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NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
NEW BUILDINGS.
i. B. RUPERT,


ENAVING disposed Of his first stock Of goods
N n has Just received a far better and more spen.
ssorlment suitable to the season, consisting
good variety Of
cloths; s0t!incis, CGssfmereS and I6sffass
for Mems wear as can he had at any other store
in he county-a kinds Of
silk, Cotton, Lirncn, E!1Olien or Eyor ted
cloths for Ladies' usc--Ilats, Caps;ihn aud thick
Boots and Shoes very cheap, besides large as
sortment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE,
and in fact, almost every thing that can be found
in any other store in the county.
Bceuing that nimblo sixpence is better than q
Jul shilling he will continue to sell his goods at
small advance, for ready pay. He therefore in.
yitos all to call, feeling assured that they will he
satisfied with his prices.
Nov l5
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Chair Man ufaCtoy
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

THE subscriber continues to carry on
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BLOOMSB UPG
Cabinet ware House.

BZOOMSB URO
Cabinet Ware House
FgsVHE subscribe would respectfully infotm the
u public, that he has taken the sh Up lately oc
cup!cd by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
Bloomsbury, where he is carrying on the
UABINl2I9 DDS1GJ IESe39
in all its various branches, and where he will be
hoppy wait upon all those who may fagor him
with their custom. His Furniture 10 warranted g.
ho made Of good material and durable, and he in
tend keeping ON band
Side600ydg. Secretaries, bureaus,
Wardr06eS. Cord TabieS, Dining
7abfeS, Break/ast Tribes,
Cupbourds, Stands, WaSh
Stands, Bedsfedds,
Dough-iroughS,
Co6iRS, sc.
1nd all kinds ofwork in his line, which he will sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
BY srIct attention to business lie hopes to re-
,eive share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, lsi5.-Iyl
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SSPRL.N'G and SHEER STEEL Just re-
ceived and for sale at the New Store.
j.. b. RUPERT,
October H..
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IEAGDW AIN9


Ear,hern-ware.
iAIAADWAIL29
Assortment including every lhiug from an
anchor to cambria needle, lbat farmer OF
mechanic wants TO use, including Round
Bar, Sheet and Band Iron suitable l0C wag
goh lire or any other Ose.
EVO0dCM--yGTej
A large quantity Of Codel and Pin,
Pals and Tubs, Baskest, Of all si2e.
&c. Copper and Brass KouIes; all kinds Of
Tin ware, stove pipe, and Upper and Sol'
Leather.
Bot wha, is The use in parlicuarising, as
hardly an article in their line can be asket
for bnl what they can furnish their custom
ers for prompt pay, or in all kinds Of lum
Der, and country produce
Nov. IS, 1850
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TO PARENTS.


nR JAYNE'S Carminative is a certain
H " speedy cure for Darrhea, Dysentary,
eIa MOIbus Summer Complaints with Child,
and all arrangement of the stomach and bow,
caused by inlprudence or error in diet 1t has eff.
fectcd cures in the worst Of these complaints
even where hope had NJ lost ned--snached a
tender infant from an early grave, aud called for
the exclamation 1T has saved the child The pro.
pIetor of this medicine begs leave to stale--lt vs.
something which he has used extensively in private
practice Tor a number Of years and believes he has
saved many lives by its timely use. Every person
afflicted with ihese complaints, invited to try
one bottle Oft, which is warranted to give relief.
Pamphlets containing full directions and celti-
hcaics ol cures accompany eachbDte
Prepared ouly at No South Third street, Phil
adj lhIo.
The sboveMedc are for sale al
the store of
JOHN Il. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
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1,ov. 18th 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-10

Total, months. -. $n.s91 IS l7.sss IS ls,3U Il
The increass in the 6rst three months Of 1884, COM
pared With the corresponding period in lsaa amounted
50 sos a. being about six per cent and the increase
in the nst quarter Of 1885, compared with the CORES
pondng qnsrter in lsas amounted to $7l&s 49, being
about seventeen per cent The per cent increase this
year large compared win that and should the present
rate be continued throughout the year. see nothing
to prevent resumption >e regular semi annual dyi
dsnds The surplus Last ysar expended in impro.
wing and extending the road and in increasing the pro-
perry Of the company. The stock, therefore, at this
moment 10 actually much valuable as an invest
men than when il was selling within Eve per cent Of
par to say nothing about the favorable opportunity 10
invest now, compared with that tme or in other words
the stock s better worth nnsy6ve per cent now than
It was then.
We annex statement exhibiting the quantity Of cor
tain articles exported from this port for the r qusrtsr
OF each Of the pas. three years This table includes all
the exports cleared from the whether for
dom esc o foreign Dorts
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The expectation Of many Of staple productions in
the hrst quarter Of 1885, much lager than for the
corresponding quarters in sjthsr Of the two previous
years The shipments Of beef both picked and dried,
cheese corn corn meal aour pork rice and wheat this
year 80 far have been unusually large compared with
previous ysara The demand for these articles in Europs
particularly In Great Britain has lately been very great
and nuss continre to BE- through the reason II was
stated In the Brtsh Parliament early 10 March, that the
government Of Great Britain had expended more than
hundred thoussnd pounds sterling In purchasing maize
Indian cornard rice. for the starving population Of
Ireland alone. This 10 but noiey Of what will b re-
q,irsd. The expectation Of corn from this rort this
year shows the unusual demand for this article and
the navigation the Erie canal 10 rssuusd the
immense supplies Of this grain. In storage at the
West will be forwarded TO the ssaboard for shipment
10 Europe Our latest sdvices from Posnd report the
bopls Of that country beng in starving condiion
and instead Of being % 10 usually the case large ex.
porting country will require large importaions Of
foreign grain u supply their actual warts for ccnsump
tion. Where the SUPPLY will come from 10 possible
TELL the harvess last year. throughout the whole Of
Europe, were below an average.
Considerable opposition has bsen exhibited In the Br
tsh Parliament to the admission Of Indian corn or maize
into the ports Of Great Br ain nominal duty but
there is every probability Of the ministry carrying the
point In relation to this artics In connection with all
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
In Senate.
WAcxrfenrpN

In senate.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1916.
Clouds and rain-thc Avenue wants il. We de-
pend entirely upon Providence for the watering Of
the Avenue. very sensible diminution OF the
congregation o. people in the galleries. Prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Tustin.
Petitions by Messrs. Breese, Dix, Westcott
Dickinson, and others.
THE NAVAL BURRAUx.
On motion of mr.. FAIRFIELD, the Senate took up
the bill for change in the dlstnoution of the css-
scaon OF the duties OF the several bureaux OF the
Mr.. Fairfield, Mr.. Huntington and J. M. Clayton
debated the bil, when, at the suggestion OF the lat
ter, 1t was laid aside for the day.
QUESTION OF SEARCH.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved resolution, asking of the
President TO communicate 10 the Senate, whethe
any American vessels have been visited for the pur
pose OF search by British cruisers, since the signing
OF the treaty OF Washington and il So 10 give the
names OF the vessels, &c; and also any CORE Q.
pondence that may have taken place between the
authorities OF the two governments upon the sub
ject. Adopted,
I'VE exgect this inquiry has an especial bearing
upon MIR Dickinson's proposed reply to Mr.. Web
ster upon the Mcleod case, the lmpressment, and
African squadron questions
package OF adverse reports upon private cases
were agreed to.
THE LATEST OREGON CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. M. CLAYToN's resolution. calling for the
latest diplomatic correspondence upon the Oregon
question, was taken up.
Mr.. ALLES-Pass that informally by, sir.
Mr.: J. M. CLAYTON hoped not. He believed the
adoption OF the resolution at this time would fac
tate the settlement of the question:
Mr. ALLEN with his usual energy, opposed The
resolution. He had heard nothing, ne had seen no.
thing TO change his opinion a. to the improperly Of
the passage OF this resolution. His objection was,
that from day to day, on the arrival OF an English
steamer, the calling for information upon the Exc
cutve, argued a suspicion or disrust Of the ability
OF the administration to conduct this question:
dIsrustof II In his hands There could be no doubt,
after what the President had done at the opening of
the sesson. that II he had any Information in his poe
seeslon, which It was proper to communicate 10 the
Senate, that he would iransmit il without call
Such proceedings as this might excite among the
people, suspicion that the Senate distrusted the
President This weuld have bad moral influence
aRainstus Mr.. Allen did not wish any inference IA Il
what might be, or what might not be, in the DOS.
session OF the Executive, iiom his opposition "a
this resolution.
Mr. 9 M. CLAYTON appealed that there could BE-
no tangible ground of objection to this res outon II
only called upon the President and only required him
70 give the Information 50 far as in Infringement, 1t
might De deemed compatible with the pubic inte-
rect, no farther. II was left at the Presidents dis
cretion entirely. But from the opposition Of the
Chairman on Foreign Relations, the suspicion was
likely 70 arise, not that inc Senate. disIussed INC
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-,ro,rrH. DUC ,CzEAU Arg - ,iOas*'u oo ~ !.
AUCTION NOTICE.
ASSfGNEE'S SALE OF OH. PAINTINGS

THE GALLERY AlNTlN 0S marble stauary.
cravings. &c., known for this city Clark
Gallery embracing many valuable originals: BY ,hs elS
will be sold At and without THURSDAY
and FRIDAY, April 18th and l7th at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
Building l where they now open for in:pe
the largest and valuable ever offered ia this couay
embraces over 6ooo objects Of virtu among which will he
found collection OF enarsvngs and the only
this county Also collection Of impressions Of
Hsda. consisting Of complete set Of Conovsrs
mocds for casting 4. .sms A sewers. Of ,ssrTre
mas Wadst-n. and several marble bust antique vases Of
JAIME antique vsrd &c. re- Among the paint
Ro.. the B.Th Of Christ! By Titian Christ CIownins s.
DO; superb has pieces BorgoEnone; Marrag. Of
Esau By Corrado Chase Su.snnsh Prnone; marine
scene By Temptess Komano the Downfall Of st Paul aud
the Triumph Of David. by Mateo Ross Re, ke All the
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TIE rest 0ns argument sgainst its admission IT, that
the people Of England and Ireland win not eat H. A
population on the point Of starving. have very little
CHOICE and their existing nscssss will tsnd to
the Introduction and consumption of this important sr
Gle Of brsadsu than any thing else Under ordinary
circumstances il might be difficult to induce the people
to adopt 1t article Of food beggars, however.
must be choossrs, and the government will force
IL into general All want 10 q fair trial. and We
have very little doubt but that will ultimately become
great favorits witt the people Of Europe, a. 10
with those of this country.
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Died,
On Wednesday the 9Th inst. Mr.. RLnnA Foor, in the
73d year Of his age.
His friends and ,hose of the family,
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from his late residence, No lls Greenwich st. without
further invitation.
) On "Wednesday evening, after a lingering illness,
PAUL B. LLoy
His relatives and friends and those of his
law David Banks requested to attend his funeral on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock from a Blocker corner
On Wednesday evening the 9Th inst Of consumption.
Mrs. ANN NJ wife Of Chss Fslch, and daughter Of Den.
nson Williams OF Albany, in the 23d year Of her age
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BOWERY AMFHI1fiEATRN.
SANDS. LENT + co, PRoPRIET0Rs,
Fresh Nocelty,
This Evening.
1A' ~ xe 81 dress
CINDERELLA.
R :ss =" syn rssi ..
MADAME G'sGfs 81 !s's daring and .e.
tn: a.: ::' !; S,:ssSs; .. Ss's ssi..
Together with fall and srlli.a, Of horsm.n.
Il TN s.! ETsi |; sf;,'rs Si z;ss
goon open q perlo-m.nee 70 commence At half past
e SEsSTc% ~ N. ssS1a7
nd 'i six H 1 4 Nj S' NM 4 !.
At r n"s s$sisaS y asssas sSsaE
Monday Evening, April Is.
!Trhs. r :Is;ie N. + h Timm
bsnee swsea the Irish heds. school and The Grssian
ss.Gss. III
10 X. ~ q
O'0AspnER- He delivers loco sIyrIcAL description
nd sing. pew .:trosome.l song sa called : '''A.
6y r Tmn. 1.S croaeh
An t:s.y on sisrrey- is anrioui,y. obliqu,y ue.-
son-Tcs giaIusy eIoa"isi and sapse'.a iSfs'.a'ai
s9s as:isnns ps.os. arc p;I.,so!.I sed a.s,
new and Instructive song called
in:s .ss Mn. 0'''sh'n
Pev.or or Ii: Ir.h Psop: iin. n''s~'
ated-their Affections and unquenchAble love
coonry-A remarkable iastence OF her foadass, for
their efspring related In an item Of perona expert
PAT AND HIS CHILDREN. or. Affection, v.r.as int.
rest
An Intermission Of ten Minutes
Traits, Oh nscteist,cs aud Aaecdotes, illustrating
tie variou phases Of Pats Pee al aAs- The unworthy
cause uiced I, tho right frlsad's early oppres-
s.n lnsolence aud brutality OF her Her olqusrors
glesm OF hope Tor the t}resn Island
Erin. oh krn. thou al loag he rhsde
Thy ftsr sha shine wh-s the proudest shall fAd
some ace nut 81 an IRISH 0amekeepsr Brousham
= Ns~ Softly hens ]. my home" By Sn
l. More icasinson Of the irish
TO lie deliberately Prevaficaon evasion con- iderd
rather orthy thu other Anecdts llnsrs
i've. called NED MURPHYsTHE FISHkkMAN,O Or,
spscmen Of the Comic Psthstie in new song called
S iraH song-'The xns:i: whi;pr.] BY Ms
Soax lin Fine ouid :h oa;l.m :1.''
Mr. II. C. TIMM will preside
Doors open Al ITO Commence NJ half p,st o'clock.
eiagle ticket cents-Famly ticket, admitting three, g.
a. 3rrc
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DIR. POWELL OCULIST

A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and all lmpersctous Of Vison from 70
o'clock al his residence, 81 Bresdway corner o. Warren
Ophthama, Btoppage of the Tear Passage Casaraet
Opac,tes, eMectuay removed
AMAUkOSlS treated with great attention and success.
InvetefAte Of STRABlBMUS, Squirting, cured
few minutes.
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and inish.
sPECTACLEs adspsed to every defect.
Advice the poor without charge.
Ofce and residence 81 Broadvay-estzance TX Warren
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NEW
GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of TARICK$ CHARLTON STREETS
Sole PROPRIETOR 1890. isssrs. MYERS ( ToMLINsON
1ssn"a0. .yOnN " M r hS
Acting and Stsgs Manager. H. r. GRATTAN.
" SUN.
This evening.
The performances will commrncs with the
MILLERH MAID.
OHes.. Mr. Eddy
Maity Marvellous. ................ MIR n Charm'n
fhebs; .;.. $1,000. -. -. Mrs w H Crisp
lobe fei,owsd ~ the Petite Comedy Of
KING CHANLE6 III.
Ming Charles ............... Mr. H p Grattrn
captain Copp. ........... MIR w Chspnsn
Edwdd Miss Julia Drake
To conclude With the
ARTkUL DODJEk.
ArtfuI Dodgsr. ....................Mr H Chapman
Mary. \. .. Miss Drake
Prices.
49, SUaos. - "
orchestra Boxes Admsssionl 81 eaeh.
nscony; (First TERI. 50
upper boSss.. TX oss.
cisely
boz ONCE open d.ily from 10 AM. to o'clock NJ when
Private Boxes and be secured tickets purchased
ON application 10 Mr.. Draper.
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A CARD

II DE 81 NORONHA,a youus debutant on the Violin,
from Portugal hsvrg just arrived hers from Rio de j.
metro, where his CoSesrs have been attended wi
cess intends. appear before the sc few days. before
leaving for Europe.
Prosnme and other particulars 10 future advertisement
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NOTICE

'EoTAvERN KEEPERS AND OTHERr-For saje
= me SOCK nrnres, and good will Together with ora
sssd isss IRON May At h well ksown Tavern
Tor nu.e.r efyears q the Glasgow HOUSE No 81
issst The whole wi be sod together or sepsa,s
ssh ne Who'll vii ts ssd By public suction q 10 ssiocR q
For turtle. C.I.isalsIs inquire the PREMISES soiwsr
TO MERCHANT TAILORS AND COUNTRY
DEALERS.
THE Subscribers have received an invo;ee f
Double Width French Cassimeres which thev viii III -
rem PRODUCTION, from cost Of importation. - -
NIXON, ASHnE tD BARTLETT
sle Itsf no. is Ced,r ,teet, near Pearl 1t.
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
GOLDSNITH's beautiful system Il Prnmsnshp, eusrss
- tied q all In ten lrssoes hour Terms re-
duc-d osy Three Dollars iasudng stationery Rooms sss
Bro dway. corser 81 Rsade street
Lsds. c.ssts dsily at ii A. NJ ADD ~ NJ Gen,I.m.a
durisg hr da- and evening". aoit.r
FOhuSALE,
A BILLIARD TABLE. choice out ofthree. They can b
"A seen q ~ feari stSsee nAsr
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS.
- I'm ln'l Is HUNT 4 Co. Ne. Haasvu a.
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5hIvNETTE BRANDY, Of the old and Fenuirc
Al brand and OF " superior quality. high proof add
" hf pipes. quarter caks and eshhhe cargo Of the
brig Mary Perk just arrived from Rochelle landing
y !. NcoLL Z Co.. 81 and % Front street.
Also-Onrd Dupuv Cos Brandy, psie and eolored, Of
vsou. vnsges, and 81 choice quality half pipes
ter casks. a, ttnsr,e
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H. z. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionsers,
WILL give their personal attention TO the saesof HoRss
s,ee.. ofC,oeLs.y. Dry Goods Groc.y, and
cit from their friends and the public, 70 their
SALES ROOM, IS BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will to the spacious No II WALL late
Adams Expren Once. mil lmsr
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~ ENhf KNAPP respectfully returns thanks TO the
I'll Psbl'e and foreign merchants in Particular for
?ssnsf o. century KrAyrs Errnz HIS personal
30 ~ during this long period. has given is
eb,nasy a. nspp here b.ss leave apologize hose
Were last al in obtaining this article,
OF his being enRsged building bis manufac
- eosns, Ro M ~ orders VIII be met promptly
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FAREWELL GARD.

THE Manager OF the National Theatre and Circus Ches
nat street Philadelphia, respectfully sesnowedge the
nnparaeled uecess Of the past and offer the
their grateful for continued arsam Of
z mage bestowed on their establishmsnt. I.
Thursday the sh FRIDAY 10th Saturday the 18th, will
be the ast nights Of prormance this present
tn, Company wall in Baltimore M,nday, April 18th,
and remain there prscsey week. previous fulfilling
their engagmcns Warrington City, which will
on toudav April 1Oth following. n
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO FOR Re WARE ROOMS

OOx bHUADWAr. rooms 5 and La Fargo Build mas,
kOO New York. Purchss will aud fhs assortment and
prices the same AZ the above rooms ctey Ros
ton. a. lm-r
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order
Mr.. WEBSTER oh, let him 20 along.
Mr.. DICKINSON ii the ioint OF order 10 the queo'
ton, II ought TO have been raised earlier. Mr. u.
was surprised that so old nator a. he from Mas
sachusetts would be the first to the line Of
courtesy in debate, and that he oud have especial
ly thought it proper TO visit his wrath his humble
(aspiratng the hard as in humbug)on hs(M ID 's)
humble and devoted head that the Senator from
Massachusetts, should also have forgotten the cour.
tesies due TO an absent person, (Mr C J. InQesoI)
forbade him to speak A. he had done. For himself,
Mr.. D. would say seriously, what the Senator from
Massachusetts had said sneerlngly, that he was
we'll aware OF the "feariul odd" against him in
this discussion. Continuing his remarks upon
thus proposition, Of the "fearful Odds" Mr. D. ap.
Piled to the setconfident manner oil Mr.. Websters
the passage from Shakespeare -
II an Sir Oracle,
And when ops my mouth,
Let no dog BARK
And also spoke in spirit OF scathing irony Of ~
"who darss to eight
with Oaths trium ph ant champion.
Next he read from Mr. Webster's speech OF yeesef.
dav: and expressed his wonder that the Senator
shonld have poured the seven walls OF his wrath
Voice. soffc vocs, behind the Reporter-"Seven
devoted head-that so humble an individual a. HIM
self should have been selected az the victim. Mr.
d. would give word Of advice to the honorable
Sepator H. IN looking back upon his past life much
OF which had been spent in the service Of HE
try, all appeared to be Oakland H. in looking to
the future. no bow Of promise appeared IN the hes
vens let him be amenable for the present--let him
indulge in outbreak Of wrath a. he had done yes
terday. Mr. Dickins0n then, referring 70 ls inoofs
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business constantly for the Last twelve he essss a.
New York and Nsv Jessy. p.rt Of the t~e ~ evs
soss' aud Cos %;av yer q ios@;s e he
that about the thoussn9 eight hssded ed foy
tisol wili-m smith, Of As hrrn % G. sash ssa y.
ass s,s .S sss k.ses 80 s
that tine uu' lett their enpcymeut. wh,fh ksY.
III ussnd eight hundred and feyhfes. ss large
and made and sold. hr.-
sard pair shos That the eeahnnilaa as
Gle in the sales 81 goods sss made
regular OF business and has b~~n
enonent lnior ed and believes the ss
Ola Rubber manufacturers and the public
dneed BY Smith Son. 10 the prrsert Deposent farheI
the pateu, rksn BY Charles GoeysaI 70 ts ss~r q
nv-ai,ea and that Goodyear r.ers. sad clam. 10 s, see
s,hes,on JUST what was nsen'sd made By s%h sen
Sworn his 18th DIV af February, lsss, before me.
aALE1 WALTON. Com. Of Deeds
The Patent Laws require that: before appcsnt shall
patent he shall make oath that We
he believes hims the and original useaso. snd hss ~
used. Comment ON this bath the
original inventor, Smith. and Goodyesr who mas mt now
goods within few blocks Of each other in the cay az New
York for lu addition the Il this
yrrfion bv Sm son will further state that the Rarhvy
Soma thousands Of PAIRS OF gloves Of the knit
a with rubber and soid IN various 81 the
United States
Who ir.spa.ses upon others rights Regarding shirred
goods first premium for articles. partly
Of ,hirred goods Of Manufacture from the Amse
in i84 and these very shed pened EnsI -
Thomas Hsucock 1875 and fall drscr p'on pp
ed 70 re London Jou Taa ye = no u 8
cation u show still further what the public have la =,
know. the character Of the controversy. IN sheh
"''x 70 a''sA' HoRAcE II. DAY. ., NJ, a., -.
after the LIST Of May, % Coz , , .,,..,
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MONEY MARKE'r.

s~sOs~ys - fbs IS-8 II. M.
There was a general mprov' .ment to dsv In stocks
Long Island went up per CEN !; Harlem n: Norwich
and Worcester !; stoningto A u Reading Railroad, 4,
Morris Canal ii Penn'yiva mia Sc Il Ohio IS l. The sales
were small at the advar co.
The trustees Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
psny Of this CITY I'VE ordered that fifty per Of the
scrip issue OF "A be paid. The amount outstanding Is
ABOUT TWO nu adred and sixty thousand dollars.
Inc oh. of the Manufacturer 4 Mechanics Bank Of
Nan'uc et not received bv the Suffolk Bank. Boston.
dee med by the brokers, unless
~ heavy discount There sfoa that funds
10 large amount missing, and that the whole capt
tai Of the bank has disappeared.
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has delivered lis
opinion upon the senate amendment Of the Briscos BILL
declaring and valid two Justices sgres.
ing upon the case, and one dissenting.
The annexed condensed statement Of the banks
State shows the aggregate Of these institu
lions at four different pc iods :