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NOTICE.
NEW RUSINESS.

NEW BlSIN IGSS.
Ini'f tr some huu ~ q q D. - INMEs 60. the iirtr
ber will continue d. for the benefit the estate
NJ 3D.. ,lfs James deed.
a WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
mol now "lff f e about fny Tiu.lni btr ~ Cools
nr ' w.hd pf'h anil veg csap been pur, t
% lt Goo low ps7 within Ir I-f year They expect
i1 nIt' such liir GO t"r suck hstwcan tho ant
o. Apnl next as may seem io iisu dr.rlbIr.
FLEMING JAMIE.
EDWIN JANE<.
t..
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W ~ 7
Tobacco win Imcase Ills Judgment but .lc!' hin
rei thai srg hoaH shall BE- made To obtain e lsri
market la'" aud doe fear ot prices with
hoa, ur " Having had thirteen e,ptu'n," "a
tn ADE tbs alone he appeal to ill" WHO have had "
pouunt's of Judging regard Ia is blun"s qualification
Iuh 23-+lNttf
, US'H received by recent arrivals the following
~ vc superior and IadsS Misses auI
Children shoes aud slippers which ll De- o al unusually
i.ltuos BIN lasting Buskns
DO Fine Morocco w. Busk,ns
DO. DO. Md thin sole Do.
to Do. Paris colourcd DO.
M..- French Morocco button Slippers
DO DO DO. Buskius
DO Co1ured DO. DO.
tlukhcns French Morocco welt Ru-kns
DO Brk Do aud KID 10 AMI Slips
Do C0I0ured Do 10 DO AMI ANGLE
Ao. always general NJ itss nd and No
Slips Buskns French thick and unn Also. all
every kind manufacture Of Ladies Shoes aud Boots
variety among may h. found beautiful
Ladies' coDrei Moroccoa Of winch Will be- made order
very superior style and AZ the shortest notice.
Trunks Cirpe Backing and Shoe Brushes per
below former prices. \. MI.
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B. A. FAHNEST0CK'S VERMIFUGE.

wAtEs Ene County, ~ ". Ian. ~, "a
I'VE certify used -. Fahnc-tock- vcufurc
families every proved decided iud chrciun
mcy cNpeing from the sy~cm We cordially
parents wlo clhfcn afflicted with that dangerous
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n, EAESPEAttffS Dramatic WORKS and Poems with Npts
- r1ul numerous Etcnng- sifslN1. ard 1.-The on, pr
feet dtnu-to tc completed eight numhers 20 each
with l1 Hl.irauons. Nsr,itsdby
apgG SMITH pUISKER A MORRIS
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beoeutsnoe @eibenfe bofen tonnten. -

beoeutenoe 0e1Oente DoHen tonnten. --
Diefe fu6te 8eraro suertt ourb feline
8reissbi9feit 5u eetpinnen, uno natirlib
'paren oieie 9leib gang fit Jpn einsenom=
men. 2(ber er ,penoete oieies Mittel ni6t
NUT bel lolben, fonbern bel alien an, uno
bas Spribmort 0as Gelo rs9iert Die
8elt, er,pdbrte fib bier i'm pollem Sinne,
oenn balo marc @eraro Der einSi9e elebs
ling bss S1loB9eiinoes.
1(ub bic ltntertbanen tpubte prin5
9sroro iiO auf Die ndmlibe Qrt 9enei9t
gu MAIDEN. $50 elm un9lid fib erei9s
nete, ober Der Sammer oriidenoen GlenoeS
Su feinen Sbren fam, oa tpurcen, freili1
INNER NIT Gin.pill9un9 oer pirlanoa,
beoeutenoe 8aben aussetbeilt, oenen aber
@craro INNER nob ettpas Defenders, ais
9dbe ct es BON Dem Seini9en, beile9te.
Die fir Jpn gang ein9enommenen Diener
prieIen ibn oann ais Die ein5i9e l1rfo6e
FOLDER @sibenfe an, uno @craro marc
balo in uno auBer Dem Sblciie 5iemlib
ausemeiu seNbdst uno 9rlebet.
Snoe6en bate tSirlanoa INNER nc6
einise, aber peni9e @etreue in iDrer DIE
neriebaft, oensn oos 9anSe Setrasen 9e'
raros niht eefiel. 2(ber oeie Fannie
@eroro iebr gut, uno lieb iie senou beo=
babten, bamit iie ieinen abiibten ni6t
lbaoen fonnten.
Qm meifen ,par Dem 8Gie,pibt boran
eele9en, bic Soebamme uno pfeemutter,
spelbe beipe ibon friber ouf bas Sblob
9erufen wuroen, ouf feline Seite 5u brins
gen. Da5 tpar ober cine leibte 2lrbeit,
oenn beibe waren orme perlonen, uno Die
6ebamme, wie beinabe aae ber9leicben,
eine eiebbaberin i'm GiIen uno Srinfen,
uno Ionait fannie ct bic beiten Wittel fbon,
oieie in feline SebIin9e gu brin9en bic Damn
AUDI i'm uebermaabe an9espenoet wurben,
uno bic beiben perlonen nieoertrdbtis 9e=
mug maebten, allen ieinen bosbaften Sez
feblen 9dn6liben Geborfam 5u leiifen.
So fab ss ouf oielem S6lo6e aus, ols
8eraro faum 5.pei po(le Monate in ielbem
|5usebraebt bate. Die Dienerlbaft, bic
porber allies m6slibe that, Inn Die Sir'
lanoa uno ibren Germ gu erfreuen, suar
iest eroBtentbeils bereit l1n9ldd uno s.
leno tter ielbe su uerbreiten. 2(bsr Sir
lanoa, obtpobl iie 9eeen niemono einen
b6Ien NrelpoDn bate, abnbete oob au6
ni1ts @utes, uno ibr tpurbe INNER fhipez
ter, ie ndber Die Seit oer 8eburt berans
nobte, ober iie fonnte iib oiele S6pers
mutb ni6t erfldren.
(SScrtIeBuno fclat.)
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(SortIesuns fcfst.)

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Sep @ef. 0ieies SnietrifT BAG
uriprineli6 nur gu elmer Standardization
uno ale bequemer 3uflubtsbofen fir &es
sieruns5fabrSsu9e, tpelbe i'm Golf BON
Merifo unb in ben weftinoiiben Ses
ipdfern freu5en, ouserWdblt fpar, erbebt
ii6 iekt gu elmer 9anoelspibti9feif, bon
BET G1 MIR 8enise einen ridtisen 8e'
ariff MAIDEN. Die Ginpobner BON Sep
Bef bsiIeen bereits sesen 80 SobrSeuse
rpetbe 400 Wlann beibdfti9en. Der
Serfebr NIT Dem Sabama sSnieln 1T be-
oeutenb, uno NIT !6apanna iebt Sep
8eit in fat tdeli9er Sertinouns. Drei
SransportIbifs uno Elm Ser. ct. Oampf
ibifF fabren reselmdliis bon benabbara
ten Soften ab uno 5u. Die @e9ierun9
erri6tet 9esenwdrti9 in Sep 8sit Sarz
rafen, nm 3ruppen caIelbft aufSuiteaen.
Ser 9afen befbdftist 9e9en l6 piloten,
bic Elm eintrdslibes @eibdft betreiben.
Sn ber Sap uno an ben &ifTen tperoen
idbrlib lnebre bunoerttauienb pfuno 9rus
ne Sbilofr0ten sefan9en, wopon man
etna bic Sdlfte erportirt uno Die anoerc
Sdlfte an Srt uno Steae perbraubt.
Ser Sifbfans 1T auieroroentli6 er9isz
big; Die Siibe weroen meiltens nab
!6apanna perfbifft, Don no man Specie
Sriidbte, Semitic uno 8eflisel 5uriidz
brinat. Sep @eit bat fb6ne 8berften,
prd6tise Baarenbduier, bGbibe pripatz
|,pobnun9en, cine fbone ffeinerne bifbofi=
DIE &ir1e unb eine Metbooiifenfapet1e.
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0ieHstas sen 10. 83eptem6sr 1s4s,
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Wool Trade.

The agents OF the eastern manufacturers quite
plenty throug the western country making psrche
to the full extept of the clip. Prices have gradually
improved since the first lot offered that the last sales
show an advance of three and four cents pound from
the starting price, Holders demand still higher price,
and prefer keeping than to submit to present rates
Wool an article that improves by age and the produ
GERS will hnd that the increase in bulk is than fiji
cient to compensate for the loss OF interest the value
We do not wish farmers dealers to hold for great
advance or for extravsgant prices but ia the opinion Of
all concerned in the business at all acquainted with
the state OF the market that prices must sensiby improve
ken very highly of quality and to remunerate the
producers fer the expense Of keeping their focks of
sheep in good order, through winter last
prices must go above present quotations.
The receipts Of wool at Buffalo from the west large
most If which is Immediately forwarded to the east.
Az Rochester the operations have been large the sales
OF the clip reach full $4,000 pounds At Avon full
$4,000 pounds have found purchasers Genesee 100000
pounds, Dansvile 10000 pounds
The Boston market stands for prices follows, which
are only considered nominal Prime Saxony feeces
washed per 10, So 40; American full blood, SO 81 do
I, 81 -; do 90 80; and common, 25 81; super
northern pulled lamb, 20 80; No. do DO % rs; No.
do do, Is 30; No 8 do do, IL a Is
The advices receive from the west favorable
to the production of this article that cannot think but
that in few years. wool will be TO the west, what cotton
is to the SOUTH wheat to the whole Union Farmers
Of the west giving up the cultivation of wheat and
attention to the production Of this staple. The extent Of
SOIL combined with the climate ensures the growth to
the greatest extent Of the most superior quality An in
tegen wool grower of Iowa says he produce wool
in Iowa of the finest texture, for third the
raise il in Vermont
In this marke sales confined principally 70.
reign varieties clip of domestic not hing here for
sale from first hands in large quantities. We quote for
blood, ~ a 49, common to blood 10 %; pulled No.
and super, 81 a IS; do No 2, l5 a 90.
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Died.

On the goth instant EMELr FRANCES MoDERmoTT,
younsest daughter of Hugh and Johanna Mel ermott
Her friends and those OF the family respectfully in
ved to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the corner OF Third avenue and Eighth street.
On Thursday the Goth instant, BENJAMIN, youngest son
Of John and Adelia Williams, Veterinary Surgeon.
The friends aud relations of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
father Broome street, this Friday afternoon, the 2st
OF July, at o o'clock
July 20th, OF bleeding Of the lungs, EDWARD d. TRoY
aged ~ years and IL days.
His friends and acquantances, and those of his father
Michael Troy are respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral from the residence of his father seth street. be
I'd and 4th avenues Yorkville, this afternoon, at
o'clock, without further invitation.
On Thursday, Goth inst, MARY ANN, daughter OF l. and
NJ Browning, aged year and months.
The friends aud acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend her iunera tomorrow afternoon, at O'CLOCK
from the residence Of her father 900 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

oId,le Hull; Gangss Liverpool, Kingston London 18th
ROTTERDAM June aIn port Sarah Foster for Boston,
snrny. June s-p port Mohawk, Chase, for Boston, few
,o shIsoaross A 7Iu port Iodia, Mott for States ab'
srDs.y NsW FEB 7In port Nereus Of Salem, for do
u. s s. June FL Scotland Csmsa o% NYGk
Cid Atessa Joy:s a0 NYSs nancy
yNk RUE July lila port Ann Louisa harsehak for
Lake Ports.
Jam A 8SEsMG Sims. As se c1 s
sde No2na nyG smSr sssmf Ast Kss Awe
Gso,teS ri, T@ssI Rpoa, Rich n
brow; EadSi OH; Texas. 9%k"s f kSss Ess; ssicto
sse Goo ae Ja 'si;q Havana s'nsi F:yo
Tp,ts BOsfas; olsw, W O.te5; Mchg;a; Bowpies and
sSssii t?aa'%i9: W E., Taas
GLsSEL4sD ja Ro.sas Chalmers: B%ao
goSi sandcsis; NJ Mle ' McPAaii and media Mcbride,
Home Ports
sATH Jpy 1pA Ffnc' Ma'h LiveIpop 18Th N0TtG
bordeaux Smith, West Indies; Hanover stocksridge Point
Ls1h Abbott Porto Rec Arr is h. Ceres, Blanchard New
fSrIsaOvrH, July n-sd Turk, Hamilton, SYort; =,
GLouoEstER Jiy la-An SARAH Kmbal, Portland for N
sosIOs, July EAR Abigail Eliza D;son: and Tho'
ssSs1; soEs koG;;sn' W INN s'on, NG Ksei;
or'clan Chase and Wa'chman jameson NYok signal Tor
s,g;dsy Msb'l. MeI'g Mayo AeIand,: Palm, Eldndgs
Nes.cu bs2 s A''ny' Victor s' ana
saa 5sSs s:~ w1s Hons
D;ano BaItimOr- ;s,ah, Staples, ,NYorL;
Tho. Bs%soo sp6b: e1 BETH CITY. NC; Ba1seul
Albany; Benz Franklin White and Arrival Jayne kondou
Jas Lanphee Kenny; Willard Miller and Editor Dayton.
FALL RyER, July A7An Margaret Elizabeth. [Brl Falk-
p ad y,g0sI lBI Gard Ps,ou; Joseph Brown Lewis
Caroline, erS%an Fall River for SYoil psse.tch Eefs
Gnsss Abeos Prov aenee f0T Turks Island 0;2snent Kelly
Ssns, AT s s yTs.,a Laden nd Law Phil,
Ell Ray Roniout for Boston sid Ornament Telegraph, and
New LcNpoz, Jolly ,s-Ar Ellen Smith, New York; !!th,
New Lend smith do l5h New England, Nicer. and Ter.
Bedford m, Franklin, Smith NYok Sid 18th, Washing
HARTronp July a-Ar Leander Ely. and Star, Robbins,
AtH,s, July lsnAH Caledonia sps@.n Provdn;s: Nc
Scudd.r Boston, Fame Sfeman, Providence New Jersey,
via Key %e: b.S Po rsaS vanfH Sery BsS
Charleston; Rehd ThompIn Back Providence Genoa, Lam
Roswell King Casws and Surplus, NichoI,, BOSTON, Eliza,
beth BonTne, Ma 'ueset;
Joha Coi La Guayra and Porto beo; Power Keene,
SON. from Liverpool bopn up Jams River Francis stanon.
Lfavour from Havre; VIM Wallace, Hicks Thomasop for
CHARLESTON, July l7s!d Ann Eliza, Mallory New Lon.
| don.
ION ParI inoa Vera Ga CSs1ioise TIRE, L,
United States: Ocean. Phadepha; Okl,n Berry Liv.rp
sasop: snd W,oa ,nS
| Lancaster. Lo'ea d, Richmond
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES

A NEW ARTICLE or MATCHES, without brmstons
n any offensive ality and actually waterproof
lately been patented letters of the United states
Ia favor Of the hshard and .nufac
tued offered the publ by he pTonreofs Of sad patent
AZ No 6 Blocker street, Now York where all who wish
purchase good matches are ned to call and prove them
Aud all Whatever are hereby notified OF the SAID pent
aud sarned violate infringe upon tbs
they incur the penae, OF the law 10 such
Ib,.e MATCHES with and ainiv in al wtatheTs
nd cuates aud burn with brilliant flame; ard II placed IA
We rtic. poson WI continue 10 turn enough - seal
seycr 4 leetS with They lay immersed in water
or hoors and aud believed even for weehs aud when
ksn ont and died, will ignite and burn before Three
a of ese matches and sod above
Ts-No l. Ezra and Peitumed. The latter agrseaby
aud AZ or LADIES' toilets Exporters, smokers
Keepers and all VIII, mtehei will Te,dy perceive
h ridcd the adv ntags possessed By thess 81 hers
md AID mmu nic ttlons 4, be addressed q
q. BOWEN, No. 1851 bleechtr,t
iy2l Imsr Agent for the Patestees aud Manufacturer
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BILL. tucfione.r.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stores No. ~ finn and lis Fulton streets.l
FRIDAY.


At IoK o'clock "a TIE sale rooms
.a 6 s. 's ssS. o saG S. 81
peds ed articles, guns. watches, SC.
ysi DIV rood, store Same time spspdd geld dial
lever wIch ease, guns and variety Of enq,,,ss ns9
godsseond hand er pump, cost SID Also brandy ana gin
''' '''' SATURDAY.
At iok O'Clock. ia tn sales room.
Lnge Sale Of second hand and new furniture Of all d''ep
Also, superior variety excellent second hand furniture
ams hsre vauabe e. by oaer of the Mar
Also, the entire handsome furniture of gent, rorg t
Alto, quantity of furniture French bedteads. sofss
MONDAY,
E.a o,d Of ~ 'Ss s's. Chairs oomap.
VIZ; 20 pain WISH srd and et table,, dor
, IS spSS and t% hon cham eR s0o '''N0'
w 9'cock e the auction room;
Nor snc and ss dry and
articles, guns. Watches &C.
HaTdwsr Also, he balance of Of hardware furnish,
ing tor removed for ccnvemence OF sale, computing gene
'''''''''y 0f"'''' Xr il r 81 w SALE
farm of abou, 'cres Of land part ! which
having saw mill hour brn orchard &c si,qHsd 3? m"'
Price lowTitle iudsputableTem, sonable. Iauir. a.
For sac o. EI;b,ngeA Hrn of 100 acre, ,fl,nd seau
Also 3 OF land the town VI Wells about % miles
AUCTION N0TI.Emsbe7if, sale, ar cc.s;-rhis day
by order Of the Sheriff the ock of groceries ard liquors
thned IN the store sugars coffee rice spec
and candles fish, superior Spanish tohacc
parer aud do, cord'is, excellent
stand cak kegs casks scale' beer end cde
pumps cosptsr bar tsss stevngs show oil and
mnlasses cans coffee m,li, SIC
jv2 II &c mo sNiFSEN Aurtionerr.
SH!NGLE MAEHINE AT AUCTIoN-Me,.r Pell &
~ Co will sell satu d,v next the "a ms is7Water ST
OF tlsggs Patent shipple Machines, which will
20 shingles one day and worked by
power. ivI' 9t'ec
FOR SALE AT PUB &c AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUEAC TURING co. viii sell at
puoIc in, on l7th August at their Print Work. in
Ranway all the machinery AID move be prop Of he
consisting IF and engraving mact ines cal
lenders copper dye c"pnsn dying aad
apparatus IN boilers engiOe as horse with
boilers he enzns apa'n ba,n"ce, ron 'fr hydraulic
set Of ming and boring and bi ksm ms tools s.so
Of imported rtee nd and Ole iron quantity OF drugs
suitable for calico printers and dyers tubs and large
cisterps, stoves tables, benches &c
Catalogues o. which he had application Mr. Philip
Trusser, at the Print Works or OF
FERGUSON & WALKER,
jyI9 'msr 81 william street.
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Married.

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Bishop onderdonk,
Mr.. WILLIAM H. SMITH, Of Unadilla, ~ Y, to Miss
AUGUSTA ANY SrEpHENs OF New Brunswick, N, J.
Long may they live
Happy may they be
Blest with ontentment,
And from misfortune free.
On the 10Th instant In Grace Church. by the Rev. DR..
Tayloc Lieut. WILLIAM GILLIAN, Sd Regiment U. 8. Ar
llery to CoRpEA A. daughter OF the late Paymaster,
T. d. Hayden, U. s. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, July H. ls43.-At market 295 Beef Cattle 90
Cows and Calves, 1870 Sheep and 100 8 wine
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-A small advance was effected on
some qualities We quote very few extra 81 rs So;
first quality so 80; second quality 81 26; third
quality, 75a4 IS.
Cows and Calves-Sales at SIG. $40, SA and $40.
Sheep-sales of lots at 81 So 81 rs, 81 and So IS.
Swine-No lots were sold TO peddle. AT retail from
IN &c
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PhALT's NEW WORK. MIIBEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway, opposite the City Hall.

CASPIAN HA SER, the Wild Bow of the Woods
TO BE SEEN FOR ONE SHILLING
Resides the whole of the Museum for few days
longer This remarkable nondescrpt supposed by many
be the ongaAed Of connectog link between aud brute
His history involved he is supposed to DO
native Of Borsno where no found in living
on fruit h. rbs &c.
There will he performance Wednesday IND Saturday, at
and o'clock p NJ in which Mr. Hs-vev Singer
and Swo'd swsower will make his first appearance New
York sssistsdb By others.
lilo
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Az rYJf an MUSTTEs
AND ERIAL GARDEN.

- Every Dav aud Evening this week
The MAngsT has engaged a. tlen,ed Performer and II
happy 60 snDou"cs in Museum Novelties,
He has engPg-n heaut, iu' am wonderful
AUT0MATON MUsI'AL LADY!
which SIS 600 the result If years labor IL
pla variety o' al The Accordion. with preci
son equal led by human heiug utterly
sir liar work of art in the kno world
Mr. WILLIAM COLE. the Great Cblne,s Nondescript.
from the .ndon Tcatres ant late from III. Park Theatre
this CITY viii apnesr variety II Cs.s'c 0YMNASTtCS,
her with his educated md talented BILLEY whose
great es agacy obedience aud dent have placed him
among the -
WONDERS OF THE AGE,
II. will d'nce, sing, light jump through bal
losn climb slsd'er walk lame KICK and enact numer
astonishing feats.
Also engaged, the celebrated HUGHES FAMILY. or
CamnIsn Min.e whose abilities have surprised the en-
tire Mu ical World
The CT v B~s. Bapd IL engaged
Mrs PHILLIPS, the popular Vocalist, and LA PETITE
CERITO, Mr. o. Sherman, &c. engaged, in addiuon
5n0. 600 curiostes
Fries of admission Children under milf price.
ivI7
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Pro.
MAY love not only
think the Legislature of that
State has taken the proper
step TO induce those who are
already interested In the Ca
nal securities to come for
ward with the aid necessary
to secure it's completion. hut
we arc also OF the opinion
that the work itself, when
completed, will repay With
certainty eusry dollar erpend
ed in its construction. But
the existing bondholdera
shonld not alone be looked
20 for the means to complete
this work. The business
man and the capitalist ofthis
city have a deep interest In
this in'erprize. and should,
according to their ability,
give a helping hand to bring
II to a successful and speedy
conclusion.
MAY 3i.-The effects of
this measure, and of the in.
formation presented by the
commissioners, in their cir.
cular, has been to induce all
the holders of bonds and
other evidences of the in.
dehtedness of that State, in
this country, on account of
the canal, to subscribe for
their pro rata share of the
new loan, and the commits.
sioners are about to visit
Europe to offer to the 70.
reign.bondholders the same
opportunity by which,
should they avail them
selves OF it, they viu restore
the ral,ie If their securities
and make their ultimate iiqui.
dntion certain. Such is the
confidence here, that this
will be the result, that while
Illinois Internal Improve.
ment bonds have risen one
hundred and thirty per cent
since the passage ofthis act,
New York bonds have, in
the same time, risen but ten
per cent.
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TREAsURy DyPARTMsrr June %, 1913
NOTICE OF DEMPIlON OF TREASURY
~ NOTES-Notice IS hereby given that this Departments
ready redeem all the Teauy Notes OF the United
heretofore issued and not included IN the notice bv this
DEPARTMENT the 26h day Of April lasts and according to the
Of different Of Congress- interest said
easury Notes which become due before the day Of
August will that Gays and all remaining
Treasury Notes outstanding and which become due at
subsequent time, interest will the days when
they respectively become due.
The included in this notice will be redeemed BY the
Depo.toes OF the United States the city Of New York
J. C. SPENCER,
jy 3wr Secretary Of the Treasury.
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eIOrdeof David Cromwell, on the return of thelceri.
For long series Of yearstho mania Of states Corpora
tons and individually in the United States in
debt The debts accumulated to great an extent and

EFor q long series yearsha mania Of States Corpora
tons and individuals in the United States run in
debt The debts accumulated to great extent
bankruptcy the result. This insolvency has been
developing itself for the last years and in that
time the Wall street press with the Courier its head
has been bolstering credit, swearing through black
and white, that concerns known to be bankrupt
worthy Of all credit This fact with the conduct of ma
ny agents sent abroad helped than thing else
to destroy American credit Such audacious fasehoods
were published in order to deceive the unwary capital
sts that foreigners could with truth excaim that there
is but little truth in American journals" Discredit has
now spent itself bottom reached and elements are COL
lectng themselves of which to form season Of re-
newed prosperity. Where now the wall street
press Are they assisting the upward movement Does
their patriotism lead them to sustain returning CONN.,
dence 2 Far from it, When affairs were unsound they
endeavored prove that they we're healthy Now that
they good condition. they endeavor to deame them.
As instance of this the conduct ofthe Courier in re-
gard to the State Of Illinois, example Illinois. of all
other States ran in debt beyond its and
of the nrsto a because the debts contracted with
the express understanding that objects for which the
ney was borrowed would reimburse it without taxing the
people Discredt overlook her before the works
completed and the people could pay the interest other
on the security of the canal and the canal by the late
law is given up the creditors condition that they
complete it. This will be done When the commission.
here for this purpose, the Courier pulled them
daily and endeavored deliberately prove the abundant
of the State particularly May and May 81
Yet wednesday last it turned round and endeavored
to show that the State could not pay at all The follow
ing extracts the leaders ofhe Courier at different
times