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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17
GROCERIES.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

q WIZ notss sisen 81 TIE ssi5 81 he psf1naaI
y psoPsrsF g 5sasa ehiflsg, 6ssi1. ere ans,
ard WI gelaaia uiih Ne sah8srlbore shosi
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wa H6RsT, Kssssg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

&0Deees &0zfaRW, &res
Jpst soesEsea - straAha DFse slsrs. Wat
so lba. CeafssuoAaFy,
FFesh FFalt.
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AnsAsgirs. esralasu, sa4 Said OF.
PFessfssa 0feaur.
Fseaeh ae,aafd. Essssh essslai4, e.. ksl
flosaaess %. 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

4 HAyEa npmh,r a NEoRoEs euasissisr
81 Mse, weaea, 9e5s aea olTii. ~ hlrs
nIcakaD PARRAN.
shspharasioub. Dee II, lelo.--lsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

e II. psFseee iadshied g lks eslais g lhs
"A late Taemsa Bsgiiig, asa bssesy hstiesa
q Hass islase iats paS@sua 40 psFseas has.
laE cleins saetssi ths estate, wv eiaass e4s.
senttsam lfopsris auibsalis ~ sossIsssse4
Pee sa Issa ss'1'AA Ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

eN tAs eatusr4 gatr. A Nnfftu NAN We
lpeapaaie - eesfasuisr 10 sAs fiasssai
paris 81 - Faenasas bnssatss. Csc we osr
-. 8 = sissis sianea ~ lhs ays, shss psss q
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gaIe ieierieEs 80 EesthsF. g. lie5ese uas 8
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esa esfFF - aessesssary esieht
SoNATHAH aunNs.
Near CatFiaetess. tefsftaa s1snty
Dsa &C. lBea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17
TRAVELLING.

SN 9 RAILROAD.
sEN82 rssssusss Trsia ~ Cara wsii Iss&s a.
y Eieket aAes e y iashssiss sssFy Car a q
qeaFteg Pesl o'eiask. a. al ~ thls orange
Wasut Trasailsueaa ssaomplish he Ioasney -.
tsssp Niaehastsa aod Vhiladslpais "a 10 Soara
cty u ssaeiien less lA1H Is haars. Paissa.
SEES Psiurnias, leave Balsinsss 81 s,claek,
a ~, en3 ne siiy e gaahiassaa a s,elask,
a. q ana arrive u Wl8ahsstsF e o'slssh.
?. -
>. oa0 1IElsT, .ssssa
vginshsstar. slarsA Q. i6so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

q @ isIor4 i. .| ia
#Ite1 iaftN11 a. s. - a1I1l.I A..
~ leHb VIII - M e. -. s. X. ~ 1900:
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pa teN1oe& e4tI& - 6atonl Sc il..a.
THOMAS II. CHOW.
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Nse. ~. 1ete-- -
--A e,1i-srle e.l,snsa esl clsrk wsnt.
-. eilA setislaeies1 Fefetsnet,. a.. T.A.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17
.QVetarag Ovefara Z

Oysters 3 Oysters {
gEVHE subseribaE vim ~ kspu, q lurai,k
parsaas fron SIC oonasrV ~ oVsrERs
ffssh sron Beliissoss every Ssg, Is az e.isesEiy
shsy Aay &eairv, ailbsg n csas, q 81 tks h,ssl-
eb asRiag Hsds nEfsnesmsals % - fsenisgiy
sHpslisd ihFnuh ne 4intaP. pslseaa Sisilis1
daFpeFl-fefFF will pleasa eall, up-6tairs, ts
ssilspa,s Nav 8eiidlog. oPposlSs The ArasSal,
ehsge ihe5 cea hAss ihsR cooksd n ga -
diaefsng sAgisiias e. tho Eastern Ciiiss-wiih
aeetaess, eenlozt. ead gsea ordss. u aaIoy
theE- he peblios obs9isni osfVani,
WILLIAM CLARKE.
kisrpeRs-Fetry, Dse. q, lsl8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17
DANIEL sNYDRR.
BENJAMIN. RORD.

DetSnrof ,, 1850.
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Hie1 fSsdlrisk Heyai5. Eaasssass EssuSssg. r..
gs,-ess TeseA Lfgkf. 50 sDstssusg EaIsliIV,nssv.
etR pisass tafsVi saas uosb % iss a-.suzs - oio
saeA. N&E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

epDeaaso MlAtn1.s,s ulssri, BAa.WesaoHsE,
8 nov Il Jeasrsen sssluey tsa coaasmols,a,
rt1aniaiag 9ssn ab6ei ChristntA - OilI
- haP9g tp 90 aag ertePa - hls HE, ens nav
b fsnsd b thaso Nonting his ssrgisos oitAsr 4
81. Carriers Hescl, ckarlssisun. q ~ ~.
emiIhb Isoesl, Smfthfel1.
Dee 81 feto-3is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

&C 3Gml im@ lEsaIhr1F /.
gF4B E Subscribers have ssistllshs3 q tksis
stesa g Chasla4iean. CireeiaIiag Libfa-
~ wash aifar4g c4rseiAs ssFefai kendsa8 ".
lDsaes. aGeg3HS 4 risk Eaa6 e sr,,,srI,sns = Z
lpsirue les. fcr ths sa9 piaisr svsaiarl, - -
ssoh sasiels q g please Ell issies j : 60.
is,a $50 sassasllg snc5aragas q laatigy
- e. ifpsei e mhke safes nssthi9 edzE
tieea g shflr Eiagsty. go lhsS sxeass q -
agfsassssaais ~ asich shay wa - fssrsisha.
aiie aii 80 eea psb,itasisna - toaa - thsy
aFe i7saed fgeR Is ~
CAasis1loea. pee 90. s8to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

q ekkk SLAVES heionging 70 ghe fnfaaf hairH
u ~ 1pnee Shirley. dsesd, va - s9srsf al
puhlia hire. IL SnIihhold, - NesS-r. cett 49,.
II tho5 ara NsB hired prieasely psevfous a. lhai
tey. VILLA u flUReT. Fay.
JSegF0os ftso' EEsPe.
WEEYILL - ogered foF Hire, - Byssassf.-.
3oiA " ~ ns1ik, Ga noe otheF~lls Dis
hiriog % take Plaes bslogo ny doof, d Cbarist-
toWn. RIclIARD WILLIAMS.
Dec. ~. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

Takes Up
"a sse sssssS. srssp.sssaS spaa rs .stsssi-
u WHITE ZOO
ysiih . srep ~ eaeA ssfs ~, sals hse Ne
heen apprni,s& - ths snm cf sin dsllsrs. Tks
Ieengr e DE hpg y FsQseslsi % soe,s fsruart,
Fsese PtePersSspet ehefsss sd tshs kiua avsys
psssnhss ~. IBso.--Ss
&gruRnes uBaBmee1.
lREVHR sabyeflbsr ulskss . pur,hs.s : M.
~ GRO NAN, wke y good hfs had aiss
u 0iRL - YOUNG WOMAN ssousfnnsf =
hsg,ssefsI ard SOY ssom is - rs ys,fp
ed tbeee easnot b Sulshassa, - 1stisoa
% hire thea foe ne sssulhs gear.
=. :, DAuqHERTF.
cheflsslovh. Nor sc, leao.
MI aIae wish 20 purshass. rhiss ibr she
enspiag yeas, \ NrRo80 WoR.lM WA Is a
Boed eogk. washer. &c. 1T. DAUoHEaTY.
Dee. "a. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

e,teeesa sesfsio. = % brick, 90 b. - fssi. viii
Eaek oeildlaa end kIiehsa, snoka lIouse, DsS-
~, Esd 0Gce. I'll e brick. and aaisks5 i he
eeel Possisie slyls. Also. ass siablss sor Io e.
- hefrss. Wsgon she'd. Corn House. ks., aad
Yard 1od 0srtsn naslIy snelossd with psillur.
ed eDeelliahed vita ha8 Rgulg Trees Thsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

az &. \, 30 Z 3 { :" A'aUnTua-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-17

PaFt q ghieh !. 70 'nas Meadow. az eoed
properties 70 Timbsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

unless large deialcation is discovered every week.
either by bank officer or government officer, the
public mind gets uneasy at the stagnaton of the
times, and people cry out, " oh! how dull and bar
rem The newspapers are!'' Now that a rich vein of
deaication has been discovered in Virginia, it is
reasonable TO expect that further valuable dscove-
ries OF a like kind may be made in the region.
Veins of rich coal are plenty in Virginia in
Pennsy lvania-why should not the veins Of roguery
be rchl
Thus we go. When the next defalcation will be
discovered we cannot yet tell. 1t is time, we
should think, to have fresh discovery in Wall
street, or in the Custom House-particularly now
that the election is over. We have about TO- 900 bank
hnanciers and 5000 government sub-treasurers in
this country. If they cant furnish with couple
of defalcations week. they will soon be consi
dered a poor set of devils. Do, gentlemen, keep
things movi ing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
Correspondence Of the iierald.]
Indiana Bonds.
MADISON, Indiana, March 9th

MADISON, Indiana, March 9th, 1910.
JAMES GORDON Bennett, ESQ,
SIR-ln your paper OF the 10Th INST yeu say,
" The State of Indiana, menaces strongly the repud-
alton of certain Of the stocks of that State" In
saving thus much against the credit of the State and
the acts of her Commissioners, presume you were
prompted by some Inference deduced from the
ton Of our legislature.
Since reading your paper / have been taxing my
memory to recollect single instance where the le
gislature of Indiana has taken any course from
which such inference might be drawn, and can
recollect of none except it be an enquiry directed
into the legality of sale Of si55 900 of her bonds
to a company OF gentlemen in this CITY, for the pur-
pose of prosecuting the tceTk on The Madison and
Indianapolis rail road.
If this be the referred TO, ! beg leave to
state, that matters of enquiry most generally go
without opposition, and that the question as to the
legality OF the sale, between the State and the
holders of the bonds was not mOoted, to my know
ledge, but was predicated on other and minor mat
tiers.
know that in times of high party excitement
many things said, from which strangers may
make plausible differences. that no one man of the
parties ever thought Of producing, and have
doubt but such things have been said and done in
our legislature; but am certain, that with all the
ture' and the many hard sayings against the State
officers, (who stood opposed to the Speaker in gene
raj politics. and with all the bitter feelings cOnse
quent upon such state of things, that there was
not a respectable portion of a minority of either
party in either house, whoever spent thought OF
regulating any Of the stocks OF the state or break
ing its faith in any1particular whatever.
Very respectfully, MILTON STAFF
Fund Commits sioner for Indiana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

cupied by the Pennsyl institutions Those hanks with The
u. s. Bank at their head remain paying att
tude able pay their debts but watching the
the sound banks aai stand ready TO take advantage Of
any ndsS teO their specie from them and reduce
all to the level Of bankruptcy This fact is the chief
that trade remains dull aud the of produce
connu, i'm " t usaout the country. The ofthe
produce rally neither the facilities Of send
rarke Those who the shippers last year
obtain the purchase this because the institutions find
that the they issue their bills they returned
them by he brokers bank agents for SPECIE and the
carried Philadelphia Many the banks in Ohio have it
well knowA sold their specie To the w. D. Bank at
um, 10 the hope that suspension would be gazcd in Ohio
In this way the nquous proceedings of the Pennsylvania
Legislature have deranged the business of The whole Union
The only remedy for this state Of things the pbc has to look
the proposed General Bankrupt Law but this
likely to be defeated by the pecous influence of the banks
The bankrupt institutions and the Spectators have appears
much influence in Congress- that unless corporations
expressly excluded from its action bankrupt law
pass. This influence which the banks possess the
needy of the Objectionable features in the
system The regular, prudent upright merchant, who lives
within his MEANS and dependant upon the Banks cannot
be dictated to- governed by them. With SPECTATORS spend
thrs and UPSTAIRS oa kinds who know industry and
labor the Banks have CONTROL and they do
their masters bidding Unless therefore, the Bill is passed.
allowing Institutions to deraud whom they please, and
obigng pay, there will be Bankrupt Law
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
lamentations.

From London-Ship Cafhdrne-s3 cks PAS bxs NJ ore
wood Coso cks Naugerso bills Kegs Maitland Kenns-
DIV Co.'S chs Ca.tney Gordon (of Charlestonl- bx q
Garretson-t Wiley Putnam pkg TX q Brown-3 chs
Firma-Ip Barclay Brothers-9a ieyburn Vandervoor
a Harris-s bags bales SO chs order .
Fc,a Ms,,naEship Tsuer2oo ~ casks wine ia oetaves
bags 6bcrs 1000 bx lemons S3l
oranges quorce paste mama bxs orange
flower water rs cases essence Of lemon, 10 order $50.
From Noneufieo-Skip Braus-a 1000 horns 4 Jar
TER Co-io bbis half do Blackwell SCo4o d0x mast
hoops Stlpcs-s3i hides 10 chs 70 pkgs bales Al ms
bbls grease owen-s bales cks n hides Il III Messenger
$3.50 horns Newtou-i bx Wsppou. Rppke-iis casks
crease n skiss Ponce-st hides ~ Lombard Cuf
bales mdz Defocst Co5O2 hides 10 ppes9 sks grease
order. a.,
molasses A Zersgs. -,
FROM RIO ancro-Bdrk ChdTioe-sooo bags coffee Noite
m Parenstsdt.
FROM Nsp Oreans-Schr Coraaoo bills pork 10 lard Bur.
reIl Perry Co-i3 bbls pork n Trowhrdge-it2 flour =
alsied-1 pork Van Brant5so Kegs lard Bcgart Knee
and-IiO bales cotton Andrews Broihers- bales NOES XII
sacks corn J II Baker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
MONEY MARKET,
Tuesday, April l4--6 II. III.


The Stock market has bee heavy to-day being partial
" influenced by the eecoa North American Trust and
Banking Co. declined a per cent IT, s. Bank improved per
cent; American Exchange Bank 2; Harlem = Stonngon q
Long Island The Long Island Rail Road influenced by
the bill before the Legislature. granting the road
lance the shape of stock There sales ofOho pr
stock made ss per cent, rise of per yes
teraay. Old Corporation Bonds sold at par.
The rates of money much the There
no doubt that the would nearly par
for the fact that the agents Of the banks in this city
are selling down here for circulation Many of
the their regular seangs their agents this
city al of the bank and they then sold at
brokers and Others by whom they crcu
lated and find their way back to the banks in average
perhaps odays This is paying to per cent month for
money This the great evil tn public suffers from the ope
ration of borrowing banks by whom the currency has
deranged Money remains nearly the same the
for domestic bills rather rising In Philadelphia money
presented easy The system of marking checks still
contnued but these checks freely between all the
banks with the exception ofU. s. Bank and the Bank
which taken by the other banks the
enee is not felt severely The suit Of the election th
city will probably have some eject on the market
The Ohio Legislature have passed law appropri
which $3.50 is for the completion OF the Wabash
in OF the late appiea-
ton specl eommiss Toner of the State Indiana
that effect.
The following the frs. quarterly statement Of the Bank Of
Michigan as compared with the return of Jan. Is4o:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
sI.2ei $50 Si.ss $50
81 qsI $50 S. sss,5s2

In this statement find the result Of the late finance bill
authorizing the bank draw against the April nstanent due
BY the u Bank on the state II appears the bank has
drafts New York to the amount Of $780,
since January has drawn its bills Of exchange
against the drafts which have been sold to the mercantile
munty The personal security appears have de-
M os While the loans real have increased
to nearly the This does no, look much like It's
professions assisting produce to market TheAudor Gene.
raj has IL j. said made with the bank TO issue ITS
notes Ia antic patton Of the October instaen meet the
demands upon the treasury ii the bank making large
advances state anticipation Of mens due too Tar
ahead .he vii soon control OF her circulation, and be
forced suspension The present statement oil The osns
does not evincc degree Of strength whch will warrant any
rapid par she with safety place
Implicit reliance the prompt payment Of the instamen
which az fall due from the u D. Bank The Immediate la
lu.,... "a an. haoL A au.ears are follows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

Port OF New York, April n.

Cleared.
Artrnsas Dennis, Noreen., EuroPr Batef der Mobile
Tallevrand Coorer Wilmington, Nc. An rodus Bowen
Ssn,l and Rochelle Peon, Mason 81 Csoi aos Dali, Crit
din WiIIiamshurh Va; Glide Kimball, TolascOi angdon
Philad; Denmark BARTLETT Bath, Me Mary
Ann Hardisg Apaach; Long lsaad DAVIS NOreans; kegu
lus, Pepper, Baraeoa
Arrived.
fship Henry Kneeland Lack 90 de- fm Palermo fruit e
Robertson March az lat 90 lon ST. spoke bark Wcgla Da
WIS. I'm Palermo for NYork. 10, ~, -.
Ship aiherine, Berry, m London and oravesepd March
with ndr TO ~ Sutton. ,,.., = . N, VIZ
ship Brutus Adams, 50 ds from Mon'e''do, NOR, 10 w
SION ve.eer Hunt 20 de- Messna fruit, &c 10 Chamber
shp Lsfystt,, Enery a. I'm Charleston with eO'''n to
san bre Condo Cullo,e So ds I'm Palermo, fruit, t'e
10 IIalford, Branckcr Co. -, r. 81 Il A., IT,.
British brig Flora shaddues, ~ Us !" |O'H' ""i " i"
Bauries =, - r.. M,v.go., Pm .,e,r "a A
ss, Pbb. Ei,a Osborn De I'm Baltimore mdr s,urges
scss Rss days from Baltimore With r'ds, to
Isgshr Charles. Dodge day. from Bsamsrs, with md' to
capt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

sehr ora, oz1sns 20 days from NOrleans cotton TO An
drcwn * Nrotirfs. '
sehr Lord Maen q DAYS from Norleans with cotton, &c
20 order. ~
sfhr Three Sisters sonsoa is I'm Petersburg, flour, to
Hunter
Beiow.
One ship, bari, brgs.
General Record.
Tn. independence Nys. for liverpool. sails today. Her
letter bag N clos. pns New, Room th5 morning, at
the usual hour.
Again Err t.tt ~ t.fjas $50 r.0 shed n aiyance Of
every other Iar- tet arrivals r Soc -cla from Trinidad,
Ann Louisa from 'ndec and the rcfr ol th harriet she-
of Providence, q su.ttiel
The damage fuel the Peg ct with the
Atla, off Cape Cod Is tstaated az 5000
The Fuvia, Cater, Baltimore 81 Marks, has been
passed at capsized f supposed thai all board pc
rished
Tpokou,
On the 9th inst lat 49, Ion s Lucinda hence 30 hours for
st Marks.
United States Ports.
BosTos Apr liar Ansterlitz Hammond, Liverpool; VIM
Roscoe, Sherwood New York. Lexington Crowel do; 18th,
Henry Franklin, Baker York Shamrock
Curre do do; Odeon Howes, Nfork Page, Basse do via
Provincetovn.
IsovIDENcE Apr liar James Lamphier Kenny, NYork;
sid Tecumseh, do
SALEM Apr i2-aT Ocean, NNork; Solomon Francis, do;
cid Victory, do; Equator, do
noLMys HoLr, Apr o-arr Ansmak, Hail. Thomaston for
NYok Sandwich, Sandwich for do Ceres New York for
Bangor
Nrw BEDFORD, Apr iiarr Corinthian Shepherd I'm New
York.
EAsrpoRr, Apr 7-ar Teazer, Vapey, Boston, ,h Maria
PHILApELPnI,, Apr l3-cld Orb Wilson, NYork.
Foreign Ports.
MArAsZss, Apr I-Thos Gensr, for Hamburg, ldg
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This table shows great eDrtament Of bank sccommoda
items, and small increase currency, when consider
the time oyear which when IN. amount
cuaon s to forward stocks Of propce TO MARKET
1he bills OF exchange held by nov only SRA
aud in July last sa1 The Of specie in the
hands offs agent in this city s against SAL o IN Juy
last The banks Of the West generally speaking,
sound condition, and although exchange this much
in Of New York. yet all the Western States abound in
the material Of qudang their Indebtedness and the
ants might eMey epspd were no, for the posios oe
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bdpr tH aS raasnds
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D. D.
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A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,

or COMPOUND ESsENTlAL OIL OF ALMQNip DIS
coming turning grey infbe remedy against Bald
and the public may rely IT, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the and hest Oil for the Hair
makes thick and long its falling ~ OF turning
grey hair has 10 such anourtsher
TO the hair that by II will restore u TO W natural color
also prevents hair from ning shaded and THAR arc
shaded which great Disagreement O. young ladies' ard
used short time u will its natural color clear
the and kep the n al and hair clean; promotes eyebrows
and whiskers liberal discount made 90 WI olesa Furcha-
sets. 4. PASIpH.
1876 Greenwich street, New York
Price 2s cents per bottle. highly perfumed. api5in'
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In the Vcsper, from Messina MIR Henry Butterhed; .
In the Brutus, from Monieydeo-Mr Pohs and lady, MIR
Neirnr
j y T. Bengecst
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Died.

On sunday evening" of illness, Thomas Straight
late of New York, in the 2sth year OF his age. -
His friends and those Of the family, with the members Of the
Cir, invited attend his funeral from
the residence uncle VIM r. Wood No ISL York street,
Brookyn Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, without
fur riuytt
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E.,c.ss Of imlnsdiate liabilitie 49,. s2sl q

This h fair proportion, 4 trade in healthy state
but II not exchange heavily against hehgan-speeie
there at premium and the bank consequently cannot IN
crease he circulation shs furnish for her bills that
which better than specie, exchange payable not By the
Bank October but drawn against actual sales Of her
produce II the bank ventures TO enlarge her circulation
State before she has pro ,d FOR the commercial
indebted ofbe State the eastern cities she will 60 down.
aud with her the banking system in Michigan.
All the banks Of the west FAR they have made thr
recently, shew decreased amount Of loans and an
Increase of specie The following Of the CONNER
cal Bank Of Lake Erie Oho) the sIs Of March,
pared with the return Of 9Ist December, 1889 -
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ship" He did hate this country with hearty John
sonian hatred but he is dead and forgiven. He
owed no for whilst he was in prison, the Chan
celor appointed receiver for the value of his
bonds the judgments paid, and the proper Off
Ger holds the balance, we believe. Alas, poor Par
kins he died among strangers-without relative,
wife child, to close his eyes. Tho grave has clo-
sed over him
I" No farther seek his frailties to disclose, .
Or his from their dread abode
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A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, t6s Greenwich str ret.-A
n Pastor takes this opportunity 10 info The public, after
long expsrepes in his basne he has "rmed Ccmposuon
called
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CH.rHAM THEATRE The three plays annosnced i'r rcr
rsentaton this eveaing mcrorious pieces 0i d
tic writing and performed by the actors At ths
rnent excite much received with inch appr
baiion Mir walacks squire Brcadnd IN u first piec.i -
fvote performance In Charles the Twelfth, Mrs wal
lacks 2ctng and sogs much approved and me ess OF NE
whole strong Mr. Browne for The lasf TINE IN
Robe Nacae besg about 10 adsan, city We trust
that the cntertainents will with favor from the pub
lie which thevr merit