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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22

MONEY MARK EFT.


The stock market is affected by the prevailing epide
mic has entirely lost its vivacity, and prices gra
duaily giving way There seems to be difference of
opinion relation to the position Of the foreign market
for American stocks The "bear" party contend that the
prices carried out by the packet othe LIST June when the
fever at its height will induce stocks to return for
sale in large amounts and that the popular feeling
abroad ia such to prevent large houses il so dis
posed from taking the loan at least for the present.
In which the payment of the Treasury notes will
addition to the amount of money seeking invest
ment On the other hand it is commended that expert
has uaitormly shown, that people will not sell in
rising Market nor buy in falling That the rise in
prices here will only induce foreigners to hold more
especiayto those stocks which continue to pay, and
that the amount ef money ahoat will increase while
there will be no improved demand for under the pre-
sent tariff Experience seems sustain this latter view
Ohio fell Kentucky I; Long Island I Canton, !;
Hsrlemi.
Attic new board sales were less at fallen rates.
The citizens ofPittsburgh decided by strong vote on
Tuesday OF tax of s25 900 per annum to pay the
interest subscription to the Pittsburgh and Councils
Vile Railroad Company of 100000 the part of the
city. The for the tax ssl against it, 292-ma-
jority in favor, $780,
The French Minister Of Commerce had laid before both
Chambers and ordered to be distributed to their
bers an interesting document the trade Of the Celcs
tial Empire and Of Indo China The direct exports Of
England consisting in products Of its soil and industry
TO the Indian and Chinese and Oceania set down
in at O00f Ofthese 80 worth Of English
manufactures chiefly of cotton goods are exported d
rectly to China According to that docume the
carried between that country and North
America the British Dutch and Spanish poss ssons Of
India, Japan, Thibet, Tonkn, Cochn-China, Siam, Ma
lass and the entire Indian Archipelago and with Rus
sa ria Kakha, does not fall short Of 10000 oOof
We have receveda report the state OF the treasury
up to May 10, 1913, in compliance with resolution of
the House ofRepresentatves from which we have COM
piled the following tables =
STATEMENT orTHE AMOUNT OF MEANS USED TO psrRAy
THE EXPENSES THE vovERNMENr rHr oRptNAay
REvEruEs OF THE GOVERNMENT, YEAR ENDING MARCH
3D-
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Died.

On Tuesday evening" the Goth inst in the second year
Of her age ADELE HENRrErrE youngest daughter Of Mr.
Adophe l.. Aker.
On Wednesday morning. June 2st, of lingering ILL.,.
ness JOHN LYNCH in the SD year of his age native Of
the county OF Limerick, Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his brother
Patrick, respectfully invited attend his funeral this
Thursday evening, at four o'clock from his late
tence, 295 Madison street.
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Passengers Sailed.

LoHpoN-packet ship swi,zerapdJ wilke aud lady Gee
McKardy Geo Holt, New York; Dckanzou iadv cbild
AID s,oskhom; Mr. and Mrs ysy ssp,s Martha John
lngton, VI; John Noble Virginia; Smith, New Jcrst
J,ncs simpson, Mr. Goodng London; Hibret, MIR Ht, Nj
Vincent, New Oceans.
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FrelQhts.

CHARLESTON, June 7.-For Liverpool we quote I'd
l6 many shipments have been made during the week
at the former rates. complete cargoes but heard it
asserted yesterday that for the present could be
got off at the For Havre there is vessel load
ing taking, if the article offered Cotton at cent and
Rice So For the Northern ports so 6at cents for Cot
ton and Rice.
SAVANNAH, June Ito Liverpool, Al offered, 7.l6d
asked. Coastwise-New York. Cotton square and round
75c 81 per bale; Rice soc per cask Boston, cotton, SIT
per bale.
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State Of x raue.

SC0Ie r0Ues
The markets have been fairly active, and but little
change.
.qshes-Pots at 81 623 Pearls at SIS 37A.
Cohon-Prces OF cent per b lower than last week
Upland and Florida at 81 n cents New Orleans ct
st Texas ST o6a
Provisions Ohio Pork Sill SO prime 50 80 coun.
ty Mess at $ll 62t Ohio prime So 62t 50 New York
State prime SO SO Western prime Beet at Sc pic.
killed. Hams At Al cents picked Shoulders 81 smoked
Sides Al Ohio Lard at 81 cents.
Flour and Meai-Western Flour at S. 37t Genesee SO
at So 374 Ohio at So 43t.
Grain-lIlnois 81 Ia Northern Rye So cents go deli
vered Northern Oats % 2ot cts Corn. Mary land, at
S. cents Northern IS Ohio, via canal, SIS.
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Foreign Importations.

LIVERPOOL ship Hargave26o tons salt Woodruff Mn
tun6s soda 30 do ashes Bruoet Jnkn'-23 DO Line
n cs m Nc Bride-3 do tcs hhds Masters
MaIhos cc31 bales buffalo robes Jswitt s,a-s9 tens
LrvrRrooL-shp Hec,or-isoo seeks salt f d Huilbut
ToBAsco-Bdg Democrst-2ooO quiual' ogwood I schu
mAcher.
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,
n,

THE Subscriber hving the Of this establish
meht presents it to the of the travelling public. In the
hands Of Mr. Beach, who recently became owner has
been efficiently repaired and o desirable
gatfy the tastes aad the comfort Of vsans The
Saratoga will procure constant supply such Intervals and
such mode will their grateful well mcdie
nal properties L is the make this establishment
preferable for families those who choose comfort and
place The of its seriousness Of It's
that purpose Still eec,uaily accomplish it, IN sub
scber intends materially reduce the charges those
who favor him with Of and
all things will endeavor the convenience and epjov
Inen OF his guests reducing the supplies and
forts hitherto provided for their The house
row open. and In compltt: prep ration.
X. s. WARREN.
Dalistop Spa. Jane r. 1al3 ie22 mt
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PASSENGER ARRIVED.

LVERrooL-Ship Hargrave-Mrs Beps and daughter, Nj
Howard aud b,sdy, Mr. Msnrtin,l9i in the .teersge.
AT NEW BEDFoRD-Ship Gen scott, from Pecifc Ocean
Capt Pendetop, late of ship Avis New London lost al
Two Peoples Bay. New Holland. IN Angn.f. 1870 ~
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$25,628,852

Total. sss2s,s5a s.s,s74tat
Ofthis amount of Treasury Notes. 81 900 to be
converted into stock by the proxmo which will raise
the stock debt to s2 and reduce the Trea
sury Notes to about 81 which will be attempted
to be suPpanted with notes issued currency without
interest There is legal right to issue these latter
notes. and similar provision formed one of the greatest
objections to the exchequer plan of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Nothing oan be more dangerous than the
circulation of such shihplasters for paper circulating
without interest and nconvertible into specie nothing
better. Those who would receive them would suffer
loss, as they would Immediately fall into the hands Of
brokers to be bought from creditors and sold
to government debtors. They cannot circulate as
currency tits the abominabe extravaganza of the last
two years which has driven the upon these
saifts. For the first time since the last war; stock
debt has been created to meet government liabilities
The moral influence of such of things is to the
last degree disastrous When the federal head of the
Union presents such example OF improvidence and
waste what can be expected from the members
which are plunged head and ears in debt The
truth s however that the disease which was
at the bottom Of society, by the baneful influence Of
banking, has risen gradually bghting the branches
and twigs ascended, until the head withers and
displays the inherent corruption within The cure to be
radical, must operate in the way Banking inocu
lated the people with extravaganza. The people were
unable pay the banks the banks stopped and bank
rupcy, like leprosy, through all states of society
individuals passed under the bankrupt act states under
reputation; and banks into liquidation The people
now right honesty frugaty and industry the order
of the day. The representatives Of the people will feel
their nuence corporations states md lastly the fede-
raj government will feel the regulating and invigora-
ting influence and with returning economy, debt and
corruption will be purged from the federal admnistra
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TIE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY
will close Tuesday the h Of July. at 70 O'clock r. NJ
Nopicure Of the collection again b.
the rooms Of the Academy
Adm ssion rs cents Catalogues I2x CENTS j,2. 2wsrc
NOTCE-lhe subcribsr intends being absent from the
IN for tine and HIS fully uncovered Mr. JOHN
r. A. SANFORD to for HIM du log his absence Office
80 Ann street. L. CHOATEAU, JR.
Jun. 81. I843. j222wsr
CHINULE MACHINE-ODc OF Flags Patent single
~ Machine which be worked either by horse
no er and will 600 shingles day, lue used
aud in prime order; will be so,d yey low date app
cation TO thOshiM SCHhElbEh,
"a William street.
1t can be seen at the store Of
MEsSka. s. DUNN co,
j223m 1877 Wsur street.
THE PIUNIC fAkTY-An edvorpsemeu ut was pubiisl ed
the ITth headed Caution ceItain Me farty"
purporrg that 1.-THE said Party had rendered damage
on the property where t held at Bsrgen, ~ and for
bidding its repetition the The
meet published without hn,wedse whatever of the
owner Of the properly and s. reward hereby OF rcd
such infos. lead TO the detection Of the rerson
VINO caused said advertisement TO be published.
Address One Of the Party" Jersy City. j22 lt
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AMERICAS MUsEUr,

AND ERlAL GARDEN.
Opening OF the Garden the roof OF the Museum a0rdnr
fine view OF the bay, rivers adjacent towns and the NEST
cool ard delightful promenade in the world!
Croton Water unning freely in each Of tho Nuse
,,,., NEW AND nEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN
With more than l00e,s has been Ctsd in thr
FALCON ASCENSIONSt throughout the Jaw anu " IKE
WORKS n the evening Mr.. HARRINGTON. the Great
yenroquit ana Magician, 10 engaged Also. SIG FRAN
DISCO, the proprietor OF the renowned Italian antoceini
Mr.. II u. SHERMAN, and la Petite Cento kc
On the first Of July will be opened and sracitus Hall
containing articles Of trade the art, zoo mecs
Mechanic Institutes Contributors requested and
Obtain circulars and terms imme dlat-iy. .
Price Of admission Children under half price
iel6r
C0NCERT OF ,XQGAt And INSTRUMENTAL
her friends and the public that she will give her enc, az The
occs,ion will BE- assisted bv her brother Mr.. AUSTIN
PHILLIPS.
MARY A HARDwICK will also have the honor If max;
ing her second appearance before New York snd
,inr Cavstinn"" I'm Of fsry band. composed by
words by jeorg. r. Morris Esq The music by Chas e. Horn
This child only three old pronounced w the
frat professors TO be genius of TINS OF the
other age
Mrs Hdwick has also the pleasure saying she
sisted BY ell the leading profession Of the city,
the manner given their valu BILE
wll be duly announced. MIR H. c. TInn will presue ~ the
Piano Forte. Conductor Mr. George Lodsr.
Tickets so cents each children under each,
70 be had az the mu,ic Fun paTculas fu
ture advertisements. lis Sc.r~
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0D- NO WONDER 1T GOES.-The Balm of Eden
Spresented to the citizens OF New York Boston and Phi
lsdepha by Of the first ladies in this city, who pedg
es her sacred honor that what the state
true. The warrants it to reckles tan and many
other defects of the skim Solids s57 Broadway Price
so cents and ST. per bottle.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
my- THE UNRTyALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR

ny- THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the permanent of all the proean forms Of Dyspepsia
This universally admired MIXTURE being pleasant to the
taste and smell gently astnges the bres OF the stomach
and gives the proper tsnsty which good digestion re-
quies. As nothing can be better adapted to help and
flourish the constitution SO there is nothing gene
rally acknowledged to be peculiarly eicacious in all
inward wastings loss Of appetite indigestion depression
breath consum pive habits In all nervous disorders
from whatever cause arising its effect is truly wonderful
and all that tram of sinkngs, anxiees and tremors
which so dreadully affect the weak, the sedentary and
the delicate, will in short time be succeeded by cheer
fulness and every pressge of heath.
Sold in large bottles, So each. In small bottles, ST.
each. In containing half dozen, S. carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office and Consulting Rooms of the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nd Au street.
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PMALE'S NEW Work. m 1 zzS5IsA
AND PICTURE liALLERY

PMALN'S NscW Work. MUS EUsA
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Broadway, opposite the City
ADMISSION lNLY ONE SHII.i.lr q.
Mr.. n. BENNETT. MANAGER.
The following performers eDgnseG-.
Mr. DELARUE, who will give his much admired limitations
of Ksan Kembe Forrest Booth. Hambn &C.. also in
treducs humorous sketches.
Mr. s BROUWER, the celebrated comic sInrsr
Miss AID AK. the much admi ed SongstI
Miss BLANCHAR the Grecian Juggleress, ana splen
did performer the musical
LA PETITE CkkETO, tho Uanxecse.
u Entertainment Saturday afternoon thrse o'clock
Evening Performances the Lecture Room 20
equNtev past O'Clock.
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- nrs DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
IHLu6$WD LAND, Sc Persons about remittiag
: ,ss si 3' sS D% 4: i I'd s:sFi7
3, s, 10 80 ESQ, amOnt. payable on
dmand without discount other the National
Bank Of Ireland, Provincial uk do hessr James Built,
Son Co.. Bankers Lon. on, armed Co.. Exchange and
Discount NIX Liverpool Eastern Bank Of land, eileen
ock nkng Compmy. Sir WIN. Forbes Hunter 4 Co sco!
land and the brDche town hrouShGut Ergland
Ireapf Scotland Wales which drafts will be forwarded by
the Caedorie that leaves Boston the d JI,y by
At their General Passage Office. 43 Peck Slip South
NJ B.Au letters from the country must post paid.
Je ger
.~N N EVENING LINE AT SEVEN o.
@m1rrW1s CLOCK-FOR ALBANY AND TROY
s-W<E-W Without LandiDs-Passage so cents-Berhs
so censf requested will be landed at The West
Dc pot, Albany always time for the Morning Train
The steamer DIAMOND Captain A. Flower, will leave the
Steamboat Pier the Of Barclay street, This
Evening Thursday June ~, at clock
For Passage Freight apply To Thos Hall at the Ofice
the Steamboat Pier the Captain on board j221u
>0e4e1 IN GRAND Excursion to the tlshisg SanLs,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Fri .ay morn
&A-e..K-ings during the season, landing at Fort Ham
oa each way Fare 50 cents for the eIcurion The steam.
boat SUPERIOR, Capt Gould. will her regular
tips Thursday June 18th, from the pier foot OF
Chambers oc'oca Amos quarter past Canal st.
o; Pier No. Battery quarter 20 Q; Catherine Ferry
BROOKLYN at 81 foot OF Prize St quarter past an Per No. j.
Battery half past o'clock for III, Fishing Banks of Sandy
Hook. baid Of mnic is engaged Kefre shments on
board Extra bait furnished gratis The :heIman
Capt. Peacock with hi engaged jl4 1m~ec
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CO OIL OF TANNIN.-This great leather restorer
rapidly gsins still greater favor becomes
tensvely known. No who has harness should fail
to apply keeps pabe and will not crack or bills
ter Its effects are just the carriage tops and
renders boots shoes entirely impervous to water To
be had by the gallon single bottle only 81 Courandt
street.
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priatons on the 4h March, s4l and on the 4th March,
s4s, together with theamount ofdebt the correspond
Increase,


When the late administration went out of power, the
outstanding appropriations charged against them
a debt. Notking cculd be unjust than such
charge because the appropriations are merely votes of
Congress for certain objects which may take years to
complete; or if Congress approprates more money than
they raise is not the fault of the Executive the
appropriations are not carried Yet, as the present
party in power did profess to consider these sppropra
tons as debt is most extraordinary that they should
have increased them 10 per cent 1885, at the
time that the direct debt has been increased
making s226ll,7 25 in two yenrs The appropriations
Tor the year ending March s4s, SAC 509 being
higher by rs per cent than in any previous with the
single exception ofhose years of high prI
cs 1886 and 1889 In those years the expensive Florida
war was in prosecution and all Of transport and
OF supplies were enormously high. If we take those
items into consideration the appropriations for ls423
were greater than any since the formation of the govern
ment
During the last three years there has been borrowed
appears, $3s so7 ofwhioh 900 900 forms ad
dition to the;naonal debt This has been formed fol-
lows:-
1911 1reasmy Notes. stock 100000 Loan.
,ais. s.7sS49l s,s65,7ss
1885, 8,i39.032 8,3086gy
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NOTICE OF LOAN TO THE UNITED
STATES.
REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
Washlnptnn. June lf. la

treasury DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE is hereby siysn that proposed. 70 lend to The Uni
in so aa s
this Department until and on tn. twenty Ith day Of June
viii Sc %
every one hundres dollars reasonable rs.snfe
ofthc United States any time as ten years from the issue
and PAYABLE semi annu:y and also ihs IN cash which
beafng toe late Of four per per paysSe
semi nnuay The person. offering may propose for both
III raid
a:"sf on "a june
tory AZ which the loan is TO be paid;
a for any amount less Than seven millions Of dollar and
accept Of bid the interest of the United
CsrGcste stock will be issued the lenders
nes spp Ss an
reissue of Treasury notes and for S5rf, spEScER
JIG t2,th Secretary Of re rIe...,y.
ME PEEyAILlNa EF!pkMIC-TheI.. 4. nothing 6e!,
cal Healing Ointment. The following is rom Of mos,
face and breast were much swollen throat, &c Sc
si:i boz Of your ointment, and made trial Of it on
h 'asi' ann s H
ne sad to me-. father fee, 50 much better us.d You
% mai he r s Be- s S S sf 70 s
have further add nothing else bat your ointment has
feen used for the aid or cure Of my son.
:" your W TIIi flisi e xss ;fs;s
60 Hester street.
McAser Oil store, $50 p street, and Division,
of Allen street.
P g, IhS%si Ee s., chsy . :ss
James Vincent, lei Allen street:
Bro,hers Ilbbard 9s Iohn street,
}Sps o. s cs,s u, 20 sd HGs:SH . sss
NJ B-Any person USING this Ointment according direc-
nd lei
iund,d. Price IS eerts. j?a ar
- tious, Posoas &c-Thc Comround Chemical Whale Oil
sop certain preventative against the attack Of all ce,crp
There probably never wa: ss%rouqd more ensetus in
stance will fail when properly applied of accomp sh,ng the
Of the piants NC The difficulty many hays heretofore
peenccd eulvang flowers, &c. in shielding them from
this difficulty be rely obvated by the the Soap
winch ys 'H.s 10 rs Of application and on &C.
Also The G 0;o o S ne Total
The Bed Bug Poison inriblc and by proper appica
return Of ths a, hundreds testify who last were
so % ,n IS e , ne s;s of Then 10
The objections, warranted to DIVE from he IRE misses the
oes here tofoe brought USE beog from all deadly
era poison such )ro,vs ,ublpse &c dgs and may
coaches se arc ali sficctaaiIy e,ts minated
Also geeera assortment Of rare chemical. and dye ar,
bark acids rruee OF potash white sugar Of Lead nut gals
55a poS edns .scs,e Of re
e suhate OF cadnune, oxide oftvrr do OF gold hydrod
sopsy capsules, bionzes saoovages cIode OF so sqa a.
mons sweet nitrs, drsn'ies orion aeec chorc
powder, Brewers ionenge', peqmery bottled soda water
pr,tois ssaparl, together ynh general assert nent Of
drugs &c "' Dir IE%is sastH
jlt 2aw lmissm q Wall street.
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, NC.

COUNTRY and dealers m fireworks, will find Il to
~ their advantage cal aud examine extensive assort
Of the best quality at AYElFFES esat hment,
Chatham large quantity OF fire crackers
eesed Remember the sign Of the two mammoth skv rockets
and gold kew. m0toIyer
E,lREWOHKS ny THE NUfAC1 UKEKS.-D
MORAN Co PyroteehaIsts 7s Chatham street, Offers
public splendid assortment OF Fire
quality and TO in this or any other county The
been them expressly for this
also sell much cheaper than ycnder town. and
guarantee all goods from No peddling from this
place-No 10 Chatham street. Goods delivered any of
the city free Of expense.
FewprEs 81 npe sr auatX with eI%
fire, by the pound. jI lmsrc
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BY CAkIEu y Co.


A UCTION NOTICE Friday, 23d June. at hall past 10
"A O'Clock, at the No SO Broadway, Gothic HI-By
catalogue, Furniture. China Cutlery &c repay the spring
advances Large sale of warranted cat furni
tue. made by Of the best manuctgrss ia the city IN
clu ting wairobe book work tbles mahoaany ann
mab iop tables elegant sofas, "a AID French maht-
caara di'aGs card tables tea and pnor
Iocke and sewing chairs elegant dressing bureaus,
marble TOP washstnds French bsdstsads &C. Also an ia
glasses china Dishes aud dinner Nc The catalogues
will BE- the day previous when the urn u'e may be e
amned Every article offered will positively be sold 10 The
hIgaest bidder Also splendid grand action panoiorc.
j2l STR
A UCJION SALE OF PLANTs-Bv of Adm,nis-
nsniI-A LEVY will sell this morning at II ocock, at
ISL Broadway OF and garden plants,
sstiRg many varieties and in fine order Sold by order OF
Administrative Estate q mini, deceased. j22 ltsr
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90 DIR. JAYNE's CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC
and Expectorant sold wholesale and retail at 357 Broad
way.
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CORDIALS. cLC

CORDIALS, CO
John p ANGUE, No. 90 Fulton sire ct, manufacturer of
y Cordals, Cherry Brandies Wine Bters. NC. offers for
sale handsome assortment; OF CoIdias
NOydu Cordial, Perfect Love &c tn,sl.
Rose do Cinnamon do
Lemon do pennern,n, do
Glove do Annsssu
Orange do Life of Mar do
Also Wine and Staushtons Bttert and artc o Cherry
Brandy which well worthy of the attention Of and
tavern proprietors and others. go
Gro country merchants. and the public general
Piled on the most liberal terms. Jo!s ,rs-.
THE WOODCUCE
2 CBERT SINCLAIR respectfully informs bis firrds and
IL the public that h. has the honse No. as hosp
sh.dssn He will be- r1epsfed finnish seI nts
usually served up at such establishments.
The AIcs Wines Liquors. Segar. Nc, he ffarrs himself
Viii not suffer By comparison with t. CITY: hut this
NJ B.-Depot Of Risg celebrated Verbena Shaving Cresm
h SINCLAIR, proprietor. jI9 6tsr
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (late Of Astor House,
W. Broadway Immersed with the necessity of meeting the
exisency the times by the reduction Of hi, prices and finding
itimpossbe to do while subject the outays
Broadway location esary has determined the
only effect thswthout disparagement the quality
OF his he k sre removed his establishment
1876 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Beckman where
gentlemen be supplied deduction Of per
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen Of the
foregoing assertion
Supe rfne Goats, maize in the best style from SIC to $l8
Extra do. OF The finest quality, IS to %
Challie Vess, as
8 P begs leavcn conclusion ob,erve the above articles
description and lower than other house furnishing the
gu; o