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x,,,u,n, j. BLEE. ISI Aasu9prer nun rv,up,
v TION ROOM IN THE MARBLE BUILDINGS AT
TIE CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CT AMBERs
STREET.-JAMES BLEECKER X CO will sell at auc ION
9 Tuesday 2sth instant at II o'clock IN The saloon Of The
street most valuable collection Of Paintings, elegantly fra
med being the property Of celebrated conn0sscur who for
number Of has spared neither ime both in
Europe and in this country in making his selections
Connoseurs invited examine this collection which
presents opportunity ofobanng genuine works Of
the old masters.
each. ap2a sits
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DR. ELIIOTr.

oCULIsT AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON,
800 BroddDcy, corner Of Duane street.
Confines his prsctice 70 --....u.-
DISEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THEME
Or oFcs hours arc from 10 O'Clock, Monday, Wed
mes lay, Friday, end till on Saturday -
Dr. RESTMRCOTT T. IN ATTENDANCE daily, (Sundvsst
cep,edO also DR. Ellistis patients durng ms absence
o'clock. , -. =.
Entrance IN Warren street myssyH
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WORMS

DR; WHEELER, of No. 80 Greenwich street (pear the
- Batery whose reputation oculist has obtained
him eminently extensive practice, and whose Basam of
MosateiO Tor summer complaints IS the most popua and
Of Worms in chd and adults, of nnoc yet po
tent character that he varrrnt,
standing perfect frem four eight days This
dciDe prepared from recipe Of the celebrated DR. Spro
IA relative Of Dr. Wheeers) who in his fife time Of
the most ned ply csns Engsnd and its operation
gradual and pleasant that il be administered with
much and safety to children as TO
The medicine cai be had only At Dir. WHEELERS res-
dence above and from the country may
cieEt for any stating the age the person fer whom IL
~ int ,ded, and Renting postage freel 81.
tl}- Office hours from A. M. to r. NJ.
- The Basam Of Noscaello is sold AT 81, S2 and s.
bottle accompanied with pamphlet directions togeh.
with the most satisfactory testimonials Of its sailing ef
cacy from several Of the most respectable families in New
York. apps itwy'
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l Carl

JAMES LASCALA late of the Hair Dressing Establish.
tho Asor House where he has been fayorssy
knewn for number of begs leave respectfully TO
form his friends and the puhlc that he has entered into copar
nershp with John Corrso at the Washington Hotel Broadway
in the line Of business where who require
will be served with the Champoo fully confident that with
strict attention his business Will continue to deserve and
obtain the patronage of his friends and the public, which is
hereby earnestly solicited. aP22 Inn
NOTICEThe subscriber Informs hs friends and the pub
~ e that he has fitted splendid style the 1--WE story
building Of Nos 1855 and i57 Broadway between
Courtandt aud Liberty street. formerly kpOwn Nblos
Hotel The alterations and proyements, which have lately
bees made to this establishment such he hopes will
give entire satisfaction his friends and customers.
The house spacious ud 10 accommodate large
number The eoee.roon and parors bedrooms sitting
rooms have been newly furnished and painted and provided
with every accommodation for the comfort Of guests.
The bar will all times be supplied with the choicest
Of wines and liquors OF the approved brands d
lebrated Albany brewers.
The plan such that the proprietor does
not doubt re petition OF visits after the first call.
NJ. BARTHOLOMEW.
New York, April 20, 1870. ap2s ew.
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J'IC DOLOREUx-Posvely cured WITHOUT hsuse Of The
ascet however long standing, BY Mrs MUTT. the cee
rated Female Ply stefan. See advertisement apl73m'
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EfTs-FITs-Ftrs This dreadful dsssse i positively
ltq Spr;ny strert apl7-5m-
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bottle accompanied with pamphlet directions for together
'''" several OF the most respectable ''"s; NJ"
e urtFESfRaS from fRoSpiHS II Tb E22EEsTFS
fSeausSr appleat,es that have been made RIA MaIre
At dssnce from New York 9 remedies pS adTss IN Se
.asS similarly situated hat Gs would i os
rssSs ae si ,y T m6y Ss Ss
tbs and R...O Cru. which Dr. wh;e,.r
nate character and Of many YEAR, s,ndng WITHOUT srse.
6sye caused lin to receive the d.,asushea sppro6aop not
bit also Of some Of the most raseebe hes in New
been made eognan Of bis success and who have
'''' ''''' ~ JOHN WHEELER, oegIist,
p So Gresn W. ad near the BATTERY
PM which he confG, his attention exclusively 10
to TIE s gsS S 9F Tue ~ d 5
most vonderul cure which has been perorped by Dr. OF
Se@ submit sT InS9s lie r h .c that should
willing accede wishes although ,ud not get about
s TING p se SS most pa Gof dS sS and ~ %
e. nS and iSo ,S my Time on i1.t would BE- short
stewart Of Resbary A. soon could get out Event TO 10
wee $ s vat. my flee 1 NE be 'f's SHs a % ET
he .sd 81 The hind Of e;h peer and
and rSeHs under ii. care nearly !, months a. my dis
ease becoming worse. ket Iesgl
obliged 60 account Of not being able pay This
place last wnter-my complaint still nc confined
the house for the most part Of tbs winter Many called to
me and were witness my aiction-among the number
aady Of this city-who, seeing my situation, thought s
Through the kindness o that lady, with IN. aid o dvpc
blessing able TO out again 20 labor and about the mid
die Of last May confined 20 my bed At this time
the Daily Times IN which advertisement OF Doctor
Girardin this hopes and could
again set forth 10 luck. staed 20 him and
destitute. consequence Of sickness. aud inability
him anyt thing for time TO With the feelings OF
gentleman and christian. he told not TO BE- discouraged
that he would try and thought he should complete cures he
medicine and have found thing needhh 20
feet aeurei three weeks since was healed and there
have written length, IN order that the public
ige for bsms who worthy Of their patronage. Dr.
trsrn has done that what others could not do h.
has cured me- and that without taking frym
even setting price for which la feel grateful 10 him,
and am person wishes 60 by calling al MIR.
cain, Glass Works. South Boston, when will satisfy
,,irv c0ucr rning tis almost miraculous
Yours, BENJAMIN tONGDON.
BOSTON, December, 1889.
We the Undersigned do hereby certify 10 the public that
BENJAMIN Cnugion has been sick for
been by Dr. Girarn We have been acquainted with
him Tor years believe that he would make statement
but that W strictly correct
Rev. John Pisrpout, John Storey,
Rev J, Porter. Thomas Cavalier,
VIM. Johnston. saml. Jenkins,
James Heating, VIM Gains,
Thomas aims, IL. y Bacon,
JOHN Etnrsey. VIM. Henss,
The only office rn New Yofk is att Divisionst
stood.
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Sapltel bon Neui9feiten.
Die Soub- Stumnen.

3u Nanep. in Sranfreieb, miro ee9en-
parti9, BON 6rn. pirour, Dem Sireftor
eiaer iolben 1nftolt, Elm Slatt gum Sc.
broube Der Saubfummen beraus9eeeben.
Gs III nibt auein fiji Die 1tuterboltune,
fur Den unteribt oerIelhen in sen per
f1iebenen mifenibaftlibea Stpei9en be
rebnet, fonoern bouptid6lib um auf cies
fe @eife Die Gelieion6' principien tief in
ibre SerSeu einsuprdsen' S0on in Der
erfen Summer wuroe oieQn;ei9e oemabt
oaB abt fotber Saubitummen nacb BOD.
fommsuem l1nterri6t iber oieien Gesens
fane, bic erite bl. Gommunion eupfan,
gen baben. Nebitoem wuroe ooeine site
BON Saubfummen, Der oeribieosnen Gans
ber aneeoeben ....... ...-..... ...
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gu eerne oes Beines iib erfreute, bat Elm
Sirman erlaiien, Dorin CT bel ffrenoer
Strafe oeR 9enuB oes Wein5 unterlaet :;
AUDI lief ct ieines Saters 8einporratb
uno Srinfeeibirr (ein Willion Sbaler an
Bertb) ins Weer perfen.
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cSn europa - -I26.600
Sn cen 8. ct. retbnet man an 5000,
fomit eabe es in Umerifa uno europa ct.
ne 3abl BON l32,60O Soubitummcn.
Die 3abl eer fit fie einseridDteten S1us
len 1T in Ssanfreib "a; in preunen 10;
in Gn9lano uno Srlano IA in Stollen
8; in Seltereih uno Sbpei5 6; in Sops
ern s E; in ben $. St.7; in Bengal l.
Die Nn6aD Der Sbuten in europa iit
I3l-; in oieien weroen 3,Sl3 Saubitums
me erSo9en; uno in 4mer,fa un9efebr
42O.
Syanfrtib BAT iib am Srdbcftsn Die,
fer ua9llfliben Geibopfe tefouper5 ans
eenoamen uno fir iie esene Inltolten err
riabtct. Ser fotb. 8e,ltlibfet insbelon.
bsre oeroanft Guropa Die 8c9runoun9,
llateritiieun9 uao Serrebruno oieler
barmbtrsi0en Nnftoltsn snc ibrer Gbue
len. SaDrDeit6fr.
Scr Grensitrejt. ]or. Scr, Der britt:
fDe Minittsr 5u 8oltin9ton, io9t in Ell
nen, Griefe an oen Staot5iefretar Scr.
fptb, ,ooB feline &erftdrtuneen natb Dem
brltiltbeu Qoiten Su 5emiseonata 9eien:
bet weroen ieien ;'-oab ,,e5 nicht lpabr,
Dap kritiicbe Gedmten ipeper an baioen
Geiten oee ct. SDbns, neD an oer Mtnz
buna bes MaoamaSea ooer an0erwdrt5
&afernen eebeut bdtten ooer nob bou,
tens" = -oab ,,oie StreitfrGfte Sbrer Sra
ieltat iib Aibt am @rano Hoer con5ens
trlrten." ct erflart ferner, Dap ,er nitbt
aleia Die {oofnun9 be0e, icnoern in Dem
feffen @louben lebe, oob, lpenn Die Inter
bonbluneen uber Die Gren5fraoe in bsa
SOonoen Der ytationol &e9icrun9 ocladen
weroen, Die alleln ein Gelbt oasu bats, Die
Scb,pierl9feiten Der llnterDanolun9 3u si:
mem an9nebnaen Qus0an9 nibt 70 eroB
fein wuroen ais piele perlonen 9laubten.
1uein Die SADIE wurce iib 8dnslib um=
oeitalten, penn Der Staat Mlainc, Der
gar su feaer nnternanolune beauftra9t
fei, periuben ioute, iie nit 8enalt 3u
unterbre1en., SBeltb.
% -
Im Samftae Qbeno Fam elm @eib
Namens 6unab Wc9iIawep, rpobnbaft
In Der plumftrafe in 9blaoslpbia i'm
3uitanoe betialiiber Grunfenbst Dem
Sfen 5u nabe, ibre &leieer finsen Ssuer
nno fie ipuree ibredli6 perbrannt. @fan
brabte iie foslei1 nab Dem Spital, 100
fie balo oarauf itarb. B.s
Der junee Sultan, oensn Slater nut
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Nus3u9 elmer Sseoe

oes 6errn Senator 9 tro 3 m,
bei Der Belesenbeit 9cbalten, ats Ole
Fill Ole Sanfcn 3u siner nnmittelbas
rem Spe3tebe3ablun9 3u 5rpinaen, i'm
Senat IN Grpdauns ,par, Dennerss
tag Den 27tten Sebruar 1910.
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Gine Irmee BON &tapperlblanoen.-
Sc sebt oas Seriibt, oa5 bic Seminolen
&lapperiblan9en obribten woilen, I'm
bic &ei1en uno Die Slutbunoe su be-
fdmpfen. 2luf bic gfod,ritbt bon Der
Smportation bon gtutbunoen perlam:
melten fib Die &rie9er uno anfiibrer Der
Slorioa Snoianer, um tiber Seoenmaos.
re9ela su berotbes. Giner oer Infibrer,
Der cine 1rt @ropbet uno SNworSfinft'
let it, Namen5 SO CO bnmppp ii ii mug
50, crbot iib fiinf bunoert &lopperiblan=
Gen su fon9en uno obSuricbtem 70 oab lle
i'm Sample 9e9en Die 8eihen uno Slut=
bunoe su eebrauhen fino.
(Iu5 ber Oeutiben Ratipnol 3eitun9)
gteu Worf. - Oa5 sroiTe 5anos
lun96bauS Grumpy uno Droper bat fall
lirt, e5 ibuloet 100000 uno bebauptet
$l, 100000 an @aoren uno Qusfanosn
3u baiisen.
Spec e.--Die DofetfbiTe ,,Sue.
BET uno 2eabon" ,pelbe pori0e 9Sobe
BON yteu Worf nob Gnetono leoclten, ,ba-
ben Elm bunoert uno flinf3i9 tauieno Gbas
let in GOlo unp Silber mit9enommen.
Sie 8er. Stoaten.8ane bat lebte
2Sobe ore bunoert uno 6ebn tauleno
8 batter in @oIo uno Silber an ben I8en:
ten Der Soitcner Banfen aus9e5ablt.
SIS I'm in 0 n, Oelaware. Sin
Seuer, oo6 am 26. 8sb. WaNmitta95 8
libr in Der Span Sopern au6brad, rib-
tete betrd6tlicben Sbaoen in unierer
Stabt an. Webrere Oauler brannten
ean5 ab uno pele Qnoere sguroen tfarf be;
lbdoi9t.
Set Der 8erlpa!tun9 Wartn 8aabu'
rem ruroen mebr al5 $20,OO0,O0O in
S0oB Bfommer gfoten in umlauf 9eeet.
@e9en 500 gresefe, Die ieet we9en
llebertretun9 oe6 eicen5eeiese6 in Mofa:
buletts onbanej9 iino, spcroen ourcb
g8iosrruf oes 8elege5 9ebsmu.t.
sSn Der Aiiemtip BON Woha0uiett6 lit
Elm Gommttceberibt ein9ersi0t woroen,
DEN cin @eIeevorid)Ia9 Bur NbIbafune
Der Gefan0nibitrafe ,pe9en SDuloen be
eleitets. Die Bju peroronet, bo6 nit
Dem ndbficn 4. Suli Die @tfdn9nibitrafe
mc8en oUer S6ulpenfdQe. in mel6cnl
feine Sctru8erel peritbt lpuloe, aufDebo
ben iein fou.
0as propioeuce Sournal laot, ba6 Der
ebrr. Sor. QleEanoer Gperctt ols Beoou.
mdDtiotsr pon Dem Qrdioenten nab 9u:
ba 0eidblft muroe, um Die Inflaoe oeoen
GpnIul 5rIft ia unter1ueben. Sr. Gpe,
ret 1T Elm ,parmer Sreuno Der Gmoueipo,
tion. .a
Su o.-Srcitao Natbt, 5,pi1ben
8 uno 8 llDr, braante oas unter Dem 9ta
men Dufps 2bcater befannte @ebaupe
an Der Gte oer 8afbineton uuo Git
Oipilpn Strafe, ,ab. Sbaoen 400OGba
ler.
pofenraub b.-8. $. Manser
alias Gulper, ebemalieer poltreiter 5lpi:
lben Dubuque uno @alena, tpuroe aui
ole Inflaes, Die pcfberoutt 6u boben
arretirt upo iiet nun i'm @efdn8niB Det
SCOTS gauntp, SD.
| Die Geieeeebuns in Snoiana paiiirt
cine Sia, in Sol5e ssren oas @inlperrel
! Sbuloea balber abgeibofr wuroe.
"a 4s $40 --O--- fte .-..g -, 30
! Man olaubt olIeemein BOP NIT uniern
| poit Oepartement cine Ieform por9enon
lmen ipiro. Sr. 8arnabas Bates Elm Gon
sreBmltelieo bon Meu yorf bat oasu vi
uen plan uor9eleat.
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Der junse Sultan, beHsn Slater nur
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MONEY MARKET.
srouday. Dec. 2s--s II. ~.


Notwithstanding the scarcity OF money, stocks hoIl
their own ana in some eases advance is manifest.
United States Bank per cent; Yicksburg per eest; De-
laware and Hudson per cent; Harlem per cent Sales
ofbs on Philsdep hia made at Baltimore u
Mobile 81 81 New Orleans u discount.
Indiana per cents were sold alta which is an improve
m.nL The money pay ths interest the stock ofths
state said to Ne deposte with the Merchants Bank
here which, of course any doubt az TO the pay
nent ofhe interest, maturing in few days In regard 10
the policy efthe state change will take place
The Treasurer, Mr. Pslmer, recommended the setting
aside those stocks out OF the proceeds Of which the
state had been swndled such those issued to the Nor
rs anal and Used states Bank and those issued TO
ofthe Busls Banks; he states that these latter will net
pay for their stocks; but that they have
been large buycrs OF the scrip issued by the State Of
ana and sold at low in this market, two years 20
run end will make this means Of pay snt The state
will be no loser the operation although crippled Of her
present resources Dir. Palmer win 20 out Of Office,
AMI the other commissioner with majority Of the legis.
laure in favor Of the states acknow all its
standing pope and meeting all losses that may be incur
rel through the faithleness Of her agents This
wants be followed up by ample provision for future
payments Of interest and principal to restore the credit Of
the state. Illinois must follow in the tract she
Is lost
Al auction this morning, 400 share, Of the American
Murine Insurance Company sold at sss per share
10 Mr.. Faxan.
The time for resumption is rapidly approaching and
may in degree, cause the growing scarcity OF mo
ney The operation Of return 10 specie payments must
create not only grea, scarcity throughout the SOUTH but
here also The oromittance under the severe cur
am,n, necessary will be without the reach OF many at
any price, who paying high premiums The
tombstone Of resumption will create great revolutions
when applied many Of the banks Of the South The re-
tuin specie payments now must be based on real ao
81 -. r. II.
Tha, institution s now Of itself borrower. Many Of the
New Orleans banks give wsy and those Of Nssiss
ri 20 into liquidation. The Agricultural Bark Of Watcher
has followed the Planters Bank and has suspended on all
n. liabilities The institutions in that section have
been leaning the United states Bank, aud are now
without support The banks Of Florida and Alabama
have not made their returns; but their condition Is su
eienty bad is also that ofa majority Of the New Or
leans banks many Of the Georgs banks must also be
wound up under the ne~ law which cOnpes resumption
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srcnnd Eoerd.
Cattle market.

kspesr - We can ascertain from the drovsrs, prices
have not advanced any this week. The butchers say.
however that they have, and that Is their intention 70
advance the retail price Such they doubt viii DO.
whether the Wholesale rates rise or fall so long they
uisy the existing poly the price Of the bcevc
criterion Of the price Of pound OF beef
Nearly the usual supply in market Beevs< average
seven and and Alves
from twenty 10 forty eight dollars head. six :.
Intclge from the west Is very favoraDleN rseip
frors several papers the following -
Tie Cincinnati Chronicle OF the 10th Inst says Ad
vices from other parts Of the country confirm the ides mat
o~s are unusually abundsni throughout the country ~
this roint there will be large number pvt up ana they
will he upusuay heavy The lew price Of grain enables
the farmers 20 feed freely with grain and hus axe Their
PORK fat There great many hogs N town snh the
nevhlhooa ct present bnt the best pork has not ONE
IN Nany farmers feeding their corn to Their hogs,
bonn 20 make better sale off in that way than ~ sell
ns the grain very little any clear pork has yet been
packed - -. A.. -
,he Chroriels says "to fl contract made some time
.ince =, a. So with one Of our PORK merchant"
The Louisville Gazette Of the 18th inst says - Lous.
ve ria. fair 10 rival the Queen city IN the pork line, ~
hs ,Jvane as rapidly in that business the prospect
ors A, one Of the slsughterng houses about " 900
brg. have been already killed cut up packed and
dered n that 10 the average, or near v, at least Is
o COO hogs have been dene for in this city and they
driving rapid trade every day"
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rhe Office seeker.

We publ sh to-day very original piece OF poetry,
written by that original of originals, Mcdonald
Clarke, illustrated with wood engraving, and de-
scnptive of one Of large class Of persons recently
becoming very prevalent in this community.
What is it
tbs a specimen of the Office seeker, or, rather,
"sffce beggar," as General Harrison calls them.
or this class OF animals il is estimated that there
are 5000 in this city, and $4,000 throughout the
Union Specimens, :" all alive" can be any
pleasant day in Broadway, hanging round the doors
Of the Astor House, American, or other hotels
Some Of them editors-and some writers-somc
musical and dramatic criiics-some secretaries of
meetings, and some resolution makers to commit
tees Last night the ward meetings were crowded
with them. After the 4th of March next they al
expect to get into ofIice-bat some Of them may be
disappointed. Read the poetry and study them, yo
people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
The BROOKLYN Murder.

II
The annexed paragraph, which appeared in the
Times aud Star OF yesterday, IL from source Of the
most objectionable character-from high and un-
doubted authority, and should therefore be received
with greater oredence than any Of the vague and
id. rumors which for the last day two have been
circulated in many papers Of this city and Brook
lyh, on the supject Of the melancholy catastrophe
20 which II refers.
have not seen any Of the papers said TO contain
developments in relation 20 the murder Of young
Phelps, but having been informed ~ their chrrac-
ter only say that there hore Seen disclosures
made in relation TO the murder and the most tn IL
in the minds Of the magistrates is hope that they
are in possessoa or tnd which may leai 10 disco.
very ri the perpetrators Of that horrd deed"
Promising that the information communicated in
this paragraph is substantially correct, how cruel
aad unjust must IL be TO the parents and relatives Of
the bov. whose name alone ~ blazoned before the
public 10 impute 10 him the borrid act nf murder, or
even 60 connect him az the associate Of gang who
could be guilty Of such an enormity.
True IL unfortunately Ia, that the hapless lad al
luded 20, has, many time and Off," young though
he be, wrung, fearfnlly and painfully wruns, the
heart, Of his amisblc and respectable family, aad
his too kind and ndulgent parents by acts reck-
lessness and folly, which he has been led into by az
sociates more deprsved asd guilty than himself
and despite of every effort 90 control him (both
kind and coercive) by persevering in a course Of
NEST Ismentable wantonncss aud proiigacy
Deeply 20 he regretted az must be the past con-
duet Of this unfortunate youh, o. ssrely cannot au
thorze either the press or the community. 10 put
UPON him the brand or Cain, without n particle of
proof 10 sustain the accusation, and without any
sthsr warrant than unfair surmise, and most cruel
and angeneross suspicion.
Bitter and severe enough " 10 for those whose
feelings and affections are closely linked with IN,
fate Of this boy 60 endure the ordeal through which
they have slresdy passed, without being subjected
to the additional torture which newspaper gosspers
and lovers Of scandsl would seek to add.
New Ysrk, Dec 1870. HusASIrAs.
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Arrivals Mt the Principal Hotels.
Monday Dec. 90

Asroa HOUSE, b yanum Bait; Tills0n, jr Illinois;
Peter Powell.
AMnsicAN HorEL.-G l. Weleker, Capt Garfield,
Engineers: NJ Burke, Doughty, Washington; King,
Albany: Lyon, White Plains; DR. Smith, Hunter Ma
vy;J II Guick, smith, Blossburg, Penn; w Martin,
Virginia.
Fp,xxLrs Housr-A w Canfeld Mr. Tufts, Col. Ross,
Rosoius x Co, Newark; A Bishop, Bridgeport.
GLopr HorrL.-J White, c Nar; Phil; d Merrill,
Georgetown; Hart. Louisville, Com Stewart " NC
Canley, u Navy; MrBigge Englans.
Howsnps HorEL.--H spsldng, Mr. Carter, York; A
Miller Mr. Williams, Garlus, Gait, Phil; ID ware
s,nlyhil w s King Up Cana, Nr Fowler and daughter
Mass; c Livegmore, Cambri2ge; w Hunt, Brooch, 81
Johns, NIB.
usfryp STATES Hort w q Johnson, Norwich; Z
smith, II TIochkiss,P tialpin, Coley. Armstrong,
Haven; Fox - racuse NJ Johnson. y York = Ey.
er Pills } Redwood, Flushing; Collins, Aisahyj : II
l. Island; Bayles, Milford
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

~ CuArHAM.--Mr. Palmer, the Trustworthy,
courteous and honorable treasurer Of the prospe-
rous Chatham, takes his benefit tonight, and II he
meets with his deserts, he will have an OVERLOOKING
house as we do not know OF person in his siiua
ton who has more frieads, and 10 more deserving
OF them. Rice, the great jim Crow, Miss Theresa
Clements, pupil of Parker's, Mons Bobj, the Po-
lish Lancer aud his pupil, Mr. Charles, have all Va
lunteered. Bannistcr has written a ne~ piece Tor
the occasion, and Edge, Of Jersey City, the well
known pyroiechnist, has volunteered display OF
fireworks, and Mrs. Thorne and the strength 81 the
company, appears, together with double orches-
fra under the direction Of Mr. Williamson For
the .xccllen, programme Of performance, we refer
to h. hills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

ILLrsors BoNDs.-Letters from Springfield, ILL
nos, Of the 18th ult. state the fact that law had
passed the General Assembly ofthat state, providing
for tbs payment Of the interest due their inter
nal Improvement bonds, which becomes due on the
4th day of January next We are informed that
Judge Young, who is now in this city, has already
deposited the necessary funds with the United
States Bank here to meet the interest all the IL
linois aud Michigan Canal Bonds, which will fall
due on the day. that it appears that the state
under all circumstances, is determined to maintain
its credit at home and abroad.