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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
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SEARS WONDERS Or THE WORLD,


volumes r yoUTo PfcsLr especially ever issued from M ns
e.I1se rom H. viii; os OF tive Of he numerous pictorial
elbe ,hmen.: with .!ch it IS adorned Gu; we found we
". viii therefore recommend eli who in want OF 'oIS
Of and % that VIII 's ss sla q 'Ge the
day passed awaY and IL iorsottsnTo putcha5e 'n$e
Wonders ons Of r Reviewers Of his S5s % 4, a,ia a,e
So.sed 95S Of ,s ssFEg Wospras bpt Sir sesr .nt
invaluable work sill pros that Modefn' can boast OF
Essl ol tie above work. be4unfu printed -t1 sPa
and su; M s rl.n M peop
AGEN IS WaNT 20 t&loqshout tie county a.. Ae
Clergymel 6upeIin.sndents and Teachers Of Sebb4h
Schools, C. Agents OF Newspapers and Periodicals., ~
pectuliy requested 10 act Agents The most liberal
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
d lmis E WALKER 4 %" ia Fulton 81 NewYoIk.
THE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of the City Of NewYSIA siys nc5lee that 1sy ,nf IN,
5 any 6 y s c
GEO. Office No 50 .;ft5 GEoR RsefRsf RsLASb aSh ?s P.sd
A.B McDosAlp, Secretary. dig WIS
MERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
wi PANY-Captal $500 COO Office No. IS Wel-stre
Dsceabet 18th 'rs notice @ that m ,9 from a and after M m n
nrs. all FsHzH1 s2
DWIDEND. Dividend OF Eight Per Cent
~ upon the Capital steck of the Howard Insurance Com
pany Was declared BY the Board of Directors THIS DAY
pava se on and after tha ith Of December next
'n;sq amis LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW.YORK.-
u TO Up TOWN GROCERS AND FAMiLlEs.-
sperm Oil Winter and Fall Strained. bsached, white and
6 Oil Do Dc 90 DO DC Dc DO Do DO DO Dc Dc
Iins.sd Oil, raw and boed.
Olive Oil, In bottles and BEETLES,
Neatsfoot Oil,
Alcohol and Camphlne,
Patent Sperm and Stsarine Candies.
The above warranted stand the weather anc to be o iIs
ouaty for PaIlo and Astral Lamps Fer sci. by tho caSk
barrel gallon, quart and Pin.-che.p n,,oo>-
No. l8a between ve;sy and ta!toa
G-nc.rs .Itices Dyes Manufacturers Paper
Dsti.rs' Conlecouers', Brewers Besf-MakeEs bakeis
and Paper Stiipers' attic-S ot2 ms Llt 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
BRUSSELS CARPETIN

BRUSSELS OAKFEI INI.
C5~ Just received, an invoice oi BRUSSELS
CARPETfNGs which, with stock on hand, comprise
RI. most splendid as,arttlt The Gito. sale cheap by
c. w. SMITH & COMPANY,
d1 2wIs 25i Broadway, i0pposlte City hai!l
r. britannia Ware by ship She field =
la the ship Shcted which struck RonsG Shoals we IN.
ported few Of Dixon; best Britannia War vIL ms
Coffee Pots and Tea Sets the latest and mos, bau,la
terms They put complete order and offered Tor sale
by retail the lowest wholesale pes. opportunity
i, now given 10 patrons purchase uefai goods or the
.pproachue holidays. For iaie oy :.
an stjs. B6ARDMAN X HART, Bur!ing .lip
- Mul1s, MufFs, Mu1gs-Of Esry supeg!9f osi'y.
among which Of the hn.s NetgTa 4pd baGS Lynx
10 be found In the city-for sale at WAISoES,
" " Hat and Fur Store. Is: Chatham II
I,d,e, would do we'll 10 call and examine previous %
purchasing else herr Tapped alus Of description
u3 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

sSTANUSD~-h situation by bic young
" Nora, s,t apf;ya;e Family, :, Cock, 'shet 'nd
heGst OF "a 90 .oera House 9rs The best OF Rs:ssn-
h slyeu u Brooklyn tbs Ci;y Please tHIi -
EcuIth-st:e. ~ I : store. ~ ~
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ENGJIEH DRUGCCTS

~ small Invoice Of superior quality. new pat
tenn and bright e0'0'ESt ~ SS' sMiFY sSiiF COMPANY
d2l 7wis 254 Broadway. (oppo,its CITY Raiil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IEyANrED--i sltGauol ts wafer IN private
.uily or IN etectcry. bv young who viii also
De srcrsy useful AID give he very best % city iser
encr. Pleas. inquire It 4GS Broadway. dE2 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
rOOP OIT-CIOTNE

- J,:.t received, several n-s oauens q EnEiiai
FLOOR OfL-CLOTas, which. ,ozsthe! w tn our fo:m'
assortment OF English and American OF clo;h' s9aSsa M
foI ai. ia this country by any DealeF ehe:p byi
C. ~. SMITH COMPANY, s1l
d2l 2rls 25t Broadway. ,cp9osit. City Hal!.)
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AUCTION SALES.
SATURDAY EVENING. DIE. 2.
4: :. l,s ln--sS. =. - snn.c-N. 49,

Jotiah Riehards, !A.cnocees.
.NGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT.--Sto.e
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CAUTI0N.--Lost oI n,ls!ad note drawn By
- Ch@.!ss Neyjs, favor n and endorsed ey Hhen
nm. 10 3osrS. ayugG be.as s,cp9e y "a OF no uss 20
aay bat owner The 6n6eI wpieais Iesysli WIN ne
~ n AZ - NnAcs AZ Gk< y.
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yS~ANTL0--A place by ; nice American S.,i
} al heasrsots washing. &c. Good cf,rsEcss Agcly
AZ rs Eso adNSty. 5aseIne,t. pss *
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y. VI IT L = VI
AND FURS

Z ). G II Z A 2
1THE proprietor offers TO sell hisstock OF MOFfS
J EIrRS(wASuPAcrUREp ExCLuIyELY By HISisELFl
~, FETAL at WHOLESALE pnces al ms store 70.
81 Liberty strest.rear Broadway. q iinls
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Hubberd 6.
w Stone 4ol Broadway, corner OF Walker ST; goods
r;-.bIs for Holiday presents, such Gold aLt Si!vsf
W1S c;od Chains Keys Breaches, Diamond RUBY,
Emsad Opal and Other sloae sd plaza kns syrs Hoi. HoR.
Latest kind. J-yvelr from the manufacture WI!
Er KEEP. constat! hd Wefche; and Jewer ispa.eS
S't g!u ', + 6. STONE, 40l Broadway,
iol Co.s.,;. Corner w a!ker-strest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

SYOENAKERS.-GOO OPPORTUNITY
- -Four gcoa worknep u go 20 New Bunswice n J. 70
work o ot,oas u the Iai1 Rabhsg factory =. thc subscr
blr ases 90 PER ,yssktime II hOutG per day, UGu hy
prefer pieee work. when they more Apply
apa :; % HOnACEH DAY, Is Maiden l.as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Messps. Charles L. Crocket. John T. Scrrs:. James G
Walker, T. j, Morrison. Jdc. Halter, and Theodore D.
I'm 6.c.. &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

State oaer copy y----- G..e~a
AN ADULT CLASS IN FRENCH for Ladies
VIII formed III. sS%ns.y Of ps, The M's s
j Lac <. q asSft5 9sS >, We e
!-sct hfIaselyts the accommodation o! it. The eSurse
M comprise Of s s2nf i.s 81 ssnsd a1
Eaas:; sS and 9 the thod paf.asd Vii which win
s.fbie s1G. s s s .siea @,
the benefit Of aran!s who have occasion 2 ara e h
have completed their school education, WITHOUT ssvns hsa
tn: 10 asqs sssss S' s ia
YORK Dee, ls,s tls eod.w.
T,HRIsT1iAs & NEW-YEAR-COUTHoUY
the riches stock Of Good, uabls for tf season 70 b oa1d
II s @ o es ala and na ss9asaaH s sat'
q Bona4Hp5ITs s4 fs Iss1. aArca 10
bs fsaDd no where n else in With sra, !aIg
Psper Mac1s Goods and afrcs for the Toilette OF the
also as r.sa stock n tho Uss ass:
t. se s,isss he
ds.ss. in sssy M Sss,z Of Sa a.eussS snssoe s
Pae1 and seaa ep, al Of @ nag 6EBS 6STS HpAI I
10, se TG .i Of 'lst s Aasrssn sS sn'ias Iasta Ute
YNTM. T. JENNINGS " co Diapers and .rall-
w o:a 25i Broadway American Hotel oppo'e the FoNp
tan ,olic ateaca te an assortment oil
Un=r the sssuraacs t he Systeui CT sc;a. ToHu and
quick r, which elected iibsrai patroarfs n,
Sc continued snlt such q w eni''
: feature IL Tie establishment which nus coulnsafR 70
ho.e r.0r. articles .1u;siIate n, Sdciton 20
;:ocl q az s.'9 s S 1 F.ae assD D oe .s
oons. Vesl-. Office Ccau, Travelling fIoczs' prsa"ns
eRoc: se!ec:oe o silk and satin ses C!.vsn E1hd
he G9Te, ho;G ~. GnsS[ . ras,l osr
odUc-aasnts 20 patei.a1a:,. @ lylo .o
pEADY MADE OVGR-COATS, WINTER
u ERoIGs CkpAKs &f-Ertrs Eesrer sad no. n.s.
sdd g1 ,.3s 9is cio c6 o1 sis III so.dwsy-
Amscsa :s9 b"e 0p9"s~ ae ,g S1Tn{sD y g>;,yasa
yE7INDoW SHADE DEPOT, No. ] Spruce:
the public i to her saa4 'asssf: asssfsss e of Desoa
parsat adow Shades all hssiaS been Sos up "'a
patterns svrl5 day and always hare on hard 4 Isy ss
e est c0s. ssas Of pssa pssadd . ansea I R'fl .a
VIA ygstts, French se,0ll. ySFsI1 w.. als &C.
B.aDers and Dyeo.soas doas ssyie not TO 'e
ss b ~ u l
c7ITPEgJOR CID PoRT VINE q b., BEAspS1, ~:
as T.. .sS.s5Ss .s5 Sssl. ss:5, q. e. sS
. s sssa ssHs e ysfbERT III sisi: BH ss'' OF
one deep eae A''' 4 Pine street. corass oi il.i.E.
81 ----rgoMPsON's TRUSsES.-oRce
.:i:::: s.: i J: i
,,oss e , ipptur bseA PAD wash d0es 20 aea
ir % /. :pped snd six days is sven and II does not
rios & re- ptuIe while peifoing kind OF e1sicss OF
Eea srd gre p-Eleet wo.1 u not satstac,
Ssr res ect The noaey cheerfnlly .eErned sad
S Is The oiy condition which should buy any ss
lh s.ass: eay esetsa, sad warranted it S-e "
::or: followed A., r-c-z
E,..n greiusv ely cy applying this truss and all S
TO .4ns. and Jy 10, tNmstres
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ry,O TEaCHERS-A MOST ELIGIBLE OP-
pORTUSITY.-Ths advertiser, on account OF domss
,c desrous Of disposins ot bis prop II
I-se,rs bIishel popular and profitable Boarding School
,hl;,hmsut The location but few miles from this
;-basutifu accessible and nelthfu the Buildings aye
cnnnodous aad every way convenient for the eccomnods
row of large number OF pupils Inc Furniture Apparatus;
md a. the appliances. quite compels and The School
many years Of successful OPERATION IN very
nr;shing condition Possession would te given the
s-ion of the present ApH!. 4 portion OF the pur
rri,s., uloney can reIaaic on mortgage.
cnpo:tuu,y like this rarely be with. Apr!!ce
,ions before The 20th OF February from abroad
JT-c,.i 10 SMtTHSONiiN, N.T-Ie:k City Fc-.-Othce
-yiil receive due attention.. dzl 2~eod
aiJIES WITH AAltY LIPS OR FACE
Use Bourards UpooG.S PoTdeI Il tagss .very paIti-
IL of he:r of where Il applied sa, instead OF u:ng
improves the skin, u smooth :cLt and white
Sod AT The sign OF h- American Eagle, e Chahamst.ee
Look out. Beware OF cou1te1ts!tS Buy Oulg here:
a. r..efu Sold also e Steest, Boston, Ledge. Build
ing, phis; 27 Rlngst, Charleston. S c. do I'm
DINE APPLE PRESERVES, &c.-lOO jars
weighing from 30 los. OF superior Pns Apple Sweet
.ars az . p-r b. nuch superior the We India Also
esre-al assortment Of Eu Wines sc. suitable for the
Holidays for sale as e sssoaeels 25iess By
dzl aoo-,H-tt q I y y ", " CEeLneln 81.
NTUTRA SRINS.-3 bales prime winte, Nutr,as
~ for sale By GRINNELL, MINTgRN GO,
CLEIGH BELLS.-A full ssssrtmen; Of loose
tse sd HsT sa'0se si5 ss: g iRs !sss 0s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

tpIS0 WANTED--ior which good security
n eFU will b. given ,na bonu, Of Tweaty Ave Doiias
for the u.s Of .ne same sky days A9di.ss a. L. v Ino
mn aofTrs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

CAIR--A Ladies Fan for lhe benefit Of the
= German Mission ". E. Church MI! &c had It 80 f
ea sdasSsy tie oh Of c
ous and 5are articles viii be presented M sale among which
ere several made % bind L.dy All friendly to ina came
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

BOARD WANTED "A young man wishes tor
- board yyitiout Gnne> ait some family residing above
Grand srrr: and The 8oFer he wishes Tor seoseA
and comfortable nome, and ssona Acceptable one ee ONES.
Ell he II arah ample information regard % s character
lt ,,.uius Address eiNEsrREXT al The TiibuEe ohos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Ann 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR,

JUST RECEIVED, via Steamer Acadia, iot OF
j new saa splendid goods fox gentensRs dressing
sbe aad reddaag eosssas shs'ss sssoss. s OF
NSH;ia SIsi.,f 'A WI T JENNINGS CO. 2al Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

7o>e ecesfins - hoa,.A-si rs .AIas 20 :- aI ef
az artJo ri te.i fG.r- III nd re-cy sale sf $40
~. : In. c.'sl,s Ll.s' tttc .G o$cFlnef
Saies .. -Alvi.tn ttuniuiiy e.:srerc Z
sRGs,1 z CCLTON, Us Fuitos and x Asa its,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

DOARD.--A few gentlemen can DC ecconmoda-
ed with co arc aud single rooms, IS Ersns at
p,,,ssn Broadway iaa si 50. s-oI on ns hIst hSor
viii also tt let WIKI board. oIS -- IN
!. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
r,as ~ a JoAn s.. payaSs in trY gooe.s groceries,
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DIED..
;, JA,IEs Miller formerly Of Orange

On sunday 9th inst; JAMES MILLER formerly of Orange
County y.
neral this day 81 o'clock, from lac residence, No 81
lso5in~en.strset, 'sltbou: farther invitation.
july 8 William Downing, aged months infant son OF
Madison {. and Ann E. BoGd
July 5, James Pachell in his 5lst year.
July 5 Phebe, daughter OF Thomas ]. White, aged Il
years and 5 months.
July 4, Care, Degraw in MS 10th year.
July q Henrietta r. daughter of CyreniuS B-s aged 10
years.
July Judith relic Of the late John W Watkins Esq,
Ia her SD year
Juo7 Of consumption james Mckay. in his i5th year.
Juy6 Of chronic bronchitis James c. Boggs, in his SD
year.
AT Whes'own July g. John Wilson, revolutionary sol
Al Geneva June IS Rev john Middleton late Pastor of
the First Baptist Church in Geneva, aged So
AT Canton, ST Lawrence County, june p! Alvin l. Low
Esq, Clerk of that County, in his i3d year.
AT Geneva June % Dr. Edward Cutbush II, late Dean
Of the Geneva Medical College.
At Rochester July , the Norton House, Capt Inns
b. Palmer, aged about 50 years. Capt was IN the Com
Inssarat Department of the L. 5. Army during the ate
war; and in several engagements with Gen Scott anu
subsequently, prisoner at Quebec.
At Delh June "a Margaret H., daughter Of Robert Leaf
81 years She dies composetIv as the Christian dies
At Broadabin Jane 80 Mr. Isaiah Belts, his s7'h year
Mr.. B. among The number Of those who fought for The
liberties enjoy ~ the aye OF 10 ne engaged IN inc
commencement Of the Revolutionary War and through tne
whole Of manfuy struggled for the conques 50 sigly
achieved Ever since his dying day matt! the m
frmite of incapaci.ated his powers he manifested thar
devotion his countys interest which remarkably char
those who sacrificed their all for her good AT an
early day he left Norfolk Connecticut and came INTO TINS
region of country where he has since resided casting
around him the influence Of All intelligent, industrious ana
upright example. For than forty years he maintained
Christian profession in connection with the Presbyterian
Church; aud good old age he has goEe down TO the
grave in the hope, AID having the consolation, that he has
fought good fight has kept the faith and heuceOrth there
crown Of righteousness laid up for him in heaven
Amsterdam lntciiIgencer
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SUMNER WEATHER.-t should BE- remembered that dnrinE
formed with such lsncuor J4 food iniao o..
being speedily dissolved and converted into nut oi
body often becomes actually SPOILED. pntIi'u IN ~,
stomach Hence bad breath disasfeeabs taste IN '
collie pans, dysentery, cholera morbus, and o'hei
complaints. ,,. ,,r Ill RI.
Wrishts Indian Vegetable Pills eFtain cur 10, III all
above dangerous complaints because thy
are the cause not only Of all disorders of the bowels o"'
lnalady incident TO man. I ,-;rr the blood
and therefore and , a pain o one Se} BODY s q
well a. dive every public ere cautioned
he mdsec c TsfS to en5 s the
"oTEi o M9dG BE- al centre medie has h ~
l"n,a s If The leord tishfs cannot De- found all Is posi-
lively WONG e,,u.;r.I, to The sale Of The medicine,
p!icei md retaNos 2Gs Greenwich street, New.{ ork
a Boston, and No. lG9 Race street Phatel-
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NJ A I}RII.,D

gpIy d Mr. Michel C. Brooks Miss Ellen Augusta
daughter Of the late Wm. II. Walsh.
4? Knoxville Tenn. at the residence Of Col. John E.
Wheeler, ty the Rev. Robert Kimb7ough Milton l. Phil
l;ps. Esq TO Miss Mary +. Hickcov-a!l Of Campbell
At Burnt Corn, Monroe Comfy Alabama, June - by
Rev F. O. Martin Mr. Henry B. James formerly Of Frank
In County Vermont Miss Caroline H., daughter Of Rev
Ben irnin G. hIeigs. Of the Cel Ion Mission.
a, Cortland Village. June IS, Mr.. Isaiah Hoffman Of
Ithaca aged L. Miss Catherine, aged ID, daughter Of
Johu Ferris Of the former place.
A, Aneaiavile, July 3, by the Rev. H. O. Ludlow Rev
A. Cogswel Frssell, of South Armenia, to Miss Lavnia
Barser, Of that place.
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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.
D,pD,S JI-E pit -

THIS sIngularly etlicaclous medicine I5 now
tan nt5adac into very family and rests its claims
c7T nstrnag on the most cretble authority Numesoms
of cures effected BIZ this medicine are dIy received py me
't' 80 WtsniNGros sT., BcsToS, 18th June, 1919,
C.,t.n4n-With gratitude aud pleasure announce Ln-
cur Wrought o. myself by the use oil PARR'S Lii ~
PIT M whole system was deranged was so cos,ive
,,d Lounh m that existence punishment. oomr-
Inn M heal of my body such thai persPred with the
js.t seTt0n and much thar clothes would be quite
s,tura- h!ch brOaght down, and became seFy
nm nd weak applied thr different iocof2 but got
-jirC nexrapp.ed the lnrar, but all 20 pu5rose
t- t.ed yor Pulls uumrVer had ss .!t IN 4dfet-
medicines. took t.Iee pills nrlt and TWO IN The
morning ul-dIcln' mali aud soothing m OPP
alton bot he only effects ossole tine yet the
were TO lie gea. blessing kept taking The pits
Tor oyT i.ot, and found them gradually oyeco iGg ihy
ailments until II eIst restored to psriee htatl ca
now most cordially yield faith i- set forth IN yoo
lit,l- boo. though confess hi very suspicious OF
them You are liberty 10 nun this, iof think gIater
was never gy,a mankind than wha
~ ~ Yonr. rrsractfuIIy Val. PEARSON.
Sold wholesale by T Roberts Co. e. broadway coner
Of DUANE and retail by the all the t respectable druggists
ia New. York In boxes 50 and . Cts each y ~ ma
CFAIFD PROPOSALS will be received by the
= Snhsrrb.r JAZZ 12th P. NJ 1872 maize IS S-iaeh,
and nc Stopeoeks Plans Ct h- topcocEs r1ay DC zen
the Office. ,z,- "a rnrobsr r.er
w--k un,.i CO upetion OF contract.
a. order Of the Cfoton AGuedact comInittes xT,.
HORATIO ALLEN, Eng Of Gre. . AfT a;,s ~ o'A''
Once OF the Cotton A4usdaet Works, July 6 i's'
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,-;,b The Bank in consequence OF the Presidents
lns discounts for the people Of Painhed instead Of
,be funds for him. and that he has made small nun
AFY" 10 Rank for specie We don't know how tue this
bnt that large number Of the notes OF the Bank
w., ,,i,b no regular Cashiers signature we do know
Thomrson,s useful and accurate Bank Note Reporter
,,;rs the following valuable information:
C,aio and secures held for the circulation Of each
f,s bank inthe Stale the lst Ji-aggregate state
meni
caaerersi.ned notes outstanding. .5!l7o
Scared BY Bonds and Mortgages. IL 1896
Newly ork State Stocks. ! ,2599lS
~ Michigan State Stocks. ;0l 600
Illinois State Stocks. 53i ,000
Arkansas State Stocks. $1,000
Indiana State Stocks. 10000
Kentucky State Stocks. 1000
Alahama State Stocks. $4,000
Maine State Stocks. 90 600 81, 40 pa
OF the Michigan stock sac 600 University stock, on
which the interest regularly paidS322 600 is Of the &C.
knowedged and the balance S9oooo IS OF the pudiated
ytocS
An estimate of the stocks on depote al the present prices,
shows w:' compared with the January valuation an ag
gecate nproy Of full half million Of dollars
The Boston and Providence Railroad Company nave ue
cael dividend Of three per pa yabe the ll ias'
The Bank Of Virginia ald GuarteE per cen; TWO OF
whicl w be pad.to the stockholders.
william E. Mayhew, Esq has been elected ftesue,t ,ha
Farmers and Planters Bank Of Baltimore, in place o. te
la;e James Chestcii ESQ.
The Inspector General Of Canada has notified the SCI
collectors Of the customs that in the COLLECTIONS ~
they ale 10 receiv. the pound sterling AT m q SGg
four shss aud four pence currency, equal 10 -
The following is from the official stateinent Oh u'e
Orleans Banks on the 2ih June:
Circulation Deposits. spec1s
BAIL. Of Louisa $3.50, ABA % S2o94 SO .. %
Canal Bank 10 600 az. 70 ,Is or 90
City Bank $50 525 90 .,3,sos ., Isl "a
State Bank. IS 62. on 41'.go o. go go On On 20
Mech {; Traders $50 $50 90 so oo " Do o a. a.
Unon Bank. 500 oo -3',.9' % olo,t.. :.
81 GG0,3j3 - Si,l9l ,l@S % s6Wh,O9o Ill
The above are the only specie paying banks. II will be
,en that the Bank OF Louisiana has than dollar in
specie for every dollar differentiation AID deposit and together
the specie exceeds the circulation and depostes by sI22 8
OF the non-spece paying Banks the circulation Of The
C,z7U.' Bank amounts 10 SiS5,545 &c: her deposits 10
500 go 3dnaki,.g total of indebtedness Of S7751Sl
g. She has in specie only s5375 65 The Consolidated
Bak has circulation of SlGl s75; deposits S3l 95i 6
rotal, SlQ3, $50 CO: Specie, 1913 10
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bottom
Those for inch Pipes wb feet deep and feet wide
bottom 2nG cere oil iee vide 10 be left the sides Of the
trenches
agents employed b. the Cgoton Aqueduct Commttee the
TEACHES vii b filed in, in layers hot exceeding inches IN
Tor the purpose the he well ammed and then epayed
in durable and workmanike manner.
Offset trenches viii required occasionally when branches
TO be laid Where hydant be placed trench
e. feet deep and feel WIDE al bottom VIII ts Tela!Ltd-
paved and lett ~ like good condition before the commence
Propoals will state the price per cubic yard for the trench
for 6 inch fP TO cover all expenses Tor eScayatng back
all superuous materials and price mile Tor the trenches
lling ammnS, epayinz, supplying sand, paving and
cleaning e streets aforesaid A Price yer foot running
nE from re longitudinal ,aia 10 The foot Of the iyifent
me % Ss the Of @ aopas R@y
Each proposal be accompanied With the signatures of
for the fairhiu performance o! The contract be
AMI 10 addrssse % hr ss; ''''''S 'f''
It will be- stipulated in tne contract tia. he contractors
that such lamps furnished aad directed 10 be placed al
trenches lett open during the nisht supplied wh OIL and
placed every night in conspicuous positions.
rocLtRLy FOLLOWING TIr excavation 10 be
IS enfs'ng AZ 1 @ o an can al o.
VI" be supposed 70 haze informed OF the character
Of tile excavation and made tier proposals accordingly
III The Pipes lad and cuied aad no allowance will be
The sees y nor 10 be broenup without wr,n directions
from the subscriber which directions viii specify from and
what points the be broken up ON time
II intended tnat the Trenches shall be opened faster THAI
the iae layers put 10 the Fps aud he Trenches are 10
b. reilej a repat Immediately after the Pipes are ad
The payments On estimates ~ be- wilbn ten cent OF
work done: the completion the WORK :nt T" II! o.
reserved for months ~ IN the opinion OF Engineer
provide for any tsiaFng Q other work found necessary IA
consequence Of the areri0e 10 which any a! oil TIE
work las been done the part of the contractor
No viii be finally settled without Ii. refscnai eZ
amnsIoo and certificate ohe Engineer Of the crotop Aque
.1ct Works.
Copies Of The contract aud certificate in fns settlement
l examined the office ot he CIoron AQueduct W oks
b order of the rotor hquetuct Committee.
The proposals Of persons Offering for the above work wa
be ronslefsJ made for the PART as 'hs
Joint Cr0ton Aqueduc, Committee MAJ assign.
HORATIO ALLEN.
s.gsiil.er Of ~. C.oion Aqueduci WORK.