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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-16
NEw Yonx, Sept. 10, 1872.

A. C. FLAoe, Esq
The information you seek is contained generally in my
letter of the 9th May There PROBABILITY that
any portion Of the amount advanced by the Comptroller
redeem the circulation of the Commercial Bank will
be repaid. The total amount Of acknowledged liabilities
of ths bank exclusive of capital stock and circulating
notes was, viz
Due Canal Fund, S44 900
City Banks ia 900
" Country Banks, 60,W
Z" Individual depositors, $4,000
Sundry claims for hills exch endorsed $500
s3l3s00
Dividend maid Eebrusrv last "A ner cent l2S0I2
Balance still dine sl7572s
Blls discounted under protest s30s,ooO, oil ara ooo
which may be realized perhaps -,
Bills discounted not yet due s3i 900, oil whch "a ooo
we may realize, say "a 900
,ess a ,ulI;Ushnrah 40 do $3.50
r., os.a, th sou 10000
Cash on hani placed at interest at 7 per cent ooo
under direction OF court o"'
slI4s
Emo more than the above realised there will be de-
hicency OF SOL ,40S. ~, -
have also on hand the following SECURITIES which arc
OF but little value fear, viz =
North American Trust Co. notes $4,000
loa 10 Patent Nav Co $500
30 do N. A. Trust Co, oooO
lSs do Southern Life ms Co. l3soo
s7s do Lockport and Niagara Fails Rail
. "a do Commercial Bank of Buffalo 1000
From this statement, which is generally 0hough not
meant be entirely accurate, you will be able to form
opinion whether there any probability 1.-THE safe
ty fund being reimbursed anything
am, with great respect, your obt. servt.,
r. NJ. BLATCHFORD.
Since the above prepared the Comptroller has re-
ceived the following letter from the Receiver of the Com
mercial Bank Of Oswego:-
OswEGo, Sept IL, 1872
DEAR SR:-
The amount have collected in current funds as Re-
ceiver the Commercial Bank Of Oswego, is $2473-
The assets in my hands will not in all probability pay
any part ofthe circulation II shall be able with them
to the debts due the real estate and indemnify
the safety fund against the debts twill probably be all
shall be able do this statement you will be able
to Judge Of the prospect Of a dividend.
Respectfully, your obt servt,
The annual report of the Secretary Of the Treasury
made up the October ls4l has just come to hand
From it and former reports compile the following ia
BILE of the exports of the domestic produce and manuac
lures of the United States, for three years
SUMMARY STATEMENT THE VALUE THE EXPORTS
GROWTH, PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE OF THE
u. STATES, DURING The YEAR COMMENCING ON THE
LIST Der. AND ENDING BOTH SEPT.
FOR THREE YEARS
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M arrleSl,

On the 18th instant by the Rev. William II. Furness,
CHARLES NEIpHARp, NJ D., TO ISABELLA, daughter of
Richard C. Tay lor, Esq, all of Philadelphia.
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Joseph Harrison Mr.
ROBERT MooRE to Miss SUSAN WRAIoHT, both of this
city.
BY the Rev j. D. Williamson, ELBRIpGE S. BRowS to
Miss MARY CRowELL, all of this city.
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liberals fair business doing generlly, and the pros
pect is that Of gradual increase of commercial acti
witty.
Cofes--There is an active demand for Brazil sales
coed 1000 bags at pi cents principally at "a st. show.
ing decline of cent per ID 67s bags Lagusyra at
81 act cents. 100 Cuba, u 81 100 sumstra st. all
mos; and 500 st Domingo, 6t 81 cents, cash.
MEMBERSHIPS 40 hhds Porto Rico, 20 "a cents,
months
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On the 10Th instant at the residence of her brother of
brain fever, ALICE McAvENNEY aged Is years
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully request
ed to attend her funeral Saturday Nth inst at
from 20S Hester street.
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Sfores Nos. % .Ann and lis MILTON sffeeil
FRIDAY,

FRIDAY
At IOIs O'Clock 10 the sale rooms
TO Dyes Scourers aud Finishers-All the machinery, APP
psrat1s Nc Tor cleaning on improved plan silks, me
Extra sale Of Clothing Dry Goods fancy and pledged ar
ces Jewelry books hosiery, hardware pictures frames guns
groceries 20 demuohns wine 900 splendid
Also, 30 pieces English Prints.
Also, shrng and sheeting, muslin coth cass
Also consignment Of hats; splendid lever watch trunks
OF clothing, demuohns Of wine, and 20 splendid window
Also large lot of of cloths cassimeres vesings
French goods from Broadway.
H,so 30 boxes artitci, flowers, and fashionable.
Also very superior young setter dog from celebrated stock
70 De sold without reserve Ia consequence of the death Of the
SATURDAY
NJ, AZ lO1s o'clock, at the auction rooms.
Furniture Sale-A choice valuable and variety Of
elegant furniture of all descriptions.
Also the entire stock of cabinet maker and the furniture
family giving up housekeeping
At i0n O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Paintings, Books Piano Eortes Furniture SC Sea- very
choice collection Of valuable original paintings both ancient
and MODERN most Of them ~ rich frames and beautiful sub
Jects variety of choice Music and books splendid piano
iortes, some furniture, music stools, sc.
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY
At l01s O'Clock III the sale
Hardware cutlery house furnishing articles, Sc being
the stock of large store about retiring from business Sale
positive.
MONDAY Sept 49,
A loh O'Clock, at No City Hall Place.
large and elegant Of House hold Furniture
ssng OF splendid damask covered dvans
as and chairs piano. pier and tables pier glasses ward
ngs nante splendid n dav clock astral and halt
LAMPS china dinner and tea ets, glassware silver and plated
variety of house plants &C. Also fine assortment
of wines
Catalogues on the morning fssle,,
AT l0la o'clock, a the room,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, Is4a.
Cleared.

SUN RISES. 81 MOON 2 81
SUN srTs-... 80. HIGH 643
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.


TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS.
Z B. STRANGE, 1888 Walker street, has received by the
FLUM HI. fFfs Tf9Ee sftTf t1 s R
for sale on favorable terms.
Also, full supply of new MATERIALS for Flower
makers. sic Tier
pACKET SHIP GARRICK, from Ii ferpool-Consignees
leans " hari, foot of Wall ST.
All goods permitted in five days. will be- sent Public
sic 3
CoAL-5O best One Coal. landing ship Ganck, and
sl6r Elk CoLLINsS co. Sc South st,
T LIVERPOOL COAL-For sale a small quantity about
- 2 chadrons, part Of ths saved from the stranded
ship Westcheser, lying the wharf Per No. F.. r.
for sale by .
sl6r JOHN HERDMAN, 81 S.uth st.
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUC1ION-A. LEVY will Sc l
Broadway and valui able collection of Paintings
10th modern and from old masters.
This collection has just been received from Europe, and
entitled public attention Sale positive SIG 2t.rc
TO PHYSICIANS, OR MEDICAL STUDENTS
Wanted either Physician Student who have
ly completed his studes and confempaes graduating az the
interest old and well est she'd medical Office the busi
and income beng cash busnes) Of which second 70
eman whs may desire with the advertiser the sub
ject Of this notice viii please address c, at this Office
sl6r
T9R CARPENTERS Old Established Peck Slip Dispense.
- H No. Peck Sin, (near Pearl ST. Private and conhden
aseparse Offices and entrancespsteDs exposed
TO each Others observation Dr. C. Licentiae Of the New
ence Perfect in all cases guaranteed Charges
Bile. sic lmsr
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.-The sub
scber uy notice his friends and the pub
year, and will be readiness at all times TO accommodate
Parties with extra Dinners and sugpe on terms corresponding
with the Times Also, few steady Bonders at the reduced
''.'' C. F.RICE
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Cleared.
s sts4 E;,on SSS;Ps:ioa, SYoIsS Co
Geo klots, Rogers, st Augustine Peck Sayre.
Arrived.
Packet SIP GaVick Skiddy from Liverpool Aug a. with
passed shp Eugen Alexandra The Gaci IS a. anchor
% By Se Steamer Heps. u 70 s
m ss a sTe ees Ms HSms from Liverpool Aus" 49, with
Ass f sHSs & hs I% Gs S es SSoe
w IN 9aa9 R:o 1h n LAT 80 80 lon a. spoke b,r!ue
oG Laurie Left British schr Eliza, for New York in
plaster TO seule, Whitney & Co.
Big Amethyst Wooster from Sullivan Me- with plaster
Brig Atlas LsshtOn 10 days from Lubec' with 200 tons pa
British schr yespe Crosby, 10 day, from North Yarmouth
Schr Jasper Nckenon days from Boston, with rndse to
schr Fancy Chase, day, from Boston, with mdse to E.
schr Splendid Patterson days Boston, with mdse
schr Robert Mills Morgan from Middle,o~n, with mdse to
schr Iole Norwood from Easport with plaster to Ne
sehr VIM. Penn Foster from MAchi, with lumber to the
Stevens. N"'
One ship, two brig, Wind NE.
General Record.
LETTER BAGS ron HAvaE.-The silye de Grasse Thomp
SON. Tor Hsvre, will sail to-day. Her Ietterb Gpn,
IN the Exchange.
Bro KATE THOMPSON, Bradford totally lost the
p PART OF Hepeagus the 9th nlt She from Port
a~eo s Sed@ o saved o. The e
Nassau, MP - VIZ N"e'' ''''' "''''N "
LAYNcH1A first rate ship of tons was launched from
he shya OF Capt Henry kingsbuy, in Kennebunk the
9th INST. she Is Intended for the carrying business
Whalemen.
Sailed from Providence 18th inst Hope for the North West
Coast " Wv -'N''' ''~'
Arr Salem 18th inst Reaper Pacific Ocean last from Tai
cahuana 1000 bbs So. ~
spoken Aug 30 lat 81 TO- Ion 4e 90 DR. franklin wes,port
"a DAYS out, 1875 bbs OIL 'V'''
spoken.
Harmony from Lubec for Havana, Sept 49, off Block
Island.
Juno from Halifax Ms for New Orleans, Sept 49, Mon
tauk.
Peter from Portland for St Augustine Fla. Sept H. off Nan
tucket
VIM Henry from Boston for Philadelphia H. off Block
Island.
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New Rochelle, Sept. &c, 1852. sle

"A TO HOTEL KEEPEKS-The well-known Hotel,
.:3 situated the Of William and Duane stress n
IL the city Of New York know the SHAKESPEARE
HOTEL, is offered to be Let ITO capable and
sbe advantageous terms for term of IL
the ony Hotel in the city which combines the ADJ of
splendid Assembly hoom, without the interference Of the
that the bosrdcs be annoyed with
public II is arranged that comfort which
visitors hotel this house. the sleeping apart
ments are from the public of the establishing IT.
The patronage Of the Hotel considerable, and to an
be augmented much more
For further particulars enquire on the or Of
aak R- A N.
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BY $. DRAPER, Junr
Store 81 William street, Garner of Pine.

- MON Sept. 10.
Damaged Cargo OF the Barque Lousa-At 10 o'clock in the
store ga Front for Cash under inspection of the ward
ems OF the port for the benefit Of who. may concern
ing Of
325 olive OIL ado almond oil do brandy 535 do Mus
cat wine halt pipes red wne bbls vinegar 25
gar i38 do liquors. $50 do annsette n do cologne 10 do
umery 1893 do preserved fruits 30 do champagne SO do vem
c 60 do white beer % do Dutch cheese do boxing
CHINA ware IS do paper do painted paper do umbrellas,
do hats % do empty bottles jars almonds 10 do aora dc
essence of bergamot aud do toys do capsules Dc
quine do abynthe 2s do salt do sahre 30 do steel
do sstram do anchovies do pickles. baskets cloves
81 kegs paint 2 bales pepp 10 do cork do sumae do
coral box crysocal do images do aIab ornaments
table marble do marble statues square MARBLE
package books silk stuff trunks Shoes bbls flour
madden 1865 boxes lemons. &c. SC. SC. sla3sr
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DIR. SOLOMON HETNE.

SELF PROTECTORS.
ITO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS.-Patent
secCocking Repeating Pistols, which be discharged
times in few seconds The pistol cocks the barrel
wolves and discharges merely by pulling the trigger the cham
Der aud piece and therefore blow apart
like repeating pistols The construction simple
they be drawn from the pocket and used with hand
the loss of moment; shots be fired fast
crook his finger They no larger than ordna
pocket pistol.
For travellers housekeepers, captains planters public Off
and Others they Indispensable Article
both male and mae with this pistol their lives
aud property, il attacked by many of them
equal to a dozen Of the comrnon tnd
The public invited call and examine the their
simplicity heg warranted not tn get out of order and the
peri safety will certainly recommend them all others
Wholesale and retail
J. G. BOLEN, lOi Broadway,
sis lmis.r between w all and Pine streets
DAILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA
- BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANAOA.-The sub
scber having been engaged for the last twelve months
ming the Albany and Buffalo Express, connection wit.
Harden Co.'S New York and Albany Line, have recently
ended their Express Line from Buffalo Albany through
to this CRY their account will receive and forwa
DAILY (Sundays excepted) Specie, Bank Notes, Parcels
Packages Bundles and Cases of Goods to and from the fol
Albany Troy Utica, Syracuse, Auburn. Ithca, Geneva
Canandagua, Rochester, Batavia Lockport Buffalo, Cleve
land, Detroit Chicago, and the informed date places;
Also. Oswego, Sackets Harbor, Kingston and Toronto
c1 w, , attain, 70 tho co,,.c,;o0 and Of hill.
drafts and purchase and sale OF goods and
duce by sample and such other anscient business be
entrusted to their
GER together with responsible in the principal
upon the Merchants and Others be assured that
will be in this manner received more speedily than IN any
other possible way
sis POMEROY < co. No 2 Wall street
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X. II. TIMPSON, AucIionerr.
I ARGE SALE of Guns Rides Pistols Bowie Knives &c.
- -Jscob s. Plat will sell this day at o'clock, the store,
No 81 Plat ST. $50 casks and lots of fine real wire twist and
imitation and Damascus brown notified and other double and
Also, double and single barrels in fine mahogany cases. with
apparatus complete.
Also, 90 Caswels celebrated percussion and flint
Rifles Also Pistols German and English belt do, &c. Also
500 Bowie Knives Hunting do with ivory aud other
handles toothp'cks &c Also agrest variety of spear point
and lock knives powder horns, copper TASKS
&c &c Terms months for all $780, for approved
endorsed notes Catalogues ready and goods be
mined to the hour of sale. SIG ltsr
A UCTION NOTICE-RIELL 4 ARCULARIUS will
sell on Monday, Sept 49, tloh o'clock No. "a City
Hall place. large aud splendid of Household Fur
nure consisting Of Paris made rosewood crimson and
white figured damask containing chairs, sofa
with pillows and foot benches pier and dvap tabo
and also rosewood blue gold figured
satin damask containing chairs, couche with pillows
match dvan and tabore also splendid Brussels
Tor and capsng, 30 elegant oil paintings with expen
sye frames manel ornaments, eleg ant 2day clock ele
od piano wardrobe, centre dining and tables
astral and hall lamps, china dinner and glass
solid sterling silver tea set OF piece silver and plated ware
French bedstead beds and bedding kitchen furniture
house plants, &c.
Also, small assortment Of very superior wines.
Catalogues the morning of sale when the goods be
| ahmed.
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FENCING SALOON AND
SHOOTING GALLERY.
II MEEs, 4I3 Broadway, entrance in LsrenaId street,
~. second door lately Europe Professor Of the Of
Fencing gives instructions Fencing also the of the
straight crooked and Turkish sword hunting kae musket
and bayonet staff and every species OF weapons.
Gentlemen lovers of this art military officers Of the army,
navy Sc respectfully invited call and witness exh
bition of his skill in this useful and important
A spacious double Shooting Gallery illuminated in the
evening" will also be found with superior Swiss pis;oshoo
ing al a distance OF 2IO yaris. sis 3m@r
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A.. MENTS
PARK THEATRE

THhh THEATRE.
REDUCED PRICES OF ADMiss,oN
Second and Third Circles. .......Is cents
Gsi,.v esSe.
This EVENING september si, will b. p..foSSi 'S r
FoNT TaaifSSI Eau
Or, John Bull in Fianee
E tsis' B% M w yssSss S John Bull
cH IL fRnfi1: si'h nsth
SsaIs' e g. Mee ar es Aaj% VGss Bsn9s
Ulaea, Miss Baoid Eaaisa. s''"' Mn k Rasix
msnee al 6aIfpas I. ''''''"'''' VIII COM
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT sUCCEssu
D.. extraordinary Ravel Family,
i'e'e''e" N'shftg ,cnh Shouts o. Laughter and Ap-
SPLENDID COMIC PANToMiMEs. &c.
THIS EVENING, SEPT l6Ih, the Entertainments viii
AN S9 'oSEiRsrTu'RisE
BY EE E; Hi p T%HE %$a$
The gt,al lfAEE I *, " 81
GRAND S Sy'ii srGfG
~ NJ D A,'fL TIlf SSiEAu.
jules aa0"'' Aa hss J Rsys FFSa%iHs'
'i'is: fs MI. q S5: $::x H.:
GRAND h \. &fESf5, ~; CONCERT
Tekst-sO cents ''"' 'l''0"
3prr ~ nan past I o'clock. Entertainments TO com
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES RE .i66NNED AND NO coMrvL
4 I'll 81 EvESSp ' srS si & Iss &c., F v
THE KSI " us q 95,? TH E CROSS,
Richard caur d, IL Lid Tse Hef"'' Prophecy ". -
'K' Ssns:l Knight of'A' Leopard. ."s %SSa
Old Walton. Mr. " Jonc. Cart Temple,on. Hall
The d hiisa 1 S.';s1 |. N hIi: Wood
will open will r. S SasI 1adss
BG. oaiss daily from s. where Ticket. may be
MrrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING sHsd% ss New . S9 MT, will COM
OVERTURE %sqft TO . s N 81
THE ne w W n 3 iM'TTfL L.
Twelve TG 3 I1l %SSR b
crOacksr. Mr. NeAin'on VIII. '' Master Robert.
Reuben PENNY :s., sEs sAs.i f Eft w..;
The ~f n 'De & s with
Md Apollo Mr. S S'4 Ei%% Diana Ban Mil. NJ sas ;.:%
R.: ce: sh Clint Ss;e B Bs.: Ds;::
BALL EVERY PLEASANT EVENING WITHOUT
CHARGE
'HE scrbeI having purc sed the floor dencinx
at this establishment and made such erations e med
will give Ball pleasant evening Ssturday
and Sunday eseeped curing the First Ball Mon
Admission i2a cents, for which refreshments will be fur
nlshed J L. Garrett Master of Ceremonies.
Noshers Band engaged sufficient Police will be IN at
tendance To preserve order
Dancing TO commence and continue until II o'clock
ST. lwer BRADFORD JONES
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
~ opposite st. Paus Church.
p T. BARNUM, MANAGER
GRAND GALA WEEK
DOU BILE ATTRACTIONS! ! and no Extra Charre
:, PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY.
Mr.. HaInnson the Magician and VentroquisI, Mr. Win
che the Yankee Dolerist; Mrs Hood popular vocalist
La Petite Ceesle, the beautiful D,nseuse; th- Waterfowl
Gypsy Girl; Balloon Ascensions, Den Of Living Snakes
100000 Curiosities - ''
PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY
commencing at four o'clock and hali-pa seven p NJ
On Monday the 18th nsi in the Great Cele.
s,x,ll
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WEDNESDAY.

AT IOts O'Clock,
AT the beautiful Cottage 10 Comela street. Beecker
street.
Elegant Household Furniture, made order by Neal Of
Baltimore consisting of elegant piano mahogany chairs,
sofas ottomans tables ebods marble tops din
ing tables Turkey Brussels and carpets PIER glasses
81 paintings, candsbs, mante lamps Venetian and painted
bhds china dinner sets elegant china of 81
pieces wardrobe; maple dressing tables aud wash.tands
marble tops mahogany and cured maple bedeads; feather
ture, SC. SC
The knickerboeker Line of stages the door
Catalogues he room IN fonda
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL, FLOWERS

a Il ITICIhL FLOW EhN
DRUM CO. lis William street. formerly Brun Larosurc
ID Co.-wi open in few days twenty Art6
ea Flowers; Feathers, sc, landing from last srvas-
This establishment relieving from their house Pans by
Havre packet the Of flowers
they appearin that centre Of fashion.
This enables them constantly on hand
most fashionable sssorment the above articles Dealing by
largely tins line in
the city, they afford sell the very lowest
the reasonable terms
Wholesale up stairs
Also, constantly hand kind of materials
manufacturers s3imscis
Europe-A respectable female, years Of wishes
Obtain mt situation family.
She would prefer Europe accept good
offer 10 South the West Indies The Of refer
ences gwen Address A. A. A. box 65, upper Post Office N
York. si0r
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AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET

P. r. BARNUM, MANAGER
GRAND GALA WEEK
DOU BILE ATTRACTIONS and no Extra Charre
=, PERFORMANCES. TWICE EVERY DAY.
Mr. HaInnston the Magician and Ventriloqusr Mr. Win
che the Yankee DroleIst; Mrs Hood the popular vocalist
la feuie Cees!e, the beautiful D,nseuse; thu Mysterious
Spsy Giri; Balloon Ascensons Den of Living Snakes
100000 Curosities.
PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY
commencing at four o'clock and halpast seven P. NJ
On Monday the 18th nst in honor Of the Great Cele.
braton Ten Balloon Ascenon will take place AZ nierysis
throughout the day. '.'
The Abundance to the whole MUSEUM Garden enter
tamments TWENTY-FIVE cenls-Children hal price slI
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sales at the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

Second Board.
200 shas Long Island RR 5oX 10 Harlem
50 Mohawk X X b3O 81 70 90
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole. Sept. 10
Sheridan, De Peyster, Sept. rs
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20
Mediator, Champlin. Oct. l
FOR HAvRE.
SilvIe de erase, Sept. l6
Louis Philipp~ Castoff, Sept.2i
st. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. !
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This shows the fact to the farmers that Great Britain
whose goods been excluded by the prohbiive tariff
in order to benefit few manufacturers, by far our best
customer for their produces and unless are
adopted by whchEngsh goods be taken in exchange
those growing markets will be destroyed The present
prospect is that the method of exchange will be by snug
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
MR. J. b. JACQUEMOD, manufacturer and importer Qf
wi French Artificial Flowers 9. Lsp.nsd near n.Ssa
dOesns and Iowa. large assortment OF superior and rash
onabe flowers and feathers, OF the latest Paan styles
80 im~ec
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully
send by vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind, from any
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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Ships Sivie de Gasse Thompson Havre, Bolton, Fox
Livingstone Virginia, Eaton Charleston, Cooley CO.
Schrs Mary Ann (Br) Churchill Yarmouth, Ms Brane
Geo klos Rogers, st Augustine, Peck Sayre.
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Packets TO Arrive.
To Ship Masters.

We shall favor if captains OF vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Basse of eet
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their cargo and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Bassett
board them Immediately their arrival We will recipocatc
the favor in any wav.
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96033s2l SlO3,533 SOL LOG 3s2 723
This table gives great increase in the exports of vege
table food, and Of pork and tobacco with decline i'll cot
ton. The export Of -four amounted to I5I5sI7 barrels
valued at sz75s666 OF this great Britain took as fol
lows -
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THE SUBSCRIBER gives notice that all drafts drawn by
r Chosteau, Junr Co Of St. Louis, the American
Fur Company. will be paid by him at maturity the Office
No: 80 Ann street, rear. p. CHOUTEAU, Junr.
New York, 18th Sent, 1912 sIG 2tsm
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BALL EVERY PLEASANT EVENING, WITHOUT
CHARGE
HE Sui scrber having puoh sed the floor used for encnx
at this establishment and made such seemed
Will give Ball pleasant evening Saturday
day evening, Sc pit 18th.
Admission 2n cents, for which refreshments will be fur
mshed. J L. Carrots Master Of Ceremonies.
Nosher Band engaged. sufficient Police will be IN at
tendance To preserve order.
Dancing TO commence and until II o'clock
sill Iwsr BRADEORD ZONES