.
Sales By AuctionTcss imported per Nabob, Emily Tay-
sor Richard Aop and Omega hei-c the odd and end. ofe
respective oasgoes5i5 chs N yocg 5son. 10 <2 3I2 half
chests do 81 4ocs - c.es each IL gb csnni- do 4op
~ do do do livery 6se 81 sac; 20 lslb boxes do 35I
St 100 i2 boxes TO S5 Isa Glib Loss imperial sac; ~
lslb do Lyn fc 4a Isb boyes anpcwaer 4si fsc. SIG
5A boxes imperial ic 100 6 do ~; 80 cases each u
hb ann'ers do s1r; hsh sunpo~de s2c 80
esh " W esnn"cr 10 81 sie isl half cheu sovchong
~ 2c' 60 do roochonsss; - hes bysoo sks 90 ssc
terms 'is mon'hs-26 hhs iosf sugar "A ec - ssss pipes
asd hhds Tarrsgonn port wne a ccroons 0ua'enals
Indigo. obnses ~ r. fans. 81; son half do do soc,
ar DO do. "a 500; 10 hegs do ecc 81 baskets au,paere
,Jsir se@aey SO cases rhshsrb asc terms cash ~ ar
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The money stock markets decidedly bserng
day-the general markets Treasury drafts down
centspecie to u cent and very little in request
There appears be entire cessation Of further demand
export in specie This rise In Stocks and fall In Treasu
~ drafts and specie attributable the very strong pros
pect fresh issue of redeemabe Treasury drafts by the
Congress Foreign and domestic exchanges also
declining towards par from the
has been put in circulation that the United states
Bank intends make fresh issue OF bonds for the European
Market for the purpose repensng her vaults with specie
preparatory 10 resumption will be compulsory upon
early day than expected The we ma
an the $50 25 organ OF the bank their plan OF
Natioal Bank be chartered Jet he sepo
sits be placed in the Pennsylvania Bank OF the uneu les
The st January condition that on tnai aay sna
OF lis Bonds in Europe drawing against the proceeds
the whole OF foreign Indebtedness coniu be ndated
without any further OF SPELL, a1 mou a
could afford ship III the Internal OF me country
would become seted conf ense would renrn ana on me
ted States could and Mould resume specie payments.
This more clumsy and not available plan that pro-
posed in immediate issue of Treasury
the credit of the government The credit
bank il exhaustea in Europe That institution $l50o0
600 al least across the For remittance in lquda
lion af our foreign debt Treasury bends would be better
medium bank bondshe latter being flat and inactive in
London at the last dates
Besides, known condition OF the Phlade
pha United States bank any stronger than that Of other
banks in the country There great doubts whether is
For six months ii has published statement is
envelepe in mystey- with darkness and
In respect probable that Congress will adopt that
institution. preference to the other State banks.
In order TO show that do speak random
the following showing the condition OF each Of
city banks:
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Decrease IN Loans

Decrease Loans ,535 Decrease in cir $s5, 453
also that the specie basis OF banks increasing
The relative specie and of loans public
depotes and circulation continue in harmony with
action trade and II any difference exists
curtaen Of the banks hardly enough
tame Of trade but probable, when the crops
market, that the immense private deposes amounting
nearly Sl2,000,e0 will come into action.
why with this combined action OF the govern
banks and chants excluding the mischeyous poii
he cycle sf Commercial activity and health should
begin The following is the general statement
banks;
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Cotton Market.

TUESDAY, sept. 1915 r. M
Sales at New Orleans on the 9th inst at &c.
There was fair demand for Upands in Charleston for the
week previous to the 18th nssales ~ lc and the
new crop in small quantilies sold at lIic.
The market throughout the week previous the leh
in Boston, was very dull-sales at 10 a 13c
The demand has rather improved in market without any
material change in prices.
letter from Manchester, Eng,) dated 18th ut mentions
that that manufacturers hold large stocsbought
before the revulsiens took place.
The following the stocks of hand in ports
the United States at the dates mentioned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
Provision Market.

TUESDAY, Sept. ~.
After several months Of arduous struggle maintain their
natural rights the independent butchers who opeaed
for the Of lower prices than the corporation
nopoists, have been routedven from their possibly
tenn OF threats prosecutions, fines ana imprisonment without
parallel in the history Of any other ccunry. VIII cred
tied by people, who have petensons 20 enjoyment
of liberty that in this somuch boosted Of nation and in
this far famed civilized and pretended liberal city, OF
its citizens allowed TO cut and supply his nghbors WITH
part of quarter OF beef unless he submits the arbitrary
rules of corporation which require that shall become
member OF an association OF Monopols who AT full ber
charge whatever they may please which
they deal! In the most despotc countries In the
throughout the Russian empire whose population repub
accustomed 10 regard Doors and savage
oppressive tyrannca and disgraceu prohibition
heard Of Provisions there is the roue all
rope, left find the level when any thing is al,
tempted 10 raise their price unnecessarily, wachul is
public eye that remedy instantly applied, without the in.
reference OF the established authorities Hence all The
continent OF Europe well in Great Britain provisions are
uniformly cheaper than they in this city, and nearly
par with what they in almost every ether part ned
States And why is this. We shall tel -
The butchers OF New York body ogcitzen.
many Of them highly respectable whose have small
influence elections The object OF tie coniendng
parties in their struggles for power, obtain the support OF
this body who, their part, sufficiently wachful their
own interests their for those candidates
who will leave ten in undstubed possession OF their excu-
sive privileges Aort OF proscrptive understanding ,us
lists, that whoever obtains the ascendancy the wings
opponents, the butcher monopoly be disturbed.
Now what do our citizens gain by this Let us From
calculations which have frequently been made persons
customed attend markets. and contrast prices with
those of other places asceained that citizens in
sequence OF the existing monopothe indulgence
hucksers, AMI other market abuses pay from four five mil
lions year for provisions than paid by the citizens Of
other states But not 10 exaggerae, let put i
monstrous extsrtion annually, at 100000
To balance this, we have the receipts, stated
in lat years "accounts Of the corporation"
TO 1925
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ss5, 500 ,o45 81 ,7s2, i6f e54o2,s sli, 800 ea!

$50 ,045 8, 1882, l6f $40 SIl,890,685
Since the suspensions the city banks have been gradually
pung themselves in strong position curang their crcua
ZION, increasing their specie diminishing their deposes Their
policy believed be directly the the u Bank,
The following statement of the increase and dmnuion
the loans and circulation OF the several banks therein named
since July:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

HE Proprietor Of Congress Hall has the pleasure TO
orIn bis friends and the public, that he has made I'M
provence In his and is ready
with families and individuals for board this winter longer
period The paror and bed pleasant
and quiet any In Broadway
Private tables will served for families il required There
Is also ladies' ordinary select for ladies and gentemen
company.
Terms will be reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
So