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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
FRESH SPRING GOODS.


rRIs>H SPRING GOODS.
NyTM. = BUTLER, Importer Of China. Qucc aswarc,
w and Glass u rccciylg per ship lia,k Away aud has
anoai pcr Nuciod now daily expected and all
tie manufacturers hs usual large and selection OF
thna, Glass aud cue swarc, which no ccr
buyers.
H. feels confident HAT merchants will no, consider IL
necessary father North Tor goods In his line. II
will but give him call. WA. L. nUrLER,
mrS doors above tho Hell Tavern
DLtTk TEAS, superior qualhy }, Ia papcIs
ID GUNPoWnER TEAS, hue aud extra tnc
LOAF SUGARS. NJ ,owcst prices
BACON MipOIINGS, in p,ims order
ALMONDS iyica Sott shell
LONDON PORTER. quarts
MADLlRA WINE, iu ciEM caSkE-for sale Nv
DAVENPORT h ALLEN,
"a ~ Corner Of u aud 10Th streets.
- iCiI striped new styI twiilci buc-biack aud
III colorcdS'ss, Tor sale 10y n. Il PRICE
NEW DISCOVERY.
TUE Subscribers have for sale three kinds Of Magnetic
u E'hct-No tuT con lmpon which cxccss all. and
every KIM OF cousuinptvN nccinc that has been
discovered Try o. and You Will find Il no humbug. Il Is
sure cut ii the iurr' traf stages.
Magnetic Ether NJ , Tor Nervous diseases, which the
patients NIL find Ia help thcutn - hours, auda
IA short lime. 1t has nayoriI failed Ia the dangerous
Magnetic Ether No for Liver aud SC fioua diseases
book or treaties OF various diseases accompany each
Package. ncrusal will satisfy any purchaser they
possess Tcca iudC pcudcn ami superior other
COMPOUND lay HEN. We not afraid o have the an
tested 10y the best ply ot the day No gpackcIy
about the Magnetic Remedies
Medical Societies Invited 70 test and condemn them
publicly II they ate not what they recommended 10
be. II EusrACE & SON.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
TIE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving aud will continue
af... = q -farat,. H.
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Foreign InpOrtntions.

LrrRpoor-Ship Geo Washngon-3a,s sacks salt Grnnell
Mntum col pkg II Ehson1i D $ Kennedy..-2 Boyd &
son-i woodward & Connor- Young, Smith K col + iuse
eoNi R'e6ieio ces CO.. II w Wilson ss GO
Crook Coz r Dolan son-1 kinesland < COZ Par
dow--lo tryro Grnnell Mntun col pkgs Atterbury-
Tooker Mead col Fellows Van ssdsle COL Rudd
Levi-5 Gihon col Bnns lalstead COT Coies, Hay
dock coz Oskeys son-- II DiIon5 Richardson &
Wilson's Ludlow col Woodward |. Conner27i ingos
richs BrohersMre bars White wrstsoo bls tin plate G
Morewsod cooo iron 81 bars cks bales CO
TO order w..
LyERpooL-ship Emblem--7 crates Garetson Jones'
5hhds Mayors bales Wood Johnson x Buctt- bales
Dsnnision7ico do Crap, CUNNINGHAM Bucanap-o bales
Bird Gillian co-a tmsses Leert-e2a bores tin plates
Phelps Dodge coz hd 10 crates csk Webb Dougas-7
crates smaey Weldon-2 hhds 8 crates Drnmmond-9
crates hhds sonenbuv, Day coii2 csks Wink
l,ys6 esks 20 bds Corning co-33o bars leo bd Eg
sacks sal, 100 ton. coal Huut co72 steel 81
LNEarooLIShp Europe an3,U bars 10 bdls iron j. Rey-
burs-lo bales Wood Johnson Bunelt-S do smith Thur.
27p bars 40 bds iron Hunt Brock-2j c,ses cks Harvey
Slagg-l crate 2hhds RI AIcock-2 crates w "a
y hhds D,ummond-I case III Le6eman 4 co-lS bale,
bdi- iron q w Shield bs~s oI,9a hsl'p bars 20
atl2 bales Vande,ool-io do John t;bon 3 CO.. do
road iron 100 bd hoop and loo J ' o<S paf'
LnERpooL-Bark Obcrtjo bales blanket. , ~, Gor,no
Hodges eo- bslss linens s@,y Th.rgsr colo sacks
w Chimney Coz crts Caldwell co3o do JJn,s,hII =
colOo pig iron so do coal salt Roche Br,
co0 boxes TN plates % kgs wool TO
order. - -
tons coal Macy sons bales Smith Thurger COZ al,
hon X CO.
GIAsaow-Bsrk Lady Of the Lakei5o PIG iron Matt
land Kenne ~ colOO coal "A bxs mdse Knox rI BIZ
chest Rev WIN Tnvefs-3oo cks bn Lee col BIZ :
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, May 3--6 I

tuesday, May 80 r. M.
There very small business done at the Board
day, and prices changed but little. Indiana 5s per
cent Delaware and Hudson Long Island 4. Sales of
bills on Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore par.
quantity of certificates Of the Union Bank of Florida
were offered at auction to-day and bought in at 40 cents
the dollar by Centre Co. The market for this
description Of paper is % to IS cents
The following among the broken free banks of this
State the failure of which the Comptroller has received
legal notice Bank of Olean James Bank, and the
State Bank Of New York at Buffalo.
We would ask Of the Bank Commissioners why it is
that they have taken steps to the order of the
Chancellor for the payment of the bills of the broken
safety fund banks The Comptroller take no action
in the matter until that order procured As soon as it is
issued the Comptroller per cent stock to the
amount which the State is indebted to bank fund.- say
about $550oOo, in redemption Of the bills The delay of
the Commissioners nexcusable nasmuch as il gives ia
cty designing men to purchase up the bills at heavy
discount, and hereafter profit by the redemption.
We mentioned few days since that a run had taken
place on the Oswego Bank The Cashier of that instu
ton has the following in relation TO the
tran section
OswEGo BANK, April 80, 1912.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
The recent run this bank for specie did not think
deserve the notice appears in your paper the 2sh
The whole amount drawn did not exceed two thou
sand dollars. The rum however, has now subsded and
specie 10 usual accumuating on our hands Our
notes redeemed at the Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Albany, and at our counter.
Please make the correction fr| f.t
Yours, &c. II. II. HURLBUT, Cashier.
new fraud in imitation of the bills of the red back
hanks hos just made its appearance Buffalo purports
be Of the Farmers Bank Of Cattaraugu" rather badly
executed but calculated to deceive the unwary Some of
the bills not signed and on one appeared the
significant names Of " Goneaway" President and Cum.
back Cashier.
At Baltimore Railroad orders 6s cents on the dol
lar Wheeling banks 10 per cent discount; Virginia
banks per cent discount.
At New Orleans the banks have decided to pay I'D all
balances against each other week. the legal mo.
ney of the Union.
The banks of North Carolina to-day.
The following is return OF the Bank Of the State of
Georgia and branches the 4h April as compared it'll
the return of October l64l =
BANK OF THE STATE GEORGIA AND BRANCHES Arm
OCro IQ4t
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LvERrooL-Packet ship Geo. Washngton-Nr ShIIiber
r. F. Robinson, J. Lewis VIM. Marie A. Chaes237 the
steerage
GLAscow-Bark Lady Of the Lake-John Caberton G. d.
Kennedy92 in the steerage.
BEmMUpA-Bg Gazelle-E. Harvey and lady, Miss Tucker
C.. j. Tucker, James Henrison.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Tybee--Mrs. II. ID. Tontane Miss T. c.
Tontane Mrs. NJ A. Richards Miss A. f. Humphreys Mrs
NJ H. Monson Col o. Humphreys Lieut.. II. N. Clifford A.
Ogden, J. Petty, Anderson, s. w. Finch, NJ Tousky r..
Tryen, A. Tryon l.. Gumrs A. Deas22 ia the seerage
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL. ANA.
no. Nos ~ 3tu and ll5 Eilif0u Sfyftl.)


"WEDNESDAY,
At l0ls O'Clock ia the sale, room,
s ss ,n a 5b sa sS s%
TH sale viii eo@pIi,s nearly Of all qa.e. and
o'Gff sTiisls. !" r. line ma rate. ' O
A.S s aa G f aaes Of ss a."s si Valuable @
remaining in the store ~ street, The store let
every ''F " ~, ' @ <' % THSHsRS s ~
Receivers SAL o 1a ISSfe Fa ns saes
be continued and closed the sale Of elegant furniture sofas
a1S 'S' ssS$ $is'i:s iss
French bedsteal splendid secretary book esse. wadrobes
so"es marble top and dress
Also sirandoes lamps vases clocks, curtains chandeliers,
FRIDAY.
Piano sS 4. tai. . s,Gs
new mahogany and rosewood piano o,tes.
A'o same a % h. VII FIX % ely, Be- s sSa the beautiful up
Ogas-Aso two valuable pnr,or organs suitable for small
A UCTION. NOTICE-RlEL ARCpLARlUs will sell
this morning at half 10 O'CLOCK At Tie auction room sS
ing &c Also quantity Of broad cloths cassimeres drilling
Ai.o quantity Of Paris 6ombaanes, fs, coors. six gall
loom Ao good % q new ready %aae
brushes, backing soaps reriumery and variety oil Other ar
GREEN HOUSE PLANTs- AT AUCTIoN-'wiIl be
sold ppb,c auction at the farm house OF the subscriber
choice selection of Green House Plants, formerly owned by
ycrtise
The railroad leave New York for Fordham O'Clock
A. NJ where will be in readiness purchasers
To New Rochelle and returning at o'clock F. NJ thereby 81
via; opportunity 70 Dsirn the same day. COVlLL
SShoud the weather prove unla,orable the sale will be
VALUABLE PAINTINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.-T
BIRCH junior, will SELL on Thursday, 9Th May, at ten
O'Clock, 28 Walnut few fine old and modern
Painngssome of them equal offered in this
ry-tSee Philadelphia Papers.l ms 2tsr
The Great Race.
UCTION NOTICE.-WM O.. KENT 1856 Broadway,
has received lot Of splendid double and single timed
independent second Watches with three Jewels
ted expressly for sportsmea of which will be sold to the
highest bidder the off, of the
great between Boston and Fashion, his sales 6
Broadway near Maiden ae) where may be found all times,
large of the finest Watches gold and
Regular sale, Mondays Wednesday,, and Saturdays.
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and examine
Cash adv made Watches yewey and Diamonds
signed. NJ. HENRY, Auconerr. mp lwNr
A UCTION NOTICE-EYtensive sale of carpets rugs oil
"a cloth, India mating beds mattresses bedding, and other
house keeping articles, Wednesday i0la O'clock in the
large 80 Ann and us Fulton including 100 slen
did Welton, Brussels, mpe rial three ply Ingram and Vene
parlo and stair sizes and attcns
Many Of them uncommonly beautiful aud IN good order
m2 THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
NOTICE TO FURNITURE OVERWHELMING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway, the Hospital,
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture at 10 cent less than the quality
of work selling at the amctonsconslstng OF Draws
Couches Sofas covered in different coored pushes sans
and hair CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns die 6m
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlnmt,c ste.mer.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem IL favor captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. s. Martin of our news feei
report OF The shipping left al the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their cargo
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin vii
board them Immediately on their arrival We will recproca
the favor in any way.
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6y- UNPLEAsANT.--Thei weather for phe last few
day has been very unpleasant and as great many
sons been exposed to its influence they w doubt
suffer orlless from coughs colds Sc. which be
removed in very short space of mc by ncighbor,
DR.. shermans Cough Lozenges His CaInphcr Lozenges
remove Headaches Papitaton OF the Heart &c. in few
minutes and are the only remedy known for Sea Sick
The Drs. office is at 100 Nassau Agents-Red
ding, Boston Burgess, Philadelphia Reed Baltimore
and Frank Taylor, Washington City
a@- FACTS WORTH KNowING-A positive stay
for the hair falling out, restore il in bald places
certain cure for all rheumatism and swellcd limbs
exceptions II.
warranted for all bruises scads and other sores
ana sore eyes
"A positive cure for the salt rheun
beautiful dye for the hair-willhot color the skin
Warranted.
certain cure for ~
4Each Of these to be had at n Maiden lane, and such
proofs of these facts will convince all who VIII can or
send for them, gratis
The public may rest assured there fancy in these
assertions
0y- TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.-We request of our
read this article the whole OF IT, and then
IL circumstances require it, ask oil them TO test the
truth Of what have asserted.
We saw from personal ledge that Dr. l.. D. Flem
mnR's Worm Candy is pleasant, mild and efhctual
remedy for worms in children.
That his DarrhGs Candy will give speedy relief from
that painful of all diseases.
That his Dinner or Tonic Candy is certain cure for
ulness distress after eating, heartburn &c
That his Cathartic Candy is of the very best uni
versal sizes known. For coughs, colds bilious com
=
We further say that these medicines purely vege-
table md only agreeable but desirable to the taste
Sold Wholesale and retail at 1876 Nassau street
no A VOICE FROM DOCTOR RECAMBIER AT
PARS-Our interchangeable agent at Paris, in soliciting
fresh and heavy supply of Pease Sons Hoarhound Can
dy has obtained from Doctor Becamber the distinguish
cd member Of the Royal Academic Of Medicine and ply
scan of the Hotel Deu the following brief but powerful
confederation of medicine that has reached the
highest emnenccs of foreign and domestic popularity
which is a. follows -" I certify that have used with
great Pesse & Sons Hoarhound Candy, in the
most obstinate catarrhs splitting of blood contracons Of
the lungs and suspension Of the powers of breathing and
articulaons and fearlcssly recommend useful
diciDo. (Signed) J. RECAMBIER.
Paris, November 10th, lS4l
Agents--Zieber. 81 Dock street. Philadelphia; Redding
State street. Boston, Robinson 10 Baltimore street, Bal
timore Haldeman Louisville Kentucky; P. Teller, De
troit; Haviland. Harrow Allen Charleston, S. Carroll
ma; Watson Co., Memphis, Tennessee; Thompson
Co., Wheeling, Virginia. Tobey. Cincnnati; Cook Pitts
burgh. Pa; H. Rawls Co.. 81 State st., Albany Weeds
Waters, Troy; Williams, Utica, New York; Hays l39
Fulton street Brooklyn; Duva 23a Broad street. New
ark New Jersey.
N. Bach envelope Of the genuine Hoarhound Can
dy signed J. Pease Son. 40 Division street. of whom
can be obtained wholesale and retail
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Passengers Sailed,

HAyRE-Paeke ship Utca-Louis Garise and lady of New
York; Capt r. OSuivaD Boston, H. Thomas, New Orleans,
Mrs Lids and servant France; NJ Dacosts and friend M
Moroccan, l.. kakct.
LrgRPooL AND HALIF.xSteam ship Britannia from Boz.
ton-For Liverpool: Henry Whtwell, Jeffrey II. Bracke
Miss vandenbursh Masle Y Parker and Gro +; Parker
n. ]. Bow cs and lady, ]. A. Ratllbun.
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Kennedyl ok Jessup-i case bales (onon Hodges CO.
ID eks beer Tooker Mead CO.
VALrARAsoShp NatcheziS2l bars conner 7,lI dry hides
1i pass l6 bags wool Rowland Aspnwa-5 bales Guaya-
qunl hats ) bxs bar silver Alsop < co.
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city Despatch Post,

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcIPAL OrFIcE.-Leters deposited before halfpast
g. halfpast H. and hapast O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEsLetters deposited before Z IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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T, tHAnLtsroN-Brig TybceAidse Smith, Mills < co; w
q Rowland; Bernard; Brustlein, Koop co; Burnet *
huna firh Hall Bay, Ward x co; Jannsrete co; M
~ - -
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BEACON COURSE.

TROTTING.
THE Purses and Match advertised off this
Tuesday, postponed on account Of the wea
ther ill Wednesday, May 18th, at oclockPursc 500, free
horses rotted for money-two mile heats IN har-
Geo. Spicer enters G. f. l.: Bnlwer.
VIM Wheelan enters b. <. David II. Porter.
A. Conckn enters CHI. & Ephraim Smooth.
Hiram woodruff enters b. N. Ellen Thompson.
Immediately after. $780, mile heats, under the
VIM. Wheclsn enters CHI. IN. Brooklyn Maid
John Slicer enters CHI <. Don Juan
j. ID. MMann enters gr &. Smfns
Also match for S200 mile heats, under the saddle
II. Jone. names b. g. Daniel Webster
&. Weekes names b. <. Thos. jefferson. mi ltsc
.aNxA A1J EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY, di
rect at seven o'clock leaves the Pier between
~ - Courtlandt and Liberty streets.
The Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. w. Brain
ard leaves Monday Wednesday and Friday, O'Clock
PM
The ROCHESTER, Capt A. p st. John, LEAVES the above
Pier Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoon
O'Clock.
The Rochester and South America and substantial
boats, well fitted and furnished with state and for
speed and accommodations surpassed by boats
the river.
Forpassaee freight, apply p c. Schultz at the Office
the wharf, on board. m3
AS7 AN FOR ALBANY. TROY, and interme-
-2&-X- steamboat SWALLOW, Cart. A. M'L.ean
will leave the foot of Courtandt this "wednesday at
The DEWITT CLINTON, Capt. S. r. Roe. will leave
above tomorrow. Thursday May s. at O'Clock. mic
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We have received the following in relation a state
ment recently made by
NEw YoRK, I'd May, ls42
JAMES GoRpos BEsrErr, ESQ
In the money article in your valuable paper of Goth u
observe that in aluding to the stocks of the
Western States you that of the greatest causes
their dscre has been the bad conduct those having
charge Of their pcgociation that agents of the State
of Arkansas ier into the hands of the North American
Trust and Danking Company, and the result RUM
Now as 70 the bonds OF the State of Arkansas the fol-
lowing facts may not be generally known if YOU should
think fl to make the public through the medium of
your columns they will no doubt be satisfactory to the
holders OF said bonds The bonds in the first place
issued the two banks Of that Staee State Bank and
the Real Estate Bank-or the purpose OF creating CAPT
The u. S. Government pure hased about 81 oOo 900
Tho N. A: Trust Banking Co. purchased iOOo 600
and Joseph d. Beers of this city OOOOO0
of said bonds all of which paid for in cash in New
York and sshngton city mostly however in New YORK
The State received and consequently holds about 81 OoO
banks say for $1,000 of bonds issued the State holds
$500 Of bonds and mortgages, which the interest
pay able semi annually on improved plantations, valued
$4,000 double the amount. And further, neither of
the banks by their charters permitted declare
pay any dividends until the bonds paid both principal
and interest both of which they liable for and for
which, IL unpaid when due suits may be brought against
them and their property reached.
For the loan proc ured of James Holord ESQ. the
hypothecstion OF 600 OF the bonds OF said State the Real
Bank received SisoOO0 in cash and subsequently
depose Of securities Of Sl0s000, and there is hut
Little doubt on the repay by the bank Of this sum-
and the return OF the securites that the whole of the
bonds will be given up by Mr.. IIoord.
Respectfully your ott. sert D.B.
In relation to the 81 purchased by Mr. Beers
may state they issued to the real estate bank
principal pay able in London or these $780,
900 sold in this country TO the New York Banks
and Others without being made payable an place.
Most Of these banks have since failed and the stock
forced upon the market sinking the credit Of the State
and reducing the market price On these, interest has
heretofore been received by the holders in New York Mr.
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Aailuse llleBsts.


,,. ,, PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, May t-A~ performances will commence
Chapelou, Manyer,1 Bun see,,,, ,
To conclude with '''" -
PRISONER OF WAR
Cart Channne Cmppndaie Lieut. Fi-brace, j Barry
Madame Volette, Nj. R,nv
Boxes Sl-Pit, 80 cents-Callery 2I cents
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING, May 1.-THE performance will ror,u.,c.
ONE HOUR, or the CARNIVAL BALL.
Charles swiftly, Held OLcar. =, Mossop
Julia Mrs Thorn
Afer which
MATRIMONIAL SQUABBLES
Samuel Coddle, Held Young husband, Thorne
Mrs. Frederick Younghusband Mrs. Thone
To conclude with
SCHOLAR.
Erasmus Bookworm, Scott DR.. KeppeIcraI,k Held.
Helen, Miss McstAyer
Dress circle, 80 censBores s5-P i2-Pvate Boxes S.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
THIS EVENING May THE performances will commence
go TWO FlGAROS.
SenoT Senbleros, Mitchell Cherubino. Horncasi~
'''"'N' Aner which MISS ''0f"
LOVES OF THE ANGELS
Jap, 800 Mitchell Koran, Iorrcastle
Lis, - Mrs Mossop
To conclude with
nv, ,,. HU MPBACK.
WHY a Ml. w Mitchell Tom Clifford. -rsmeasrle.
vate Boxes, S. - - ~ 80 -
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fir-famed and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
we perceive obtained in this country See advertise
ment on the last column Of fourth page. FEB lm.is
yI,HE COMMISSIONERS OF Pilots :OFFICE is re-
moved No. South the of o. K X. A.
g. johnson. m3 Iwr
CtARPET1NG CHEAPER THAN EVEK.l.nrge al
dtions having been made former splendid stock o
CarIrr, enables offer assortment at this time.
Our whole stock Of this Springs purchases which
much less than last falls aud will be offered
BARGAINS than can be met with elsewhere The public
hcitcd to call, examine, aud Judge for themselyes
mtiwis C J. II. LOUNSBERY X co. 40 Peah street
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Died.

On the LIST instant after protraeted nes which she boz
with Christian forude, MARY ELIZABETH wife Of George
f. Townley and daughter of Capt Thomas and Marvarst
Stuckfeld in the soth year of her age.
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state OF Trndc.

The weather continues very Indictment and the outdoor
business consequently restricted Ashes-The transac
tons since our last have been confined 100 bbls
pots at So So CottonThe market yesterday was quiet
Flour-There rather more doing in the flour mark
Genesee is quick at IS S75.
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Arkansas was thus added to the list of regulating States
and her stock fell to Is cents on the dollar !!
The practical result has been failure and assignment
of all the effects of the Real Estate Bank of the
agents in the above transaction being among assgncce
We trust these facts will sustain assertion that the
agents Of the State of Arkansas fell the hands of the
North American Trust and Banking Company, and the
oc,,It,. cr,,,,
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CHANGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUNEL
~ has the honor Of informing hls friends and the public 70 gee
neral that he has removed his REsIsuRAsr 70 NO. Broad
the of the Custom House public store i'
establishment which will be known under the pane % ~,
ROPEAN HOTEL, is located IN the centre o. tnsiessnea
Wall and the banks IL has beautiu'! urc9.u
saloons for private parties snd furnished rooms i ave
sic The Restaurant will be kept on The plan OF e ue't es
absincnts of Paris aud the BIZ o. arc WIZ ""gs CON
tain the greatest and newest variety Of 1s ~" i''
. - FUR NISllED ROOMS.
,r,o LETT To single q. onen furnished good
i order a, PA Broadway. Apply ON the premises
ms TWIST
At oTJ( The r.rprrsbp heretofore evsting between
IN Charles Wsy and Alfred Williams diamond jewelers. No
v cr, IL dissolved by mutual consent All persons
nr demands said establishment will their accounts
nj Il, indebted will pesse make payment Immediately A.
Williams ai Fulton where he intends carrying the
mJ as. ALFRED WILLIAMS.
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Ship ST. James, Sebor London GrinneIl Mintrn & CO.
B Bnss Joshua sear, Dsrckson Guayana r., soueyn
renet remon ho,ck Georgetown, s. c., Badger Peck
Jne Allison (Brilish) Card Windsor, NJ S.-Scrs Amanda
Hudson, Phiiadelphia; A. b. Cooley Camp do.
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We have received the following in relation to state
ment recently made by
NV YoRK, I'd May, 1912.
JAMES GoRDos BENNETT, ESQ.,
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DR COOPER No. ~ Duane street Chatham takes this
- method of informing the public that he still vos relief
afflicted and be always consulted with the
fdence the worst III delicate disease mercrs alice
TONS aud the mptoms from the disease DIR.
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voted the Of this disease
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Of the safe and speedy and cfectus
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cured in few days without the Of mercury
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IN the mode Of living. Persons afflicted with potrsced and
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tendance from in the morning until 10 o'clock night Oce
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