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RIGHT OF SEARCH.

In vain may Sir Robert Peel declare that
there is a difference between the night Of search
and the righ, Of visit. The speech Of the
Duke or WELLINGTON, delivered in Parliament
in 1889, on the Bill for the suppression of the
slave trade, land which bill was passed, and is
now in operalioo) which We copy below most
rompltt " controverts the assertion OF Sir Ko-
bert But difference or no difference, the
exercise of either on American vessels must
ultimately lead to collision.
From the malignant tone Of most Of the
British journals at this time, growing out Of
their objections to the Treaty of Washington,
(and they denounce Lord AshbuTton for sur
sarageiy than the Globe and Mr.. Benton de-
nounce MIR. Web ter for su rendering Ameri-
can territory to England,) the apprehension is
forced upon US, provided the People Of that
country partake Of the angry feelings mani
f, sted by the writers, that we may now be on
the eve Of rupture.
We see it stated in one of the Massachusetts
papers that two American vessels have recently
be EN- searched on The coast of Africa by Bril-
fish cIuiser--and the officers OF oae of them
insulted and rudely treated. We are not
aware that any information on the subject has
yet been communicated TO our Government /;
but If such an occurrence has actually trans
PRED, we have reason TO believe that prompt
aud decisive steps will be taken.
From the North 10 the South, from The East
to the West, there is not an American who
would not draw his sword in defence of the
ground assumed by our Government, in rela-
tion TO the alleged tight of search set up by the
British Government The attempt to put such
a bullying 'rght" in operation American
vessels, viii certainly be resisted in an eff, ctual
manner.
That this Government is not singular in its
emphatic objection to the arbitrary right of
search claimed by Great Britain, will be ac-
kuowledsed by all who read the speech Of the
DUKE OF WELLINGTON. which we append:
7 A \ nv
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Death by Lig.ining.--We regret to learn that du.
ring the thunder storm which passed over this city
on Thursday afternoon, the house OF MIR. John vii
lett, about three miles from Baltimore on the Bell
AIR road, was struck 10y lightning, and a negro man
in the employ of MIR. w. instantly killed by the cleo
trio fund.- Bait .7nriean
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-29

Mi. M. c. FIELD, of the New Orleans Piea,une
has joined the expedition which is about 10 leave St
Louis for the Rocky Mountains under the auspices Of
Sir William Drummond Stewart and Mr. Audubon
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~ Washington Junior .q,fias,isfs -
You are hereby notified to at the City Hall on
Monday morning, May LIST, at eight O'Clock, in full
summer uniform, for parade.
BY order Of Capt >. ~ Williams:
J. r.. BUCKIN CHAM d &
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NEW WORKS ATFRANCK TAyLoR,s

LooKBaRT's Lars OF NAPOLEON Bos.p,prr
vol. l-Harper and Bso,hers--price IS cents.
SnAxEsrrAHE's WoRKs, No. d--coptainiog
King R'cbsfd ll--iirsi part Of King Henry w.
second par' OF King Henry Viking Henry
V-I5 cents-Ilarper and Brothers.
HonoKrS-A RosAscE OF New Yoar-By
lheodoe ). Fay-fIarper and Brothers.
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shipped al Philadelphia, IN the IT, 5. service. The
wages are from SO to sl2 month, with an allow.
anee Of 81 20 per month in lieu Of grog From So
10 $50 are paid in advance.
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IL . The subscribers 10 the Ball proposed 10 be
given to tie officers Of the steam frigatc Nsomi are
requested to meet at The Assembly Rooms Louisiana
avenue, on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock FOR the
purpose Of appointing managers. sprl %
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gentleman OF respectabity informs us that on
Thursday morning, about hour before sunrise be
distinctly saw comet in the southessterly quarter OF
The heayeus.--Baif. .1sae,ioa,.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-29

There arc 900 cotton mills IN the United States,
with an aggregate capital r $50 900 ,O0l invested
In these mills are 10000 looms, and their product is
about S5o,o00,OJo Of yards each year.
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hs- There eight or nine planning machines
in operation in Cincinnati, Ohio, which turn out an
nuallJ about 5000 ot0 feet Of plsned lumber.
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One thousand persons have been received, With
few months in the several churches Of the Eliz
abe thtown IN J.) Presbyiery.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-29

The NUM- er Of tee-totslers in ireland has already
run up TO five millions two hundred thousand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-15

ID. box, 81; do in bogsheads, per quintal 2 a d
sales Flour, Phil. and Bait. Ia Is; New orleans
10 10; Hams, American Eastern and New orleans a
IL; Herrngs. smoked, sales for large siLe Lara
American Eastern and New Orleans 10 sales dui
Mackerel No per Dbl 6; Pork, cargo Eastern ana
Mess, and New Orleans H. dali; clear Ia 10; fota
toes per Dbl 81 Rice, per al 8 3, sales; Conee'
LIST quail TO- ID and Sd do 81 Molasses, % gal,
keg RI, in first hands; Sugars assorted white
brown, 4ea 9; white alone 9; brown alone 81 At;
yellow, Al 81; Segars, 8 rs
Erehange-On London at 60 days, III IL c. prem;
New York, a do Boston. % 3 do.
Freighs-To the United States 70 cts 81 per boN ior
SUGAR; n rls. per bag Coffee; S2t per hhd. Mo-
lisses.
From the Mercantile Weekly Report of the 3lst Dec,
we learn that there was exported from Havana during the
past year 500 boxes Sugar 100 OF which were 10
the United States- O73S7S arrobes OF Coeeto the UNI
ted States 33235l-3Sl34 hogsheads Molasses-to the
United States 37235-1,9 900 tierces Honey-49l 10 the
United States-l3l 276O0O Segars-o the u states 81 :
557 900.
From Matanzas there exported, during the year
1872 9O5 boxes Sugar5l 2Sl Of which, came TO the
US-lSl asa arrobes OF Coee-to the U. 81 e692o-4l,-
l44} hhds. Moasses-to the u. s., 40 1851
The market at Havana for American produce generally
was rather quiet The stock of sugar in first hands was
reduced from to 5000 boxes At Matanzas there was
only about 200 boxes. On many Of the plantations the
grinding of the new crop had already commenced. Al
Havana the market for Coffee rather brisk-litte
being left in first hands The market nearly bare oil
Molasses and the article of Honey rather scarce
There was large number Of vessels in port Tor the
season, and reights were generally dull.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvANs Jan. l. IS43-The Haynes Rice sold at l0s
re- The Howcs lOi to IL rsthe last Savannah cargoes
AZ about the rates The wholesale buyers
moderately socked but two n three cargocs may be
expected within the ensuing days. which will probably
suee ior the consumption OF the month of January In
the arce OF Rice, the immediate supply governs the
price almost exclusively Business is unusually dull
ment until February
D Inc havana cleared two days before, but pre-
ferred waiting Tor this vessel well as on account of her
superior sailing as to give you the latest prices current
HAVANA, Dec 3l-lioops, per NJ, 81 S3i Boards Port
land w. T. ~ 90 in demand; other astern ports %
-; Lumber Pitch Pine - %, In demand: shingles
sales; HID Shocks with headings, 8 RS, sugar Box
shocks % dol Beans, white do. sales; Beef No
l, prime and Mess, 50, dull; Butter, Am yellow
~ 90 per 100 lbs sales; Candles mould IA 49, sales
Sperm, 30 "a; Cheese, Am, 10 10; Goldfish per 90
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, JNn.114-6 II. Nj.
The Transactions at the Stock board less to-day,
with but little change in rates. Kentucky 6s per
cent Delaware and Hudson fell ] stonington /.
The astonishing bodness of the persh commerce. or
high tariff men, in their assertions relation the state
of business arise only from the grosses ignorance
accompanied by its usual attendant the elfsucient
arrogance An instance of this is the following from the
Express Of this morning.
- "When Congress adjourned having passed the Tariff
Bill the shipping interest the greatest sufferer of any
of principal branches OF trades was not only so
then but had been for two years. the losing
that pursuedand evil and distress il predict.
ed would result to the shipping of the country from that
BILL 1t is most pleasing disappointment to find, that
stead OF being crushed is in high degree prosperous
with every prospect that freghts will continue up during
the season.
Here evident attempt TO serve two masters The
paper politically serves party whose watch word is pro-
lection to manufactures, and Of injury to com.
merce at the same time what little pecuniary support the
print receives is from the shipping interest," hence
bareaced attempt persuade merchants ship owners
that they in highly prosperous condition. more so
than for two years. while the manufacturers congrau
lated that ships bring foreign goods Such loathsome
folly requires only to be pointed out be depsed The
Secretary of the Treasury in his late report states Off
cialy that imports for the quarter ending October this
year, was $l7l97, s9s only against $37 02S in same
quarter of the previous year. falling off of 65 per cent
in the homeward eghs Of vessels and his estimates of
the customs for the next IS months only the rate
$l5CO00OO per annum, under the high tariff including
additional duties tea and coffee, supposed to yield
$30o"OOo All that shipping depends upon for bust
ness, the unusually large quantities of cotton and other
produce going forward There never was year when
produce went forward early and in such large quaint.
ties The exports already exceed those of former
25 per cent, and create sudden demand for tonnage,
which will experience great falling off hereafter
NJ &c CO..
| produce went forward more slowly and regularly.
Some sales of stocks having made supposed on &C.
count of New York Life Insurance Trust Co.. we have
procured list of the stocks held by the company the
date their last detailed report collateral for and
also those owned absolutely by the The stocks
held as security follows with their market value at
| the date of report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-15
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA. ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES dunno WATERLAND. PRINCIPAL

CHARLES DUNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL
THIS Academy established two under the
tronsge oi former ntenden General OF the Island and
other individuals Of the nobility merchants Of
sia" and the the "nterrogatiye" All the
scholars understand English language, and of them
speak il hahitually and nuently
The Principal has the experience of schools in France Ger
many ENGLAND and the Uied States His chief aim 70
the youth entrusted his pactica knowledge Of
those branches OF poll education which required in all
active clreers and are applicable to auy.
The OF study the eore compehends the English
French German and Spanish anguages History Geog hies
Natul Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics, and
Drawings OF yarions kinds.
Professors of divers nations and acquire reside the
tabmen and all the classes receive, rotation, instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan of ion, that
vera OF the pupils under twelve OF write and speak
foreign languages perfectly Eligible manner and
those of ripper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only OF the Spanish but also Of other
languages thus placed within the of of the
United States, without its being for th.m
nqush the which IRON nngsh ed
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
OF the Eng ash accent for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by by the latter and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young ct
of the United Ses have nothing fear the eli
the house being spacious and airy, situated heahlu
limits fine bath and complete gymnasium for the
of the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
NY have passed the summer in the school perfect health As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
H &c Of the junior department. children received
attAat Of infancy.
very pupil enjoys hs religious opinions undistubed.
e terms are 500 annum payable three months in adj
,ans There are extras except clothes and books
References-MESSRy: CHAS, DRAKE * BROTHERS.
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ,
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Nsw OGLEANs-Bsgqgs Llius72O bbls moasses Ravens s
COCO do De Peyser Whmarsh-35i hhds order
SAvANNAH-Brg Clnron-9l cks rice % bales G Col
ns-l82 do B,rstow Pope-36 M Prescott--J Perkins
II opkns-91 II Colt co30 Silas Bronson--4 II Faber-6
tawTense &T,lmhle-252J 4 Stone1,,5i Al Mer1 cas-
rice Sver-3 bbls eTce viland Reese col hid Tay
lor Ritchie-3 Geib Walker-2 bxs A Russe3
Prices boxes Hastings co.. bales cotton 30 casks
order.
SAvAYSAHosehr VIM Hsr-loo bales cotton HIN Hills
20 Lee, Dater Miler50 Kennedy co8 Smith, Mills x
Go-io g Collins bales pink root Pryatt Campbell-26
SAvANNAH-Brg Lancaster-30 bales cotton II Kings
lad383 casks rice Inf do Goodhue COCO oales
ORDER
CHaRLEsToS-Brig Edward-l00 rice Miller-l50 do
268 bales cotton Smith. Mills co2O3 DO Victor Duckwz
80 Pedrck-l02 X Graves-l9 BRYANT Maitland
li2 beer bbls Tayor-2 bales root Pyau Camrbe-l
bags Greenway Henry COLO cks Pettyil
beer bbs l6 bags feathers cs pkys to order.
CHARLEsToN-B Brig Cumberand-5i bales cotton Hunt co
-l29 II Graves.
Key WEsr-Brg Lela9o tons fqse 9s bales tobacco 1871
hides IL bxs 900 bxs Maand-37
Nesmih Leeds co6 bxs Maitland co-2O Bishop Swift
-22 do hhds ties tobacco 10 coils rigging Brown Dmmc
- bxs Dbl sugar Ashby Poole.
ATTAKAPAs-Big Abby Amelia-66 hhds sugar las do mo-
asses 100 bbs do John Pec20 h bbls molases
Sayre, Taylor Peck
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Sug0.--New Orleans Sugars have advanced slightly.
Some of the principal importers storing for higher
rates Sales of the week, 100 bbls., about hall of
which has been for the Philadelphia market at Al SIC
The bulk of the sales, however, have been at a. sc,
leo boxes Brown Havana sold at 81 a7ic, and 100
barrels White Brazil at 7Ic, all mos.
ProponsNew Mess Beef is selling at So to 80, for
country inspection, and 81 25 to so for city do. The
sales of the week have been small In Prime there has
been rather better demand at 50 so IS for old and SO
to 90 for new, in quality Old Mess Pork has further
declined and it difculto obtain lowest figures for
any considerable quantity Small sales have been made
at ST. city packed is held at 50 So although there is
hardly Efficient sales to form any quotation. Old Prime
is rather firm at So 373 So and do. at SO 90
with but few sales New Lard by the way Of New Or.
leans, is offered al 81 cents.
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W. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office ofthe College "a Nassau stree,

90 "THE ONIC MIXTURE. ,-rbs co,.,ra,o,
remedy composed of Eve ingredients the active prpci
pies OF which are highly concentrated It is now useJ
very extensively and with great success by the medca
faculty, for the cure of debility, (rom whatever cause
dyspepsia nervous complaints sold by the authority Of
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the ci,v f NeY
York Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases, a.
w. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office of the College ~ Nassau st
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Gencros Recosrr.
ban krupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Joseph Fleming Donnel, New York, clerk
Samuel @. Starr, New York, merchant.
William vreedenburgh, Kingstor Ulster co.
David vreedenburgh Olive, Ulster co.
Augustus Sylvester Foster New YORK gentleman.
Nathaniel Moor, Brooklyn, lumberman.
Henry Erben, New YORK.. organ builder.
Iarlton b. Earl. New York, builder
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GOURAUDS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERAnICATING

SUPEkF LUOOS HAIR.
THE universal popularity of this Justly celebrated Chemical
HAIR from the soft tem upper lip and the
stubborn beard of needs not word Of ment ia its
praise Il sufficient t. that IS be found in hi city
only the old original Office Walker door from
BroadwayS1 bottle. Beware of deleterious limitations
WherP also may be had -
EA u d T. b E A U I e
unrvaled for xermin ting Tan, Pimpes, Botces Saow
ness Sores and all cutaneous eupons and ectpg healthy
juvenile bloom. $ bottle.
Gouaud's Vegetable Liquid Rouge--a superb article, and
the only one pa. n ,se. ~, 80 cents per bottle, .
Gourauds Blanc DEspagne an excellent preparation for
impaning life like whitenes the complexion free
from the injurious properties generally entering INTO combina
ton for this purpose Putup elegant boxes IS each
P9ughke epe Jred Gray; Utca, Wade, druggist; Hamilton
Goshen, Elliott. Conn, Myers, Chapel st, New Haven w.
Faulkner, Norwich; Wells Humphreys Hartford; Charles
dresser Sping6eld Greene Co.. Worcester; Bart. Little
Falls; Coggeshal South Second St. New Bediord Jordan
Milk street, Boston; Lowell. Carleton COZ Salem, lyes;
Newburypo Hodge; Portsmouh Preston; Portland Parker
Exchange st; Bangor, Guild; Hallowell, Scammon New
JereyNewark, tnppe Princeton, Dr. Seabook Pa, Pna,
rs Chestnut stree Lancaster Hentesh druggists Harrisburg-
Thomas * Co., Main street; Va. Richmond, Mrs Fnyzer;
D. G.. Washington Selby Parker; Ale o. &. Berry;
Md, Baltimore s. $ Hance, Sc &c Applications for
ces be paid none oter from the posl-o
tonable Wi hin few this remarkable aud useful che
mc invention for completely eradcang superfiuous hair,
has attained the hi he pitch of celebrity and consequently
excited the cupIdty of base who at
10 snatch from the the just for his
labor Purchasers should therefore be their guard and
that bottle Of the Poudre Subtitle and Felix
Doctors fac sime engraved the outside Direc
tons, French aud English, accompany ZACH bottle.
Remember the only office ~ " for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, 81 Walkerstreet one door from Broadway.
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.. Passengers Arrived.
Aux CAYEs-Schr VIM Wilson-W Fl Richards.
Passengers Sailed,

LWERPooL-Packet ship Stephen Whtney-Cieo w Hodges
James Brush, VIM Martin, Edw MacGregor of New York
Hodges, Of Rutland W. James Laurie VIM Roy, Jr Mon
Miss Leonard James MaeIugh lady and child, Of Galway
Ireland
LWERpooL-Pscket ship Roscoe-Nr Darling VIM White
field, of Canada; John Quinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-15

n7-DON'T COUGH IN CHURCH, 1T ANNOYs THE
congregation very much, of Sherman Cough Lo.
zenges will stop the cough and asy all tickling
irritation ofhe throat and who would suffer from cough
and annoy whole congregation, when of Shermans
Lozenges would prevent it Some people never will
take good advice but these that appreciate will thank
us for recommending these Lozenges TO them. DR. Sher
mans warehouse is at lO6 Nassau ST. Agents, no. 273
and 459 Broadway 10 Astor House; 227 Hudson 1873
Bowery7 II East Broadway SO William ST. 1879 Fulton st
Brooklyn; Ledger Bulldogs Philadelphia stauwix
Fall Albany
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEU


HILApELPHIA, Jan N-Au SamI Paynter, Holland New
La Guayra. "' D''
BALTIMORE, Jan i3-Sd Merchant Murphy Charlie ston:
Token Loyelsnd do; Thomas Benton Shaw, St Thomas
Coquette (Br) Young Demerara; Hebe Green Rio: Omen
(Nor) Charleon ST Thomas Currie Boston: Fila Nnors
Orleans. N' N"''' Az
RICHMOND, Jan 10-sh Oregon. NYork
CHARLESTON. Jan I0-An Julia & Helen Bartlett New Or
leans. -'' "
SAVANNAH, Jan e-Au Baldwin, Buckley NYork; Talma
Matanzas '''' -'''"
MOBILE, Jan !-Au Mail, Provincetown; Orator NYork-
Greenock; w Walker Havana. e' VIZ
NV ORLEANS i'm 3-Arr Augusta, NYork; Mary Smith
Portland; Carleton Thomaston; Thom XIII gston a Cid SIR
Colin Campbell B Liverpool; Windsor Castle do; Baltic
rndl, Matsnzas. ~ i' "'o
General; Record.
Loss OF BRITISH sHr GLENeAnY.-The GIengary, Hill.
from Liverpool Tor savannah, with 400 tons al,
ashore on the south Breaker
port on 7th inst She had pilot board the time h,, H.
weather was so thick the lights could be ds cv sre
AS she struck about 60 of were tbyosn
board aud every effort used to her Off but withon
She has BLEED lays badly exposed
with the tide ebbng and flowing her. The vessel will
baby be total os her sails and rigging about 1000 sacks
OF salt expected 10 be saved Crew saved The (;er,ry
Is upwards OF 1000 tons burthen.
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Foreign unporsatsons.

Aux CAyEs-Sohr VIM Wisnn-36O bags coffee 900 lbs
logwood Rossiere-l86 bags coffee + Mnien-2l do
Lewis--25O Lombard Whmore-25O w 4 Weld--u Meyer
< Stucken-3 Warren.
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NJ A r / TIM T. Fl Err A L D
Ship Masters and Agents.

We ha favor, if captains of vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SiLvEY OF news heet
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed
scsse spoken on their list Of their and
orcin they may have. He viii BOARD the
immediately he, Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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~ SOMETHING FUNNY ABOUT Boards
o,ientais neve varied in their consideration
me beard The Westerns have always been chang.
ing .ne fashions of the chin Mustachios were worn
na ouiS AiV. Under Louis XIII. little pointed
"u aired In the time OF Henry Nv. it was square
Julius H., and Francis L., restored the large
n'nor In their courts. These tastes are now ex.
Pouc'j nor are the champions for smooth soft male
acSs without their authorities support the a. niha.
ton oil these unsgtly appendages to female ent
and TASTE The students Of the learned universities
through gravity and respect the customs of their "a
theirs, shaved themselves When kings in the lAtb cen
fury sent lawyer as ambassador his brother
tenarics would laugh him IL he suffered his bearJ 70
grow, besides hooking him in the chamber of accounts
or OF requests But quite enough all who want IN nm
root their boards should supply themselves with hottie
ofDr Felix Gourauds Poudres Subtes, or penetrating
powders. r"s
To be had only at 81 Walker street, one door from
Broadway, 81 per bottle.
W.THE PARiSIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
nus eecea cure even in where the bones OF the
were exelated from the secondary effects ofyphiis
unureds nave been saved from the most awful conss
guehces neso oathsome maades by the of this
o,s.eo meuicne now so extensively used in the London
ana rams Veneria Hospital. In all where disease
Ssuspeceo 10 be lurking in the system, this medicine
snou De used Sold by the authority Of the College
MeucIne and Pharmacy, of the city of New York in
large pottles at 81 each. In of halfa dozen bottles
50, ~ ''''' '''''e'
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
PRINCIPAL Of ColIa "a ~.
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STOCKS OWNED BY THE NEw York LIFE INs. Trusr


The period Of the loans the above stocks was
six months Sol less than six months $5l 1885, de-
mand S247 800 The interest due from the loans $l25,
06s of which sos had been due than six months