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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF MACAU.
LEY-A Spondeul OF the Redmond
Compiler, writing f'om Edinburgh, des
crIbeS an examination ofthe High School
of that city. In the course of his remarks,
he says:-
Mr.. 4. Abingdon Macauey held the
chair, and participated With the masters
In their examination upon the Latin and
Greek classics, Macaaay is a man of
an exceeding Y benignant expression Of
countenance, aud wlhal, intellectual, tho
his face does not betoken fire and enthu-
slasm of character. He is Of the usual
stature, aud porily. In fact he possesses
more the appearance of bon-vivant than
that OF a man who has undergone so ma
ny lhbors of the head, and produced dis
sertalon after dissertation of the most
elaborate and nicely studied character.
AS he sat there, almost filling large
arm chair, how little did he look like one
who had bat few days before passed
through the labor OF composing an elegant
and wel-weighed criticism of sixty pages
upon the life and writings Of Addison
aIude to the closing article in The July
number Of the Edinburgh Review.
And while, too, this beef eating uppo-
ellcaI man was sitting liz one apartment of
the building, there was batch of emuIous
youths in the other, conlendIng for the
prize in eIoculion, by reciing passages
from his legends of Rome, and other poe.
try. Doubtless, TOO, his name was at that
moment on the lips of many upon the 9TH
er side Of 81. Georges channel, in conse-
q1ence of his elaborate speech upon the
Irish question and against the ministry
now in power. = Gin. Herald.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents in
advance.
One dollar and seventy-iy cents in six
months.
Two dollars during the last quarter.
All letters relative to the paper should be
directed TO HoLCoMB g. MURRAY.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

MORE PRoFITBLE THAN PLEASANT.
Morton M'Mlchael Esq, one of the Edit
orS of the Lady's Book, has asst been
elected 10 the Sherifalty of Philadelphia.
HIS term Of Office is three years, and It's
income is said 10 tie about 5000 per
anuum-quile comfortable sum in the
abstract, but if it is to be earned by hang.
ing some half dozen fellow. beings annu-
ally, this will constitute something of II
drawback upon its enjoyment. The Fri
bune healthy congraluates M Michael on
his uck-but in consideration Of sheriff,
it seems to US that condolence would be
more emphatic mark of friendship than
congratulat!on.
Speaking of sherifs, reminds us of a
very polite friend of ours, who once aspir.
ed 10 the sherfal!y ola county. A Grim
ioal was then in The county jail, awaitin g
his trial for murder, with a very reosona-
bic prospect Of conviction. The candidate
for The sherfiaIty called one day 10 see
him when the prisoner wishing 10 com
plment his visitor said to him: if should
be condemned 10 be hanged, know of no
one by whom | would rather be hung
than by you" The visitor acknowledged
the intended courlesv by Ches.erieIdian
bow, and with one of his blandest smiles
replied; "And should | be elected sheriff,
know OF no one whom | would rather
hang than you."-'C Christian Freeman.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

THAT'S RIGHT Mr.: GREELY.-The EI.
tor of the New York Tribune says:-
q" 1t is g'ea. consolation to US that, when
ever the public shall be tired Of US as an
editor, we can make satisfactory livcIi-
hood at setting type or farming, so that
while our strength lass, ten thousand
blochheods, taking offence AT some article
they did not understand, could not drive
US into the Poor House Herald Of
Freedom.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

~ CHARLES F. MITCHELL, the ex-
member Of Congress from the State oil
New York, who was sent 10 State Prison
for forgery, and that Of an aggravated
kind. was pardoned on Wednesday lasl
by Coz. Bouckl
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

JEDEDIAH HoLCoMB, Editor.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

The CoTToN CRop.-Accounts from
the South state that the frost has been so
severe as TO kill the cotton plaut some
two or thee weeks earlier Than usual, and
as it was more backward by two or three
weeks that the average of other years, a
great destilution OF the crop is expected
One writer estimates the falling off al
100000 bales from the crop of last year
This estimate is probably 100 large, bu
there is probably no reason TO doubt tina
he crop will fail considerably below tina
of last year-MaSS. Sgy.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16

The father ofan interesting family neal
Detroit, Mich. not long since stopped the
only paper he allowed himself or family
and solely on the ground that he could no
afford the expense. This man cheTs $l4
60 worth OF tobacco a year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

bill has been introduced into the Canadian pars-
msnt to relieve the shareholders Of banks In the pro-
vince from any liability beyond the their SUBJ
scrbed stock The provision at present in most II all
the charters Of the provincial banks that the share
holders shall be liable to twice the amount Of their sub
seribed capital.
The Treasurer ofthe Council of the second municipal
y Of New Orleans. the 7h inst madetbe folio wing
weekly report Balance in the Treasury sS1 l76 notes
In circulation s4s so certificates 500 $50 special tax
received $l6s los.
The ex-Presidert OF the Cbarlestown Mass Phenix
Bank is undergoing another trial Lowell. The same
counsel employed that conducted him sa ely through
the first trial. and have doubt they will be equally
succ ess ful this time
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sales OF stocks mt Ph,Iodc,nn,.

sEcorp BoARp, Nov. 10 IN shares 0irard Bank 81,
2l0 do s. 20 do cash Is shares Farmers and
Bank, AL 10 do 40s; bo Union Bank. Tennessee 67f 30
Pnilsdepha Bank IS; $1,000 State 1s GO; 81 0O) d. ss
1904 6s SOFAS State ss s46, old annual IA $4,000 Rsa.
ding RR Bonds 1851 10; 30 shares United States Bank
O, 30 Wilmington RR lss 6Vcksburg Bunk At IS Com
rnsrciR Bank So 2b Nanus and Mechsnics BsY o23 Is
Reading Railroai lei 10 do Mechanics Bank 26 5000
Tennessee SIS, LIST july, s6j
FiRsr BOARD Nov i6-S s IS Lshigh SIS 1919 sIi s2s7
IS do isa s 100 shares Grsrd Bank III 5sI do 7 100
doll; ~ NOrfistown r, 81 Pennsy ania Bank 227;
100 Uned states Bonk, 6l 30 do et las vicksourh BIZ
4t 80 do g. go Wiminston RR ist; $4,000 Tenne ssee
i' July. sets $1,000 DO s8 $4,000 Reading Rsroad binds
1880 7o as shrres Phiade phia Bank 95; $1,000
o5i; Sio5 Mortgage Loan 81.
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sl6,i6O,oi2 10

'oesi-<s odnks SU,llOVOO eO,fob<o5 ~ Sio'fVo'cS ~
The dividends of the twenty -four Boston Bank, 10
October ls4i, we're less than the legal State nteresx
per cent on the total capital stock, sufficient to reduce
that capital 10 $751; 2se In other words, the stock
holders only received six psr SIC 2e instead
OF Si7io oco by which they ost s34i, I'll The sgsre
gate dividend for ten years to Is4s only averaged PER
cent on by which the, lost 1907 37 making
the total loss to the stockholders during past twelve
years. besides the interest on this
investment This glance gives every bank stockholder
an insight into their investments that would not otner
wise have attracted their attention. The
o. bank capital in Boston, compared with that Of this
city, 10 very small Tnecspal invested In Bank stocks
In this city $2s APO 400, the dividends which will
Average full seven per cent The proportion Of bark
capital In Boston New York three ones and
the amount there Is much larger than the business
the place employ that yields hardly Ave per
annual interest The abundance OF money e cts yer,
sensbly the profits the banks and all sho,
be made for contingencies; but period Of twelve year,
places the differences, drawn from statements pretty
safe data The Boston Banks have made the discovery
that they have too much cspal to keep in active and
profitable use.
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LATEST sCUTuERN SHIP NEWS.

PHiLApElPHIa, Nov i6-Ar Nonpareil. Homer Arecibo;
ag~ Coy Robbins S, nd Van Buren, cd Delaware Be
BsLrIMoRs, Nov l3Arr Col Howard Pentiss Rio Janeo;
Chick Kendrick, Bostou Sarah Webster st Thomas;
dus stoyer Iaowe Cid Janet, Buck Rio Janeifo. Sid
Phenx Fry, Kingston, ia
ALrxANDRIA, Nov i5-sld Columbis, Kent Boston
NORFOLK Nov li-Arr Gen De Kalb jenkins, and Eliza
CD eucr, Trsthen West Indies SID Mary Jane Powell
NYork The HeIsche Adams, Richmond for Pernambuco,
went o from Hampton Roads yesterday.
General Record
BkRquE SAeAMonr-Accounts from Bahia to the 9th SAINT
via RIO yaneo that the Sycamore had been
qua would be sold on the Ilh.
spoken.
Hop Draco of Baltimore, from Cape Fro for the Coast
oil Africa no date lat 81 SO y. Ion Sc &c W,
hsret thompson Rio Janero for Philadelphia, Nov lat
Foreign Ports.
MO JANEiRO, Sept 20-In mort Pauline Manson for Ba.
more days aud Others reported later Sid Thos Dickson
twh) fayens, on cruise; Shswmut Boston.
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MONEY MARKET

Thursday, Nov. 1876 p. M.
A little better feeling exists amongst brokers. The
sales both boards little better prices bur not
extensive usual Long Island improved per cent.
Illinois, do Tennessee S. do N. Y Life and Trust
Company /; Farmers Loan, Ohio 6's fell back a
per cent Kentucky e's 80 years, do; Harlem, Go
Indiana lido.
After the adjournment Of the Boards, nearly every de-
operators.
The sales OF Long Island were very large Operators
making great effort to get this stock up to large
per above present quotations The only foundation
for any further Improvement 10 the fact that few control
the amount in the market.
The advance in prices of State stocks Is very gene
raj in all the large cities of the Union created by the
cause that operates herehs great abundance of
money, and the Efforts made by the different States to
place their stocks in such position, by udcious egsla
tive action to command the confidence Of the public
Railroad stocks partake Of the general improvement. At
Boson-saco and Portsmouth, &C. have been sold at &c.
and 90 is asked. and e. for so Fitchburg s4H Bos
ton and Maine sales at ~ and 81 is asked worces
ter l6A advance for DID, l2h Tor new. Western at Nor
wich, 30 Providence ~ Eastern, in Mass, 81 in NJ
City Of Boston per cents ssd at t advance, and
with coupons asked All the cotton factory stocks
look upward although the Canton aavices unfivora
BILE shipments of domestic cottons At Baltimore u
States 6s sold at 49, and 90 at lO6. Maryland os
held at "a TAT SIS IS SIS at 40. Baltimore City 6's
reached llo3, but have receded
The quarterly reports of the banks in this State in
slowly. We received two from the extreme West this
nornipp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17
WOND RFUL EWEOY
VIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INvlGO.

SUPPLY OF these invaluable aud extraordinary remedies
a has bee, received direct rom Doctor Ad ian Wire OF
Lyons by his exclusive American agents De auEey Cry
OF New York Nothing equal 10 III, has Yet been discover
for removing impoeucy floor aibu Affections and
the aud fevivng the decsyed
certain facf that b. proved by in
minute for while all other m.dcin ended for III,
dsea admitted by their be slow
operafi herncture and L. oil
make their eec felt few moments S'e they made
Of lnd ed qucV and wonde full action sch that cold
imbs' Iit, he sl'uton that
der III domnon o' h,f al hcur nor Is possible Tor
MARI ed f. lie them ard remain witnon ofs rims for
they iely correct the inactivity Of certain orsa whch
in Of huudisd is the Of fruitful
They also unrvaed remsdea in iaep mt consumr
and affections OF the dneys IN al diseases rcdnced by a
tive cure The Tncture rak-u internally and pleasant
the ta,te the used externally. They he
it'll benefit but erc i've when Used
her. Price 81 bottle. or both bot les for g.
N B-Per living d. lance have these m cines
the powder, at only double The bostsge
tn full printed directions for hem into the Tine
aud Lotion Price 81 e< wd-r 81 tor no h.
when both their fleet is wondsru nj
po'eice
SA be post paid and directed De Launey
x Grey. New York.
information Of delicate and Gnee ting nature which
be I'D in pnblic adve sement Anles each bot
lie and powder he edic should b. used by
nant for their exciting nature would be liable 10 pro-
duce abortion.
DE LAUNEY GREY
nil Imsr At a Dua,eN 81, Ne~ York.
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On the 10th inst. PiEnRE MARcELIS GAurrRnAu, aged
81 years.
HIS friends and those OF the family respec fully
vted to attend his funeral Friday afternoon th inst
ut halt past o'clock, from his late residence No 23i
Bowery.
After short illness, MARY JANE, wife Of George W.
Turney, and only daughter OF Mary A. Lynch, in the
10th year OF her age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral without further Invitation, this afternoon (Fiday)
O'Clock from her late residence, OF Grand
Attorney streets
At,he city of Hudson, the ish day of nth month
after long and painful illness which she bore with CHRIS
tian fortude to the last ABIGAIL wife Of Isaac Hall,
aged 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

November Iy.
AT market $3.50 Cattle, (about 1850 Of which ref0
and 1900 stores. 4600 Sheep, and 1900 S wine
Prces-Beei Cattie-We quote very small number ex.
ira 81 25 81 50 first quality 81 81 IS; second quality
SO 81 a SO rs; third quality So 90 So rs
Barreng CattleMess, So l2t No. l. 50 62.; No. q So
stores-Two year old, % Si2; three year old, Sll
SIT
Sheep Dull Smell lots at soc, 6oc, ssc 81 l2S 81 IS,
81 80 and 81 so. Wethers from ST. rs to 50.
swine-Lo,s to pedde from 81 20 for Sows, and a a
&c for Barrows Old Hogs frem u to 4ic At retail from
~ to s..
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state OF Trade.

ASHES We have nothing of quence to give about
either Pots or Pearls The former quote 81
latter AZ S. IS.
CorroS-This market is very dull. The unfav orabIe
weather kept things very quiet Prices remain without
alteration.
Prime Pork is firm at So and Mess at 81
with tr,fng demand. B. Ell is very dull Lard is the
same as last Quoted. The demand is lair for export
WHIsK.vD udge is quiet at 2s} cents Barrels are
held at a4t cents.
HAY-A iair inquiry exists and prices rule at Al AZ
GEMS The demand is pretty equally divided between
the markets for consumption and Tor hipments.
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90 ADVICE GRATIs-Resder, word with yeu,
while have you by the coat button and discourse
upon the prominent topics Of the day ysu are In
hurry and "bnsness business, We will SKIP the scan
ds OF the day. and at once TO the point from which
started, viz: advise you, lsy Ing aside oil pren-
dice and msce call Phslon, at his
herr dressing saloor. ala Broadway, opposite st. Psuls
try Tuberose shaving Cream. article designed
supercede entirely the varons soaps and compounds
heretofore invented. The Hoo. Daniel Webster, AM
other public men, among its patrons; but "the
proof Of the pudding in the eating" have only to
quest one trial, which cannot fail prove great
blessing will prove TO those who desire good article
for shaving Sold, wholesale and retail. by T. Phslon,
AVA Broadway; Philadelphia, Zei.er Co 3 Ledger
Buildings; Boston, Brsnsrd Co IS Court street.
90 PRIVATE DISkASEE. A CURE GUARAN.
TEED-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
City OF New York. established 'or the suppression OF
9uacKery Is now prepared TO treat all diseases OF
vate nature, and offer 20 all those afflicted with these dis
Uessing maiadies advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country either public private
from the constant correspondence and from private
engagements between the members oil the College and the
NEST eminent professors OF the medical institutions Of Eu
rope all improvements In the treatment OF these diseases
ry Of the medical profession of this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill OF
the first medical men OF this country the College feel
tised that the good work they have undertaken the
suppression of quackery" will receive the Pstronsgeh
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee
Terms-fov advice and medicine SIS.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College. o. Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living at distance by stating their d
with the treatment they received elsewhere If any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
ions for with guarantee Of by addressing the
agent of the college pest paid. enclosine g.
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THE
IN v. s / BIZ L
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so closely resembles the real head Of hair that sept
~ have pronounced the perfect
trsordnary invention OF the day The great advantage III
novel and unique wig is its being made without sewing
which its Appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in lshtness and natural appearance
defy detection, its texture being beautiful and
free that all cases pespstion evaporation unmpedef
and evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
uul Wig, and the peculiar method Of fitting the head a. ut
street up stair. NJ 2ws.m
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T,5fg
The foregoing shows an increase within the year end
ing the first Of May last of four hundred and twenty
polls (equal to twentyone hundred and thirty FIVE
population)-one million hundred and forty Eight
thousand eight hundred dollsrs personal properytwo
millions hundred and seventy three thousand Ave
hundred dollars real estate-fve cents tho hun
dred dollars of the rate and seventy thousand six
hundred dollars and sixy-onc increase in the
total of the tax, the total Of the tax being nearly
twelve per cent greater than last yeer By computing
the population at Ave times greater than the number Of
taxed polls, (Which is deemed fair pro oron) that
city numbered the first OF May last, hundred thou.
sand three hundred and fifteen inhabitants.
The receivers of the Trenton Delaware Falls Com.
pany the franchises and real estate of that
pany, subject to mortgages and judgments, for sale
The al of January next. The Trenton Bank will also
offer the property for SALE judgment held by that
institution subject only to prior membranes, amount
ing to $4,000 The water rents Of the Falls Compsny
already about ssO0o and the present state Of
the manufacturing interest this country, makes water
privileges valuable and in demand.
The receipts Of the Massachusetts Western Railroad
for the week ending the 18th instant do not exhibit that
increase the period last year that previous
weeks have -
Passengers. S4bV - O46
Freight, &c SOo6 S,At6
Total ............... Sl3630 $l3,4e4
Below we gives table, showing the gradual deprec q.
ton of the capital employ ed in banking in Boston, for
past twelve wears -
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We shall avor Captains OF Vessel. will gyl
,or Of the shppne LEFT at the fOr whence they sailed H.
Vessels Spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo, an
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He vii
board them Immediately their ARRIVAL Agents and Cor
spondens home or abroad will sso confer favor ~
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ca
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

PARIS PlLL>
TO THnSE ne suEEEn from c9%Plain.s Tecqar to

PARIS PILL.
ITO THOSE H0 sUEEEn from complaints REGULAR e
L the FIRST COMM NCEMLrT OF WINTER.
In does the blood and the hu
and Peci,ilv the conn encemen Of winter TO
ure the changes IN the vegetable world fopnd To
y stIik gy analogous but have 'trong influence the
healthy dsea,ed condition Of he body From the decay
autumn and the morbid and death like Of winter the hu
system is also for per cd affected by similar telling,
arising from the OF temporary decay adapnr itse TO
the laws th,t This renders the
Of simple medicine fe peciay those OF slender
cons ution 81 absolute import nc-or this " the time to
sist with uedici and at the time
strenR hen the powers OF the vital organs.
Or the functions be c!eansed and invigorated
none have innate than III stomach aud
liver The presence OF 'ood in the ch aud the healthy
operation OF the Iiges p1wsrs furnish only natural
smuant TO the but whn tn OF the ormr
become wesk and morbid III. bile improperly setreed and
dase Of the liver and generally unhealthy state OF the dg.s
tive In this v to calomi
IS IMBIBING FATAL CUNsEQUENCEs, as invariably
cSs looTd By hspns TaS e. hs TST' ST.
FREE The BLOOD OF ITS IMPURITIES and
CITIZEN those alady by TIE OF The
partial "ecayj take medicines os fom mue al
pounds OF tenous tu, gthening Sdch are PAkR
compounded ely of vegetables Is eeebraied author
(whose life prolopE beyond that OF her
Patriachs) and who for ihab century
ce and student Of the edc nal properties Of psnts
attained his extraordinary BY the udeious Of this
pound To their superiority safe AID and certain dy
IN use, TII0usANDs OF PERSONS ARE CONSTANT.
LY TIES rIFYlNG
Sold by nearly all the resceetabs Druggists New York
and wholesale BY Thomas, Robe CO. sot Broadway first
and in every part Of the United States and Carada.
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shin Waters ami Agent.

JAcmrL-Brg Coiil bsgs COFFEE 1886 lbs loewood 81
hides A Rosere co2OO bags cofIes w Dlaheld-i5
Foster h Nickerson.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-iamed snd celebrated Pills. frot Fortnight ss
perceive 70 be obtained n tbs icoatuy' W 'er'"e
ment on tbs last coin mn. tfourth paze'
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Tobacco Trade.

Il lie stated in the papers that upwards Of thirty
tobacco have been shipped from Winnie bsgo county III
TO the new York market this season. urged to in
the culture OF this plant upon the
sgrculturasts in that State Wnnebago going she
OF other counties in tue matter.
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Married.

At Brooklyn, en- Tuesday evening, l4h inst, by the
Rev J. L. Hodge, Mr.. JoBN BBHoP, of Owego, to Mis
ELIrApIrH LYNCH, of the former place
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days of the Steam ships
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
-aiedonia Lott Nov Dec
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign Importations.

FROM BosIoS--In the Roanoke, for New Orleans-Samu
Warden, OF New Nork.
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TO PRINTERS.
IOR gALE--Two founts oil Tyr Minion and Nonpane
I which have besp we'd ssTths New York Herald. hrp,Y
n this ofkc~.
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palue Of ihe Capital accord.

Below give table, showing the gradual deprec
ton of the capital employ ed in banking in Boston, for
past twelve ears -
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Az FOR NEW ORLTANS-This Monns-1'h-
MN splendid fst sailing packet ship LIVERPOOL,
nkCapt Agry will po'it ye,y 'si from per u l. h.
tse
few econd cabin and per,ge be
commodatea the Lowest rate if apt al be made Ia time
apply TO JOHN HEKDMAN,
81 South street, w all
NBThe splendid packet ship SHARON Captain Purriaq-
will succeed the Liverpool and with quick despatch
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HEssRS ROsAT u ECKFRT have the honor 70 ia-
wi form he ctzrns of Now Ncrk that they opened
Acadeny Of Arms 333 Broadway Of Anthony
WHERE tn intend teaching Small Sword Broadsw ord. Cane,
AZ well a SpaIrlg.
Having had tong experience pachg the above nehes.
thy hope the Of those who wAh
first woidsmen
Thrs graceful and useful expand the chest and
defec OF form They der the body
vigorous and active aud give that carriage that
A. r. ROs,T
No im.r CHAkLiS ECKERT