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In remarking the position of the State debt the

In remarkng the position of the State debt the
vernon gives the following details
The above constitutes the whole Indebtedness of the
State he Id abroad and for which bonds have issued
The bonds for the first named, include interest to
July ls45 On the general fund penitentiary delin
quent tax and University bonds the interest has been
mostly paid to this time On the remaining bonds being
for $1,000 issued for the companies named the interest
since July ls4 remains mostly unpaid In addition
the above the outstanding warrants upon the internal i'm
provement fund, amount to $34244 and by appropra
TONS already made will be increased $50 0OO for
payment of which, with the interest that has and may
accrue, the State has sufficient resources except the
unsod portion OF 900 Of land granted by Con-
gress in 1884, and by which it is hoped that they may be
paid On the acknowledged bonds of the State the ad
nua interest payable after July l. lS45 by the terms of
the act Of March, ls43 will be $2O54O So and if the
warrants issued aid authorized be issued upon the in
terna fund be not paid by the lands of the
State the annual interest will be little less than S2lO
The amount of scrip outstanding besides interest
S73563 which is liable to be increased $433O 49, the
amount OF unpaid warrants on the general fund and will
also be liable to be further increased by appropriations
the present session of the legislature About sos 600
will be required to pay the balance due for ron pur
chased by direction of the act of 2st February last
payment of which the net proceeds of the public works
are pledged"
From the collateral securities taken from the Morris
Canal and Banking Company, the Of 500 500 70 has
been collected during the year mostly from the mortgage
upon the fixtures Of the Long Island Railroad Company
The remainder OF the securities and deem
ed wholly worthless to the State"
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mo- al KNOW NO SUCH WORD AS IMpOssIBLE,n

03-"I KNOW NO SUCH WORD AS IMPOSSIBLE"
exclaimed Napoleon in to of his officers who
reported certain region Of the Alps to be beyond the
power OF man to scae-and it scaled We have seen
many Of disease. and it seemed beyond skill
OF man or the Of medicine to cure and yet the vic
time that we had mentally given to the tomb some
OF them now fighting their way through the world with
more vgor and energy than can boast. They
their lives under Providence to DR.. Peters. He like Ma
poleon, knew no such word impossible" and charg
ing the various forms of disease with his medicines he
frequently drove death from his prey when the fatal
row had well nigh left the destroyers hand In that ma
gazine OF health comprised in Peters Vegetable Pills. We
geabe Plaster and Medcaed Lozenges, may be found a
for every durable complaint that flesh is heir
PRINCIPAL office l25 Fulton st.
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On the nth instant Of commissions, LOUISA WOODBURY.
daughter OF Pulaski Jacks, aged 81 months.
Her remains will be taken to Elizabeth Town, N j. for
interment The friends Of the family and those of d
Price invited TO attend the funeral this morning at
O'Clock, from III Wooster street.
On the 9th instant, Of the Group, SARAH ANN youngest
daughter of Isaac and Cornelia Martin aged months
On the evening Of the 9th instant after a short and
we're Illness MARCUS of John r. and Bemira Schlumpf
aged one year and twenty one days
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APALAcHIcoLA-BrigA labama-27 bales Lawrence
Tnmbe-78 do Grant Baron-i00 do Collomb * lselin
a do order
ST MARKs-Brig st Marks-li bales cotton Hob ook Nell
son Gco-s0 do Nj Anderson-2t Grenway Henry Smith
IA ii " airing Son-27 do order
SAvANNAH-Brig Svaanna,-l76 bales Bron.
do Gnyes-l5l do Woad-93 do Macy & Hodredge-
1873 do q Me'-90 rice De auney co-eO do Deyes-
ter Whitmarsh2 pkgs mdse lIyng-1O bales cotton
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&c THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE THE ATTEN-
ton OF their fellow citizens to Public Meeting, to be
held this evening at o'clock at the Tvoli Saloon,
OF Varick and Charlton streets, the subject OF
reform in the Post Office and reduction OF the rates Of
postage Several speakers will address the meeting.
New York. Jan'ry. IL, 1874
Brown Brothers & Co., David Vandervoort.
T. X. Collins, Lawrence Reese,
Barstow Pope & Co. John A. Underwood,
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ospoS-Packet ship Switzerland-C Combe, of England;
phi,. " -
LvLRPooL-Packe ship Rochests-D Lucas Esq. rof 68th
light nfat try; Allen of Tppsrary Ire and: Green.
ad LADY, of L,ncashire Mr. Hesse of Derhyhre Eng
Rev MIR Relmer of England.
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In the ship DC ssiled Yesterday for New O-ans
ton; Mr samuel Gr,sl Of Phis,%dslpha Ms Harrison
VIM Crane and Mr. Samuel Shields Of New York; Nj
Cha Vandeahof of Eng aud and Mr. Edward Ross of
Orlears.
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JAY: -2a5 shas Reading RR. aet; 200 Girard Bank
sf $4,000 state S. 1893 ss} 20oO do c&p 6 81 shares
Wilmington RR l7b; $500 Wilmington 6s 1855, s3i;
shas Northern Liberty Blk. IS; III Wilmington RR l7;
20 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bk 2li; $500 City 5s
1867 1885, 1000 do 1882 l0al % shares Grard Bank ss
100 Norristown RR, 81; Is Wilmington RR liz; $1,000
Wilmington RR 6's. 1858, S.
SECOND BoArp. Jan. 1870, 400 State 5s esp 6a,;
shas Camden and Amboy, l04 60 Girard Bank sb $500
County 5s 1860, 97 1000 State SIS c&p3d 64j; Is
shas Reading KR 26i; do 70,
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On Wednesday the 10th instant, at the Canal street
Church Ivy the Rev II. w. Dickinson d. d. JOHN j. HARx
NESS to Miss CLARA Var RIrER, all of this city
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Ship Catharine, cry ca aeston, @ suon-Barque. Ma.
FRANCESCA Rose, Havana Notemus Pavenstedt; Betty
Craft Rotterdam. Schmidt Balehen soPhy, Durham, Ant
Ts,p az; Ga1ei Allen oh. p"st Philips; Nj
Means, Tobasco, Nesmith Walsh Emelin- Fish Por Leon
Hurlbut Co; Fuller, Cobb Savannah, Dunhaia Di.
monTpSchss A,aIic, Purne,, Wilmington; McCrendy 4
Arrived
Packet ship Switzerland Knight from London 9th, Ports
moth llth and the Start l7h, with mds Grnne, MIN
turn X Co
Belgian barque Harriet 60 ds from Antwerp, with mdse,
Gerding x Kuukelman.
Brig Isabella Drebert, fom r Janero. Nov &C. Will,
coee to Mason Thompson Experienced heavy gales from
NV ever since 9Th of Dec and rough seaay to for
st OF the time Or 9th Dec, saw foretopsa schr scud
white ball in the centre-suppo ed her to Re- from Baltimore
bound to West lndies lat 81 ", Ion II, so, w.
Brig Alabama Dudley 90 days from Apalachico! with
ton. TO StuTges Il & learman
Brig Black Hawk, Robinson 60 DIS from Rio Grande with
Brig st Max W,lamslo DIS from St Marl'. with cotton,
Brig Savannah Hawley DIS from Savannah with mdse to
Sturges X Chairman
brig Cahane Fraser 81 DIS from Sydney. with cha
drons coal TO II Boggs.
schr Only Daughter Tucker DIS from Lubee with pa,
ter, to $ w Lewis
sehr Banner, srorer, i2 days from Portland with potatoes,
to master.
scbr Hope Eyre ds frankfort with potatoes to the
Schr Maria, stubbs digs from Newport with mdss to
master.
Scbr Empress - days from Nantucket with oil, to J
Macy Son.
Brig Warrington, 81 DIS fin New Orleans.
Schr Erie, 10 DIS fin Turks Island, with salt.
Schr Caroline, FIN Maamoras, with hides
Telegraph reports brig b low.
AT HURL GATE-Schr Banner. fin Hartford
sailed.
Ship Oconee, for New Orleans.
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Jan. 1l-6 p. M.

Stocks again the advance. Every description is
up; Long Island improved per cent; Canton Pa
terson stoningop Harlem Ohio 6's, u Indiana
I; Kentucky Il illinois Norwich z North Ameri.
can Trust Co. a Ohio Life and Trust Farmers Loan
u Mohawk and New Jersey firm at previous quo
tasons. The sales were very extensive. This shows
reaction of from half to six per cent in day The
brokers are in good spirits again. and the excitement will
stronger and stronger until another panic overtakes
those that get deeply involved when the just
abandoned will be iagan. The movements in
stocks to-day fair sample OF the ups and downs OF
this species of speculation which ruins dozens where
makes one.
The Potomac Insurance Company of Georgetown, D. C
have declared dividend of fifteen per for the past
months of which 10 per is carried the surplus
fund, and the remaining per will be paid to the
stockholders.
The Bank of England in their quarterly average make
the for Dec compared with previous statements
as iollows:-
B ua aaoScS SscSc isos3ccS sa Goo
The a1t return shows decrease in the circulation Of
fl33OOO and increase in the bullion of f25OOOO Mo.
ney continues very abundant in London and the rate of
interest rules very low.
The Committee Finance in the Senate have reported
a resolution for the ndefne posponement of the bill in
troduced by Mr. McDuie, week two since to modify
the existing rate Of duties foreign imports
cord with the standard fhe compromise act The chair
man stated that he had been instructed by majority of
the committee report the resolution the ground that
it their belief the Senate forbidden by the const
tuition originate bill Of this character The Commit.
tee Ways and Means in the House will open this
subject by bringing in their report The political COM
pcxion Of the Senate may possibly the alterations
and notifications in the present tariff that required
The House will undoubtedly place the standard
revenue point than the existing The only thing
that VIII influence the Senate in passing bill it
VIII come from the House. is the poverty of the general
government and the limited state of its resources Should
the Senate object to the abandonment of the protective
clauses they will doubtless submit to any addition of du
W on articles now entered Free for the purposes
nue. The general government not be abandoned in
It's extremity The receipts equal the expenditures
TO prevent the accumulation of larger debt The pre-
sent tariff does not and will not under any state of cur
rency in this country pay the accumuatng expenses of
the government. This defect in its provisions re-
qures instant remedy. The object of a tariff first
Is revenues all other expectations should be abandoned
for that important feature II is in all governments
considered the principal for this tax consumers
The second of tariff is for protection where required
that merely incdenta it always appertains to tariff
laws and is merely made secondary nature. These
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1t will be that the increase has been gradual
through period Of six years during which the
has been contracted more rapidly than before
perienced within which period the greatest extremes of
paper circulation have existed and notwithstanding all
these powerful influences the quantity yearly consumed
increased nearly in the proportion the population
These two instances criterion for all others of ST.
milar nature and the result Of levyng duty such
tcles would be steady and permanent not sub
ect to the fluctuations most other articles Of import exh
bit but n from customs that will gradually in
population enlarges
The ofthe Governor of Michigan to the Legis
ature of that State that the total acknowledged in
debedness of that of the FIVE
million loan, including 100000 loaned for the Aegan
and Marshall and the YpSilanti and Tecumseh Railroad
Companies, with interest, for which new bonds have
been issued will be- the first day of July 1885, alto
The outstanding bonds of the State
For General Fund. ............... 500 900
For Penitentiary,. ................ 10000
For delinquent taxes Originally 81, OOO).. $4,000
For University. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
For Detroit and Pontiac Railroad Com.
pany.. 49,. ....... -. 100000
For Palmyra and Jacksonburg Railroad
Company. ................. 10000
Total. $3.50 ,OO5
n ann tha ttinnn hit 1aht
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This article of luxury is entered freea duty twenty
per cent is proposed which this single item will go
towards making up the deficiency in the revenue The
addition of duty to the same extent few similar
items would completely supply the revenue and the trea
sury would be able to provide for its liabilities fair
and just duty on tea, coffee sugars, wines silks cigars
and all those articles Of daily consumption among the
higher classes would become popular, and not effect any
local interest By referring to the above table of imports
it will be seen the quantity does not vary much
the great fluctuations in the currency within the period
designated would warrant in expecting that
created in every other article not necessary food from
long habit.
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o. GAS CONSUMERS are requested to attend
Public Meeting the Shakespeare Hotel Of Duane
and William streets, Friday evening next, the 18th
instant at O'Clock precisely to consider the efec-
tive of obviang all the evils universally CON-
planned off, as to the price and other very serious obec
tons, relating to GAS.
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C. THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE THE ATTEN

BALIIMoRg: Jan ll-Sid Rochambeau, Griffith. West In
York,
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o. THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS PUBLISHED
to show the estimation in which the Metallic Srop held

! z
to show the estimation in which the Metallic Srop held
in Europe =
PLACE L'OpEoN, Rue Racine, IS Paris.
w. l.. Carter Cutler the King since 1924 and to the
Royal Navy late inspectori Of surgical instruments
the British forces.
MIR. GDoRoE SAUNDERS
DEAR SIR
It is with pleasure have to you of my entire
sfaction of the last consignment of the Metallic Tablet
Razor Srops which received SAFE consider you have
now brought them to the highest pitch of perfection and
other Razor Strops manufactured the continent |
know OF none in England possessing the advantages
You know my sale Of high priced considerable
and your strop is the only recommend with my
razors continue to receive the hattering testimo
mails Of its merit not only for razors but for most kinds
surgical instruments
Believe me, dear sir, yours truly,
VIM. l.. CARTER.
The original of the above be SEEN with certificates
from Cutters in England and also from the first gentle
men in this country 1t is the article that received
first premiums year after year. at the Fairs Of the Amsr
can Institute. G. SAUNDERS.
Inventor and Manufacturer 1863 Broadway
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TO MARRIED LADIES,


MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS
M -Iho.e Invaluable have been universally adopted
Europe bu France patio plaT for ards Of hi
well BY thousands this beng only mild
safe and eicac remedy for married LADIES whose health Tor
bids too rapid increase Of family
he resuits Of thr adoptor the happiness the health
often the life conate wife and fond moth
touch hii The limits OF advertise
parents but the future happiness Of their opng Is
bu well krown tina, the families Of the married often
bevond the hpnes those who them birth would
dIcti la how instances does the hard working father
hroug bout their lives tuggTg the of incssan labor
toll but to live and living but to toll when they might have
snjryd mort aud aiue and aud tel
have weigh down he sirt and Il s bohei the attn -
virtuous Intentions her fterless offspring from be
coming deg aded objects of ohartyo progat vofsrs Of
Eveo though competence end plen smile how oer,
ss the days the kind husband aud father
OF his BOSOM she nal reached the OF
thy-ast sinking into premature grave-wh the certain
Of himself being early be eft OF the ne ~ hts Joys
End and hs young I'D helpless chidre OF uose
deiug attentions aud watchfu socitude, which mother
aope bestow uneqneuty when least able to
support the h,art-rendng affection il cssinbe hsn,-i
moralor increase their families regardless OF
themselves, the well being Of their offspring
when simple, healthy and certain remedy is within
CONTROL he advertiser feeling the importance Of hI. subject
and estimating the nes resulting thousands by tn
adoption Of prescribed by her would respectfully
attention Of the married It's consideration Is II not
which subject by simple
and healthy within ccntrJi Every dspasionate
aud ghelei mind, will unhesatngy answer IN
the Affirmative
FREE five dollars package, accompanied with full and
ticuIar directions
Letter, % be ps PAID AMI ads';sed to box S6o"
hours from A. Nj T. NJ. Boston Office No. Essex
do 2m'rc
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rsh s .s Of PAR r. seh Gd and aud anchor Boston,
PRovIprScE Jan AR baltic. Allen. Mobile; Paragon
d apsasheoa Capt says his ves,s was %, ssho'
and she BROUGHT ao cioSda!ds sanhen wharf and
assso% 70 Hai 1"s Hsehn stoSda %'f n Noioi
Chpsres. I'm Savannah
D.; Ts.ss ss: H.
,R,eanoso, jan soA@i Tu.earora. Smack NYork-sld
.s Hon j Jane s 3ScIiiY Cci CONSTITUTION u.oup
WAsHiscroS, NC, De. 2s-sd, NJ NJ Fowle Reid. West
s% a D. S"'I IVES. si iais 'i
% s% s SYss Szy.s: T:ars Bar
%sE fsst D'ssi Sr SG;SH r9 Roy SY'
LiyegoaI; ADRIAN (BrJ Hunt. Barbadess~Belew Lovis,
SSsf 'RsS bssx .1f ma
ThS srdsto Dcss
las; aS"don Ds sG1S T bnaeh,5d ososs;owa
Case, Collin. Havans; Sarah Brown. Notion NYori~Am
E FWss; Xy fEss s @s?S M
'1 s%1 Mf ps vrnf S sGsSa TYLER
s York i Ef a%au u s". G r Boston ss a. 6.s a'
S SSSe BiqwS % Ba%Sie JANE JAIME. %.st1
psy ds for RGston; CenrsasY [Bi Tu"ss for Lverpeo;
%se ai'%'f Fsei s'd a s
% ya wf 81 S af S a sS
Robert Wst Johnson. Ids sfss; Tustcr ds for
lGa Hover se'A a sHs oa S"i
sSS%%eFE1r MsTs'or S Boston. d S
sT Yc5i Mf5ths kia. nan D:nusSs lds for Be!mcIs
M ds nnS, oa 1e wS , CoHs p pS R o
land lds for IN Horg seh Helen Sears log for orleans
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Ship Masters ana Arents
PORT OF RNw YOnn, JANUARY Ia.

SUN RISES. ...7 rs MOON RisEs... morn
.......4 81 HIGH WATER. / I6
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Qy- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the permanent of Gonorrhea Gleet huor abus
and all diseases urehra These pills warranted
TO cure the most proracted in shorter time than
any medicine at present known to the medical faculty
price 81 per box. w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office OF the College of Medicine Pharmacy 95 Nassau
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nI7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York is confidently
mended for all of debility produced by nduL
gence or excess Of any kind II is invaluable remedy
impotence sterily barrenness (uness depending
malformation) bottles 81 each OF hall
dozen So packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 95
Nassau st. w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Herald Marine Correspondence

OFFICE oF THE RHODE IsLAspER,l
Elizabeth cy s y.
and leaks badly at sea- win proceed
Banner stors ds I'm Portland for NYork with los. Of
deck load FORECAST and squaresa boom Sarah, staples fin
sh y YSiIan Heath, FIN Providence for NYork; Tecum.
Misc ellaneous Record
2PAcxEr SIR STEPHEN WHITNEY. for Liverpool. will
sail to-day Her letter bags Gpins ia the Exchange
,urg anchor in the Nor River, off Jersey City, came in
fti9g ice which carried her down the Bay far staten
Sen. CesvnsI-spokep goth u off Hole in the WALL the
ScHn ME1Go Weber, of and I'm Salem for NYork cargo
e iGS s o hs e of
,psho;s ST. haze cc been saved and soied Her
had ordered immediate sale wreck and
sHr ARAn Gordon. FIN Liverpool for Mobile sprung aesk
IA np p5G Gss"oss 9Th & with o feet water her hold
Boston, and reported sid for Boston, Dec 81
Whalemen.
ne Of New her
sIrpIcAS, Jan. SID, Quito Chase Atlantic Ocean.
Spoken
Eugene ds fm NY9rk for Trinidad Dec &c. lat 80 25 lon
stafford i'm New Orleans for NYOrk Jan 7th la, a. 40, Ion
Helen, from Georgetown for Havana. 9th ut of Orange
Nerluns Peach, I'm New Orleans for Boston, 2oth of Man
lila a.; Reef. Min. r. p,,.
Amazon of Bath IL DIS I'm New Orleans for Liverpool Dec
a3d off the d iuble Headed Shot Keys.
Eoreign Ports
DEAL, Dec Arr Hayannah, Resolution, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH,. Dec AR Oscar, FIN York; Hercules, from
LONDON Dec 9-Cd out wards Harmony Mobile; Seraphfn
70, NOrleans.
GIBRALTAR Nov 28-Azelia I'm Trieste Nork which put
here the e2d inst eaky, discharge to repair
CANTON (Macao) Aug 25-ln port, Talbot Storey,
Chiffon, do: Panama Griswod, NYork passed for VAN
poa about oath
CADiz, Nov l9-Sd, Cults Baney, from New York for
Leghom.
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o. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TuRE-for the cure of primary secondary syphilis,
and all complaints arising from mercury-guaranteed to
Single bottle 81; in cases of half dozen $6-pack.
ed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office of the College Of Medicine end Pharmacy, e5
Nassau street
w g RICHARDSON Aren't
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MEDICAL-DR. BELL.
DOCTOR BELL devote his personal attention (daily unit
oP to the rmoyal Of private diseases IN every slagr.
All suffering under proacted cases aggravated unsucc
fully tr~ated by peented or pretended prac
lab under the distinctive effects Of quack
and all Who the of hing
the consult DR.. always with guarantee
Persons contemplating marriage who have been ths subjects
Of delicate diseases consult Dr. Bel with honorable
hdence Post paid letters describing the Of
distance. have his prompt atte alton Dr. BIS rstment
expose suspicion aud well Known TO be safe and
Private Offices 81 Cedar doors from Broadway.
Jl2 ltsrc
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FDf SALE.-Tv- founts Of Type, Minou and Nonpsne.
L whch have b-cn used on the New York Herald. Apply
Al thus nhcr. -.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far famed nod celebrated Pills. from roruVs
perceive, TO be obtained IN this Sc
ment the last column, fourth pare.
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AUCTIONS', SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Adctioa,,s {
(Sfsre No. So finn slreei.)
Friday.

r.
At 10Y o'clock nj the sales room,
Large sale Of nly valuable asonabe dry goods OF all des-
crpdons
Also choice lot Of srpe and fancy dry goods, dlanes
ks mnslns calico, shngs linens sheetngs ner'nos &c
eoihng tIiake cutlery, hardware fancy and pledg
Also Also .ao Mines liquors. segau. teas. &C.
a. ~, yai's sulrr London cloths IN remnants
aso eavet lett aud pilot do, and vestings
a,so Oo sack pilot the bsst
Also, 100 shirts, auantitv Of hosiery &c Sc
Ass iarse lot OF beautiful fresh drv goods
bossr' splendid fine gold watches ANAL boxes imperial
TEA, &c NC,
order of PawEbTokers and oth~rs
SATURDAY,
Al l01a o'clock, at the sales room
large quantity and second hand furniture Of all des-
criptions and in fine
Also piano ortes, paint as cut glass china and plated
ware cutlery teas vines MS and various
articles.
MONDAY
At InL O'Clock in the sales room.
sale of Paintings bv Cataos ue-Also 70 piano foe,
superb quantity of pledged ewslry late velu-
able lever watch and chain. nue guns, &c.
~ BEvrry facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will be- carried
busiIesa live Sales will be regular, and returns
prompt this establishment der the charge solely Of
r. T. Ann