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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

Portland; Ontario for Do WIN H,sry for wa!
New s1 sr warren. 5sa se-Hrr syrsns IN
nm No vo,at Ter Fort Adsms hiens puIfes e hour
Prime; JSy. H.Ssns AssnSs ' for MY.r r. Gora.
IA EiIen Itodman ole. and Gen Cobb for NYcrk James
all one SaI S So HssTy es ,nS ,sa
sioops, all Writing wind. ~
General Record.
siIr GLoss-In awsr TO letter from saxenyills Macs
we can merely state tina. the barqae ob Captain si.by
arrived 4 this port on The sh Of
and that The ish u she New Orleans dscharyiog
Spoken.
Jsco Penne New Oresls for Boston, Jan g. lat
Alerandss. New oresns for Hsvre Jan as Ian as, Lon
ship with blu. Cross bound down the gulf Jan a. lat
United States Ports.
EAsrPonr, Jsn a-Sd Rebecca Q.ew ss tonsl Bali
booTmsyr Jan a7-In Port, icir Julia MARTHA I'm WIS.,
w ssc Burm.h Ha'aua E0ssnd nsw
GLouc.s, jar 2s-Arr schrs Peru, Whmors. Newtu.
Bosros Jan sl-Arr Smyrna. N Orleans; Empress, Fast
Syell. Mobil.i Lisry. Richmond Ga Edelins ~ Eza
rsosDSssE Jan asArr r.ndo,S MSds;cO nc; Hop
ante ia TOT Es. 1is Sss a:a.s sis John
Amy. ss Eys'Reo Esrs Gee tsssisr, Sp
mouth Eng John Calhoun. Kingston. "a Bid Caroline
sAvAssIn, Jar. as-Arr New York, New York: Cid sa-
NJ. j.sy
A l.xander Mitchell, Pratt do
Sa fs;s ss F Pss: Dur
andora Natchez; valh for Boston, returned repairs
sc the facneior for ehmond-both having been An con-
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These stockholders mostly residents Of Ohio and
Maschuse and they will sustain entire loss. Tho
state loser to the Of 81 900 at least and in
ell probability will lose its deposite Some Of the other
Philadelphia institutions badly situated and must
inevitably stop sooner later.
The bankrupt law goes into operation to-day in all
directions hear Of assgnmsn failures, and susper
sions In preparation for the event. Philadelphia Balt-
mere New Orleans, Loxsvie, Nashville, and, in short,
all quarters ofthe Union furnish their quota Of soppage
In this city an immense number Of been
male prior to the operation Of the law in order to Sc
preferred dsbts end then trust luck to get dis
CHARGE The Of bank assets are rapidly melting
away before this operation and the close of the year
will present frighful havoc in bank property In Jan
1884, the aggregate Bank loans in the Union YVES S4so
sOo0oO At the commencement Of the present yesr II
was far from $500 90 ooo at its close win be redsc
cd to 2S0oo OOo Many practical estimste the effect
Of the Law upon bank at fully so per There
fore great number Of the weakest institutions must
stop sitogcther The great dculsy is that Bank re-
psrs made seldom that the.public able &,
udge ofthe position Of any institution Hence their u
sire to avoid all The only way is for the strong banks
to volunteer statements OF their affairs in order to
retain the confidence of their stockholders.
The state Of sfair will eectrally prevent any move
ments Of the banks towsrls encouraging imports Of e.
reign geods whereby demand for specie will be Great
"a and the prospect L., that the close Of the year
will exhibit an excess Of imports in specie The Ssi-
lowing is an sciai table Of the imports and exports Of
the las, year.
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m ny o. our grooers, and other small business men'
refuse to-day to take any paper but OF the city
banks. .a
Exchange on New York is selling at 6b. and #
the eague" arrangement goes into full effect, ess
than week will see this rate considerably reduced.
This must necessarily be so, for the banks will no.
dare to discount much for fear of suite their Is
sues, as well as tear Of compulsory measures on the
score Of resumption. Our currency will therefore
b-coH scarce and more valuable.
The Bank of Pennsylvania is not open and the
Safe interest is not paid-at least not the American
hoden of the stock, though rumor says that the
packet which sails today from your city carries out
the amount requisite to meet the interest on the
stock held in Europe the Bank Of Pennsylvania
having purchased bills on England for the purpose
previous failure. The balance ofthe interest fund
in the keeping Of the bank it is said is composed al
most entirely Of Girard Bank notes and the relief
issues Of the State Rather poor show this for the
payment Of the interest within the current year,
without resort to leans, which is not very pro-
babe. v.l t
Governor Porter yesterday made requisltion
upon such Of the banks of the city and county as
have not complied with the law to- pay the balance
of the Der cent loan CURED under their charter,
according TO the act OF assembly, TO aid in meeting
the balance of the interest due LIST February. As
there are are but a small amount coming from the
banksit is not likely that they will soon have to pay
there not being enough TO enable the State to pay
the interest.
At an adjourned meeting Of the delegates from
the several Daaks held last evening" at the Phlsdel
phia Bank. learn that the arrangements between
the city and county banks, to the issue OF notes,
Nc., are nearly completed, and that in the mean.
time the paper Of all these Institute will be receiv
ed on deposile or ia payment OF debts by each OF
he bsnks The Girard, the Pennsylvania, the Uni
ted States, and the Schuylkil Banks, OF course,
net included. ALI the others have come into the
arrangement, and have deposited the requisite
amount Of security. All the trustees have net yet
been named, nor will the banks Immediately pay
out their own notes. for the reason that one or two
of the banks, having destroyed all their old ones
quire little time to prepare new. All theee ar.
rangements have reference to full resumption of
specie payments on the LIST of August next. Ano-
Their meeting is to be held this afternoon The mo-
ton to appoint receiver for the Baak. of Penn.
sylvanIa TO day being resisted by the bank, was fur
ther deferred until to -morrow.
The transactions in stocks to-day were 10 me-
dunn amount al an improvement in prices. State
ives sold at SO; Pennsylvania Bank notes 20 per
cent discount; U. s. Bank 46, Grard 80.
A resolution has been introduced into the Legis-
lature, requiring the banks 10 pay coin foi their Is
sues instanter. lrf
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II at s1s. g. :ss e: Or
i b. .sas III / not % %
Bar found Sssy si:o The 1sn.on there On
bar With strong W, and them thought,
on a"f i Ssr Sss'
e % % az
3 ne IN Sndsr wasn
the sth all day in company with the Trenon
III Has
S dae s's
-: % /; .sa:s .sSt sS
great hea, cold long been subject to dstsssng snd
s% q iISs a. 'ns fs s D rs
relief and by its Ne can cSninas NY labor gus and .s
p'e' BUSINESS or conner of WASH oa and wsrrsn s IT,
certify that 5haye been conn BY extreme bad health
70 max: Is Of pr p: % many
hat formerly obtained. and that made BY the
Ss.say M s''is ; @ SSsy s + rs
a .n matter from thai 4. he had
through II. chat niuht for 81. ys. or more The
aaRy not sss 81
% vs. bu a.y n.ss d ;s =
the re,ence ofhe Proprietor who is person hat
A' "''s'1: sE e. If RR'Ssry
ssstGp eth: Rev Mr. Matthew Ghureh Chr .:ie.t
Of this medicine from s!5 Bowerv and Of
lately from 2i STR With advantage aed sat
faction. furnished at AT Spring street, by h. id-oc
Terssn who made i a, s1s Baws.y John Den%s s1 VIII
fy his knowledge that the person
2 sprug street. who formerly made No
B,w.ry, and ia The true proprietor.
Mo5'c. Hudson ,s sS, Ss e. North MoS,s Mr.
Mr. Lsty Broadway, corner OF Bsscssr and many
humid tds Of the r.sIectab in the city
try rv 10 The most surpr sing ee Of it
medicine and that the only made from the orgi
i nal recipe il NJ 2tl s,rak street. ~
Obseye.The price OF this usdiene s as follows-Larg
/ bottles -; size 81, smaller size SO cents.
Sold the proprietor abiishmen 2 srpg street.
pudsou. Sold in Newark iis and 2ls Broad street,
WaIuu ~ w.
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BaitImore.
Baltimore.
t0orrcspondence Of the HERALD
~-rE BALTIMORE. Feb. I. 1872


Mn. Epirol:- n.
banks, shnplastsries, fires, rows, fights, &c mat
tiers have been rather stale. The bank failures in
philadelphia seem afford the most prolific topics
q conversation just at this time. Some Of our
Brokers and shavers have had their fingers frosted
the "darsdest," not only in prrshasing foreign
faAds, bat by Dipping too deeply into the Railroad
orders, which, in eonseqaence of bill that has
passed both branches Of the City Council, authori
zins the issue of 5OOOoo City bonds for the fund
ing Of thai amount, have improved already to IL
Per cent, with every prospect of getting better
The Western Mechanics Savings Institution has
had application Of salvanic battery since the
run, and been revived again into new life. The
Chesapeake Bank has sustained itself beyond the
most sanguine expectations OF the people. The
President,J j. Gcttings, has, must say in Justice
TO him, sustained himself and the bank thus far
both nobIy and honorasiy. Much sympathy 10 felt
for the nstuiop, and confidence in IL is fast being
restored. 81
Airport was currently circulated here yester-
day, that farious dopredations had been committed
the day previous, by . mob in Hagerstown, Nd.
Later Intelligence states that the 10 entirely
without fsundstIoa.
Amasemsa.s are beginning to look up little
Mise Clifton aad Burton. will open the Holiday
street Theatre Tomorrow night, with the comedy
Of The Risals" They have brought on an ex-
eellent stock company from PhiIadsIphia. Oar
citizens hail this announcement with great pIca.
sure. Burton is frat rate, and Miss c. is Grst
ratsrer.
Miss Cushman has an engagement at the Front
street. She will do, but the stock company th. re
10 miserable, and the house badly sustaincd-as
well though a. the corps deserves / would advise
Wemyss to engage The Rumgumlin Guards"
Dempster, the vocalist, has snnounccd a conce ri
At the Assembly Reons for "Wednesday newt. and
winchell, the celebrated mimic, is performing at
the Museum
David Paul Brown, Esq. OF Philadelphia, il TO
bseture this evening before the Mercantile Library
Association.
Exchanges are yet unsettled quote ON New
rJrk at a premium; Virginia, 8 discount; Phil .
,-elphia, 2ta discount Flour continues without
change. The weather this morniniRg is like sum.
aer. ,. Yours, Twrsr
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90 Rsrrs. BAHxs-Are tunbling to pieces all over
the country. The Bankrupt Law should INCLUDE cor
porattons and then should have sound currency
The coed would stand while the poor would cease
to remain az incubus upon the country. shermans
Lozenges regulate ell the phi bodies coughs
cold and headaches but they restore strength to
the rotten banks they do soundness and health 70 the
consumptive. The Doctors warehouseis at l06 Nassau
sreetAgents 20 South Third street. Philadelphia and
No. State street, Boston. $500. "a --. ..e.f
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City County Of New York from III. al day Of ia
- 1892. 10 the qsth day OF JAM, 1851.


70 Men-3s Women-e2 Boy SIS 0irls. Total 95
DsxAsEs-Apoplexy Il A.thlna Aslhyxy 4; Abscess
Bleeding Bleeding from stomach Bleeding from lungs
Burned .ealded Cholera lnfantum Cholera
Group or Hives s; Debility .; Deru irtmsns d Diabetes
ii Drcpy chest d Drowned sr sipsss
Epilepsy Fever DO scarlet ~ do yphoid7 do peu.p
raj rsn.ttept Scui; inter
niitent o. Grsves Hip Disease o. lntemperance o. lrsu
nation O. q liver e. @ q womb d. Of brain z DO q
throat Jaundc; o Killed or muraered !; Locked Jaw
Lues Vouso; Morti6eationl Mxlformaton Mara
eases q Old age o; Organc disease or heart Palsy
Reuw as o. SPiha dissase Scrhus o. Suicide 0; Sprue
s. Uicerai,on Of throat O. bcers O. voiod o. whoopisg
As..Tof ysa. md under -; sstwses, and ass and
So 50 aud 60 and 70 and sos 90 and SOL; 90 and
100, Q; 100 and upwards %; unknewn.o.
Faces erSAwrI-vnitSd stsies 81 Ireland s; Engisnd
sessions NJ A. i; West Indies i; Portugal o; Germany
Sweden o;alss Africa o; Spain o. Russia 0; Italy Il
FsoM-xIns HOUSE bellevue. Il Hospital do .: Fsve. Hos
pai do o; Penea BackwePs Island 5; Small Pox
Hospital 4; City Hospital s; New Jeney 4; wssebcstsr u
Long Island Q.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once. Jan 20. 1884,
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The Washington Globe states that news has
been received ia kentucky BY Sen Combs, from
the United States Consul at Chhuahua, that he had
had an interview with his son IA p isoner with
ninety others) at that place, (six hundred miles
on their march from Santa Fe towards Mexico,)
and that he was in good health; and that letter
has been received by Gen. Combs from The Minis
ter Of the United States az Mexico, informing Gen.
Combs that assurances had been given by the Mex.
lean Secretary Of War (Gen. Tornel) to Mr. May
er, the United States Secretary Of Legation, that
far was in his power, every indulgence should
be extended to his con. .s s- r ts.s l.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

90 BEwARE or DuArrsIsrnKSr in buying Horehound
Candy This caution IL necessary, nov that this mar
uuder this name, which are compound OF villainous
drugs and must be unhealthy and pernicious. Hswes
Hygiene Horehound Candy is warranted to be innocent
and safe, while its curative powers sttested by
multitude who have obtained relief from gh,
throat, hosrseness end other effects Of exposure Be
to obtain the real Hygiene Herehound Candy, Of
432 Broadway. corner of Howard st.
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SUPREME DRESS COATS.

hc e iaS s c S !.
Tailoring esisbishmsnt;
abov. LIS s.G a.. be ,o,
every respec to hos By the most expensive
ns f '' .s:s ss ,ls
lair sISss CU Jri AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
n iEhsH RI formerly Of No: A.tot House Broadway
iiss H be h
T Be E. 3: Ss sS%
those gentleman who may please TO honor him with h.r
command; vo,,vpz roK,rR rrsr,,,z 0a@-
i S:".@s norm" ssss:.
Instruciions given and apps fsrnis.d usual Aft
DATENT pnEsEkvED MEATS AND SOUPs-war ar.
ssp To- NIX .ssmo Of s. .ou any s%s
chicken soup mute. S,n ss a%s sss
@ e:;S.s;:, =; rs; ss,
SO much long I. subject to di,.ase and
Sf 5. 'ss
ss, ~ ;. .sa .e ne s ny and
or "Opens: ulln other way procure. Apply 10, VIII
yJENIsON -FRAEKLiN COFFEE HOU eE, ss MAIDEN
asa S,S;. . ;sT and nm st
at r 81 ss'' yer p'.'e' '' '. Join .. BROWN
sJ aoy gsss OF shsRA
form nsis%en wanting beuaas. that they fully prepared
to aNs sos 80
Harlem, will convince any lady fsbrm,1 who viii u.
& and vi" be at all
g s. 3 r S
e ss: ss way. ). !.
Ladies % e. aas : :yy s H. %
coming into ssS ss q wssa q: e %: s
viii be scd moderate pees other article in their
Fresh bird ssed.. Gold FsA o,obes &C. ns
s q i sT psSs 81
~ Days oS nj S1
,:s 8; s.;S
s united .s g &. high 'Arf.sss ssss IT,
are such s. pss:S nv ssss
S S. .es 'H'a seemed hs
K: ss@Ss Win hose q any hotel
WIN y H. s1ss
&. .
ssS aes Hotel will D. open for the reception Of
'; 20 i. and '''f'f'' on M'n'as the ToMas C. REA
PILLS OF ExGHANGs73. .xS.rt; e
a ne SAFE at "a Val i; a.S a srsasws;v
S s T, Il A'fFS 'T @
chasing WI please make ' GIS@Ek MeaGtRAY,
la 100 Pine street,
ENGLISH WIREs-Fo fourdaser ard cyisder machines
a. ''r fk Il; ssii' sSo6 Six az 2
RrClA HDs-01Is FIELD VIII & hapry "a call rom
Eating Hoae whers eight sndd tables with siate and
marbs beds India rubber cloth, and spring Weel CUSHIONS
Eptrancs faon street, and II Ann street Tables and
l cloths for sale, Jsim.
fINCUKR.ST M,!NE7. Of .sfs iod,, vY;ss.s I, 'he
1 ~ hest marketratss, by sJ.sHivEs1tA
L M n Wal ~ sd y p--sdwsy.
r, Af.Kr 4 sJ,Iy. a I'm ~ ,,,,,. a, a.. cnsTV
ing Orleans wharf foot ~ Wall street C.nsgness
viii plesss attend to the receipt Of their goods 'mmeda'sy'
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Sales at the stock ExchanEs.
state OF Trade.

A,Hr,A sale Of about 20 barrels Of pots reported at
little less than 81 80 barrels Of pearls have been dis
posed Of since last at TO- Holders
ever, ask So CorroN-The sales yesterday amounted
to 900 bnles FLouR-Canal -four is firm at $6l2l for
common brands, and sales are made at that price
Michigan and Troy wanted In good order at IS per
barrel There is no change In other descriptions Of
-four.
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0I7-FAcrs WoRrH KNowiSo.-A positive stay for the
hair falling out-or 10 restore II in bald places.
A certain cure for all Rheumatism and swelled Limbs
no exceptions. ~. .f.t 81
certain and positive for the Piles in ell cases.
A warranted cure for oil Bruises, Scslds and other
sores, and sore eyes. f4- ~
positive cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hair will not color the skin.
Warranted
A certain cure for Corns. -.-.. ...... ..r =
Each ofthese to be had at IL Maiden lane, end such
proofs vi these facts will convince all who will call
or send for them, gratis.
The public may assured there fancy In these
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TAis 10 for the year closing October l The demand
for specie was thenst its height at this point and pre-
baby. $aoosoeo LEFT sftcrthst period The demand has
now ceased and from the low state of sxchsngs and the
continued contraction Of the currency, with the pePs
rsons to resume ID highly probable that the current
will soon set this way Affairs thus in fair tram.
Thsbanks Of Ohio to resume on the 4th Of March
nexthe banks Of Michigan Immediately those Of Penn
lvania the 18th ofAugust next and the other insti
buttons that are able to do so, will shory follow, and
those that unable will 20 out Of existence while the
specie medium Of circulation viii increase.
Tho following table of the movement Of specie in
the United States TO the LIST of October, is from the
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury compsnce
with resolution Of the Senate -
"Fsciis desc ensus averni
, Bed gradum rsey' a,c hoe opus, bic labor est J"
IMx0k AND Export PRECIOUS MEALS. IRON Ocr.
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Passenger Sailed.

Lospor- Ship Mediator-Fi Pfc f.rle New York; Henry
Royd William Royd. Canada; vr and Wyndham and
yan,, Quebec; MIR Arsold New York; William c Mel
Hose, do.
LwxavooL-psck.t ship South Am.rica--Geo Mawson
Hgwood, New vork; Lyman Perkins, Bvtown Canada;
George WIBefwi X, Canada: WIN MtCsun, Montreal and one
u Known.
HAynr-Packet ship St NchoIas-H Bosssngs. Mr. Marin
Mr. Mayer
Ngw OsLrau--ship Huntu ;li.-Mr T II Mott, and Nj
Dyueherty, Of New York; Mr. II Morsan and q Pray
OF New Orleans.
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MARITIME HERALD.



To Masters Of Vessels.
Commsnde Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Il their esrgoss passengers, aud report Of vessels left
he port whence they sailed and the VESSELS spoken, ready
ueir arrival bsrs for Commodore BAsErr, Of fleet
u seheoners. He win board hsm Immediately OF
'hs'r arrival -
CDeeroN.
Ship Zotef Merry. Havana T Lord, bigs Puritan Umer
France, Jno Ogdep FL in, 81 Andrews NB. WIN Dwsohh'
sehrs APPLETON Eldiidge Boson; Jno Dunlap h'ra'
Bos.on.
|..'.If Arrived.
sehr chatahooche, Doane, IS days fin Curae0a
sehr fawn Fsaro DIS Jrsmi, 81 DG%Dsa Win ee e,
schr Da Frrncs mail Tor no W uays
The Only 2Is of Wattings Island spoke Schr
Dsnube. I'm Aux Caves. for Bcs'or
SER Brighton. p hdridee, IN Yoik kvr. win corn .
Lichtsr scS WsIser Joi Brown from the wrefk OF
he ship FrznLisrt she IN The condition AZ last
ported. Fl. % rlia 4. r.a.
hour, ChNieston.
A maxans Correspondence.
OrrIck RBopr fsIArprn,l
Newport, Jan ~. 1874
Csre,icus. d. I'm Masnras sailed 10 ~it b-ih
Qaassss"g Of Portland, for Hamburg Left Msiapr 18th
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On the 25th ult by the Rev. Mr.. Starr, Ma. MrcHAE
cKyor to Miss Eliza, daughter Of Michael Rigney
f So, all Of this city.
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Nett amour, in the country.

3
Ihs amount Of specie, assisted BY sound individual
mercantile paper is amply sufficient to transact all the
business Of the Union. very large portion Of it'll
now boarded, stuffed into stockings and buried il. the
ground naturalresult ofthe of confidence
stoned by the atrocities that been developed among
hnsncers during the past few years. Sweep tho banks
and the whole host Of fraudulent borrowers exist
snce and the specie will pour into the channels of cir
culation and acquire activity that will restore trade
to the highest state Of prosperity without danger Of
vulsion. ~
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(NOAL hAkD ~ Ls.AoGs ~ s>s.ii
" 1863 Nonroe street Apply At the Coal Office OF w
& Ferguson. corner Madison and Jefferson streets.
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81 THOMAS BELL.
(0leyes Nos. ~ .dnn aNS 10 Hklsonstvssis.)
WEDNESDAY.


,r A.loi O'Clock in the sales room.
speeod funits &c-An extensive and srperor assor
ment q second hand ard furniture Of all descriptions
Also alsye IL Of seeond hand furours ssn
did stock Of new city made do. aud BY virtue Of ~
ment p,snofor es,s marble tables. and sundSy
Also the vsusPe "a niiue removed from Brooklyn, and
the balance OF the bookkeeping article. Han n,esIsy
ST. forming ss desirable an assortment has been offered =
Al,c variety CT excellent furniture from Brooklyn and
FRIDAY.
At 10, o'clock, ia the Sales Room.
Extra sale Of valuable dry goods eothng ewsIry and
peesed articles groceries, hardware &c Watehs-eighf
silver eyer and skeleton do DO Alsc fine Irish LII
nen silks sans, eslcoes, musns hosiery gloves
ribbons and variety Of valuable seeds Of various
SATURDAY.
-. ". O'clock IN the Sales Room-Stlendid Furniture.
c.Ir n IlMrsVN, Auctopeer.
- aLE Of vALuABkE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH
s.,, ~. %0Lp JEwELRY Gc-JACVB g. PLATT win
h; usy a, II O'Clock at the No. 81 Plat street
the stock OF dealer who 10 retiring rom bu
ess sUy laa and gentmeus gold ard silver Patpnt LIE
:sr' sseap mtn PEpne, Cylinder Durlex, Hunt
ns, A9 watches, from four thirteen u
sSTs q which are rcny engraved Also Iass a.sormen4
9. u2u such az Pins Broochs Hi ga Brlliauts
Tar Rings TOLD Fob and Guard Chains Gold Keys Pencil
the trade. N''"S '"s s''e""0A VI
Terms Of saleFour months for ali sums over s,so far
.pRI0veo sho enoorsed nous f2it-
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Foreign Iunportations.

Foreign Impostations.
CuxAcoaSehr Chaitaho cchce7i0 pieces dye wood 25.
900 b iron br old copper 2o5s hd bales skins Boo
per. Grares x Co.
JrsEMB-Sehr Fxwnsss bags cocoa 10 tons orw God bag
turtle shtil 40 lbs old copper A Z Rossiere.