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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

Our Wool "a Mai.c.-In reoen, Report Of the
COMMITTEE on Sheep ~ the Agricultural show 10
Ksnseb.e COsniy Maine, We End the following
paragraph
city Of Boston he oane one Of tie streets blocked
% with bags 81 wool. aad tie enquiry made
~hese !, eamo frosa-ffon Vermont sss the reply,
and in a silll letter VISA N Hartford. Conn sesn
large QUANTITIES. 81 wool. and the enquiry was made
there ard the same s"s~eE osis,ned. fcur CON
ris,ee have been ereaibiy inorlsd than factory.
k..s,s Fsuet a. Cu,let Of DEXTER iar into HE iaie-
yias Of the state h,ye purchased sui using
$4,000 pouads Of rernaai wool, and We have reA-
Goa 10 suppose that aAy Other fass0Tiss arc doing
90 s&ns thna."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
Corn Trade.


Prices are up little in this market There has been
SIS 90 Baltimore, $450 Georgetown, $3.50 New Or
leans, $469 $a,sl and Brandy wine, $3.50. Jersey
Corn held at SO cents We hear of operations in
wheat.
In Baltimore the 29th instant, Howard street Flour
had further advances price and sales Of several parcels
of good mixed standard brands had been made
at $4 We quote the wagon price at $3s7t Wheat
reds at rs So cents sales Sales of white Corn to-day
45 cents and Of yellow at so cents The last sale Of Rye
was 4S cents. Sales Of Oats day at "a 25 cents.
The only change have to notice, in Rochester on
the 25h advance of Is cents upon Flour, making
the price at wholesale $36s Wheat remained at 10 II
cents
In Chicago on the l6h SOL cents cash was the highest
Oats are in demand at 10 cents, in market Corn
commanded IS cents.
According to last advces from Cincinnati the total
receipts of Flour about 1000 bis per diem 900
weekly. A steady sale going on at 81 ~, and the
shipments to Orleans were heavy. lot of city made
destined to Nash Vile, brought 81 75bbl
The price Of Wheat and Flour pretty uniform the
ing cents and the latter 50 rs to So wholesale
prices Flour at retail about Is higher. At Milan Ohio,
Of the most stirring places the lake. the commits
merchants had settled down upon 81 cents for Wheat
and 81 rs for superne Flour and the storehouse' there
which not the smallest were literally crsmmed with
Flour and Wheat There but little Flour and Wheat
stored at Cleveland but thu difference is to be found in the
fact that produce brought the latter place by canal
navigation, and to Milan in the winter by teams. Oats
are ~ Icents in Detroit, and we understand there
were OF 100 bushels for sale in the city Flour high
er in the Northern counties than at Detroit and this
make material difference in the quantity to forward
from that place on the opening of navigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGE IN NEw York, JUNE, 49,
AND MARCH "a. l9i3

The rate, New Orleans is 3 and maintains that
rate because most of the houses prefer to send specie to
buying per cent. For obvious reason, Harndens
express goes through promptly and carries specie safely
and cheaply. Ne recently passed through Cincinnati
with quantity, reported at $4,000 The true amount
was $50 600. The whole expense of going through by
that about hundred dollars, which is llOh
of per cent on a sum of 100000. Insurance
and other charges will raise it II per cent, which
fixes the price Of the exchange Very large sums have
gone and going west and south in all directions
This state of affairs necessarily temporary in its opera
ton. II indicates the formation OF broad and stable ba
sis for future business but gives little encouragement for
immediate start Many millions of specie must yet be
drawn from England which never can return to her
vaults until driven hher by the recreation OF banks and
the swelling tide of their paper issues We are now the
bona de possessors of the spece is not borrowed as
formerly On Thursday we published table showing
the reduction which has taken place in the bank capital
Of the south and west since 1882 The amount over
slooooooOo The paper money based that capital is
to be supplied by specie before prices restored their
healthy level, which will still be low owing to the ex-
huberance OF production. This will give idea of the
quantity OF the precious metals actually required.
The old theories of banks exchequer and other paper
regulators TO regulate the currency" and equalze
exchanges have vanished before the immu,ahe laws o,
trade. The Sub-rreasury law notwithstanding It's re.
peal by the 27th Congress- is this moment in more fiji
cent operation than even when sanctioned by statutory
law. The reason is obvious. The principles contained
in il are those of the laws of trade It provided for ill.,
collection and disbursement Of the government moneys in
gold and silver At the time II legally in operation
this was impossible from the ascendency of bank power
Those banks have pershed their paper vanished and the
current and the law of trade reesablshcd the
Sub Treasury, in spite OF its repeal by Congress.
The stock market by means buoy ant, prices gene.
rally for the last two weeks have fallen, United states
government loan, New York and Kentucky stocks form
exceptions To all other stocks in this market faint
attached The movements of Ohio particularly susp.
cious for given in paper of Wednesday Last
she created foreign stock pedgng her faith not to
it, She in debt 81 900 to her contractors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL L.
Cleared.


s',
ThOT,; Ns:mh Leeds s 60: ChTe,tf MsLsap Water
A.; Zen wv
GeGSws WIN YoyRs hASsms Cooley Coz Henry
Ship GhaIles1n Harlow, from Canton and Macao Dec O.
Ls " e ship, robu, Spinner pss Cole Lsyan
:. Isa
sGe , 1n .n lon r. ns MHas ship h hea
Chester, &C Ssw LOnSGn loo tb. %snd 900 DO VIII sail
D;S G% hoard sS y Gs
saP cTs9p' Gs Rss:sr days from New orsan~h
Ship Allen Wilson, days from Boston with cotton and
Baqns Condor, " WISE IS days from Ponce. Pr with sugar.
Barque Lns smaev 80 days from New Orleans with $50
hhds sugar M bbls possses to Ravens Co.
ss E%%s Wat from M,Iac,e,, wit, hidf 1; and
Rincon f New York Left barque Cora Warner and for
ac e InS% s: s and % o B o r.s
pool soon March ed passed Castle Island and two
wreeins .eSr and was that S Ses two British
SSSRs f. %
s,y ga hf bs not Had ,s
iogeRes, with the vessels, lost
ss .s sfy %Gnss Pr with lis hd'
Brig Mpaesama Kelly IS days from Re de Je.eco with
$,s. "a
New York a'th lat 90 81 Ion 10, passed hip Louisa standing
to order ls!s NaIcs a, IS loS Il ,RSts whale sSD
endhifed in hhds Of moasses when she right
ss 81 N. sE 9n s Gsd PR j S
%fs ri ovens f
GSinss f,sS NyorS FI'r;si s$4ds%%sd and
wSs Sn @ o to a for
ossn. is bids sugar g bis %ols..s. % Robert. '
o MsNs' days GT Esx Orleans with
Rs H S.s Ss On s S sca Mss 81 w es,: ship %
lost overheard from the fore topsai ed Henry smith
B tcs % dss Sa ' s% Sa an w v, 1863
hbas suEsr 20 Dbl. molssss. to 6 r Lsvsdch. w ''''
,oa BRIG ts HssaJ co'ns0n days from Mobile with cot
Brig Acton Lambert from Mobile March s. with
Brig oanars Tsbe 20 days from Msbae, with cotton
sdE Harriet Pete, tof North Yar%ouh) is DAYS from At
Brig Belle Myers, days from Wilmington, NC with naval
r 81: sf J% S:I Hay w,m days from St John NIB
seS Sc seh e u Gay T s Ma1 with q, %9s
and Canary for PblIidelphia LET brs New England,
ssss1;s fy oT eG S Ss St D
pops Betcp soO9 Gen M@cu sylvester oi NoRs"n.
d.; lda Of B,timore soads c mnsd Ia and sold pp
ssST D'agsIs. Grafton IS days from New Orleans, with
schr Abbaihnl, SAWYER % day; from New Orleans, with
sS sS cdsSa Ella Prince Assfsps, with
@ S G &sn cS fand,s az o
Yors - -" % ~, '''N' u.s. ''' ''''''' 'O' ~
| Apaachcola, with cotton, TO Nesmi,h Le 4 Co
seST dgS i dy n Iron from G org town. sc with IL
| Highlands. aud was blown of n the NV,gsIe
Sch Cehauuet, Sears. days from Batmore-bound to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

New ORLIASs-shr C1cnnati-2s bbls Al hhds pork Z
bbls Edmonds8 hhds Goodhue co-96 100 bbs
Churchman RobeIss7 10 bills Harper-lO kegs
Pedrck-ll hhds II ibis allow Andrews-2i cks 8 hds
Merritt co eSIs6 bbIs hams Brush co- pkgs Buck
HaRgeTty son5 bxs Cchen222 bales AveIll &
kegs lard Small. Williams cola bales Mibanks
- bbs oil to order.
New OnLEAss-Brg Flors-23 bags rags Abbott s. co-57
bbs pork McChain co662 do 500 hams Is hhds shout
ser kegs lard Bosn Kaeeand-o hsss cotton $50 bbs
shoulders w Edmunds-55 OK do Dougas-O bales hemp
Wilson, Butler & Baldwin
New ORLEANs-Schr Deaware-2lI hnds bbIs
m9lases J TayI ., bbs Asop & Chauncey.
MoBiLE-Brlg Welngsey-15l bales Smith, Wright
co-2 Hobrook Nelssn-30 Brown Brothers co-2O g
Collns-33 Judson-85 w Gray & cO-8 brs Thompson
1850 slaves Goodhue &
MoBLE-Brg Acton-33 bales cotton Thompson Adams
!6 Greenwny Henry coi6 Townsend Brother-26 Per-
kns 4 Hopkns-l3 Estes.7 Post Hopkins-l1 Bastow
4 Pope-G Emo Phslps-N G Trask-l8 Il Sheldon
brs Wolfe & Gillespie-23 bales to order
MoBILE-BrIg Gulnare-55 bales cotton ID Hurbut & CO.
100 Pameee, Kilburn Rogers-5o Evans96 Holbook &
Nelson.
APALAcHIcoLA-Schr Phenr-33 bales Gotten g Collins
SO North, Manning & Pack-9 Hicks & coo Brown Bros
co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

90 SIXTH wARD.-Ats Meeting of the Democratic
Republican Nominating Committee Of the Sixth Ward,
held last evening" at the OH Hickory House. corner Of
Elm and Anthony, WILLIAM SHALER Esq being pro-
posed as candidate for Alderman was carried
iy.
For Assistant Alderman,
THOs. s. HENRY,
received the Nomination as above.
The following Nominations were also unanimously
made -
For Collector.
PATRICK KELLY.
For Assessors.
SAMUEL. WADDEL.
OWEN KENNY
For Constables.
MICHAEL PHILLIPS.
PATRICK BYRNES.
.THOS. STEPHENS, Chairman.
A. HART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

Since December it appears that Kentucky stocks have
risen to PEI cent, in with other stocks that
are considered undoubted Ohio, in the time, has
fallen per cent making difference of l4per cent aris-
ing from want of confidence. Tho Commissioners of
that State here endeavorng to get bids for the
new issue of stock. The stock Of the Federal Govern
ment is very high, notwithstanding that by late law Of
Congress- the Secretary of the Treasury authorised
fund they fall due all the outstanding Treasury notes.
amounting to near Sill 100000 per cent stock ofthe
same date and tenor Of the present per cents illinois
per cents have something improved under the udicsus
movements of that State to settle its debts by giving
its works as far as they will CO. and providing fer the
mainder. Maryland has attempted similar movement
This is becoming the favore with the people
1t will supersede all chimerca ideas of relief by paper
sues, disrepuable attempts through assumption
throw off debts contracted in folly to the shoulders
the citizens of other States whose frugay and sound
Judgment led them to avoid debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

March 18th 1913, at Perinton. Monroe County, New
YORK after nv days severe illness from attack of the
PaIsey Mrs LuRENy CADY mother OF Jesse Cady of this
CITY, aged nearly so years. She exemplary, a
kind and afectonate mother lived and practiced the
precepts OF christianity and died in the faith of her Re-
deemer IN full and confident hope of blessed immor-
tality.
In Norwalk, Conn. on the 2and March, DANIEL STARR
BARTRuM aged 81 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

and now in violation of her faith has authorised the und
ing of their claims in per cent foreign stock. The
Legislature has adjourned after refusing to pass bill
levy tax upon personal property orderto supply part
of the large deficiency in the interest fund The Ken
lucky Legislature the contrary has rejected all relief
laws and levied additional tax sufficient to cover all
the liabilities of the State The following will show the
rates ofstocks in this market The New York quotations
are, dividends of, the books being no shut
PRICES OF STOCKS IN THE New YoRK MARKET. DEC. Is
l8ie. AND FEB % AND MARCH l6, ls43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
ForsIRn lamentations.

MAKAC ABo-Brg Emma-326 hides rs bbls basam Murray
Bunman-2l77 bags coffee Hoford-i3 DomnEues-s Nj
Dewro-19 Brower-ll6 Bouchaud & Thebaud.
RIO JANEIRo-Brig Montezuma- bags coffee J l.
Phipps co-40O GrInne Minum co-i2 ii l. Kendall u
CO. Providence-35 sif kin Ironsdes.
PoNCE-BaQue Condor5i hhds sugar rs do w Archi-
had-93 do mosses g Thorpe3 do sugar do moasses
II Southusayd & ION.
lassei Thompson Adams.
MATANzAs-Schr ConveI-2i6 hhds molasses J Taylor
$50 bags coffee spofod Tleston2h lgnumvite De
Peyster Whitmarsh-3000 oranges to master.
GoNAvEs-Schr Norman-95 logs mahogany De Peyser *
Whtmarh-30 do rs bags coffee Rossiere-4 logs maio-
gany &c bags coffee 46 hides 35 legwood Ia quantity old
rigging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
CL1REHUGH'S
SCOTTISH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT


MR. CLlREHUGH aud the Misses Cumming respectfully
I intimate that the instance of several families the
upper the cv their last eneItanment will be
ed al the STUfVESANT INSTITUTE, Tuesday
evening, April 18th
The Programme contains and choice selection Of
Song. Ballads Duets and Glees, from the ancient and
Tickets so Gents each and Programmes, containing the
words of the aud less Songs with critical
hitorcal notices Of each be had all the Music
and az Mr.. Clirehughs. EOS Broadway.
% This must positively be their last Scottish Mus cal
tertaiAment this season.
limited number of tickets will be issued the last
casioD apl Afr
THE PuBLC respectfully informed that Mis-, Marions
and Mr. Hoyt late Pups Of the New York Institution for
the Blind will give their Concert Monday April
Mr.. Hoyt will Russes Grand descriptive Scena Of the
sHP FIRE.
Tickets IS be nad the door. spl 2t eodsr
THE RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP HUGHES Lee
L TURE ON SOCIAL SERVITUDE.-Extra Copies
Of the New York Truth Teller containing the whole Of the
above eloquent Lecture. will be issued morning the
office 10 Bayard Price cents They will be for sale
also At the of Mesrs Cassey Sons No 1903 Nassau
street, Dunnean, Fulton Lloyd Mulberry and at the
other city agents. al IL
pROPOsED ELEGANT BATHING ESTABLISH
L MfNT IN BROAD WAYNE ,arn that Mr. Cha'les
g. seppani formerly for years the attentive lessee Of
III Chamhes street Baths has taken the large End
of the late Peter A. jay Of Broadway and
Wall STREET which is to be immediately fitted bath
establishment, the convenient and elegant
api Asr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
MONEY MARKET.

The operations at the stock board presented the usual
features This morning, sales small. Ohio per
cents fell per cent Kentucky d stonngton fell
AT the new board the transactions were nearly the
same. Ohio fell J.; Kentucky rose /; Government loan
declined /; Illinois l. The price OF Bank of Or
leans money to-day is Is per cent discount.
The demand for foreign bills by the packet is very
derae and prices continue at rates which allow of the
import ofspece at profit of II per cent? consequently
most of the leading houses decline drawing but the
Der opersons who draw settle balances close
&c., is sufficient to supply the limited demand for remit
tances The prices follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
Second Board
State OF Trade.
Cotton Trade.

The accounts from New Orleans and Mobile are to the
Goth instant which time the adverse accounts by the
Great Western had reached there and advance
in prices had been obtained for the week ending that
date The receipts of the crop continue very large and
the aggregate growth will doubtless be greater than
before although portion of the crop will doubtless
be withheld from market by the more wealthy class OF
planters, the price is low preclude profit The
situation Of the crop is now as follows:-
REcERTs, EXPORTS Stock CorroN . U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
PrOvisIOu Market.

We are glad to that licensed meat sellers
hbting specimens of very superior Beef, which they
bring into competition with the regular market butchers
We saw at Porer Chapel street. superior beeves
lated nv Ashby, of Fishkill weighing 3lS2 pounds.
Choice cuts of these are sold at IL cents pound which is
comparatively very cheap In addition, he has some fine
Philadelpha veal
There has been lot of southern shad in market. The
prices therefor ranged from 3 to 80 cents each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
AND oTUCK VI OUTTUN TN I
STATES

In estimating the quantity of Cotton yet to come for
ward may look back at what has been received in for
mer years subsequent to this time. The following is
table of the cotton record 18th March, and subse
liz rnra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN New York.

This being the state of affairs the import specie
continue to be very large Nearly all the outstanding
credits will be sent home in specie 1t is continually in
creasng its disposition to find its way into the channels of
business The arrivals at New Orleans from September
to March 30, from all quarters amount to S6lO922 The
state exchanges with the interior indicate that with
the opening spring. when produce moves the west
will greatly increase The exchanges as follows
Rates OF Domestic ExcHANGEIs NEw York, JUNE, 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

The bales have estimated TO be received after
March the average OF the receipts in that time for the
asst but rs per cent of that amount has area
received The transactions a. the leading ports
or the week previous to date have been as foll0ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
M A RITIM E H Id,
Sailing Days or the Steam ships.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, of News Fleet, Re
Port Of tie Shipping left A he Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will he thankfully
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

March 2sth by the Rev. DIR. Raynor. Captain THOMAS
%, ohorrER OF packet ship New York, TO Miss RosINA
Mn all of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01
From the Albany August

90 HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-In relation to
understanding of Mr. Vassar the conversation had
IN New York. would beg leave to say, that the contro
versy between them cannot in any degree affect the nte
rests OF the public enable them Judge which is the
most udicous and route of the railroad between
New York and Albany-the river the interior route.
Inc Alderman Will discover very essential difference
between what the Alderman said before the Common
Council and what Mr. Vassar he said to him. Before
sar had recently told him that they had intention to
construct railroad along the river but they merely
sorted to this movement in order to protect their pro-
pery along the river but that the river enough for
them" Mr. Vassar says he told the Aid that the friends
ofthe Hudson River Railroad would probably not have
moved in making survey OF route had one in
progress twenty thirty miles east the construction
OF which would seriously impair the value of property
the river towns nor indeed was grade for road deem
ed practicable on the eastern margin of the river till the
fall OF 1884, on account of the Highlands when premi
nary survey was made around those and
being found perfectly feasible the friends Immediately set
to work and made survey of the entire line from New
York to Albany and If the be correct and road is
to be built they believe it will be TO the interest OF the
sockholderst adopt the river At all events they
only asked land that the request OF several wealthy c
mttee of the honorable Common Council of the merits Of
their road" The Alderman considers these versions
identical the most careless reader will discover the diff
ference.
have doubt Mr.. vassar told the Alderman as Mr.
Vasssr says he did; and have doubt the Alderman
honestly supposed he was giving true version othe
versaton But be that may has nothing to do with
the merits in question for neither Mr. Vassars opinion
Mr.. Leonards opinion tend in the least degree to
the merits of the respective routes this is
matter to be established by surveys and estimates of
nest and competent engineers Such survey and estimate
have been produced Of the river route responsible
tractors have agreed to construct the road according
those estimates by adding thereto the duty iron which
Congress has imposed since the estimates made 1t
conceded the route is five miles shorter than the
other and be hour than the other
and with heavier loads the elevation the river route
being only 25 feet while the elevation to be passed
on the interior route admitted to be 769 feet To pass
these elevations requires on the inner road IS miles of
grading at the rate OF 80 feet to the mile and the 9TH
err as surveyed only 90 miles graded and that B
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

90 sARSAPARlLLA.-The highly concentrated
and active preparation Of Sarsaparla prepared under the
direction Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the
city OF New York. universally prescribed by the
medical faculty DR.. Brande in the last edition of his in
valuable work the Matera Mcdca speaks in the high
est terms Of appreciation of this elegant article He states
that obstinate cuaneous Diseases and in the sequeae
syphilis possesses virtues not hitherto observed any
article OF the Materia Medica" Such favorable opinion
from such Justly respected authority does not require
syllable OF added recomme ndation. This compound
tract OF sold in single bottle at IS cts EACH
In cases with half dozen bottles 49, so dozen So
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College 81 Nassau st.
~ B. A liberal discount allowed to country practitien.
ers and druggists.
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
LIMITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE


MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
CORNER OF NV NV f ssR AsS STREETS
CAN BE At FhoT 5E6 p RfE GENT DE-
THE uudenigned respectfully informs tie Old Patron, Of the
Type and Stereotype foundry formerly known as JAMES
CoNvfas, and more recently as CeSStR CooKEs and the
p"0"' III genera" I'fs TYPES,
PREssFs. CHAsEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
conpets fTutins Est.bi.hmsns on as favorable terms and
good quality as any other estaohment IN the United
INV PRICES PER POUND OLD PRICES, PER POUND.
Agate, Sc cents. Agate, 1903 cents
Nom are, s. Nonparei, 81
MniOu, ~ mihion, 90
BREWER, i6 Brewer 81 -
Long Pdmer &c Loug P inner, a ;,
Small Pica, 81 small Pea, 20 :,
Plea, 81 Plea 80 a,
uted a this establishment AT the same reduced rates.
New Articles got up to order, on being furnished with
patens.
The Type this establishment is both IN style Of
Face and he material (which made particularly adsped
for service IN Newspaper hitting
Al sn,s OF Ste eoy ping urnihed to 9rdet. .,o0 ,
will BE- entitled to Tyne, making bill OF Tour s
The amount II the thlee insertions al
CnEAP PHoLsTERY-w lton, Brussels and lngrl,sn
~ Carpets made, altered and repaire and w1tra'
IN the MANNER and AZ moderate price, oy a"
sT Sp inn @.0'' MRS BOLTON 800 Monroe street
MAN As HE SHOULD Bee n, Men Of Sd M .bog I'D be,
W tury, The Count rpar o. ,W.O"hG AN s"d IN a.
Fo,syth su,ef Me hcdld Episcopal church. ne" ''""''
evening, Api g. NJ haifges, o,oc, =, Rock Room
200 Nnbeuy itse; III. offices Of the commefes Aa'er
5a9d New Y Itaoai" N,l d",'e and simpson,, lei
Broadway barker Towes Catherine street aud az the
door VI the Church Pi"V'u'