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"THE Sous OF THE EMERALD Isle or, Lives
,f One Thousand Remarkable Irishmen: lnclud
SIXTEENTH EDITION.
ReriSe6 0nd Corrected.


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ent. We are sorry 10 have to observe that the hon
esty OF bankers does not appear to have improved ID
this respect. Some fragrant cases OF misconduct
are noticed in Hardcastle's Appendix where We
find that Joseph, John and William Foster OF Car
Isle, failed for f4400 G0-showed assets for only
G386, 290-and had not made balance sheet OF Their
affairs for twelve years: Sparkes & Co. OF Guild
ford, failed for fl44 500 after Mr. Sparkes had sold
CIT and applied to his own use stock, the property
OF his customers, 10 the amount OF toS,0l8 batSon
q Co, OF Berwick-upon-Twe failed Tor t2'o,224'
one partner owing the bank Eo4UUp another
10000 Ridge & Co. OF Chichester failed Tor
f230, 1873. in lGl1. after being insolyent &c the
amount Of t:31 900 and upward, so far back as
1888, from which time the deficiency increased an
nuailv until it reached between 10000 and 100000:
Daintree. Ryle & Ravenscrott failed for more
than f5O0,O00. the principal partner confesslng
that he had been anxious to close ever since 1886:
Hobhouse & Co. failed in 1871 for upwards OF
E250,000 showing that they were deficient IN 82f
upwards OF f15,000 which was some how or other
made up, according to the bankrupt's account, IN
1880, leaving them, in 1871, able 10 pay no more
than 7s. in the pound and Wignev Of Brighton,
failed for El26 l67, no balance having been struck
since December, 824, when the deficiency amounted
TO $4,000. 1t further appears by this Appendix,
that since the year 1886, when the Joint stock bank
ing system came fairly into operation, fourteen estab-
lishments of this kind had stopped payment. and
that with four exceptions they have all paid their
engagements. The exceptions are, the Agricultural
and Proyident Banks OF ireland the Imperial Bank
OF Manchester and the NEarylcbone Bank. We pur-
posely omit the Bank of Manchester, as, notwItn,
standing its great losses, we are here expressly told
thai it has not stopped payment. The amounts due
By several of these concerns, when they failed, were
very large-as for instance:
Agricultural Bank of Ireland 49, IL, ! %, 8tD3
Northern & Central Bank OF England : ,36z ,681
Imperial Bank of Manchester 49, -
Central Bank of Manchester 100000
Commercial Bank of England l,53l,l 69
Walsall Bank iO3,592
During the same interva-that is, from 1886 TO 1872
both years included-here have been forty-two fail
ures Of banks. | am, yours truly, Wv
"THE Sous OF THE EMERALD Isle: or, Lives
of One Thousand Remarkable Irishmen; includ
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age or Descent" is the title of a new work, by
William L. Mackenzie, formerly Of Canada-the
first number of which is stereotyped and will be
ready for publication in few days.
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,FEEE, .TgJNEUs TRACES.

No l. The TEST; or Parties Tired by their Acts
No. H. The CURRENCY.
No. III. The TARIFF.
No. ". LIFE OF HESRr CLAY
No V PoLITIcAL ABOLITION.
No. VI. DEMOCRACY
These little pamphlets are working infinite good 70 Inc
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.
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which is pexS Sketch q the Lite, PUBLIC Services tnd
Laraels OF Henry Clay By john 5 ittel President oil the
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Il occurred 20 the tditoI OF the Minstrel mat puoic
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indebted 20 the researches OF Mr. Pence aud OF Nh = Sa
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THE. undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Suryrys Estimates Of cost, and tepora for Rail-
Ways, Canals loads Docks Wharyes Sustaining Walls
Bridges Ct every description with plans and specifications
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They wlmssle and compute cGbca QUANTITIES earth
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surrey land and report e best mode Of rendering
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,iIuss GuarTies, Machinery, &c.
address, either Of the underslgne9 al So Merchants Ell.
change New York EDWIN K. JOHNSON.
ul9hm~ WILLIAM Y CASH
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LrAIRBANKS'sr PATENT PLATFORM SCALES

LrAIRBANkS'SP PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufac have brought these Balances very
great degree OF Perfection and their
have adapted them all the purposes 70! which heavy an
actions required by weight IN the mechanical
ton care taken S T RENGTH. DURABILITY
and ACCURACY-accuracy merely specific point
aud gwen amount but uniform every angle of
the Platform and thrOue hou the from the
10 the highest capacity of the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly LA
Die arrangement and seldom any expense for r.pairs
They Of the Railroads. the United States
and Of them thay have been long use the operation
beng pdrlec Sc also the Dormant and Portable Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants and others who have had
them constant for Of years testify their
ua'on accuracy and the fact that they appear unaffected
These Scales have also been pate tied England
"hefe they Excessively used both private warehouses
and public railways.
EDWARD FIELD, No. / Platrsueet and
j. w. THORNE, No. 1ls Broad-street
an s0dly Nsg. Yo,k
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TO the Ecr,enug OF ny, CLAY.


LIFE +Nn SPEECHES OF Henry CLAY.--Ihe proNsh-
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:; pa,csy-stert New OF k prcfer2 2lyantaert
test lew ds{f q o ssss n f a ae sis
na. .s business par: Of The cItT, and Il The n
-4srs vicinity OF tie IlgeiE. steamboat dadln
49, -, V-,ablss and tIuts thar caa D pIocnIe e
euias entirely m Food and stnit sad. 81 a o st
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situation by glrl with best city
~ references for housework chamhrwoik Apply al
3 Eifst STREET Jazz sc
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lpAGfS.-WhIte ard coiored Cotton Waste and
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tr=uTerS' prices, by GACNT X DERRiCKSON,
japI0 SIN i59 South. street. near Peek slip.
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!pOOK-BtNDERS SHAElNuS WANTED, for
J cash trade for boards msnufacyurvrs prices by
GAUNI X DERRlCkSON.
jaV ~ 6m i39 Southstre near Peck slip.
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ilOAHDlNCi IN a PRIVATE FAMILY
~ -Four hrs persons b. handsomely accommodated
Nrsh board psyaee family the upper part o the CITY
Asy Communications addressed the subs.!bers Mil
ct'tre a;tedGion. ANTHONY J. BLEECkER co.
~ Rrnad
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iI'OR SALE--New and second hand DOORS
sashes sash iosrs counters drawers shelving, SC ready
pairsd, by J. Locke, 81 AuH 81. ji20 I'm
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NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent End Attorney,
I In connection with his Associates IN Washington for
prosecution o; CLAIMS against the General Government Of
lrr Cntad Ststss.No - Wail-St. New. York. ul6 #
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4 TEAGHE.R-WR has had S year experience
in the business of his profession and been Principal fer
srs 20 change his location In e Spring. School
his be somsihng above medioery
u, 3o.at OF Classical merit His facilities for furnishing
boarding house ample should BE- desired. His family
small anG moderate and extrayagaGt salary de-
ted For further information apply A. Adams No
south y City; the Principal Of Delaware Acad
envy. .Ongman's Ferry" like County, Penn.
SyDSSrW%
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nk 00N-S4,NO, S3,0o0, and S2,O0o to loan
M 0oe'lS s PE q SSlTfH. IS Libsrtr II
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GOOD BOARD and very peasant rooms, for
NJ sG-e gentlemen gentlemen and th~ir wives No 50
l, a.
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DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, 4 gross or two OF
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clio 0N0 TO LOAN on good city security.
mn # 4 f&J c. SMITH s. Liberty st.
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p;ld;npsin irming h am-Sta,e o f Enslan d.
BankrupLey Of the Gu cen PRINCE bert
md 2 r VI jesty n LeIce steT-E pi ton o I
EngIish King-craft-Crim i n England
Rank failures and fraud S
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IN REwARp-sIGS OF REMOVAL.

SS0 ~REWARD-SIGN OF REMOVAL
- light Ten siga-bosrds have trea placed on pr
- 'tSaen aSs since removed September i-
N q OF me hisi block from Broadway, ad,irs
cur nefe We had located all of which have hern
son Eh no 81 w M S b,e saes lad
Successor TO the RosSarv IS;t ~ Z n, pAl,
>, O., ~ arehouss = Maiden Lane.
a ,nea are are rstailed NewYors ony a. ~ 10 80
nanutse,ursr and Sy LeaIy Co aad ST john Ast,srs
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{ AW CA&I)--jOHN NJ DUFgIGLB. OF NATcuEz,
A,ssssppi will attend 20 legal business that may b. con-
rd 10 hi III me Circuit Courts o, Adams and The dacsnt
counties tad ~ the Superior 0uT OF the State ayors
os professional seunrctisn Louisiana Will enable him
,teud 10 business ais" the Parishes OF that State
Watcher. ho refers TO-
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ITO PARENTS.-The subscriber, at present
L. Teaching School III the pleasant sud hrhy village
Saor! Conn., miles distant from Bridgeport to which
rGe steamboats, Ply daily, would take lilased number Of
'e Boarding SchOts the small charge Of q dollars per
week. for which they will be provided with board wash.
n schooling sud every thing necessary FOR their comfort and
be,ith.
The Simmer the goth April and con-
time p weeks. THEODORE LEWIS.
For frhsf information inquire of Henry c. Scott IS East
Broadway.
reference 70 Hon William Johnson, }s,x,,s..,
Lewis II. Russell. ESQ. ''a''''u'
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lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
:. LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAFER-kded By the Rev T. V.
Wainwright D. D. and embeshed with upwards of 100 en-
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During the same nterva-that is, from 1886 TO 1872
both wears included-here have been forty-two fail
ures Of banks. am, yours truly, WV.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-09-26
Il HE AGE.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1914.
Keep il before the People.
COONS AND HENRY CLAY
on SLAVERY --REMARKABLE SINH
LARlrE OFOPINiONS!

snow, as in 1910, zoe contend far the ABOLITION OF
the ODlOUS institution ofdomestic SLAVERY hy any
and every Constitutional means,
The late Coon State 1ddrfss
"Mr President, II is not true and REJOIC thar il is
not true that either ofte tmo political parties in
this country has any drsigH aim At aJoHti0n should
DEEPLY LAMENT it il il were ,rlen
Henry clay, in me Senate, Feb. :, 1899.
1.-Two hundred years OF legislation have sanctioned and
sdnctWtd negro slaves Ms propGrty,"-H nrU CIay.
Resolved, That we regard the abolition slavery in the
District Of Columbia and Territory OF Florida is within
the province and constitutional power Of Congress, and
that we urge upon that body the proprcty Of its speedy
abolition in the District and Territory InrOduced and
passed by The CooAs ofMe LEGISLATURE.
81 am a son of Yirgjnia and n sIare.hoHer nj Ken
lucky, and oogd suffer The TORTIRES OF THE IN
QUESTION betre conM sign bin hariHg far its Oh.
ject The ABOLITION or L. 4 J Err Y IN THE DIS.
TRICV (0f COumba,) or in Any NJ 4 " NE II GIyE
CoUNTENANCE TO THE SUBJECT.
Henry Clay.
"Ny negroes ARE fat and sleek. "--Henrv CIay
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