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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
Personal lnteiliRencs.


The Boston Transcript Of last evening has the follow.
ing we are pleased to be able to inform readers
that MIR Adams was much more comfortable this morn
ing and that his entertain strong hopes OF his
ultimate entire recovery.
Mr. Richard Pakenham, Minister from Great Britain to
this country, arrived at Charleston, 18th inst, from
the North, on his way to Savannah, Ga.
Mrs Canes, the wife of the gallant veteran, passed
through Philadelphia vest srdsy from st. Louis on her
way to this city to join her husband She arrived here
yesterday noon
MIR Beach, Senator elect in this State who has been
dangerously sick from attack of the typhus fever
slowly recovering. He Is considered out Of danger
Roman Citizen.
Ogden Edwards was at Buffalo on Tuesday last.
Sir Allen McNab passed through Albany on wednss.
day.
BY last evenings northern cars Col Matthew Payne,
q gallant son Of Virginia, who wounded ia
the hip at the battle of Resaca de Ia Palma
reached this city and will remain short time at the Ex
change Hotel The ball extracted by DR. Reinaker
u g. Surgeon, the oath August, and Col Prs general
health seems very good lie is his way TO ion the
army in Msxico.-Riehmond Enquirer.
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f1hs following pressntrnent Of the Grand Jury
IL given from the Copy furnished |, will be seen
that it is not very accurate but having way Of
getting correc.ed copy for this days paper, we
concluded TO give tins as il is. The reader must
correct it to suit himselEl
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promises Of the government Of ninsis end that q al
other nonpaying States.
Hsfortunsts. under these circumstances that thu crs
dit OF fPsnnsylvanis 10 in fair way Of being permanently
established All doubt in relation to the payment of the
semIannuai interest due in August has been removed
and II will be panctusy and fully paid Every payment
efs interest Of that State lessons the doubt In relation
10 the succeeding one This will make the fourth semi
annual payment on account Of the funded
aeo OF Pennsylvania and think tha, there is not the
<ghest probability ofa meeting the future semi
aanual payments promptly The bondholders generally
have no idea to what they are indebted to the
energsc treasurer Of that State for the punctualty or
The four payments made. We havo no hesitation In
stating that had not been for his efforts and persever
ancs in urging the County Treasurers to fulfil their requ
siuons in anticipating In many instances the payment
Of taxes In issuing circulars and in personally visiting
points whore became necessary to force the payment Of
taxos the credit Of Pennsylvania would have suffered
relapse and Its recovery would have been very slow
and to the last very doubtful Itis therefore, due to the
present State Treasurer and the several County Trea
surers that their valuable and important services should
bsplsced before the public generally and bondholders
particularly that they may receive the credit their sxsr
tiops are entitled to
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

vINHE LARGEST ABLlsHMENT ever Organized in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Homes.
lurng 2 Carriages convey the Performers wardrobe
scinns e The has attached TO Eight Female
quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently ;r,'ysd ps,T fcp TcpTfhnREisrN.cArrr fnEs
whose new style OF Equestrian Fea peculiarly her own,
being chase and clasc her graceful and fascinating address
End the charming naiUss with which she chains her Audi-
render this gifted and stise the lead
feature OF the this country The Proprieors
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
uye newspapers Of the extrsordnsy and daring fea perform
the Proprieto offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height Is feet, and their weight 700 lbs Mr..
Randall weighs t32 lbs Mrs Randall the most
gantess the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feats Of
strength and agility and will ride in horse The
entertainments viii comprise = Acts q Horse Gym
nae Csse ias RSSs
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown. DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Areua MIR HOBBS whose feas
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed yuve
nile Act Of Horseaanship by Master Nixon Olympic Erer-
s Ss LED S 2. E, s1ss S r. Eu1Gpss1
boss H.eor M and By The SWISS BRofERs IN
their elegant Gymnaste Pastures and Groupings MIR Sweet
the Charotser Of Phgbus Posturuy and by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Neurological and
brilliant Act of Fencies Of Proteus Mr. g. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolution Mr.. Geo. Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others The whole
comprising the leading, most talented and classic performers
This unrlyaed corps OF Equestrans will perform in the
OF ITHlCA NJ Y, on the ath Of July, after which
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3i n rc
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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, June q l8ad
The Funeral of Mr.. HerTtck.

The Funeral of Mr.. Herrick.
The Day was devoted by the two Houses to the
funeral obsequies due to the remains and the mo
mory of the late Mr.. Herrick. The sceno was
solemn and imposing. At twelve O'Clock the
House and Senate assembled in their respective
chambers, when, according to resolution, tho
members of the Senate, preceded by the Vico
President and Secretary, and their chaplain.
passed over to the hall OF the House, where elig-
Bile seats were provided for them. The Vice Pre-
sdent was seated TO the right of the Speaker, and
the chaplain of the Senate to the right of the
chaplain ofthe House, Mt the clerks table. The
acknowledgement, Winfield Scott, and staff,
were next introduced into the hail. then the Pre-
sdent OF the United States, his Secretary and
Cabinet and almost Immediately after came the
pall-bearers, with the cofin followed by the fami-
" and friends of deceased, including the New
York delegation of both houses. The Rev. Mr..
Milburn, chaplain Of the House, read a chapter
from the Bible, and followed with an impressive
prayer. The Rev. Mr.. Tustin, OF the Senate, de-
junction TO King Hezekiah " Put thy house in
order, for thou shalt die and not live" The SER
vices in the capitol were closed with a benedc-
ton, when the procession TO the Congressional
cemetery, in the order of the programme, passed
out oil the House through the Rotunda at the East
ern portco at the foot of which the process on in
its order was taken up by carria2es,a and conveyed
to the cemetery. there being nearly . hundred
carriages in the line. Returning both Houses i'm.
mediai ely adjourned over till tomorrow.
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WAsHlNeroS, June q, 1896.

WAShlNGIOS, Juuc %, icfO
There is but little stirring upon the surface Of
the canIdron at Washington to-day. Somcumes.
like Sauobo at the wedding dinner, we may skim
off bucket full of ducks and turkeys, and other
times the soup IS exceedingly meagre. Still, tho
measures pending atthe capitol now, domestic
and foreign are of the greatest moment
The war with Mexico is TO DO prosecuted 10 q
defntive termination without any ioreisn inter-
venton whatsoever and while we have II on the
one hand, that had the rupture with Mexico been
earlier know in Ensiand, ,iheultimatum OF theOre-
gon treatv would have been stay cd, you may rely
unon i, ON the other that md the offer oil media.
t;on or intervention in the affairs of Mexico been
transmitted here in any "unquestionable shape"
with The utnatum upon the Oregon partition, the
ouestion would have been sLll ~ sfdfw quo, be-
t,veen 40 and 81 10.
l., the iudicious conduct of the existing war de-
pends iniere Is Of the greatest import. There 10
but one opinion, that il that the blow should be
forthwith, Irresistible and overwhelming. The
President and Cabinet ara pursuing this policy -
In a short time, without awaiting The expirauou
Of the rainy sea son, season which IS followed u
the black vonit Of August and September, would
suggest % the army 10 push y. once up in'o .ne
tablc !ands OF the interior, without awaiting The
passauc of the summer. Orders II Is believed are
now preparing for General Taylor. on the Arrival
of men and nun,tions,o ,on the way,to nnd thc enc.
nv and fight him. The instructions must nccesse.
riv imply broad discretion. A detachment, ana
q strong one will perhaps be detailed to Tainpio(
10 rene7 the enemy concentrating at that point |
and the cooperation OF the navy whi oe
ra,,,,sd in co-operaton before Tampico and .
vera Cruz in order, II no direct attack Is contem.
Mated upon the castle, To divide the attention. q
the enemy, and prevent aconcsntrasion AZ sitnS
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

JACOB PLATT. Au~tion<er.
BIRMINGHAM PATTFRNS 4 PATTERN CARDS
Jacob Piafts LAST Spring Sale If Hardware aud Cut
at No 2, Plat street ~
The sale will also embrace 400 ot being the entire set Of
sale, room the appearance Of Birmingham u minaturel
winch are Knives and oks, Pocket and Psnknivss Sc
r9r particulars see under auction head in ppsrs
ssssr hanysrs, consisting Of article ia the
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Z X T. A M l. y ON,
$50 Brnddlcny, bsf,ssca Spring md Prn,,.,
ITO TRtNvER5-strsngers visiting the risy wb ING
j attraction in the Saloons OF fne Ahimrs rncr
aside from the delicious Ices and 70 pe v"as
there fitted up stve of tssern spcnaonf sno
cence never before attempted n tbs country Ihe
fouarsin Ia the esseiated court rh'eh a'hsys mi
W cool asd peassst escies an snasns 'e,st sna
,6ousaud while the spacious prcmensde Tond
the baIeony sods view pleasant eveng Of more
bsauty ard Than be found congregaed any other
place OF public the city indeed no whefe can an
hon be used more nationally or sgrecabiy.
N y Admit free jexi WIS
EU-y SEISs SLAUGHTER HIDEs-5eoo best qsa
i;tv City Calf akns, selected Also light, mddiings
and heavy Hides Of vsouYso YoN ;sSSrYs N = .sss
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GOTHIC HALL. BROADWAY.

GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
nVERFLOMING crowds Of beauty and fashion have
" nouac-d the highest sungums the wonderful Auto
mat. Mons Georges Tisx During the whole Of
week there will be .ysn.g Psrormanc., eomm.neng at
Baheue and be- Duck Of vaucansou will be erhbted
with other objects Of interest
Note There will be mo,niIg and afternoon performances
week.
Admission Is cents. je2i iw.rc
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JUDD'S CENTRIFUGAL WINDMILL,
Patented Nav I'd 1916

luteUteu iuuy Su, lei0
l0HTs for sale Cor single whess. by the township
Of the subscriber who 10 the patsntee A LoysIoys Ht-
corner Of Beekman aud Park Row New York work
Ing mode he in front or q. W Chambsrs store,
Qusrantne laoding, Staten Island
This mill be used for variety Of puvposes The
Of this mill is less than half any other in use
and 'ts action much efficient This wheel will work
pump shin a IN wheel four FIVE feet d.
aneteI VIII be sufficient for this This wheel is
propelled by the ~nd upon the inner surface BY hs app
cation the entire ccumfe,ence @ the wheel kept
~ before the wind the whole force Of which
bear square the producing three times much
power any other of the diameter This
wheels enclosed IN building Consequently Is entirely
the building The building is two and half stories high he
wheel y located in the upper half story. The bn-ing
covered with Of boards hung pvos connsct
ed with rods on the inside like common Venetian window
shutters and can be opened aud shut at pleasure BY this
and the wheel is easily managed IN gale IL brecxe
and as competey under the control Of the
wafer The public utility Of this nd
10 that consequence ofs cheapne brought Within the
reach Of all Railroad propretors BY its aid ihrt
wood and pump their water for he, engines mechanic
can prop.l his pansng machine his circular turning
lathe slit hi. stuff out his feloes drive his
hammer his shingles grind his bark slit his leather
his stone ia the quarry, &c, &c.
Cities supply themsrlve. with water by Of force
pumps prooelled by aeonbination Of these whs els.
The farmer by its aid thrash his grain his proven.
der his gndstone chuu his butter pump his
cattle &c And 10 convenient for all families Who have
got acqueducts to pump their water wheel three
this would that surplus water
might be kept hand for supply when the wad does
blow
p S-This mill is rather ornamental than otherwise and
when placed upon building has the appesancs of oossr
't.oT isT a,.r ALLEN 'oID'
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PIANO FORTES.
DURCHASERS invited call AT Chamber
No s3 Broadway. for and warranted aescle
all imss
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR TIE
n SEASON-Dodworfhs Cornet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday cyeniuss commencing iune 2qd .
mys i'm ire WILLIAM ALLISON rrorretor.
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SANDS, LENT q co.
VE following is the intended Of the splendid Exh
u bition Of Sands Lent CO. to the 22d of July
June %. -. :. Nouh Danville.
:. 3d.. Mt Morris
n and %. Caledonia.
" a.. Scousviiie.
June 30, July J, q snd 4, Rochester.
July g.. Ladds Corners.
:" 7..... Brockpor.
s...... Albor.
o.. Medina.
" 10. l.iudon.
II and u, Joh hgsons Creek.
IS and IA Lockport.
i5. Lewiston
!" iS..... Nisgara Falls
H.. Tona " anda.
10. 10. "a. 2l, %, Buffalo.
je23 tojvl r.
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Birth.
On the cath instant, Mrs. Jxo. IxaRAM, Js, Of SON

Married,
On Wednesday oath instant by the Rev. Mr.. Page
Mr. JAMES NJ ivEs to Miss CARoLrSE CLARx all of this
city.
AtLyons, Wayne county, N. Y. on the 18th instant
BY the Rev. O. Payne Mr. JAMES H. LOVE- Of this
city, to Miss JULIA ANN, daughter Of Rev. Daniel Ire
land, OF the former place.
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FON SALE

,FON SALE,
THE GOOD WILL nd Fixtures Of Confectionery, Ice
Cream Saloon and Gard which sttached Oyster
Slocn doing good business Enquire at as Blocker street
FINE LINEN SHIRTS.
MEsDAMEs PALMER aFARR, t7e Broadway, continue
WA make geutlemsns Linen order and warrant them
% it. The latest psuerns and finest nesdswosh characterize
the establishment
pyH im~c
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WAsHIsoroN, June ~. 6PM
The Southern Mail has arrived, but contains news.
The Senate had long Executive session and again
rejected the nomination Of Mr. Horn Collector Of the
Port Of Philadelphia.
BALrDdoRE, o O'Clock, M.
Howard street Flour sold at 50 81 to $50 City Mills
sold at 4,o5 to 4a7; sales Maryland Wheat so to 70
Penn ss to 80 Corn, white ~ to 90 yellow 20 to o.
Oats 30 Whiskey 20 to 81.
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~ IEh ttSi bELOw HIS lsIAL fRiDe-
FA ii o N LIE VISITING CARD
ESTABLISHMENT.
FLAIE and Fify Cards printed for 81 so the best En-
per pack
unIshed and beautifully engraved Tor 81 Engraving IN
Trade equally low, old stand Murray stree
~ R~o.A~-v .ntms,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A W; SPIES CO.. having removed 70 q Maiden Lane,
IA oer large and well assorted stock OF Hardware Out
lery Guns and Gun Materials by the recent mportsons A
sSusosly low prices ior essh approved paper amsh
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klkk WOkkS-FUURTh OF JULY.
NEW YORK L~7B.dR.aTORY

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FEMALE CHILD, from the green in front Of Lafayette
"A Garden and the Mansion House. Hoboken the nth
OF June The chill years Of age named Cecilia Bau
blu. eyes and sandy har slightly tanned with the
Had blue and white striped frock dark panttetes and
striped hood Any information her will be thank
fully received by her parents +. II. BAWMER,
le21 L LalaYeffe Garden. Hohnken. NJ Il
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TO LET.
MI RS. TRAPHA0EN begs leave to inform single gentle
VI msn or ge emen and their wives who in want Of
that she has splendid Of let,
with wi hou board reasonable terms No IS Barclay
street Of College Place. and mery the residence Of
Mr. Leayitt. legs 2tsrc
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THE Subscriber having become interested the above
the OF his
friends Orden entrusted his will be attended with
promptness. JAMES A. SWAIN
AK m
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

DEN FISTS
DIR BROWN BROTHER,
NJ 230k Bosdwsy between Jhmoer and Resde Streets
IN next o & Cos. msroe Store nad NIL
eesh che ster than any other Dentists ~ this city.
Beat natural Teeth rted FROM. 81 10 50
Derayed Teeth led with white cement. ........ 30
Tootrsche cared without the lsa.t pain. 50
Tech exuscted with lesa than half the ususl pain 30
Double ssn Of 4 e~th made the atmospheric
pressure pncpie ~ % I, ~
ies Dentistry done for other Denss Operations done
the evening. je2t 3tasr
GREAT TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE.
THE SUB BsCkIBES offers the following rurs Wines Of
i the highest grades. 40 foi'ows:-- -
M.ders-la pFes, qgnsr ca s and io sis.. Of the fo
Co. Backbar. Oievisra, &c &c; vntages Of 1923 up 70
iBs2-
snsrriesPsls Gold and Brown IN butts, bids: and
Pem,,un Co. r. 6arvsy. X. Harm"yG o. hanris,
Nsph-ws, s.d other houses, ~ xsrez aud II slsrys
Pvrts-Ver superior Ia quality, from Geo. ~andemsn
Co hant. Roop 10 aud others, direct from oporto.
lsrets- Pure Chateau MugAur Do Latour Lar Cos
de sstofnsii. with great v-rirty Of ,ther brands
lhampsgns-Hghe.t and quality.
HOcks-Johapnes.~, s-incrkcr Nsrcobrunner Hin
ter susee; AEesshauss, led, BroAns berg, Pssporter
Burgu di~s-Clos Dc Koug-os, Chambsrtin, Romannic,
volusy, Beau ne. Satterns, BIS
Old Cosnac Brsndr and Jsmscs Rum onIv be used
ia 3.,c GfLBERr bfvIs. 4, Pine st.
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WHITING.
NY person engaged in this business desrous Of
"A his establishment hear Of purchaser by addressing
the Herald Office.
any person having pair OF Whiting Stones which they
wish sell may send 10 the place addressed
je23 3tsrc RUDOLPH SCHWARTZ.
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LEFT-OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

THE highest be obtained by ladies gentlemen
who wish dispose of their leoH wardrobe iurni-
tire By sending line g the .ubseriber. residence,
J. LEvENSTYN, 400 Broadway, up stairs
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs j. Levenstyn.
srrc
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WHERE the following great attractions will be present.
~ sd-CIoth Coats, black, blue brown olive. from
$50 SIC; Alpaees Croon Brown Linens, Check Liness
fs,,; Jeans and MeIn9 saei. FreeL. Dress aud shsd
Pauts-Cassimere Linen and Worsted Che cks; Alpacca
Merino, White and Brown Linen fancy Summer French and
nd striped a.hmsrs Me5ino. silk Masi!les V.enca
summer wear, from IS 81. Boys Clothing equally
CHEAP; good assortment for wear on hand
j~23 lwr w. H. DEGROOT & co, l02 Fulton AZ
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FUh SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
HE lease Of the Bowling Saloon No 45o Broadway con-
sisting Of four Alleys Fixtures. Bar. Tables carpets
FurIture &c complete for such establishment use
ofr premises for four years, from the LIST May 1896 the
rsntal Of $3.50 per
The smisss rented for short time at the rae
Of S7c0 pr annum,
FOR further culars sso the properly, &c., enquire
POkTER & &.M'MAHON Auy's at Law &C.
j.2 iwsr No. 6f,ity II N Place, or 6 Centre
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~ MANU- Az ALAS.
FIRM In this city, who have travellers East, West
"A asd south lesIlng every rerscabls s,oe) de-
sious ol receiving for Of goods from
sample Topaes wful Of easing their business
risk, this anords frat opportunity Direct apply
pessoE ally No l36 broau say, NO. Q. Also,
WANTED,
youth good address, of from Is 10 e wears
age = increasing sal ry jr24 3tsr
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363 Broadpay.
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them Al GOOD Al the
L natural oues for biting and mastication.
A complete double set OF best Mineral Teeth
SCI of best Mineral Teeth. ON fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, 10 be worn by atmospheric
pre,snre. ............ ............... %
Single Tooth from 81 % S 90
Piugxiug Teeth with Gold, from. ........ IS to 50
: X. member-Broadway, twest side) two doom above
White street.
=. B.--.Dr }. operates in the evening as usvL.
ir2S gfissr
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I ,hArrhAM THEATRE-BoIes Is cents Pit i2,< cents
NJ ihnrsday Evening, June 23-To commences with the
LADY oE LfoNS-Ciaude Melaotte. Mir Biande: Beau
san ponthi Gavs jackson Col Dumas Beamy; Deschap-
rsias 6resne Pauline Mrs B,nde Widow Melnott-, Mrs
EVER SEND YOUR WIFE 10 HOBOKENnHoney
snn Winans; Crank Greene; Mrs Hone Mrs Greene
Doors open y past 7, performance to commence At
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THE CASE OF in. CARR,

OF KINGS EVIL, OR scRoEUL GUS CONSUMPTION
WILL the public read following and then Judge for
s @ Vi. ss: e GIG e. .. s
ii The aa
w aad Ss
s% SeS
syruPs ofsasapa and the remedies could hear Of for
ass IL T.: RsIs sa
S ,1S q: ss es hs
are too feeble TO express miserable situation In warm
'ss my f Ssa ,ac
citation and prostraon Of strength was failing fast tina,
ins srS
say me- ssd that i wa. impossible for much diseased
Sc FUN &
&. Ssn. fs sa apos s% MED
s. whole e1s 9'sS *:
a S: u,
f veil and 4. the x until
ALE spps...pss DsIi,eiy ws ii. and a
ever have guraed my system from this osshsome disease
inn ms a % S snH :O h 20 as.a 70
the 'S.. win with pleasure show then to any psuoa who
ES Bsanne5. Alley running south from Vine street above
scars ever viewed upon any human being.
JOHN CARR.
City Of Philadelphia. 81.
This ninth day Of January A. D. eighteen hundred and for
before the subscriber Of the said city
Oppose and say that the foregoing 70 which he ha,
subscribed his name correct and trae in all particulars
(Sisnedl . JOHN CARR.
written JOHN SWIFT Mayor
Mr. j. H. Schenck has made with Mr. Carr thar
Phadepha where the public and the medical faculty espe-
cay invited the over his back
neck, breast and armspreentng almost incredible
dence Of the efficacy ofthe Pulmsnic Syrup
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 9th, 1886.
We the subscribers residents OF this city do hereby certify
that well acquainted with John Carr who BEEF s
ced with the crofua kings evil for number Of years
ment fully satisfied that his has been effected by
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup
George w. Lewis National Hotel.
Thomas L. Blgelow, 18th st, below Callowhill.
p Daily, Al Prune St
Alexander Wilson Walnut street Theatre.
Samuel B Nickson 18th. below Coates 81.
George Watson, Walnut above 8th
Andrew Walsh Tenth street four doors north Of Carpenter
Henry Denton Schuylk 8th, between Race and Vine
Albert Durham, Franklin st, above Green
8 franklin Delany; S6 North 9Th st.
The genuine rulmonc Syrup prepared exclusively by the
Office, No. CORTLAND street. where persons
vice and have their lungs examined by regular physician free
Of charge.
For also Bush Hyers l1s Greenwich street; A. B.
Sands Co. N3 broadway e. 81 Hutchings j 23 Blocker
81 Ford 90 Fourth st. Wooster; Washington square;
Remember that P. 8. Beekman does not sell my orgi-
nal genuine Pulmonc Syrup and avoid deception by
rant and petendes apply for the old estab
lshed medicine at No 4 CORTLAND st. rs 2tTh&Sa*mc
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ter 10 settled. limited Importation win have very
great effect upon from customs. and reduce it
below revenue standard The money markets will
doubtless feel the effects of reduction in the revenue
as the Of the banks will be much limited by
falling of in the government deposits. The four and
half millions Of dollars surplus deposited in the
banks of the three principal cities increase their loans
and discounts to nearly double that amount that there
is more capital aHoat and facilities afforded to the
spsculsns classes than this surplus remained in the
channels from which it drawn The surplus the
hands Of the government Is almost wholly drawn from
the commercial classes who do not receive in return
such proportion Of the discounts from the
banks az they entitled large proportion
the stock AID SPECTATORS of Wall street and
that immediate vicinity.
We annex the returns OF more of the banks Of
this city for several periods.