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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
MONEY! MARKET.


Stocks all down again. The market is very fever
sh and advance decline depends entirely upon the
most trAing One of the largest operators in Wall
street broke down day. He has lately been reported
be worth 100000, the result of heavy spcculatons
Ohio 6's but has failed for about $4,000 This the
usual termination OF these movements
Long Island declined per cent Harlem 7 Ohio 6's
u; Kentucky I Illinois / Indiana Il Pennsylvania
IS 1t Farmers Loan Norwich advanced /; North
American Trust Co. The sales Of all the State stocks
were very large and all at decline.
The stockholders Of the Franklin Bank of Baltimore
meeting held on the 18th inst resolved that the Bank
sumo active business The trade Of Baltimore does
require the additional capital this bank will bring into
the market The present amount is about 81 O0O and
the resumption Of the Franklin Bank will increase to
Using of ssOoo,ooo
The impression is daily gaining ground that there will
be alterations in the tariff the present session of Con.
sress The ofthis feeling be ascertaned
he movements a. Washington indicate no such result
rhe eastern capitalists making calculations and
engagements for future operations and governed by
belief in the permanency Is the present revenue laws 1t
supposed the deficiency in the Treasury will he made
ply rigid system of rerenchment. The extravaganza
Of the government WILL without doubt be eurtaed and
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Died,

On Wednesday 18th inst. MARIANA URSULA, youngest
years and months.
The friends of the family and those of her uncle Chas
eastman are respectfully requested to attend the funeral
way.
On Wednesday nth inst at the residence of H. r. Has.
ungs Esq IN THIS city, Mrs Esther SANFORD, of New
Hartford Oneida county aged 10 years widow of Oliver
sanford deceased The deceased was on visit to her
laughter Chrs IL and expired after an illness of five
lays. Her remains have been sent TO New Hartford
where her funeral will be held on their arrival
On Wednesday, nth inst. EMILY, infant daughter of
% days.
Their friends and acquaintance respectfully nyit
I'd to attend the funeral from their residence 81 Sixth
VENUE this afternoon at Al clock.
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ADV f.RTIsEMFNT.
M II Il A l. LILO u Il N =

DY mpro, ements the Steel and in other
- Of the Of converting Pens have been
enabled TO add syera varieties to the her
70 manufactured By and list embraces Pens
suitable fT kind of liz fr, the delicate lti
hand the troad round text of ledger heading.
hsxblty universal complaint against Sre Pens early
cd OF their manuf and all.deed Justly
made at h: dy wedo not hesitate to Pens
entirely from; and the assertion Will be found
bore by testimonials from the judges.
Some Of the first writing in this city have sd opted
them in preference the qul and when coec ed that
ornamental writing sometimes necessary 70 make snp le
dash line from LIS TO Of inch in width this
be offered.
Persons king choice Of Pens should be particular
citing TIE kind best suited TO their hand have Ia
than Instance suffered MARY from hasty decision based
Iia OF s gle Pen Of the kind perh the very
poste in all its properties to that Which should have been
ecteJ.
The in the style. cards and IN boxes
and ,od by the Staonera generally. Dealers supplied by
agents, BARNET CO. l67 Broadway, near tosrt'andt
&. e. WRIGHT X tO, New York
Please observe tina. each Pen stamped FILL &c =. Wright
X Co New York. jil iiit cod &c
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rALEkMo-brG Chocaw-iG boxes oranges $50 do lemons
howes Godfrey IL bInsonl minerals Masters
Cool canars g. II lis brmstoue Broom Is .eed
oo0 30 sumac I'll boxes almonds 800 bags M do hbers
to order.
OsoRIsIBrg Meds-s pps hhds Or eks wine bales
c"rks Mdico-sp hhds 20 cks wine Hicks cos pps
tU q cks do ,Ltton0 Schsrmehorn March-T cks
ndse Hsrbuck co., bales S KIN. lronsidss col cask
wine bacl bur IA sks 80 cs baskets Midco-2
Kegs l6 hhds 70qr MS vine order
nANsANiLA-- aqu- Averon330 sticks mahogany los do
cedar 3b7 bdl palm leaf 53 90 bales tobacco 464 do
da "ood 70 sucks fn.tlc rs 900 ssgss Danl Curtis.
LA tuAykA-Bfis Towef--i0. bills sugar X Dawson-l
nag coffee Clareburg-92 w Htcheock-l9 DuIand-75
4 Nlaren-20 hides 6l8 Maitland Comrie col
box mdse Miss sarah Goudman-l w Oerchs3 do
Whitsksr.
Agx CAYEs-Brig Auroo92 bgs coffee 10 900 lbs ogwood
1 Marien--l2,99 800 do 10 master
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
SAvANNAH-BTg EYcel-3s6 ba cotton Il X Gr,yes-ll2
Macy x todndge-l0t 5 Hills-2S Gowdy 4 Wels-39 o *
81 II Graves-l5l cks rice Eaber Y BIZ rWilh.
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90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
% be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
the great Improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution
country either public private. The treatment of the
College is such as to insure case and is
totally different from that practice of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the
bers of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals OF urcpe, attends daily for consuta-
ion from DAM. to PM.
Terms-AdvIce and medicine, IS cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIps-Persons living in
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per
'onally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect stating
heir case explicitly together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if any
and enclosing IS, post paid addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
Once and Consulting rooms Of the College, 95 Nassau
street
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New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

CorTosThe same state of inactivity charac ersed the
operations of today, sellers being unwilling submit
lists were this morning withdrawn Prices may be con.
sidered as steady.
BREADsrurrs-This market Is inactive. Holders are
nrm however, in their demands Cenesee is 81 10 81
5lI. This is high.
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RATTTMOR IRON EORGES

BALTIMORE IRON FORCES
TIVE undersigaed having loved the above Works situated
the grounds Of the Canton Company, red 10
hammer the woLkm from The bcst Re
svl, ania Bar ron SHAFTS. LEVER BEAMS, ON.
Meeting RODS. RAILROAD CAR AXLkS, End othsr
heavy machinery prompt and reasonable CABLES
made order EN- Amrrcsn Iron ed expressly
for aud tested by hydraulic prov machine Address
HENRY THOMPSON SON.
Dealers in Castings, Pig and Rar Iron,
No Al south Gay ST. Baltimore
Refer to Peter Cooper Esq II Builitg Slip. jill tsm
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HERMIrAGR, April 7, ls43.


Nessrs. TEASE K Sons
Gentlemen Il have the pleasure to acknowledge your
kind favor of the LIST ult by the hand of my friend MIR
~ Armstrong and with your much esteemed present.
package of your HoaIhound Candy for which receive
my sincere thanks can only adj that may thousands
receive from its much benefit have DONE then
will its inventor go down to posterty of its bene-
factors.
am gentlemen, very respectfully, your friend and
obedient servant ANDREW JACKSON.
The President desires to return Messrs. Pease &
Sons his Acknowledgements and very sincere thanks for
the box of Candy received their hands He has
with much benefit to himself remedy for cold OF
cough. am, with very great respect
JOHN TYLER, Jr. Private Secretary.
WAsHSGrGS, April s. ISl3.
Sold at As Division st. and 10 Aston House; Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia: ITO Baltimore st. Baltimore; 81
State ST. Albany; 39 Fulton St. BROOKLYN 223 Broad st
Newark-Agents, Weed 4 Waters, Troy N. Y; Bravo s
Morgan, New Orleans; A. Lyon, Nashville; J. Fonda
Louisville, Ky.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Janua-
ry l6-No 10, William r. Hanson et al. plain
tfs in error, JnO H. Eustace The argument of this
cause continued by Mr. Hubbel for the plaintiffs in
error and MIR. Guilon for the defendant in Ad
jOurned TIL to morrow at II O'Clock A. NJ.
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TO H l. AFFLIC TED PUBLIC
CONWAY,S TJNIMENT

WARRANTED pert ct cure for the iiheoma' ism in its
w worst tage-J Conway respectfully morn, the public
and those afflicted it'll the kheum tnat this
all his PREPARATION and that IL has effected perfect
all the that have under his reftmegt lie with
pleasure refers to the lot ladies add gentlemen who By
the application OF his LnimeLt speedily and efeetuA
curd:-
Charles w Huntington, No % Liberty street
Captain d, ey. u Navy.
Hrpiy Reed No 40 Laurence.
HON S Gibson, New Ohe,ns
Henry Hopkins seamsn. Cherry strs-t.
Ms. Armstrong 81 tn ,mpson street
Mrs. Wright, o. hard street
N } CONWAY can be seen from in the morning to
IN the att moon, At No rs Cttharn street Jl8 U'ec
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this OF Qusokery and umbug 1t important
choose an experienced Phys,ci,n.

HIS removed his Old Ga ens Head Dpensary No 2ss Pear!
rtret Of Bessmn street where he continues his most
extraordinary III delicate d.case how
pcated; he appses the cteus md ,uges that thew
Dr. Evans old stand and hat he has connection
Whatever with other office His charges moderate ks
consultations strictly private.
Bon erye the number; mistakes often dangs rous
28s Pearl street.
" Medicines and directions part Of the tnjou,
by p,uIculary stating the aud enclosing five dol
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RARE. CHANCE! Zine EATlNG.!-A I'M
"a bUsFhLO HEIFER. two years I'D aud well fitted
will he saughered also nine Steers and four eers Of bet
quality than that have been Gerd this season. They viii
be KILLED IN tim. for the market neu Sauri,y Morng nd
20 Fulton MaI.e j. Universally allowed by these who
oher that is Of the most delicate II vo those who
would like test its 'les would do well call early
No. 40 Fulton .larket, 3trc
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Salo of Stocks at PhIIadelphia

FIRST BOARD, JAM l7-5 shares Girard Bank 81 IL do
United States Bank cash. So; so do Norrstown RR b5f
3si 30 do Reading Railroad, 25 do Commercial Bank
5O IA do do 500; 10 do Farmers and Mechanics Bank
ilt 1919 do Wilmington Railroad, l7a $4,000 Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal 6s 1856, AL $4,000 State 5s, esp
49, $500 do SIS 1870 62 81 shares Spring Garden Insur
ance, 10; 100 do Reading Railroad 255
SECOND BoARD, Jan. $4,000 State SIS, 5dsf, "a; $1,000
do 63s; 5000 Wilmington 6s 1886, s3a; 10 shares Spring
shares Grard Bank, 81 $500 Chesapeake and Deaw are
SIS 1885, 44; $1,000 State SIS bdsf $751; $4,000 do c&p
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF HUSBAND BY HIS WIFE.
"A young man, shoemaker, named Sweeny, re-
siding in Fairvew street, Bush Hil murdered
last evening about o'clock by his wife, by sabbing him
with shoemakers knife in eight different places. They
part of drunken Irish family and had been inox
Gated and quarreng for several days The verdict Of
the coroners jury ollows:'Tnat the said Domi.
nick Sweeney came to his death by wounds inflicted with
sharp instrument in several places the body by his
wife, or his wife and others unknown" The wife, and
her mother and father have been arrested and in pr
of the murder has disappeared The woman tells
Der OF contradictory stories She has infant
months DID, which she carried in her to the prison
Such are the effects of drunkennessPml Gas. Jan. H.
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BALTIMORE, Jan I6-Cld Egremet Sawye St Thomss
Hinctley, Saunders Matanzas; Alexandria Lewis NYork
ii Cole, Cahoone, Salem.
miscellaneous.
ScHR SeHuytx,LL Brown, of and from Philadelphia for
Wilmington NC with assorted cargo,
of North Carolina previou was sup
posed the vessel and would be totally lost Captain
saved
BRIG RANpoLPH Goldsmith bound Charleston ashore
"a Tin cum lslanAA Below Philadelphia.
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TWELFTH WARD.


Justice 10 the World but Country IT "Am.r Republicas
A MEETING Of the me lean Republican ElecorH OF the
~ Twelfth Wad, those friendly 10 pesce aud good order,
val be held the houe Of Nh Az rng worth corner Of
and 81 avenue Thursday evening
o'clock 18th Jenuuy IC) for the purpose &C hearing
tort Of the Ward COMMITTEE plan for the perfect
md harmonious organization of the American Reublcaa Par
IS ofthe Twelfth Ward.
tvery fnepd Of be Pnty is raeu,sriy requested to be
runcua IN his attendance order that thew properly
stand and Judge for Themselves of the equality perfect
ftrness Of the plan,
BY order . the Executive Committee OF III. Ward
. =. ID. MOULTON, Chairman.
WILLIAM BAKER, Secretary. i'll nee
DACKET SHIP ROCHESTER, FROM LIVERPOOL.
&c nsgnecs this ship i'll please Sud their permits
board, at SIDE furn slip, the office he under
xn-d. with delay Al goods permitted five days
WUODHULL MfNTURNS,
il2c 's7 south street
A otlGNkTiE BRANDS. y. NlCOLL.No 81 sed
"A. 60 to' street constantly importing md has recently
eceived di ec uo Rochelle OF M. above brandy Of
he Oh ADD genuine brand AID Of very mrsror gnslny which
nhrs se IN halt plTfs quarter cishs ana Whn Wndev
Hon.s LOCK-. entisd 10 drfsninrr - 2tew 3wess
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
i,IESE f,r.lmed and cesbarsd Pills, from Portugal.
We p@rce,ye be obtarsd this country as ,dvevuye,
~ the last column louuh'pssel
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o. Josiah Lorkhout, United States Vice Consul
at Naguabo, died at that place the 18th December
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aaeuoass.
(Stsre No. IS -7nn sfree..)

(stsre No. IS Ann street3
THURSDAY.
M;nh,. SAIL of china and plated wa'sable cutlery
Sac e By Cs.slosu.,A.e. a.rp.,s piano forts:
s:% ae aa cham. nj ~: and '''' Que
Also 900 'egap; quantity of glassware. anesnt vases
,o ,hs pI0rey Of celebrated s9cr,msn consisting
:SRs%d' xad srH aid oS:
Also a" invoice of old f' sSibsf s~sl'y.
ps,u, Az l% oe,oss At The sslss room
Of 4, descrreas in lots TO SUI, paeh,.sT',
hosiery. mysins Calico shrtgs sheeavs tabc linens de
pledged swsry guns .paaid ws'sIe. S saaSty CT
f'''ef s. t''' wines ss,TuRG C"a Tifs'r'' &c
ana yas ss OF y chSe all s.e
Ao piano SIs.: PAINTINGS. cut ss.: Chin. pssd war;
chs ss snt,Gs cs
and bedroom furniture table aad bed nen kitchen
Also, 10 handsome bedsads Is bureaus splendid sofas,
piano fortes, &c.
sy S be afforded FL s. s.s
in this Ts' : s. xaS
SPLaNplp CAMELiAsr AT AUCTlON-LE.Y s
81 w s On Gsms. at Js
Minis ard other fine ;nIs in full bio and bud and are
Paintings on Saturday evening. JIG 3tsm
- ~ STEAMBOAT FOR sALE.1,For sale.
E14%@p public auction, by VIM H. Franklin, Auc-
S-, tisneer. at the Merchants Exchange. n We'd
DID fast sail steamer NEW Jersey together with her
ke she lies OF Barclay
The New Jersey was built at Trenton NJ j. in the year 8t
her length deck 27 feet her breadth beam is 2 fee he
oak she PpeIed and copper listened the best
night the North river She has sleeping
bths besides spacious promenade ueok
Her all her
tre has been (avng larger quantity Than
for her Her inventory ample and every
article aeected with the Her boilers nearly
new having been but short time Her engine is ew
possible which tests to be second
Her draft Of being about three feet eight
hes ch "a alone makes her douby valuable
sbes her bar tides Her speed cd
her cabins airy spacious Her heing all
makes the New Jersey boat, Ct the de-
sira5le tn. Hudson.
Tens cash. city funds.
1t is resumed persons wishing puch will examine for
themselves previous to day of sale jilto2tsrc
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"THE REPUBLIC"

"TIIE KEPUBTIC."
THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLIC wishes to en7as
del that in This city Brooklyn aud the
oth.r rites and Villages in the ePhbohood The paper vii
be sold cents but nduc The TO
themselves in oh'ainng subscribers discount will be al
low all sold within the first three months, ht the price
y and agents will b. but d liar per hunded.
Persons wishing be employed address, the undersigned
Wiley Putin ms stating the they with
references. No per0ral applications will he received Ar
have been made enable the publ hes deserve
tn peoe ard with proper of the
seyer departments weerpect 70 mmtnda LARGE uaton
We SENSIBLE that lsb-r unless
'nc- the people whose and especially he hmm
bic carriers ~ make common with We believe i
viii he their interest DO and them make
the vial
Should tho from Liverpool in lime, IN. first
be- will appear on Mond'V morning Th- se'e tons w.
he mtde Saur and tio' should he made eir'y
pns'he Arpisart, equssed ar"~d publ
ion off Fulton street, door OF Broad way II
IN Saiurdiy morning
j,g 2tsc DUFF GREEN
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Passengers Arrived.

MASsANILrA--Barqne Averon--B b Hawkins
J.. GUsyRA--Brig Tower-E Reaner
sNANSAH-Brig Erce-John y Ross, 10 the steersgp
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THE Annual Dinnrr. Commemort Of the Birth Day
inst Dinner the table o'clock By Of IN. Com
mtse. ji8 H.m
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MILITARY BALL.

,y,,r rt,pn rT nIIIss ". phII.I; ,.nn
ng, Feb. !, isii
Tickets 81 nav bs obtained Of Johu Canes 81 John sest,
< p DALI 81 Broad It., w; II Domiuck 40 1eenwieh 81
A. VI. shiers B6 Fulton ST. Wainrght 295 Sprng II; c,
oies o5 Canal ST.; S. H. Fowler, 9oI Bowerv aud j. H.
L. nsbery, 432 fsah 1T d30 tF7sec
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No CURE no PAf.--Dk. COOPER, II Duane street.
~ between Chptal and William tates this method
OF reforming that he has
feas confined his solely the Venerea
Nercurt and otter diseases Of delicate Although
considered by portion Of the medical profession speeep
u quacky for Of its legitimate members advertise still
the great advantage the unfortunate victims OF venecs disease
lerve from regularly educated ri yscsn devoting his
on particular branch OF the Profession be apparent
DO not employ surgeon to ampuiate limb to
st disease OF the Ito dentist FOR the
eeh and 20 surgeon noted for the of Syph. whea
tst those perfect this branch because they only
occe &c H. Dr. Cooper spe-t celebrated Lock Hoe
@ and he, Tor ten enjoyed The most extensive practice
t,s Of medical in New York Hecan crrr y
most aggravated cases OF syphilis, snt md ea-e nm :vrd
Two to i've days The DR. lt-Ezy tda;tnd phy.cian and
sormed. Ii deploable Of the
h presented thr Dr. where the disease has been drve
INTO the by dpac, break ont again in the form Of
md ucsfs the b0dy the joints throat,
aisht and emaoiaton. The Dr. will u
Tnt q cure, make no charge.
sTNlCTURE.-Dr Cooper hcs discovered new method.
which he the form Of Structure
weeks with scarcely pain the patient Iation
II the urha gd Of the neck Of the bladder,
mistakes 70. Structure By general practitioners
ird crArlaiaGs
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. sometimes called Sc
ninel Wene, brought by habit udnlged in BY
Tn, is, whore freely INDUCED the
pon, dysp emscissu Of the Frame finally ends
cosplets idiocy DR.. Cooper Will effect radical
uth Aad restore the
dat b. inild and simple Of meiicpc waranu
q charge Post paid letter., descrbinS
complaint md enclosing So attended Patients attended ia
nctes or boarding hocss OHc. opeu u 10 At night Re
neb.r - ousn- rtrc-t b.twrer Wd.n snd Chatham st.
irs m
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Shin alnatsra and a
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY

UN RISES. ...7i2t MOON RISES. 20
uN SETS. ....a 50 HIGH wATER..........
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MIR. KNOOP'S FAR EWELL AND LAST


MIR. KNOOP'S FAR EWELL AND LAST
CONCERT,
BEFORE his departure f the SOUTH and from thence 10
Eurore Mr. Knoop bsgs respectfully to Inform his
friends and the public, that his farewell and
Ion,er IN New York will take pace the Lecture OF
the Cry Society Library Thursd,y Evening next 18th
January when he viii be assisted by Of the emusnt
talent IN the ctv.
Mr. Knoop will perform the Vioorcello tho Concert BY
Sphoor-
I'm Nodo d scena Cantsne" played by Ole Bull 1t the
Park Theatre
Concert 20 begin O'Clock. Tickets One Dollar-To BE-
Ind at the principal Music Stores. 4iissm
GRAND CONCERT.
MR. w. A KING respectfully informs his tier DIS and the
w public, that his Concert will ake ylace The Apollo
Rooms on Satnri'y Evening, January 9th. j8 2t're
EOURfH ANIMAL BALL OF THE FIRST CON.
L PAsY NATIONAL CADET will take place at Tam
Hall Thursday evening, Jauusry 10 1914 he
mite trusts that Is only peces'ry TO h- they pledge
the nselves make this equal fovmsR
balls full aud efficient Baud engaged for the occasion.
Tckes 81 zach be had at Tar Military Hall.
Bowery, and e the undersigned comm
Lieut.. T Il Tapunn. Sery't HENRI Howard.
eg't X II Thompson, Sc Ct Chs N. Wilson,
Henry Storey, John f. Bendix,
John d. Dryer. VIVA. H. Mitchell.
Thomas Blood
. Cant JOHN e. HELME, Chairman
NJ NEW'ON, Secretary. jl1 iS6i8 Nsc
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Domestic Importations.
MARITIME HERALD.

Railing Days OF che Steam Ships
rtVCr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-12
St0rb.

9lm Issteu Donnerifa9 in bieier Stabt,
& bbeus Reubcn, Sobnlcin bes
Waj. R. Strcus, III cinem 2llter bon
Sahr 9 Ronaten unc Ia9en. Sci Der
Seeroi9un9 hieIt Der @brw. Sor. Cubs cine
trcitreide peid,enrece, Iber eincn Ibeil ees
soften Serles, bes 4teu @apitels @p. Sob.
Pm 12tcn Wai in gSabaih @auntD, Sill.
ucis, al ben @idtern, Sr. paut Steis il
Scbn oeS Daniel Stcinin9er,
frilher bon 2eda Saunty, in eiuem 9lltsr bon
33 Sabren. gIm oarauffolgeneeu Gage wurs
be CT beerci9t, BET tpelher @elesenheit Der
@brw, Soerr Seudriif lbcr Die Worte -
"Dein 8rucsr fca aufrrlfeben," preoistc.-
Der 8srftcrbene binterIies cine Bittfpe uub
mebrere fleine SSinecr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-12
Snit'S iIlIA thIIII

Soerr gBcbiter wurte fiirslid eiusuloecn,
ciner Whi9 8er1ammlur9 in Wemphts, Gens
nrfTce bcismrbncn ba hcrIclbe nidt einjus
trefen permcd,te, 70 lauctc er einen Brief,
woriu es bci6t:
"ge wIrce mir unau6iprcdllihes Sergnits
aen 9emodt haben, 70 pirle Burger cicirs
Staa;cs rcrfammelt gu fcbcn; ober ea es
mir @cIhdfte niht crIauben, 70 muB id, Sic
crIud,cu, ihre oeriammrltrn Srcunce mciner
3hcilnabmc uuo Witwirfun9 su DerIdern.
Was in 1910 9etbau purbc, it ncthwenoi9
nod, ciumal III 1914 aettan 81 tperocn. -
East ms bcSbalb friih oaran geben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-12
Senbet Die Sofumente i'll llmlauf
Sur :s7a Gents Bis ,ur SSabl!!

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3eitsur Wirfun9! SIR MAIDEN
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9lusbrcitun9 Der Dcfumcntr. Sd,ift uns
pirle Subicrtcnten. Irlfmcitcr fInb acs
frBlid, bsaufra9t nit Gjclc cntbaIienr 8ricfe
oil 1rnder frci III i!bcrIcnren.