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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

IL TO LET-The three story basement House
;T No LOG franklin ST. Two par0r pier glasses Notts
with the house Inquire of WM II. HARRISON corner of
Church and Fulton SIS. Of w NJ II. ONDERDONK, No.
ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

A-A FOR SALE-A neat two-storv Dwelling
::im House, large Store Smoke House and Barn, stu
the Of the TWO principal streets Sing
sing, near the upper dock. Applyto
mt2I:u A 7. SMITH rs Iiberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Schrs Manchester, North Richmond, ALE Paxson; j..
w Kmpton Osborn Norfolk, Surges Chairman louisa
ma March Antigua g. Whitaker ;>Rienzi, Benson Marble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Dai Ne8fsstaut fstkttA tsHt ~ srHHii
eoasna, az tsf supsrfuf 3ltH w sp lftt itst ts
be Vpssi ~ 40 size st fftel tl '4t tstaisf % 't Hsf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

DUBLiC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sale
OF property for unpaid adyertised take
place the 18th Of June last postponed TO Friday 18th
day Of April, 1871 at u O'Clock the City Hall
Street Commissioners ofhce, Oct. l2th 1913.
ole Paw 6m JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Pasaenrey.S SafIc(
MARIN e JUU RNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH 25-2 T. NJ
CLEARED,

Ships Roscius, Collins, Liverpool E. X Collins & co
b. nary Foster New Oheaus, Stanton Frost Elsafe,
julius Liverpool, II. ~ Peck Co. Massachusetts, Spear,
Sesrnith Il Walsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Nss SUBURBAN RESIDENCE TO LET at
E:iE; Rayenswood, with view OF the cy.-The place
ISLAND now in the occupation of Mr. Moses Allen Apply
to w. H. HARRISON, No. 1877 Fulton-street III II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ss 10 wood land-26 miles from New York, the
-. pike road Babylon miles from the rail road On the
Farm good House and outbudngs; attached the Farm
good Dock and eli the privileges Of the South Bay H.
quiTe on the premises Of GEORGE w. BRYAN, of
SMITH * CASE. l27 Chaham-5treet. mills I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

AA FOR SALE OR TO LET-The Three Sto
E:;s ry and Attic Brick Dwelling House No. 50 Second.
street III. Lot Is % BY ITO FEET the ionse p by 30
AppytG the Howard Ins. Co. 81 Wall ST. e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

BRILLIANT Mlpiyre. Brstol Me- for PHILADELPHIA June o.
AT. Noh. Dem'ng, Pictue; Foser, Lancaster Bangor;
York ''sN' " ~ ~"
BnsroL June 1au Three Brothers, Piiman A bany Sid
NhwroRr, June s--Arr Howena. Williams Ocraeoke
Nsw LONDON. May l0-tn Betsey. Moves AZ DIS I'M Straits
OF Gibraltar with 1900 hair seal skins. bbls Gil Heard
I'm quo d,te) Ceres. NLond1n bound home.
NEW HAvEv, June 9An Pacific rreseott, Albany; Louisa
Hoover EIandyw,ne Rayn Williams. fhad Amanda,
Wells Kingston; Umpire Kelsey, York: Francis Ann Rowe
81 KIT. '
PHnApFLPHIA, June ll-Arr Gen BOLIVIA Berry, Bangor:
nsei Aexm der, cheuygsld; Maria u,ey, u bs Fai
hver w lhonpson, S.uaTt, do: Midas >tor,r NHaven
Frne-s Fowler Albany; Surveyor Hoack do; naa rsrke
Curtis, Troy N.Y. smta, ivs; Princess. Racket. and
S,a,n, Tim: ,oneress, Brown; Surplus Nchos Larkp
Lhurbuek, and Peion, Hatch Boston; Steward Ross Fall
BROOKLYN, NY
RICHMOND June AR Grand isllnd Lecount Boston; +,
tr Oserton Jersey City; Gen va Robinson Thoma,
ton.
CHARLEsroN. June 8-sldF A Brown Westbrook we,
lod Ars III Alliance Tu, ker HavreApr 3Oth lat Il
80 loo IL B. supplsd Bf br Can dian with pro Tn,
Canadian out i6 DIS IN Coast NaAbar bound
May 9th and 18th from ou 10 u.s. TO AZ
oergs until It became oggypre'umsd have iassee
more a. The hermomiei atood n the from 81 to Sc (F
up 70 lon 40 Also ar Arson, BaIkiAsn NYors40 miles
Of Cep Henry the schr ule &c Kingston Mass waite
legged She had been fallen IN with re- as she was ~
her sails apcoors, SC Also Julia Mar h., rnfha
Nfotk-in at vs.. Ion 6 80 FL tie creek Of
e. OF about 100 tous with poop deck-she u of
and apaed to have been Wooded iousiy us all of he
standing rigging, SC had been tlkel from her.
MOBILE, June tod herr W. Shute fr Boston
. NEW ORLEANS June 3 Arr McRea, Stewart, st Ann
Bay, l.; sew ors, Wright, tiaiveston.
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sal n. Aucuvuser.
BY II. ~ WILLARD,

:, :, 3U9 BfUtdway, Duane
n r " wi give his rsonal sales Of
Household Furnure Dry Goods Groceries, Be for per,ons
reli' quiAhrg housekeeping or business
ss eted Ia all the goods aha have been
sold and delivered
Liberal ash Advances made If required on OF
every description consigned In sale m2l I'm. IN
HitHLf sINlSttD ORlGi NAL OF PAINT Nt;s
- JAPhN PORCELAIN AND FURNITURE, AT
A'CTIO LEVY * SPNONEH will sell Il No. 80 Duane
street % Wed, esday aad Thar. mornings, at o'clock.
the l2 an - June tntiIe eighty highly nis
- ongin o Putngs Original japan Lag kered POI eel n
Zen '. geo aniqpe nd rare cons'iog OF lge aud 81, u
in ci,nmerrrG- curiosity; r ties; cohs Set &c rh' "a
Da Woodes Wue consists Of Tables, richly inad in gold
dvasate5 stands eradons; uque Chairs nl lid
cui1usl' Cannet W IN drawers; Qpadne Box sc This
colf c,ion brought 70 this the sh, NneeDe.
fr m Amsterdam anda of The ri hest of The tn
century and form k-ut III cosc ion Of antiquities by
III T. Prnies.r k'eyn nh TX of ieydeu in Foll I'd They
WI he ady Tor ~ with catalogue, Wedre.day
On AT the above VI where those who be OF
uchitg their co lection eirg their
VT TO exam aud iudge f. Themselves 1851 tl&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.

PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE OA4LEhK
Broadway opposite the city Hall.
ME II bENNET1.... ..s.''.' MANAGER.
POSITIVELY HE LAST DAY Og THE
GIANT GIRL,
Who avea a bsav by The O'Clock Inc
Performance This afternoon at Three o'clock
Al kOh ONt. sh LLiNU
EXTkAORDiN- RY ! ASTONISHING!
WtO ID khF u l. sd 4 q f. MES DOUS
ATTRACTIONS
FAT GIRL, DwhsF AND GIANTEss.
a CLAN GibL,
kopitccn iears Old, we. chs 40 Pounds,
Il DWhRF'
BEING THREE INCHES -hORTER THAN tom
A c,ANr.as MI IhtMs vsv rv.r man,
sPLEND D PAlNTlNos OF 1He. Cos ELABORATION
OF THr. CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA!
Destroyed durEg the late Riots Taken the apot, by
eminent ntsL These pictures hundreds OF
square eet OF canvas embracing the whole Of the stage
woEDGRFUL OaPHAN FAMILY,
Or, Pennybes Vocasts
consisting Of Father, Mother. Small Children
These the Rel Or hsn Melodilts they sing DFTEN
- eat OFTEN, aud drink OFTEN.
The ,,ol,,owTIng geti,o,mers ere engAged-
a. bAkION, he much aduird vocalist
Mr.. CONOVEh, he Pio,eaa Psfiomg
MASTER RATILtR
Graud Cosmorama StlfPayng Meodeoo s,eudlo Picture
Gallery. and 5000 urositieI
~Ai,eraoon Performances WecnesdAy sard Saurd,ys Mt
oolocH for the convenience Of the day visitors
charge to the performance To the evening
o'clock. mf6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1874.
No business of Importance was transacted In the
House to-day At an early hour Mr.. Bdack an
nounced the death OF his colleague the Hon. A. II.
Read one OF the represe na ives from the State OF
Pennsylvania After neat and appropriate eulogy
on the character and services of the deceased, Mr.
Bldack concluded by offering the usual testmo.
mails of respect tor his memory which were uhani-
mously adopted The House then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

On the 18th instant Francis Kahn, Of East Chester
aged S.
Inc funeral VIII take place at his residence Thurs
day the l3th at 10 O'clock His friends and acouaintan
ces are respectfully invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Cotton Market.

CHARLESTON, June S--Yesterday disposition wos
evncsd heart ofsevera large holders reduce their
stocks, which brought purchasers into the market and
about ALSO bales changed hands at 10 fc decline on IA,
rates current prior to the receipt OF the sdvcas
The reduction Is by general, and in the present
state Of the market have thought II advisable TO con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

The greatest increase 10 in the amount of merchandise
coming ito the seaboard. The returns for May ls44
snow avery great increase in the movements Of produce
&c over the same month"; lsa2 but in many instances
there is falling of from the transported in 1913
The total amount for May 1874 exceeds that for the
month in either 1912 or ls43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Foreign Markets.

MAYAGuEz May 2l-Sugars-The crop for the past
is nearly all sold and but about fourth re.
mains on hand Cofse-All sold. the balance now here
W aiting a vessel expected to take il of,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Domestic ImpOrtations.

New ORLEANs-ship Margaret Forbes tbef re rerored)I
NO. TOBACCO na-265 busaes hires 100 bbls t,ow
wood ID hda tobacco bses hemp Her Lee. Cr2f
o., p9ii Gtnh -2s6 90 nks Pouck'o0o pigs had
40 a.rnwaI4 hide terc"s and barrels Dominieh
PerIin--60 bxs Howla d-7l bales Buck cn444 IBIS
Ike 81 c,.ts SIN, ~, william. Co.'S bids Van scbck
I'd m.--45s bhi Suydam Sse co461 bbs IA casks esg
Cburehmln Robert 70 obs y II Gbson274 bb's II
kegs Fatrnlp pc Taberi5 hits 30 bales 10 ck order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

AMERICAN. MUSEUM.
1EitiAL GARDEN
a. N ID IL h & i Y Al FAIR,
, 49, Corner OF broadway and Ana .tr-et.
i. II. BAhtU VI .s....-... rEOPRI TOR.
HlTCHCO .K........ Man AuEn
Eury Ddy and EUening This Week, commencing
Monday, June 10Th.
GkA.SD r1-i<k UISNANCkS
Each afternoon, AZ nall uciUck AID the
HE GIANT AND GlANTEsS!
Are to be en- every dly fiom 10 Uc.ck A NJ til M
from TIL 81, aaa iroD t,i 10.
Ohtnh.AN FAMILY OF NOCALISIS
Ole ~ whom
LITTLE NlSo OF OsLf SIX YEARS
fcengaged by eIsa. desire.
Mn Wster Great Wese.n La Petite Cerito and Others
engaged
6ALLUON AsCENsl ONs very afternoon and eyeni ing
Fancy Glass Blowing Grand COsuortna. Beautiful Eou.
tam with Cfoton Wster. and al Million oil Lurios
from ever quarter OF IN gluus
- Admission whole Is caau--shiidrea under trl
,eaa. nall priec. jeonc
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yITYCKOFF's sALOON-Oprosi,e the Cu.tcm Hou

WfCkOtt's sALOON-Opposi'e the Custc m House in
w The bassmstt, The rathles sty not be
'urras,,s Many ,sy the majority Of orr husnss.
elled 10 get nnes perfect hurr,c thew
c,nt delay eve. If shoud he Inclined spend hour
mnble Wyekohs Saloon Is precisely the pae. for 'ueh
Gentlemen To- rat0uxs Plates, tuvrs and FORKS Nv round
al ast, nshrs 'eoey hey corae aoa ii.emsEe Thus
bee use the atieuden Whist l.
~ lnG tor sur ent meal Absolutely noh;rg DO on-
~ ala % Wickoh In hle he would sciu Is ,he thu.
ID Tal reception. q WfCkOtF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Finsr BoARD. Tuesday, June II loo ahIs Wilmington
RR so % $50 do do 25 80 do susquehsnns Canal 50
$500 City SIS 1876 cash l0o; $40 900 Tennessee S. 80
II 80 DO do bot Il 80 do do Dds H. $1,000 Tennessee o,
LIST Jan s6t 5000 State SIS III 20 shares Com Blk hatcher
~
SECOND BoiRp, June II .-375 shares Wilm II d 10;
$50 do do 20 100 do do 2A 800 do do 20 100 do
DO 25} $4,000 State SIS b 577i $1,000 do 8 II.
$1,000 do ds III 81 90 do III $500 Annual
ls46 So 100 shares w. 8 Bk et so do u 40 do Naviga
tion 40s; l75 Id Grard Bank b 8, III; ~ do do llt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Foreign ImpOrtatIOns.

NuEvITAs-Brg Brolh@n3 hhds molsssex cases sega r,
a3s bundles palm leafs leIees honey IS legs mahogany
cfochs dn hhds 5000 % copper
Foe40 hhds sugar ~ hhd poasses Holt Owens-43 ca
segaIs Spoff rd Iilerton s Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
KNICKERBOCKER BOWERY ANIPHI.
VAUXIIAI.L.
CASTLE GARDEN,

he Prnpreors Castle Garden been ged by
the vey attsrng they have received the past
are happy 70 announce 10 their and the publ generally
tnat they hive III cted, tho III limited " l
Sit NON HES aICO, az kao~n Throughout ia spanish
ndts. the Chiid oi Ar Also, 10 d. MENIIO QUEnE-
faU the most mlsncent baiLir Sal La Loraa vail
ane place on EDNE-DAY rVENlhG. June 4, 1914, IN
ne open Garden r. her wlth .isplly Of ire " ork..
IyfoechIic At,ts 10 the Garden Isaac Edge Jr and Vim
ot.non long aad well known he pusiIc Exhibition
commence at o'cio ck reci.ely
n Evening t.ntelts will cgmmencs with Ssnor
teurco term Throughout and the sp,uish
the Cnid OF Air from rrai bearing, deI erIty and
wonderful skiIi on La Cords Floating Rope
linen he VIII EXHIBIT the striking AID eu
enecls ever tempted hum beng. so, Lo
e. ware au, tie most nsgIDcent rAl La Corde,
1ghs Rope Dancer, be This much esteemed
w ap,ear as God OF the rahen Ny tboiogy Bnd
oapsnetu al Assembling OF tolOed NJ Lights
ceiing perfec oayg around and aided Martial Music
ne VIII perform uft Classic Movement SIXTY FEET IRON
the krouna Absolutely maxi the uueard Of aad almost
eTediba ascersioa ON Rope OF 40 feet, perfectly
oi every spectator.
Interim OF minutes cr Promenade and Refesh-
meats PREVIOUS I! eoamen the Display VI Fireworks
&c ock when thu exhibition viii mmence with BriiIant
Bns,ia Lights Ma S,sa4 Rockets Gold aia, tue
beautiful and sp,-udii ie@e called Rockets
i'm saucssona; TIE oeauunl al magnificent .ce,
the ,.binese Psntain Tie
The Ner foE Bass Band. under the di OF their
racer M Lohi "a, IL e ana Will perform OF
new and hvofi pieces fr which this Band
SEASON gu aciOers are fequ-t-d to present
the " nef gate An eu ~
ant rem W all offensive Characters.
Aa.olttsnce 20 cent children haltprice j2 ltsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
New Stock Exchange.
state or Trade.

AsHrs-Pos are in very fair demand and we continue
oquote 81 %. Small sales of Pearls Mt 81 So
Corros-Jbere was an active enquiry to-day, and
about 1000 bales were taken for orders 500 bales were
also sold for remtances, in consequence of the high
priceo Exchange and about 300 bales taken by
making the total transactions about 1900 bales Freight
also engaged to-day for about 1000 bales shipped
from first hands. The ship Yazoo is full.
FLOUR GRAIN-Still no change in price Flour IL
are little better demand, but believe asors grain
Is DUH Wheat ranges from 90 70 100 cents Corn As AZ
cents; Rye 50 81; Oats 80 81; tenesee Flour 81 SOL
The following the statement of the produce recev.
ed at Albany from the commencement OF navigation
the close of the first week oil June in ls43 and Is44
ls43 1914
Canal open, May LIST April 18th.
riour,. 1890 bbls. 336 l62 brls.
wheat. .......".. 1922 bush. AGO bush.
norn'. 5000 Fl" 1922 ="
btity,. 524 " 1896 E"
HW-Ihe receipts quite large, and the stock on
nu very iair Common qualities North river bale sell
ss wanted az 81 33c. Prime 40 Soc
fhoFsoNs-The market to-day il very dull. We quote
PRIME fork at 30 ~ o 50 mess do So a. 5O beef
country PRIME 81 10 SO, do mess 50; city prime 81 70
kegs. ' NN Wv W
WnrsKEY Prison bbls are still held Of 29ic with very
moderate sales HN' -
REAL EsrArE-The following sales of real estate were
made by auction wv
Lot in 18th street, between 9th and 9th avenues
Ao' '0JoiH'iB' sumo s'No' .'..''.... l,2i0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

At Philadelphia, OH the 9th instant, by the Rev o
Douglass Mr. EDWARD II JohssoN of this city, to Miss
RACHEL BAKER, Of Southwark
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Passengers Arrived.

the Storage
NEuvIIAs-Brg Brother MIR II Gibbs. q Van VIE. r NJ
ieIty Mrs Mscaferty and child Mrs Maoafsrty an
Cuba ID Darling
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tnue former quotations. emarkng at the time that
they must he considered nominal The receipts of the
week 2204 bales and the sales in the same time 62s
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

BEACON CONSTRUCTING.
SATURDAY, Jufe IS h. at o'clock mat h for s2't0
=, ". Woodrofe names ~ Ripon T. go wagon. w.
Whee AN name, b. q. Confidence, to go to asuky Mile
heats bes ms
Also, day match for $500 mile heats 20
they please between American Bov aud Quaker The
tors also otter Purse OF Si00-fe for all r9rg hofses
three mile heats IN harusss Of the last in upe
Ertles 20 be made at r. Snh', Friday, June hh by
r. Nj. Three or more to make II 3t'je
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE.
The PhOpRIErQts Of he above Course VIII give a
fers- OF $40 Tree Tor all trotng that
purse hundred Cellars mile heas beat N Eve der
he saddle three or more t. make on Thurday
Ju e 20 h.
IT day Purse OF $40 free for Ill Pacing Horses
VI le Heats best in i've IN harness. hre maxi
hl'o Pure OF $500, free for all Trot log Horses Three
Miles ard Repeat, Harnfss three Dake r 10
com on ondiy, Jute 2ith
The aboveenties close Mr. Jones. Second Ward Hot
on Thursday, the 18th Instant, at % O'Clock r NJ.
jl2.fu
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Ecssu York the 10Th and Liverpool cshs Ilh
month.
Ill., Es Ill., H. ~
Fnoa NEw YORK..
Ship RQsCius' captain John Collins. , 18th March
ship SHERIDAN, Captain =. A. Depeyster 2sth NAV
ship GARRICK, Capt. b |. II. Trask 26th Juue
FRoa LIVERPOOL.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain A. Depeyster. llth March.
ship fsARKlCK, Captain u. l. II. rask 18th April
ship RnsCIUS. Captain John Collins lith May
ship siDDONS, Captain h. d. Cobb, nth June
These ships all of the first class upwards Of 1000
quilt city u New York, with such improvements
combine speed it'll unusual somfort for passengers
Every has been taken the Of their
nodaou, The price Of passage hence 500, Tor which
ample witt be provided These ships by
experienced masters who w make .Sertiop to
neral satisfaction.
Neh" the captains of the ships will be RESPONSE
Die for letters parcels packages sent by them upss
yuler ""- II lading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply
y. X. COLLINS q Co, 90 south st., New York, or to
BIZ WIN SHlPLEY X Co, Liverpool.
Letters by prcl will be charged l2s cents per single
beet SO and newspapek each me-
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FIR EW ORKS, RACKERS, &c.
FOURTH or july 1914

COUNTRY and city dealers IL Fireworks will find II %
" their advantage call and xaninr IN estnsice nj
FIJI best Quslity a. AYLIFFh,S old establrhmeut ~
That am street large qrantit Of Fire Cracters
,clyed Remember, the sign OF the Two Mammoth Sky
Rockets.
Mind have removed from 90 to ss Chatham e3 I'm
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Total liabilities. 80 1887 500
In addition to this immense amouRt the State is held
responsible for the payment of million of scrip issued
blythe city Of Albany aid in the completion of that par,
of the western road situated in this State known the
Albany and West stockbridge Railroad. The immense
loans from the State Of Massachusetts, to the different CON-
panes within and out Of her limits are amply secured
and the interest regularly and promptly paid The GO
vernment f'he State has wisely extended its fostering
hand to the great works of internal mproveme and The
prosperity othe whole people Ia consequently increased
There is vast difference between the disposal of loans TO
railroad companies in Massachusetts and in New York
Here the loans have been sqnandered in extravaganza
while there they have been husbanded with the greatest
economy The results plainly to be seen in the pro
ducveness Of the public works of each State Nearly
the whole debt Of this State has been created by the
completion OF our works of internal mproy ement which
hardly pay the interest the capital invested and to
cure sufficient restrictions have be placed on
other channels Of transportation and the public subjected
b nconveniences and deentions in the transaction of
business For the purpose of ensuring large receipts
through the period of internal commerce
labors under an embargo for six months out of the
twelve There distractions and restrictions ha We, in
measure been removed and the channels for transporting
freight from East to West to be FREQ throughout the
year This will create complete revolution in the sys
TEN of credits heretofore enforced in this city and in.
crease business by Of uninterrupted intercourse
With an iota Of the sound judgment exercised by the
capitalists of the east in the construction Of their i'm
mense works. we might have had, at the present time
line Of railroad connecting this city with Lake Erie
throwing open to the year round the rich resources
ofthe West. The Bostonians will feel the advantages
they possess this city, in their Western Railroad the
coming winter than before The right granted
to the railroads of this State to carry freight during the
suspension of navigation the canal will throw into the
Boston market vast quantities of produce that would
otherwise reach this city The disadvantages
we labor under from the bad management of those who
have been entrusted with power, should be incentive
20 reoubed exerticns for the future There is idle CAPT.
tai enough in this city to build dozen railroads long
the contemplated Erie There exists necessity that
New York should make movement to annul the
efforts making by our neighboring cities to draw away
her trade 90 much confidence is placed by our mer
chants in the power opossessng believing that is i'm
possible TO lose what we have long controlled; but
they may find out their mistake too late.
The immense amount of merchandise moving on the
canals of Pennsylvania this season. compared with pre-
vious ones must swell the receipts from these works very
much, and improve the financial affairs of the State
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GENTLEM MEMS LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who are desifous OF converting their left OF
caring appaTe into cash.
no Famies sud Gentlemen quitting the city or changing
residence having any supcfuous effects dispose or will
fnd mich 10 their advantage send for the subscriber who
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!
OF ey.ry description aud i've made Of the materials
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uT or vender IN the city All works warranted
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w Mr. Hen that he prepared back himself
lr from Two @ Five Huudrsd Ooilars to walk fourteen
fee platform fry Hoors should MIR
deron 81 desous OF booking his opinon that Martin
accomplish The eAt match will be made
Goge tareys, 1876 Cherry of Arket
The match off five days fr the time Of
nsy neias de o,tel jei 2t'rc
TO LAWYERS, STATIONERS. &c.
VERY superior lot OF import Parchmet PREPARED for
"A writing o. oo'h sides. Also ~ dozsn Pare
large sz Also, few Dozen Veum Covers, i,r bind
Aud dozen He d. from 8 10 "a j. ches diameter For
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

JUST arrived from the South spesaid lot OF m batchsd
Mockng Birds full grown and commenced singing
raised by hand yefJ gnr ard mate bird Any esnt men
wanting 70 puchise any please TO gall AJAX Clinton
Ryrgton md Stanton will sold cheap car no
any time during this also an xouis,teiv fine
Spanish Poodle - I. ~