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ThurSUay, March Jul r. M
The operations at the board very SMALL and prices
heavy Ohio 6's fell per cent New York rs rose ! ;
Canton fell Harlem /; stonington T.
The business much larger at the board, which
is increasing in importance Many the members othe
old board make most Of their transactions the
Government have fell 1 State e's, 1867, T.
The Bank Of Orleans safety fund, is reported stopped
The brokers do not buy it.
The report seems to have originated in misunder.
standing at Albany. The Orleans Bank bills were re
deemed at the Canal Benk, in Albany. And in conse-
quence Of disagreement between Drew & Robinson's
Bank the City Bank ochester and the Orleans which
caused them TO run each other the bills Of the Orleans
not redeemed at the Canal Bank the 27h during
business hours but subsequently redeemed. Only
letter from Albany to-day mentions the act The
letters from the other cashiers did not mention it, The
condition of the Orleans Bank ss follows at its last
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Passengers Arrived.

premiership Sarah sheaf-W HoIlmbeen, and I2 in
the steersge. }
HAvASA-BaTque Rapid-H Wilhelme J Mussa + Horteg
ID Tef ken, Maria &c Ia L-uz Salnero.
BERMUpA-Bng Falcon Antopio Maelo of Milan. Francis
Tugas. Mrs Wilmer Marses-passengers ia The packet shin
Minerva which rut into Bermuda distress her passage
from Marsees to this Dr. Morson u ~ was also
among the passengers in the Ninerva.1
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brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March 27-At market, AIS beef cattle and
$40 SWIM so Beef Cattle unsod.
Pres-Becf Cattle-The prices obtained last week for
like quality were hardly sustained. small number ex-
SIS IL 49, First quality, $475 5; second quail
ty, 81 25 a 4 so; third quality, So rs a425.
Sheep--None at market.
swine-A lot to peddle, prime quality &c for sows and
sc for Barrows; ALSO lots at 81 4sc lot old Hogs Act
At retail from "A to &C..
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remarkable degree shows the decay OF that business
on which the ability to pay taxes depends.
The capital ofthe companyis $l,oos,OOo
The debt l,00o,O00
Total, $4,000 900
Interest on debt and expenses, Sc GOO
Present rental, $4,000
Deficits, $4,000
In 1885, when the lower Offices let at auction to
some insane insurance companies the of 81 to
those rates would be which would yield per cent
on the captal in 1910 the rental reduced
which would give q per cent the capital and the last
yeari was $4,000 being deficit OF SIsOOO These may
be summed up ollews:-
Rent of 1922 PEI cent yielding capital. 10000
., i8i0. "a d. $4,000
1912. $s 600 deficit interest debt aud
expertes, $4,000
Now, on an assessed value OF 81 that
must pay $4,000 mill tax because tho Erie Railroad illegal
ly got So 900 600 OF the State liabilities The result,
in greater or less degree, influences all property.
was yesterday painful duty to expose the state of
finances in Ohiosnd heretofore have been obliged to
denounce the conduct of the Kentucky legislation The
results Of its movements are, however satisfactory An
nexed to this article, append synopsis OF two laws
passed the late session. to increase the of the
sinking fund.- which applied to the payment Of the
State interest The first law revives the five per cent
which will yield follows according the valuation of
last year =
STATEMENT OF TAXABLE Property STATE OF KEN
TUcKY TAKEN FROM THE CoMAiIssioNERs Books, L.
TURNED TO THE SECOND AUDITOR, THE YEARS 1871
AND 1919. Also, SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE IN THE To-
\ n Ia
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"a to Cowes and the North Sea- ga 10 the Baltic
70 to Trieste. Exchange has rallied little and to-
DAY quote London at u 81 per cent prem; New York
and Boston, par TO per cent prem.
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shin Masters and AGENTS.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT Sn.vEY. OF News Fleet; Re-
por Of the Shipping left 4 the Port whence they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie Will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents ard Cor
respondents, home abroad will also confer favor by
sending to this Office ell the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received
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The Bank of Kentucky has renewed its dividends which
were not paid last year hence the from that
source will be increased for this year. at the close Of
which, by the late bank law the State will give up its
stock By the law of 1885, the State debt be in
creased beyond the capacity Of the sinking fund pay
interest and accumulate principal.
An AcI TO INCREASE THE RESOURCES OF THE SINKING
FUND OF KENTUcKY.-The sherfs of this commonwealth
shall collect in addition to the imposed by law at
the rate of cents every 100 dollars and the taxes
to be levied the lands OF non-residens shall be
charged and collected at the rate Provided The
additional tax shall be carried to the credit OF the sinking
fund.- to be applied to the principal and interest of the
debts owing by the State kentucky for works of
internal Improvement Provided further, That nothing
in this act contained shall be construed to embrace debts
due contractors except for work actually done and
performed. Approved March 4, ls4a
AN Aor RESOURCES SINKING
FUND.-Sec. All money or exchange brokers must
have license to do business
SEC. 9 The tax the license shall be paid annually
in ADVANCE. ut the following rates
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2rk Henry Clay, Foster do for New Bedfor Mara
vers, Oeorgetoun. - ~
6sr March 2t-sld Batavia, Gilkey, Hsysn,
nohrLANp Mirch Arr Neptune Johnson NYok; 23th,
n A., Arey Frankfort fer New York Cid 2b, Henrietta
MoLslian' havoc SD 2iIh, Zebra oath, Samuel;
bosTon March 28-Au Turk Eldridge Philadelphia; Gov
5 AfSo H. bIfon salem NJ James Snow Apx Caves Cld
H.k,ns Higgins acmel; Timoeon, Bliven, ApalachcoIa
Ta,denas huch Portland; Everlina Chase BaltmcIe
krns Crowel NYork Also 29th. Trio tSwed) roget
TsIs Mab;ees; Pens,so Kgore Havana Oak Ryder
Phlatepha Nothing sailed. Wind Sc s, fresh. with
heavy ram Chester aud Csrssa Perkins remain the Roads
Head. " " ~ ~
Emelipe. Bourne Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, March 30-Ar Tonet, Snow. NYork. CID
dence.
GEoHGErowN sc. Marck 27-SId solomon Rose velt BEN
Jamn. NYoTk; Chief 2schem, Smith, Eastport.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
THIS 'f hXES ST4i6 III srS b Hsa'rm'd'
WHO'S ' aaoa'i h ri,l , sSiss N Ell SoLEho
ve'o'n' vo A&Sf ASP .GN ysis' Mrs Hun.
boyes. 30 cts; Pi, % cts; Gallery. iax cts
,y;u LnAf,thn rnttTnN-
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC TuEATvI--
THIS x Hvs sFSfs Y; MI New VOW:
Pet or TIE 7! r n: i So;;,iys''
MRS NORMER.
PoIony. Mr. Dunn MIS- Ne,mer, Nir Timw
r,. IL! LOVES 81 Ss" TGE zx'S;soELs
ormsncs, commence ar. every evening
AMERICAN THEATHE-WA AIN UT-s5T.
,, PMILA DELruIA:
FRIDAY f ESSEisSu S;sf ii # S H :. performed
KILL q 4. S 4: sznsH.rL ......
AMERICAN MUsEUM.
N''''' 'anH Of eG'fsSssK seS Az Hsn:s.
MISS is Di MsS e YN'fb5 2R sirfI e
The beautiful aud charming Queen Magic WINS marked
with the most '"'% ERR SFFaoSD pupil 81
Ss Magician The celebrity this Young Lady
LSsdo2 Time. and Other Ensl high
gical Performances; they be be apnrecs,eS
ALSO engage DR. or V%L Tssr Thy the sreen''ie
The highly popular Comedian and dclineator
Characters. win appear in his parlo and bie
CHANGEoNG,
~ Inc celebrated !,, Chins,e Jugeler
itself 0vertues Fanssies and Walt
HErREsEN FTn 4 yDE6 ORCHESTRA
@ and and GIVE.
JSs! sadsd to he Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
ARMOUR m'G EL ipt TRyp SX XIV
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro 0aIvame
GRAND cosM6 5f!isSf LADY.
AN ExrERENcEsfps ytss;s engaged, and
''D p sSv y,, sm %Cun,s% u the
f0 Dsy 3, at GusIteI Ss,oys Seioca
Admi..ion TO ali a5esnu-C children hsifprice ms
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUsEUm
NATIONAL SSav G$P SsSSyA1 GALLERY
sS 'i'' plumber Of
Neatly and stefuly DISPLAYED IN three spacious halls and
COSTLY SSSy o. PORTRAITS
ra$ S$$ 81 $$SsT me sublime
' NE sss b. By
scene Our 8avi0uraY
raigned Prisoner with Crown Of Tborns upon His Head
before Caphas the High PRIEST and the Court Pontiu
| Plate.
In addition to the above the Manager engaged the
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHfN6
Gypsy WOMAN
From England.
She wishes TO the pubkc, by making then
believe her Witch.
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural power-but
claims publicly be able instruct others 81 xood
intellect and mention their leading transactions Of
PAST TIMES,
The PRESENT.
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell persons whether they married not
what kind OF husband wife they will describe their
characters and host of
founded her knowledge sciences pheno
loey physognomy neurology philosophy Sc AZ proof
sor5ecpes other assertions. hs liberty to refer hun
neys physicians and Of the enlsh tened ladies'
the city.
Admission to the Museum Is cents; Children half pnc.
An charge Of i2 those consult the Gypsy
Woman. Dh
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ByR. J. TODD, Auctioneer.
Store SO Fulton Street, Brooklpn.)
X. j. T.. Respectfully soIicils ConsIgnments
MONDAY, aprlI 3

- MONDAY, Apu3
Hotel Furnitme-At o'clock at the Commercial Hotel
s36 Waersf, New York, the entire furn Of that arre
from cellar 10 attic comprising part SO
feather beds and hair beItesd. ard BEDDING house
inen sofas, tables aud chairs Of various kinds and
tables wasands and tables carpets rugs par
lor aud cooking stoves old wines wood aud bot
tie, and N extensive variety Of kitchen and culinary utensils
with which the sale will commence. m3l 3tissr
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FHIOAY
- At l01z O'Clock in the sales room.
Extensive sale Of saonsbe dry goods London cloths and
tch-s, &c.
Also squantity Of pledged goods several fine musical nsr
watches sc. 49,
SATURDAY
A. 1913 o'clock in the sales room.
and second hand $3.50 ~ ~ '''
comprising superb bureaus, sofa chairs, wardrobes. all
ku Oh pam polished and marble tables sideboaTds
ye paro and rocking chairs couches ottomap diyans sofa
bes counting house desks French bedstrads SC &c Also
with which the sale will commence w " w ''.
Also, by order of the sheriff me valuable ria,o forte
MONDAY, Arnl3
At 10 1-2 o. lock in the sales -oom
Extra sale of fancy GOODS trunks clothinr dry goods
valuable Of articles from cloths
linens, silks, rnkets, sc.
TUESDAY, Aprila
OepteeI Fumture-At 40 O'Clock will be sold the entire
near Chatham. ~
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BANK OF ORLEANS, JAN. Isa3.
376,ss3

Excess liabilities. 1872 ass
The nominal rate Of foreign bills is 81 81, with little
no demand
Why don't the Comptroller pay dividend on Com
mercia Bsnk of Buffalo bills1 Is the money deposited
with any broken bank7
The mill tax levied the session Of the New York
State Legislature bears with unusual severity upon the
holders Of real estate in this city, and many
have been forwarded to the Legislature. The tax
rendered necessary, in consequence ofhe failure of the
Erie Railroad and some other companies which had
obtained loans of the State credit in violation OF the writ
ten constitution Of the State New York prescribing such
loans The bills authorizing them never became laws
according to what constitutes law in the State constitu
ton The Erie Railroad squandered the money obtained
on this false pretence, and refused to pay the interest
hence mill tax levied, OF which the people Of this
city pay sas7 900 per annum. why not the road
seized and sold to relieve the people from this burden
The severity Of the oppression may best be discovered in
he situation ofthe Merchants Exchange Company which
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Packets 70 Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Siddons, Cobb, Feb. IA
Cambridge, Barstow, Feb. ]:
Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. &c
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland Chadwick. Jan 30
Westminster, Atwood, Feb. IL
ST James, Sebor, Feb. "a
FROM HAvRE.
Vile de Lyon, Stoddard. Feh.I2
Utica. Hewitt, Feb. l6
Albany, Watson, Feb. "a
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nAKNDEN cos EXPREss-Un aud after Thur,
II day the 18th. Harnden Co. will their Express
s91awr iaARNDEN& co. . Wall st:
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M a. RITIM f HERALD.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Europe, Furber. April /
Independence, Nye, April 7
Liverpool. Eldridge, April l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Ontario, Bradish, April l
Toronto, Griswoid, April 10
Switzerland, Chadwick, Apr 20
FOR HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, April I
Emerald, Howe, April 8
Rhone, Johnston, April l6
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90 THE FRENCH ANTlPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE
or the Of all discharges from the urethra-sold in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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STATEMENT TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE STATE KEN
TUcKY. AS TAKEN FROM THE COMMISSIONERS Books, Re-
TURNED TO THE SECOND AUDITOR THE YEARS 1871
AND l8i2 Also, SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE THE To-
VALUATION SAME.
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IMPORTANT TO dip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HARNDEN co. will draw their Express and Foreign
Iettsr Oico No Wall street small bills Of exchange from
AZ 10 suit payable sight for the
sson persons wishing to remit to the friends in England,
iceland or Scotland.
The letter hays the Royal Mail Steamers forLv. rpscl
arc also made up their Office.
For further Information apply TO
- , Wallstree
AGENTS m London--MACLEAN, MARRIS q CO.
I,iverpooI-WII. n SMITH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
ARIIEIE VII

Mode ot revising the Constitution.
SEe. /. When experience shall point out
The necessity Of amending this constitution,
and a majority of all the members elected to
each house of the general assembly shall with
in the first twenty days Of their stated annual
session, concur in passing Il law, specifying
the alterations intended to be made, for taking
Tho eetse of the good people Of this ~stale.sas
to the necessity and expectancy Of calling o
convention, it efall be tho duty Of The several
returning officers, at the next general election
which shall be held for representatives after
the passage Of such law, to open n poll for, aud
make return 10 the secretary for the tine be-
ing, of the names of all those entitled 10 vote
for representatives, who have voted for calling
a convention; and if thereupon, it shall appear
that a majority Of all the citizens of this state,
entitled to vote for representatives, have fo-
ted for a convention, tho general ASSEMBLY
shall direct that a similar poll shall be opened,
and taken for the next yraf and if therenp-
on, il shall appear that a minority of the citi-
zens Of this state entitled to vote for represen-
taiiFes, have voted for a convention, the gen.
bral assembly shall, nj their next session, call
a convention 10 consist of as many melnbero
40 there shall be in the general assembly, and
no more, to be be chosen in the same manner
aid proportion, at the same places and at the
satne time, that representatives are, by eltl-
zens entitled vote for representatives and to
meet within three months after the said cleo
ton, for tho purpose of readopting, amending
or changing this constitutions But if it shall
by the vote of either year, az aforesaid, that a
majority Of all the citizens entitled TO vote for
representatives, did not vote for n convention,
n convention shall moi th called.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

scale. amounting to about 1900 htids, 1t pfi-
! res which exhibit i slight falling of, htit not
sufficient TO justify my alteration hi orr f.
cures, which we continue, viz interior lois
2 q q. 3 a III, aud 4 d al. common lots d,
81 aud 4lc., fair lots 81, 81 and dc; fine
lots 2a, III and 4ae.; selettiors . 81, 4 and
i 81.
F7om-Ttls sa1as for e8pfirt sfnch DIR lhst
embrace about 1000 bbls Ohm Mt q1 621
which is slight advance. ST. Louie -four IS
ceiling in small quantities at s4 s75 a s5
per barrel,
porh--The demand for pork continues Ian
Etiid, aid the Sales since our last have been
10 a very limited extent. Prices remain mn.
charged, and We Quote Mess S1d, M. q. 8.
Prime q. We hear Of no sales Of bulk pork;
hog round is worth ~ a "a.
Berf-There is no change to notite il this
article. the. denat11 is very limited, being
chiefly confined to retail lots for ship stores,
&c. We quote Mess IN ltts W 80 a 7 - !
half bbls. si % a 4 80 Prime 40 50 a . rs
per barrel.
Lard-There has been a very sudden and
rapid advance in this article since our last,
owing to the continued light supplies, cttpled
with The active demand which has prevailed
HftiJF tif commencement VI Itit Htths iftttl~
culariy for the Cnba market. Sales Of strictly
prime in kegs have been made at 7be g, and
The ordit ary qualities have likewise improved
to o a 54c. per ID. The stock III the city is
small.
HacoH--We have had a dull market for this
article since our last, but prices are about the
sarne ~ then noticed. We quote Sides 4 n
a Shoulders &c, uncanvassed Hams a a
A.; canvassed hams r.; extra cured o a l0c.
per TO-.
Baggiag aid bale rope CT The demand is
tot active, but there Is Il fair business doing
for the season. We quote Western Begging
l25 q l5c., according TO terms. lndia bag.
ging IL n lie cash. Western rope 3 a Gle.
Whishey=-The market has ~ralapsed into Il
state of d~ullness, aud but few sales have been
made since our last. Prices however are
steadi' Y supported Mt iSc per gallon
C~oHss--The market continues we'll sup
piled with Havana, for which the demand is
pretty good at n a Sc. for prime green, Rio
Coffee is in brisk demand at n a SIC per lb.
Sdfl-Thera has BBen no ~artivala S. nte our
last, and n5 suit r]eettIains III first hands. Prices
from store are sl t5 for coarse, aud | 81 a
| ID for fine There ID NC Turks Island salt
in market.
Cdnates--We notice no change III prices,
and quote New Bedford sperm at &c Man
tucket 25e., with q limited enquiry.
Rice--The market ID beautifully supplied,
and sales are making at oitf last quotations of
49, 80 a 2 70 per 100 lbs.
EIchange--The demand has been very
limited since our last, but we have no change
TO notice in the rates, which are steadily main-
tanned. We quote Sterling 7 ~ per cent
Francs s % a 8 30. New York 60 days
! a | per cent discount; Sight checks J per
cent prsmium.-Ttbpie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
AVIS.

I'm yer'u de Ia Proclamation ci. dcssua, urc
Election pour un Repr&sentant Az Congrt5
du Jme tlsrfiCt Congressional, aer3 tenue
dams la pafoiss5 d'Eot Baton Rouge, Inpdi,
Nardt OF Hefcfedl Il 3nt, tme ct Jme jour9
do Juliet br6tlajd.
ie Ter i,tf 4 Ia maia9n dn GcuL Town
send al PLANE, ct d la maison de James s.
Wills, q Manchac, lc ID Jour ) ID maison dc
jan es Forbes, a Sandy Creek; st le Sc. jour
d la Maison de Cou1 de Baton Rouge.
An TENS ct lieux susdits, ie bon psuplc de
Get Etat sera appele a voter sur Ia ntcessito
ct Ia convenanto de- Gon1oausr une CongoH,
ton pour atnender In Gpnstttution.
3 JUN II Ell. TESTER, P.J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
sAN
MARsIIALL'S SALE
United States Circuit Court Eastern District
of Louisiana.
e. Allin Il Co, for The benefit OF
M. White & Co,
James McEalnh.

u'ttP Fkt'dipts
BY virtue Of n writ Of feri f~acias, No. 9e3,
issued in the above entitled suit, from the
Honorable court aforesaid, and 10 me"dsrect-
cd, will be exposed at public sale, on
SATURDAY, 1st July, 1913.
at the door of the court House in the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, La, between the hours of
II A NJ and a P NJ on said day, the following
described property, TO wit:
A plantation containing one thousatd acres
more Or less; with all the improvements,
known as the ~skipworth place, situated about
4 (four) miles above the town ofsBaton Rouge,
fronting the Mississippi river on the West, on
the North by lands Of DR.. w B Scott, South,
by lands Of defendant, on the East not known.
The said plantation is surrendered by the
defendant to satisfy this writ with all costs
Terms of sale-12 months credit.
The purchaser will be required to give good
and sufficient security, and mortgage on said
land till final payment,
A S ROBERTSON,
United States Marshall
WV G. HcDoue4L, ~
United States Deputy Mdfshalls
june II 10
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Translation

1NSH ShLbftIot ~ YUM 10
Mr.. Isidore Eabauve, Plaquemine.
Sri have before me your letter Of the
I3th ult., and | was astonished TO see my
name figure at the bend Of your communi.
cation which appeared III a psper publish.
ed in your parish. rresuming thence that
you await my answer only with n view TO
lis publication, | will observe to you that |
never was ambitious Of writing fcrthe pub.
lie. II you desire to propose questions to
me in regard TO the differences which ex.
ist between you and MIR, Hiriatt, | will
return to New Orleans (being now on the
eve Of etying that city, on OF about the
35th or Goth Of the present month, and
then, | will, through politenessfs answer
you verbally and personally.
am with due regard,
Your humble servant,
V. ALLAN.
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TO BOOKSELLERS.
~sTATTOHFfaS, MERCHANTS
& DEALERS
cooks, sTArIosERY,rArER, &C
Az WHOLE l.


f.Hrrt tfuesro4, who has been fot fifteen
years ii the Book and Stationery business,
5Hers his services SIS q Purchasing Agent 10
#il Who Want books at wholesale fgf cash. IT
Is his intention To reside In View York for this
pnrpose, where be will make il bis business
to ill such Urdefs as. may be ~aecoinpahled
witt d remittance, at The lowest possible tfi
ces. TO those Hh1 Wish to 90 on The Cash
System this mode Of getting supplies viii giYh
an advantage over purchases made iii person.
II must fe7oBviou3slo ill that one who is coli
~tinaally in the market ard buying for cash,
Wilt be bettei allie 10 get bargains than those
who lilly make annual visits d The city. $.
II. will give bis whole attention 70 this ttsi.
ness sid furnish bndlts Of III Ends, p1per Of
every DESCRIPTION, various kinds Of fancy
goods, steel pens, qnills and all articles Of
stationery SC. &c. Engraving and printing.
orders for periodicals. and all the New Works
will be promptly attended 10. The pnbliea-
tions Of thc New World and the Brother Jona-.
than, newspapers, will be sent by mail q roth
erwisr as soon as issued. Blank books Of any
pattern will be made to order. Newspapers
will be furnished with their paper at The loNesf
tales. s. II. attends all the auctions and The
trade sales, and thus has frequent opportunities
tn yet books very low. From d trial Of about
eight months, during whitht time Mr H las been
engaged in making ptrrla$cStor bis a%Ginain
tances Id the trade, he feels fully warranted
in saying that from 10 10 20 per cent frou
ttic usual pticds may be saved BY buying for
cash. lie respectfully s]olicits a trial.
TERMS a totimissidn of 3 per cent. will
be cItatged on the id5fet paid out, on all sums
of 800 or aver on smaller fGon 5 TO 10 per
cent. according tie trouble, Those who wish
to buy $500 or more afr trade sale, and will
send Il list, with prices. can have their order
filled at a very low rate. Every information
relative to the prices Of books, paret, &c. will
be eheerfully given without cl,arget 10 oil who
address Mr.. II. Posr-PAtp)
s. II. refers, by permission. Ia
MEssrps HARPER II BROTHERS,
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