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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
10 the Citizens Of Howard.

TNHE subscriber respectfully offers his services
IL to the citizens of Howard as a REPAIRER
OF FINE CLOCKS AND WATCHES. Work warranted
10 be well done. Reference to his qualifications
ds WatChaMaker.
E. ADRIANcE,
Z. MEAD, G, Io,;,
b. F. CRANE, NJ
J.SHAw & Co.
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NEW STORE.

By the polteness Of Mr.. H. B. Benedict,
Wholesale Grocer, dealer in Dry Goods, Queens.
ware, Hardware, Cutlery, &c., Boonvle, Mo-,
the subscriber is enabled to inform the people
Of Howard and Northern counties generally, that
be has now Just opened and chrstened the new
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THE BOON'S LICK TIMES,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
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GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received lot of
" Fresh Garden Seeds, of the first quality, for
sale cheap, by KUNKLE d KRING.
Fayette, April 5th 1915.
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4 Superior lot Of Ready made clothing, such
n as Gents fine cloth dress coats, heavy Sati-
nett pants, Vests assorted and nett drawers to-
gether with fine assortment of shirts, for sale by
KUNKLE 81 KRING.
Fayette December l4th, lS44.
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Dust Received,

IN Hds. Superior article, new crop Sugar, on
" commission and for sale at St. Louis prices
and freights, by BALLANTINE& OUTCALT.
RochepOrt March 29th, 1915.
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Lir1ht Restored.

,Bdonpiile October Goth, 1S44.
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- I'D. PERRY & Co.
Fayette October 10Th, 1874
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in the Brick Building, formerly occupied by H.
Chrisman, situated East, and directly in front OF
tho Court House, Fayette, where all are respect
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Cheap Wholesale Instruction I'm Glasses, for
the Million, In Vocal Music.

Mr. EpI oR-As Of some eyPerence IN the instruction
Of & ah hs Be s Ss
ee ofuirioa reduced take leave 70 .r few estions
study Of vocalz tofom estimate Of the advantages
Or disadvantages Of the above mentioned system Of nsIuc
IL will be well what Of information it
TOO easy 70 be bad onr to Secoms good and al
ss cable Ierormer By NO means as easy matter
Fry hsa .aPpo.ns there lack Of the natural
%.ea go'tsms and practice the ;ogo g, good ids
aud from the moment he commences TO his voice,
the Of the respiration artcnaton enuuciaon,
nj who mnsr. and character must closely
ssg s mss sps sc By The ssh
made 70 the prases and the whole subject must be es
would impossible in tse pr present. .ys
1snis & period II
5 e be %.
csracts,i.ie developed and .stab.hed heeiors
dr,w,aGh h9diaes also any Wig sy style bad
t, r. . @ es Il. .%bscaa o s
mas "a S2os ass NV e, US see wha.
.,I1a,s 4 A. s. u
III %s may r ss e s s% mu: S 70 ID
heard (Which very eoa.ssou. sIigsJ too much di
den dsac TO be % heard s II. % Gp The part h .sao and
Of 'sHiss Seus
the time small.
hardly rsSt ss%Ss d: Tssehsl y.asss
rate ofpaymeatsuppose example, class OF thirty schol
g. each. there $3.50 per quarer-whe
some very best Teach receive for Individual
tion the Of he scholars but from $50 per
tar or about fh Of the ill,onares" Terms Th. is
,troctoe have conyered with and any who
have before underworld become singers in This way and
have found that any had acquired more than
limited the OF reading sim
pie SIC sgh which might have been acquired ordi.
nary method y es time without h,vos time e
apechanc -hopping, twang,ng, IN chine like a vulgar
ment hop less
h-re Mr.. Editor. but very few really good singers
which, think is largely owing to the acng of
mach desndance this nd system o whole
SAL class obstruction" Asso aon properly managed by
and exprisacsd teacher Who good practical
cal educatcu but r have been able judge Of the
oer on Of the sySte generally where is intended
IN the place OF ndvd al instruction. good for the
Teacher aud bad for the Scholar Hoping no seyer that these
remarks elicit further Information this subject from
some ogg rxrersnced the exclusive Of this system.
r. G. PAIGE,
Professor Of Singing,
800 Ninth street, New York
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Total. l,a7o cas- l,slsHo a,l22 s,3s7
The aggregate increase in these ports amounts to
1865 TONS This table is composed of port in New
York; one in Pennsylvania; in Maryland; five in
Massachusetts,; in Connecticut and four in Maine,
and the tonnage owned in the single port of New York
amounts to than third part of all owned in the
ports included in the list. Most of the tonnage owned
here is engaged in the packet reighting business
while large tonnage of Boston and the other ports of
Massachusetts and Maine is engaged in the fisheries
The largest part of the carrying trade ected with
our foreign mportatons is coufned to the tonnage Of
this port.
The amount of tonnage built in New York in 1914
2l5ls tons, and in Massachusetts 1854 TONS In ls43
there were 49, 29s tons built in New York and 1914 in
Massachusetts showing that in lS44 there so20 tons
more built in New York than in ls43 and while the ton
mage built in Massachusetts in 1874 nett 800 tons less
than in ls40 At this rate how long will be before the
tonnage Of Boston equals that cty1 SO COM
merce concerned the increase in this city according
official tables is about ten times greater than that of Bos
ton We have shown that the imports of this port exceeds
those Of every other port in the country
is the second exporting port in the Union and that its
tonnage larger than that Of any other FIVE ports within
limits. These advantages have secured and it is
beyond the OF any rival city to change posi-
tion. We have heretofore relied almost entirely upon
the natural advantages Of our geographical location but
spirit Vi Improvement mas peen aroused, hat Will lead
to the construction ofmodes Of communication with the
Interior that have for long time lain dormant and the
growth of this city in commerce, mechanics manu-.
actures, &c., for the next ten years will be rapid
han yet experienced within its history The CON-
pleon Of the Harlem Rail Road to Albany and the Erie
road to Dunkirk, will open in the commercial
prosperity ofthis city, and to the trade ofsec
tions of the country attracted to other cities. Off
ca returns show that have the control of very large
part Of the foreign trade Of the country and the reports
of our domestic trade although very deficient and defec
tiveshow that trade with the interior is in about the
same proportion to the aggregate foreign trade
We annex statement showing the receipts Of flour a.
the three principal ports from the Interior remarkpg
that the movements of other staples about in the
channel =
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Died.
On Thursday, 9th instant, OF consumption, PATRICK

On Thursday, 9th instant, OF consumption, PATRICK
DAvy.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune
a Saturday. the nth inst at O'Clock from his late
residence, No. 1l9 Grand street.
On Saturday night If last week, RALpH IsHAM, Esq
of Colchester He retired to rest in the evening" in his
usual health and died before morning Mr.. Isham
one Of the influential citizens of Colchester, and
hghlyrespected bymen Of all Courier,
At New Haven, Sunday morning, Mrs. MARY
DwIoHr at the advanced age of ninety.onc, widow of
President Timothy Dwight There Is probably no lady
in this country more generally known than Mrs d. For
great number Of years. during the life OF President
Dwight, she entertained more strangers than probably
any other person in New England
DEATH OF Hon. WILLIAM RUSSELL, OF Scioto county
formerly member of Congress from this district We
have no particulars but informed that his son expir
ed on the same night Mr. X was highly influential
member OF the wing party, and has occupied many
places OF trust and responsibility y.-Chtcohs lO) Ga
xsffe, ID.
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The mportatons from both foreign and domestic ports
are given in this table, and the receipts of produce from
the interior also included The quantity Of cotton
and -four received from each place is designated A
comparative statement OF tho quantity of the principal
articles Of import into and export from Boston at this
tine would be very interesting aud important as the
citizens Of that place making great efforts TO extend
and increase It's foreign and domestic trade and compar
alive tables would show with what success their efforts
were crowned
The annexed table will give idea Of the increase
in tho import trade Of Boston. the years is4
and IA, fron January TO December LIST, and for the
year ending September l, ls4o.
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G. b. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER,

NEAR FULTON, 1872 WILLIAM Street, Opposite the new
Row of Buildings, :,
GIVES the following for the success he has h.
N therto met with =: :,
t All goodssre bought the lowest cash prices and paid
for
2dAn exclusive and rigid system Of selling for cash only
: 3d-Msny years experience In business
sth-Being satisfied with small profits HsJ
discerning public, sfore, perceive thau
their interest to patronise this establishment.
o. u &. would refer to large and respectable
both this city and in Brooklyn proof Of the style and D.
nish Of his garments
Splendid French Cloth Dress Coats made from
SNto $40
mems dress, at equally reasonable prices. ss im'c
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Portable Shaving Cases.--Thc Subscribers
MONEY MARKET.

Quotations for stocks steadily declining Most Of
the isncies fell of to-day fraction. Norwich and
Worce ter declined per ct. Erie Railroad Reading
Railroad |! vicksburg / Long Island / Canton / !;
Morris Canal Harlem Farmers Loan /. Stoning.
ton and Kentucky 6s closed firm at yesterdays prices
The transactions not very extensive at the decline
The annexed statement shows the quantity Of certain
articles imported into Boston, for the year ending Sep
tembcr ls45 The absence Of official tables giving the
quantity Of the articles imported during the pre-
yous year prevents ourgving comparative statement
for the purpose Of showing any increase or decrease that
may have taken place.
InpoRrArIoS CERTAIN ARTICLES INTO THE Poar OF
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Io.si ...."... l2s0,09s l.338603 l,42O,935 1882
o. '-e tonnage given above being owned in the
State >ew York the 9oth of June, 1914, 525,l6
tons were owned in this city alone while of the 2O7
owned at that time in Massachusetts,, only 2I0 1856
were owned in Boston.
very large per cent Of the increase has been in the
tonnage Of this city which shows that New York is ad
vancing with greater rapidty commercial city than
any other in the Union. New York already is much
larger than any of her neghbors. and the derer
widening every year. We annex table showing the
amount of tonnage ofthe different leading ports:-
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CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
hg-Admission 25 Cents.-sxs
Proprietors ............. Mpssrs. Fench & Heiser
Friday Evening, October 10th,
The Entertainment will commence with
BLACK DlABOLU
BLACK Diabolo. Sig. Shiv valo w hole
Gourd Cesar Asquash Sig Jmalong
Phrase-yer
Lub-rends SOL James Browne. Sig Lynchpin-a Wsng-a
Mis- n-aloag joe Mattytow gnorA Bruce-4
Llppo.beppe Lghthngo sig Sea (bass) Guid knees-o
Jawlongo Giacorna, Sig Brougho-)ew Bel
Frank ohestoh.. sis N,mbie,shino
Taean her Sigma; sing-guineo Ote Rosa Phil-epena
Lady Lwanabela Dido Allsquash Sig Cotton Baily
Miss Kitty New Alsquash. Sig Paw-in-e Scatchen
Between the LIST and I'd Parts
Inermssion Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid Cosmoamas will be open for inspection
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden
H. opea at halfpast o'clock Performance
mence at o'clock.
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OF the receipts of -four Boston in 1884, bbs
received from the city of NewYork In ls43 1851
barrels and in 1884, $4,000 barrels about one fourth
part of the ggregae receipts In ls4a 7s5s barrels
flour were received from Albany by the Western Rail
Road in 1912 Ill barrels and in 1874 72l barrels
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

London Lancet for October Journal Of British Foreign
Medical and Chsmea science, Criticism and news edited BY
This the Fourth number of the second volume IL now
erd Of be Standard repubcatons the day and
profesoi possibly consider his library complete without
he vehicle where may b. synopsis all the new inv
tgatons by the first professors Europe and the States
tony
Terms$S per advance, mailed to any part of the
United States, by BURGESS, STRINGEk &CO,
222 Broadway, corner Ann street
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he inexpressbls OF many Of our citizens
he er 81 heir separation from the charming and refreshing
society OF the Ethiopian Seenaders is hand This evening
the last but their and
cannot loo or feiby s Of all and sex
Whitebeio the curtain drops scene Of social enjoy
mn tht may not again these two accasons This
heT closing hours be recorded the testimony Of public
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Married..

Yesterday afternoon at songha, N. j., by George G..
DeKay Justice of the Peace, THOMAS MCDONALD, Esq
IT, s. o. late of Castle i and of the Court of Yer
saiies to Miss Ars MARIA sole daughter Of the late NJ
Tanner, Esq, Of this city.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

nuICH BULBS-Ths day. Oct 10th. at auction, Is
broad street, al 10 O'Clock from c. H. kaelage,
These roofs are superior 70 any offered at auction
nl season. ard amateurs respectfully requested
anime them Sold in lots suit Also LOT double Pseo
eies Of the best large and beautiful pure white
fragrant flower Also, 10 bbls. Guano. ol0 Ter
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

Good and Cneap-Price Reduced-A new
Edition of the Knckerbocker Sketch Book Library of
lect Literature.
Edited BY Lewis Gaylord Clark Price cents For sale
by BURGESS, STRINGER & co,
222 Broadway. corner Ann street
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The Fail style OF Gentlemen's Hats a,

The Fall style OF Gentlemen's Hats are
ready for the ls45 which lghtness and
superiority Of color be surpassed which is a
important part of the HAT, retaining the color till
Any article sold this establishment ne
represented but sold for what Also the style
Of Boys aud Chdens Caps Of various Gentlemen
have their made order shape style they
wish. G.. KNOX lO Fulton ST.
between William and Nassau sis
Portable Shaving Cases.--Thc Subscribers
having Perfected aud finished variety Of the abe We
orers The the complete yet suitable
the OF the travelling public containing all that
the toiet, with the addition OF the Metallic Tablet
Srop for sharpening ping in the most perfect
order.
G. SAUNDERS s. ON, III Broadway.
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ALDERMEN AND CONNOISSEURS
A Z,

A SPLENDID UREENTuRTLE will be served up in the
usual dishes Soups and Steaks Thursday Friday and
Saturday the 9th 10th and h nst the National Coffee
streets, at II o'clock, II. LUSCOMBE, Sup't.,
% N'rc late Of the Comucopia Park Row.
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LA SO NANBUiA
BOWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes Pit l2 Children Boxes half price,
ARRIVAL OF REINFORCEMENTS
AID ROCKWELL AND STONES TROUPE.
McFARLAND,
The greatest vaulter il oh .he World +" engaged
MEssRs. HOBBS AISG; ASb J. WHITAKER.
HDHsFSAA44sSaaHD aETHiGfRaSS4AfEEEr
M1si;5 sfoRfs sifsn Of F fHE m ofsfs Risd Boy.
ESEsflsFf vMUsFfNG, e. 14S TtMGtINe sHNeAssoM 81!
INTRODUCTORY CONCERT
THE CHENEY FAMILY, from Vermont, will give their
the WV SSSx 5SeEFa ss .s:s they will
Ss Ss % AND
will also Introduce several new pieces composed and arranged
'''''''' ~ '''" PROGRAMME. FRI !.
Cheney Family a. D''N'"
os5sfssss-SSsp os sess Girl BY Hermann
so"s-The 'Ps ITi,h Meth:i: Lament Barton
Quartette-Buralof Sir Jeh Moore >; Arranged for the
Cheney F.Hilff P%Rff fY H. @ L0d'F'
Gee-Lutzew's Wild Hunt ...;;:...;v Won Weber
s'"' Biackwood-Music by Demp,ier.
'SwSH or Ike DsSass cseney amy by Iode
sSasasec ai%fs's'1y p@s VIII
Arransrd oI the Cheney FamS x bSsy bsdy Family
Tickets 50 cents ssaci-To be had %,
i. sS % % Of So %s and water
Concert 10 commence It hafpsst O'Clock oIo.t-re
BEETHOVEN7S MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
During the Wttk Of
THE SUBLIME oRATORlo Of The Mount Of Olives,
D. y s % Sc si4sR
Thursday Evening" 'ss GtSRGE 1ss fss' ''s
Ss d S'n aa ss 10
the SO solo % part, well sustained BY resident talent.
ors TsAs 5 sfi siss-%is Ss 0asS @
l rsns s ey m Badway
g Brosdway At the stores Of Coleman s9 Broadway;
R.hssrs. this !Iaesaayl evening az o'eloei ,,ov.
ostoo will please call or send fqy ,hsm psycss to Thurs
day noon n. MElGGS 4a6 Broadway
GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID.
above cslebrated Orstoro the close Of the An ,sn
Mqss cSuysacn Ss ds a. Gh f
Mr. EDWARD HODGES Mus Doc. will pIes,dsb sS sbs a. n e
lowing distir gu'shed vocelists -
MISS J. L. NoRFHkAhLaLz;ER ri IA azER
MN Nj Miss hs' WINDMuLtbbEIE. o,uu
NI,.s f. H. Nash, r. Duuning r. Andrews, AID D. B. Bell
Tbs chorus Of Shepherds Warriors and Levtes and male
and female attendants will be oy aey
Oatoro Will performed with power and effect unqualled
:" P",iomance ,f 10 commence at half past o'clock
Tickets % cents sash Tor sale ne gaspa Music stUe,;
ssd sssSS %a.r streets. Perkins No. Wall
Sparks No isi Fulton streets and the door Of the Tsbens
c.oa Mr. George %sosi eaaa 'e ." ss"
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THE EXTRA AORDINARY SUCCESS
OF THE
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,


NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED AT NO 81 CENTRE ST.
II AS the Editors aud Proprieto enlarge the pa
will Saturday, October H. amoas It's other d,spiy
Ihr,iiins chapter Of tn. Lives Of the Felonsn
Full p,rcula Of the seduction Of Sarah Decker
q the psrsons Marasrer. who
rewards Offered foriheir apprehension.
Recent famous practice. and usury Of Pawnbrokers
Mock Auction Uutrsges.
Male and Female Plckpos kets at the Fair
hoo9eTy of Wm Blake President Of the Wrentham Bank.
Attempted pardon of A!eck Hoss, the Panel Thief
tello. N'' a'A' "-''-' W
Jack ROach's "Clyfakers, and "T,lern
Grocer,s False Weights and Shopkerper's Measures.
ySna a9sr TIs%snl Pana angular case Of Perjury
E.ssys ReObers. a p EIt f. Is and
Duy BOP the Ciydaksr and his dimber dambsr coyes"
Murders Robbers, Burglares Forgeres, Escapes Hotel
eves, rse retencs Kosues, Pickpockes aud Counter
Wi variety Of other criminal not to
For sale No. n Gentle street New York: Zeber Co.
and Colon Adriance Phladelphia Rrdding CO.. and Bra
nerd CO. Boston; Hnsligh, Bat more John Green, .oy
nsuce; ana the principal Albany Troy
Newark, Trenton, and other cities different psi Of the
Price only cents Newsmen and Agens supplied on the
usual terms oi0 ltTmc
lust RECEIVED per ship Cal-donia from the city Of
erd'm the h superhne lot Of TWO hui ded kegs
ana Rapeseed; for sale wholesale retail the Gro
olo sr'rc JOHN B. vANDE wEILE.
Opposite Albany street
QsT the evening q the 9Th inst. the Franka
House and the Park Theatre at the Theatre yalua
bic gold Arm Bracelet The finder win be Handsomely
wded by leaving al the Franklin House, giving lnorma
ton where be had. ol02.%rc
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

The RETURNS Tor IS43 are only Tor nine months which
accounts in measure for the great difference in
amount The imporaions and tonnage Of this State
confined principally to this city, this port being the only
port Of entry any consequence in the State while the
imports and tonnage Of Massachusetts distributed
among dozen ports of entry The amount Of tonnage
owned in the three leading commercial States the
sOth of June lsl3 and sa4 compared with the account
shown by the Of Sept a0 lsi2 is annexed
TONNAGE OWNED New YosK, MAssAcHusErrs AND
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TlTIAN'S VENUS.
Les sai @ es e, 'f exhibition room
ooSRsn oS%ii;on from :, A N. III 10 2. NJ, NJ
TABERNACLE.
Admission Reduced to Is Cents.
tt;14IHEwELL t1I lo M Of % THE @ sWIss M BELL IL RINGERS.
s..a.y hh and 5 Ss ssa
al the IAbERNA ACLE, being positively their last
M eaRoLNE HIrrERr
0es % enable all classes 70 hear them bs9r hsy
Full particulars in the Programmss
Positively their LAS sG~HSpfs XPPEARANcE. oo sre
NoW ExHIBITING tfor short time onyl a, The Rooms
and Leonard street. De Kuyper celebrated lin marble
,LA LA sORTIE DU, Balm, Coming from the Bah)
THIS exquisite and refined work which
and which crowd. o admei. % IN Europs Ra
confidently opened for the Inspection Of the Of thus s0
Open from > 4; NJ unrllO ?. M. Admttance 2s eeuts-
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THE Committee Of Management of the New York Philhsr.
scrptloa list Tor the Concerts Of the ensuing season IS
opsa at the store of Mesrs schfemberg Luis sel Broad
As complaints have been made the wan, Of room
Fslno's Opera House, Chambers street 'e o'"'e"' :"
Terms Of subscription $40 annum, payable delivery
three ad@ sions to ea.n Of the four Goacsr with h prv
lege o two tickets for each Concert
per ticket bv order JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Secy.
OF 6teodisfrc
The GREAT BOAT RACE
WILL come off al the Long Dock, Harsmus, Fridsy
w aiternoon october 10th, o'clock precisely The fo
lowing scn boats hiye entered for the Sa5 Purse
THE GlPSEY. The DEW DROP,
Entered by Brothers Roberts OF Poughkeepsie,
Tie. BATTERY PET, Entered by I'm Beard and
Entered by Chas. Thomas and Mort L. on.
lohn Connor. THE GEORGE WASH
THE NEW YORK, INGrON
Entered by Wm H. Bolton TO Entered by Francis Bigeow
he rowedb by picked crew aud Edward Coadv.
The DAY AFTER THE THE HOOkIN SNIVY.
FAIR, Entered BY VIM. II. Bolton.
Entered by Brothers Tenykes
All the shove named boats have entered for Purse of
TO be rowed by single OF souls by each boat
out Of the former The will be rowed in mile
heas boat must win heats be entitled to the Purse
o92 istr
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NO TAILORS AND OTHERs

A PARTNER wanted in a sure Cash Tailoring Establish
"A ment in Broadway who has capital. The Establish
men, has moderate credit, and good Of custom which
tent The most unexceptonabe references and required
Address T. d. this office, stating where interview can be
had. OF 2t-rc
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FOR SALE.

r1NHE Subscriber having other business to
which he is desrous Of devoting his exclusive attention.
offers for the stock Fixtures Lease &C. of his old
hlshed Wine and Tea Store. No. a7 Broadway OF
Broome street
Personal application above before 10 A. NJ and after
Nj, or at No "a Front street at other hours 80
SAMUEL, f. ENGS.
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A RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE.
ITO those in want Of Sofas the subscriber offers for sale
splendid Sofas made by the best OF work aud in the
latest style They wi be sold chao of
business Purchasers WILL find their advantage come
aud them before pu-t hasag elsewhere.
~ JULIEN, ls2ts Green at, Sd floor,
o8 3t'm between Bl.ecker and Amfy.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

From these few items VIII be seon that the import
trade the past year has been large with former
years, and that there has been moderate and as natu
raj consequence, healthy increase.
About two.thirds Of the aggregate value of merchan
disc imported into the United States from foreign ports
arrives at this port and about quarter of the exports
from this country goes from this port The duties paid
on imports into this State and the tonnsgo Of the past
two years. have been about five times greater than on
the imports and tonnage Of Massachusetts,.
DUTIES on IMPORTS AND ToSvAoE, NEw YORK AND MAssA
cHUsETTs.
1919. 1873.
Imp'ts. Tong. Inpts Tong
Massachusetts,. 969,404 527 l,370556 3iy
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