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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

The stock %. Ohio has failen raplo' o''V
exposition of the State Auditor ' .'''"
sacrifice of took, during tn 'lie 'no' nions
meet its abi lities. The 'o'i' - INC o'd'o' u
n..n'oua -, .sa during the past year to Barring
I;o, -. ~ res Ct discount. 1t is not generally be.
a, lever, that that house actually purchased anv
oa, twas alleged last year, by Mr. Hatch in the Ohio
am, lsture, that the Earrings held for long time large
Al |unt OF Ohio stock unaccountsdfor transactions
ace then must have been either settlement of that
sock or to pay the June interest and is matter which
| requires explanation
is not well that English friends should be deceiv
the attempts of politicians to engender the idea that
the debts can be assumed by the Federal Government
Such thg not practicable The debts of all the States
must stand solely on the responsibility OF each
tracing them The debts would be any more secure
tne government were to assume them because it has
not the means of paying them would be Obliged TO re-
sort to direct taxation to pay the interest The public
ahd revenues are phantom The annual report of the
secretary gives the receipts from that source at 81
sns sum capable ofcarrying debt of 5000 900 900 p
no the balance must be made up by direct taxation Will
the states be any more able pay the officers of
the Federal Government than they those the
state7 Clearly noassumpton will only increase the
expense oil Collecting and of course enhance the
| Sales at the Stock Exchange.
Sss Ohio S;s s'' 1851 syiS E Fssh
nj h MsP BE- Blk 81 ,s 3 f MSh,S5
Second Board.
sIsa h1s h Msgsat}aS o Blk $1,000 1860 $50 Goa
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M A RITIM E H + r A l. ID


We shah esteem favor If captana OF vesaela vii give
Commodore Robert SILvEy, of news fleet, re-
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed The
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo aud ay
newspapers they may have He viii board them
Immediately their ARRIVAL Agents and correspondents at
home or abroad will also confer favor BY sending TO this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Domestic Mark efs.

RE MARKET, Dec. 3l.-The demand for Howard
bring the week has been quite limited, and
ding the falling off in the receipts as shown
ctions, the pric e has slightly declined Sales
parcels of uniform brand have been made
ring tho week at S4,06t, but the sales OF good
I'd brands have been generally at $4 which
he price to-day. The receipt price is S3,s7h.
lis. City Mills Flour have been taken this
Prt, at S4,l2t pc r Dbl. full. A sale today at
5ricc. "he stoc i n market is now about l6, 900
unusually small al Mount for the season.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 4,
Cleared.

Ships st James, Sebor, London, Grinne Minurn Co;
puca Hewitt Havre Boyd Hincken; Cambridge, Barstow,
lana Son; A,n2; p'yy DO Richardson Co, VIM Engs
Zoe trieste ID Robertson; Arson Barkman, Charleston
Geo sutton; Great Britain P Mobe-Barques Mary Jane
ner Antwerp, Nesmth, Leeds Coz suwauow Sleeper,
100 DC Janeo and market HiEgns st Mary, iBrl Baker
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100000
nnual deficiency, sIo o9o
those States which owe large debts out OF themselves
IA they comprise the majority are slowly and inevitably
approaching ruin The State of New York is differently
ua'ed--her debt, in comparison to other States is
mall large portion oft owned by its own citizens and
revenue consists OF the tolls of the Erie Canal which
~ ''Non the iabour OF New York :aone, but
diuis itssing from the Western States TO the A..
pc aa1 DE narchandizc going back in return. al,
n thfo' "a cenal, swelling the means of New yort
pay " deht The expense of the citizens of the other
-sle' icAooi Increased capacity OF New York to INV
20 ~ min'lca opacity of the Western States to nav
~. ~ o. tc rroceeds of their labor which thew
aAss 70 re tolls of the Erie canal is a reduction
" b. pseoa ing high tolls, or any tolls on their
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|rhe rates of specie are as follows:-

The rates OF specie as follows -
s.S S SGI,a ss5Ss Soa0lOOns
spanish double n,. ss as American Sod' par
The general features of the money market remain the
at the date ~ the last packet Money is very plenty
nd but little in demand for business purposes Specie ar
wing from abroad is accommodating in the banks without
YET produc ing any demand for discounts from them
h'e nu siness DOING and the rapdy with which the
Ops come Forward under the free operations cash pr
Pies ITO icae that internal exchanges may be again
w. a SO as to accelerate the flow Of specie to the
rioK Under the head of Cotton Trade will be found
Imperative table OF the receipts OF Cotton showing
atnow the banks "hors du combat" no check put
the free movement of the crops which prepared
ier for ISarket sent forward promptly and rea-
their actual values quicker than before. The
Of "bank facilities is removed and the real wealth
hs country becoming active reaisng quick returns
~ thing gives indications that the next six months
work an immense change in the aspect of affairs and
he most influential business circles the utmost conf
ice is entertained in speedy renovation of trade upon
lid basis Not however, in relation to State stocks
whole system of credit is rotten to its foundation and
convic'on spreading ITSELF that the country is una.
10 send ont OF it so large amount of wealth every
pr for money borrowed. 1t is not question of honor
honesty, but OF practical ability. The whole surplus
uce OF the country 500 900; is impossible that
fourth can be spared for interest. The dividing the
Of the different States only brings this fact to view
n er. Those which are the weakest come to the know
re of their inability to pay than the rest This is
in Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi Michigan and Arkan-
In all these States the inability to pay is felt and ac
wleiged. Pennsy lvania is just now discovering her
ability pay, because last year she first attempted tax
TOR that purpose Maryland has arrived at the same
pit, and Ohio is approaching it, Alabama has yet to
Y IL. Of IN bar
lates irredeemable Bank credits for it, When those
s are withdrawn, and taxation substituted, her
rty will be discovered Virginia is slowly
Ing within the vortex-she is now re-
to the banks to borrow their credits to circulate
cncy, in order TO meet her deficiency of ss5e,OOo We
day gave the return of her debt. The following is
E IN OF her revenue =
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MONEY. MARKET.

saturday, Zee. 31-6 p. NJ
very small bushes done at the Stock Board at
ed price, Ohio o's fell per cent Paterson Rail
lrosei.
thing yet has transpirad in relation Mr.. Nichol
late cashier OF the Ne W York Life & Trust The in.
ugnton is progressing and great anxiety entertained
to the result,
transactions in foreign bills for the packet have
10 iair extent brit prices are by firm. The
oil specie wb ich of late have been large have abb
considerable amount of bills at the South which
las contributed to cecrease the supply in this market
me rates oil Dill to-day have been follows as com.
1red with the rre uioI clra4n.
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tMENys BY THE PREsIDENT.-JohnF Wray,
|elver of public moneys for the district of
beet TO sale at Pontotock, IN the State of
Pi, vice Solomon Clark, deceased.
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: THE PARISH NJ Ar ~ m

Ih5 1 IA tAh hr AN ALT ERATIvE MIXTURE.
tea anu so authority the College of Medicine
nf "a ne City of Ne, York. has effected more
s.sS AIRY syphilitic at econs than any remedy
NV ,sea is safe and spe edy in its operation, con-
nv fcury, and is guaran teed to effect a cure even
mere the bones of the are becoming curions
4 -. .ne most awful case IS have been completeIr
Dy ITS use and certificate to that effect car he ssay
2 consulting rooms of the 'ollege. '0 seeh
". S. RICHA1 tDsON, Agent
lConsulting Rooms and DisI 'ensary of the Colleye
OF
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Died.
On Tuesday evening" 27th inst suddenly, RoRERr IA
Esq in the 10th year of his age of the county
TRIM Ireland and for the last As years resident of the Sd
ward of this city.
His friends and acquaintance and also those of his sons
William and John Jamison, and his sonn-law, Charles
Mathews respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence No 81
Murray street, corner Greenwich.
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(SHERMAN'S ORIS TOOTH 10 AsTC IS ~,
|ntrifce we use-it cleans the Goth kaao Hf.
ching and decay, hardens the g. inns and them
tful taste to the mouth and br cath w "Palts
bad breath, when it can be orevent.o, mo no would
tful articel Many of the fir + den;. ea ny such
wing that they cannot make any ,, tses ieconneno
recommend our readers togo M IL ming equai 10 H.
loe Nassau ST. or his sgen iO s7a arH are
l39 Fulton st. Brookly '''' - Has' oroau"ay
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AUCTION SALES.

GARD AND AUCTION NoTICE.-Messrs; BELL 4
" HOWARD, (rhomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
ce friends and the public that the Auction Com
mission business all its Branches and will be continued and
carried usual and the honorable the old
stand No. 80 Ann and us Fulton streets Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale Certain sales and
warrantee depended The regular sale of furniture
all descriptions takes place Wednesday and saturday
Dry goods clothing, fancy articles, Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales groceries furniture and all descriptions of
pronerty attended TO-. BELL HOWARD,
d3 Imsec THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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u. S. CITY DESPATCH POST.
- POST OFFICE, New York. 25th July, 1912.
HOURS of Delivery each day, (Sundays excepted at the
IL Der and Lower Post Officos:-
Letters eDosted before
Hall asst O'Clock, AMI
:" PM Will be sent out for de-
AT all the Stations before livery at NJ and 1
,,oeocA' AN aud I O'Clock, p M.
PMj
Letters to be Free Free Stamp affixed In
them otherwise three will be collected of the party 10
whom the letter addresse No enclosed in
etters unless at Principal Offices Lists OF the
stations (a all Of which free stamps" be purchased
$3.50 l00 and informal be obtained
picaton at the lower ces Stamps by
the late CtyDespatch Post viii be lived is indispensable
that the number of the residence ahou be stated all
through this Post
The Post Master socits earliest nation should anv
irregularities occur JOHN LOKIMEh GRAHAM
au2S lv Post Master
DAMS X CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK EX
subscribers have established Express between New York
aud Newark NJ j. for the transmission and speedy delivery
of packages bundles money sc. &c., the collection of
and bills and all other business appenIng Express
Orders for articles to be returned by the Express will be
delivered free of change
OGcs in New York at No Wall street and in Newark,
SMITHS Newspaper Depot No. 800 Broad St
Leave New York At III A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ.
dl9cc ADAMS 4 co
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The follow wing the of stocks in New York
at the latest dates
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CIRCUS.
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.

N. A. HOWES, Proprietor.
Enlargement Of the Interior No half price Second Tier
and PIT /!
Dress Circle Reserved for Families the Regular Price of
Admission
OPPOSITION INVITED.
NEW YEARS DAY EVENING PERFORMANCES.
First performance with Saddle or Bride Of Master Walter
Mr. Cole the Chinese Nondescpt unequaed in his per-
formance by any man u ing
New illustrations by Mr. Emm Frank Brewer of Negro
Holiday Sports, in Carolina and Virginia.
The public respectfully informed that reorganization
of the of the Amnhheatre Of the Republic will take
place Monday with additional talent horses
buresques and general such
before been together before Amer
audience.
Prices of Admission Boxes First Dress Circle cents
Children half price Second TieE IS cOnts Pit, 2X
Parqu Family Boxes, Ssscats for six persons Places
have been set apart for colored persons.
Doors open hafpas 6Overture by the Band at to =
Horemanship % commence al 7. d29 81
AMERICAN THEATRE-WA LNUT.ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C, CUsHMAN
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 2, will b. performed
To conclude WITH
THE BLACK RAVEN OF THE TOMBS,"
r.. A. MARSHALL. Lessee.
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GOING GOING,-WHO ribs,

GOING, GOING WHO BIDS!
THE of such of citizens intend making their
usual calls New Years Day, requested large and
splendid of mantes cloaks sack
and othr ready made which the subscriber has de-
teTmIned sell at reduced such call immediately
the well known depot fashion, POP Broadway where
can be suited their matter how fastidious.
The superiority of the cloths for durability of
tufe &c. be surpassed the city and prices low
to asonsh Goats papaoons, and and
made order in the fashionable style short notice
EDWD. FOX,
City Cash Tailoring EstaDs hment
200 Broadway.
N.BThe best cutters in the United States employed and
lul SUI FINISHED IN 10 hours notice. d2ltols me
TO HOUSE BUILDERS The subscriber can furnish
Iron Safes suitable place the walls of dive Inns houses
flor the of plate &c from 500 upwards accord
ing the size Every dwelling houses should
not fail TO have of these property placed the
wall of the building.
Those who have them be furnished good
cnnd hand low at the Saamander Iron Safe
Warehous. Of SlLAS &. HERRING.
d29 1885, 1SD Water street.
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Cotton Trade.

The market in this city has been rm at the advance
caused by news brou h by the last steamer That
had not at the latest dates been received in the southern
ports, which were heavy with downward tendency in
prices The transactions the leading points as fol-
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Passengers Arrived

MApEIRA-Ship Mexican-Captain Riddell and lady, NJ
Adams.
TerNpAD-Brg Lady Of the Lake-Lieut Mckenzie an
lady,
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IVA, Dec l7-Arr Hayne, Trescott, ,harlr .s,o,
XMAS, Dec 2O-Sld Exchange, Bost' IN. 'S'oh'
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scCOnU Board.
state OF Trade.

II shas Manhattan Blk e55g $1,000 Oho6's, 1850 $50
$1,000 Ohio 6's, 1860 66M
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ANlISEMtNTN

WINTER C0HCEMsSI yyIBLO's SALOON
LAST G sfR;.%aSsi6Iy CONCERT
MRS syTT iSI;s 'a''' an.u ',','''
a"s ne sp sss ~ public h.
rsvou. to SS4 SSSGsHS MGhh ruop.r
Tuesday 's Na q Bsi. Fl rsIeh occasion
Will also sing many %n P Ssa ma Song. in sweet and
,v y. MRS suEroS!':.:sdd. Mis- VIZ: E SUTTON.
Will also delight the audience with their brilliant executions
F SS,5 8 l,a,'fa soe kns'f
SfP% Ss$si %,@ S $si
sonsI 1.f 9on sninse, /" tdnae 10 s~nnsmbu. -
sonsgEsii III iii snS Braham B Ssin,
sOns1"Wbsn the Trump Of Fame" c Bra oae
songa"Im o'er young to marry yet" MissE
Duettea sutton and Mr. Brahsm) by desire,
Celebrated se SefStS .sES more by Bam
Braham. ....... ....'.'. Braham
sss:1 ss5ys ; ~ w o %.n Blsss%
the sG Opera q fI La %a% Mrs
sonrE ssi'S"; Gathering p ss%,
D"'''ls a%fyp i $S% i: ogsnsf A. 4,
sous@..srter Dear" Byaham.. :..'.: AabsI
sousH NJ s"'Sa i"S M R RsH
sons-".A Song for A@erea, J." BIahsm, ....:. Brsham
W
selves of so rich musical treat the price of Tickets
Door. open at 7oeock-Concertt commence halfpsst
precisely.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
open Fs$i$%aSfs vii halfpa.,,,
January cd Ynt XII s h i!IRft the drama of
Jack Sheppard Mrs Thone Jonathan Wild, Mr. Lennon
TOM OMIT JERRY
MONDAY EXXE VEN Md VI! be performed.
Metamora, Forrest Oceana Miss Mary Duff
THE WIFE !G Of is" SEVEN Nm HUSBANDS.
at J precisely
PARK THEATRE.
In order to ~ Of hs mt. the
been induced to reduce the prices Of admission to
% f f al % ;ss :.S
Of the Drama tina, his essrions will be increased to merit
NEW YEAR NIGHT CELEBRATION.
MONDAY EVENING, jan Ian; 2 will be pre,eoted
A Assx xsif 81 2x&HfS $dHIs
THE II ri fGESSft xHa
Doors will open at 6h-Curtan will rise at quarter past
Box Office open daily from s. where tickets be pu
cJITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRn.
nospif SEsyH ~ E'i: ,......
A A.; x xsi:E' oovAsNi Il a6rHAn.
Ho IL sEnT III Tsf L xiiS
'orinnu' commence at every evening
FRANKLIN THEATRE, Chatham square.-Thls evening
the reduced DIessIpi,s boxes IN s';sises
81 o. for twelve q 90, Ml Wiaehsll jE,
Fs.,a kGss% s
Cerito, with number Of others engaged dH lm.r
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Foreign important

Foreign lmpOrtatiOns.
ST. ANNs BAY-Brig ndex-s63 bags pimento Tucker25o
to order.
Domestic ImpOrtatIOns.
SAvANNAH-Barque La Grange-70 bales Smith, Mills
* co-6 Colns-28 Lester29 Perkins Hopkins White
Ia Piescott336 hides Rogers-0O ties rice 81 bales
TO order.
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PEEF, PORK, AND MUTTON the store corner Of
- West and Shopkeeper and
Grocers who wish purchase the above articles quar-
requested TO call the above place. where will
linda fresh supply morning of superior quality and
suited the As order day.
purchasers will find to their interest to call above
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p,ssengers Arrived

In the ship Westminster, from LondohIf HoUsTu 'a
,i , IT'LL NJ, Tral nod children: MIS- Shuttle"oIlr'
enu ci.iulgn ' A. NJ Joling and lady England Nh
I'D Isdy Madame Grouiy. Germany Capt Jones
~ - 20 III lanes RYDER Of Baltimore Mr. Nichols, OF Ss-
LEM See Ss.srk from NOcans--Mrs Whitney and
Mr.. LeelIer Mrs Packard Miss Packard MIR Pack
sJ Mr. Leteliier-25 Storage
ara bs shin Kentucky from Liverpoo-M Tweedale and
iaT m bc packet ship New-York from Liyerpoo-Nrs
New.York Mr. and Mrs Wall and three children,
and six children Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hayward children
and servant Mis-, Burnam John Evans, England Mr. and
Mrs P L Box, Upper Canada; Edward ulman, France:
Charles Ulman Gcrmany 100 in the steeragr.
In the ship Corneia from Liverpool-Mat;ilews Robin
son and lady Mr. Andrew Lawn, Francis jenkins, Dr.
James r Dixon: 26i in the steeraCe.
In the brig Saratoga, from New-OreanS-J w Richard
lady, Miss a Stephens Miss Dupont, William Porter
J G Gilbert S Topper, J Fl Nichols, W Cadow. f II
Lane J Crane, A Rowlain, F Rice, DR. G Buist, 5 A.
Buckingham, D r Jones, +: Foster, NJ Wilkinson } X
Bulklcy, A Artois, H Ogden, g Dupont.
In the brig Augusta from Savannah-NIaor Irving. L S
A. lady. three children and servant, Rev Binney and
lady, W II May aud lady, Jencks lady two children and
servant, Mrs G Nichols and Two children, Mrs II Ham
Mrs G Cooke and child Mrs Robinson, Mrs Hathaway
Miss II A Howell Mrs + Clark Miss NJ Binney Miss +
a Robinson, Miss Robinson, Miss England Capt w
Sewell, Robert, D g Camp, a Brown.
In the brig Mary, from Sayannah-Mrs BuddinGton and
two children, Mrs Blair and SON. Miss Wheeler, J Mcln
tyre, Foley, FaIligant Rowlandson, Mr. Wmppie
Mr. Ruth
Ia the brig Georgana, from savannah-aIrs NJ Dillon,
two children and servant Miss Sucl,, Mrs Turner and
child, Miss Eliza Dillon Miss N Dillon NJ Dillon, MIR
Suclif Thomas Robinson Halligan, Turner, William
Henry Charles Lippitt, Masters W aud Michael Dillon.
Ia the brig Moses from Charlesonr A. Stems, lady
and child Mr. Douga lady and Mr.. Abbot lady and
child Mrs. Stevens and child Mrs. Burton c. +. Bartlett
D. Codinch A. Dsland VIM. Sawyer, F. Evans, P. a.
Downey
In the brig G Bourne, from AIaagorda, TeSas-R
Grimes and 6 Chanat
and I in the steerage.
In the schooner Herd from Curacoa-AIr John Chapman
Passengers Sailed
In the bark Rapid, FOR Ha,ana-Mr Kennedy and lady,
Nr ST Yhns and LADY, Mr Qneydo
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2ic cash. for fair good reducing the stock first hands
1880 lbs while The lath July 1872 il amounted 20
las 24O lbs Russia are scarce thu mporatons, OWING 20
the abundant supply of American and the dlma
shed consumption of Foreign having fallen of very Mater
av within few wears
NAVAL STORES.-s.les Of $500 bbls North Co enoH
for the week at the reduction which now be eons,d
cred established vey little new Wilmington mas been re-
csived or Tar and osn know Of no aI H 5ecsn5y
The arrivals of Spirits Tnrpenne have been ~ oa s1c mos
and prices Of Southern have become llln d. % q 49, a.
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WARM BATHS
ONLY ONE SHLLING..

KNiCKERBOCKER BATHS-No. lOl BowEhY.
~ The subscriber respectfully takes leave TO invite pup
lie attention TO the above named conslstins Oh
ARM CoLp and SHOWER BATHS, fitted up with t1s' con-
v.nence and order inferior III this city Chage
the following reduced Single tickets la cents-!V
for ST. BENZ. GOMPERTS. i'll WIS
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NJ ARRJFD.

Jnly Is. a, ST. Bartholomew Church, MI George w.
souttwick 10 Miss Louise Charlotte daughter OF NJ n.
Quackenbos Esq.--all Of ;his city.
Ar Boston. Juy H. M Michael Hayden 80 Mrs. Cathe-
rine D. Weeks
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DI Ed.

july Il, Mr.. Moses L. Moses, in hi, list year.
JULY a. Adam j. son of Joseph Levy Of Philadelphia
A, Newark july L. Mrs Rachel, daughter OF the late
T r.ncis Many, Of thiz city, o.
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Cheap and Valuable Books:

u The following works for sale at The Office Of TIE
York Tribune Nassau,sret, opposite the City Hail IL
a liberal discount iros' the setsii
The "a, . % o' .sraa ,.a.s to sell asaia
II. and Speeches Of Henri Cl.y, vols OF upwards of
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temperance and Fashionable Wine Druk.ns .,-,.. 81
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

u1HE. CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
PETER Y Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. Chat
ham S0ua corner 0 Catheriuestreel makes iothing TO Or
& in The neaest and s; STYLE per cent cheaper than The
cheapest Cash Tailor III the clty
the city r:Snf enso%e no wo .b1 may T i
Dstch Post when they will be waited with samples OF
such Goods as they desire their n.asgts taken and snt
Clothing sent home finished III style OF wo'Smanhp '@'
will ensure entire satisfaction no sale. :.
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warranted and disappointment under forfeiture OF 'he "
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