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Singular Developments In Banking.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb, a. lS45
Astounding Bank Schemes-Moses Y. Beach as d

ALLENTOWN, Pa, teb., IA, lSl5,
Astounding Bank Schsmes-Moses Y. Beach
Financier.
Below send you copy of the deposition OF
Samuel Marx, Esq, of the Committee to
count the money paid in the Lehigh County Bank
by Moses Y. Beach, of New York, as the capital
stock of said Bank. which was to be one hundred
thousand dollars In specie, specie funds required
by the charter.
SAMUEL MARX sworn, and said--On the 18th of Decem
Der last was elected one OF the Directors Of the Lehigh
County Bank got notice by MIR Probs my election as
Director, together with others that elected and
formed board Then election was held for Bank OFF,
GERS. John Wagner was elected President MIR. A
Beach handed in his resignation as Cashier One A. j.
Beach, Called the Doctor elected Cashier bond
then given for the faithful performance of his trust,
in the sum of fifty thousand dollars signed by himself
then passed, fixing discount day. Committee was
appointed to investigate the assets of the Bank. The
committee consisted OF Beach Mr.. Apple gate, said
to be Of New York John Wagner the President, George
Wenner and myself This committee was to report
whether the capital stock paid in the Bank not
Mr. Moses Beach observed then that there one hun
dred and ten thousand dollars in the Bank Five boxes
were then shown to US by Moses Y. Beach. We found
and said there ninety six thousand dollars in the
bundle 1t was then getting late; rgreed that an inves
cation should be made on Thursday following Mr.. NJ
Y Beach then moved that 500 be discounted each D
rector thirty days without interest which carried
and discounted in Lehigh County Bank notes sign
ed John Wagner PRESIDENT A. J. Beach, Cashier.
then agreed that the investigation should be made
Thursday following. A. Beach and A. j. Beach, mean
the Doctor the present Cashier. out to my house
Sunday previous to Tuesday next meeting when
the committee to examine the affairs of the Bank
Mr.. A. Beach requested me to come in town next day.
came in Monday, went to the banking house, saw
Beach, the present CASHIER be said his brother would
come over and he wished to see came In the next
day, which was appointed by the committee Of nvestga-
ton; the committee met in the forenoon The Messrs.
Beach were there | took memorandum of the funds
that were there. majority Of the committee were will
ling report unavoable that the capital stock not
paid in specie specie funds Mr A. Beach had list
made out OF what he had. took this bill from it, which
is a. follows
$3.50 90 in hands of the president Mr. Wagner.
1850 90 " Mr.. w. H. Bumer
500 90 for fixtures in the banking house.
1880 90 Plainfeld Bank notes.
5000 90 Plainfeld Bank notes in two packages.
10000 90 said to be gold in 20 franc pieces.
900 90 silver in is 5boxes-said to be silver.
90 600 90 check think Farmers Bank Of New York
9 QUO 90 do Manhattan Bank
81 600 90 do do.
81 900 90 State Stocks.
$40 90 do.
1882 s6 do.
l3,2l4 81 do.
RI field Rank
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. GO LIBERTY STREET,

CUP STAIRS.l
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
n always hand large Of dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain, well Dinner and
Dessert Plates Of all sizes Dishes, Soup Tureens
Coverd Di.hes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskes. Cusards and
Stands.
Also Fancy Tea Scss, and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also, Tea srd Chocolate Ware Greek French and American
shape.
All the Articles of tho best sxsity, and BE-
so!d liberal and lots srslpprehasors.
efz gunS
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the late Sir Humphrey Davy and Sir Henry Haliord, that
pure Bears grease properly prepared the best thing
discovered the Of the hair restoring when
bald Messrs A. B. Sands Co have saved get
ting the genuine Bears from anada and ELSEWHERE end
m high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet and dress
ing room of all =
Sold by A. b. SANDS < CO.. No. T3 Broadway, Granite
Buildings Of Chambers 10 Fulton street and II
Eas Broadway Price large IS cents small bottles
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Whole amount OF claims on Trust Ac-
counts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 225 ,994
Whole amount of Appropriations for
Contingent Expenses and payment of
Claims on Trust Accounts. ......... S2l99,lSl
The State Mill Tax for ls45 is $25o, $50 90
The report with its accompanying resolutions for ap
pcaton to the Legislature for leave to raise the tax and
the ordinances were adopted by q vote OF Is toll
Alderman HAsBRoUcK moved to take up his resolution
in relation to committees Lost.
At 10 o'clock the Board adjourned.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
$1,000 HEWAKD=The Store of MEsSRS. COFrIN,
Y!OUO BRADLEY Co, No, a Exchange Place,
set on hIe on Saturday night the 18th Instant the
had bad PDlsss on The goods said hereby reward Of
Vne Doias for such evidence shall lead to the
New York, February 18th, 1915.
LAMBERT SUYDAM,
PIesldent Equitable Insurance Co.
JNO BROUWER
President East River Mutual Ins. Co.
- A. u HAZARD. Agent of the
Etna and Protection Ins. Co.. of Hartford Con-
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD-We, the
offer One Thousand Dollars in addition to the
ward offered by the Insurance Comnan above stated
IIo lm@rc COFFIN, BRADLEY co.
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CUE r. Il EOTYP
GENERAL

a IN " ED AbL . II W e IN 1
v,uE "a 10 - ~ nfnrr IL n
Artists that they have considerably enlarged their
tons the Union the West Indies South America
md Europe They have also made supplied
with every new article used IN the Art hey
Camera. consisting Of hre: different Sizes for the sale Of
Plates and Chemicals either for Dsgueeotype Caotype
made their especial order Cases the best Pong
constantly hand Their long connection with the Dague
eotype Art and their taking pictures
recommendation and reancs. Dagueneotype Artists by
ordering articles from part Of the above named
depend upon prompt satisfactory exe,ution of their
Their prices cash. Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing tpostpaidl to
H. Y + LANGENHEIM
f3 lmsec Exchange Building. PHILADELPHIA.
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THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CATHERINE STREET BETWEEN EAST
IT HAWKES. having fittsd up Parlor a General News
Room, under the above title, will be happy his
friends and hopes by attention business
nuance Of the vors literally bestowed since he has been
in the public line.
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa.
pers regularly.
The Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits fine flavor
ed Segars and fine Pale Ale &c. j23 lm*sc
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
r A.. ARTAULT. Importer of French Daguerreotype
eIas and manufactured Of Morocco Cases. offers for sale
at the following cheap prices
Best quality Of French Plates No 49, (medium % Dozen
Fine Morocco Cases with white glass and borders 50 d.
Cord quality Of Daguerreotype Apparatus including the in
struction, all complete and warranted, $50.
Acromatc Glasses, from 50 to $l5
All the Chemicals used in the Dagueeotype process cheap
r. A. Aau has received by the last steamship the salt OF
gold for gliding the picues the substance for polishing
plates in and the beautiful of Mr.
FOR reproducing the Dague Portraits engraved plates
and to draw paper unlimited number.
fond Of the progress this beautiful please
call the Lafayette Bazaar s Broadway Of Liberty
ia20 lm$rc
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LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded The Diploma at the late Fair Of the
- American Institute for the best Lasts prepared
furnish article Of which cannot in this or
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather all kinds Black and Colored Mo-
Shoe Threads Lastings Gsisons sheetngs Linen and
Leather Innings, Boot Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers
Pncers, Avis and Tacks with full of Shoe
makers Tools Of the approved cheap for cash.
WARREN s. WILKEY,
295 Spring street. between Greenwich and
Washington streets New ork.
N B-The Greenwich Line of Stages pass within block of
the store. f20 m*m
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CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRATTS.

CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
shANKLANP Dagusra,eotype Artist having taken
known for taking the best style Of respectfully informs
her and and the public that she gives beau
frame for only one dollar Being awsy, well pacnzsd and
nience her by Dagueeotype
the Lafayette Bazaar lag Broadway and by branch Of her
establishment 233 Broadway third front room, No
opposite the ark fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning to IN the evening" weather. cloudy stormy
Remember, only dollar. (best styls) including
frame. i28 menc
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NCH's HOTEL.

II
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
1873 Fulton street few doors Of Broadway the mme
dae vicinity OF mercantile business and the principal places OF
and has furnished style that will bear favor
able comparison with the best hotels the city The
peor building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance aud como and that he has combined
uomy the following prices will show
ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. ...........,S
The will be warmed gratis and upon will
there he than one bed in
There is REFECTORY attached in which there
meals served ALL HOURS Of the day and evening There
also Bath Rooms connected for cold and shower
baths The Porter will be in attendance all times daring the
uight to admit dodgers, and TO let them all hours
who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell. MIG 3msm
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, s2i Broadway.-The Pro
pretor respectfully informs his friends and the public that
ne has splendid establishment the immediate vicinity Of
mercantile business billiards and other amusemsnu in the
house; the Of billiards 2k The proprie
strict elegance comfort and that he
has combined economy the following prices will show =
for night 25c for week, 81 FOR month 81
Refreshments the shortest notice The porter will be IN at
them out al all hours N BThose who want lodgings sf
y the house is closed will ring the hall bell. do msrrc
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

INNS PATENT CAR BOX. for Rail road Jonrnals-The
propet9Is Of Tins: Paent Car Box respectfully call the
attention OF Railroad Companies Car Manufacturers and all
as the proprietos their ability
run 1000 miles at least wthou the oil and keep
e oil and wearing clean and free from dirt
keep the oil in the box, and liable get
with reasonable being constructed with view this
particular and thereby saving stockholders and all
others concerped
They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse of Jersey City
their agent whom application be made for right and
them quantity, and will be attended
January llth, l845 TINS, HILL & BOODY.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Ncwspaper-pub-
shed every day the year New Years Day and Fourth
Of July Price copy-or 81 z6 annum-posagss
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERAIiD-pubshed every Saturday
mong-prce sk per copy - Il per annum-post
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF the
Herald is over THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND and increasing
last hgs the largest circulation q any paper IN This city
IN the city country. Prices modeyate-cash advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed moderate price
ind in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
pRoPRIEToR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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SUPREME CoURr UNITRp SrArEs.-FEB. 20

SUPREME COURT UNITED STArEs.-FBB 70, lS45.
% II Plat, Esq of New York, was admitted as
Attorney and Counsellor of this Court. No 81. The
United States appellant VIM. Marion ct al. This
argued by Mr. Attorney General for the appel
liant, and submitted printed argument for appeees
No. So WIN II. Mcfarland plsintIf in error, va VIM M
Gwinn This cause was argued by Mr. Coke Tor the
plaintiff in error and by Mr. Walker tor the defendant in
error.
FKB a. Is46No. n. Robert Brockett ct al sppeliant'
VIM Bracket ct al The argument OF this cause was
commenced by MIR. Nesle for the appellants, and cen
tinued by Mr.. Robert J. Brent for the appellees,
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Suortln1 InteIlsUence.

sourB CARoLIrA RAcxs. Fxp 20th-Second Day
Three Mile Heats-Purse Seven Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars-For which entered Col Hampton's ch flly
Castsnet, (Mr Taylors) years old, by imp Monarch
out Of Betsy Robins by Kosciusko.
Col Singletons b l. Symmetry, by imp. Priam, out Of
Phenomenon, by Sir Archy, years old
Col Wiliamsons ch flly Marchioness, years old, by
Rowton, dam by Sir Archy.
Observation-Disclosures, 1 Castanet, ~; Symmetry,
33 Time-5m 59s-6m.
The first heat won by about half length, the Sc
cond by about the same.
Second Receive Mile Heats Purse $200-There
were three entries for this stake, as follows -
Mr. Fenner's ch. cJ Crackaway, by Marmaduke, dam
Last Scrap, 3years old.
Col wilamson's blk. h. Signal years old, by Mar.
grave, dam by Tonson.
t. J. wslton' ch. m. Mary Elizabeth, aged, by An.
drew, dam by Galatin.
RksuLr.-sgnal, IL Mary Elizabeth, az; Cracka-
way, broke down. Time-3m 50s-3m 5is.
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS. WORKS,
DEPOT . 81 william wMitLiTlANsfHREkGsFF sgRksF. kEw YORK

~ Of years as extensive manufacturers of Watch Crystals and
Flint Glassware in the Department Moselle, France have the
honor TO Inform Glass Dealers Importers OF Watches and
furnishing houses generay they have established Branch
entire satisfaction all commands that might be addressed 70
rrench and English. The beauty this Glass the tasteful
style Of all the articles they manuce well
fondy hope SECURE to them large share OF patronage from
American and foreign Houses.
NJ BCustomers in the habit OF transmitting orders TO their
house Parads Poissonniere general Depot
them direct 10 William street, New York. fi6 im.ec
QINDERS RoADs stons Of Bindsr. boards for sale by
d PERSEE u BROOKS.
dioS No. W and 81 Nassau o.
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ARCHITECTURE,

ERED SCHMIDT bees leave inform his friends aud the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
anime selection end tasteful from the Cot
styles of and where he prepared furnish Plans
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
Ia3O m re
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LEECHESl LEECHESi
TUST RECEIVED-Per ship Franklin from Hamburg
very supply Of Swedish Leeches; for sale wholesale
and rr-sil, the most moderate prices, by
e. J. FERDINAND co
10 m'ec Importer Of Lerches, No tO Nassau sueet,
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DR.: LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
A CARD.-The Public is informed that DR.. LARDNER
CONTINUES The Rracdee Of business. Consulting Eng
wnch he followed on an extensive scale for
IN England and Francs Inventors
merchants and Others engaged in the arts manufactus
principles q practical science Certificates and opinion.
Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
perimsnta Investigations with view the discovery test
se9ur se9ured. Office No 81 Spruce street, New YorA
All Business Letters be postpaid, aud time
being lost by frivolous applications appcan will be
pected to retaining fee Of $40 before consulp ton
M Sunrc
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NEW YORK. February 10, l8f5.
'INHk SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce
his friends and the travelling community general that he
has recently leased the UNITED STATES HOTEL and is
fully prepared entertain all who favor him with their
Having been for u. past sixteen years engaged in the
tended him public will be duly appreciated every
satisfaction rendered to the who feel disposed pa
tronize him.
order to keep with the times be is warranted
change the for board day from 81 SO 25 hoping
me il will meet the full and unqua approba
ton of the travelling public. H. JOHNSON,
United States Hotel. corner of Fulton,
f12 3wsrc Pearl and Water streets, New York.
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TO LET.
AT FoRpHAM. WEsTCHEsTER CO.. ny.

AT FORDHAM. WEsTCHEsTER CO., N "
HS LARGE and venient Cottage formerly occupied
4Aov Thos Basford with Garden. snd Fruit Trees Of
.every descrlrton adjoining within three
hundred yards st. Johns College The New York Har
lem Railroad Cars from New York sx times day
Apply at 479 Pearl street, New York. fIs lm~rc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
nskf ABOUT FIFTY ACRES of choice Land in the oh
2TNWard In the city Of Brooklyn, fronting the New York
ton highly picturesque. Enquire of JOHN s. BERGEN,
on the premises. ja29 lmsrc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. 3 Courtlandt street and 81 Liberty street.
NEW YORK -

,,,,,,, ,,,,,,x IhIee DooIs from Broadway.
'I'HlS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the goth inst when
ne rr0prleto viii he happy accommodate their friends
and the public with board The Lodging are large and
AIRY and the internal fail 10 please
Inc ioceuon being IN the centre of business offers induce
passed by any other House in this city
pressly for this establishment
Families who wish Parors and Sleeping attached
ee accommodated The subscribers their
wanting the comfort Of their guests
and while they solicit share Of their patronage they hope by
unceasng attention. the duties of their vocation give
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WYCKOFF * co.
fl imsrc
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FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN METHOD.

NEW COURSE Of Lessons in French, according the
"a "a system Of Robertson will BE- given by Mr.. EDMOND DU
B,uiSsON b., ss Leonard sI commencing on Monday,
in turops will be explained the Professor Person. wishing
attend Mr. Edmond du Buisson having been engaged giving
Instructions French for number OF NJ Coudet
school, and for the past at NJ g. lie Rows collegiate
school at New Brighton would respectfully refer hoe
information in the meantime may be obtained his residence
400 Broadway.
New Course for Ladies will be opened tbs day
10 o'clock, A. Nj.
REFERENCES.
N. E ceLaforest, French Con- DR.. Porter Barclay
sui General. Dr. Crossman 400 Broadway
W. Draper 81 Beaver w. H. Cary Co, 1876 Pearl
T. Fabfequettes 81 Maiden lane e. c. Carter Co I7s do
Z. Logan, Esq, New Berard & Mondon IS Court.
T. Rowley, Esq, 40 Nassau 81 land It.
Rev. DR.. John Power Il Bar NJ Nelly SO Maidsn Lane
clay street n 2wsrc
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syxe FOR SALE-A valuable Farm forming part Of the
1act known Mo,rsania situated on the Harlem
The county OF Westchester conssting Of hundred
and Of land properly fenced and good order Upon
the Farm there is commodous modern built Mansion House.
country rsidence There as8 upon the Farm
two Farm Houses and all buildings. Also,
valuable mill site and water and orchard The said
Farm accessible from the city being within nine miles
Harlem river The cars q the harap Railroad within
quire b. tween IL and r. nj. Of H. M. MORRIS,
il8 Im*rc IL Pine streef second story
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
RIIINT az SYMS

SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS,
No. A. Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have now a COM
W pete assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer reduced prices They would invite the attention of
chants and dealers their the manufacture
which, they have paid attention. and from the
quantity they making sell them lower than before Of
fered.
Also-Guns of their manufacture well every va
ETY. ofmported Guns and implements quantities pur-
chasers, at exceedingly low prices II 1n.m
TO TAILORS.
THE Second Edition of Stnemets celebrated work
ting of description style of elegance
equaed published and ready for delivery Those who
desire avail themselves of the great advantages derived
from the OF the instructions contains would do well
obtain copy without delay The book is IL by IT inches
square, and elegant diagrams all styles
Of the present day with full ample
for cutting easy and scientific The follow
ing few Of the many highly respectable who testify
to the merits of the book
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete IN i arrangements and IN ITS practical ap
picston cung superior heretofore published either
in Europe or America
p. Henry Son, Daniel Cutter, Stats & Banker, Charles
Cox. E. W. TrYon Co., b. +. Honer james Daily, John
Haviland j. H. Banker.
above be obtained of the author No l3 Broadway
New York. n lm~ec
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BEARS OIL.
A. Fulton street,

&! | !;
- falling of in any event ltwas long noted
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.


Next Block below Trinity Church. and near Wall street)
THE subscribers essees and propreors Of the above well
knswn having recently taken for Of
wishes Of their friends and by them with every
afford ''
The of the house large airy and
have been but lately fitted with and elegant ni
The dome,cs attentive respectful and obedent ta-
bic abundaty supplied with all the subsantias and uxues
good yngthe cellar contains ample Of the
and the beds and beddng throughout the
Having avsiled themselves Of these and many other advan
ges and accommodations important public house, the
proprieors not only deem duy but also take pleasure
thus announcing to travellers and the public in general And
smile at competion yet they determn by assduous at
charges that those who their shall with
disappointment and, that those wh away shall
ence dissatisfaction JOHN II. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York. Feb. l, l845. IA mwrrc
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a STEAM POWER-Rooms 10 let With Steam Power
III Apply at X. HOE X Co.
" fl8 3wrc 20 and 81 Gold street.

TO SECRET SOCIETIES.
IA TO LEC-From LIST May next, the large Room in the
i'm; upper story Of houss Of East Broadway and Ca
2h and S o'clock. r M. For further partcu-
lars Of e. 81 Catharine street, of HIGHT
38 Henry street. I'll lm*m
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- TO LET-The Bulkhead, or Water Front, from War
ren street 20 Chambers street. (about 200 feet
pied as the Neyburg Landing The four s.oT No
ngton and Vest Streets The superior three Brick House
occupied oy Cochran Esq Tenth Avenue near 22d
cFIyS. cFSs. sAIE 6E rs LETSIS: Mansion and Farm
fifty feet five stories and superior cellar roof
copTed maho any doors plated furniture &c. The hall and
whou. equal situation in The United States. win
front the Bay OF thousand feet and each side
of Third Avenue 1t is in the Eighth Ward Of the City Of
many .ildng Sites this property The land the best
Long Island for early vegetables and realize five thousand
dollars per attended by experienced gardener
ALSO, FOX SALE-The Bennet Farm, at Gowanus.
about 200 fronting Third and Fourth and
leading to the Greenwood Cems,ery The LOIS will be
that build Immediately. Apply 70 Nc, .,,,r
flo m No Nav street Ne, York.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES,

Fhadephia have received by late arrivals full assor
psnt t q Looking Glass Plates from bv to 20 by % Polished
ee a.sortment of Toilet Glasses Spectaces Snuff Boxes
together with variety Of other German and
jn20 m nh ~s -. - " -
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Co.

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co,
NEW YORK, Feb 8, ls43. )
Election held this day for Direc of this institution
"A for the year the following gentlemen elected
such Directors:-
Thomas w Thone, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas L. Woodruff, Anson Baker
B. X. Robson, Nj. d., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tuckr James T. Holmes
John II. DAWSON, John r. Moore,
John II. Lee Wm X. Thorn,
Caleb Z. Tunis, Thomas Morre
Francis r. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John e. Merritt, Robert Smith.
At ,ubsequent meeting Of the Board THOMAS w.
THORNE, ESQ.,, unanimously reelected President.
flee GEO. T. HOPE Secrtary
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE.

MMENICAN HAIK DYE.
w ~ hsr strictly applied according to direction,
'" enalke ne hsir from other color 10 beautiful
auburn % OF sscty jS black whou, staining irritating the
Pyepsyed only BY DR JAYNE No 90 South Third street,
AMI nm Se & 'o % csns SOLD by the Agents A.
Broadway. ,oa I'm m