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CNHEAP SUGARS-J q. Fowler, $50 and <2s Greenwic
~ and &c Vesey has in large stock of whit
and brown Sugars, winch he is selling reduced prices
do So. suMs yellow 10 ceats crushed loaf Dc TX cents
DO well to give him call. Also general assortment
Groceries Fruits. &c MIC imsr
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~~H DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
Nk2&W SCOTLAND AND WALES Persons
Z/zETEkA1A can remit any amount from pound and
&4&&k43dk upwards TO their friends in any part Of
Great Britain on Ireland, by applying to the
Of whom d5s. can be obtained payable sight
ont England Ireland Scotland and Wales Those
drafts forward them by the packets Of the 6th m
10Th 2st or Sth Of the month of the Royal Mail
Steamers sailing from Boston the 18th January
:. w. J. T. TAPSCOTr, S6 South at,
Aoor hale p,rt.,u IL.
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A~H DAY LINE TO BOSTON via NLW
-WESTERN RAiLROAD.-On snd after
Monday, December 7h bv the splendid TRAVEL
LER sad >EW YORK. from Peek Slip, daily, (sundays
cepted,) at 6x A. M.
Cars will be readiness the arrival Of the New
Haven take direct to Boston, arriving PM
Fare takea through ON board the boat
New York, Dec. 1916 d5 lms Oh
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
nKsH0LLICk'S magnificent work the Outlines Of
PhysiolOgy-Quarto -Iusrated by beautiful mo
del on paper, dissected and eolorored to the life
This model. first view, presents the body of By
raising tho fropt Es Of the body the nte:nes and vtas
discovered These dscov the ds
sected heart The ce cutice is then rspoved aud the
brain and presented view and finally
the whole being lifted the back and spinal
posed.
conceived.
The book is mbelished with Plumbeoyps etching Of
the author. Published by the .rs
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMA Y,
Southeast corner 5th and Chestnut ss, Philade pha.
Retail price 81 IS
The liberal Discount made to the trade on all books
published by the National Publishing Company
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GUNS AND BOWIE KNlVES-loo sinsls and double
barrel ducking Guns, suitable for the season-
200 double barrel cooking Guns. ".
400 assorted single barrel Guns, common to fine. "a
800 Bowie Knives, substantially made, intended Tor ser
ice
200 .sfeockng revolving rstols Of steel barrels
For sale by A. w. SIZES CO.,
81 Maiden lane,
Imports. Of Hs.dwHs Cutlery. Guns r'Ol' !: nd Sport
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ReturnsdThs Swedish brig Albion, s,liendoh hence
Antwerp, 18Th Nov, with Of has port
having 90 the 2ih when in LET 30 81 Ion 81 90 during
~ WNW shipped sea which stove buIwsrks, spt plank
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL TO- 1916.
The London 1imes's money market article
of the 9Th pvcuino On We.

The London 1imes's money market article
of the 9Th, evening, says:
The market for English securities was de-
pressed this afternoon. III the morning an APP
pearance of weakness became evident, but it
was more severe towards the close of business,
lumor then being current that message
from the Qceen would be received by the House
Of Commons tonight on the subject of Ameri-
ca. Consols fell on the whole about one-haf
per cent, the last quotation being for money
05 l-3 to Ia; and for the account, 50 8 g
to l-9. After the regular hours of business
Bargains were even concluded at lower prices
quoted Bank stock left off 208 is TO 200 IL;
Three per Cents reduced 81 is to 90; Three
and Quarter per Cents 81 SIS to 1-3; Long
Annuitos, 10 ll-I6; Indian Bonds 4Os to 42s.
pm; South Sea Annuties "a SIS; and EXche-
quer Bonds SIS. to 35s. p. NJ.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


PACKET SHIP NORTIHUMB ERLAND.
ADVANCE IN WHEAT-THE COTTON AND
MONEY MARKET FIRM--FAMINE IN 70
LAND-ANOTHER BATTLE IN INDIA EX-
PECTED.
By the arrival of the packet ship Northum-
berland, at New York, we are in possession of
later news from Europe, for which we are in
debted, as usual, to the enterprise of the
Herald.
The dates are to the Sth of March There
IS no change in the Cotton market to record.
In the Money market very little was doing,
and no change is noticed Consos for money
in London 95 SIS to 95 ga, and for the &C
count S5 7-S to 90.
Wheat had advanced at Liverpool from one
to two pence per bushel, and American Flour
we see sold on the 9Th ult. for 26 and 81 shil-
lngs per barrel. There is no other CONNER
cal intelligence of importance to record; the
markets remained pretty much as per last ad-
vices.
In Parliament there was nothing doing OF
Importance to this side of the Atlantic, except
tllut DIT ElOUcIL Gel hlONIh " oN'li'I 'ISh
wheat, Maize and Rice duty fee at once. A
greed to by the House Of Commons.
Tie comments of the papers on Oregon mat
tiers are warlke. The Chronicle repeats that
I England will take nothing short of the Colum-
bla River as the boundary, and that the Unite
States must not presume upon her supposed
unwillingness to engage in war.
There is no mention, as far as we can see,
of the pilot boat Romer, which was reported
to have arrived out on the 9Th ult.
The news from the North of Europe gives
, accounts of difficulties in Poland, with pros
] pect of rebellion, arising from the scarcity o.
! food and of fodder. The fear of a famine in
the country seems about to be realized.
. From India late advices have been received
3 and the British are likely to have their hands
= full in their invasion and attempted subjuga
]. ton of the hardy Sikhs. These people are thu
!" bravest and best disciplined of all the lndiar
e troops, having been trained principally by
e French officers. They have, since their las
S battle with the British, which proved so bloody
: to their invaders, assembled to the number o
IS seueniu thousand men and upwards Of 100 piece
d of cannon. and another bloody battle was dali,
n expected. British vaor and discipline will
probably be too much for them, but they will
h not be conquered without resistance, and, a
IS the first battle has already proved, great sacri
5, fee of life on the part of their invaders.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
yUxuE GENUINE VEGEiTA BILE PILLS,

III AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR G0NORRHCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. &c. OF all the RENE
dies vet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most effectual, as
they have never been known TO fell 10 effect Perma
nent cure. They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend. These
Pills are put up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
NO For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
20. IT,; G. Wiseman, Light St, opposite Fountain
Inn and byJ. F. Perkins & Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green SITS.
In WashingtCn-by NJ Delany, cor. Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by C. Scott, cor. 9TH st.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. ial7
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES.
4 Mrs. NICKERS ON, No. So N. Howard st. has
lust received from New York few more of those
French Embroidered Infants Robes, from So to SIS
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EEEGE&S GOODS
TAnLECnNrRs. sc

I'D TNTIT TTV V', w
New style Raregcs; Balzlr.nss; Painted Lawns;
Muslin Gnghams; satin Cross Overs; Cambria Cling
hams; Canary Prinls; Cloths Casslmeres; Festn2s;
Gambroon; Bobbin Edgcmgs; Worsled Table Covers;
CoIoIed Damask, for Piano and T~bIe coyersi SILK
and Cotton Hosiery; Thibat and Nett Shawls; Green
Bareqe; Pongee and l.. Cambrc Hdkls; Russia Dta,
per; Damask Napkins and Table Cloths; bleached
and brown Domestics, of all widths; Osnaburgs;
DrlIlings; Nankcen Bageng, Nos !, 3 3 and 4; Bur
laps; Tickings; Checks, sc. For sale low, whole
sa lie and retail, HENRY w. COOhE,
NH 30 corner Of Hanover and Lombard stS.
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~ P&IhC GOODS.
- E.kEnERLCk ELCKEN s. SONS.

| AT pRlAJs GOODS.
y FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS
No 20O BgJTyNORE ST.
Have received nv late arrivals from Europe a Iarg,
addition to their former stock of poods which will ~
Increased b. several nae kes which are 10 arrive hi,
mouth.
peart, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Ia lcs, STAY bindings and Thread Lace
CARPET and London BINDINGS
TailorF' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cott0u CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
Tiucys Palcnt shoe THREADS
English and German HoisrIy and Clowns
Hobhin. laces aud Edgnns
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, q complete assortment
Snuff Eoxes and Jews llarps
States, Slate peucIIs and a general assortment nj
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO-Uu CONSIGNMENT
SOLID Head PINS
Gilt, Lasting, silk aud Bone BUTTONS
Gum Susgonders, Combs
rrioyng Cards, linHshes
r IN MN, U"P anu anu IeIlu'hGIy
81 Sh-H III riiTs .h"ICheS
Cil, T',I. i''n e,., o.. ., .,.,.;, 800 :.
-; uHt 'cWehy, razor Sttops' &C 10 %mcn we M
em'' 'l@L tney WI. eye US eau before making
' 'nvy WIN una II 10 'eir aaVahIa9e,
"nr goods A. u onohI Il, aux INNS ,ol nP"rng
which cannot fail TO pease. raj fel7
rr,,SS YYISz;s,,, - q, :, . ,;,;, ~, ., 49,,
L W. haN - ~ - ~ - 4 - ~ ;;'hEn "OODn
- 49, lettNeu pr sap hlchau anderson, Il
',igG aug WeI seleclta assortment OF usGiui house
NueP'nS Aiucl'H CONSISTING III part OF, Ianle tut
lery, Of every description; Enamced saucepans
n'' ,rstiN 'H@ Hr.hcs' htIi htlI FfestfViHg ret
n'S5 Iinu ron NhlI'S; SaunhPanSi hollais ana
lcSt'es' ~e' III great variety; lea Trays "alteis
o a''oSt every pae'h ana size; hfead trays; Com
lc t4ke anu brehd haSkttsi Japanh Il, Gotlc plated
ana BRASS tahdi"suCEs; Bass Sptlouhs, ana very
great variety oil new ana useful Goods, for sale on
me most pleasing terms "a NE wholesale and retail
FURNISHING warehouse, No,ls BALTIMORE ST,
nearly opposite The CentIG MARKET. Also on hard,
Table Culrry Tea Trays and Walters, Plated and
britannia Wafe, solar Lard Lamps, GhandoIes,
Nltchen Utensils, llnli1W Ware. Brushes, Mats,
Wooden War, Baskets, and House Furnishing
Goods Of every description. Also, Manufacturers
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from the Rochester American.
CHILD II 90 D.

From the Rochester American.
chill MOO D.
BYN.A, sTONT.
Those by gone days, those h'ppy days,
/ Days free from care and pain;
How memory loves 10 travel back
And bring them up again.
Ten thousand little things now mind,
One Of those days gone by;
A look, a langh, prayer or tear,
A farewell, or sigh.
Oh, they were days FER again
In this life can enjoy,
How oft in manhood have | wished
were laughing boy.
But though love to muse upon
Those bright and sunny hours,
Ills sweet To think of those whO'ye gone
Like spring aud summer fJwers.
My loved classmates, where ale they'
Those bright, those laughing boys;
/ Some sleep in death, yet Others stay
To chase earth's glhtering toys.
Some seek in distant chimes that boon
For which SO may strive,
And tug, and toll, and strive to keep
The lamp Of life alive.
Many a voice is silent, mute,
And care worn many brow;
And hearts that loved each other then,
Are cold and distant now.
Il ever feel like ere who treads
Some dark mysterious way,
As mid the sepulchrcs Of the dead,
Silent, and sad stray.
Let others love the future bright
AS fancy it pOrlrays
Eut give NE back my early hopes,
Those dear, departed days.
Those by gone days-those happy days,
Days fee fiom care and pain,
How memory loves to travel back
And bring thu m up aglin
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IE-THE AM ERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTl-
IRE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers by care
carriers, at only and qUarter cents per week,
z1ble to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
hhe Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
Rsorbefs, at the rate Of Four Dollars per year, pay
RlWnYs. in adYnncG.
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A ny PERSON who may be- suffering with
EA ToOtnache, however violent or how yer long
standing it is will certainly have il cured in one mi
mute, by WHEELER's TEABEREY TOOTH WASH, and
at the same time the protection afforded the Tooth
will stop all decay and keep it in perfect state OF
health. 1t is also an efectuq remedy for Soreness
of the Gums, it is also cure for sOttncss of the gums,
and entirely stops bleeding of the gums; and the use
of has never been known to fail IN keeping the
teeth, gums and mouth pleasant aud IN the best state
of health
"Wheele;'s Teaberry Tooth Wash" having !c-
moved Scurf and cured Soreness Ofrny Gums, which
had troubled me for two years, It is MY heliei tat 1t
is highly useful article, and that II is advisable for
those who suffer with the teeth and gums to make
use of il; NARY Suf LtvAN.
Or Depot No. l2l BALTIMORE 3FEEET, above
South. luA2S
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. The fine
weather we have had for the last three weeks
has been suspicious. The Germantown Iele-
graph says the grain crops wear very promls-
ing appearance. They have stood the winter
admirably Accounts from other quarters also
speak encouragngly of the wheat fields.
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BURNT TO DEATH. Mrs. Ann Moore, a
respectable married lady of New York, aged
as years, was found lying dead on Wednesday,
in her room by the side of stove, her clothes
burned to finder, and life extinct.
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY Daniel
Zacharias and Charles Neber have recently
been convicted of felony, in Washington Coun-
ty (Md.) Court, both sentenced for three years
and ten months TO the pententiary.
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~E7O PRINTERS.

FE1O l'RFNFEB&.
NESBITT"S WOOD TYPE.
PRICES REDUCED!
TYPE from this mandatory are warranted supe
fiof to those from any other mauuact0ry they having
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE DIPLOMAS
from the various Fairs in the cities OF New York and
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the former snaps them off with hurry and a
jerk that is quite remarkable. O'Connell
would say in slow and full sounding voice,
81 will not on this Occasion follow the right
honorable gintleman tru the DIRTY chan
nelS of -tu-pe-ra-tion;" and in saying this he
would throw his coat back off his armpts as if
to cool himself, and give pull afterwards to
his waistband, and do it all aisly and calmly.
ShieL on the country, would say as much in a
skip and jump; as if i'll violent passion,
his voice exceedingly cracked and utterance
rapid as thought-eaning over the table as if
DESTROYS of t6lLO,ring up his words as far as
possible. Without being near enough TO hear
his words distinctly when | first heard him
speak, it sounded to nc exactly like sPunky
little Irish man in a towering passion, rafting
off volley OF abuse over a table at Sir Robert
Peel, and reaching over as if DESTROYS of CIV
ing him crack over the nose; but when re-
ported next morning, | found it was most
kind and friendly appeal. | had the pleasure
of passing introduction to him "under the
Speakers gallery" and found him exceeding
ly courteous and kind. Heis a man of great
ability and indomtable encrgy,-perhaps a
little TOO Irish for grave debate-but | should
Suppose in an Irish jury case, and in Ireland,
his manner would carry all before him.
"O'Connell" and "Shel' seem to exhibit
the two extremes Of Irish cloquence, both in
their way powerful, one "long" and 'tother de-
cidedly "short metre. TMr, Shiel in face strong
ly resembles the Hon. J. G. Spencer, but is
not as tall man by head and sh Juldcr. He
seems to be very much esteemed and is great
favorite.
| do not recollect ever hearing an unkind
expression regarding hun, whilst in regard to
O'ConneI, one can scarcely speak of HIM any
where in England without finding some one
disposed to have slap at his "agitating prin-
cpes," or as he would say, "iudulgc in the
dirty channel of vi-tu-pe-ra-tion."
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disposed to have slap at MS Ndgllatlhg pFlh-
cpes," or as he would say, "iudulgc in the
dirty channel of vi-tu-pe-ra-tion."
"WHo WOULD NOT BE AN EDITOR" The
New York Commercial appends the above cap
ton to the following paragraph. If every Ed
itor about getting married is to be as lucky as
the Benedict of bingham, there is little use for
the lady-love to think of The "fxns" Of an es-
Establishments
That an editors life is laborious is conceded
by those who practically know anything about
it; that his position is responsible many luck
less editor has been taught to feel by men OF ev
cry other profession and trade, from lawyer
to cooper; that unreasonable demands are
made alike upon his physical and mental pow
ers might safely be testified upon oath; and
worse perhaps thanall, an editors like "wo-
mems work" never completed. Yet, barring
al! these drawbacks, some editors are lucky fell
lows, and receive their share of the good things
of this life on terms perfectly satisfactory to
themselves. An exchange brings us one OF
these instances, which reminds one too of the
old adage, ''lt never rains but it pours"
The happy editor of the bingham Patriot
has not only, in spite of his being an editor,
persuaded a pretty girl TO take him ''lor better
for worse'', which were bliss enough for one
1 life, bu, his lady neighbours, in admiration of
the mutual courage oftho contracting parties,
have sent in few donations towards the house
iixns of the adventurous couple. The editor
announces that he will keep his office open ga
few weeks longer" to receive further dona-
tons, and acknowledges already the receipt OF
the following, VIZ: handsome centre table, a
parlor stove, scot china ware, a solar lamp,
a handsome carpet, crockery ware in abund-
ance, nest of boxes, pals and bcukets, TO-
getbcr with a variety of small articles.
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lntermediate sizes at pr0pOrtionate rates
Orders left at the ''BALTlMURE TYPE FOUN-
DRY" will meet with immediate attention.
n24-tf +. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
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NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
N,Cs EnR ATIiR EE ELL Any l.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FESRUARG Id
SPOETRY-Truih by Augustus Snodgrass; walt for
thee by Douglas Howe ard; Molly Asihor; Let Cruelty
dishonor BesuIy, Extract from Wordsworth, Poem b.
VIM Wallace IL EDlTORiAL-The Tarif-Speech OF
Mr. Stewart; British Oppression and American Slavery,
FIosslng IN Prisons; Excitement Ia Maryland; Our For
eign observation-disclosures Connecticut; The anti Protective
Tsrr Bill; The Lana Reform; Education and Democracy;
Streaming al Gna; New b smpshire; Railroad lron-A
Suggestion; Removal Of the Capital of the State; Fuel
Saving Tor Steam Engines, &c. &c. Ill. POLITICAL
New YORK Town Eleclions-Oswego Co.: Palmyra; Ohio
Wing Convention; LouisisrA Election; Kentucky Con-
ee, Michigan. &c ". NEWS-Laie and luere from
Brazil and the Argentine Republics From ST. Domingo;
YucaIan; From the Cherokees Highly Important from
Mexico; Correspondence OF The Tribune from Pensacola
Texas Nsuvoo Ohio Boston Iowa. Albany Washington
PRocsEplHGs CONGRESS- from Regular Correspond
ent; NEw.YoRK LEGISLATURE; The Oregon Question
Diplomatic Correspondence between hessr BQchansn and
PaSeuhsm; Appointments by the President and BY Gov.
Wright: Alabsns; New Brunswick, &c- V. MlSCELLA-
NEOUS-The Rich hisn-An ldel Sketch Chronicle OF the
Cid Repor; of The Bloomngdale Asylum for the Insane;
Bishop Meade; Questions on the Tariff; New-Engand
Fourier Society; Mr. ClsyA Scene al Nstchsz; = The
Mysterious Clipper; Slavery in MsryGndi City Items
from The Daily Tusune Notices OF New Publications; &c
vi. COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stocks,
Money Cattle Market New Prices Current corrected
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NOW READY,

HIONTEZUMA the last of the Aztrcs, BY Edwd Maea-
I've rim. vols. limo Paper, 81; CLOTH SIP c,.,,
Il has the indelibe Impress OF Seninh -eo'uiH'iNA
Magazine. , ,hac h.,f
I'VE would the author OF MonIezuma toa nai
This Sfk presents freshness and interest seyood Hts
Magazine ~ =
The Greece OF the Greeks by y. A fefqiCan' - q. o.
Consul At Athena vols. l2mo.; illustrated fncs ~
ave heartily commend the book TO al those VINO e'e
that land OF glorious memories "-ViadiSator.
=. II will be sought for With avidiiy.'-Troune;
Every par. OF book bears evidence oil me Autoors
knowledge Of his subtect".Nsuoasl Magazine
Rsmblss by Land and Water or Travels II Cuba and
MeYico by q ~ Norman. vol II mo illustrated. 81
This WORK Is intensely interesting Ladies' Nat Mag
W. refer cur readers details OF this work, they
being possessed ola singular and interest,"
N O. Com Times.
Man in the Republic, By Cornelius Mathews. 32mo gilt
S7t cents.
There Is end strength in The imsgery-sn adap,s-
ton in Rhythm truth and psthos IN the versheauon
aud su guage which place these poems song the In
t.lIectual treasures Of the sg-."-N Y Aurora
II 3us PAINE L BURGESS. 90 Johnst
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IRI.H EMIGRANT sOCIETY.-TheT Ire

IRISH ElIIGRANT SOCIETY The Treasurer
OF TN. lri-h E:nigrent SucrLy scsnow led the
ceipt OF Eleven Hundred and dollars and
cents from Thomas Swanwck Esq. Treasurer OF the Ball
fund being proceeds OF their ball given Ni5os
Saloon 2eh December last. whchiucludes donations
from the following gentlemen
Messrs Griune M.nlun Co. $50 Charles H. Marshall.
Esq $50; Aiesss Brown Brother. Co S25; Robert Ker-
mit E.q so; z. K Collins, Esq SIS; William Nibo, Esq
SIS Edward B. Little Esq Sl0; Messrs Fox aud Liv
I'M sion $40; Messrs Woodruff 4 Ninturn, SO; John
Glhon, ESQ $40; jacob Harvey, Esq ST; MesTs. ". c..
Bryant & Co 81 %.
Anthony Barclay, John Caldwell, Moses Taylor, s Cam
brellins William Nelson, James T. Brady. Thompson
Nephe Frederick L. Talcoi, William WhocR. jr. John
T. Agnevv. Ph-'ac, and William NJ Clarke. Esqs
each -.
William ~ Tieston Richard Bell Buckley. Graham X
Co.. P. Brennan II. l. Sanford, John McMenomy, f. G.
Tisdsle James o. Menra Thomas Doau. Patrick Dawson
james Leary Malone Nicholas D!mon Denuis Car
lin, Edward Gallagher Patrick DrGddy and James BARI
Ter O'Counor, E,qs. each 81 Jsmes Dunn snd James
Tee vote of thanks was passed officer Patrick Henry for
his srauiio services rendered the evening Of The Ball
JAS. REYBCRN, Treasurer
i5f II OF Irish Emigrant Society.
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GREAT REpUoTIoN OF PRICES

an FOREIGN BOOkS-oS pr. Brussels an Ger
" man edluons /; p do on Paris DO. +. 6. BERTEAU
SIS Broadway INTENDING discontinue the book
Will sell from the present time un The 18th Of April next
A. the above mentioned reduction OF the prices
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