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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

267 From Pennington, by New Durham Corner, to
Alton, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Pennington every Wednesday at p IN; ar
rive At Alton same day by 81 IN.
Leave Alton every Wednesday a, q M; arrive at
Farmington same day by 81 pm.
16o From Gisum, by South NARROW, North
NARROW and Lempster TO Goshen, 25 miles and back,
once week.
leave Gilsum every Thursday at 6 IN; arrive at
Goshen same day by 3pm.
Leave Goshen every Friday at 6 IN; arrive at
Gilsum same day by 3 IN.
269 From Haverhill. by Benton, to Francona, rs
miles and back, once week
Leave Haverhill every Wednesday at m; ar
rive ut Franconia same day by Jpn.
Leave f'ranconia every Thursday at a m; arrive
n navs!hili same day by 3 pm.
HO From Manchester, by Gambia Township to
Candia, ~ miles and back, once a week.
Leave Manchester every Wednesday at 8 a m; ar
rive at Gambia same day by l2 IN.
Leave Gambia every Wednesday at pm; arrive
Mt Manchester same day by D m.
n Proposals for more frequent service are in
vitsd; also to run via West Chester, and to carry in
two horse coaches.
Xl from Manchester, by Bedford Centre, to Am
hcrst, Is miles and back, once week
Leave Manchester every Thursday at 7 a m; arrive
at Amherst same day by IL m.
Leave Amherst every Thursday at p mi arrive at
Manchester same day by 6 pm.
12 From Mortified, by Franklin, Andover, Will
mot, New London and Wendell, to Newport, 40 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Mortified every Wednesday at m; ar
rive at Newport same day by pm
Leave Newport every Thursday at a m; arrive
n Norihheld same day by SPIN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24
VERMONT.

1863 From Bellows Falls to Paper Mill Village, S
miles and back, once week.
Leave Bellows Falls every Thursday at a m; ar.
rive at Paper Mill Village same day by IL m.
Leave Paper Mill Village every Thursday at IL m;
arrive at Bellows Falls same day by 2 p m.
J64 From East Charleston by Morgan and Hol-
land, to Derby, IL miles and back once a week.
Leave East Charleston every Thursday at m;
arrive at Derby same day by IL IN.
Lesve Derby every Thursday at m; arrive at
East Charleston same day by m.
36S From Hyde Park, Lamsiville h. by
North Hyde Park, Btlvidere, Four Corners, Ave
ry's Gore and Montgomery, to East Berkshire, 3s
miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Hyde Park every Friday at 9 q m, arrive
1t EaA Berkshire same day by 10pm
Leave East Berkshire every Saturday, at 6 a M;
arrive At Hyde Park same day by SPIN
366 From Rochester by Brandon, to shole' s
Landing, IS miles and back. once week
Leave Rochester every "Wednesday At m; ar
rive Al sholss Landing same day at SPIN
Leave Shole's Landing every Thursday at m;
arrive At Rochester same day by6pm
HrProposals to carry three times week will
be consldsred; also to carry in two horse coaches.
30 From Townsend, ny Grafton to Chester, 30
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Townsend every "Wednesday at a m; ar.
rive at Chester same day by 12m
Leave Chester every "Wednesday At m; arrive
At Townsend same day by pm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24

Leave Usher every "Wednesday at y IA; arrive al
Lssei SEINE day by 4 IN.
I22 From Milford to Whsows Mills, 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Milford every Thursday at Ia M arrive at
Winsaows Mills same day by ~ m,
Leave Wi.slow's Mills every Thursday at M
arrive nj Milford ssme day by q y M
l23 From Machas. by Crawford, TO Alexander,
20 miles and back once week.
Leave Mscbias every "Wednesday al 1 IN; arrive
Ut Aisxsnde same day by SPIN
Leave Alexander every Thursday at m; arrive al
Mschias same day by 3 pm.
1874 From Paiten, by MassaTds to the Mouth OF
Fish River "a miles aud back, once a week.
Leave Pa,ten every Friday At IN; arrive at
mouth Of Fish river every Sunday by 6 pm.
Leave mouth of Fish River every Monday al 3 N;
arrive al Paten every "Wednesday by 6pm.
us From Sedgwck To Swans Island Plantations
10 miles and back, once aweek.
Leave Sedgwick every Thursday al Z a m; arrive
ut Swans Island Plantations same day by ~
Leave Swans Island Plantations every THURSDAY
a 2 IN; arrive at Sedgwck same day by m.
lS From Standish TO Saco, 10 miles and back'
once a week.
Leave S,andsh every Thursday at mi arrive ut
6aco same day by 7pm.
Leave Ssco every Thursday at SAM arrive at
StaBdish same day BY I'm
lr Proposals for frequent service are invited;
also 10 carry in two horse coaches.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24
MASSACHUSETTS,

52l From birmingham, by Concord TO Lowell,
30 miles and back, once a week.
Leave birmingham every Wednesday at MI
arrive at Lowell same day by 6 pm
Leave Lowell every Thursday at 10 m; arrive
at birmingham same day by9pm
528 Prom Lee, by Tyringham, South Tyringhsm
Hartsville, Mil River, and East Sheffield to Ca
nasn, CT, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Lee every Wednesday at 7 m, arrive at
Canaan same day y3pm
Leave Canaan every Thursday at m; arrive
at Lee same day by pm
bTProposat to carry three times week will
be Considered; also, to carry in two horse COACHES.
oU From South birmingham, to Holliston,
miles, and back once a week.
Leave South birmingham every Thursday at 10
m; arrive at Holliston SINE day by I'm
Leave Helllston every Thursday at 1 D m; arrive
Mt South birmingham same day by m
$50 Prom Wesport, to westport Point, z miles
and back, once week
Leave Westport every Thursday at I m; ar
rive at Westpor Point same day by 8 pm
Leave Wcssport Point every Thursday a, S m;
arrive at Westport same day by 7pm
La51 From West BROOKE by North Broot-
held, New Braintree, Barre and rempleton. to
Wincsenden, SO miles and back, once week
Leave West Brookhcld every "wednesday at S a
arrive At wnchenden same day by7pm
Lsve W,nchenden every Thursday at a m; ar.
rive At West Brook6eld same day by7 pm
ITProposas for more frequent service are in
vi'ed; a'so. to carry in two horse coaches
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from the st Of July isi3 to the Both Of June
1916 on the following routes in Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana,
VIII be received at the Post Office Department, until
p. m. of the 18th Of April next, 10 be decided by
the 9th Of May
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-24
RHODE ISLAND.

6i7 From Providence to West Brook6eld. Mas,
60 miles and back, once week.
Leave Providence every Tuesday at a m, sr.
rive at West Brookheld next day by pm
Leave West Brook6eld every Thur. Law at a m:
arrive Al Providence next day by 4pm
f1Bdder are requested to name the in,ermed-
ate Offices Proposals invited for more freaue nj
service; also, to carry in two horse coaches.
oi8 From Providence, BY Fruit Hill, to Centre.
vile, 10 miles and back, once week
Leave Providence every Thur.lsy at 6 a m; ar
rive Mt Centrevil's same day by II m
Leave Centreville every Thursday at 1 q m ar
rive At Providence same day by7ptn
irproPosais to commence service at Fruit Hill
are invited.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails of the Un;
ted States from the LIST July, 1S43 to the Goth June
Is<5, on the following post routes in New York will
tie received at the Department until 2 O'Clock n m
on the 18th April, I843 to be decided by the 18Th of
May. '''' "
NEW YORk.
1891. From Attica by harrisburg. Johnsouburu
North Java, and East Java, to China, 81 miles and
back, once a week
Leave Attica every Monday at Tam; arrive AT
China same day by ~ m.
Lssve China every Monday a, p m; arrive at
Attics same day by 81 pm.
1872 From Collins to Irwin, $50 called IN ,hs ~,
Of Congrcss,) - miles and back once week
Leave Collins every
rive at Irwin same day by
Leave IRWIN every -- at ar
rive nj Collins same day by
1888 From Cassvie to Babcock Hill, three miles
and back, once week
Leave CassvilIe every Monday at m arrive At
babcock Mil same day by 10 m.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
The independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
RY JOHN HANDY.

TERMS Three Dollars. inorridbly in
ADVANCE. Persons wishing 10 discontinue
will please give notice thereof in writing
No subscription received for less time
than six months.
Advertisements inserted q. the rate OF
One Dollar per square, (ien lines or less,)
for the first insertion, and yey cents square
for each continuance.
Advertisements which are not limited on
the manuscript, as to the number o. inset'
tons. will he continued until ordered OUT
and charged accordingly.
Articles OF personal nature, whenever
admitted, will be charged at the rate OF
Tsoo Dollars for every ten lines Tor eacn
insertion. Political circulars or public ad'
dresses, for the benefit Of individual per-
sons or companies, will be charged as adj
yer,isements, and at the same rates. :,
Announcing Candidates for otice WILL
be Ten Dollars each.
All job York must be paid for on deli'
very. :,
Postage on letters must be paid, or they
will not he attended TO.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Bal am aw IRE of the argimen.s with
Which shal be met on THE subject. At
tor the expereace ottweniysy years, and the
lessons 1, the contrary which thai expe:i-
euce has ia gilt US. gentleulea will sui
urge those Arguments ty which they sus.
tainel their policy in lis insip;ent Stages.
!remem9er WE'LL on my 6rsl entry upon
the stige OF public life, how conf lently
the manufactures ofNthe Uni ei SITES
predicted. lily . would cnls giySthem pro.
c:don for "a tewyears, they would 60 able
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

&c Elrabsth Bruce. Boston; Anderson CITY Psini
Ga cutwards is,h May Corning Chsrle;On Bombay Gray
Tsssq Smith NY0s fsS the 1
81 IS siftsS =: @ N
s$. 81 AVID sS 5S s:s Iss ss.ss
~ ssz sssss'S sa.
hS6y ssEsI Pat and TaMdS Mile do sd IS, James
c Ssaa ss 3D.
MAsmLs. Fsb ii-sld CoIomsndo' Hunt China Sterling,
Iss Es@o ssd RG,,9.
port bSss%.n for New York H Ss and ' o,hsis
fs.s lsg: ,x ks.d aGsHt Nos.n
MY H GSr st MYs aien for
NYors llth Charles Matanza for Hsvre; Dadem. Mobile
ronIo G.sr55.o June 7G pSs Anita of Boston, for 81
End
Ssas B.sss 4 G
TTS:t Id sSss,n aIss Belfast
RoearII D June sSsIG Wave sGS D %:is. sos,eR l
ss" "; 9 "
NeaSag stadSs:; s%; Cd o Brown, HaSa;
pS 3 cid ss Low as
line Liverpool; Princess, Vaughan, London; Richard Baker,
ss,LD 5sns Ar PNhiI,n. BGsr :,Sa
sALeI n June GAR DAM Webster, Charleston Man
swAs.or JnGs bon segar.ng,, Batavia for Rotterdam.
n s ss Ia A, So mi'Ss N90
swiNEMuNDE, May 3o-An J n Cheney, Crabtree, New
ST PETERSBURG, May 25-An Louisa, sch1ieyeT NYoIL;
aur,aa Wiams HavanS 80 H. Yea Egls Smith S4'ian;
TE1EL May si-An Floriar, Ellis, NYok; June Apollo,
Hunt 9Th, Merchant Havana;
TsoMsoE June AR Isabella James. ChTleston
Thsssys jun 5s lA w1 TGc tNSyy sk Y S1 :,o
WATERfoEp, June 12-Of, Sesosts Mkenzie savannah.
Lake Ports.
BUPFALs, June 29Ar Boston, Enos st JOSEPH; Baldwin,
os 60 and
swaanah, M'Camber. Huron. -''''''''
Home Forts
THSSAsToS Jpss ?fmAl Mallory BSSn and Eliza Yin.
per, do, SD Ssh VIM Henry Robinson, and Ann Maria.
Bs.SsOH J.Ss Far SHE s. Helen Harlow easdslcqpe
aSe's SD s s
s:T5s . 5 sxA
9ys Ba;rf sesC hsaP%Gsd ASsHsass
and 9pe1 s,ass ewaSon . New 0ean: Gomnsres du
Ma cG'FFss
ES and s,Hs spgs son s Ss
ga D hgi1i Rio Saqeoi Cdsi Giarp Ili9
i1lIG RE- Gf; Asajs% JsHSs
leans Asoa Chase, chas.ton; Transport, Neleon, Al
| bany
o der Borden, ker; Jna Vangdsr Achsh ID. Douglass
aud Dan Baker, Baker Philadelphia; Victory, French; Jas
| Long, HAWKINS, and Juno StuIgess NYork.
ALBANY June Arr Republican, Phiadelphia; Mohawk
CLARK Hartford. SD Baltic Crosby; Norwich, Crosby. and
Vintage Berse Boon Com Jones. NYork; Helen, Gardner
| Providence.
HARTFORD, June 28Ar Two oiher. May. Philadelphia
Eagle, francis, NYork; Jane Maria Williams. Albany. Sid
80 H. Emperor Shaiie NVork; Elem Penf.ld, Albany.
NV HAVEN June soArr Iodqsry, Dudley, 81 Croi1 An
York Jones Nyok Sid Surveyor. Houch, and Mary Eliza
| beth Clark, Philade lrhia
PHLADELrHA, July lArr Paul Jones, Ireland Charles
tom VIM Laldweii, Homer Mayssuez; CONGRESS- Brown
so Phese Baxter B.ksr B,sto1; Coy Arnold Bacon ss%
| Theron, Whetts, and r Tomlia. Toni n WORK.
BALTIMORE, June 29-Ar Edwina, West. Bremen; Saml
Paypter, Holland 1t Johns PR CD Herald, Watts AmsteI
| dam. Sid Actic. Rio
| Richmond, June 29-Arr Iowa, Carney, Thorn sion.
CHARLESTON, June 2sArr Trsmoat Tay lor Liverpool
la the on,g. Thos Besneti, yerool CID crusader LBr
Phi,adelphi Moon, Hayes, NYorh. -
SAVANNAH, June x7-Arr GeoIg ana, Bedeh, NYok. Cit
! Msrsar.tua Jeferon ear ner Me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02
PORT DE NEW YonFK, JULYa


Cleared.
Ship Trescott, Nyritk, Msreiles Broom & Co-Br;s,
DO. on, Hsvisnd Co-Schu Star Chase Cieniu.gos Il
De Zsld Experiment tBr White West IndIss Ndd.ton
Col hos, snedco Baltimore, johnson Lowden; A Mar.
shall Johno, do, Cooley Coz Chsrlotte Westcott
Rappaha mock, do do; Warsaw, na Beaufort; Comet Nick
craftsmanship Great Western Hoken, from Liverpool June IT,
had the wind 10 days days sa,eIv day calm
passed Sandy Hooh mdngh stopped Quaantin- 20
July ht-naking the passage IN 10 days and II hours,
g',aae Nashua Perry tOf rOrani) from Hamburg bal.
Brig HesrisY Fusn 10 days from Porto CabO, with cof
BrF VIM Watson, Levy (of Philsdelphial IS days from
New dreams, with cotton. to Nesmith, Leeds < Co.
M Nv sMu'ey, Brown, days from Dsrien. with cotton.
Bag AdsInant, from Newborn NC. with naval stores, to
sctr Gordon. Lovsu lof Biddefor from Turks Isl.
and with salt, TO !: Foulk & Son. 800 $500 80
schr Marsns Matthew's from Folly Landing With corn to
shr Mary Watson. days from Virginia with corn to the
sch Amphtrte, White from Philadelphia with COAL to the
master. -
SHIPS Victoria, Morgan, London; Oxford Rathbone Liver.
brig Hyder Ali, Teko, 81 Croix, and Others '
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFIcE RHopE IstArprR,
NEwreRT, June 30, Isaa
AT ash Ah, Hammond Norlea,s ~ rscyidencc; jo,
sid yclh prev to unwind ", light, Je. Brown, NYsyh;
FImhn Excel, sarah, and fanuc dot EMPEROR Phladel
General Record.
sur hurrsvILE, Mumford. from New Orleans, run
into 10Th uL while Al III he bar BY ship Burlington.
from NOeans cnying away head main nggng, but
rks, rail and stancheons and plank hear
Loss OF rHr WIN LAIRD. FROM MosnE-W atorferd jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02
Passengers Arrived.

INENrcoL-Steam Ship Great Wesnm-Mr W G Aler,
Of New Yorh Allen dos Thomas BlakeIy, Ensiand John
Brown, Do; Rob, B.Ikls Do; Mr. Ms bsefsr. Albany
England; Miss susan Cobb E9sland Mr. Connolly, iopis.
siana; hos Cooke Eng and Miss Hannah Cooke do; Miss
Grant, Toronto q Gawyer, united sistes n Hugsdsn
MIR Hart New ORR Mr. and Mrs Hsrper do; Mr. Harm.ny
and servant, Dc; M: Susan Keith Scotland; Mr. MILAN
\ Yc.k; l. Maitland, scotland; sterh Mou ton, England
J., H March and servant, United Stnes; Captain
5 PontaI; do; F P5ou,, New Yo,k; = Perkins. and
u States srrsg, England Strange, do J Pripgle
Sou,h Carolina Mr. and MIS- Salisbury. New Haven Mrs
TAILOR Ohio; Francis Valdez Merlco; Miss vard.I
York; Mr. Voiain son and servant Charles Hsrbech
II States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

clearly sho US tina, tho export fully keeping race
with the value of the imports With this righteousness
# money the late fluctuations the stock grow
ing out Of political causes only excite specula
ton in stock, which threatens wild The fears on
political subjects to be subsidng The cotton trade
Is rapidly extending itself and the market for American
provisions rapidly improving. In relation to American
afars it appears Mr. Jaudon had arrived out and was
we'll received well as the Illinois Commissioners The
London Chronicle remarks as follows:
"The favorable change in the weather has produced
beneficial influence in the operations on the STOCK hV
change The speculative dealers Tor ali In
ceased with confidence and are understood to
have fit rather to turn their accounts Inc news
from the United States has assisted in creating nrmer
tone in the public securities leading to an expectation
that the in State Stocks may be based upon perma
nency and lead to general revival OF american credit
coupled with extension ofcommercial wh
this country. In the meantime seems TO De the impress
SION even in the American press, that the banks in the
United States tempted by the great abundance oil none
a sudden advance in prices too rapid to be
permanent and requiring at least great caution on the
part Of the public"
eThe feeling in relation toAmercan stocks much
mprovei prices follows from the Circular ofthe Bar
ngs:-
AMERICAN SrocKs-The continued rise Of prices IN
New York has made hslders firm without however,
giving much activity to business No transactions OF mo-
have occurred since the arrival of the last steamer
New York State SIS, ls45, 80 per cents do, ST. 1850 to
1885, ss-ssles New York City SIS, ss-sales Illinois
per dollar and sterling, 2S-sales. Indiana SIS, dol
of louisiana ls4 per cent buyers; 1874 TO ls49 80
Clnsoldated Association e43 50 ditto 1914, 45; Union
Bank s44 81 6s-sales ditto ls44 ls47 1850 1882 so
70 5isaIes; Citizens Bank Bonds, ass Mary land
ling 50seers; Coupons so to per cent; Massachus.
sterling 94-sellers; Kentucky 6s IS to 81; Ten
S. 80 to SO; Virginia 6s sales Ohio 6s IS to
sO-sellers; with dividends Penny 6 AZ. sellers
South Carolina 6s sterling, 93-sellers, with dividend
u 8 Bank shares, Ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, June l6-Our Rice market is at present in
an unsettled condition The two last cargoes sold
Ann a. Parker,s On the lstb At rs This Poland is still
aAoat our dealers being ng to submit to the price
asked 81 On the l4h, the Hsyns arrived with
Their cargo VIII has likewise been stored Under these
it it, of course impossbleto orrn opin
ion with regard the rate at whsn first sales will break
fee has also advanced and eur are 81 per al
above those of circulars the 10th inst. The bal
Of the crop in the interior estimated at bags
which will mostly find their way the United States.
Exchange London 81 prem; New York dis; or
i'.sn, per OF. dis Lard, III l2 Goldfish, $43 Q
At assorted sugars, d 81 rs; white, 81 To- yellows
81 81; brown 6s coffee firm at 81 for ordinary
Q II 6ne; moasses. n l r. per keg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02
BOARDING REDUCED.

WALT ONMAN SION H0U aE-326 Pearl street franklin
w square New Y9ra j Fowler son beg Leave to
thanks TO their friends ard the public general TO- the liberal
have received 70 several the above
Hotel aud hope, by let attention business
nun OF their faors the having reduced the
prices Of Boarding cents day. ortwo dollars fifty cents
The house the business OF
the ct,, b. ng convenient the Alb any, and rbila
depil Steamboats, likewise the London Liverpool and
Btol packets The above house needs comment is
Of the most any AID spacious premises in the city having
large yard with fine of with other requ
make cnmfor be In fact, the house combines
its le OF business than other IN the
The icing always the hs
wills attention paid to bis guess not ony BY hmse
but by his and Ales, wi &C. cts
glass Fne London and Dublin porter in draugh AID bottle
:. Prvie rooms for families. No charge for storage
n D. No wh,tever with the Walton House next
One
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02
Passengers sailed.

LNEarooL-t acset snip oxi9ldI APT w spencer,
Loriii4re, Nalh McCoskey, GCaham Grsh,m jr, Ms
Moore apt Nvep, Henry Akieson Of New York; Andrew
Gregg Baltimore Henry igh' Lsrrool JulSs -chasr,
q W Hcuahton Mrs Rotiuson Carasa Mr. Stewart John,
Scot and; Nh, Kahbone, daughters and servant
Rathbohe. Brooklyn.
EAvhE- Pscke, ship Oneid-HumphIey Anterior, lady,
daa..I srd servant John Lillibndgs, Philadelphia; ,ose
Ru6'c,, Ileo; lsn.Id End lady ConuI Of France at
BoftoL; D. w Patsons Providence; T. Sehoe Dumas,
Ntw OAeaus Eusens Jesnrep- ud Swi'zsrl nd Napoleon
Couun, Hayre Hon Simon VeIdier ex-senator, Texs;
Russmaln, Madame Fresh, @ rnany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

r. J&G BES. Aneurr
81 BELL & dOwAh
9xlsTss S0s. n Am aud II. puiss sD.rs.i
NONDAY, Cd,

NOYDAY, 3D.,
At I0k o'clock 10 the sales roou,
silver diamonds &c., by order Of Esther Levy pledged
This will be decidedly the valuable and COMPRISE the
best assessment q articles il the line Of wa;ehs. jewels ard
wi be conducted on the G,t h:To,HSe principles
At lo1s O'Clock in the sale, room.
Large sale fpanO forte., paintings and furniture.
AZ l01s o'clock in the sale rooms. -,
Extra Sale eeEnt dry goods summer clothing
Also. Of English and French single pilled
and summer cloths fine dlnss gambroons doz 6pe shirts
2p.etsge' fresh and .ea,onabIe dry lots to
,,,mc,, ,EDGAk JENKINS, AqcT
s dsos Ho @ Bosd~y 'n'.
ing all The paor and bedroom furniture kitchea sill
Holiday 81 SKlNs will sell .,ausiop on THURS
isS daily u" al
&c coaeneS i" this sst.n,ye composing B'S
sells aud ingram e.Ipe,s 'o dyans ottom,ps and esSch.s
mahosaay and mspe chairs rocrieg do, French b.t.ead,
sny Sa Ss
bids bols,er pillow, aud psla nor and Fren,
s2d muslin do marble CF bureau. and centre s
cand.I:b.a oil eo,h stair c"Tpei. and ross
Also arz stock Of bed aen consulting of n.n ahee,.
rVspes, Freneh and rose baaists SC Sc
French other kinds glass zines, Lemonade,
lnnoers celery glasses preserves decane,s bowls pitchers
bacnga large aud extensive variety and decants for differ
WHO'S.
silver ware, comprising silver coffee and pots
gay bowls aud milk ritche large silver deserts tea
salts eGS and mustard do soup ladies' silver forks large
and small chased and PLAIN 10 longs Nc &c
Ayo kitchen ware, Nc, Consisting OF large copper boilers,
OF all sizes AMI saccep.ns copper ladies' frying
pans ssmm.rs ladies' AID every variety Of kitchen utensils
and ,, tnEerktpTs, nc. 81.
o pianos chade hail AMI other lamps, and
variety Of other T IN articles
Alto wines The entire stock OF wines cmbra ing
deIra shery aud various other kinds which will be
uneTated fully in the ca'alogues.
su!l paI uia. will be given catalogues, which may be
had application No - Broad Wednesday be-
fore ihe sale
Tho sale will be inued daily until the entire furniture
wholly disposed Of
Terms cash, in CITY funds
The sale Offers opportunity families and others
ply themselves seldom presented. jy26.ec
A UCTlON NOTlGE-Foreign and Home Plants in con
~ tlnuston.--A LEV will sell in huston, Mondas
morning, Sd july at IL o'clock at Broadway by order of
excCptos 30p rots Plants consisting OF
benas, Jasmins, excuses, &c.
Also just received om Italy o.auge and yellow
and finest
fhzdss. e. Sal ty IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

TREA;uHY pIPARIMgNr, June 90. 1913
NOTICE OF II DEMPIION OF TREASURY
~ HOTEs-N9tice neIeby given that this Department i,
heretofore issued and included in the notice given b. th,
Depa the &c day Of April last and according to the
of different Of Com said
Treasury Notes which become due the BIS, day of
August next will that day; and all remaining
Treasury Notes ndnz which become du. at
subsequn interest will the days when
they respectively become due.
The notes included in this notice will be redeemed by the
Depotoes of the Unit I'd States in the of New York.
- - '' j. c. SPENCER
jy Secretary of the Treasury.
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