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New-York tribune., 1842-04-15

Re,d. the above nr Peter, has procured Cayenne Rh..
fancy Lbzrngos Ct every l,.crlhiagi. Principal Gice, in
this city 49, Broadway and 10 Lbcrty.st.
sgent-Rng, So Fulton; liu,ciiugs, III, Rowcry: Owen
$50 Bnwcry MA I'm
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GTATE OF NEW-YORk.-ln Cham

b. \ LIZ =Of n [. w ] " Il h.-ln Cldn-
cery-Be.ore thu Vice Chancellor Richard iucimuiz
Admir- &c and others ~ Robert McMcnomy and others.
In Pursuance OF rcrrta! order the Court OF Chan
Gerry made the above entitled M The VICE ChdEce
or OF first circuit will 10 SOLD pulc auction, under
the direction c. tie subscriber ul The masters OF this
COuri, by < H. Ludlow, auci!Qncer, NJ isr Ncrca2, TX
change the SHY OF oh. the i:i day OF r,
1872. at twelve u'clris 81 NOON oi hat day.
All ;iat certain piece parcri o! iani, u.ge,lrr with
thirty ground front: and thirty feet al gronDd
the r,arIhcreof il,ins the hall strips otand
Intended Tor and appropriated hghway--l
known and slii. nisle, b: lot No 81 map certain
OF land ,tuat- the eacriy SIDE o; Greenwich road,
III tie Ninth Ward OF HE City O; NcsrInrh. formerly be-
longing ibraha;: franklin. John franklin and William
r. Robinson. made iy " ian Bridges, City Surveyor and
iird IN 0i.cl Q i, Clerk Of The City and County
N.w York. winch ~; is bOune, ON he north and south
ily the saHi strips OF afI a.!ovs u.ntione Tic
hv land Isaac Naridr. Senior. and ie ~ 10; No.
~, containing >ilty-nne feet nci! the sorth sixty
inches the south and In length each SIDE
Two l,uu,ircd i.-;. b.. HE >:Iie NOR. or les.
And also. athatcrrlain o;!er piece parcel OF land.
OF certain strip OF Iau intended for AMI appropriated
street or ghway) known and Distinguished as 10, Nc.
62 an the a. map. which said lot tuunde,i north
bv land OF Iau. Srw.r;, The east b.: land Isaac Va
rim. Senior the south by the strip ~, iant last above
toned, and the west by lot No s., Containing
eight inches the aorih two !lDdred and
tty-pur Tho inches
The rca- and hundred seventy feet The side, be
the le-i0gelLer with al ani singular the
citice>, buildings rights, members, privileges, leredl
and aDpur t!iercnnto b. longing
wise apTerraliiGg. Dated Newly ORR. S,E 4 pr. 1872
a8 laws JAMES :. HIGGINS. Master IN Cl.2ncerv
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Wells 4 Van wagener, Solicitors nc 2a,y,ds
IN CHANGER Y-Before the Vice Chan

= CHAMBER -I3clOre the Vice ChIn-
4 cclIor-Fry.crcE rluz, President OF The Mechanics
thanking Association. William L. Dr"raw aud others
In pursuance. ,icc.tal order the Court Oi Chan
cer made tie aove entitled will he sold pub
liz under he dirrcIionot The subscriber and ote
Masters OF said CnnTt by wilkins RoliS, Auct0ne-G, al
line Merchants Exchange, III the City OF Ncw-f ork, on
tn o2l d. Of April p,l;InI, IL O'Clock noon, OF that
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III that certain patCt Oh !'H -it... s ana '-!iI1 ~
The SIKH Warl OF the CITY OF BEc0lvn. in tie County %
kInrS bounded, and Described Is fellows eginn!n.c n
the noierl; corner IF Union ard Clntonsrer in >ad
City, running tleacc castsry on said tnion-Stre"
one hundred and sSy-hve ieet thence nnrlerl; In 'nr
rglIl ar3ie with hundred I"ct thence
easitriy il; lin. parallel with lnon>crt fifty feet
thence Dosilerly Ing r! angles with non street,
one hundred feet io Sacsa,sreci thence westerly along
Slckc;tsIreeI scv.ninc feet and three inches 10 Red
Hook Lane thence soutwce-iJ a.ong Red Hook Lane
10 Clnonsrec;; thence soa!!ery alJn@ Ctiaon->treet
three 10 the place OF begnEp9. New YORK. April d.
1915. W,LLiAai y. CAN fBEII.,
al oawulS A.az.r in Ehauctrv
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PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore. Virginia.
a Bank Notes Checks and bought Il, reduced -5at- by
+. p. JAMES, co Wa-sI.
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GLASSES ANU SPECTACLES,
made after the most approved principles Optics and
by The sk!.iu Ocu.sts ai the honor
bic Acaiem: Of Physicians ,!r1na and H. several Eu-
roEean i2iver>e FOR their superior efficacy .a .apta-
lion Tho various visions OF ac Long, Weak Si1l;
New-York tribune., 1842-04-15

4! lhr rcs:re>duc and rthlaleI OF Acl eTi o! y1At.
vet T. .c Of; i, Hud 10 al tia; LOT OF groUnd situate
The Siatean, nd ili- iiiy Of Sew York the North
westerly si, 81 Tie Third tanir, s.n ,iy.;rne fee;
Nortl-easicry from Srvcnceii street being tNcilyttTee
fee, in breadth, in front and arrcG feet
depth on each side Their with the buildings thereon
Standing which Lease originally granted by Peter
Gerard Stlvycsant the 8th day OF pr 1885, FOR the
o went years. yearly rent "c@Iythfec dollars
aavalr ,ia. ;v subject also ,otwo renewals OF twenty
ON. wears each. .,tty. ok, ;;.arcl, Goth. 1872.
moG 2awi.i is WILLIAM n. G,Iil' l. -
WILLIAM Va" Hook. Sol. Master 10 C!inncrrv.
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M SE.Va,s EgsroRATivE.-We take pleasure IN caiIy
t a,,pon OF our patrons 70 his truly rr'har*Sbr rta,
ration !, claims Kindred 10 the no>nn!- OF me ddI
La ing hat! It's orig 10 .enerlon 81 o4d ne ''tict
i principally Egypiiar ana b. iat re!ar hao" people Va
u>,I WIKI uilt: .,rrSs in ali ti>9> OF Indigestion ar "h<
he vial energy reduced II acS Natures hnnd-maS
nrnrn.r M tho functions healthy stale. In Dy>pela
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Breakfast on Eoaru.=
80 EsMORNING LINE FOR AL

sssseS=7Tz.. BANY iron' 'hc staAlA"a. Pier foot of
barclay srct:I. Passage s. 80
TLcnew o,r. pressure Steamboat TROY, Capt, Golilan,
Tbs (rnars;:ay( aorning. !:i3rli IS: AT @o'cloch
Thrlow.prcS steamboat aiHSNN, Capt. j. Glen
kls fritav Morning, 4 pr II, O'Clock
For pussaec apply Tie Office foot Of Barclay or
on board
Nocc-.,ll Goods Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Specie,
o other kind Of Property, taken shipped, or pat on
boa r., dis boat must be The risk OF the Of ucl
Goods, Fr,lg,., O.. Baggage, &c. ma
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Increased during It's a~..
r les, j. required 10 prodce
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Sold in Eewv nrk, al wholesale and retail byA. r. L D.
sands, Druggists, Nos. 10 and 100 Fuonst 4. b. Sands
Co., c75 Broadway, and David Sands Co.. II East Broad
y Y M Ii
New-York tribune., 1842-04-15

So!d =, wholesale and retail by A. b. D. Sands Dry,
isis % Fuuon.ss corucr Of Gold. AMI 100 Fu'onre-
Ai.., SOLD nv AhraahU b. Sands, Co. 213 Broadway.
,r.nj, Buildings, OF Chnmber>sreet; David sans
o. ~ East Broadway. corner OF Marset..tre.t; Rus
ton X .>pnwall. no Broadway, 10 A>nr House, and
WiIljam,rret; H. King. i6l Broadway; F. L. CotoI' y
RIrsrker..,rcet j Crulnbe, col 8Owery; +. r. Alr4
ino C:ran.,ree; i W Smith Rrookyni J Z: Nan>cn.,
hny,n Albany; Weed Waters, Troy Or. Jayne, fns.
Gplrb;: Dr ba,l.,n. baltimore; ~ W. bull, iarnEc;
J. l. Wssworth. Providence; hr"wer Stevens Cn>ning
H., ,,n pr;,. ~ cents snail = iar.e ,itt MO I'm
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INIiRLIC CAUTiON.-S;Mee The GJ-

.,
FEVER AND AGLjE CuRED.-Dr.Lc Rays Indian
Vegetable Tonic warranted certain cure for Fever and
Ague Sick Headache Pain in the Face, Nervous IDENTITY
years has used by the inventor and never once
nown ID fail Price 81 Sold only NJ al Spr!ngs 1alm"
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Ner,"na CrfaE.ihiS new SHAVING compoua.i Is 10" ~.
l,.. m .yall agVng tie ,:!$oii Ini>efS As ali,ls
those t;n prefer .airr their avn Hurnai crops He
BARRIERS s,v that pot st ii lasts twice as long rs The sam"
quantity or av other >opO,aciou, preparation; While those
who their sxpence declare that with HE 'cena cream
dull will insure snioothcrace tln most OF '' 'u
sc1,s with sharp besides il Is fragrant 10 the >eiise
sratrnirly To the skin aud prrGt ssa1g +: q
Lrcau nof.o,, ans; r,..il ~. kiS1, Crcn!stand
Druggist IS Fuio:l street. n
g. s. Eewar--.i s'.'.,-': limitations and observe the
IN, MI In
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EZCITEAlENT.-Scaree

POPULAR t.NCll Ea!EN .-Scaree.
" day passes without >or,e new cause 81 eNciu>
mrn, Thu, grta;eS md most lasting has been FEMANS
MEDICATED LOZENGES All classes are loud 10 lhei
praise. ILEn" " r.>
have recommended them from Their puMH tar>on ''rt
has repeatedly spoken in the highest ler'as ct ' . 6.
rOrc or1tOn
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nlNNEFORD,S PATENT IMPKOV-
lied EEECTMG.iL FLESH GLOVES ard STRAPS
prodrce healthy Of system BIZ wi,lnu, Ii.
risk a. tearing DE skin al the Ordinary Hot se-;iar Glove.
liable 10 DO.
The great value OF ne Iiorse-air Resovaior as ,sr
peutic agent when applied 20 the Human ho" vel
known 70 every one w!e has paid Inc ea. alteration ,:-
importance OF healthy action OF ,is skin rcJ1i-- farther
comment
Fer Sslebv a. q. SANDS Co. rs Broadway, corne.
o! ChampsrSStr-~t.i >ran,- Building
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\ X. WARD, Patent Leather. Top
~ Hides, and Coach Leather Manufacturers, No :
North E>>tn-sfrrfi. Newark. \. j. me- u
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An EUANCERY-Bcfor the Vice Chan
,l,--Ic, D,,,i. ,I;.,,,

Stcbl,iS, franklin :. Kinney.
Pursuant 10 u lccr..! order Court. mad IA the
Nov M % Will sc ;s9l 2 .nie a,.tiyn al t!e
direction OF ur su,r. oucol ,hc Master, o t!ll> Court
hy +. H. Ludlow auc,ionees Q.tnf o hriin next
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sales at the stock Exchange.
State Of Trade,

AsHEs during the week has been heavy sales embrace
about IS barrels pots at from $3.50 to which latter
price the bulk Of the stock of first sort held Ofpears
aboutl20 barrels were sold, principally ut $o5, the
mai nder at fraction less l,. sr.I !
In CorroN during the week the sales fall considerably
short Of those of the previous The transactions
amounted 10 5000 bales OF which 2400 Upland and
Florida at set cents $50 Mobile at al0; end $50
New Orleans att II cents. The arrivals during the
same period were 1886 bales The general prices are
unchanged, M ~ t, Z
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Have been dull The sales that
were effected were only for city and few small
transactonsto fll Eastern orders The price Of Canal
Flour $625 Troy, $6o6I under orders to sell afoat
Ohio -four IL in better demand 300 barrels Of prime
tice sold for city $6a5, while other Ohio
brands bring So 6,lat Southern Flour is dull at Sc
The following sales Of Real Estate have been made:-
Thvss story trick house and lot corner Of State and
Henry streets Brooklyn lot IS by Ito H. sold for S. $50
Lot adjoining rs b. 100 feet. s7ss
~ do do -. ........ 500
Three story br ok house and fcu H. Is by 100 fee
honse IS BY 30 feet and building. ~ BY 90 feet,
SOLD Tor. $4,000
-Four story brick store, So Wafer street, 90 feet
inches by Al feet ....-....... $3.50
Two story brck he use No. 30 West street, near
Perry street, ~ by SO feet 42e0
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There are several other institutions both chartered
and Free that toterng.o their foundation but the
Commissioners will not interfere until the public have
actually sustained the loss. r
The question Of National tank fiscal agent has
lsng been bone Of contention between the political par
ties The broad principle in contest is simply that Of
maintaining steady currency, of creating an ex.
pansive nuctua,ing currency. The advocates Of the
latter those who the victims Of the Bdle
ten of finance; that is, those who soluced into
ex,ravagan. spec ulations by the Stimulus OF bank
dts and who being overtsken by the inevitable rsvu-
sion attending that system, ruined by The depre.
citation Of currency These people have clamored for
and obtained bankrupt law which legaizes the rcpu.
diaton Of their debts the ground that through cir.
cumssnces beyond their CONTROL they contracted debts
in cheap currency, which they cannot pay in dear
currency. Those the aost heavily involved have taken
advantage of the law, while others have been hoping
that through the medium OF government Bank tempo
rsry imitation might be created by whish they could get
clear Of their embarranents at the expense Of other
peoples the other hand men of real capital, sound
views and regular business contend for regular and
steady currency, which shall the industrious por
ton Of the community from the insrisues Of the speeula
tors The strife between these parties has hitherto pre-
vented the adoption of any plan. The following asy
norsis of reported by the Committee Of the House
svxorsp OF THE Fiscal AeESr Bill.
Sec. The ENchequer Board TO consist Of the secre-
tary Of the Of the United States
One Commissioner appointed By the President for four
years. Salary SO 600.
Sec D. To be established, not tsan ten agencies;
one in each chef city. sA NJ.
Sec s. For the Board there shall be clerk and
register.
For each agency superintendent, and register
one clerk, necessary, for each superintendent, and
each register, ia.,
Sec The Exchequer to be the general agents for
ceivipg and dsbursng transfers and transmitting the
public monies under direction OF the Secretsry The
Board and its shall pay all warrants drawn by
the proper officer. To he also the Commissioners for
Loans and pension agents. = .-s.r sf.46 1
Sec s. TO receive 900 Of specie private dc.
poses and issue corresponding amount of certificates
of deposite.
Sec To issue in payment Of claims at the option
ofthe public creditor specie cerhcstes oil depcste,
orreasury notes The paper so issued never to exceed
the specie on hand. i0 .a4 .aw. ri
Sec. :. The several mints to issue similar cerif-
Gates. u r felt.N
See g. The certificates to be issued without premium
and OF denominations not less than $5 nor more than
SI0o To be redeemed only when issued.
Sec The board and agencies authorised to draw and
redeem each other asd sell the drafts for cash. at
premium not exceeding per cent
Sec TO- The Board TO purchase foreign and domestic
bills FOR the purpose Of transmitting the public nnds
and to pay its creditors and for no other purpose hat
q ..Tl. .. F. Fl. f
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Sec a. All tine psy men,s made by tie eAcn.qu-r 10
be made in gold and silver with the consent Of ths
Ths does = shs sevsrnmcnt may be paid in ape
cs certilcstes treasury notes. and bills OF banks I'm
ceived The Board ard its sssncies to strike weekly
balances with all the banks in their neghbouEhood and
settle by actual ment No individual ever to be al,
lowed to contract a debt with the exchequer.
Sec ~ No agency to receive the deposites OF indi.
vanss without the assent Of the Stale where esta
is. The principal boarito provide regulations for
the government Of the agencies and the officers TO give
bordsfor the faithful performance of their duty.
Sec IA The board and several agencies to keep dis
tnct sets Of books to embrace ell the transactions
relating to the receipts and expenditures of the public
site transactions The profits sccrung from exchange
dealing to be applied to the expenses Of the exchcquer
Sec u.s. Salts to be brought in the name Of the Uni
ted States. y Ntit-
Sec. l6. The Treasury rooms to be in Custom Houses
or other public buildings OF the United States:
wherever situated be deemed in the Treasury and TO
be accounted for as such.
Sec. ls. Any dedication infringement Of the law
~ any Of the officers Of the exchequer to be deemed
felony. 81
Sec. 49, Enaeting penalty of Imprisonment not less
man one nor more than seven years Tor uerng or
Sec. 90 Similar enactment for forging counterfeit
ing.
See. 81. Similar enactment. for engraving orl having
possession Of fraudulent plates - -
This bill presents evident between the two
parties and desire to cloak the expansive bor--
rowing principle under a pretended adherence to
the constitutional standard The first great objection
is that there is way for the support itself
and ray its expenses offers to Keep deposite the
gold and silver Of individuals and to issue certificates
therefore withouta premium. How the expense Of this
operation to be paid does not appear This is TO be
done to the extent Of 600 and useless
restriction and probably inserted only to embarras the
passage Of any bill.
Another feature Is dangerous one viz that the pub
lie creditor may, at his option receive government pa
per specie Suppose TO 60 into opera ton
now when the revenue is deficient SIS 600 oOo The 80
vernment creditor rather than wait menhs for specie
would take paper credit circulation Of SIS OOo
600 would thus be established This would mne
diately he deprecated and return upon the Treasury for
duties &c and the government would be in the
receipt ofspecie wherewith to meet the paper
Tor redemption There other and slaring objections
to the BILL but there very little probability of s
being seriously entertained in the House, forbear
further remarks In few days the Senate Committee
will, doubtless make report, which may be hoped to
be more in with the wants of the commu.
nil
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LaiEsI FROM HAvAaA.-Ihe governGa~Dt - oe
hverinE up to the 1ri,ish Consul the "SuPerintend
snt q Captured Blacks all the negroes brought {"
xroes have gone by the name Of Emanoipados
They amount to about 10 600. Eighty-twO were
delivered afew days since, and received their pa
pers Of freedom. A certain number are 20 be de-
hyered every month "
The Coupons or Bonds given by government 10
the holders Of Pexetas, their reduction, are to
be paid within three years. They will commence
In March to pay these Coupons by lottery which,
Nth a.. NIL. Isose nose .umUSIs - 60
tain degree, are paid first, and so on until they are
all redeemed ! a rs ~ +. 81
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Rankrupt List.
SOUTHERN D,srR,cr or NF,v

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEwYORK.
Shepherd DO; Darius Jones do Jsmea Ayres DO!
Henry T Wheeler, do; Orren Brown. do; Charles II
LoyejOy, do; John Latson, do; Mead Wheeler, dol
Ycelin, do; Abraham Brewer do; WIN. Byrne, dol
John Chsdeayne, do; Issae Nee, March 10; Caleb
dol Lewis Stewart, do Amos Morse DO; Edward Solely,
csty, April q Isaac Tyson, March as Henry siosns
70; Charles Starr do; Leverstt Mills, April 8; Marshal
Spur, ~; Richard w Lswrence, Hampstead, L. !.
March 49, Nelson Crosby, South East Putnam April
John Gednoy, white Plains Westchs.ter CO. Cyru;
Lossee Kingston. Ulster CO., 49, Daniel Youngs Brook.
iyn John Luther Johnson, a6; VIM Henry Therne
New York, May H.
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
george Jlson, Lynn to show casse March loi
Joseph Millett do do Edward Carroll do doi Gilbert
Boycs, do dol Geo Collins, do dol Thos Swan, Mar
DISTRICT OF MARYLAND.
samuel Toy, Baltimore, to show cause March Is;
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
n VIM Francis Richmond, to show cause March %;
Stearns, do; John King, do dol Richard sansay do
90; w Stricken, Chesterfield county, do; Albert
Henry Benson, Albemarle county, do; Edmund Brown
Richmond, do. r >
John Collins; Charles Chase; Edward T Russell
William Graves; Robert Illsley; Alonzo Whseleck;
John g rolford; Oliver Dorrance; Solomon Hawkes.;
Charles Child; Thomas sfe' SAMPSON s Aaron Wood
man; Hugh O'Donnell; William Gorhem, jr Luther
yewett; Charles Bradford; William York, Charles
Davis David Capen; James Chadbourn; James Bridge
Stephen Winslow; Alfred Reddington; William Yves
ton; Granville w Gay; William Jordan; Ebsn Moses
Scott James Tallman Theodore Samuel Ire
vstt; Zebediah T Hubbard; Henry Rooth Ephraim
Wildes; Warren Brown; Leman stockwell; David Wat
son; william A Wingate; Nathaniel PIERCE; Samuel
HYDE; William G Forbes; SamueEL Valentine, William
Woodman: Joseph Stoddard; Charles DAnnett; Sam
ue starbird; Matthias Vickery Jonathan Nichols; Enoi
Upham: Anssl Upban; Judah Lunt; William Torrey
Themes Emery; christopher Way; Edmund Lombard
william Crockett; Barnabas H. Palmer; Israel @ John
son; Woodbury. Mains; Charles 8. Buckley; Rober
Stevens; Henry Illsey; Stewart Lee; elias shurt
left. + ~ g.. ..-.
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Died

: Died. "
On the 10th inst. JOHN WAsnIScToK, son Of Edward
and Sarah Windust, aged Is months and days
The relatives and iends Of the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral from their residence
IS Franklin st., Sunday Feb 20, at O'Clock PM.
At Brooky n yesterday morning. of scarlet fever Avn
AeKEs MoSTGoMERr, wife Of GsoTge Greenfield, aged 10
On Saturday afternoon the 10th inst, HANNAH, the
wife of VIM. A. seely, Esq, eyed 46 years. 30
Her remains will be taken to Staten Island for inter-
ment on Monday morning, at hefpsr 10 o'clock, from
No. 1856 Greenwich street. corner OF Cedar.
On the 10Th inst, of lingering Illness Mrs JANE MUL-
LEpY, in the 4o,h year Of her age. lt.f
Her friends and the friends Of her John Mulledy,
and the friends Of her sonn law g. sedwith
fully requested attend her funeral this Sunday after
Aoon at o'clock, from her residence at 20 Madison
without further Invitation. l'
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2ls,ssi


Loans, 2ls6si
The sully, for Havre carries out $37 600 in specie.
The city government paying of those Of its
bonds winch mature in March next This is doubtless
very acceptable the holders who can invest their mo
ney again at more profitable rate.
The Lafayette Bank Of this cityone o the Safely Fund
Bank this morning dscredited BY the other insti-
tutions and the Commissioner at last thought proper
to DO his duty, and enjoin she institution. 1t
had long since lost the confidence of the public. It's
well known connection with certain stocks, the opera
tons of its officers and the low price Of its stock in the
Market have long been premonory Of its approaching
fate No movement the part othe Bank Commissioner
took place however until affairs reached such shte
that the other banks would longer trust III then the
Commissioner thought proper to move. The following
is statement Of its condition compared with its return
one year since.
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puonc expense, woul1 be pivhiDnea; Out ON tn'
q ue son, which came home TO the members them
sslser, the committee asfeund without q quorum.
number. the House was compelled 10 adjourn from;
a sheer inability for want of sufficient number tei
proceed with the public business. ,s.t
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t. III; asa Prpe a.as,luy Informed
e; . s1s ;!s:.sT !; NV; SsE'
q the have ss,es VIVA DIS
,S.s, ~ sssssf q; limited
v ICnATi1AM Tf1 Il ErW &. :
MoNDAf EVENING FEB aIMThs performance. - com
S D. & ii%s.' u.s. 8. DR. 1 TSS4n.
JaSesie. Ma. Mae TTss sray.
H ss'f.' &c: :rs e sSs his Foot
IT.. si aS 3 l EsS 5;!: u
visconnt y:la!ii, :. - - NJ. Goodencrgir
Lady SoI.til. a,al 10 MI: Ns: s.tsy.r
oeoy: :s:s Il 81: C%tsia ...: !. e ns:si:.is
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. al; The psriornass. win COM
c.. s..m 1sF "a sAy s:si;:s Mr.
E@lr "' N'eAs''' CAPT R'' Firm MT hdNa
For the tenth time. new. s safs s.e Burl..qu. on
Richard Sally Ann. M'shs-fisGE! fN sss =. NisIn.
yhif RI RE stl!SSis 70
'''' Sophia: XII eA.'s!s: NJ. Singleton c''ls
IA" hD'' X ko S:i,- NJ. s sase' H B'rsf
M csnts. Private boxes S. "
Ooors open at half paa ax. Curtain rises at seven
10 AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Brocdtcdy and Ann street.
uncsr the Mansge ofNr. p. T. Barpuu
- . The wonderful Exhibition Of
Inc PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greifest invenion Of
- the age, is in constant op* ration
Ai LOVE '6 is' %S5Ss Ta sf RISES ;ssi s
Virginia. La Petite Cerito
Maigerito, NJ ,d'e Rosalie
Mag cian Mos Sylvan.
Francois Master Henry.
After WHICH, arey of SONGS New Dar,is and BaIlads
- by Mics Taylor, T. q Booth Heartily and Bruce.
The Falls Of Niagara will be exhibited Immediately after
the performances in the New Han directly under Lectus
Room. Il
The Albino Lady is here every evening.
10 Performance to commence half past o'c lock, az
which time Bell will berung. fi4