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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
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vi all te diseases te which the human frame ubec
none are more numerous and distressing thar
deTs diseases hereditary and ,hs salt rbsu
and similar affections are handed down from parents child
rem ooE many successive generations Thee affections
are not only exceedingly troublesome and ANNOYING in
sslyes put have ithaito oseu ncuabe Some medicines
and moces o is true have beer found sll-v
they sappear aitsEa partial cure and rage with
renee ,naR ever We we're hefe prepared subsct the
psteSios Gl Sa1oss aParila to scrutiny We
a.5 Saeuy and eTtlcs examined the claims OF The
efficiency Of the Sarsapa-lla peparsd by StssTs sands
ofk l. PToved By sat=:ctory tes,imonia!s from the
ighSt authority aud are recorded in which has e
the Isdlcai cure Of patients who hays srsrsd for aEs
"ioat alley iaon o their misery. The medicice pre-
rred By an elaborate chemical process, b which the
i've properties OF the Sarsapaa extracted fixed and
With other eflicien: remedies.
rrP45ef and sold whossas and retail and FOR e5por;aon
corner OF Broadway and Ghambersseet Sold also by A
b. SANDS. - Fulton, of G od-street; and y
East broadway corner Of Naret-street Prce per oottle
sl9 bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
~U. 6. civ Despatch post

: O =. Nlty DtSEIHtCIF c USt' NV1IS7'1cI'ee
Of the near approach of Valentines Day Oath nst extensive
have been made and every pecauon has been
taken insure prompt distribution of these annual Tokens
and with view osuard AGAINST the possibility OF
rDet by delay desirable that the those whom
they are to addressed together with the um6fE Of the resi-
euc the name of and the whole address be DIS
t;nctIv written III full Ii suggested that the approprl-
ale method be adopted 4gg these Aeme9tos BY al
They can BE- obtained the Upsraud Lower Post offices and
Al ali the Stations &c each 81 2 box Of 80 stamps
fel0 81 JOhN LOhl'tf.N p:>-All:l-I' / W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
g.. FARM EOR SALE AR PEKTH AMBOY
SANDS,S SARSAPARILLA

FOR THE REMOVAL AN, ;, pER1MAlNnEST ~, ln eyre
fSFz u aASfy if{S fyaAfHF & fH e 81 sfsTH& azS0D
scRoFCLA xisc's Evil RHEus.rlsM ossTIsArE cCrA'
NEous ERUPIoss. FGMPLEs, OK PusrULEs or rHEFAcE,
BLorcHss sILEs CHRONIC EYES. RING
OR TETTER, scALD HEAD, ESLARGEMENr Of
BorEs AND Joi:Ts, sTCBboRS ULCERS,
sYpHlLIrIc mpross, sciATIcA OF LuM.
and diseases arising from
Judlcous use ot Nietcufy, Ascitcs,
in life. Also Chronc Constiiu.
tiona Disorders VIII De
moved By this PREPARATION.
The attention OF reader respectfully called the fol-
lowing certificates However great achievements have here
rofoe made by the OF this invaluable medicine yet
daily experience shows results sui more remarkable The
prorir0rs avail ,heelves of the opportunity saying
IL is Of satisfaction that they made the
means Of relieving srch an amount OF suffering.
ELIzABETH.TowS. December, 2, lai3
Messr Sands CENT viii saE gadttuss 69t yGSt our
benefit nave received from your Sarsapaa have reen
many years afflicted with The breast and Tor
thar had n-shy covered The Whole o-4st and for maay
weeks reduced with the loss OF oooa ana the pam o
rff-ngs during me whole than can tell
WIKI the advice OF my friends called two Of the most emf
nent Of the place who recommended your pfepafa.
non Of Sarsap4ra knowing OF nothing sat would be as
kely,o help which adyice readily received snd BE-
f When ne to take more had the third
bottle was Ike aao,her p-rson BON IA hsah ana strength
the wound entirely healed IL il n very Favorable state
sad Its sa he; Il the M setd msg I'll ind M
alone give IS the wish OF 'he IqS {Sgt 5i1ad
am the niece of Euuice Woodruff have bern brpugh, up
By her and know what she states De true for have had
ali the care oil her through her sickness.
'-' ' THERESA DENTON
am well acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
su.on previous OF Sandss Sa1apara aud have
witnessed the surprising effect produced by and the,e
''' MOSES ". CRANE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, le43.
A. T. SANDS Co.-Genten-n: J have used your EI.
tract of SasaIiia introduction this city IL
gives me pleasure to state have found it to answer
angune expecrtons believe be the bsat PREPARATION
Of that vaiua5le article in With much
JOHN WHlTRiDGE, NJ D 4s Gay Etrset
Prepared and sold wholesale asd retail and for
BY a: B. SANDS & co. Druggists and Chemists Ir,nr ,
York. Sold aio by a. g. D. SANDS DTuxglssts, nc, -
Fulton street; David Sands * Co. No n East o'3ahHa
OF Market street. by Druggists generally through
the United states Prcs 81 per bors; SIX bottles Tor - "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

YEIILLIAM T. JENNINGS a. CO, Drapers
w aud Tailcrs No. 23 Broadway American Hotel, Top
pose tie Foun,an) solicit attention invoice Of new
Goods received per last steamer direct from our Agent in
London, Consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES in yari-
ous styles splendid SILKS and SA TIN for Dress Vests
MERlHO, VELVETs. SC. with large assortment ofrica
Silk and Satin SCARF5, CRAVATS, HANDKER-
CHEFS, GLOVES, sUsPENDERS, DRESSING
ROBES. &c.
We would suggest to that from 'hi' additional
facility we shall be able TO supply early date with
all the novelties Of the London and Paris markets. and sustain
reputation the establishment Tor the moderate pcez
which have ELECTED liberal patronage since the adoption
the ready money system By which enabled 70 fur
nish garments om 25 30 per less than omerlya
feature the establishment which commend it 10 those
requiring articles for immediate use the addition 10 our
stock Of Of FIRST quality ready made garments
including suronts Cloaks Dress and Fock Coats Pana
looms dnh Vests, &c. f3 lsG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

IC[iCoMsTocKs ExTRAcr OF SAHsAPARILLA, for purify
Ing the Blood &C. price 30 per bottle 81 per dozen,
IN as large bottles that sells 81 per bo Court
land St Also the On TASSIS for BooTs, SHOES Car
rage Tops, &c keeps all leather WATER PROOF and
doubles lis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
ga n +

Ships George Washington Liverpool; Duchess dOrleans,
Hasre; Winnegance Havana; Clinton, Havana; Maranna,
Ap,echicola.
Rarks Marcslla MaseiIes Mason Barney, Buenos Ay1s
Brigs Belle, Wilmington, G.: Gayeson Galveston; D
mon, Charleston aud number OF others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Snip Henry Kneeand Andrews, form Glasgow, Jan %,
mdzs and passengers. Hogan 6; Min The board.
ed yesterday off the Hook by the revenue vessel Ewing who
supplied herwilh working the vessel up 10
the city.
cotton order The boarded yesterday by pilotboat
John Davidson, off the Highlands.
Brig Gen Wilson Miner from St Marks, Jan 49, cotton
+ Hurlhu s. Co. The g w is at anchor in the Lower
Bay
u revenue cutter Ewing Lieut. Hunter from off
the Hook assist aud supply vessels arriving the coast In
distress.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Passengers Arrived
Inthe ship Francois T. from HaTe-Madame Galet, and
26 N the steerage.
In thc sch, Sru. from Sarannah-Mrs Akin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
Justice 20 Ireland

Justice 20 Ireland
a REPEAL BALL will be given at Tammany
Hall on Monday Evening, Feb r. is the proceeds Of
winch are 10 90 the treasury of the United Irish RePeal
ASSOCIATION Of this city Tcsets Ona Doiis EACH had Al
I. McGlvray, III Water street
Murphy Y Hear2ey, Chatham str..t
P. CiaI ke, So Henry street
john Collins. 81 Sprtr. st.se,
T. R'ey, 25 WiIlett street.
And of toe undersiSnsd COMMITTEE
Patrick Clark James Hughes Michael Conaoily
James Bergen Michael Dcran Patrick Ccogan
Joseph Murphy John Collins Aiichsrl DoraT Jr
E.tw. u DELANEY Patrick Riley Bernard OConnel
James Boyle Loughn Dugan Mchsel Brady
Andrew NcCabe Michael Newton John Rilsv
Owen Clark John Duffy John 3. DNsyer
David VI. Sassl Nicholas Walsh Law. II. Elannlgan
Thomas Foy john HsnDe.ssy Francis Fillmore
VIM Green Daniel Cooney Owen Cuuan
ThoS Whee'an John Ward Michael Murtagh
Patrick Burke.
F CLARKE, Chairman.
J0HS CLAEEr Jr. Sscretarv 81 5tisN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

T-CoSSKl', MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. from 81 Cont
land street. will of the following complaints viz
BURNS ScALDs. EgSipeGs Salt RcuIa Ciibldins, Frost
ed Parts Nipples Piles eIthrr blind a bleeding Sores
any Kind Sore Eyes and LIDS Spratns Bruises Ring
U0rm Runro,tds BROKEN BREAST, all Corns, Sore
Throat Barters Itc al! ard aings. THIS
Gle costs nothing unless cure n any casel 1t Is given
the
SrpRISc's CoRpIu is sold at Nos Murray st. os #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

READY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
~ FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c.-E1tra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats, Winter Frocks Sacks &c Also, extra
and medium ty Cloth Clcas for sale 23i Broadway.
ol3 isGf WIN. T. JENNINGS aCO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

HAyRr Tuesday, oh January.
Oar Cotton Market has reapsed into dull state Tie aG
counts from the Interior being favorable ana al o"
prices the quoted Saturday last YET ef
IS tn OF holders. dcu; dsire 10 effect
Yesterday the toalnoun Of the eEly nuV
bsss Our stock has hat increased The Logan from
New. Orleans, and the illiam Goddard from Mobile came
In with 1886 bales.
Nothing importance has been done in other
Produce. Talow fiat Whaleboue is worth 3f25. There
is retail demand for Hops S5r. Potash quoted sci 0f
and Pearlash iif Carolina Rice CROP is held at 22f
2tf for HON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
vTHE TRUTH WILL pREvAL-DOCTOI

who wish TO avoid the Pc
nay of cent pay their Taxes &c the Col
lectors Of the sevsal Wards before ha 18Th inst As
the law requires them charge the addoaper centage after
that daein order 10 prevent aad mistakes
hereby given that the Books prepared by the
who the only authorized collect the Taxes
due aud the only persons who give the proper
for the same when paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
CLEARED,
ARRIVED,

Bark Potomac, Beam, Hull, Foster s Nickerson
Schr Eleanor, Jones, Havana, S & J Chappci.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10


HARPER " BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH
ON FRIDAY MORNING
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VALUABLE NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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From the Fifteenth London Edition. 81 certs.
NEW WORK BY SIR GEORGE LEFEV RE
Popular Hints for Preservation from Coughs Colds and
Consumption. London Edition IS cents; our reprint Ia
THE LADIES' INSTRUCTOR IN CANVASS
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% Engraved Patterns. London Edition 81; sur Reprint,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

r. Church. Festival and Fair.-The ladies Of
,h h Church. under the Pastoral OF the
Rev. Dr. Wallace. will hold Fstiyal and FAR to I'D ne
FebTuarv 1914 Vaenrine Day. in the large and splendid sa
loon the Of Charlton aud vaIlck streets hel1s
tsnts viii be served both afternoon and evening 10 eV'n
confusion and satisfaction vsters, the large saoon
will b. appropriated exclusively TO music promenadnZ &c
and each person Will be seated and waited By t Re
ma Managers Tickets be obtained Al Ailles MUSIC
boris Confectionery 293 Beecke sest al tins ofc, ana az
the door of the Saloon the day and evening OF The test
val. e..
The New.Yorl Association of Am;eurs, under The drec-
ton of M Naibe have kindly volunteered their ercfs on
The occasion. 10 ots
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Il. o. of @. F.-The members of Mutual Lodge
Room To-MORRoW, Sunday at 9'eiocS T. ~ TO pay
M last of respect deceased brother, AMEs T.
KTcHIr Brothers OF the Order generally Invited TO meet
H.. H.. "' CHARLES J. HARRIS. " G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

REMARKABLE CURE or CASE OF CossUsPrI0S AND L.
vERCoMPL.IST CoMBSED-The io!owingis 1tractfrom
West Point Feb 3D. 8i Dear sir: Yours Of 9th nit has
Just come hand You will rscoect that the day when
you Office, showed very fast and upon the whole
was very disasrseabe day. ,=a caught violent cold
which reproduced Ill the symptoms of M dculles
BALSAM OF LIFERW0RT: the pain left my lungs, my
cough ceased when t severe pain the fifth ceTvcal
tebra extending down the spine, and The sub scapuary
muscles the result carbuncle Of malignant cha
rscteT Bnsam OF LveTwor h5s operated upon like
charm; have ;2ken the whole OF the medicine which
ceved from you, and have pain in my lungs, my
liver performs well, and have doubt but that as many
more bottles would perform perfect cure Reader
testimony is from physician and clergyman lhe original
letter may De atte Office the Bowery. Persons de-
siTous of purchasing this medicine cautioned against
counterfeit article oi the ayr,ise being for
sale SriDg street he GESUISE prepared sni sold
only at the original office 37i Eowery and 2S Maiden lane
aud has engraved ae with signature of Dr. Leeds az
fixed 10 each bottle prevent Price io large bet
tbs 81 50: small bottles 5! each
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

vety taken the lead Of ali similar remedies. The experience
thousands ateSts their excellent effects. After
the disagIeaoe and unhealthy humo expelled from his ys
5nd Il, ' ~ Ut aus otl sl ,oie ruucs,ons' J m
pain departs and MS body becomes endowed with lis woned
energy and strength while the mind rapidly assumes its
nal vi-or. Reader such article is Wrehs Vegetable
Pills OF the North American College Of Health They not
only cleanse the blood and other fluids ali impurlt but
they impair. vgo to the constitutions which life
aud vgor the whole frame The oaly requisite to
be and get hs genuine.
For sale at th- Principal Cice, No. 2SS Greenwich
CAUTIoHAs comerieits abroad, avoid ali stores of
doubtful character and be particular IN all cases 10 ask for
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
Offices devoted exclusively the sale OF the medicine,
wholesale and retail No 238 Greenwich street, New York
No 1873 fremont Boston, and No. lG9 Race street Phi
sGe lpbia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
GENERAL COMMITTEES
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
~ Is ALR "a ,...: 6 ,,.,,.

g VI = VI IT 1hNNI' III Il = tHL
n FAIR. Eyssy Day and Evening this week.
Dav viSlterS admitted the evening face
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTlONS.
PARLOR ENTER TAlNAlt.NT, or TABLE TALK.
with other novelties and eccentreities b. DR.. VALEN-
TINE.
WONDERFUL FLUCIDATION y of the science of AN
NAL NlAIiNETISM with numerous and laughabls ex.
periments by Professor Smih.on, +. Il 5. 5.
CELEBRATED COMIC MELANGE, by Mr. and Mrs
WESTERN snd Nr. TG. BOOTH Mrs.WESTERN'S
FIRST APPEARANCE.
CHINESE DlVERTi iSEMENT, after the manner of the
eminent performers Of Pekn b. The ycun: Wizard OF the
North, SgGor FRANCISCO
YANKEE COURTSHlP by Mr.. and Mrs. Western.
BOOTH
~, r g. SHERMAN, the beautiful ballad singer, and LA
: SEitlIO the admired danseuSe, also engaged
ALBiNO BOYS few days longer.
me OH QNt.s.N. the NEST surprising fortune teller
IN the world nay be privately consulted ali regard
nG fASI, PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS
Performances every evening halipast o'clock and
Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons at Sociock
Tickets q Scents children under years q ccuts
Twenty-Five cents extra for private consultations with the
Gipsy Queen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

BOARD IN BOND-STREET.- "A Par!or, with
ID Bedroom attached and or wv small rooms with
CRATES, let, with Board, Sc Bond JIG lmis.
WlNDO w SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Spruce-st.
CHADlS of all descriptions wholesale and retail, i,
oSIgn Banner aud Transparent Painter order.
Jl6 imis BARTOB x De MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Clubs and others may supplied with the Junns ITaes IN
any quantity atthe publishers pcs al the store OF
* PECK, Booksellers, New Haven, Con. IS 3ti'
T. Seventeenth W:.rd.-AG adj enrnsd m1@sElnS @
Of hs pmocaiirWhlE Cs Club OF the IN a
and Eirst.s;eet on Monday Evening bruag l2h 'li
O'Clock Punctu4 attendance paitena I g.. -
and 70 transact such other BE- present
ed te the meeting. JaCOb aCht-f'' tfeSt 20,
InsrPH kEEN. SecEstarv. / ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

sassa LIMOS LANDS.-lG00 of good Land,
.vreil located within miles Of the ourshng village Of
IL Kankaiee the head NAVIGATION Of The Illinois
For terms apply TO ANTHONY j. BLEECKER& co.
cOT No. RJolJ street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

-uyer,s PtIIs.-The safest cheapest and most eff
" Emv Medicine In the World See numerous testI,
rba General Office of Sale lao Fulton street secoad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

1r-a HOUSE AND LOT FOX SALE The
e two story brick House and Lot No. LOG EIddge
seet-Lo IS feet front BY G7 feet deeplouse IS feet
front by 90 feet deep modern built with marble mante fold
Ing door &c Ii not disposed of previously vii! be sold at
Auction on the ltth For particulars aud terms Of sale
Inquire of Ruben Bunker No. 90 Pine VIM H. Frank
i'm No Is Rroadst IDf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
; The INVISIBLE Wig 50 clossly reseEnb

~ Vhe Invisible Wig 50 closely resembles the
rss head OF HAIR that scepcs md connoseuTs have pro
nounced 1.-THE most perfect and eHlraordina In, e,oG o. me
The great tins novel and unique WE
its being made without weaving which causes is
so CLOSELY resemble the natural haIT, sot IL
trsxs and natural appearance defy etecton rs tex
re being so beautiful and so eS that all cases
~ evaporation uEimpede and the great eViii
,is1 Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and connoisseu
are alike invited Inspect thus noss and beautiful VIZ ana
I = EhRRY lao Broadway, corner OF Llbertys,.ee, up
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

,,rpIOR COIJRT Before Judge UANLEY
sIsn,i rlaacis Copcutt as. B. & J. Newhouse-Ac,ior
aver to fixtures at store ioa Washington 5,
a.sspdan,s forbade him taking away For plJ s9o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Justice 70 Ireland.
HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO give 8 Ralt
L IN aia of the fuads Of the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
AssOtlATi9N an tie syenn, Of the 18th OF February az
Washington Hall Broadway
re Ccrr'oiee have made arrangenents upon LIBERAL
scale aad promise that nothing shall BE- watiag ih=r
par' 70 make the Ball all that should b. do credit the
great cause.
Tickets can he had ef any the Committee The prc of
TO admit gentleman ard iwo ladies', fixed Two
GENERAL COMMITTEE
JoHu Hedman, 81 South O. Nscnsy corner Of West
aud Barclay SIS; r. H Byrue so Wall t James Cody 81
Courtant st; Florence Mccarthy. IS Nassau ST Daniel
Sweeney II Arm James Bergen, Il! William ST. Bernard
Douae 3S Greenwich ST. Patrick Rafferty, IS Columbia st:
Thomas Kelly, s67 GTesnwch So James Damn SIKH Ward
Hotel James Byrnes Nags Head. Barclsy st; Patrick
Moor 30 Division t; Lawrrace Langtou, IS Spring Jo
,eph aurphy Chatham So Michael CIGa, II Carlisle st;
Bran Met ahIll Go Essex of Del1cy ST. trdraw
Clark us Westst; Dsunis Mullen, los Washington Ni
chasi Gainey 25 Prince 81 James Mugan, 10 Grand 81;
Dennis Mullins, 372; Pear, ST. John McBtide, Walker
rer OF EdIse ST. John Kaas Wsshas'on ST. John Hanra-
ham % hIdge st; Johu Munhy Rutgers 81 Michael Con
f3 tti3t 81 P.stt.strert.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

r.,oo,e Crescent rs. Richard Leaycraft.-Action
70 recover quantity of wines. SC, seized under
OF A Warrant al l9J Grand 81; but claimed by Nj
o saws they had been ei, commission Verde; for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
roNMON Pleas. Before Judge IvcLls.
80 Hnrris rs. 8. RAYMOND and Others

11homns J TO' ~" IITVIV VtIICIc-
for entering tbs store occupied by plaintiff
heaO. street, kaockng away the counter, taking the
53 &c and finally carrying off plaia goods
DO" read in Justification that Mr. Harris occupied
NJ .orD by the week. and to remove at time
being sveaalso. that the goods had been taken
days Isnd,o-ds Warrant Verdict for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK, FEBRUARY 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

hr. Leavl;t found nearly all the assets of the Com
pany IN the hands OF Trustees under trust created
!or securing large amounts of post notes or bonds
ISSUED by The Bank for the purpose of borrowing
money Upon thorough examination of the trusts
ne was satisfied that they Illegal and void for
many reasons, and Immediately caused bills to be
hed III Chancery for testing the validity of them.
AT the same time he submitted the whole matter to
the most eminent counsel in the State including
lion Jacob Sutherland of Geneva, Samuel Stevens,
Esq. of Albany, Charles p. Kirkland, Esq. Of Utica,
and Hon. Hiram DEMO, late Circuit Judge of the
Filth Judicial Circuit, who have given written OPT
mons on the and who are unanimous in the re-
suits they arrive at.
According to the opinions OF these Counsel the
fS9 SOLD bonds, amounting al !a! to-. t44 IL
are void, for '1sury.
The 357 u1sod bonds have vitality whatever
as cSdtnstthc Bank, because nsver fact izsusd.
Mr. Stevens SAYS these uuso!d bonds can form no
pretence of Indebtedness against the Bank. These
bonds 5eveed to tie two Banks in ''''S' S'
Philadelphia are void according TO opinions Of all
the counsel, because Issued after the Act Of May
Il, l9:n-,hey are post-notes, the issue Of which is
prohto.ted By thus act Besides, it will be
from Mr.. Leaytts statenen; that these 720 bonds
are held as collateral for poSt-notes which are also
and mat mat teess & pGs',noteS We5e gwen for
This must be a void transaction. These 72o
bonds SO held at amount TO o........ 8O0 mn M
Then come the 500 post.notes issued in Dec 1870
Gtter the Act of May IA. 1910. prohibiting such
issues, amounting 70. -. 6GO Goa m
Then the '8 post-notes issued in November 1870
s-'s, ,, ,Ae same act 22a GOO 90
m The whole amount is s. 7g3 333 90
FIVE TRUSTS TO secure this void, Illegal and
uSuroua paper amounts as follows:
Ss5sRlald Bfs4dd M"91s s9s5S s29 80
Noyes, Yates Talmage. ...... l,C9O, 500 20
-sa,l ,l6l 1I6 50
Other trusts o96,U7i 90
Total amouu. & 0fT Ion 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

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