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OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.

One Of the new features of the comIn .
volumes will be the introduction Of "Por
traits of the Contributors to Graham's Ma
gazine," which. of course, will include
nearly all the eminent writers Of the day.
The 35.h volume will inc Jude, from the
BURNS Of PARKER, DopsoN, & other por.
traits (engraued in the highest style OF
the art) Of Mr.. CooPER, Professor LONG.
FELLOW, "MARIA DEL OtclDENrE," Mrs
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SMITH, MRS. EMsURy, g. several others
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, April Io-6 p


On Friday we stated that two petitions were in srcu
laton among the stockholders Of the Mechanics Bank
ing Association order to bring about liquidation of
that institution before any Of its capital stock
squandered Those petitions be at the store
of Moore Baker, ao4 Broadway where they are open
for signature
The prophecies Of Nicholas Biddle Esq. are now in
process Of fulflment The penentiaries all parts of
the country are reclining their fugitives" The
grand jury of Wayne county, Ohio have indicted Ben.
jamin Bentley, Cashier of the Bank of Wooster for Sc
creng the assets of said bank with the view Of pre-
venting them from coming into the hands of the bank
commissioners The sheriff arrested the said Bentley
and the Court held him to bail in the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance at the next term of court, answer the
charges preferred against him.
The liabilities Of bad and doubtful banks continue to
depreciate in Wall street. The following were the
rates Of some descriptions
State bank Of Illinois, dis Ills Canal Script sac dis
BIZ OF Ill, shaw seeton IS do Indiana $50 IS do
United States Bank IS do
Money ia Wall street plenty that is to say the
lume Of the currency is small but little business
DOING and the quantity Of business paper Offering so
limited, that no legitimate calls for money exist and
prices both of produce and goods have fallen to SO low
rates, that the quantity of money now represents
amuch greater proportion Of goods than did two years
since The following prices Of iron OF different periods
from January 1910 to January l52 from list furnished
by Henry Brevoort, Esq. to the Home Committee on
Manufactures will indicate the grea. fall in prices in
that description of goods and evince the depreciation in
the money value of all goods -
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Gcssns from New Orleans for PtsmOuth. AFr SON Cape
harriet Of Providence from Charleston for Marses. ab
Same day. Trescott, Of and from New York bound to
Osprey sdays from Charleston for Opoo. date, lat 50 80
JoeA Porter steering f. could not understand where from
or bound March 81, lat IS IS, Ion g. 80.
Foreign Ports.
sr S.,;d a.. fs m M
Tu.ks LAsD. Mar asia port Her'ens' for Nfork ds-
f Is Nd Going into d: river wa.AsiSa Barge
e ss!J ss N YYGi c, s @ The:
too Tor New York Rsssess Gutter Bo,on Folly Wiciham
Mason, do; steigiiz Huntt do.
Unitsa states Ports.
Lusrc April ssld Robt Bruce, Axan.ra; Elizabeth do;
$S!l sAn seisre., rhil.ssllhia. p Town.
eoior g Jso lexington Mseh's for NYerk Art nh ca
PoET,MoV1H April Arr at the Navy Yard Emily Knight
ss.LEs' April s.Arr Bc,e!. Marsnhan.
iH Ra.. SYo ni.'0
%s'1;ss :HI
aS s BntSn e.
Char toI Boston: fs.p:es Bsiso,.;
o1 SsnSeie Me for Alexandria E'ens Georgetown &C.
al Nv s., sf Sarah Man. Asn
Boston. Arr 4th Mystic. New orb for do HIN port the
fall RIVER April AR Carolina and wandopa'se Geo
1rn SSS S vsn G.n bal o. Sid Ma
pnsyIDsssf April q obs Mobile Potomac, Ch.
''f s1'ss 4S; s Fins:;: s;lii"si Factor
i ca s
~ R,sHMoSP April sid Richmond, New York Arr Sally
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GREAT MASS MEETING OF
THE PATRIOTS
AT SIX O'CLOCK

crisis having taken place in the public affairs Of the
country, all Americans native and naturased possess
ed OF true PATRIOTISM requested to meet this al
ternoon at six o'clock in the Park PATRIOTS to take
into consideration the unworthy conduct of Congress
the faithlessness Of all parss locofoco and whg-the
general demoralz alton Of the times and especially the
recent conduct of certain political clubs to disturb and
defeat the purest intentions Of the people, and to dis
grace the federal government of the republic Also 10
consider the nomination Of JAMES MONROE, Esq. as
the Patriot Candidate for next Mayor and TO put in no
mination the name ofCHARLEs A. CLINTON, asthe
Patriot Candidate for next Governor.
By order of the CHAIRMAN OF THE
PArRIor GENERAL CoMMIIrRE.
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Foreign Importati0ns.

Lospos-shp st James-io3 pigs g B. Norwood & coo
JHoney-4Weas & 8, rings WS& SWar;sg-9 Smith
Canning . eos RostwsIl cos il r Mai-2 Ward
shtfied-3 Collector NYort77 Chapman $50 Hendricks
Brothers-6 Carnes-2s Vyse-6 Bell cos Wsds-
bold Lewis & Fai,man,ls7 McConnin-s Oppenheim &
COT Dlckson-2 Partridge X son-l0 Freeman-l each
Gnl,et-Bowen, Jones s. eo-Habershaw s. Jones-DaI. &
Msxwell.E Straage-W Kmbal.H MurIhy-Niblo Z Dua:
lap-E w Bu-W&J Morrison co-Gei VALERIE
Crosby-H Bel-Garretson -Dawson Brothers-W Pick
ergso tons hemp Hicks sen5s5s bars iron DAVIS Brooks
X COS bd trees IA CO 10 order.
Cliiton-;S tons coal 50 DO salt Macy
SIX Enrman-4 Wilson Brown-2 Cameron * Brand-2
Smith, Thufgar sc la WIN Whtehead-7o Gregory CO.
so Cadwe-8P Stott-250o bars Clark Sill Co
I'll do CO l0l crts ~ cks 4 bales to order.
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Died

On Sunday April 10TH Mrs. MARY, wife of Alexander
J. Henderson, in the seth year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from $40 Pearl st, corner Dover.
Albany and Herkimer papers will please COPY
April 9th ANNA MARIA ROBINSON, aged 76 years. q ma.
tive of Chatham, England
On Sunday, the 10th inst, JOHN CASEY.
The friends and relatives of the family requested
attend his funeral this afternoon four o'clock from
his late residence, OF Canal and Elm streets,
without further invitation.
On the Sd instant, Of typhus fever, Mr.. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN REIys, in the 34th year of his age, eldest
Son of David H. Reins, printer
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PAraIor GENERAL CoMMiTrRE.

90 AMERICAN MUsEUM-Among the overwhel
ming host of novelties engaged here this week are the
,Gspsey Girl Mr. and Miss Coad the popular vocalist
from the Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia La petite
Celeste the charming little dancer wonderful e1p .,s
girl only three year, DID, Indian games by Mr.. T. H.
White. Italian Fan.ocini, &C. Such attractions COM
bned with the half million curioses contained in this
mammoth establishment have no equal in America
The Columbian Brass Band led by Mr.. Dingle,
gagged and will psy the balcony of the Museum every
evening The Gipsey Girl can be consulted during the
Iov
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OUR EXPORTED AND srEcIE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED
49, FoR SEVEN YEARS.

Hence the effect of the low prices Of ls4O The cur
rent specie which sat so heavily against the country in
1882 in consequence of the bank imitation of that year.
was by the breaking down OF the banks, causing
fall in prices turned again in favor country to pur
chase produce which done to the extent of Ooe
00o even at the low prices bringing returns to the
country than for the three previous years This large
export Of -four in ls40 is doubt great Of the
ne. Of the prices ofthat article snce and under the
reduced scale Of duties in England, steady market
could be found at present rates The operation of sos
now going on specie is coming to the country TO relieve
of oits surplus produce, and consequently to improve
prices, while it fills the ch anncs Of business with solid
circulation, as the banks 60 down. wind up, and
In the suspended Districts large amounts of specie
liberated which before lying in the vaults Of the
banks Of no use any body By the stoppage of
banks and the resumption Of Others probably $2 900
Of specie are liberated supplsntng tina. of corrupt
rredeemable paper which was sluggshy moving in the
avenues Of trade destroying confidence and chokisg
commerce. With the appearance of SPECIE confdenc
il promptly restored Its value papabe to the sense
Foreign csin pouring through new York in exchange
for produce relieves the forwarding merchants starts
the currents ofrade and gives activity to the markets.
900 OF specie in active state more efficient
s circulation will raise prices heslthy and give more
10 commence than would ia O~o 600 of paper
of doubtful reputation.
For this reason inclined TO the opinion that af
fairs with the trading and producing classes now in
favorable train demand for produce sprnging up,
pu Is means into the hands ofsrmers and Of
nero handse. This means lquidstes the liabilities Of
the dealers to the INGREDIENTS and creates new demand
for goods which in its turn reacts upon the produce
market. Money may therefore, unit, business becomes
active as to greatly increase the demand for become
plenty in the hands Of capitalists and this would be
very favorable uncture Tor the Government to for
Cor, lie loor plvr
mon honesty, exercised in the financial affairs of the
Government, as to restore, in degree the shaken
confidence OF capitalists in it's stability; but while is
squandering its instead of approprating it to
the payment of its debts will be difficult to DO
In relation TO the new tariff we will here ia.
b showing the proposed change in those articles bear
ing specif, duties.
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MATHEMATICIAN screw.

90 NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United States Of
America Of Smiths Patent Archmedean Screw Propel.
ler and prepared contract for licenses the
same Any Information on this subject may be had Of
him at 81 Fine street.
RUSSELL STURGIs
New York. March 1, 1912. al I'm
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New York, March l, ls42.
City Despatch Post.


PRINcIPAL OFFICE Letters deposited before half past
half past IL, and half past o'clock, will be sent out
for delivery at Q, and o'clock.
BRANCH OFFIcEs-Leters deposited before 7, IL and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery g. and o'clock
ALEX M GREIG Agent.
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n aassnsDss

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING April 1.-THE performance viii cor m.nes
-, f 3 y SI ssssta''y' " rsfs:
Earl Z Lazy sisn % re- bar. Gs. Suppl, Ghpgsud.
Moran OConner Miss Cushmaa
TIE E sE ;ssssss y SSrR.'
Capt, Maeheath, 'rN"A Mr. Pearson
Polly, Mn. Koirh. Fisher
ASmission-Bores 81 Pit SO cents Gs,,,ry aa cent,
CnATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING EsH xE IF M ps. mISs will
10 MILES FROM LONDON.
Master Ton Dobbs. G. Ms,ay"sTI "''s
T' SISh GTss II Yhs h s :s, il a:.
ROLAND. M HELD
CLAIR, Mrs. Thorne vespina, Niss Nsstayer
Master Wood will appear IN 81: ADMIRED Cocoa NJ, Dance.
DEs f S 's of Dhs e bfii F ESfE
r,.,; THE MuG e iisi!S4; 81 ~ fALrnMo
-, Count Fierto Held
n st,is Es''' Mrs. T sYsrs
sse1.s ssssnts Sd and PIT ~ Gallery IN
ivTCMELL's OILY MP2C ThEAYhA
This EVENING April The perfornsnc.Iwl commence
Dina. . E'IeuEr WITH THE ryrT.
'Def srn@es. Emerads ''nh0'n' NJ, Tn G'aAa"
Myrtills. watts.
Aa ss zfieA
B Be-, 1v.,.r INr H.resst!e
Mr.: Novegobble' Mn, Watts
To e0re eTSp pItf r lSsrl''aue of
Prince Perseverance, Hcrnsasue
LoIipop Nickenson Cindersll,. Mrs rimm
sIcls .'csn'' Upper boxes IS
Door epen Curtain rises Ut half past seven.
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Arrived.

arrived
Packet hip ct James Sebor London and Portsmouth,
Fe % mdse Grinnel Minurn Co. March 2s lat 10 TO
an lon is to So humber Of icebesgs; 2s lat Al Ion SO,
shin ifton rgrrso from Liverpool Feb a. mdse, to
Macy& Son. Ga the Banks passed large number Of cebegs
very args-ffom five TO seventeen IN seh all day. IN
OF 100 miles. .
with 50 tons hides bushels ground
Nevius Son. Left American vessels: Brig Herald,
Howe sid Feb 81 for eeward coasts lark Gentleman
for Gambs sid Feb brig lie tnder for Rio Nunez sid 3th
Spanish schr Prsid nta brought in prize to ship
Mad gasca brig and schr. were also brought p BY
Saturday ngh-cspzed the wndass ana lost both chains
and anchors.
below.
One ship, two barks, three brlgs.
Sailed.
chips udepen ence, Livtrp5ol st Mark do banks Wash
ington mburr; Nashua arss lles Savn, Russian) st
fstersbug Theodore Heinrich Hamburg; brgs Sarah Brow
and q large heet Of others
Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE The RHODE IsLArDER,l
Arr sh, Abigail, sesgw,ck for AIersSdria
Arr sth Ednbnrg I'm Santa Cruz Cuba for Boston; Eunce
Ss y s pert AuTs Wnng Henry
burypor Pearl NYork for 1homassp Dors Camden for
York; Leo Thomason for do; Msdi Fail River for Cbas
tons Harvest for Boston; Wave Richmond for
Boston. -
General Record.
PAoxEr SHIP ToRo,ro, Atwood, for London will sail TO-
day. Letter bags at Gpin's.
WhnIemen.
letter from Jun or OF NIB report Oct a. hats Ia,
w, Haryest, FIJI clean, bound TO the Cr,zete Islandi
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Married..

On Sunday. the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Poisal
Mr.. ALoNzo H. GALE, of this city, to Miss CHARLOTTE
MALvNA youngest daughter Of the late Joseph Lancow
reux, Esq. of Albany.
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Packets TO Arrive.

FROM PORTSMOUTH,.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. 10
Mediator, Champlin, Mar 20
FROM LIvEaPooi
Roscoe ,HuttIesop, Feb Is
5. Whitney, Thompson, Mar.i
FROM HAvnK
Albany, Watson, Feb. "a
3 de erase, Barrows. Mar. l
Louis Philippe, CASTOR, Mar 8
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

The supply of beef cattle has materially fallen off dur
ing the week, but prices continue about the On
Monday only leo head were offered for sale nearly all
were driven NORTH and all the sold at 81 Sc per
loOlbs quality. The market is entirely with
out supplies.
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COMPARATIVE sr.IAAENr rms MORT IhrohtA.
ARIioLEs SPECIFIC DUTIES, A tMrosks y.
ACTS or 1925 AND 1852 THE BILL rRoroskD 81
" Duties BY the several pvopossd
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Passengers Arrived.
LoNpoS-Packet ship st Jamcs-Mr and Mrs Walter and
chdren Of New York. Mtssrs Bal antine Cook Crossey
Fitzgerald Wheeden. of London-5s in the Storage
LIvERPooL-Ship Clifton-Gcoge Roach, Of Canada and
a3s in steeIage.
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This table presents the rates current in the New
York market at the periods mentioned in
with other facts indicative of the elements of revi
val of business Whenever capitalists and dealers are
satisfied that prices have their points, invest
mens must take place. The low state Of exchange is
already attracting the precious metals from Europe and
their several policies nWal street offices for insurance
and considerable Of specie their way from Eu
rope This is the natural and inevitable operation of the
laws Of trade In 1910 -four fell to very low rate
Dictated in the table, Tho effect of those low prices
in the following table Of the export of -four and the
import and export Of specie -
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TINS Is sumcientto exhibit the great fell which has
taken place in goods both manufactured and imported
The late sales Of imported hardware auction evnce
fall Of 5oper cent from the importers value In dry
goods the same decline is manifest on the ether hand
the products of the soil which the through
which these goods are to be consumed display the
falling off in money value, with the exception OF four
which Is perhaps quite as high at the same pc.
riod in lslo The following the prices of some Of
the leading products
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Auotlon Dalo0s
BY THOMAS BELL.
l1tsYesHos.Sa .dnn aud 10 FLttcnsfresfs.)
THIS DAY.


=. At lot O'CLOCK. at the sale
Extra Sae-Without Reserve-Sofss. chairs French bed
stock table and bed lnenThe
wig valuable sz2o pair foot benehss and otto,
mans vey fine scfas sofa beds 20 dor ihogany and
maple chirs 10 Fen and other bedfead 10 rocking and
ewng chsrs an eatre strck OF hair lest
reds holsters and pillows paasters and sofa pillows,
quantity OF tabls aod bel linen, qus blankets counter
panei SC
TUESDAY,
~ 10y o'clock at the of Blocker aud Ham rnonJ ss
tsiegGt FURNITURE comprising handsome three ply and
other carpets oil cloths ssas chairs card diprg
ana other tables looking glasses china
ner anu tea sets book bed
iurniture bureaus toilets high pest and other bteads
mattresses painted blinds variety Of kitchen utensils
WEDNESDAY.
AZ iol O'clock at the sales room.
Splendid and Extnsie Sale of Fsrnure-cons ing of
beautiful second hand house keepg articles partly lew
AtiI O'clock
Cabinet Furniture by catalogue at the large store Ann
street. Formerly the EPISCOPAL Press the spepsd stock
ofcity made furniture offered for from the ceebaed
mapulsc tories Of 4 erand.r, KSJ Young Goodale &
Co The sale will take place without the above
store not having in the auction Every article
viii he warranted Catalogues in time he furniture he
Al lal o'clock at the sales ro, I'm.
Cottage SaTte beautiful cottage with garden shubbery
vines fruit &C. No 10 Coreia street, well known for
mer residence Of of Oldest ezens Terms liberal
Also splendid marble top deboardF sets OF the richest
KIND Of marble usrs gronsoes and lamps cost from las to
$3.50, beautiful Wilton carpets, rugs, matts &c
set OF extension tables
Also, splendid rose rod p,no forte.
THURSDAY.
AtlOi o'clock, at 66 Greenwich st.
Elegant Furniture-Particulars hereafter.
Also, an invoice OF Splendid pantiDgs.
Valuable FurnitureAt io O'Clock will b. sod the excel
lent fonitue Of one Of Oldest housekeepe lately de-
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PAVILION AT NEW BRIGHTON.

4 w
ss'fs" ;. ri * M
op:S:d Tse:v' company o. the Isl Of Nay s.1t
Of
Cd Ss 90 s hs saS Of y s
cop: any to and rem The ey cl New YoIk, ,,...
Of his place Offer many Of business
wnap wh Dc % es Il sf n. s .s 2 10
persons Of leisure who wish enjoy country residence
terms will BE- reasonable and hi. devotion the
%ss With Sssrs WI" SATISFY an VINO
New Brighton. 7th April, 1912. assw
isI TO dE T.
20 suitable fer gentle mar doing business n me city, snd
i N: sfst Of %s:
daie posse ssicn will be given. 80 st
THE LADIES OF EXTREME FASHION
a iss' wES e
ss N a s9nHs have ,S been + &
s:I 81 ,s
s for to nj Is o ad s m T %
s: ss
make early application above They seen
lady such an .ieis vii
FLt0RI1A FUNDs-Ca0a BanT ard 15c S0q56ss s Trust
- . 49, l3Wall street
Illinois Scrip, ught and soa. mis-.
DENIM 4NsAlP.-A Lady Who is well qualified to give n
Ladies Of New York she would give private also
nstruc ion in two or three schools
She does not pretend to make good writers two
Of oros 1y 5
&c. &c.
immed ate attention. aslw*
THE MAGIC MIXTURE
b ertnrasE%ent Of certain di:s'ss lis Effects are
absolutely efecua in performing radical in very
then sure to Be no weaIps lett behind as i but too
FRI Sen,y the case through the msman cement physieans
atirg and delicate favor many hun
Sans NOT i Sss not he
s% e s e p Of soS IN Anew York
GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Ct Ei 1sSs REfszHes %
Co The book. End papers 1t piained were in a. perfect
bsen within squares Them. The ordeal through
which they had passed was not slight The OIL and
s a. n st sDGat se
The above safe sold by the subscriber Thomas
0reans and has proved immense value he owners
asscrment at prices ranging from $50 $500,
siLAs c. HERRING, No 1919 waterst.
only authorised ssent for the sale of wldsrs Patent
AW OFFICEs-Tobe lei from the first Of May nett
the First and second Floors o. No 30 Pine These
10 good nants the viii be very low They
Will be rented by the Moor or single cs. Fer particulars
apply to Earle u Fosse.t, on the premises fs3t.
GROUND MANGANEsE-loo bbls black oxide OF man
s1n''' ground ars e. ;f 81 Liberty
in house No "a Broadaay. Enquire the premises
|
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL IL, 1s4a.


SUN SITS 80 aIen wArrl.......... z,
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Packets to Depart.

FOR PoRTsMoUTH
Toronto, Atwood, April IL
Westminster, Moore, April 90
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Virginian. Allen, April 10
New York, Chopper, April 10
FOR HAvRE.
Baltimore. Funck, April 10
Rhone. Johnston, April 10
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April "a
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tn chin Masferax

We shall esteem favor captains of vessels ARRIVING
report shipping left at the port whence they sailed
the vessels spoken their passage and list OF their
Commodore Martin will board them Immediately their
arrival We will recprocate the favor in any way.
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#. 4 KIELL, Auctienter.
RlEtL ARCULARIUS will sell, this morning, at 10,
~ oc!ock, at the auction Broadway
attention. "'
Also few superior gold and silver Watches besi var-
ETY. Of other articles will be sole to pay advances 1t
UCT!ON NOrICE.-The tlagant Furniture tie sod al
au ton on wednesday, % and 80 Ann street nd lis
Fulton ct. will be ready for nomination Tuesday, after
o'clock.
alIN THOs. BELL, Auc' ioneer.
FRUIT TREES AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND
L SHRUBS-A LEVY will sell, Wednesday 18th, at
No lS Brcsdwsy at 10 o'clock in the morning sIen
Aprlcots SC. The Ornamental Trees and Shrubs IN
great variety and be Of the finest kinds
perfect ord Sale positive Catalogues Monday The
sale Of ants will be continued Wednesday and Thursday,
both foreign and domestic. s9 3tis~
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far-famed celebrated pills. f,om Portugal an
we perceive TO bs obtained in this country SeS adver
tsement the last coumnof fourth page. fe4 lm.is