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Total Liabilities. y6,5S7 800
In addition to this immense amount the State is held
Tor the payment Of one million OF scrip issued
blythe city of ALBANY aid the completion of that par
o the western road situated in this State known as the
Albany and West stockbridge Railroad. The immense
loans from the State of the different com
panies within and out Of her limits, amply secured
and the interest regularly and promptly paid The 60
vernment OF the State has wisely extended its fostering
hand 10 the great works OF internal Improvement and The
prosperity oft whole people ia consequently increased
There vast difference between the disposal of loans 10
railroad companies in Massachusetts and in New York
Here the loans have been squandered in extravaganza
while there they have been husbanded with the greatest
economy The results plainly be seen in the pro
ducdveneas 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 mprov emen which
hardly pay the interest the capital invested and
cure sufficient restrictions have be placed on
other channels Of transportation and the public subjected
10 inconveniences and deentions in the transaction Of
business For the purpose Of ensuring large receipts
through the period of navigation internal commerce
labors under embargo for six months out Of the
twelve There Instructions and restrictions ha ve in
measure been the channels for transporting
freight from East to West to be free throughout the
year This will create complete revolution in the sys
TEN of credis heretofore enforced in this city and in
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 over 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 numerous
we labor under from the bad management of those who
have been entrusted with power should be an incentive
TO redoubed exerticns for the future There is idle cap
tai enough in this city to build dozen railroads long
as the contemplated Erie There exists necessity that
New York should make some movement to annul the
efforts making by neighboriAg cities to draw away
her trade. 90 much confidence is placed by our mer
chants in the power opossessing 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 must swell the receipts from these works very
much, and improve the financial affairs of the State
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AsHrs-Pols in very fair demand and we continue
10 quote 81 %. Small sales OF Pearls at 81 So
CorroS-Jbere active enquiry to-day, and
also sold for remiitance in consequence Of the high
price Exchange and about 300 bales taken by spnnsrs
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 GsArN-St no change in price. Flour Ia
little better demand, but believe allsorts Of grain
Is dull Wheat ranges from % TO 100 cents; Corn As AZ
cents Rye So 81; Oats 80 81; Genesee Flour 81 SOL
The following Is the statement Of the produce recev.
ed NJ Albany from the commencement Of navigation
the close Of the first week Of June in s4s and ls4l
lS43 1874
Canal OPEN. ....... May lst April 18th.
Flour,. $40 bbls. 1886 1862 brls.
wheat. 06l2 bush. ,460 bush.
Iofn'. 5000 1892 "
Ddity,. ....... 1924 1896 "
HAY-Ihe receipts are quite large, and the stock on
band very iar Common qualities North river bale sell
as wanted at 81 33c Prime 40 SOC.
PRovsoNs-The market to-day ia very dull We quote
prime Pork at 80 "a 10 so; mesa do S. a. 90; beef
country prime 81 rs 3d. do mess S5 city prime 81 70
rs; do mess 50 25; Lard 81 &c for bbs and 6lc for
kegs. -
wusKEv-Prison bbls still held at 2sJc with very
moderate sales. ~
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales of real estate " re
made by auction
Lot in 18th street. between 5th and 9th avenues
Lot adjoining, same size ............... I2aC
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MOVEMENTS OF MrRcHANpIsE WESTWARD.

The greatest increase 10 in the of merchandise
coming sto the seaboard. The returns for May 1884,
snow avery great increase in the Of produce
&c over the same month, 1912; but, in many instances
there is falling of from the transported in 1913
The total amount for May 1874 exceeds for the same
month in either lsl2 or Is43
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1874.
No business of importance was transacted IN the
House to-day. AT an early hour Mr.. Bldlack an
nounced the death OF his colleague, the Hon. A. II.
Read OF the represe aiives from the State OF
Pennsylvania. After neat and appropriate eulogy
on the character and services of the deceased, Mr..
mously adopted. The House then adjourned.
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Cotton Market.

CHARLESTON, June 3--Yeserday a disposition WINS
evncsd thear osevera large holders reduce their
stocks, which brought purchasers into the market and
about ALSO bales changed hands at 10 c decline on The
rates current prior to the receipt Of the sdvicos
The reduction by means general and in the present
state Of the market have thought advisable to con-
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Domestic lamentations.

New ORLEANsShip Margaret Forbes {bef re rerorted)-I
hhds tobacco Mmt' nd265 bondes hires 100 bbs tsliow
cS;e wo9d y hds tobacco bses hemp Herr. Lea Coas
$50 hhSs a bbs Aver 3a b5ls Ri, hhJs How.
and apn~all.4 hhds ercss and barrels Dominic
Perrln--e0 bxs Howa d-7l bales Buck co444 IBIS
Ike 81 c,.s, SIN i y.iism. eos, bids Van schsiek
Churchman Robert, 70 Oh II Gbson-274 bbs iii
kegs fsttsnlppe Tabri5 hits 30 bales cks order
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shlp Masters and kgeDts.

w shall sssn il favor if cac'ns e Vessels will give
Of he shipping left the Po whence they sailed he Vessels
-pohen on their List Of their Cargo amy
e'gn Newspapers or news they have Ne will board them
on their arrival Agents and Corespon ents at
ms or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
NICE AL the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
of kind will be thankfully received
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Foreign Importations,

NUEvITAs-Brig Bolhsn3i hhds m0ssses cases sega r.
as3 bundles palm leafs erees honey legs mahogany
cf tchss DC hhds 5000 80 copper
Fo'e-i0 hhd sugar ~ hhds nolases Holt Owens43 ca
ses segars Spoff ,rd 1i.erton & Co.
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tnue former quotations. remarkng at the time that
they must he considered nominal The receipts of the
week are 2a04 bales and the in the same time Gals
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aged So.
Inc funeral will take place at his residence on Thurs
day the 18th, at 10 O'Clock His friends and
ces are respectfully invited to attend.
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Foreign Markets.

MAYAGuEz, May 2l-Sugars-The crop for the past
is nearly all Sold and but about fourth re.
mains on hand Coffee-All sold the balance now here
waiting vessel expected to take il off.
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Passengers Arrived.


the storage
NEuvIIAs-Brig Brother MIR Gibbs q Van VIE r Ma
G i,Ity Mrs Mscaferty and child Mrs Macafpry and
chlid MISS Macaerty all Of York; Doa Josa Barron,
Cuba; ID Darling
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FIREW ORKS, HACKERS, &c.
FOURTH OF JULY. 1914

NDu Nlhf AMI city dealers ~ Fireworks will hnd II u
their ADVANTAGE TO call aud x,une extusve
III. beat auay, al X AYLIFFh,S old establhmeuf 81
That street large qrsntity Of Fire CTacfers lust
,ciyed. Remember, the sign OF the Two Mammoth Shy
Roc het
Mind we have removed from % to 90 Chatham les I'm &c
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At Philadelphia, OIL the 9th instant, by the Rev. O
BAKER of Southwark.
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NO. IA FULTON STREET

eupied by the late John .eny aud subsequently reftted
md reoreued by DANIEL SWFINY n Connection W. III HI,
present estab .hmeat in Ann street rjr sale with al
he furniture Of the eating room, kitchen and all ueceuafy
for conducting business capable OF
from $40 500 dayhe present proprietor being
VI conping his time 10 his Ann house Tn pnrea 81
walk 10 momeats notice. For eond tous g. ppy
p'rs0naly 10 DANlh.I, sWtENy,
les "A Ann street
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE oALLbKt
Broadway, opposite the city Hall.
NIX BENNETT. -. 49,. MANAGER,
POSITIVELY HE LAST DAY OE THE
GIANT GIRL,
Who aves a bsnv by the O'Clock inc
Performance This 1jtrnoon at Three o'clock
~ Al tuh ONE 81 LLlNU
49, EXTRAUKDiN KY ASIONIshlN0!
w,0 \ DhhFu I'D THEMES DoUs
FAT GIRL, DwheF AND GIANTEss.
a CLAN GikL
kopItecn Years Old, wes CHS a5O Pounds,
Il UWAKFt
BEING THREE INCHES -hOKTER THAN tom
A GIANTEss. neatly SVEN FEET HIGH;
EIGHT PERFORMERS
SPLEND ID PAiNTiNGs OF The CONFEDERATION
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA
Destroyed during The late Riots Taken the spot by
an eminent artist These pictures hundreds OF
square ee' OF canvas, s%braeoe he Th?e q the stage
WOSDhRFUL OhPHAN FAMILY,
Or, Penny.bsx Vocaiists
consisting Of Father Mother, Small Children
These the Rel Or hsn Meodss they sing OFTEN,
eat OFTEN, aud drink OFTEN
M NH ,o WE ReIioIms ,S. =. .o ens'Es st.
Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTON and Ma
a. BARTON, The much admifsd Vocalist
Mr.. CONOVEh the Pto,ean Performer.
- MASTER RATHER.
Gaud Cosmorama SefPlaying Melodtoo s.Ieudc Picture
Gallery, and 5000 Curiosit,es.
IAferaocn Performances Wecnesday ard Saturdays at
charge to the performances To Commence The evening
O'Clock. mi6
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Fmsr BosRp. Tuesday June IL loo sh r. Wilmington
RR SO % $50 do do 20 80 do susquehsnna Canal So
$500 City SIS 1876 cash 1885, $40 600 Tennessee SIS 50
IL so do do b5f II; 80 do do DDS II $1,000 Tennessee b
LIST Jan SGT 5000 State SIS 77 20 shares Com Blk hatcher
%
SECOND BOARD June IL -375 shares Wm r II s 10;
$50 do do 20; 100 do do al 300 do do 20 100 do
do 253 $4,000 State 5s 577t $1,000 do ST ut
$1,000 DO DIS f77l 81 90 do ut $500 Annual
is48 50; 100 shares u s. Bk e so do 40 do Naviga-
ton, 404; us id Girard Bank D. llt; ~ do do ny
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communication from Boston to the largest city in the
BRUSH Provinces. We have doubt this will be &C.
compished long before the Erie Railroad through this
s's'e Is finished The facilities granted to the railroads
running out of Boston, by the State of Massachus
nave not been sbused but have been nomcay used
IN carryngout the objects required Nearly the whole
debt of the has been created by making large loans
10 railroads, without which many now in active opera.
ton never would have existed The total liabilities OF
the State amount to s6s7 $685. of which So $40 were
Tor loans made account of railroads
Loans OF THE STATE TO RAILROADS.
Loan TO the Western Railroad Corporation $40
DO Eastern do do. $50. 500 600
/ eDo Norwich and Worcester do ~ 400 600
r DO Andover and Haverhill do. 49,. 100000
Do Boston and Portland do 900
Total amount loaned to railroad companies SIS 800 $40
ofher liabilities Of the State. l,2lS, $50
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING
SATURDAY. jus IS h. at o'clock mat for s27n0
- n. WoodroHe names ~ Ripton, T. go w.
Whee AN names b. g. Confidence, to to asuky Mile
heats. bes in
tlsu. day match for $500 mile heats. 90 as
thev pleas between American Bov aud Quaker The pep
tors also otter Purse OF S00fee for all 'rottirg hofes
three mile heats IN harness of the last in ure
Ertes 10 be made at r. Snh'. Friday June Hh, by
r NJ. Ihiee OF more to MAZE ] u 30. le
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AMERICAN. MUSEUM.
yk.kiAL klkN

AMERICAN. MUSEUM.
1EhiAL GARDEN
a. ID + a. IL (. / y "A l. + a h,
. corner OF broadway and Ana street.
i. H.. bAhfDA ...s...... rkOPRI TOR,
r. hIrCHCO .K... 49,. Man A,,t.n
Eury Day ind Epentng This Week, commencing
Monday, June 10Th.
GkAND ti-Nt UhNANCES
Zach afternoon, nall ucock, AID the
IHt. GIANT AND GlANTEsS!
Are to be sen every dly hom 10 o'clock A NJ til p NJ
from TIL 81, aud iron liii 10.
OhtfkAN tAMLY OF VOCALISTS,
Ole whom
LITTLE Mss OF ONLY six YEARS,
are rc-engaged by desire.
Mr.. Ws,lrrn Great Wesen, La Petite erito, and Others
a engaged
oALLUON ASCENSi ONs livery afternoon and even ing
Fancy Glass Blowing Grand Cosuoralna Beautiful Fou~
tam with Cfoon Water and Miliion Of Cur,os tea
from qutfier OF lhr gloDs
u ADMISSION to me whole q esau--chdrea under
half prcc. jeonc
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OOUNSE.
THE PBOPRIETOrs of .he above Course Will give a
Parse OF $50 free for all totng that
over one hundred collars, mile heats best Eve der
he saddle three or more {, make of Thurday
Ju e 20 h.
T. same day, Purse OF $50 free for I'll Pacing Hores
Heats. best in five in harness. three maxi
Also Pure OF $780, free for all Trotiog Horses Three
Miles ard Rfpeat Harm thee or more 10 make m
COM Of ondiy, Jure 9th
The aboveentes close Mr. jones' Second Ward Hot
on Thursday, the 18th Instant, at % o'clock ? NJ.
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JUST arrived from the South splerdid lot Of rst bachsd
Mocking Birds full grown and singing
iassd by hand yey gsntle AID mate bird Any asut
between Rivrgton md Stanton will be sold cheap car
az time during this week also an exqusey fine
Spanish Poodle b2wsrr |
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PRICES cnn be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous Of converting their left of
caring appare into cash.
no families sud osotemsn quitting the city changing
residence having any superuous enecs dispose or will
nd much their advantage send for who
viii stcend at their residence by appointment.
j. LEViNSTYN,
<66 Broadway, mp stairs.
line through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt attention. jell cod rrc
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WYCkOFF'S sALOON-Oprosi'e the Cuatc m House in
w The basemrrt, The rsthles sty not to
'uras.d Many. nay the majority Of orr husnsss
eled 70 get mes IN perfect hurrice haste; they
cn delay eve. ~ should he inclined to speud hour
nnble Wyekohs Saloon Is precisely the pac. for such
gentlemen to pai0nz. Plates, in,vrs and forks Nv round
Ath astcnlshrg 'eocity they ADD lilemsEc THIS
tec the atieudan What II srpsnce
N Tina tor sun ent meal lsbstl lucy nobirr Go en-
% all 20 Wickoh Ia tie he would sct IS .se thai
70 10 always al his pos, aud awe ~ h,,f end
ID raj reception. q. WYNkOt
lei a ser
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WANTED.

WANTED
A !slTUArIoN A. TRAvtLLING CLERK OR
.s.sed o. an excel! EN- nor.e nd Light W .gon - rvs
Inc left 'or B. c., at thus Office will with
INFORMATION WANTED.
w 5oti Ts 20 "a inner wa .sysne in tbs Wa,
hi. Ss soSyas to ha mo T ii.aG is,as
d rciy ar et. New ofk
Trough g. N. p. b; NJ. n thtr label. tot ja iw.m
WANIEn -aosId 10 he couotry T. young 'aiy ana
" two zr,, sgd stnd We 10 wighia 20 or thuy miles
@ ds krpy p.ana ". or f So sen to
w Il, ii7 Vest BIoA way. jel 3t~rc
ITALIAN OFthA-A CARO-The uaoersisned YOU d
io the Fi.e of he Flie, on Nontsy evening" was eau ed
BY ~: b. ass" S ing ,as % %
'a.h@d to either signora Borghese or signor Rae't
lHo'OOO IS WASHINGTON stree Appl, imm ..ately,
POST OFFICE,
VIII ss: 0 NEAL
rSs o ns oe: oa.a s pasx. OF
'n rs on sch single 5oH1 H1 ros1 sEi GRAHAM
mnIy Wall Opened At SO Ch,Ih, corner Of
VINES line and mezz ts old Ensav, ss bs the leb
Ts:Is: S Cd Es a. +. D~%s M lie build oEg
sod on eommi;s1q & rrieature, Of every siad; Draw
s and &c. s@ elaD e Books. Pre- F
gl.h Mezzotintes after sharp La Bua rartolozz Pcot,
proof e Of Sir Ro ee ecs, hee
London Matl's DeIuss, May Day, Royal Review, with
Dodge. cell bned portrait of Henry Clay fine impressions
Perons living upon the lines OF erprss,e par;cul,
attention vii, be paid in forwarding rrus. aud when desed,
they like Orders received 20 pSch..s ans sell E"grsviass
P 8. To those wanting these spend fpsr,vng cheap
jl,it.rc '"A"'" -
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VAUXHALL.

Acting Manager Mrs Timm Stage Manager. Mr. Walcot
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Evenings, June 10 and 49,
Ihe performance will commences with the Opera of
49, JOHN OF PARIS.
fedriXo fotls. MIR Walcot Vincent, Mrs Timm
M.A@LiE CELESTE
VIII dance a = shlaa i'''ug in Character.
To conclude with tbs iaus..,, Farce called
80 WHO'LL LEND NE w.
T. ilander Addlebrain Mr. Wacot Ms u Sere. Ms Timm
ka Cars Omnibusses and from City Hail Ia, rhr
Garden TILL midnight.
tickets, 25 certs. igsc
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctloscsf
Store No. ii Spruce street.

Regular sales Of Dry Gold Cethng and Varieties, svery
The usual aeI of Furniture every Wsdussday and Sstu
day, in the salr room.
Outdoor business and sales Of every dscr ption properly
and promptly attended TO- BY THOS BELL.
je8 lSsm Auetioneer
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BENJAMIN MOONEY

1900, BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctiouerr
uCIlON NOTICk-DRY GOODS &c B. MOONEY
20 VIII sell this day at 10 O'clock 81 NJ i'd lane
IN balance Of stock OF retail dry GODS merchant removed
mea OF ssp az and ne s-c % ~ part o. a'o
auction mead IN Courier Enquirer snd Express The above
Is wen worh me attention Of the city retailers. l2 'sc
UGriON NOTlCh-By S.lFtEN & Co-FUhNI-
= iURn, blRus, and II ARD ARh-Ths day. al ten
~ ~ Ann street. quantity Of furniture fro several
mii~s comprising The usuei WATCHES Birds, II O'Clock
me .nilf. ar ofsuperlor long Csnsr ola
ev the city, comp the choicest collection offered
shy va airs viii 20 TO les very soo; hos ia
maj cages superior Also hngAh Blac birds
arks, Linnes toldfnchss Thrushes Mockers ayes g.
O. ~ Ne
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S SECOND BALLAD
SOIREE.

NJ Y SOCIETY LIBRARY
II OADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS,
DE- MPST has the honor annou, ce that his Sc.
w cepd Bala soi,fe will be The Society Library
on Friday evening h June wheel he will sing the flowing
2 ;aE and Ballads ;.psar Lad NJ Birth; When The
90 Love Thee Mary Bird Of the Wilderness
Let US Love another: My Mamie o. Oh! show
blue distaa Iss Mans Man for a. that; The Loved One
VS. not there anu ~N-sth Of Warren.
Bills giving further may be seen the Music
Stores and az TIE Society LibaI,.
Tickets Fifty Cents to he rad at the door Doors open
hall. p.st seven to commence at eight O'Clock.
Mr. Dempsters Third and Last Entertainment will be
at the place. Monday evening" r7h June with change
0f programme. je8 IF ire
n CHEAP SUMNER HArS-l7s BROADWAY
DAVID s. MILLS Halter, leie hobby 4 Mills J
78 Broadway, HO~arcs Hotel, has hand complete
assortment Of Summer Hats Gentlemen requested call
ana examine them Je2 1w
TIN'TED BROTAGkS OF TEMPE RiNCE-Ihe next
Regular Meeting will be held at Washgto Hall.
Of Broadway and Reaie streets This Evening quarter be
tore 8ocock general and nal attend particular
y requested a, business of importance i'll be present
By order A ". SHERMAN, Rec Seer, mry.
N members can obtain the off OF hs Ke
cod'ng Secretary, 90 Nassau street, of Futon
jl2 ilsje
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SHIP N a. w y.

SHIP NEWS.
BY This Mornings southern Mall.
PuttAprLppIA June liar Henry, Nickersor. NYoYk
Cid Nors stanley. Rue West indies Rowens Wilson La
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FRIDAY.
- . At hali-past 10 o'clock.
VIII be told. at No 28 Row by yrtu- of a mortgage
the entire Bar Room, and oth urniture 4ais SC
ieti - "
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A SITUATION A. TRAVELLING CLERK OR
tGENT ny person ofgnod character. who is pos
Ie.sed o an excellent Hor.e md Light W. gon
ne left 'or b. c.. this Office will meet with ,,trn.
ion 40 n 90
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ZION sAFhs-lt no lonser question w.. safe is the
best protection st fire. all admit WILEhS SaIs-
m,neer TO tie the only really fire def dsmpness the only
objection raised against them which has entire
overcome aad the challenges
instance when safe made by him having his
PAYERS j,wey by dampne,, He pledges hu,eIf tho
public at all safes made by him h4 fie proof hi,f
and damp prof. well Knowing that should fail
~ either pect tnat his loss reputation would be greater
than the Owner Of safe that should mp.r All
ether BAL mandcr Safes imitation and Infrngs
upon ders he having purchased the exclusive night
Tor the Sat~ OF New York TO mauu actue AID furnish the
genuine SaIam4nder and and orders received his iron
Safe warehouse and factory No I9 Water street
- SlLAS T.. HERRING
B-Secondhand Safes for sale less haifprce.
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PRESENTS.

STRANGERS VISITING the civ will fluid our establish
~ Nos 29 and EGO Broad beyond the
elegant aud whole ay retail
FAN AKTlCLEe FOR PRESENTS
this side the Atlantc which take pleasure
and to sell prices low (syne the eas those OF
Other house.
s1d SUN Shades Gloves Riding Whips Fans Gard Cases add
Tablets Desks Dressing Cases and Farey Boxes Per-
umery Fancy Porcelain and Glass, Gilt ST ell Mourn
ing Jcw,lry and indeed Of every thing accustomed
i'm, port complete and psIf. ct A. eau be desired.
full Catalogue has been published may be had
application. rIFFANY, YOUNG X ELLIS.
ip11 Inn I'D isec
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

81 lANUEhS De W AhE.
this age of Quacsery AID humbug most important TO
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