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The sales at the Stock Board very small to day
general improvement in rates. Long Island rose
Mohawk II Delaware and Hudson per cent Indiana
5sdeclined !. Sales of bills Philadelphia 81 Balt
tnore .; New OrleaAs6.
The Cincinnati Banks resumed specie payments on
he LIST instant without producing any excitement.
The Ohio papers state that Barring Brothers hold
ers to large amount of Ohio bonds not accounted for in
any report to the State Legislature any record Of
the State. is said the Fund Commissioners have
certain record themselves of the amount issued. Mr.
Hatch in the Lower House of the Ohio Legislature pre-
scented time since for adoption, resolution Of
inquiry, directed to the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund, embracing among other items, inquiry Ia
gard certificates obligations hypothecated pedg
ed with institutions companies persons together with
sundry other items. To this there has been yet
reply and there presentments Of difficulty in that
quarter The following il statement Of the affairs Of
the franklin Bank Of Columbus the LIST instant com
pared with that Of the LIST Feb ls4a.
STATE FRANKLIN BANK Colt sfBUs, JANUARY 81
1912 MARCH,,
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Died


On the 9th instant, after few days sickness MAneA.
daughter of william and Elizabeth Bennett aged
years. months and % days.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this (Thursday) afternoon at
o'clock, at their residence, No. 8 Lumber street
On the Sh instant, EMILY, wife Of Hubert Van Wage
men, Jr, in the 25th year of her age.
The friends Of the family, Of her father John NJ. and
her brothers, Samuel and William e. Noyes respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Thursday after
noon 10th ns at half past O'Clock from her late resi-
dence, No. 81 Dey street, without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning, sth inst, EMILY, daughter Of Jo
seph Bates.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, Thursday
10th inst at o'clock from her late residence Green
witch street.
On Tuesday morning. Of apoplexy, JONI M. DYER,
aged s..
On Tuesday morning sth instant after lingering i'll.
ness, WILLIAM OSBORN, aged 81 years.
On Tuesday, 9Th inst of consum pton MARIA McDov.
NELL, daughter Of William and Esther Mcdonnell in the
10Th year Of her age.
On Tuesday, 9Th inst PETER B. DrMAREsr in the 10Th
year OF his age
On the sth inst, PHEBE HELEN PALMER, aged years
and months and frances PALEN aged months daugh-
ters OF James and Cecilia Palen.
On Tuesday, Sh inst, AoLAE, youngest daughter of
Jules and Aglae Coutan, eyed years and months.
On Tuesday, CArHARINE ANN, daughter Of John g. and
Rebecca Hsuser, in the 9Th year of her age.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE pills

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far.famed and c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal
we perceive to be obtained in this country See adver
tsemeih on the last colnmnof fourth page fel im'i
ROOSs ON HERALDRY-T. BROWN, Stone, Seal En-
srave hiss removed to 233 b. roadway, the Park
wCoan Of Arms Cres's ciphes emblematicai subjects
engraved on stone ladies seals pencil ssnet rings
engraved with coats Of notices. any nher device
coats Of ar ms.
Goats Of arms found and pain for stsIed glass windows
price two dollars and upwards Books Of Headry kept with
upwards Of co oo0 Names milo u.
single tooth to an entire set with little or
no pain Loose teeth securely .ped csrioo' teeth filed
artificial teeth used by DR. Busky IS Murray street Terms
cash; coarges moderate. All operations warranted.
cod
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Cleawsd
Ships Victoria, Spring Columbia River Benson;
Wavery, Snow Mobile Center 60 -Barks Pomona Brewer
Amssrdam, Schmidt Fare Coz Oxford, Cutter Charlie
Thurston CoBrgs Star Fsrnham ST Barts and
Hubbard X Col semtrset, 9r) Williams, Demarara, w
Newman 5Sshrs Mount Mosi,h Peachy. Bermuda Badger
Peek t}en' WAYNE, Nerris. Thom,son Nssmh Leeds;
Appls ton. Eddgc Boston; Friend Br1wnd Mary Cole
SWEET Rappahannock; Cyguet. Sk.sop, dos Ticga Tyler
Wilmington, NC; Joseph Hull Gley, Falmouth ia Rowland
& AspiawaIl
Arrived.
Ship 81 Mark. Alexander from Liverpool Jan mdse to
Thompson.
swedish ship Yah,opa, Nardaz 90 days from Cette salt
and vino, TO Cos,er Sem
Brit an bark empress Scott, IS days from Liverpool salt
AMI iron, 70 Woodruff Miutnrn.
British brig Comet Dare Is day. from st AIMS Bay Ja
with 500 bags to master; 700 Banks Left Am
Brig Warsaw, Koopman, days from NIaanzas sugar to
TaylJr
Brig HOPE Revsns7 days from Charleston cotton and rice
to master.
Schr Challenge vapey, from Carthagcna and Santa Martha
via Rio Hache, days. hides &c TO W Warmer. Left
Express Smith, from Brandy winc corn neal to Allen
sshr A Cooley, Campbell from Philadelphia, mdse to A
Cooley.
sehr Brsndywne Townsend from Philadelphia mds, to
chr Runs, we,cott, from Phils ,elphs, mdse 10
Cooler.
sehr Republican, Hoover from PHILADELPHIA mds. to
Cooley.
schr Consul Penny from Washington NC naval sorc, 10
Below.
One ship two brgs. Wind sw.
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90 GRAsDsrAs's COMPOSITIONS, No. Barclay stree

% JoIcE HErH OurDorE.-Th,y have an old lady
N 81 Petersburgh, Russia, who has numbered her hun.
dred and sixty Eecond and who still hears sees or
speaks; and can walk the floor with the
ssance oil single crutch This is a most extraordi
nsry case OF longevity at least In these days. but the
time VIII come when such may be common enough;
ana even instances Of individuals completing their
cond century not uncommon for systems kept free from
worms from coughs sul colds and from headaches SC
ny fers Lszenges, now selling at 459 Broadway, can.
moi ia 70 endure at least double long stems in
genera; and such being the case, is to bo presumed
ha no person will be guilty Of suicidal oct as not
pa'fon'se them Dr. Peters, BY the way, had better
lake care Of himself of the undertakers i'll be
likely TO put him out ofthe wayI
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BEW ARE.

We found inquiry that Of late have
Wig
s;c,sd with coughs: &c have pnIsha:.l hi. sounte!f.
he Pse:i sS 70
''op.e'':TTiA iSfY ri WITH THE HEALTH
and lives Of their fellow the purpose of realizing
from S r. ii fa 4: 'PTGFBSIri criticize We
@ ss E SAi s
spuou. candy have returned it. they have refused to
asc,eh package the genuine olhauid tsSd bear. upor
''' EgASIE ST SUPPORTING TIE AMERICAN FLAG,
on which is inscribed The word Pesse right and left two
THs coon s}S sANAF5 TIE H HSR HERCULES
The whole bears he fac smile Of j. Pease 4 Son.
c0unsIfs'sr' dare not II n Phss 81; SON
rnAsEs 5STf6 81 ao EEE59B SIsDY
TO MEssRs pEAsE soNpssr A sla II 1ssi
~. s9s
Horehogrd andy. had taken unusually violent cold,
which an et.d and oppressed my breast very much Having
tai use Of IT, but yusle relieving my breast BY
producing ea.yI ant eoPou. ye Hoy
n'S
YsS OF s:'S;:'sd opal ohsG
Mr. Iys ssSps. e.%ou: at Allen Il.
the the ssoye an eye WIN
the peculiar efficacy 0f0aj II; saC's Division st.
n: F.s.:
signed j. Peace Son, As Division Of whom be OBJ
t.ipet wholesale and retail Country orders punctualy at
tended to.
Terms invariably Cash. All letters must be postpaid
AGENTS.
Rushton Aspnwa, ITO Broadway, 10 Astor House. and
81 William st.
Thompson cor Fulton and William SITS.
Sands 70 Fulton and Granite Buildings cor of Broad.
way aud Chambers st; over No sixthAvepue.
The foil. wing State ag-ns
MrdW Esdding No g STATE q, Boston. Mass.
Rawls Co 81 State 81 Albany
dr Robertson, No ITO Baltimore 81, Baltimore. Md.
Messrs Dubose X Co. Mobile, Ala
Messrs Gums X Co. No 10 Exchange Place, New Or
leAns. La
Rev Mr. DuvaH 232 Broad Ut, Newark N j.
Mr. w Hsldeman. Louisville. Ky.
Mr. feYcev Teller Detroit Mich. MIC
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AHorHER BANK RoBBERY.-The agent of the
Bank Of St. Mary's, Georgia. in Savannah, gives
notice that notes Of that bank, principally fves
OF $500, were Stolen from a package between
Augusta and Columbus, on the 23d Of February sand
consequently will not be paid. They were all
upper corner re ward of $500 is offered for
their recovery.
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PAPER HANGINGS.
WINDOW BLINDS. sc.

w NC CURTIS. No 50 Maiden lane. have inst re-
every quality and price LANDLORDS others ntua
paoerng done spring will hnl eb'ct to tal will
assortment WINDOW SHADES, painted in very
posure to the sun from So per pair with large AZ
Of Chnts:s snd linen fer shades shade futures &C. HAIR
MATTRESSES constantly and made order of the
very best quality Of Curled HAIR at reduced price.
Country INGREDIENTS and shepeIs are nyisea 70 and in
Furnished with curtains and bedding at the shortest noce
ID on the most reasonable terms, w. q. CURTIS,
mo 3t+ 50 Maiden l,re.
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Which last mentioned sum more than forty. per
cent beyond the interest amounting before stated
81 $4,000 An annual appropriation Of ssA per cent in
is sufficient to extinguish the principal in entytwo
and half years. and the old per cent domestic debt
Of the United States actusly paid of in that
to pay within the period fixed by law the whole debt in
GLIDING the 81 now charged to the general fund.-
even II the state ultimately Obliged to pay the
zoe loaned to three companies which have been
deducted in the above estimate
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PARK THEATRE,

/
THIS EVENING, March 10, Is.2-The performances will
the Mi Nina is"s sTyoR fn,'sIsd
n.ghss, Po'ia. whesfiry ysoDe spipo.a, Abbott
si:, s!s sss... NJ; Ne. & ssaS
49,. THE yi IF sseslet t:osa ,ie
Owen walisms Wheatley ! Evan Pnteehard, Frederieks
iy3dV Nf Fy.. .'s''' NJ: s c ca.s%..
Adm..i0n-Bo.s. 81 rt 50 cent. Cali. ~ q ssnis
CHATHAM THEATRE
iss' will
R..,,; THE Eg ! ~ 4 y S1', r \ %tE ALPS.
& a:ii:s,I Ds...y+. : 'I N: NJ. S'.,: @'''
TIE E S sSis ZEN EN- ;; tsasS
Jenny Golden HA'''
Jenny %s.; %seAsl' Joha SETON Mobs' Mr. s...n.-
8: !: i: ss .::
THIS EVENING. March lo-The performance win
L. F eas:,r;sE. LA NJ. H.n....l.
Richard hiS SHflsi1GS; % y H..
'' c nI1' t. Is so9 ;s VIII M'.' Roberts
Harriet Jack Du Ms. s Mr HIS1nea'tis
f!.: ss s,:s; Upper
,"o-s open az eys. Curtain rise, half past seven
AmEKiCAN MUSEUM.
Corner Broad,cay and Ann street
rvrpv Upder the Manager Of Mr.. P. T. Bsruum
EvEhY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK. IN
Msnaye5 has at much expense, ,f an engagement
RENT M the great Chinese Jusger, nee Ss
audiences in Boston, who ssionished at he snpn
SKILL and ingenuity which he display ed ADD fn
". the Chlpese ere celeb ,aed PItIiPS.
5S g: Ss%'s y M9I i1t oStfp R
H HAaS h K4Jk RN1AD: ALBINO LADY amp FANCY
MA :NErISM; Half million otcuriosities e1hibitips dav
400 ngs. spend day Performance every Saturday after.
noon Grand CosmoI anna views changed every Monday
Admlita1ce to the whole and entertainments ~
cents children under TO- half price, Day vistes admtsds
..o.e venIuk Itee. m
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-SuIclDE.-Captain Enoch Chase, of Bath, New
Hampshire, aged sixty. five, hung himself at Ha-
verhlll ON the 10th ult
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SAINT remedy for the Of Coughs
Hoaseness Sore Throat and al classes Of Inauenza,
SC is kept constantly hand by the proprietor lsa
Broadway Of Howard street; and May be had at
the following convenient locaons:-at Kiersted's, $40
Broadwayj ofC. briggs, 6Si Broadway; briggs Jay.
Unen Place, Bowery; Palmer, corner of Bowery and
second street, Ludlau, l2l Beekman street, Hinton, l67
Eiphth Avenue
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To l7asts RI OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having list
Of their cacoes, passengers, aud ort OF vessels lei.
tie port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAErr, Of fleet
Of news sshoonsrs. He will board them Immediately
their arrival
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Foreign Imp0rtations.
LIyrRpooL-shie st Mark-l3 pkgs B A Momf ,rd-l2 r
blackburn 81 h Wiles-s L otott-l4 Johnston Bur.
ritt. 90 chai dson Waison-sL Aerbury -I5 b. nd
% DenDison-6 Ress Brathers faton Stewart
60 Haris14. Tooker, M-sd& COILS Godfrey Psiti.on
co.'s Wukley-1i0 DAVIS Brooks co-56 Churchill
c'css Uaderhil COLO Norris coy Godfrey Pason
SCoshsa-Its sqs pig iron Durfec, Tisdas Aubrieht-i
Rkss kssreil coles VIM Chauncey son-e Jei sop-4s
WAX T. McInfosh-5O DIV Cook & COT Harvey & saeg
as Thompson Wherald-5 tons tin 80 bars iron is
bags nails ~ tons iron order.
CAhrH.o hai epge-Ilss hides bx bdls shells
80 bdls skins 50 braeha bbs copper "a demjohns
capava bg platina do gold and silver sn-22co cocoa
nuts 1900 horns 60 hides males hides bales
sarsaIarla w w De Forest-55s hides Evsrt Battee-i
Dor shells Pcaba Msnz bsg gold and SILVER Murray
X Lsndman-Ii tons old junk TO master
MArANzAs-Brig Warsaw-25o bYs sugar M T-yor-3e5 do
Meyer siuekcn-50 hhs Rowland Aspinwali-s Or boxes
Chsmrney Aen-ehf do sugar Aymar co90 600 oranges
Acker y Ackery.
Domestic Importations.
CONFERENCE.-The ope270 bbls 90 hf do bales cot
ton sprsgue * Robinson.
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K II. NFSON, AucIInueer.
HARDWARE, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c.-Jscob 8.
Patts Sixth Spiiug Hardware sale If 900 package
caks Of hns hardware facy cutlery fancy goods &c. will
take place ca FRIDAY the nth inst at 10 O'clock at the
Il fiat sueet consisting Of tx
bingham Sheffield German, Fresch and American Hardwa
BThe city trade will find it their interest to examine
this Of hardware Of the goods just
ed and The intention is TO sell them percnpory. mo
RlEtL ARCULAkIU, will sell, THIS Morning at ten
~ o'clock at the auction 3O4 Broadway cornerof Du
ane street Furniture Clothing Watches Jewelry &cA
sty q household Of bureaus toilet card
seaos ottomans looking glasses &c Also 2parer orrans
and French mann faciured seray hims
Aiso dress and frock coats psnaoons vests and variety
Of other co,hpg
A!ao, sets candelabras cutlery &c.
whips ' sS as
As1, WatchesFins gold and silver lepne watches toge
ther With an assortment Of ewely OF descriptions
and other articles redeemed from superb
orrresch celogne; counter and bar fixtures. milo It,
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This concern appears has loaned the State $500 oos
or $4,000 more than its whole capital and deposes-
The consequence is enormous circulation, which it
is forced redeem. The stock which 1t holds from
the Stae has fallen to 90 cents the dollar according
to the prices at which sold yesterday involving clear
loss of $aSoOo The following the leading features
of the Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati the LIST instant
compared with Fet. l. 1912
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SIGNOR DE BEGINS
Begs respectfully to announce to his friend, aud
the public that his
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT I!
Will take piece on
FRIDAY NEXT. MARCH 18th, 1915

FRIDAY S WI s. S s;;; Fl n.A 1875.
APOLLO CoNCSfERT ROOM,
MILE = so SP'sh MEET MEI1zAr,
aus ws vii MAKE her first
%s 1. es sc ~ @s Ft 4:
SiGNoIR DE BEGINS.
q shs oteasio r., with iu Band viii the GRAND
iHi Of GsS PER LA
And ''' desire r. f''9f f'se
He yill ;.g The svont French RoadsJA D.
: s%s:e fs ss III
MADEMoIsELLE SOPHIA MELIzEr, =,
ss Der , fire.. %s in
ID sSsSS ESSsh @ Sssss sR Es;
snlf' with sisn'' de S s,sf OTTO $50 D'
3. iaPs ssfsa led
SSsss: es: s If ss
%o 81 3RS5s' Mss
Will perform on the Piano, and the time in New York.
HTPcR ss RYIe so ' Perform
PROGRAMME.
Grand overtpr.-rup psni.-''haub.r Flo.e. Mo,,,,
Re tars and h A aao,e
.SoS S'sr ss ss
0''"% Ai.EA s' d: il IL:
Grand Sr Ss". op.rar Of d III Saldsni
siSsSy r: lis;ss siS;. Az:
FRENCH S:ar: D. s::"'
Com. Innose9's sioyane 9o e'sn
BY 5. s With M
Tin this see1a the na Far Grand o,erturs
Grand oysrtur.-..Fuli Bald-Ihs Jubel-compo,ed for
New s sonS, sh bat she knew
Duetto BufoMss:oa n",;en,s yuor,;., Cr Morris
Otto and n, iS'gnOr Dc Bss,i'NTo% the celebrated
Grand fana'a-sOlO BY Mons Aupick-Corne. Pis
s:ss ssPs sss M H.:
Nj. : :%s suS 81 s SsS
d: :Besni'-( rom The celebrated opera Of LaCa
Solo EIsss@Mr. Kyle S Ssss.oai
R! r. }"sisn0ri perdoDatemi, &C." ''"'1
And Fio,i;i LA tus .ere. aecendi rmen.. &c.}i
sisnorde B.sn III. se.n, will represent the Fanasied
ysss os Mons a j.S% s...t
MSsy oel. s ss.e q I:n S;eIos g. e.
Tess; Non on; sos, each to s
C2bSGE I.s s sill ha ae nGPST
sion Rons ~ ,s.r r. s'ss
s NJ Iass. s Id g' rs a. :a's
the f'n'l0r''' and 'eTP s6t;R Ell * rhO'ex
Du.tt-x and r. sHAwIan iii me wher. i. fame, sr,au
SIX S morning i.sa:
s~ MssiyR SHAW Oh take m: bach to sM n1sa.
sh x H H %: M
From the Siege Of Rochelle, Bale
S''PsS sssss %HaS Norma ss
TINS county. Thslberr
sopg-Mr SHAW. Oh steal not the rsy,r :. CiifoS
songTk SHAW. goldman, spare tina, Tree"
Du.t.S r, sHAW", F.o,.v.ni.. singing . .H"''sf
son. - ''''''''',-''''' 'Fioravapfs
PART H.
Duett-M. II. SHAW" Asit fell upon day.
words rom shdkf .Riahou
Song-M SHAW" Yes methinks ! see her smiling , CooIs
Soug-R. SHAW Oh. happy night"
From Gustavns, -. ........... .Auber
Duett-M and II. SHAW-"Come brave with me the -
BeIli
Soo-PiaDo Forte-Mr WALKER-Rondo from Les
III
Sons-Mr. SHAW. To lhe vi Feast"..." Rookie
Song-h. SHAW" Wanted Governess j Parry
Comic Trio" Philadelphia Intelligence Ofce,". .MS
Doors open Vt o'clock Concert to hence before
Tickets SO Cents for sale the door ony on the evenpsfoa
perform mq as
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BY THOMAS BELL.
tStorssNos. n finn and liS FtsIfogs tvests.l

THURSDAY.
At I0l O'Clock, at the auct ion store,
sney Sals Olo dry goods. ~ery groceres
nsrdwsre cutlery guns. splendid wa'ors 20 boxes
ea"oes ~ % eoap, ehlmrs Nsdsra and sherry
SATURDAY,
AT 10 O'Clock in the s.iss room
urnure-Ihe entire elegant furniture family giving
,S VIZ: carpets, chairs tabl bureaus, sofs oil
NJ .uts paintings looking glasses p
all kinds Of prlor drawi,g room and bedroom
n sshen uiea.l' croekery, china sass china
Piano fortesAso witt reserye aud
new piano fortes. '''' A'eolu "anu "HS
Aiso' copper steam boiler and copper cy lnd,rs
~, AT 10y o'clock, in the auc ioa room
iano splepdid piano fortes nv m.
most celebrated makers Of this country and Europe ~
A LOTION NOTICE-FRlDA Y-Cabinet FurnItuTe-A
~ O'Clock VIII be sold in the Large Fulton ST
extensive and valuable stock Of CABINET Furniture The
uve property OF manufac dealer Who has given
up he business. 49, $3.50
Comprising tea, card work and dining ables marble ton
tier and centre do; warob-s Frer ch and dstea
SIDE boards PLAN and dressing polished marble
Top 40 conches SOFAS sofa beds cyans oomans spiendd
Frebsh and fecap chairs bookc quart tables rock
InE Chairs &c &c al OF the superior description and
Catalogues Thursday and the furniture ready for exam
nation.
Also came m., sets splendid lamps large vases
French Plate looking glasses.
Al /! O'Clock precisely.
beautiful rose wood piano orte OF exquisite touch and
tone
ms ct THOMAS BELL. Aurtrnecr.
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sales at the stock Exchange.


On Tuesday morning, by the Rev. r. o. Currie, E. J.
NiDGLExto MARY MATILDA Bennett, of New Utrecht,
Long Island.
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teTePot and addressed to theChairman Of theCommee
oil Finance, from Messrs. Gsllan NewbOld Palmer, and
Lawrence This letter, after briefly running the
events OF the past FIVE years. tracing the Of the
present embarrassment and pointing out the improperly
and imPrseticably Of depending upon Bank loans to
meet emergencies, strongly recommends the course
pointed out in the above extract from the report The
following 10 an extract from the letter - e'a
II appears therefore to that the only provision to
be made must be in reference TO the puncual Of
interest ON the debt aud its final extinguishment within
the period contemplated by law, keeping ia view the
obligation to reimburse about five millions Of the Princ
pal in 1915 and 40.
" The interest is estimated az follows:-
Stock. proper Of the State. si7,ssi5ss sssssls
Stocks loaned TO companies II
and guaranteed by the rIs'et.t
ps ss;s D.;:r,,. sSls'''o s''7oo
: syracuse; and Auburn
X Rochester 100000
sssssIOo an,sss
New loan Ito pay temporary loans Xc 600 600 20 600
:, a.. ., a., sassss,ass sl,slas0a
Three companies be dedueted... 1900 600
The amount to be paid by the State
Will $24 4ee.200
contingency of being called upon to repay the
United states the deposit Of H0l462, 10 remote that
1t need not to he now taken into consideration.]
The gross amount of tolls, and for sur
plus water Of all the State canals for
the year ending s0th Sept ls4I, was 81, ssl, os4
damages. rdinsry aud extraordinary,
amounted Tor the same year t0.... Sal ,52s
Leaving, for the nett canal revenue. $i.4sssss
From which deductng annual payment
10 Inc gene al fund 100000
Leave. nett amount. ..;:....... sissssss
Intended tax Of one mill on assessed property Of
pool, 0V0 600 500 600
Total resources applicable to interest and redemp-
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DRS. SARGEAN I AND
MALLESON.

DRS. SARGEANT AND
MADISON,
physicians and Surgeons from London and Paris in
constant ATTENDANCE ihrou ybcu tie day. at their Office,
suited with the sctei confidence in all either
Ds sa.gsani and hay. had extensive oppor-
uuities Of obtaining and perecnga thorough and practical
;s ss wei e:
and III MS
under Sir Benjamin Brode and the first physicians Eng
NIB select assortment of perfumery and the most ar
proved patent medicines milo Ina,
SUPERFINE DRESS COATS,
both Pps 81 SSAkITyi rwgsrygous
DOLLARS also Pantaoons Ten Dollars, at PHILIPS Cash
Np-rn. ,,ov. i.s Broadway;
T.
& e. sscnsa s ,d,s
lit proportionablv lower. lis
Asa FIR2TFEsEy Fac s;
six times with amos the rapdi,y of thought The pistol
az u:
Ro Be- ra ISs
the pocket and u,sd with hand heat the loss Of
can crook his nger They are no larger than ordinary
For Traveller, Hou.sLseper Captains Planters. and 9th
* many as one Of them equal to near
Gentlemen are nviie to call a. the store of the advertiser
aoS te s s h o S sssy
them all othen For sae wholesale and retail by
J.. O. BOLE N.iO4 Broadway
fi5 imeodis' between Wall andP,n,
NUTICE-Passover Bread and Meal for the ensuing Pas
~ for the Elm Henry and White street congtga
tdns ready for delivery at No. 1850 South cor Dos
street, entrance IN Dover street. =,
ALSO Caution to Israees to be on their guard where
they purchase several bakers have put up their win
dows for SALE who Gagged for anye the conErsga
tons perars commissioners sent out BY
these ions for customers nj Wv lwd eodtw
n AGUERkEOTYrE-is Dasuereotyys apparatus com
- rIete. and Pattern,
fto brsnch Plates
Aromatic Lenses
50 Bottles Hypyvs lphite Of Soda
~ Bottles Oh bride Of Gold
Chrome Chloride of Iodine. Trpot and al kinds Of Che
rnieals ning the received by Packet
ship ersneois lst, and for sale BY ARTAuLT kC0.
mo I'm IS Broad street, W stain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

n7- CHATHAM THEArKE.-Messrs. Scott and Hiels
appear night Felix and Rosavs, in the drama Of
the Hunter Of the Alps supported by Mestsyer, Mrs
rhorne and choice favortss Of the stock company
John Seton also appears in his firing Laughter
provoking part of Jenny Twhchsr, in the dramas Of
the Golden Farmer and Mobb the Outlaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10
MARITIME HERALD.
Ospartsrs Of the Atlantic Htsam.r..
Packets to Arrive.
Packets 60 Depart.

Ste am ship Clyde, Woodruff for Charleston. Sayan,
Havana, &c. will sail hence 10th inst