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NJ A RITIM E HERALD
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall fsyor If captains OF vessel, will
Commodore William A. Bassett, Of news feet a TO-
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed IN
eqsels spoken on their massage LIS, Of their cargo a
newspapers they may have He viii hoard i'm
nedateIv their arrival Agents and correspondrps Al
ZONE or abroad, will ao confer avcr by sending TO this
,hee sll the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
affirmation OF any Kind will be thankfully received
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Ono BANKS, SEPT 1912

s3,8 1859 si943s $50 1876 l,l6,o5s 1864
This then, will constitute all the banking of Ohio next
year. and in s4t two other banks charters expire with
capital of sl55o2s leaving but s2674ssl of capital
ployed banking in Ohio This compared with the
of affairs in jan 1887 presents the following results
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According to the present
scale, the duty is this week
IS. per quarter Of Wheat,
and Is. 93d, per barrel Of
Flour.
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The duty now ranges
onlv from Is. to lis. per
quarter, and is this week 9s.
per quarter.
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THE KREMLiN IN BRQADWAY)-For, sale The l. ase
futures &c, Of the above establishment The
lease has nine and five months une1pred from the LIST OF
December next The house sands 40 feet font Broadway
and ii0 est deep onn Trinity church yard and Tnsmes
street The building Is three stories high and attic IL is
capable OF nodat thirty PERSONS esdes thu dining
rooms bar room bowling alleys and billiard saloons The fist
floor and of crIas, which let
los $500 aunum, The whole establish en Is furnished
throughout anew and will be sold moderate terms to
person small cash capital For further partcua ap,
ply TO BENJAMIN WILSON,
b26 81 issr On he Pre- mses.
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DR.. FURGUSON'S

DIX. FUKGUSON'S
CELEBRATED Golden Vepetsble Pills for the Of
" C.. elects, &C. &c The high impo lance attached TO
these pills from the ia that they entirely vegetable
tanning article of other
they npa smell brr ah may be tsken without
exciting least upicon These pills hav. for long
are annually sold They usually perform perfect
four days One box will be sufficient in most Price
81
Agcnt-G. COLBY. ISL Pearl of Frankfort.
NAG tdlsrc
CUNS-GUNS-GUNS-At anctien prices--I00 double bas
VI duckng guns made expressly for South Side Long l.,
land
900 Single barrel GUNS, common to fine.
800 Rifles from Sc 10 $40 each.
.aO0J PARIS pistols
unsmiths dealers in guns will find this depot evety
article wanted by the manu 50 tsman any guam
iy desired 9ows-sun locks rifle locks barre spngs,
cones caps wards, tips, RIBS, triggers. furniture &c.
Also horns aud powerfasks from to OF; game bags
shot bags primers, wrenehes, &c. A. W. SPIES h. CO,
n26 imSr 2l8 Pearl street
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800 subscribe in ;;cs the Futon
aiming $50 notes on Mecnsncs Bank New Bedford new
plate $50 DO s,sTchan,s Bank of do do do bank not
The brokers Of the city, respectfully requested
S, be- psS TRe ns G
ns wv ia and rs sS COLEMAN it.s of New Bedford
vgas who tsSaitd s fis' Wate1 R ase
Sn eas Gsb
sm ss %o"
Broadway. corner Of Reade st n26 lt'r
WILLIAM MILLER is expected to deliver cours Of Lee
lures on The seeosa Coming Of he Lord Jesus Cht in
ing Sabbath morning at half past 10; aeneons
evening devey evening durins the week sersie. com
CLOTHS FOR MACINTOSH COAI Innings made
Tor Us IN Ensand BY the ma9pu.cinreI wso supplies
1t present fashionable abroad nemen who have waited
ready 6 their orders for Nano,hes of qua y far supe
or those usually imported aud de after prevailing
and @ full ays Of
will please remember That Days American Macintosh the
only real "''n'0 HORACE b. pS SAYS MAIDEN 'en
n2s Imr Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Co.
IF THE WORLD only knew half the desperate cases of
es WI he famed anu nT
hunters Red prop there wopd NOT be any other remedy ued
sue ana harmless cur earth those ain ced ecfiu
invited cal and ne % .h psae spd read
edicns after all ELS have ss Prse 81 w;usted in al
ChTieuon s. c. IN wan Of this medicine, il gen
ans by remtrias with Of the case Ia no
any person pretend, have his medicine on sale hs ube
ny obtaining The New York I'M can COON know whether
3 Ha No. Post Bus ws S
ncS S b @ also s
the sole Boston He VIII Be ioundy daily his
@ sd s SS e "d s Hss S s
cir Of this medicine isspresd all Boston h.r
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 40, Is4a.

| w RISES. :. y moor RrsE, Ra
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sales the stock E.cpnng,
Second Board.
state of Trade.

1874 so siss Harlem
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FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT,
OFFICE No WALL STREET AZ isr

MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER REBHUN will attend private parties and
soT-es with band Of from three artists Apply
No II Delaney street the Bowey, No l2t Norfolk
NIL mer
A CARD. iRDOTTE, Suprriniendent beg. to Inform
his nds the public generally that has op~ned
which will he conducted the plan Of the ce bated Gale
Tortoni at Paris
There about twenty furnished attached to tho
Gaze which will be let and meals furnished number
gentlemen forming club such hours select
Madame ardote, long and he ftvorsblv he
proprees Of select maison de pension this city will super
tend the house
Gentlemen will be furnished with meals any hour in the
coffee
The CUISINE will be und first
the wines liquors. &c. the best that be procured
OF expense.
An inspection ofthe establishment, nspeetfay solicited
n232wssr 100 Broadway, between Liberty Cedar sta
DISSOLUTION-The patnerskip Of SAFFARRANs
~ LEWIS formed the 9TH June, has this day
dissolved by mutual Fex Lewis having disposed OF
bis entire interest the goods lands
descriptions OF assets belonging said firm, Daniel Sa6ar.
retiring from the business OF
health. DANIEL SAFFARRANS.
FELIX LEWIS.
DANIEL sAfFARRANs will still continue the business
usual their old stand Doakvle and the Bogy Depot
Chckasaw Nation, West He the said Sahaans July and
alone authorized to collect all claims due the rm aud Il
also bound to all legal claims against the fr..
DANIEL SAFrARRANS,
FELIX LEWIS.
September, 18th, 1912. na2a issre
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BY RlELL * ARCULAHIUS,
SATURDAY.
AT 10Y O'Clock, a the auction room,
Pianos and second hand furntur. carp~cting SC.
Also share in the New York Society Lbary. This
an ordiLary library share NOT commued dues paid.
FRIDAY,
At l0k oc ock Al their sales room,
good of bro cloths cassimeTes ready made
clothing, SC.
SATURDAY EVENING,
At hacpast o'clock their e room,
collection OF oil pt,ltngs anci mt MODERN many of
MONDAY
- Al l01a O'clock IN the sale
Cloths, clothing, Nc-Tbe stock OF a merchant
tailor CON pising boad cloths cassmeres &C. vaous COLI
and qualities.
Ao ovecoas, cloaks and good of eany made
clothing.
TUESDAY,
At l01S O'clock a. the sales room,
An assortment of liquors, segars, sc.
WEDNESDAY,
AT 0L o'clock, sales room,
Pianos, and aecond nd furniture carpeng &c
THURSDAY,
sherf Sale-At O'clock Pearl street. stock
OF cabinet unitue BY cata comprising
meht Of articles the Inc.
Catalogues on the morning of sale,
AT PRIVATE SALE superb French ca octave riano
made by cel-br Henri Her, of Paris equal
In tone TO anv in'tIument imported,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE 6r-fame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
perceive, Z? be ob5nsc in Ibis country sss advsr 80
1aent the lest column aip
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r. II TIMPSON, Auctioneer
JACOB s. PLATT will SELL this DAY at 10 o'clock at 81
Pas rect 300 casks and lots hardware cutlery
saddeIy brass goods edge too knives and forks c,,or
Zors, and pocket knives Jone Tools skates Sheffield
Brtsnn 200 shed steel and brass mead fire
wood screws, &c.
Asost o'clock z casks iron chains, rs bags wrought
and CLASH h. ad nails horse aud clout do
do and Flemish ack so Lon on bent English sho-
wells and spades Also-0 Whittemans cotton ids
sale peremptory. MO itsU6
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AUCTION SALES
TPONAs BEL Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.

SATURDAY
AT l0h o'clock 10 the sales
Splendid funitare sale large sediment of elegant furni-
TUE By order OF The Sheriff
Also the entire genteel furniture of family removing:
choice stock Of city made cabinet furniture beds bedding
mattresses blankets &c.
MONDAY,
At l0f o'clock AT the sale rooms.
Sale OF plendd and second and
any piano iortes, ny the best makers in the world
Also 30 snperb paintings by Old and Jdem
voice OF looking elegant furniture window End
As magnificent piano foes bv order tue Sheriff the
property OF an absentee; do BY order of Maa lay
claim.
TUESDAY.
AT l0b O'Clock, in the sales room.
Large sale OF elegant seaonabe clothing London cloths
fine stock Of fancy aud tple dry goods weiry
cutlery watches splendid diamond pin Sc
Also English silver watches; do Levers; splendid gold
patent lever with guard chain keys diamond &c depys
ed AS security for money lent two years since.
Also alage stock of choice dry goods hosiery &c by order
of
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WATCHES LOWER THAN EVER.-In consequence
w Of the reduction Of BY the late tariff the subscriber
selling his stock Of Gold add silver Levers, An hor Es
L. and other Watches OF and splendid
and JeweIry retail. iderabe reduction
from prices much lower than they be bought
for other place the city, Gold ,tches low 20
dollars each Watches and Jewey exchanged bought
All Watches warranted to keep good time the money
warranted II much less than the y prices.
&C. ALLEN Importer Of w 'tohes and Jewery,
n26 lm*r Wholesale and Retail, 30 Wall ST. up stairs.
STOVEs.-Mr. Edor-Wi some person point where
- in the Novelty Stove, called differs from excel The
Hot air Stove Of door neighbor Boh Stoves have flat
opsbo have the mode Of feeding the fire through The
rontBoth have the draft the down and front
through side the back and under the oven mid
die ue back the pipe Both have the mode Of
ing in front
The Hot Air Stove has double the size of the
Novelty
The Novelty exces the Hot Air, in having fire place one
third larger than any other Stove in m uket.
The Hot Air Stove has been IN IN this city since 1889
The novel Novelty door neghbor invented
in s Surely the intelligent Judges o the late Fair
looked this fact, when they awarded Diploma tbs Novelty
a second rate Stove.
ns6 2t.r AN ENQUIRER
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FURNITURE. AND FURNISHING ARTICLES
l. A. C. HUMBERT CO., wit sell this morning, at i01s
o'clock in Their sales lao Broadway Liberty ST.
u, ga aud full French mahogany chairs Sofas oomans
dressing plain bureaus French Sheffield plated
and lapanned walters casors and cand balance
handle table cutlery white granite dinner FreDce
tea SETS oLether with variety of fancy articles suitable
the season.
Also, 10 Kegs Malaga Caps. n96 ltsrc
CONCERT Ball. at the ApoIIo, Monday, November
- 28h, l8t2 The Concert and Ball given is in aid Of
Cnay Fund tor which the gruitous services of Mr.. and
Mrs c. +. Horn, has been e nerousY rendered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

u. IA 't'T 'Wnony III requiring hco years residence.
i5sfe~d OF one. as qualification in uon-fr,chader-a
difference SO Insignificant scarcely to iustil, Serious
opposition. and cgrtaiuynat important cnoueh,o warrant
nd bo.jy resistance. But th,ro is m important
stsase is Seems, in Another Io.., between tie eost
ia.laa regretted By Darr aud lis party aud thai which
A ar end acor!a2 10 thrust down the threats + lie
fa. by th- ''S,rotd = One uitlholGs the fsht Il
ny I'D to fugitive slaves, aal tie other grants L. aud
haias It iori.&'G Surely the Enquirer. aad other
Southern Symratlszefs With the Don faction VII see
iaa Icy have BE- cu GrIod. lyIuty a,ol. into nsi II
dp=e,,as atiitpLc. Some of tie Suul,m rrchiers oil
tea2ts. If lha party. looked moro narrowly iGo The
matter before they took the leap which would have den
tiled then. in action 1t least, with the eagnes = The
Ssath. The correspondent 81 the Miilc1goyille Re-
eofdefsays: II he (Rhode lslaud) question has divided
The anlcs in cuneross Mr.. Walker Of Mississippi
said day before yesterday, that the Tine had come when
Ihsfe would have 10 be another organization Of gates-
VI Calhoun said Yesterday. that it was an infamous
'.Iaea movement W. sgpiotlj;c with the I'm
ga'reg upon tire o daoae l:s1,camcnt into ;'aieh lis
.li4liiys have led it. Where sits w2ntcd prudence
Hover, uf once. nsll,di
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GDNiBaNLgs ATTRACTION
~ ma o q al.

EEAViNG sold ont The principal part ofour . l. u
> Il o & X at the store Of Burton & Rodes, we
have the pleasure o informing friends and the public
generally, that have ren,orcd to thai housc o u X
l. y r. IL T. ) T. q G X Of T. T. s III.
y T. " and DESIRABLE GOODS, and shall.
IN future continue or business STAND, un-
der the style aud firm OF ROBES & BURTON.
Having been very literally par0nzed by generous 4
public for nearly live years, under the old and new
trns, latter ourselves, now, that have united
stocks aud are better prepared and the dspo-
srd merit It's continuance that shall fail
allza our mJsi sangnlne expectations
Oar stock nj this time very large and is comprised in
part of the following very desirable articles 10 which,,
with many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the aetrlon Of all who in want Of good Goods, at
low prices.
Plain and Figured Silks and sa,ns some very and rich,
unusually low
Bllch Italian SILKS. n great variety
Blue black d., handsome and cheap
Black blue black and eolared Chaleys
Mouslius great variety aud very cheap
Black and culored Gro DE Nap Merino very fine
Black. blue black, and eoored Bombazines
syrian Muslns, fine and handsome article for Ladies'
dresses
Painted Lawns and Mq4ns, from is to IS
taioo's At % worth Il
Idl " Is l. I'd
do Eng q" ls6ds - sd
Printed Cnlnbtcs. yarl wide. at ls6d
lAfltun Muslin. white aud calored. a new article
cambrcs and M0sinsi splendid ASSORTMENT
Bonnet silk, and Lawns yer, low
Bonnet Ribbons, afye supply, cheap
Alpaca LUsre, beautiful article for Ladies dresses
T, ubrc aud Muslin Edpinqs and lnseftings
Thread and Bglhluet Laees. largo supply
silk Cotton and Nelaiel Hosiery aspendid assortment
I,la,cs. OF all kinds, prices and descriptions
.ssaIlt Fancy Ilaulioehlel5, ShaWls aud Aiantss,
rich variety
Il tins, Cls-imefes, anl Ne,tiags
Geopa Nauhoens. br1Wn Linens and i)ailfas
summer Cloths and Iblhct Cloths, very f"e
Cotton Fungrs, af4G stock. Nvtl chcaP
sill aud Cotton fmhfellus md Pansols
tamb,1us lalia,, Clalhs. CoouC as7imerse Kentucky
.l,lucs and yarinos other Goods suitable Tor gen
icm,n5 olnhng 4
Cotton OAuahorr, HurIais and Tow Linen
Blrachrl aud LtNn Culiens from tents 10 the finest
quality
Soer CONGO Salt and ila, Cron; very low besides n
aruat variety ot other my GOODS \ u q II o
eLRlEs Of which @t invite special examination.
ROBES \ III RION.
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"a VILE partnership IN the CARPENTERS III 81
NESN. hcrctotre existing between the under
si2ned Ia this day dissolved l., mutual consent
6eaf2e Perriyal Is prepared 10 undertake building ii
her IN town or country. aud respectfully requests hus
wishing his services Ia leave then instructions 1f hlal
ii tie Nuprnnn Office
.iahn peclya IT,, tenders his thanks to his 6itnl4
and the public for the encouragement hrrctuffc Stend
ed In him. aud 4ncllsa c5n hlanro If IT, he assures
1hem that all work entrusted IL hun shall be executed
faithfully and with despatch
GEORGE rERCNAf,
JOIN pERCIN Al. ,lr.
/ June Q y
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<IfkIEllAlil.

Il las beeana the painful duty If one WHO has known
hn ah2 Ia fetufd the death ui INST oslmahlc Young
man. Departed this hio. at the Columbian Hotel
itetAana, n Monday night, the alth aliiha, ~ the
|uh Yen 81 lis age, PuwHtrAN tox san ot John Cox
h tbs caaalY. Il isaways monmiu ias. to announce
10 the World the death OF lrtnd but haw the heart
Wtung with agony when II becomes duty To record
The departure Of 81 Interesting Young and who
secmed 81 much 10 deserve long lie, How trchly
are Ne III Tins Instance, reminded o tie vanity aud IN
certainty Of worldly thiugsl What lesson Is present
ed US IA h> death, OF the shoriness aud unccaut, oi
e-ihe writer OF this tribute ol respect Ia his mem
ori kne" tie deceased well, aud SAY, with truth.
at he Possessed degree many OF those no
bic traits Il character Which adufn and beauuly man-
lie had Warm aud generous hearl-as 4 freud he was
sincere an, eans'an-and by his exemplary Conduct he
secured the esteem Of all with Whom he became ae-
quaiHed MI tux had been advised by hia friends To
tIkea southern IMP for the benefit 81 hts health and
cordnpl III The tall OF 1871. he Jeff ls friends aud rra
tive. and visited the Island OF taha. III the hope
THAI genal climate would restore h. already wasted
1mc. Hut h had been there but few months brore
"' found hs health declining. and his constitution rapidly
g,nq WY. Early IN the mouth Of April last. start
al Tor hts nliiy home, aud got Is lar the city OF Rich
nd where he wrote to hs relatives 10 visit him. MS he
was unable oee farther bu before DIZZY could reach thai
4ta '.abrsafhedhs last His aNtfehrauEn' nome
trialornont The decca''d had been 10 '''' l'''
consistent member Of the ltapas, Church aud by
upright nl, and Christian like conduct, he e,,I'otlv
JIcd the doctrines hr prottss,d. II Is great con,ula
u,u Ia rs lreads 10 know that he received Kind atlen
u.o lIaallAe eaens of Richmond. Aud The gratitude OF
tuc tanlly Il due Ia NJ ssrs. BOYD. Edmond \ Co.. for
l'"u kHdHess IA bringing the corpse 10 lynchuurg On
their iaea,t C.
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\ THE UNITED STATES COURT.

NIuE AfrED STATES COZ RI.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
IryE1 lNi2.
EftfNRLES Il. at ESENBERRY Of the county Of
y BeIl7rl, having filed petition paying that he
ma, BE- declared bankrupt; Il IS ordered that all per
Suns raa'na II be creditors of the said Charles b. Que
,uarry show cag5e to the court the h day Of Jnly
nrNt VIZ The sad th1rlcs B Qucsenbcry be- not dccIar
cl bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Congress in THAT
h,balt aud ihata copy this order be published IN the
newspapers, according to the 2d and 2llh rules of court
\ toPy--'Icstc,
HENRY GIBSON, CIR
JUNO q Wow
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egatCc>' sale of Easst' nats
.NIaI.0ea.

FsNllll undersigned, hena authorised by the irpaels
u ollho f.stalcuI the late Mny H,ynods deed.
vii, on Friday the hsI day III Jul, next proceed h all
Al public auction nj thc late l,sldoncc u the SAID My
REYNOLDS uoar the old Canal IN the Cuunty ii brdal
the land AND Ns.tsiiot.>. belonging talhe
s.lld Estate. The Land adulns lhr Lands ol Joshua
Reynalds. Rocn q. Tunan, and Moses Sucad and rs
haunded the cast 10y james River, embracing s,a1e
valuable low gloun1s and paron, perhaps thir1.
Ia well umbcrcd. 1t contains. by old survey, 2OD
acres. Dccmug htlha description unnecessary. |
would SIMPLY invite all poiaana wishing to rurehase l.
either Of the Mr. Reynolds my self. on appnit On
The terms vii be hLer,l, and nade known On tho Ia,
II sale H. Al tJOR.
,lunp } Will
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ESQ GOlBs bf 4. 0te :,


Inspected IN thu last six days 553 hhda. Of Tobacco.
Ibc quality continues very interior. with very snall
portion pl manufacturing tobacco. Good and fine
lcurul qualities now needed. aud are ii demand al
very good prices. Oar friends ought la send forward
" sold. Monday morning. beautiful yellow hind.
If roarra lasod III ftsylyanla. BY \. NJ Lewis Esq.
at 81! 81 i WIS purchascdby Col. Augustine Len
Nlch manufacturer. Lugsa and interior leaf We regard
a, being loHer Accounts from Enaland are to the I9h
of May Tobacco very duil. aud noprospcc Of improve
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

g The committee Of ways and means, of the Iouso
Of Representatives, to which official and other matters
connected with the Tariff were few days since refer
F'd. as question of"rc9e. (and which has sinccrepor
ed a Revenue Tariff bill.) consists Of tine flowing
Die gentlemen; Nessrs. Fillmore of New York Bolts
oI Virginia, Mason Of Ohio Wallace Of Indiana Mar
shall Of Kentucky, lngersI Of Pennsy lytnia Jones oI
Nir1inla, Athcrton of New HAMPSHIRE aud l.ayis Of
Aiabama.
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TEM2En ANEE NIEETING

IA address viii be delivered at the Methodist Ep4co
pal Church 10 the Iynch5url NJ cbanies' 'renpcanr,
@oCcty.o u Friday evening. the 0th inst. by the Rev
Nr. D5d,s. Al S o'eoe, ?. NJ
'Iue public are respectfully invited to attend.
JAMES FRET\lEiI, President.
GCoRGE B. THUanAs. Secretary.