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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
TIE AMERICAN AGaIcULTUnIsr.

INERMS tine Dollar per year, IN advance (;
= single nunbers Ten copies for Two Dollars
Pub shed Monthly, by MILEs eos Broadway New
York, containing - pages, royal octave.
Each number ohe AEeuTsie sheet and 10 trans
ported regulations newspapers
free distance 30 Of publication.
and within 100 the State OF New
York mbsr and and half
II 100 miles, without the State.
A. ALLEN Editor
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BUILDING HARDWARE.
IHNHE subscribers offer the following Building
Il Hardware which they respectfully invite III. a,teS
tioH Of mechanics and others:
Carpenters genuine and imitation Knob Locks
Moueo, Closet and stock Locks
Knob. Thumb and Gate Catches
Broad AMI Narrow Bults all ti1es
Loose Joint do.
Parliament and II l. Hinges
Rest hHei PuIers, sash Cord
sash and Blird PasieninEs Bolts. Screws &C.
Pinishng Nails Of all sizes.
J. A. CIARRsON n co.
No. III Brood street sboekoe IIiu
a9l Sign ofthe Hanisaw.
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CONSUMPTION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S

The Original AND Genuine Preparation
Coughs Asthma Bronchs Liver Complaint spluns BLOOD
Dneuiy OF B-sthns Pain In the SIDE and Breast, Papt
tauoa OF the Heart, Influenza. CrouP. Broken
Constitution. sure Throat Nervous 10
bility, and all diseases OF Throat,
Br-sst and Lu tho
efectnal and
speedy
for anyof
the
above diseases
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-EULIAN FIANU tUKTE MANUFACTURE.
F9NHE subscribers exclusive for Boston and
einty manufacture CocnIans Patent Enan
apply Piano Fortes additional
be any part country
manufacture Piano FoTte ofcvery eher
with without fame. and with without the olan Az
tachmcnt
Persons wishing obtain instruments or either kind from
mandatory hereby ASSURED orders by
be faithfully executed and Prices, they
employed present themselves.
To az dh the nud. &C those unaequanied with
hereby every such
from of the country refund the purchase
II the psrchassT not si''shct
person shirr relation the Bo'ian
FoRrE IoURs.L by send
Ing their adj @ r GILBERT 4 CO.
10 1t No In6. Wa Shinr'rn Mass
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J. NJ. lJUk
CtJ-PANTN l.RSHlP.

EoNARD HONE associated with them JNo.
IA W. NlCOLI gaIn OF Ncnn Co.. and will
Dr. Goods
IN City u=d-r firm LEONARD, HoSE * NiooLL-
wM. A. LEONARD
ROBERT r HONE,
JOHN W. NICOLI..
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TO 'TIIE PIJKIJC

Ard hy my AFeuts. Main sucr T. Cntef S. inivsfs 20
y buvai Uuqu6sne El0ctor HH. ". Zaehr.a,r ~ %
hotnin. Istcrs1ufr HragEH, Ihpuas 60.
BT Premiums def r. Franklin 1.tre de- % ao
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RICH DESERT SERYICES.

A 'AHrEuND- Ar INDUCED FRitL=-in Older l.. grt r,i
- n our hsayy Eoos pfevious MOVING We aren't b.
gain 20 CsfpsiiuEs, runud Bocsras. Kufs
- EAWEs, VAN bEJs5EN 4 WARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

show, tn these two hanks increase In loans end dis
counts Of sssss $40; in circulation sis0sa and In dspe
sits $sl6l, and falling OF in specie Of s0d There
appears to have been the greatest variation in the dis
count line.
These banks about criterion Of the ethyl banks
generally, and the inference should draw from their
reports is that there had been increase In the; dis
counts OF all the banks, Of at least two millions Of dol
lars since last February, and falling on lin the sggrs.
gate amount Of specie Of about hundred thousand
doiisrs There may be greater variation than this but
there 10 data for the estimated variation.
We annex . Comparative statement sxhibiing the
condition Of the North Western Bank Of Virginia. i'm
GLIDING branches at wsllsburg and Parksrsbursh, on
the LIST Of April. ls4S and lsA6 -
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$l06H5 70 81 9,2H 10
The circulation on the LIST Of April, 1896 comprised
$s4ss in Ones $osio In twos $a7s SOS nves 2Ss 4so
tens SllS,l4o twsnties $4s 900 iss total $7lo sls
appears that there has been very crest uniformity
In the aggregate movement Of this institution and
branches There has been material increase In any
department
The banks Of Virginia make ssmiAnnual reports and
we doubt the banks Of any other State in the Union
maintain greater regularity in their operations and
more uniformity in the aggregate movement than those
of Virginia II Ia true they have not those facilities for
engaging in the speculative Of the day that
the banks Of this and other large cities have Confined
almost exclusively to the business in their immediate
vicinity, they are regulated BY the movements Of tsoss
engaged in trade and commerce Immediately around
them Where there are strong temptations to en-
gage IN speculaons there u not that necessity for fire.
quent reports that exist In places Of more importance
However there ID danger Of the banks in any part Of
the country repeating their returns too often for the in
terssts Of tho stockholders and those depending upon
them for commercial facilities.
The returns ofthe Georgia banks this year. 90 far a
received, chow but very moderate variation move.
ment, compared with former years. We annex the re.
port Of the Bank Of Brunswick for April s4o compared
with October, 1916 -
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Tia greatest anxiety beginning to BE- felt In conss
ousuce of tho nonaval Of the news BY the Unicorn
and business IL materially Affected by H. II was cur
rently reported yesterday. that the In town
IN the hands Of cotton spsculator and from the extern
,vs business done In cotton, II very generally
d,,ed The sales reached fully 500 bales, ct slight
decrease in rates. say fc per pound although holder
are unwilling to admit that the reduction great
as that The onarrival Of the news, BY mail, this
morning. proves that yesterday was groundlsss
The sales day up to the present hour have reached
about 1900 bales at yestsrday prices and from presen
indications have doubt they will amount 20 5000
before business - over Money IL rsther tight, ant
there 10 paper floating about IN the streets
The Galveston arrived from Texas yesterday but dd
not bring single tsm Of news OF intsrsst by Sunday
We shali have another arrival The news Of the New
York election reached us this morning, and cause<
somsshine Of . stir among the wings.
Blitz ana valentine are doing splendid business
the 81 Chariss Theatre and to close night bu
their success has been 90 great that they have deter
mined 10 remain longer The business at the French
Theatre d rather falling onslthough the nights "Tns
Martyrs" are performed, tine houses are full
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On Friday May LAT, JosEPH BooKREAu BLA xcA Rp ared
Eve years and nix months, son Of MIR Francis Bancerd
Of this city.
On Friday. LIT instant. CHARLorrr D., wife of Adam
Saunders.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfu
~ invited to attend the funeral hich III ,ske place on
Sunday at Pm from her late re side nee li9 Cedar
street.
Sharp. -
The relatives and friends are resp invited 10
attend her fuosral, Saturday, May g at p M from
notice "-' 'AA'As'
On Friday afternoon, the lst instant Of lingering con
sumption, Mr. MATHEW McCuLLuM, baker, $50 Pearl
street, eyed IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the men,
cers o. the Thistle Society, requested to attend his
M. from his late residence $50 Pearl street
Of the Revolution, aged IS years.
His remains will be removed 10 Stamford Connecticut
for nterment His funeral services win take place at III
o'clock on Saturday at No. Wooster street. corner Of
Canal His relatives and friends are invited to attend
without further invitation.
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raAL RA.LaoAD AND BAxrrro CoMrAvY.

The loans and discounts have been reduced nearly
fifty per cent within the past year. OF the discounts on
the nth Of April 1885, $40 s07 were considered good
under protest and in suit $lol under protest
and not in suit; sS77 lying over and not in suit b.
lance in bonds ofthe city Of bearing
cent interest," $4,000 The total Of the railroad
including deaots and motive power and including ey
ponses Of transportation and repairs since last Dscsm
Der, is 81 $40 The bank capital stock amounts to
$2os so0 and the railrosd capital stock to 81 s4s AIS
The total debt Of the Company in April lsAS and 1886
was annexed
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BOHEMIAN SAkSAPARILLA A.


the Permsasns cure Of all dise..es arising whole
- IN part rom impure Of the blood among the
principal Of which comprised seroua knss evil Gu
taneous eruptons unhealthy wounds rheumatism, pimples
or e,:r .eacs or omb.so ulcers s.ces Of
~ syphltc symptoms mprudence life
heart.
All chronic const.tunousl disorder dyspepsia and ndges
ewse general depression Of spirits liver complaint nam-
u'ation Of the kidneys invariably cured Ladies' Of deli
causing pale compilation general laneqo heavy
and such also
70 which al females LIABLE rapidly restored by
to their native vigor
Fos weakly and unheshy children troubled with morbid
Of position ctuuess and crying article
will be found Being Of pleasant they
q thorough cure.
PRICES.
One Dollar bottleSH bottles for FIVE doersThir-
teen bottles for dollars liberal discount country
dealers.
Prepared and sold in oval bottles by Dr. j. O. Fay Bohemi.
an Depot, iA and 1a6 fulton street, New York.
ma 3riseod+r
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Ihis shows reduction In the debt during the past
year ef sl2ssoa This greater reduction than anti
cpatsd and induces to believe that the whole debt
viii Equdaed more rapidly and much sooner than ex-
pectad was estimated when the reports for April ls45
made out that the entire debt would BE- sxtipwu,h
cd by the first Of December, ls@s There at present
every probability Of the debt being paid by April is4s
six months than anticipated The bank and rail-
road pay sas three hundred thousand dollars psr
The railroad receipts rapidly increasing.
The railroad and bank profits since December, 1915,
period Of four months amounted to OFF, equal to
$3.50 2sl for the year. The whole concern appears TO
be in very nourishing condition. and likely to rapidly
fncreasa in productivenaee.
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CLOTHING
M gGH k0TER .h.a the 0snerl frisssvJAcoB VAN AN.
ns ehsspst a4eeabs genrsmans and boys elothns
~ b Hundreds Of garments ready nade which will be
aid Wholesale retaif. serv'T mso imsrc
TO MAkhiFD LADIES-A Becres Worth keoving-
Apply fqr further partieslsn 20 DR.. CH. r. MONTEL,
i've go - Nslsssm saha issn tAs oes sssss .hsy
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
COUNTY VA

THIS cebrated Watering Place will be open the next sum-
mer a usual for the reception Of vsss l.. tame in
o q % s .sd
no longer admits Of dpute For the exent and peculiarly
Of IL medicinal virtues however the reader is referred
VIM Burke to b. had At WHEY Pa,nsns TSs obsc,
this that made
they Will be treated with uniform courtesy and iindnsss
s n E will 30 found =. cd At The %o:t
,ifu Turnpike Road the Blue sulphur will have stsges
upon ply between the two Springs. which will afford
SRpoTSny Of Waiting in week. n he sR1Es e
' ms I%.re ihA fAofh'I 1oAS'
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends, the
eompany; also that he prepared to make arrange
mens with families and parties for and board for the
ensuing season. ls location and convenences Offer great
''.''' :. '''0-'' '...' ''' '''' '' {. r RICE.
HAMILTON HOUSE. AT TIE NARROWS.
Of boarter the FIRST Of May under the direction Of The sub
Hotel Tor the last two or three years The principal looms
!nt s.eslisns order Pain. vim
way For terms &C., address the subscrbsr Fort Hsmoa
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE
THIS splendid Hotel hiss been lately 6tted and furnished
the publc will be ready for reception guests The
81 III r.
i which The Ecs.w. will be kept The location the best
The Psyilion, Rockaway L. L. will remain uuder the
charge Of Mr. Cranton who during the months, w
DO happy to see his old friends a this avorte watering place
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AMEnlCA! OREGON! ENGLAND!

Two the nhsbtants Of the whole boundess CoatnsntWs
invite you all and each Of you consider and reflect
your welfare that BY calling At the New orb Coffee
Saloon No all Fulton u wich, where
will not only all the edbes served mp, far erceedns
oil Place Of kind buta much larger plate or the price
Also, you will fad and room, where may
take meals with all the comfort mAsinabe either break
fast danef suppe from sir cents up TO any given price
Again. time passi,g by just drop and test
the and judge Of the quantity and prices for your own
satisfacuou.
Opsa Sandsys. AZ lm.r
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, SAT WHITE
HALL STREET.
RON SEIOTTK
BUN SIIJOUK.
hasf hen

Subscriber has the pleasure his house
at Bergen Point 10 open for public accommodations.
Hotel the ersey side has long which
y now supplied The house 1.-THE old Mssny Msnson) has
been fitted in elegant STYLE with rooms and 9TH
important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with luxur
ant strawberry charming walks agreeable drives pleasant
boating the place will challenge competition with any rural
residence Families who wish to cool and
neI can be PROVIDED With suites Of
their choice Fish Of almoAt variety abound ia the
Kills" and the neghbo!nE woods deficient game
stops at the landing Il ioa, 81 the house four tme
and the citizen. Of New York cannot fnd more beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
In fne all vsi.r customers. and hoardes be assured
given Of od-Boa sjour pANiEi io e 5es mus
The Psac for Newark leaves foot OF Barclay street
at 10 in the afternoon, landing front Of the
above place. -
The Port Richmond Bost leaves Pier No. at H. *, and
6ocock At Port Richmond there will be attend
snce 70 convey passenge, and land them the house
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TO VOCALISTS. MUSICIANS AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION

w specially informs the members Of tho Masscs and
Theatrical professions tina. he will have fuasd his engage
ent with the above band few weeks and tenders
wees az travelling agent to musical professor band
pany OF artists Of acknowledged talent shout travel
Stat q: Caasdss Tsxa, and the Island q Cuba during
which ne has visited almost section Of those
and made himself practically acquainted with those details and
most necessary and useful travellers
he believes that his will
party with whom he may snxage. :.
Ringers, Of Boil Smith. Esq theatre, st. Louis Mo-
mailed prior TO May lo;h and prepaid, will with prompt
attention at that time. ala tire
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OPERA HOUSE.
DROPOSITIONs for renting the Opera House and Arcade
Battle in Cha mbers will be received at g Leonard
street.or DC south street, MP stairs as iw~rc
ANIMAL MAGNETISM-MARVE EX-
PERIMENTS.
DR. HORNER will continue his Lectures and wonderful
Croton Hail. and (sunday) evening th Herni-
hall of Allen and Houson halfpast
o'clock will show the Christianity Of animal
sm and second sight clairvoyance and
nambulism fasen the hands of upts
walls bv spiritual power illustrating wchcra
busm, miracles, and he immortality Of the soul.
Admittanes. lax cents M it.js
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1OeaI amouut VI iesuurccs... $If.IS9 yW,&4
1t will be observed that there has been great in
erease in the line of discounts, and in the amount Of
bills Of exchange In several cities, maturing The az
gregate movement has increased in six months more
than one hundred thousand dollars-equal to about
twenty eight per cent.
comparative statement of the leading features In the
returns ofthose banks of Georgia which have been made
hi year, present the annexed view -
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H: 7. WILLARD W. w. SfjIRLKY, Aueuonsers,
re their per:e9al attention 70 ths ssss Of House
s,sek. q CrSekey Dry Goods Grocery and
sses Of Neal Estate the Msrchsnt. Exchnnge Also, eol
SALES ROOM, lai BROADWAY, until May Isl, when
they win to the spacious No WALL atrce late
Adams Express Once. all lmtm
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N. LEVETT. DENTIST.

M. LEVETT, DENTIST.
M ORE HARM results from bunsing performances Of in.
III competent Dentists than the public Of 1t il
Rreateet importance that all branches Of the Dentists
rhs think With rs We rsco%nsad Mi Leyst corner 81
Of Aical Incorrupeble Teeth ON principle Of atmos
pherc pressufe.-Noahs Weekly Messenger.
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SPRING GOODS
VXTM. r. JENNINGS CO., Dnpen and Tsicrs, Import

WM Z; JENNISUs : co. Dnpen and TsilcIs Import
eles &c 2i Brodway opposite the Fountan prepared
for the spring trade with the assortment OF
goods they have offered French
and English cloths cssms in various styles vesnes
sc,ent corps OF found 10 the coun-
try at prices tat have gvsn character 70 the
for moderate charges.
In reference pantaloons which few ercs we
could observe that tho attention directed this department.
continue oer inducements those who
ft, com binng and eiegsnce
In ad ton the usual Of goods kept bv the
trade have always hand dress and ock bu-
and fancy dress articles including scarf
handkerchief Gloves suspsnders linen and muslin shirts,
co.lars. hosoms, &C. a2l imsr
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MAGIC HAIR DYE.

u ED OR GREY WHIsKERs changed to = beautiful
N black by the application of Phaon Ma
&C Hair Dye Couoty can have bottle forward
cash enclosed Phaon under Judsons Hotel Broad
way Price per bottle with full directions for
panying each bottle.
City Ueatlemen invited 70 call the Depot where they
or g'cy ones, ~ less th1n i've minutes. M lm~re
THE EXAMINER, NOS. " 9.
MO- EIGH has list Of pay fer Printing Station
tW!! "
~ ~: y. go Ix.~ ~ CUW nissoneIs ic opening
Of the proceedings Of the Board both
Boards OF The Common Council with other
the curoas
The Examiner is publis,ed week. at 81 year. by
DANIEL X. MINOR co.
ma tire 3iChsmosIs St, corner Of Centre.
GAZETTE FRANCHISE, DE PHILADELPHIA,
FAMILY PAPER, offering readers all the refined
newspsper.
= South l3sh sire et below Chesnut
mi Is H il 3 l6sf
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GIRANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, &c.

stocks Of Lard solar Lamps, and 0randoles, in the
& = per s:a .1s a chan s. M % ss
sdvsnsse call and examine the sboys before rucha
- inTe ia Fasea ", 6rR door frea Broadway.
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THORN CHAMPAIl3NE.
FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne il in
"A store, which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
private gentlemen invited The standing of Wine
superior that Of this country, and higher
T's' &. LIVINGSTON CO.,
pnllisff n Ia WAL sreef
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Bore. 50 csnt;-Sssoad md Third Tiers .ss
door. win o'sioeL ears.. win r.. half p..s1
eREEsw16hMi CIV THEATRE,
Corner Of VARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
SDls rropre'ors -. Msssrs. MYERS TOMLJNs0N
Ac.ins and Stage Manager. IL Z GRATTAN
REDUCTION OF PRICES
orsSsstra Bo.ss xdmi.:ion each.
Upper Boxes. ............. IS cs
rt... l2h cts
BENEFIT OF MIR. GRATTAN
This Evening,
IN: RffseI R1TE 81 f fssSSs1ss s''A
Bsy .'....@ Mis-. julia i H Dfs.s
a VIE AE!f Fob SS'. 1s'DAY.
N''h'n fucker "A it.r which. Which = Yankee Hill
by asq M,.. 1a, hT p,s
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
John gull. Chapman
Doon open at iccioci.curain rise. a. * O'clock pr.
ss: %
on application to Mr. Draper.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.
Friday ana Saturday, May LIST and 2d.
49,. ye sE HHS sia A'ssE EssSAn.
DSe ,r;. open at Ito commence at . O'Clock.
SACRED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERTS.
made TVS s. 81 siS'rs5sse
sunday Anernoo 's1 ana af'E e May ..
ug0n which OCCASION , the GRAND ORGhEsTRA Of th.
r. B.
''''''' PROGRAMME.
Grand Overture .kiliwoda
Grand chofa. Euryan;ie - -. Won Weber
''n'0h'a' ar 'n'ommef
Aad:a,s"Me:s. on Mount Sinai Flint ins1oaSss,ea
44ssss s.ss o'clock Es:sas
Il. xSos asy sa Saloon will
s wS as ssy
every direction door lead to the upper
% ENABLE f. 70 on
%S: IL s 1 s sS
medirte read alone. mi sire
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
AIDES and Gentlemen Of prodsssional experience
ssd.s he en- NJ Gsorss sfefIs 1ppies.on
to 3: made BY letters only to Mr. George skeet
" oa... '''''' '''''' . 'TfiHicss.' B. DEwALpEN
MR.. EDWARD l.. WALKER
cert ys5 v Hra,SS NAY ' at the
which II ~ aSD fA IN Forte
made expressly fr him BY Chessrng He will be assisted by
MI NY ". d 3 8AS1s' t %
Tickets 50 cents-To be had at the usual places
Door. open at 7-Concert commences at o'clock.
OPERA HOUSE.
Baths. Cha mbers street. viii be received g Leonard
a MI ~ M ID r al % II
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LARGE AND rEREMfT3RY 4 SALE 81 ELEGANT
FA4HIONABLG ROSEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT.
AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE. or The MOST
Ta6S iTSSSSdE ROOMS in TIE coliseum. No 50 50
TUTTLE& pUCLUZEAU will sell at auction on Tues.
day. May 5th at 10 O'clock in the shove rooms large
and valuable assortment Of rosewood black
and mahogany Uprising the largest
the best c made q,onre offered auction this
and consists q ball and bedroom farntu,e the
styles Of Lows xiv aud XIV and The whole Of
which will be aranged with catalogues the day previous
N. B-Ths sale will be found worthy the attention Of
house keepers and the trade. Terms cash. ma 3*rc
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having any east on clothing
IL furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash pres for
the By sending for the subs his No
60 Duane through the Post Office which will be
LunctuallY attended TO- NJ y. COHEN.
N. B-Ladies be ended to by Mrs. M. g. GOBLIN.
1mpp
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BRussELs INGRAM, AND THREE PLY CARPET.


BRUSSELS. INGRAM, AND THREE PLY CARPET.
IACOD 8. FL ATT will sell. This Day. (sssurday May
At 10 o'clock. without regard weather. the Apo
10 Saoon No 40 Broadway large aud well stock
grain, Wilton &c.
mating. mats &c., being The stock Of house dscn-
ing business.
B-The above will be put up in lots TO suit families
whs have not yet made their purchases. ma it.rc
To SHOE DEALERS
LAGOS 8. PLATT will SELL This Day at 10 o'clock ar
the age,on room, stock of shoe dealer by order Of
gneeThe stock of LADIES' shoes and
boots. slipper CATERS leather. bindings. &c.
ing, &c. - 1920 ' rvs
TerTs-s months over 500. for approved notes.
catalogues are ready. M ll.fc
hE LAST SALE Of the splendid Cabinet Furniture b..
% o. the STOCK Of City Cabinet MANUFACTURER, the
APoio Saloon <0 Broadway This O'Clock precise
H-JACOB 9. PLATT will seli the balance Of lie stock
nut rosewood %shogsnyi aad satin wood fur9iturs.
cloth covered and plush paror
chair. ~ p'e so''ss'
Also large and general assortment Of second hand fra
ture, removed for convenience of sale.
Catalogues ready. m2 lt.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

JAMES PERRY & CO., LONDON.
STEEL PINS.
THEO. hIPKE, Agent
Removed to No. I32 William street.
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NATIONAL DEPOT OF WARTON OF PARIS.
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