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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

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On "Wednesday TIE lesh u. Ennr MAT,tna
daughter ofIJOseph 7 DssEher,s. E.q OF this
togn. aged yesrb and DAYS.
Those Who haze bern deprived IN childfen
dear 70 thei. hearts and hopes can vel symFa-
ihl4e with fnad paiers on ordinary occa4ioos I;
bat H. Is dHc0l fot any bu. Ihe sufferers 10 esti-
mate the poignahsy II grief 10 Ease like this
The afeeuanaIe fasher pf his sarei child, Ia
pursuance ot medical advice, hads oEi for he
Rel Sulphur SpI iass. wiIh thshape Of renovs,ing
IN, long IMPAIRED healIh ard 60 this hewas at
tended BY bis deSa@d nora pshioa, whose scolh-
IngEczIes and attealfans. lHaer The cfreumstan-
crst we're almost lesssASial 10 his e1isfsnee -
Tiny iefi two oftkeif hsltei ones a. home, IN
charge Of kind friends--blncm with health,
sprEghlly. joyous, aud happy
Scarcely had The lhteweil lear been dried, ere
the fatal disease prdssfaiea d e Norm &c this
lovely eblld.l tetyipk alike rifdicAl sklll and The
kind Offices Of. sktI-wa tchfsl frebds o, how
shall human sympathy aGstd consoialien for
such befeaTtnentf What language dan
socihe lie angasK of the devoted father, Hor
speak peace to EakeF molher's yearning heard
she who .w as dgbattrd The privilege ct CLOSING
the hrighs and lSdghing eyes pf her beloved doe
10 that sleep which knows no waiting" Time
must bring is healing balm, knd Religion gently
whtsperIits soft accents, sines
Il. = The spifils home is far from eat,h.
Or earthly i'll, where grel saa he'er insfude, :"
On The 23d Of August, OF scarlet fever, JoHE
HowELL. spn OF Capt. jain n alenof this coun-
ty,rsged .s years and norihs. The pangs Of
grief naiufalto ihf parental hear were sharp
ened in this case by The facihal his Interesting
child was 40 only son, aud one upon whose
promise il ailer liie Hope hAs shed its cheering
rays. Bot the constellation is Ieft-
eThat the kind shepherd Who had lent awhile
This treasured eit 10 bless parents care,
Has taken il 10 bis sweet fold 10 Heaven :"
On the l7lh nit. BEN4AMis r BErLER, infant
sod of MIR. samuel ~ Crsm, Of FioydsbuTg,
Kentucky, formerly Of his cDunty. >
: The blow hath come, efeNeilt had power
TO stain lis cherpb soul and form;
Clpsed is the sofI ephemersl flower
That never felt storm - ri
The sunbeam's slnile, the zephyr's breath
All that il knew from bi; u 10 death"
II Al Old Point. bn The Oath Instant Gen. Tho
MAS EMORY, of Queen Anne's County, Md.
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TAKE NOTICE,

THE Notes given Il .the safs$of Mrs. SARAH
4 HURST. have been transferred to me. and
Dc they have become due On the Goth Of. July;
1912, al early settlement srequesied, u.s. tb6
money is wanted tits hoped that all concerHed
will attend TO this notice, as further indulgence
cannot be given.
ri ROBERT sLEMM0Ns. j
4 .7dm'r Of James HHsi, decd. j
Aug. rs, 1912 -3t' I'LL s9
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BEAMS lIERCHANTS'
/ E!y sd !gss,,
SOUTH CT ARIES EHT,
H Is ~ u gElM0DIso

IL
gFyRg subscriber fIsss fTopristss of ,he
u 6iobs iaa. would respectfully Inform his
frHnih endi ia pnb.ie generals. tia, he has
leased thar A,sgniScrn, Lulldihg erected Nv Dr.
Jacob Houek. "a South Charless near Mafket
street,
The establishment i in complete ORDER hay-
'ng eAfa neNls furnished i'll Ia&naer which
esRnpk fail Is conbiae comfors aaa caossai-
enee4 The subscriber 6egs leave 10 sea1sr his
MsfHa aeSnaN ie.iSsseats fos HE very LIBERAL
shirsFpf raSNd psltousgs bestowed on Aim
~A4ls rrnpriesot Dc The Globe Ism, snti hopes. bs
shifting assADtea 70 he wants ot hs guests,
and hiklunt4 being endeasors ID psexss ID merit
1 GeHtthusnpe 81 psst faross
TIA location ps the Hotel Il lie mast central
in Bs.tnaTa. being 10 The immediate v.eni,s &c
TIE RItaeipai wholesale DRY Goods tsruses, and
beI short wals from The Rail Road neposs and
StsAaboai Landings
III ROBERT III. BEAM.
Aur as, ls4a.
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MEDICINES. &C.

&lkieGt.Ss- Quart, Plat, Half Pint ard
- -Four Dance syriDess, male and female. u
BE- had At Am cRIDIER,s
Sept. ], is42.
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! Al Old Point. pa The 2a,h Instant Gen. TR0
MAS EMoRr ..of Queen Anns's county, Md. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

Nary - A1wisd: Asgusss fssa essson, log Sw.
ssis s:'fi IL :s Fs : :ss Tor
lJsi Ha.or Siso: fas q DO; B.li.s Emery NYori. ).
ms SsnSs q F,sll@ Gcodies g. ss. dsy Js% n;,
d.s M.ss0iisf FOR baltimore ds; Grand ruft NYork, doi
81: pot E;hsr g. rhsasvhi Isi
rsn not sold; Condor. Haley New York d; rsscita
Bufsos Ayag., Dec ia-In port Marion Week.. NYork
nregsn, sa,em; amsrica Pi.de'phia Cadet Boston. eG
Brutus, do Russian. Boston. alf ~ % iltaIIrU "a
t1es 1l United States Ports.
GvTLTs, Me. Fe5is-Arr Emene, Clark, NYorh and sid
Bo'Iass7-Arr date Bslds"mmer Lubse for Baltimore
Bosros Feb 2a-Arr Par,ala NorleaD.: Lucy Fernamba
So Ropul.s savsnnsh North ATerissp WELL Nswi"r.
Hans. b., Au Enasss Bsmo Is' GA Cart o%os
and Truo; Harbinse Gibraltar and ms Accpe st Jaso
cs:;iaa wissassst H sssser MsSiis CRessssw Bsmore
E.s1ve:si, FsSi $50 coansii B;tssSFsSs :. - NJ,
m Philsds for rhc%ss Arr Baeh Bamors for
Island C9onSs, DO DO; Atlantis; Dc; Ere Rappahan
mock for do Sid 2o,h the above Ship Allen has been
striped Of sail. ard rigging about 500 bales cotton mostly
pretty much brokenup Arr GOTH Rideeu for Bos
2s sultan NYoE Tor NewbsrT port; Meridian Baltimore
T rs v ThG: a
ayette. Philadelphia for do ANAL the above in
pert except the Lawr.ncs, sid 80.
yher NYnrk several schrs and sloOps Sid Mechanic. Bill
PaIt.DrLrnIA. Feb Arr Acorn, Boston-reoors Lark
ALEIANDRiA. Feb is-SidH Harvest NYork. lr..sh
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FUEpED DEsr OF PIlLApELrBIA. JAN. l,Isla
.dount subscribed and paid in each Loan up to Dtcer
n kssr2

Funded Debt of the County, 81 $50 $50 IS
This morning published the Exchcquer Bill
accompanying the report Of Mr. Talmadgc, Chair.
man OF the Select Committee of the Senate to
whom the snh;eet If . Fiscal Assncy referred
Our readers are, therefore, probably Of its
general features. This report by Mr. Talmage il
doubtedly the best that has been offered for the
sderaon Of Congress- the appreciation Of the people
The plan has some faals, which we shall proceed to
pon. ont but in its general features is calculated
attain that great desderatum steady currency. 1t ad
heres strictly to- the constitutional currency, while it
offers all the and facility Of paper
cy deprived of its risks. The expansive feature Is
rely excluded except in feature, which is that
thorising the employ ment Of banks agences-no bor
rowing no lending, and credit recognized and
there trust excep. that in the faith Of the govern
ment which s pledged that there shall always be
equiv in specie bonds for every dollar of its pa
per issued. Before going farther into the subject will
in comparative view the bill reported by the
house and that now reported in the Senate. The dis
tinctive features Of the two bills are in italics.
COMPARATIVE VHw oy THE TWO FISCAL BILLS RE-
IN CONCRFgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

1f7- BALLS. BALLS! BALLS !-Cetter, of the Gothic
Hail. late Washington HOTEL has been waiting only for
the great hnMbug balls be New that they
over he comes oSt with his bill of fare for ball.
elusive fancy dress ball See the in
Their column) He has associated himself this coca
arrangements and have doubt, from such
source they may expect and will have splendid affair."
the list Of dresses which are attached the committees
card is sufficient to secure grand and elite company
It must certainly be very to see certain men,
who could name, dressed In some Of those splendid
dresses en- 10 p the dance with thvse beautiful girls
We advise you your tickets and dresses early
the number is limited.
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Sec 10. The Board 10 par.
shase FOREIGN and domestic
bills. for the purpose # trans
mitsin z lac pubic funds, aud
10 Pcyifs creditors, and fer
no other pss~psse srhaferer.
Sec. IL. All the payments
made BY the excheluer 10
be made In gold aud silver,
or with the consent OF the
Commissioner, in treasury
notes. or certificates Of de-
positc. The dues h the
government may be raid in
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Sec. S. To receive indivi.
dual deposites in gold and
silver, and issue therefore
specie notes to the extent of
SIS, 900, 600, at a charge not
breeding ! of l per cent -
The notes 10 be redeemed
only at the place Of issue.
Sec. 8, The Secretary Of
the Treasury TO hare pre-
pred specie rotes,'o BE- signed
BY the Treasurer Of the Uni.
ted States, countersigned
by the President OF the FIX.
chequer, and nay able TO the
order Of the commissioners,
to be redeemed on demand
in gold and silver, and re-
issuablc BY the board and
agencies.
Sec. Z. The Board and its
several agencies may on the
deposite o. gold and siirsr,
drsw bills Of exchange on any
other agency, AID aiss accept
bills Of exchange. TIE amount
Of the bills not 10 ereesd the
SUM deposifed. a
Sec. 8. The chsrge7 on
each bill drawn or accepted
not to exceed two per cent.
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Sec. o. The board and its
agencies may receire drafts
OF bills Of er-hanse for eoliee-
f'on at another agency, bot in
no cass 10 make any psysmens
ss,'i the draft ov Bill 10 ahfu
ally collected, when payment
roy be mode at the Office
where the bill was deposit.
ed for collection, deductinR
a reasonable chargefor col
lection.
Sec. 10. Rules for the go
vernmcnt Of the board and
agencies 10 be adopted
within three months after
the organization Of the
board.
Sec. IL. The Secretary Of
the Treasury to issue 10 the
board, on its application, q
suitable amount Of specie
noscs, to be used in tho
transaction Of its business
The amount issued either 10
fhepuDlic creditor or on dspo-
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spseis, csrtiAsasss, treasa'
~ notes, and bills Of banks
Immediately convertible
into specie, Of the place
where received. The board
and it, sgencies 10 strike
weekly balances with all
the banks in their neigh
borhood, and settle ~ &C
tual payment. No indivi-
dual ever TO be allowed to
contract q debt with the ex-
chsquer. f.
Sec. ~. No agency to re-
ceivs the depssites Of indi-
vidaals without the assent
Of the state where estab-
lished. -, .tt
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Sec. /. The Exchequer
Board to consist Of the Sc.
cretary Of the Treasury
Treasurer Of the United
States-one Commissioner
appointed by the President
for four years. Salary 3d..
eoe.
Sec. ?. To be established,
not more than ten agencies
--one in each chief city.
Sec. 3. Fer the Board,
there shall be one clerk and
one register.
For each agency one su.
perintendent, and one re.
gister, one clerk, if ncces.
sary, for each superintenc-
ent and each register.
Sec. I. The Exchequer to
be the general agents for
receiving and d!sbursing
transfers and transmitting
the public monies, under
direct ion Of the Secretary.
The Board and its agencies
shall pay all warrants
drawn BY the proper Off.
Ger. To be also the Com.
missioners for Loans, and
pension agents.
Sec. s. To reesive sl0,.
o0o,oo0 Of specie on pripate
deposites, and issile a CORES
Pssdsns amoun. Of certificates
IF opposite.
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Sec. Is. The principal
board to provide regula.
tons fer the government Of
the agencies, and the OIL
GERS to give bonds for the
faithful performance Of
thsir duty. li
Sec. IA. The board and
several agencies to keep
distinct sets Of books, one
to embrace all the transac-
tions relating to the receipts
and expenditures of the
public revenue; the other
all exchange and individual
deposite transactions. The
profits securing from OK.
change dealing to be APP
piled to the expenses of the
exchequer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

siSss, ~essv 70 secesi<Ae srfss-
u saiosss u specte - Aand
for their redemp1ion. All
dues to the government to
Be received In specie netes
imusd under this act, or IN
the notes Of banks immedi.
atsly convertible int spe-
Gle at the place where re-
ceived. ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

WCuueSuuy, FeUs %0-0 e M
A very small business has been done at the Stock
Board to-day and prices have not materially
Indiana Sc improved Aper cents Illinois 81 Harlem
declned The books Of this institution have been cosd
preparatory to moving them to the Office Of the Rail-
road, and the anty Of their opening has in
jured the speculative value Of the stock Paterson Rail
road fell Sales Of bills Philadelphia 81 Baltimore
! II al; New Orleans g.
A tea sale took place and prices gave way in some
degree The particulars will be found under State
Of Trade" n tssl .toai1
The folio wing statement Of the funded debt of the
city end county Of Philadelphia =
Z. FUspEp DEsr OF PIrLApELrBIA JAN. 1, Isla
.1sount subscribed and paid in each Loan up deem
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Sect. The several mints
TO issse similar certificates.

USec. 3. The certi6oates to
Be Issued without premium
and Of denominations not
less than IS. nor more Ii an
900. To be redeemed only
where issued.
See. .. The board and
sxencie, authorised TO draw
end redeen ON each other,
~ssd sell tAe drafts for cash,
~ sprswiiim moi excSasns 2
per e<r',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

:ki.s d p.rlb chinchlli skins, ses i9o do pe
IS Asde; Do long, 80 ssdo; Wool common wssked, ~
~ picked ~ a do do shorn from skins, 5os0e
DO neazs dirty rs do; Tallow pvre % 30 dol &c
Is 20 dol do with grease, - a. do; Jerked bee
IS - per quinsli Horns, mixed 400 500 per mill do
Or !ses sce dol Shin bones, leo ITO dol Hide
ID; do black ls is do; Sailed tongues 90 90; Salt
month. NJ ~ 7ill- 'i - A
The highest rate of Exchange upon England during
the week, pence. The lowest ditto pence. ..sa i
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Cleared.

st% siT &c
Wss aas LsJ esnSs,Op New London
Ger Peck scH Bisscw, Bsar;, Boston; svim Darling
Ne. S
with .s%ss .i to sn'
Ship Chesapeake. IS ds fn Liverpool.
Ra 81 Ays s SsS m nd
l0i ss Se had jus. pr
Sh1ss N ~ ! a; ssr Peru for Baltimore Isl
sbs: ~. fss. 3
h ss antsd % snip nnds so os oDs
,s%
Bis Grant: Sssa.ss S.S; from W:!S;ss;o1: Nc. with
Bris PROXY. % d: I'm 81 Domingo.
Bes.aS sSaad sS S aS
o@a ag Maria FSiipaslThia Garden, for SYoff; Geo
.ehr iswr:nee Wbsr II days from Port au Plat, with
~ sa fs bss s s tx, IS ' to AymA
S 'i Ts S "as
sehr 9!s Hand M,ss,eau, salem,
s,ars 70 Ws 18th is t lon ,s bi
Majestic Savannah for Boston time sch Florida,
schr Tru. American B.del.s days Norfolk mdse to
master.
shp Adirondack Hses.tsg from Liverpool, Dec 49, md'e
and passenssrs, to woodruff y Mnturn
Also, one brig.
Bark Eugene Bscoe Vera Ciuz; Lewis Baker, ISL THOMAS
Marine correspondence.
x.a gsspr K I'f T. Pss 1 s.i is;;a
S:ss g. STs
Sid 22i, all the vesiels in for a harbor
General Record.
PAcxsr sHr Qvrssc Hebarj for London n detained until
to-day. Her letter bags Gpns News Rooms in the
Exchange.
BAsn FsAyeE, srASIos The cargo Of th, yessel ashore
% and & IL e . Sph "d enii Be- e. q s
serious Vessel Boston $4,000 freight
Mons Drs,,reH-The ship Middl;..s, of five, hundre
Sisa 81 s.fs q:
s.sn!y .sis day..l Boston GcaIi.r 1870
Sem R...OM Bacon. e aad for Boston rom Porto css.l
went ashore Hog Bar where hs Teains Her fore
Tight and viii soi Of asr
nv w r. Msesss o sS no ~ss
s:f a.. 81 sryy Sd her cargo there and 'sd in ballast
''''' '''"' ~ Notice to Mariners.
c'll. s.,:s:. 2'EE, .S ID. 1874,
FLoArrre LIcHr.n consequence OF ths united apoiica
ss Il IN. S:s
Floating Light her present meorings MART
try The Floating Light will therefore be continued in obc
'''' said ''''''a. Nj 'iiiG N1TSEeRns Collector
Spoken.
Mary Hammond. Of Camden Me- standing SOUTH no date,
WhaIemen.
Jsha Wells, Russsof Newark with 50 bbls was al CalIao
Nov az = 49,. b .l.l H'l4l
Foreign Perts.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Jan ssArr Lady Huntington, elements
NYork. tH
HlIirAI, Feb lo-Cld Napoleon. NOrleans.
MArAsz, Feb DIN port Ciarss1 Of Brunswick Me. for
Beston soon; York. Jo.a days. Tbsrius from d. wig
Monument uncerais Metaora for Boston osdng Centu-
rion for Bosop loading rr. moui I'm ~ Juan de los Rene
do,s Dig Harriet from Porand leading; Agne, from Port
visiting ergo, SAMUEL for Portland log; Monaco, from vii
mington deg: Geo browp Hogan from Havana, dol
Iama poton, do; Selma. Bcutslle for NY.rk, soon;
Es Ssss 90 40; wnsnsg'G1 from and aoJ En-
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Weekly Repore OF Interments
In the City County Of New York lQth day
1879. 70 the 18th day Of Feb, 1851. -

% Men-s4 Womsn-si Boys-l3 Girls Total l74
DieEAsEs=ApoPlsxy 4; Asthma I; Asphyxy o; Abscew
Bis:aiPs BIs:aa'nE !o. ;!o%ssh Bi;sas Sns:
Mereus Cancer Collie i Consumption CenyuIsions
Group Hives Ii Debility Delirium Diabetes o;
Death from Poison o. Dropsy Dropsy in head
DrSpsy in the chest Drowned Dysentery rysipess
rs d. Ps%;tssnI d. inter
nation i o. g! liver do e womb o. do Of brain DO q
d9 OF chest DO 49, do Of bowels o do Of
THROAT Il Jaundce 4; Killed murdered o; Locked Jaw
g Lpss vesersS MorthestioDs Maifonnston Msresmus
RhsS% s s Spinal disease se,rrhu' g Suicide sprs
Cough o; Worms2 = 30 y
AGEsOf year and UNDER betweenl and T. 1914 and g.
e. and TO- 10 and 20 and 80 20; 40 and
So 49, 50 and 81 90 and and col; and
ios !; 100 and upwards, o. pnknoyn,o.
S. Scotland Switzerland France /; Holland British Pos
sessions, N A: o. Wst lndies Portugal Germany5;
America 0; Unknownl. - -1I-
faoM.Alms House, Bellevue. s; Hospital s; Fever Hos
pital g; Penitentiary Hospital Blackwel leland Small
Pox Hospital 9; Guy Hospital /; New Jersey Ii West Ches
ter 2; Long Island 2; coored Persons 10.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
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Sec. 9. To issue, inypay.
nent Of claims, at the or.
ton Of the public creditor,
specie, or certificates of de-
posite, or treasury notes
The paper so issued never
TO exceed the specie on
hand.
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Sec. IL. The board and
its sgencies to settle at
least weekly with all the
banks in the neighborhooa.
The board aud all its agen-
cies at ell times to limit
their issues to the amount
of specie actually on hand
to redeem them.
Sec. 10. The board and its
agencies to keep separate
and distinct sets of books
One for transactions re-
spscting the public reve'
nue., and the other for those
of exchange and indivi-
duals.
Sec. IA. Similar to sec. 10
Of House bill. session
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Senate Bill.
Sec. l. Three Commits
sioners to be appointed by
the President, with consent
Of the Senate; one of the
commissioners to be chosen
President Of the Board for
two years.
Sec. 2. Agencies not to
exceed two in each State.
Sec. 3. The Exchequer to
be the general 'agents Of
the government in receiv.
ing, transferring, disburs-
ing, and RENTING the pub
lie monies.
Sec. 4. The Exchequer
to act as commissioner Of
loans and pension sgents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

M WINTER OF 42-We have rarely experienced so
ulid winter the present But though we have suf
ered but little from severe cold lev have nu
were pulmonary complaints more numerous or more diff
6cu Of cure than during the present changeable
con II behooves every person to guard against the
Arst advances of consumption. common cold can be
almost Immediately cured by Sherman's Cough Lozen-
ges. Sold at his warehouse, lo6 Nassau ct.
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Died.

On Tuesday, the 22i inst. after short hut i'll
ness ELIZA wife of John Marrenner in the a6th year
Of her age. rltl 'irtf affl.i
On the 2ad inst. JoHr D., infant Of Thomas and Eli
beth Woodward. 't.N
On the pad inst Mrs. ADrcAL CUTLER widow Of James
CuILKR. hr
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Sec. Is. The Erehequer
may sppoint as agent for the
board any specie paying bank
in its neishborhsod. Such
bank not to receire dsPosifes,
accept or sell bills on account
of the ErcheqMer.
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Foreign Marke Il.

bvnsos Avnrs Dec: ls,-Hides, Ok, for Eng and Ger
America o. So dol do for SPAIN 60 % do; do sailed
IS 20 40; 40 Horse 20 IS do EACH Calf skins IS col
soi Deer skins 20 % 90; Cost sins q 70 a.; Nutrs
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To Masters NJ VesseIs.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having List
Of their caocs passengers, and report of left at
TIE port whence they sailed vessels o. oksn ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAsErT of eur feet
Of schooners. He will board them immediately on
hetra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

~ II Il nov decided beyond all contreversy, Shs'
ne inimtable Advantages Of speedy resort p Iess:
Cempound Hoar hound Candy, has established that ned
cine every other discovery aimee tn.
art 81 healing was fret developed. Weether 10 spPn
the lsngs, dcuty Of bresthing want Of reepiration
loss Of appetite from accumulation Of hiegm-or
sumption; IFS immediate efficacy is found in all sges a
the most salutary and efcacious remedy Of ths age
Ts this fact the testimony Of thousands now living mo-
nunenu Of its excellence, can be produced a..
To be had wholesale and retail at As Division street
Agents. Redding No State street. Boston; Zieoer 81
Deck street, Philadelphia; Curns Co,lls Exchsngs
place, New Orleans. rrr @ .fIHt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

American Inst,tute at the late we'll at each
eine Fair, to George Saunders 1853 Broadway for
ne best razor strop The Metallic Tablet invented BY
p asunders has been established for the last twenty
i've vears and by the 6rst gentlemen Of the
country. II produces thin and smooth edge ON ra.
,sr With more certainty than it be done hone
In tenth part Of the time wthout the Of oil OF
ter which envy person prove by bringing dull "a.
nor having put in order Oh one Of the tablets l0S
BROADWAY. ..