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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
BRIG GLsANER-Cart,in Doa,e OF the Reindeer at New
Il aei ashore IN. on ~: sssw 81 nc G. os
bu near tamnuth she was spoten sbout the 2sh of
sin' # s G rsg,ar &c aud par, OF her
Cleaner Ansrd m bound 10 Boston it'll carso
81 s ' Sr. The vessel aad the the ergo
su at Falmouth.
NEW BEDFORD, June 8sld Enc. HOLLY NV Co,st: las.
a. ss sss, E' s! IL
Heard from Feb 2 c''':s p s%%s. > 1900 '''
Pocahcnes Of and ON BAIT more for London May TO- 10,
Acadia. from Hal fax fI Liverpool May IOth lat 49, Ion
% sigsy - ia IA Ann: al THIS p.rt s.oos 60,
AZ ba, Rice from New oan' for Liverpool. scth ult,
Aia e. Wc,ssc, from Have for Charle.,On. I'd inst
Chatham fom Boston for Baltimore, 5th Block Island
swi: Boy Of Kennebunk I'm Matanz,s for M.secs. Goth
UT 'A' a. Ion H. Foreign Ports.
% ds . cG ss :,1y dsS' Wilson"
I'm do, "a gouaso d
L ~H% s" and LGa Gsb,
Lake Ports.
CLEvELANp, Jaae 5-Eatd, Atlas, Big log Bug; Bar.
s Tea. d. o1tao Msr Is, s%as t H%%Si
sa sD' Ga Hs De- Cd a1 Re
reie. Arse do Frontier Cobhran do: Richmond Nessn TO-
BuEFALo, Iuse AR eSiaeton, Detr,ot Metchaat d.;
lod ana, TleJJ; Queen Charlotte. Gibraltar; Dayton Yer
m,oa xp,rss Do; kiosman Santusky naependence Gle
vland Relt DEER dos VermaIt do; Ala Etna VBurea;
Cgy Ere; Kent, Silver Creek lid, Bafo Deoit; Julia
aimar, do; Fulton, oiedo Rochester, Chicago.
Home Ports.
FsTroHr, May 3o-an Norwood, New YQrk Ligonia
Smith, Ph ladepa; 3st Olive Jeffrey. NYork attn mat
arr Ocy Dauehpr McDnfie. NYorksd LIST, Esther Eliza
Rice Aex,adna; "a. Oi!e, Jefr.y, st John. NIB.
LII June e--Ar Only Daughter. Mel uie aud Melville
Race Niork ID, Fred Pearl, and Two Sisters, b. ston
binson NYorE '
HALLowELL, june 6-Arr Ocean. Gerri,h NYork-Sld Id
Potomac. j. graham J ork; 9Th, Liberty. Weeks. do
PORTLAND, Jnte 6-Arr ShyIoct, Mathews, Eoolk; 7th
America, trow.n, Nfoik Old Joseph, Lorng Porto Rico
Lydia, ll.lsy Guidaoups.
Barn June sArr Cey lon Tfot,. Havana; 7th. arr Lion
BAtGoR, June Sid tmenc Ellis NIlay.n ls, ,.bs,ss
Billings, NVuk.
BREWER, June y an .mogene, Shed DAYS ffom parb,
j es. C., ptains'k.
fR,SKrOnr Ju.e IA Spartan, lrey, NYor.
rtwBL RYPORl, Jnre 7-Au Co'rut. Nirany.
SALEM June 7--Ar Elizabeth W. y + ,llsielph,,.
BosrOS. Jpns BAR VI naco w ordir- 4 Ca,ua q: IL.
is,e u panbar, tva4a Mars fill, G.y NYork; E,nene
Nichols, li,ukat.nk, Va; Oregon, Wines Presiient
leighton, fhadslpha Uarges len aud Auppst, Nicke,-
ALBANY feitgtphed Mary stanton fm Bamore-S,s.
al for ship aud brigsLi Ellen, Dsve,uI, Liverpool;
chief Brown st Jago; Anna Reynolds Mathews, PhadeL
pna; Chicsasaw. Ksndrck. Bsmors; Zooh Perkins, ss-
en-. Nara9hnset Baker Norfolk; Rowena, Young. freds
Compliance Kelly, NYork-7h, arr Miqueon, Smith Mobiles
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the Steam Ships.


We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessel, will rive
u Comnodofe hoBERT SLvEv, of News Fleet. Report
OF the shipping left st the Port hence they aled he
spekeH on their passage List Of their Cargo any Fo-
ega NewsrpeI News they have will board them
Immediately on their arrival Agents and at
hrma or abroad will confer favor by ssnding to this
once al the Marine INTEL gencc they can optau Nautical
Information of kind will he than kiuily received
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
,, >, B.?adwSy, opposite the City Hall;
AFTERNOON EKFORMASCE5 EVERY DAY,
AL FOR ONE SHILLING.
EXTRAORDiNa AIRY ASTONISHING!
WiO DERF And TnE MENDOUS
GIANT BoY-is YEARS. Si APP OVER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL. DWARF AND GIANTEsS.
GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Xears Old. weighs 40 Pounds
4 Dwarf
BEING THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM
THUMB :!
A GIANTEss. NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH;
EIGHT PEkFOKMERS
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA
eminent artst These pictures hundreds OF
square feet OF embracing the Of the Saa
GhEAT SUCCESS OF THE
WONDERFUL OnPifAN FAMILY,
Or, Penny.beg Vocaists
consisting of Father Mother Small Children
These the Ke,i orrhan Me,odits thy sing OFTEN
eat OFTEN and drink OFTEN.
The following performers are engaged
MIR WfNCHELL the Come Deiineator.
Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTON and Miss
A. BARTON, The much admired yocalists
Mr. CO NpVkh, the Piotean Performer.
Graud Cosmorama Self Playing Neodeon Speudid Picture
Gallery, and 5000 uosities.
U7Afernoon Performances Wednesday AID Saturday, at
O'CLOCK for the the visitors;
the perormanaes To the evening at
O'Clock.
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CHARLEsroN-shio Chsr ston-3 boxe, mdsa Bro,y. Fro
the co-l9 bsss cotton HerkeuD ash Van Dammc20
re, bb potatoes l1arrson-2 pigs EW Gardn,r-l trunk
Dawsoa--i btx Bprret Earon--2 N Maynard- + Wal.
krEi b7ruett-35 bbs Taylor--2 cases Auchinclop
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VAUXIIALII.
Acting Manager. Mrs 1Imm sag. Manager. Mr. walcot

Acting Manager. Mrs Tmm sag. Manager mir. Walcot
$3.50 MONDAY TUESDAY Evenings. June 10 and II.
The Performance will with Srio- Lomic piece
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
Joseph.. -. Mrs Timm Gen Ne u DIR %. Mr. Andsron
NAp'LLG CELESTE
Will make her first Ellses celebrates
ID nee Of ~ Jae0 d. Here's
To conclude with the laugh.nl Farcs. act. OF
A LOVER BY PROXY
tail Car. aud Omabusses and from City Hail. pass
Garden till Gduight.
4 icketg, rs cents ig,c
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOttOE ~ thE fDBLfC.
IN THE BUILDING WHICH BROWN& co former.
> iy occupied having been torn down for the purpose
eecting more comnod,ous stors have, removed Their
Chatham streets opposite Roosevelt street. where nav be found
a'ase and complete Hats ops every s
wcrn, such imitation Beaver aud Morskip HIso
very large supply OF fine Panama Hats Their h Gentle.
mess b9 and intantr Leghrn hats Grnemens ard Boys
10th aud silk Velvet of the latest hisn: Thildens
Fancy Caps Of Cloth aud Velvet new ustferps much
car be purchased Ia this city. VIM. BROWN
mas lmsn 1876 Cha ham OPPOSITE .o,syelt
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
E.RlAL GARDEN
AM PE RIPE L UAl4 FAIR,
Corner Of Broadway and Ann street. opposite the House
T. T. BARNUM .......... PROPRt tTOK.
+. HITCHCO K: MAN auEr.
EUery Day and Epening THIS tpeek, commencing
Monday, June 10Th.
GRAND PEKFOHMaNCES
Each afternoon haltpast ococF, and ia the evening
THE GIANT AND GiANTESS tn. largest ia tn
world may be every Fay from 10 NJ till /; fom til
hali-past 8; and from TIL 10 o'c,ocK p NJ
hr mluayer IS happy aauCuDce with the
ORPaEAN FAMILY Of i've persons all musicians Of the
first class cf whom is tte Miss Of ony wears
MRS. WESTERN, talented aud accomplished arriste
makes her first appearance several mouths, ia huehlbe
ami amusisg CONC uLiO.
AID the lnimsble YANKEE COURTsBIP~
GREAT Wtoft.kN win appear l his Como Y ank se
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his Of
Locomotive.
La Petite Cerito the Dansen.e.
And Others nc likewise epgsggd.
BALLOON AsCENSlbNS, vary afternoon and evening
Fancy CASA Blowing Grand Cosn.orama Beutfui Fous
tam with Croton Water aud Hal: Million OF Curcs
ffom quarter OF The globe
IL Adm,ssion to the whole 25 eents-ehdrrn under
years. hstpriee 70 1css estr, Tor consultations ~ he
G,pssv Quecs. leo re
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL Auctioaeer.
Store No. n Spruce street.

heraat sale, Of Dry Goods Clothing. and Varieties. every
da-, ia the al room. - ~
Outdoor hrsines, and every pt,cn
and promptly attended to- by THUS BELL
je9 ysm Aurt,onasr
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lust IN the ,pie~did lot Of hn Matched
young Mocking Birds full and commenced singing
used by hand g-ne, asd mate bird Any Gsstl men
stweeu Rvirx.on and Stanton will be sold cheap can BE-
en at .ny time during thus week sso an exqui.itely hne
spanish Poodle. t3MsN
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The conract1ons that have taken place in foreign
trade and in the bank movement were almost smuta-
neous, the leading 10 the other The immense i'm
ports in 1886, will be secn made during very
great imitation of the currency both regards looms and
paper issues The contracons have taken place in
all departments Of trade The imports in l5iS were not
quite half the value Of those 1885, while the loans and
discounts Of the banks in 1913 only half those
1895 and the crculatons only about third In 1910
the eonactions commenced both in the imports the
currency From 1871 10 lsi3 the value Of mpotaons fell
from Sa7 94677 down to 500 $50 $685. and the bank loans
from 069 to S2O2 and the Of paper
from 1873 $45 2s9. Since 1913 the currency
has slightly expanded, and far have received
turns we should judge that the mportations for 1914
would greatly exceed those Of lSi3 The imports for
1914 thus far have come in very rapidly much faster than
products have been exported keep the balance
trade on the right sde The result Of the premature i'm
portationa, and the backwardness of exports be
shipments Of Cotton has been kept back this year
until very late in the season. while payments our heavy
eaiiy imports demanded and must be made The cot
TON crop OF leiS with other exporting products will
as soon as forwarded amour. 10 than the total i'm
ports Tor the year. but foreign creditors will wait
-etha movements Of our merchandise Our importers
must pay their deb.s at maturity bills Of Exchange
inr->,s niSis, and the purchasers If cotton &c.
en- the other sde must submit to the same terms The
specie we send abroad will undoubtedly the course of
rede back to again. but during the time Of ship
inent it will create slight panic in money MARKET
that might have been prevented by proper distribution
o. imports through the year. and the usual regular
exports from this country.
EXPORTS OF CorroN FROM THE UNITED sr,rts FROM
cLPT IST, 1885, TO THE LATEST DATES
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NEW YORK LYCEUM.

The Board OF Directors the anpouncipg that
n. r. WILLIS, ESQ
Will deliver Lectu.e Gu
FAStIUN
At the Tabernacle. TUESDAY EVENING, June IIth, at
Oceck
Tickets 50 cents ZACH BE- had the principal Book
stores, at tina Office e he New Mirror Ann street, the
door on The Evening of the L. cturr.
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Arrived.
Br ship Henry Bliss Cum ming, from Lvrnool April 2ah
wi, mdse to Wilson x Brown. >' ''
Bremen snip ETm,. Edyard Sc days from Bremen " it'll
mdse to Noteaius & Paverstadt. ~ ~
ChaIlsson Brown days from Charleston with Idse
to q Buckley WIN ~
with iron. 10 BJoman x huston "''
Brig 'gnoa West, % daya from Apaachicoa with 1870
bales 90 tton 80 sticks cedar l. Maitland.
sch5 f.r DIVE so days fom LIVERPOOL with salt,
schr Lsone Jones. 40 hours from Cap. Henry with mase
with to $ = Ssuther 49,
with nav al stores u S Mite el. 49,
ochr ALseiine 5 I'll dh from North Carolina with
naval stores to r. u rney ~' ~
to J & Bil.gs Wv" ''
schr Mary Am, Ia ford. days from Newbtru Nc, with
pava stores. TO master ' "'
schf fudg Kg. 80 hours from Deep CIR ek with sh ngies
TO master. - " " "''"'
sehr l. Gayer Porter, days from Gsorgs.owa, Sc with
cotton, TO Post Phillips.
Below.
SHIP Allen. Wilson, from Charleston, tn cott3n to
SQt,ru. - ~" e-H' " -
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FO&T OF NEW YORK., June 10.

sUH ni5sS., ss....f 80 NOON R1gFs.,.
Sun sErs... 4 90 HIGH wArxa.s,,...
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LOR sALE2o ono Scotch Fit. B,ick t guslity Ia lots
to suit purchasers, by JOSEPH McMURRAY
je8Nuc 100 Piac street
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOX The SUMNER SEASON
The entertainments will be under the ,oe direction OF
NJ X NJ TCH ELL,
MONDAY EVENING. June 10th. 1914, Will be produced
or SESAME
Or night with the Forty Thieves
Previous to which wall be performed the highly popular and
langhabie Farce. called tire
TURNED HEAD
Machinery MIR Dums. Properties. MIR Roberts.
Costume ..Alrs. Skaat. aad Assistants.
The ar the doors and saoous will be
the diractoi If Mr. CORBYN IRE to the Com
Police officers will be in attendance and the
care win be taken 10 maintain order aud decorum and all
proper iersops will be richly excluded.
10 Omnbuses will run and from the Garden during the
evening"
H7-TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-1
NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establ ,shment on recount
Of WEATHER, The Grand Entrance from Broadway the 81
loon projected and thu New Sacon which is Ventilated
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WILDEK'S PATENT FOR SALE.

MARTtLLE 4 HOLD gRMAN ~ Msder Lrn.. manu-
" iaetner. and imIorers n ornsnessl hair work Wigs,
rorks, Wholesale and retail.
" The 'v-d~ snppi,.d sensible term mfs imsss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,

PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
T5-A6mssion One Dollar, TO all pa,s Of the hoy "a
Doors cp~n bslnst 7perforinsucc 10 conmenee At
MONDAY EVENING, June 10Th
LAST NIGHT OF The ITALIAN OPERA.
BENEFIT OF siGNOR DE- EFGNiS
On which occasion wilt be peri m q the f'ps.a Buas Of
IL SAP BIERE ID siVltliN
Compressed into OEe Act 10 s.c ion Of BEAUTIFUL pieces
L' 'I n'AMs,RE,
SIG ORiNA BORGHESE
Will appear in both Opens Daring III, evening the entire
o.. ratio TrouTe vii arIsar.
Between these two celebrated Operss MADAME OTTO
Will appear IN kay0rIte Sceni
Mr.. kORfONAf, the eee rated Hungarian Dancer, will
APPEAR on this occasion, ia al OH ,insi New Dance
MILE DFsJAt DlNo will apIesr ~ Two Dances one nf
which set- before ia this city
Signon De BEGINS * sANQUl.ICO wall al.o perform
in costume New Or and Scesa aad Dueo from the cele
brated Opera Bafa II Mstr mono Sec eo, BY Cimtosa
No Opera Friday. Monday closing night Of the season
NJ e.-The Box Oihce . open every d,y during IN.
week, from 10 O'Clock A., until o'clock NJ. when
SECURED for the Regular
transferable frice $40 for Twelve Representations.
Subscribers not securing the OF tickets placed
~ Tor the sfason-not Transferable.
Stage lanag-r... MY. Weiis.
public especially Informed that the Baths have
been newly arranged aud fitted up style and are
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

Boxes. .25 Gents p,t... i21s Cents
The old favore John SETON his ergagemen
his a,famed ch rec Of j.m,y Twitchsr in England
being he three bundled and iff,eth time
GOLDEN FARMER 1850 49,
Ate, wt,cn grand Pas de Deux by Nc D. L. Carpenter and
To cudr with JACK SHEPPARD
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WANTED.
GIRL who 'ress sair and work we'll at her needle
IA A ~ Y AZ oHic 3fsf


"A A.py stth ; offcs 03tsnc
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
GODEY'S MAGAZINE Al ID LADY BOOK,
July 1871
IL would be mpo, sble the ub her further increase
he popularity OF his Zine, is well known
that It'll
THE PIONEER MAGAZINE,
After which al that have ccee led have copejbe neisr.
ty OF tse copies being greta pail able
and wait Of rigpalIty c. IL axe O.
FIFE ZEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
catering for the publc has enabled he Publisher OF this
gszine to Judge what will phase public tase
A NEW AND STRIKING FEATURE,
And one that will be much inquired after by The imitors will
b. the introduction %
VIEWS OF CsLsBR pLACEs WHERE
IN The UNI ED STATES.
Engraved by Air.o Jones' engraver 10 the
APOLLO ASSOLlATlUN
Also, will shorty APP
ILLUSTRATIONS OF EVENTS IN AMERICAN
HISTORY,
From orgi,a designs OF gIta, men by F. O. G. barley W.
Croome w. Hamilton and Humphreys four of which
following popular subjects:-
The Lady AID the Arrows and Gen. Let.
An Inc ldent in ne Life of Gen. Marion.
First News OF he Battle OF Lexir gIon.
The Gall ,ntry Of Mol Pitcher.
The price Of absorption is 80 pes amman.
WIN. M. CHRlSTY, Agent
is0 1T No. 2 Astor House.
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SU MMEIL HATS.
THE CELEBRATEU GOSS4 MER.
IMPROVED.
WEIGHING FROM III on. TO u Oh. PRICE $3.50.
"a The eeebraed SUMMER hATa SO highly popular
~ during the last offered the ,ubI,c,
much improved Thy are tn. LlG TEST, Mos 4
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAPEST HAT for warm we iher
heretofore worn In addition TO these qusips they
TON ON. the ohject,o,s 70 yhch pan mas Legborn &c
equal TO TIE Braves The sle OF trimming also presents
another advntsge beng Of material which prevents psrspa
ton hlir oils NC from striking throus and ssilug
O'ntenn wh? have won tnem er dete mination
The subscriber ress fully socits call and examination
Of hsir merits.
Summer Hats = w. ''
TENNIS Gossas,er' '...21oz. to 3Ifoz.
- or.
Ordinary Black Hat .6t2oz
Also large OF Panama and other Summer Hats.
j. ". GNNiN,
- Hat and Cap Establishmrnt,
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PARK THEATRE,

Boxes. 80 Cent. pm...2 al Gallery ...l2x
Mr. Booth as Sir Giles Ov reach Second night his
eng7gem.ut
MONDAY EVENIN,. June ~ IN be performed A NEW
WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
To conclude wi h THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLD.
IN LOCKS.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the subscriber at The City Hotel the city
Of bpv he morning Of tie TIL nstint Car fag,
containing 50 "a mostly in bills of The deaomnlt
and lG's Of the II banks vz s. 835 Of the
Hartford, Connecticut
The pc;ed of having committed the theft i. sup
posed to be about d of 5fee nene height
broad sh uders full chest and dimiphes wnwards
ar dark, supposed to have o-en ored
erect ON he op a. his he d. his couaenanes jd and
cheess giving indications of intemperauce.
last seen WIS dressed in dark frock coat grey over
coat. md black hat 49, "
The above reward will be paid the dissection of the thief
and the recovery Cfthe ,pey, by
WILLIAM McKIE,
Sa'rm Washington " Y
jsIn2Er-c n MrKie 81 r. i,r street New VII
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WINES, CORDIALS, AND PRESERVES.
NAPOLEON CoUaTiN, 1ssss Fultcn street. iago.ms
~ that he hiss received b. the late ships ON Fauce-
iol baikes Chalie, Wine, so cesb.sted by him.
100 bake Cbamlnigre, of various brands.
10" baskets Sa ad Oh
lot, Escorted Of Pat.s
DE Eors Gs OF strabury, the Tru.s Of Peris ord
diffefcatsZe
Puf.s o. PIigDTd in bottles, half tiles b,x.s made au
wa de Champagae aux Ia Ssrvietts. by famous Che
VT from ans, 'zed by all the Europe
And also tor sae, his are Ci,ret tom
Bodesnx 10 Casks hlf casks by per Burg INDY
yn,he, aud all kind o. Coidals ard quo-s Pcre, Sa.
Gruyere Cheese sc. j-lo 9tsodsrc
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~M LADIES, LOOK AT THIS!!! .cFN
~ JOHN EDMONSON ~


~ JOHN EDMONSON, ~
TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFACTURED
Resp ctniy ilforms his Trends AMI me l. dies of Yok
that he hes commenced business in the tine at
BoEeiy avig Just ned of EngI sh
Italian frscl Won, tnoce Al EFT. American fhAV
htfN HI : and L inning; Misses and Ihdfeuy umu er
Flas, Ribbons, DIVERS sc &c.
j. T.. conhdntiy hop's. from his long experiences in
above iee 10 b ale to suppl as ord
tory m,nrer. Old Hats arfuy cleaned aud pressed and
altered To the newest and most fashionable style.
49, I'm dy<gy-ec
IN NEAPOLirAN LACE HAT MANUFACTORY,
S&p No 9s Di.I ion strtet-R. CRAHM respectful, TO-
~ forms the publc, that he ged the
ana sa ufdct1rng the AZ fashionable aud ele-
glnt Bonnet aud has hand els OF
rins patti rus OF lace in the approved shapes
hey are the real Neapnhtin Lace aud warranted
cean " II as Tuscan Ladies W II please call
the bonpets aad viii b. sold prices yet o.r
ed T. the public
ALaOA be7ut fn article OF style Of goods. suited
Tor mourning and ecoGd mourning ho ealc dealers
surp led with ats aud b, AID at REASONABLE pncss
traham s cpotlnu bic ich and al Tusc nd
straw Hats IN her well known superior ie OF bleaching
winch the c,or old hats IN 'oos white
witn the straw leaving suipu SUIT H.
rat B~a,hed and Prsse for Nillnes for 50 dozen
Pfessin, atone 81 SO per dozsn.
An excelleot Press ug Mach ne for sale. is 3w'js
Lt,.HURN AND pALM LEAF II us
M CHlLDkkN's LEGhOKV AND PALM LEAF
S&DH ATS ilk and Llse Tread Gloves. A mpcte as
'''' A. Nv. MORRISON,
Jei lw'Ic 53 Broadway, opposite Nibio's.
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WE'LL WORTHY ATTENTION.
PLEASANT APART IErTS-Furpished or uufumshsd,
with or without boaid be oba,' 10 26 Dey
hote who deire 10 live ard quist with
fort md enemy are invited TO call. j-i03t-nc
rooms With PANrRIES ATTACHED TO LET
~ With or without Board in healthy eeiiehtal
the city near stage thin thirty forty
the Washing'o faade Ground Also three four gentle
be aecomm dated th Board b. Rooms
mole ate. Aplly at 20 Amos str e. is Iw.rc
"a TO LET-A Cottage. on 7lh aveane. bstwe u 25h
E.H and '6th ST Gets wit grounds 100
.A&a Caps1tfs sh rs by % Also, Lvase era lots
OF nd ia that ", favor BILE aud promising
large reu ms t. pc sons wishing TO Duid Esquie
= Of the Is ~rrc
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WYCKOFF'S SALOON-Onrosi'e the Gust m House
w The bas@men serves up he eattI 1t l. not To b.
oras,d Many. nsy. tn majority Of onr nuspss men ae
cImgcllsd perfect hufrc haste; the
ctn DELAY ey Ouid be Inclined spend hour
he table Wyckof Sallon Is precisely tie place for such
1eu.mea 10 patrouz, Plates, knives forks y rouod
nth astonishing ocy They come ara % lisemsxc TINS
"a bee &c the aendsn act What i, sspenoe
81 ling for su meal ABS, lutte nothing 60
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LIBERAL reception. O. WYLKOFF.
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pnts. bales. ess 100 9t 40 800 Sc 55 1901 s7
See line last year 338831 3g7 9s5aG Sc 1877 O7
Same time year before. 1850 393i SO 587 1859
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lssssffgSI .zsi ALBANY DAY LIN. at oclock, A. NJ
For Albany and Intermediate iandings-The
a<~-s-aEf~E- emmodous stearnl oat SOUTH NMERlCA
Capain r. Irussdell will W u leave the foot Of Robins
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
Commercial and Money Matters.

-Fbr sales at the Stock E-change and Commercial
Matters Last Page.
The Stock Market continues very buoyant and
nearly every description advanced, especially Ions Island
aud Paterson The former 2 per cent and the latter
2per cent State Securities all hrm
The Exchange market is inactive, and quotations
nearly nominal. Sterling si Francs 5 So
The capital stock of the Ramapo and Paterson
Road having been reduced by the NewJesey legislature
and sufficient subscriptions having been ob,ansd to build the
oad operations will commenced as the weather
favorable.
An Injunction has been obtained against the Nor
ich and Railroad by the Trustees Of trust made
to secure asum of DUE believe 1852 The trust
pledges the road aHd income which income the Trustees
have obtained the injunction TO secure.
Freight engagements for about 5000 bags Cotton
have been made to-day three transient ships having been taken
up at 7lsd per b for Liverpool which decline of Sd
The Quarterly Report of the situation OF the
Banks OF this received ftom the Comptroller
The totals show Of about millions o dollars
az compared with their position in November and contrac-
on Of some hundred thousand dollars compared with
their position IL August last The following comparative
statement shows the in the different items