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Foreign ImpOrtutiOns.

LoNDoN-Shp Gladiator-2i VIM Vyse-28 do casks
wine Aymar coo Lawrence, Murray Ingate-20 do
VIM Heman-05 Barber Brothers5 hhds brandy cs Cum
ming & Riack-17 do NJ Hanahan co- do Frederic
Phelps Dodge eo35s pieces spelter Elson19l pigs si
co-e WRIGHT Sturges & Shaw Gorton. Hodges coll
s. Mali-6 T Hunt 4 co-s Wilson & Brown-3O Pest
lan-7 G B Norwood & co-123 d Sandush-2 Wichel
peu.er-i3 Thorn. Rockwell eoI2 Wiley & Putnam "
Copp-2 Herrck Biunt-5 NJ Levy Brothers~2 4 Martin
Cog B'ldwin12C N Germer-2 NJ Haywood-6 Ches;
Clark co-20O NJ Oppenheim coz Strulf co-8
* Englsh-3 VIM Dawson-2 Moses Coz Richardson
Wilson'S J Aspiuwall-l0 Cohen-23 Manson Brother
II Clark McCarmer-75 Cansrow Brand-22 Lord-372
1900 bars railroad ron
ST. THoMAs-Brig Anawan-5sl6 hides Whitmore & CO.
702 do 237 sticks lignumvta Dbl coffee Atwater5 bis
mdse casks copper Murray Snow-l200 five franc pieces
Maitland & Comrie-S40i fIulft-S368 8 w Lewis.
CARTHAGENA-Brig Seim-i70i hides 10 bags coffee HIS
sticks fustic Zachrisson x CO.
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPIURED PEHSONS.
)ERSONS afflicted with ruIhures rely upon the bes
instrumental aid the world affords on application at the
cpa towns the United States Be careful examine the
sack pad Of Hups Tses they endorsed by DR.
Hull in writing None genuine, or to be relied upon
GOOD, without his signature.
celebrated usses and thousands mpsed in
1uence. These limitations canrot be relied they
made By unskfa mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses -
ladies' having entrance from the business depart
ent where female il in constant attendance to wait upon
female patients. dli lmsr
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER is,
Arrived.

sErs..' ~ HisH wArEa 80 80 SO
Arrived.
Packet ship Gladiator B!ton from London and Portsmouth,
Noy: llth with mdse to Gr'1nell; Mntn Urn, 20. . .,
g. D. Hurburt The H. has been days north of Cape Hat
Ship Wabash pswl Stanton DAYS from stOnington in bal
brig sSsss = 2es days from st. Thomas with
Brig sem Durham 30 days from Csrthasena, with hides,
II British brig B. B. BOudiot 10 days from Sydney with
Sehr 70 E%ms Ju, Rowland days from Beaufort NC with
naval stores to ii. Waring & Son.
Schr Richmond Thorndike days from Thomaston, with
schr Splendid Robinson, days from Fall River in ballast
to master.
Ships Garonne, Myers Baltimore; Arkansas Burgess; Ney
Orleans brig. Mobile Williams Mobile Gs9rssnIs Bsde
spoken
NAPOLEON Jordan hence for Havana llh ust lat 40 A. lon
addison Of s. Johns. Nd from Turk. Island bound to New
Orleans. ON the 9th ult, of the south side of Cuba
Foreign Ports
HAyANA, Nov GAR Echo Wilmington; George Mobile.
ga Esss1s Sss York; "a lsy sr;;
a. arr st ut ssd ESamsn from Wssasss arr ss
S% Ella Ms i1 xsa i iiie s,' sSG A. S%;
o:.a. sss %l.g: 10 s Col. e.
s; M~ for NY 6t Nv 1nS A"rc TGhOmgon
o a a
roughs do sd same day. Perseverance Leach unc; Lucy Lui
E1 BETH snow W%astop NJ nsa been ds
ssd q Tss $ Of %e S s
ca SD sseh; ZscnSSia Ovens for Baltimore ID 10th. lamar
s ssSsn Beck do E.e for az 3d. cT,o G
Vroom, I'm Philadelphia.
sJ pO sssS SGI &
NYork; VIM Nelson, do.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently re-
commended and prescribed by the first medical
ofthe CITY, for all of debility produced either by
secret indulgence excess Of Kind detrimental to the
constitution. II is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterlity baroness unless depending maormaton
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debtated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each; cases of half dozen POI
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College "a Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
o. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent cure of primary or secondary sypn
aud all complaints arising from the use OF Mercuryguar
A-eed to Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases .,
hafdozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts o.
union Office and consulting rooms OF the Cohese VI
Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street .,.
Arz- PROFESSOR yELpEAU's Celebrated Pills for
the of Gonorrhea elect Fluor Aipus anu an no
capuruent discharges from the Urethra Ihese fs are
warranted to effect in half the time taken Dy inc
old treatment without tanting the Dreatn aisagreeg
with the stomach or confinement from business rrice
81 per box Office and consulting rooms Of the College
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-PAcke ship GladatorJ Dodge, Mass; Mrs Eliza
beth and daughter VIM Hail. James Garralt New
York; James Day Canada Edvan Spoander Sweden-and
in the seerage
| MnRuE-Shin Hector-G M Bacon
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Deduct for amount in the hands of ac-
counting officers, $50. '..''''''''

Total debt December ist, 1872 @,6ta6a8
The debt coming due January lst lsl5 of $5672o77'
will have be provided for byobainng another loan This
will not alter the total attraction The deficiency in
the revenue OF 1874 and ls45 according to the estimate Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury will be S7,lol,3T with
the existing tariff Of the country. This will increase the
Government debt to S33,7is,965. This is an immense
amount. constantly accommodating debt with an annu-
nj deficiency in the Of than two millions
calls for instant legislation the subject The public
loans at present give trning revenue. For many
years past the receipts from that source was very heavy
That supply has nearly ceased
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and celebrated Fins, from PORTUGAL,
we perceive be Obtained this country Sac advertise
ment the last column. fourth page.
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Total,

CorroN-The sales during the past week have been to
fair extent and prices have been firmly sustained At pre-
sent the market is inactive in consequence of the daily
expected arrival of steamer with many days later news
On Saturday the sales reached 1000 bales at previous quo
tations The bad weather had uniavorable influence
operations and limited them very much. We give
comparative quotations at the close OF the last three
weeks
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents

ship Masters ana Agents.
We shall favor Captains Of Vessels will give
ort Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
BOARD them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor.
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii be thankfully
-eceived.
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FEALE'S NEW YORK MUHEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br0ad,pay, opposite the City Hau.)

TUESDAY, Dec. 18th.
THE NORWEGIAN VlOLINIsT,
OLE BULL,
WILL hive the honor OF giving his FAREWELL CON
CERT at the Tabernacle (before his departure for thu
South assisted by
MADAME OTTO,
And Mr.. TIMM who will preside a ths fipo.
PROGRAMME
PART /.
|. Overtur, Crahsstn
Q. Largo Posato aud Rondo Capriccioso. composed
tsSai ini1 from Puritaui wien de,,i by B.i
nj, executed by Madame Ofts
4. lntroductione and Grande Variations di Bmvu-
"a for the Piaro on the favorte tseme, " La Cra-
GOVERNS" composed and executed by w. V. Wallace
5. Variations upon " Mel cor Piu," for Violin .
10, composed by Paganni, executed by Ole Ball
6. Overture, Orchestra
7. Adago for the Violin, composed by Mozart, e.
8. scena del Tancredi de Rossini-"C Come Dolce"
executed Nv Mad Otto
eomposed s snd s9se%ed by '0' "e wee
Grand Fanas for Violin solo, themes, which the
deuce requested designate be the sneer eon-
mences by deposng the of their favore mslodns
placed before the hall The leader viii ards
call the and those melodies which the pa
orty of audience select will be chosen BY Ole
BULL the subject Of his performance.
Tickets 81 EACH had the Asto House, the prinoipai
Music Stotes, and al the door Of theTabemacle
The doors will at 6h-Concert to commence at eight
o'clock. DID ou
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The closing prices Saturday were higher than at
any time through the week The fluctuations for
the past few days have not generally been so great al
though one stocks-Paterson and Mohawk for in
stance--have advanced from six to fifteen per cent
There is foundation for Improvement in the Pater
son Railroad stock but not to the extent experienced the
abundance of money influenced advance very mate
rally, but the proposed connection with the Erie Rail
road Is the principal of the Improvement The de.
not the Erie Railroad at Piermont the North River
would-durng the seasons the road would be the most
wanted-be useless The river Is closed, in five winters
out six below that point and even no closed the
navigation would INSTRUCTED by floating ice as to be
all times through the winter irregular and dangerous
By an addition of fourteen miles to the Paterson road the
two could be connected and brought to Jersey City,
creating additional value to both roads, and insure
communication with the interior at all seasons, and with
the greatest regularity The stock for this road will
be taken Immediately the opening of the books and
the whole road from Jersey City to the connecting depot
pay handsome dividend which it has never done yet
With the exception of the Paterson, the rise in
stocks caused entirely by speculation Several of the
fancy stocks that suddenly fifteen to twenty per cent
have lately been quite steady neither advancing much or
falling off much, and the brokers actively en-
gagged in getting up in or two other fances of
similar worthless description.
The movements of trade for the past week have not
generated any feature but the different ramfcatons
remain very fair, healthy and prosperous condi
ton Prices have been very steady and the demand for
the principal staples moderate but very uniform.
PsicEs PnrsepAL STAPLE ARTICLES IN n XoxK.
A: ss $::.s :ss 81 Is :s
S St ~ o. lar e15 asS1l 25s sSs az 50
ri e.. " lsS ssays s ~ as s s siHSs
Ss; ssTs sss;sjsk s sss, e 81 Fl;
Wheat, bush 1 al05 90 a ieo -
LAID, kegs Ga "a oAa "a" va
These quotations show extraordinary regularity in
prices and particularly denotes correct and proper state
orade The supplies of all these staple articles are su
cient to meet the existing any future demand that the
wants for consumption may create before the opening OF
navigation The condition Of the currency. and the
abundance of money present, has effect on prices
There are no operations of much amount carried on in
trade hut what are actually created by real want for
immediate consumption. This is the most natural state
of things and should become settled principle of trade
The monthly report of the Ohio banks for November
from the State Auditor represents those institutions to be
gradually improving their condition, by an increase OF
specie and decrease of loans and discounts.
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Total,

The two banks marked thus expire this year.
Increase of Specie ST. ,042. Decrease OF Loans,
sla570 Increase of circulation, sl262ls Increase OF
Deposites slI4O4s. Two of the above banks having
capital of 81 l55O2s expire in 1874 Four having cap-
tai of s5Ol 744 in Two having capital Of 81 100000
in 1854 and the balance having 100000 capital in 1855
All these banks present placed under certain re-
strctions that cura their movements to such an extent
as to forbid there being any benefit to the people Of
the State The Legislature of Ohio WILL doubtless per-
feet some tangled system before their dissolution
that will after few years Of expansion and speculation
move as bad the existing and place those who are
connected with it in any shape where they are at this
moment
Indebtedness Of the general government has reach
ed an that calls for some instantaneous method to
reduce it, Below give the total with the various items
that created it.
Drsr OF. THE UsrTrp STATES, Dec. LIST, lsas.
OF the old funded debt being unclaimed, principal
and interest returned from the late loar oices $208 009
Outstanding certificates and interest, to Dec 81 of
Treasury Notes issued during the late do do, i3l,
Certificates Of Mississippi stock, do do, 1880
Debt OF the District OF Columbia, assumed by the
Loans under act of July 81, lsal. ,edeema-
BILE January !, 1915, 49,. -. go 3,6I2,y1I
Be Ng sIeh & 1s s. DC 90 July , 1883 sscssSs
Outstanding Treasury Notes
OF the several ISSUES prior TO August
OF notes issued and paid out under act
Of March ,. l8i3 ''.''a''''''''. DH,o00
4,l65 225
Deduct FOR amount in the hands of ac-
counting offcers 80 49, so,5W $',WoszJ
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TO THE LADiES.-Lades about give entertainments
nvied call and the entirely and beautiful!
Of Ice Cream Charlotte de Rqsse and jelly Forms and
Moulds Just received at the albania, $50 Broadway
Tables sci and arranged for parties the tasteful aud
tactive by ACCELERATED Artist without involving any
additional expense The celebrity of their Ice Creams during
the thatequal pains be taken
with all other articles of Confectionery furnished at this Estb-
lishment. do 2wsec
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s
wi iy
ply 1856 Bowery dls ltAm
Ry rs X asy
the winter the side the town, below Broome
Xe Hed oe &C. duly eatsd a to- advance
alS2t'r
pleasant room and bed with adonng also
% %s fob 0T 81 % tmse
B51FPIS s:-TTS ssaa;e%; s:d;?sa:, WIN IF; places.
~ With breakfast and tea, full board if required Apply
Q. OF o. F,-The members of New York Lodge No. 10,
s s:s shs @ nssss
ss ,I$ order 4 sXSfsSEEEo s:s3sisj G.
FOR sALEThe subscriber offers for sale the Lease and
e % G % I know P0ep1 hS"
business The LOCATION and natural advantages of this popular
& and By Hail.
" ss s. & 2Ssi s % cd osrS!adt5 At
small select tade, Glass LIMITED twelve member. Be
sS$$ S5S$
",' a'a"s''''' JA%Es %xRNER Tr,n:s,o.o Of
eg sacs % on EEs1 wifi sSSsi
to the liquidation of the debt of the Church.
Several aides have kindly consented preside the fano
with several Duets Glee &c by number young gentle
amateurs who have also kindly volunteered their aid
Tickets can be obtained Firth Halls, franklin square
G. T. Ceslan, Broadway; d. Fanshaw COL Broadway
Jansen Bell i3s NaeS Gents Ladies Tickets IS cts
iheihulhs fsifeshments. i. a.
G2 00N REwARD.-Three Thnusand Dollars will be
padier the and delivery of the contents
$ ss h.
iron bound with wood running along tn and
aid trunk supposed have been toen from board the
steamboat on the 18th inst 1t contained large amount of
New York - ''n'''"' '''AF'' '''
he above reward will be paid in addition all other
wards offered by other persons Interested
New York, Dec. l6, 1913. dis films
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MOELICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
WI Manufacturing Jewellers 90 anal have hand
able for the HOLIDAYS, prices which cannot fail suit
ewelry Of description made ORDER and Watches jew
elry and Slyerware repaired workmanlike equally
low Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange dis lm~ m
CSAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS The subscribers will
~ prepare for the large of Plum
Pound Cron Almond aud Sponge Cakes ornamented in su
peror style
y Fingers SC. Pyramids Baskets and Fancy Ornaments for
THOMPSON WELLER, Ornamental Ccnfec.ioners,
dis t#ec 235 and $40 Broadway
CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY ARTlCLES.-The
subscribers have just received from Par large
Of fine Fancy Boxa Sacs Roleaux Comets &c filed
with choice Confectionery.
Boxes of fine pases Chocolate Psstes Pralin-s and Ba
# SpsTit eh the Of which be- enh
b ted during the approaching holidays
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State of Trade.

AsHEsThe sales of pots for the past week reach about
900 bbls prices ruling at 81 80 56i Pearls have not
been in SO active demand the sales reaching $50 bbls at
reduced prices. We quote So OCT. The receipts Of
both descriptions having ceased, the stock in first hands
has been reduced with the past week.
STocK AT INSPECTION WAREHOUSE, Dgc: 1G.
Pots first sorts bbs 529 Pearls first sort bbs. 7,a8
Second d. 772 Second do 1877
Third do 3l4 Third do 1919
Condemned do 81 Condemned do %
n..-i ios
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Domestic Importations

MOBILE Ship Hecor-24 bales Collins-53 g Min
-89 Smth-l00 Stanton Fisher-76 Taft-l7 Moore
-l3O r. ID Hurhurt-88 Spoford Tileston-i9 Hicks 4
A RossieIeiso Bogart Kneeland-iO Averil-l7i to
ofder
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4. Nj. wUUDnptr,
dI4 t22sm Committee of Arranpe ments-

PICH DRESS SCARFS. CRAVATs, GLOVES &c
tenve assortment Of and fashionable articles consisting
lin Shirts linen Collars Dress Fronts Suspendes Dressing
Robes and Under Garments of all descriptions Their sssort
of Scars and Cravats consists Of silk sattn cashmere
and moha of plain black figured black gold and silver spot
and figures fancy cooIs paid and stripes in great variety
which maysbe found of the richest patters
imported in This city Gentlemen who will favor them with
visit will find of the extensive assornents OF articles
appertaning geemans wardrobe be found in 9th
ia this city and At prices to suit the times
PARSELLS Il AGATE, old established Linen
Diapers, Stock Manufacturers, &C., 2H Broadway,
die 1msr cor Park Place
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MUSICAL PRESENTS

X L Ii f. III y Il ID >.
THE PUBLIC Is Ie.pectiplly invited to visit ATWIIl'S
for the coming Holidays can be obtained hreamong wh:n
the following works. beautifully pubshei and testetaiIv
bound -
National Songs of America" being six of the pnnrpel
National Anthems of this country
Songs for the Boudorn being five admired Songs. wnt
ten by George P Morris Esq.
songs for the Paor being popular Songs COMPOSED
for the Paao Forte by Francis H. Brown.
Lovers Songs, being thirteen admired Songs Written
and c. imposed by Sa~ uel Lever Esq.
by Joseph Phillips knight Esq.
Moores Songs" being six admired Songs, as written BY
Rusels Songs being six of the most popular song,
composed and by the distinguished vocalist Henry
Repository Wares, being six Waltze easily arranged
Dancing Music-the subject of each Waltz taken from
popular Song, arranged for the Piano kore by Francs
Brown.
Repository Marches being six of the popular
admired Marches and Quick Steps well arranged for the rsno
Forte.
Essler Dances" bsing six of the admired Dance. Of
that distinguished artist Fanny Essler embelished with
ly finished vignettes.
Songs Of the Sea-" being six admired Songs, written by
r. Wreord r. =. the music osed by Austin Phillips
each Song beautifully embellished on the vignctte
Also, all the pieces Of Music in the above Tor sale scva
rately
New and admired Music Handsomely bound Mus,c tfu
Ia, Flute, &c. &c Music bound and repaired If
Instruments OF every description for SALE and war
Three Cent Music" also for sale.
Large Catalogues every thing
lished, given gratis
Music Stores Seminaries and Teachers supplied wholesale
and retail
Orders punctu,y attended to. aud the best editions OF
''a''''' al" ATWiLL's MUSIC REPOSITORY,
die sSmr 20i Broadway sign OF the Golden Lyre.
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SKR FOR LONDON-Packet of the 2Oth Dec.-The
NINA packet ship WEST MINISTER, Capt Moore will
be dispatched for Loudon above her regular day,
Those wishing to passage having superior
daous for cabin second cabin and apply
to JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street
near Wall street.
N B-Passage from London and Liverpool by the regular
packets, sailing weekly all times be arranged the
lowest and drafts furnished for amount payable
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WATCHEsThe largest and most splendid assortment Of
he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and s-
Watches Of the styles direct from the
tures in England France and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger assortment and at much less prices at rea than
Sy other house the city Gold watches low $50 S
sach Watches and Jewellery exchanged bought All
wahe warranted keep good time, the returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best MANNER
q. c. ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery.
drImsr Wholesale and retail 80 Wall street. M stain
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared to sell Watches
and Jewelry as low not lower than any other house 10
the city. To wit Gold Watches from SIS TO St00 each sill
do from IS $50 each. All watches warranted TO keep
good time money returned Watches, Clocks and Mu-
sca Boxes repaired and warranted lower than other house
the city Second hand watches and old Gold and Silver
ken in exchange. bought for cash THOMPSON FISH
Err importers Of Watches and Jewery wholesale and retail
AMOS r. THOMPSON,
do 1msec SICHARD FISHER
MRS CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISH ID MEDICA.
Il TED VAPOR BATHS, Is Courtlandt street-A certain
cure colds ganduar affections liberated throat heu
matsm Sc The fear OF catching cold dete many from using
the bath, but the effect properly administered by
exciting the vital action Of the skim giving rise 70 powec Of
from o'clock in the morning till 9 O'Clock at night Sulphur
Baths require hours notice. Portable Vapor Baths seat TO
any of the city Brooklyn. DIG lwr
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CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY ARTlCLES-The
~ subscribers received from Par large
Of fine Fancy Boxas Sacs Roleaux Comets &c filed
with choice Con fectionsry.
Boxes of fine Dages, Chocolate Pastes. Pranes and Ba
Nougat de Provence French Notices. and great
o small articles for children the whole of which will be exh
ted during the approaching holidays.
THOMPSON 4 WELLER, ornamental Confectioners,
235 (near Park Pace) and 579 Broadway.
dl8 1t*ec opposite Niblo's Garden.
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k&S REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND. &cIThs
T3 subscriber continues transmit money in sums large
small persons residing in part OF Of Ireland
in the and his predecessor business have
done for the last thirty and also, to any part Of
England or Scotland: 80 ,
Money RENTED by letter (post pad) the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the OF the
persons Ireland England Scotland, whom is TO be-
sent and will be Immediately raasmitted
aud paid accordingly and receipt that effect given or for
warded to the sender.
In like manner money claims persons in Of
Ireland England Scotland be COLLECTED by the subscr
Der for persons residing of the United States Ca
nadia, and will be paid 10 them accordingly.
o2I imsr GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr SO Cedar st.
Az. PASSAGE FROM CORK-via Lverpool-ln
&1&\ the first spring shps.We beg TO inform our friends
that during the coming spring, 1874 shall have
regular succession of first class American ships sailing from
second cabin and cannot fail
them every comfort One of Our firm Mr. James
Roche resides there who will personally the forw ardne
Of all and will spare neither pains
meet their wishes aud them forwarded delay
Those sending Tor their friends will
be derived by line Apply address IN by
letter post pad, ROCHE BROTHERS K CO. -
IS Fulton street, next door TO the Fulton Bank
JAMES d. ROCHE,
II Goree Piazzas, Liverpool.
Sausage certificates and drafts be from this by
regular packet ships the s 7th 18TH 10Th and 25h Of
evry also by the Boston the LIST and i6h -
I'm
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The present Secretary oil the Treasury estimates the