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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
TO THE PUBLIC.


L spe.tor.hp: Public ofse. with the design that
Is ss = HiesS c,ys
srssd Se
that The Of the entire.
determined to omit effort maintain its high
The whole utility Of INSPECTION consist. in il; adherence
6s scIs 70 that uniioT%iv standard. skill +
% the various adpsS:sbs The skin with Viii
w
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Of their former conduct and the strong that tits
Ss Of the G..
be- p %Syss1 sell
, h he Of s Ss r., e.
their standard IS esiaS.hsd and well
Ss G the ps che
They fiaef ihsmseyes that their brand which will be
shaae!sr md uniformity which ACQUIRED Sy AZ
u or whou sasn Win
out established and well known modes Of business
.pecon under the proposed arrangement, will fulfil every
In December, 1919 when the undersigned had been less
than year III the INSPECTION the compulsory provisions
s ouS
% s SsS s S1
mer!y been and maintain the efficiency Of the
quality and oilsn weight. sme into hi; market; aud
nd whGs sss s
Dissatisfaction, has ultimately benef
gntay system ie has been scld without inspection
The character OF the inspection has been elevated and the
quality OF the flour coming to this market has been i'm
proved sYstem which has been so beneficial both to buy
All the regulations heretofore exiting, far the public
concerned, will be continued The brand OF the inspec.
ton will remain III. EVEsSON, NEW YORK" which
will be placed the side barrel the brands of the
kinds and qualities as heretofore.
The price Of inspection will continue be per
barrel that reduced three per barrel
when founh TO be light
The weight, well the quality, will be rigdiy inspect
cd. aud found light will be branded
Arrangement have been made do the business
U The principal ofee of the will
South Of Broad saes will be kept the fol-
lowing places for orders be in their vicinity
90 Dey ST. asa Front ST. "a Coenes slp Of Wall and
South sts HENRY EVESSUN,
g. r. TAPPAN,
JOHN MARSHALL,
THOMAS HADDEN
DANIEL BRINKERHOOF,
BENJsMIN EVESSON,
- A. M SWEET.
New York, Dec. %, 1886. il 3tis & 3tossrc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES COCOON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Clr culation Fsortv Yhnusaud

ALLY HERALD-E day, Price cents per copy--s7
% per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saturday-Price 6k cents
per copySi i2le pc payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROfE-Every Steam Packet day.
frce ga cents copy$3 90 annum pay able adj
vance. " 80
IN advance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch ' 49, "
All letters communications by mall addressed to the
s1aoishmen must be post paid the postage will be de-
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Proprietor Of the
NEW YORK HERALD ESTABI IsHMsNr
North West Of Fulton and Nassau strsets
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OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
HERALD MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE.

MArAMoBAs, Mexico, Dec. 10, 1916
The brigade of Gen Pillow marched from this place on
Monday the l4th inst they to proceed about
leagues TO Mesquite and encamp await the arrival Of
the Major General This brigade is composed Of two re-
gimens Of illinois troops, commanded by Col For.
man. and the other by Col Z. Baker, NJ. C. The lat.
ter left few days since for Washington city under or.
ders, it is said, to procure clothing What necessity
there for going far for this object appa
rent 1t may be, that ms this gentlemen is member Of
Congress as well as Colonel OF regiment he will take
his seat with the assembled wisdom at the capitol How
he IL to receive pay whether for or both Offices aud
whether he shall be paid the travelling of
c. or army officer hence, to Washington, has caused
some speculation among the meddlipg ones But very
few have e made fortunes in this foreign country by
attending exclusively TO heir own business
Expresses have been sent TO Gen. Taylor announcing
that Ger Patterson will move from this place the 10th
inst lie will be accompanied by eight companies of the
Tonnes ee cavalry, under Col Thomas Two pieces Of
artillery will likewise go with the expedition.
BY mail yesterday from the United States, we have
the that Gen Scott has received orders 10
assume command Of this army That he is actually his
way TO Mexico we cannot doubt, but that he to
Gen Scott may be coming in some diplomatic semi
diplomatic character in which would be glad to see
with the command of the officer who, within
seven months has furnished materials for such
bright pages in our national history, every officer who
has served here every rejecting citizen at
nome, must cry out against the injustice and i'm
policy. The ermy of occupation has already won
impei ishabe aurels under its present chief Battles
such the annals Of other nation can boast been
fought and won under his eeneralshp and however
agreeable might be 10 the veteran TO be relieved from
his Weighty espon Utilities the country cannot consent
to any change in the leader of her armies. But as ga
it cannot be that any such change is contemplated.
Another OF our vessels has been lost the
Brszos The Gopher, sent out but week two since
went TO pieces on the bar on the l4th ore
MArAMoRAs, Mexico, Dec. IL, 1886
The following extract from letter written at Satio
on the ast Novembe gives some account of the march,
We arrived here Monday last, having been four
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MONEY LENT

luOIVET LEVI
hL highest prices advanced in large and small
gold and silver watches, diamonds plate, jewelry div
gooos clothing and every description Of personal
WPP, T;,w' 1UnN M DAylEs Licensed pawnbroker, 233
olnccs Nv ringlnst the bell do5 im.rrc
w iys AND syALPs-The largest, the cheapest, and
~ the best assortment to be found ut AC BARRYB
isS porosewsy, corner Of Liberty street. up stairs.
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Common Pleas.


Hediy w.. SebIins This cause was summed I'd YES.
erday and will he given the Jury this morning The
cause in the other branch Of the court reported in the
Herald Of yesterday, is still on hand.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-4, 49, II, u.s. ~ to a. 30 to 80 a. a.
~, ~ to 81. -
COMMON PLEAs-ist part-a7, 90, lo7, 81, al a. o. 10,
~ ~ 49, lo9 49, 81 80, IL, SO, 80 las. I'd psrtlos.
LOS 2O, 216, 2l5, 222 224 T. g. 40, 10, co. TO- 326
49, u.s. l66, 100, ~, &c. 90, S. 50, co. o. 1884, ia
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PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPING,


w Of Double Entry Bookkeepi Simplifcdr and the
Art ofSaele Entry Bookkeeping IMPROVED continues to
teach above
Course OF nstructionThe puolic is respectfully ino,m
ed and assured that the plan pursued by Nj Marsh h teach
ing tins important branch, truly of practice
Keeping books rather than ofecurcs theory
The pupil becomes familiar from actual with ali the
books constituting set and OF good capacity
by this course become competent book in about
one month, snd will receive certificate to that effect
Pespectues with terms can be obtained at the
from a. NJ to 9r. NJ dig Im'rh
An RS. CAKKULL'S Medicated VapoT and suIp6u,
w Baths, H Fulton street, opposite Church street
certain cure for Colds, Coughs Rheumatism Sore Throat
ard all diseases incident the
STATE OF the weather The Sulphur Vapor Bath Is psrcu
lary mended BY rs ply as cure for ali
eruptons and diseases OF the shin danger OF cold
after the use of hese baths d2Imsrc
WINTER CLOTHING
CEILING OFF AT COST AT w. II. DE0ROOT &
CHs, lcz Fulton street, second block east of Broad
Cn,h Msw w. fort where every variety Of Gentlemen
nsnment IN the city Of New York.
OYER Coats and Over Sacks Of Broadcoth Beaver Pilot
ana azurka Cloths, oil every style and color, from
half three quarter and full circle OF French and
American broadcloths, from f5to S2s
Drsss and rfqck Coaubsck, blue brown olive and green
o'rfencn' English Belgian and American Cloths from
Oss and Business Coats Pel,o Sack and Winter Erooks
m ana broadeloths Of every style in the market
rsstsBrcsdeoth Ca.simsres plain and fancy Doe SIN
vi rrencn, EIngish, and American from 81 to Sc
'sm-oonoe breasted, straight breast and rsng collar
"mere' plain and fancy satius and Silks Gom 81 70 IS
las. assortment, of Broadeic Cashmere. and v.,,us,
oHnSh WI, % made to order, to suit the fasdious
hand "''"nf OIL every debreRtISn, son.tsnty on
- NO luz Fulton st.
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Superior Court.

BeIore Judge Vhndsrp0cT
Hall u.s. The East River Insurance Compdny.-This
cause was summed up yesterday and given to the jury
Verdict this morning
Before Judge Oakley.
Lehman as. The E,ie Railroad Comprny-Tho de-
fence in this cause opened yeserdsy and IN the
honr OF adjournment closed
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NOVELTIES FOR The BALL KOOM.

NOVELTIES ttiR The BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully socits inspection Of
his splendid sock Of Goods adapted for the
will be found CHEAPER tb,n Fave bs'etoope besn orred
superb Neapoitan lace fionted Dresses at s.
Tamboured hounced Dresses, very rrh from 6 to &H.
New style tune fronted tamboured Dresses$ 50.
Double nounced tambour Dresses sI2 a &l4.
Fine needle work Dresses at 81, usually sold at 80.
Lace Dresses ofhe and approved styles
soto $50
few very fine riv cred lawn Hhdkfs trimmed with rich
gency lace at and s. the cheapest article offered
French embroidered Chemisees with collars, at Is ST.
worth 81 50.
Pico edge Collars, at 81, usual price so MIS-.
Extra rich do 81 So usual price 175a225.
Superb Lace most costly description from 50
large variety of Thread Lace aud trimmed Needle
Cares Collars, &c, suitable for holiday presents.
dill lmsrh 373 Broadway.
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CHEAP SUGARS

CHEAP SUGARS q. Fowler, $50 and i2s Greenwich
and vesey street has IN store large stock Of white
New Orleans Sugar Cd and IS lbs; Cro,T Is Sd finest
do 3s Stuart yellow 10 cents crushed loaf do m cents
brown Havana TX and Grocers and Bakers would
DO well to give HIM call. Also general assortment Of
GrOceries kruifs. NC nlo imsr
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New York, Dec. 20, 1886.

FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPIAS,
SUITABLE for Confectoners, for Christmas aud New
Years presents large assortment OF these clcs-
Also coiored papers Of all kinds may be found and will be
sold by wholesale and RETAIL prices ma
nuiactory OF BAUER X BODEN
- go "A Fulton up stairs.
n D-Weddins-caks Boxes hand, or made to order
me
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PAssHNGERs ARRIVED

IN chip MyrmiOH. from LtoUp0ol-Mr John Fisher
Canada, Mr. John Williams, Pennsylvsnis; Mr. Robert
Crooks Scotland and l9l In steeraRe.
In ship Neo York from Ch0rLsi0n--Thos w
Gsdsden aud son. Mrs N OConnen, Mrs b Tieernn,
MrsE N Johnson and child. Miss Figeraux, Miss
Besl Rev A r Cox, h Figersux.
IL ship Emprs. from LiU0pOOl-Mr johnson, Mr. ii
WIlips c n Williams. l. + Atkinson, Mrs Stead and
family Mrs Morton and family, Mics Whitaker Mr. b
Thornton Jas Davidson Mr. snd Mrs Peacock, sns 3l2
Ia the steerags.
IN shi, Union. from Ntp OrlcdHs-Mr. Saul Stewart,
Mast saul Mast Burns M.st Nanwaucle, Mr. Baineit.
Miss Harrison, Mrs Wright Mrs Burn, Mrs kogeTs-lo
gterega.
In ship Emily from 81 Croir-Rev Mines. lady
children and servant; Miss T. Mines Rev Hsnlsy
Rev Ii o Tank and child Mr. Stevenson lady. child
and servant; A Hill, a Heyliger. Roche, J Roche,
WIN Moore. lady, children and servant McCutcheon
and LADY
and daughter, Mrs Vertue and daughter, Mr. J Bak,
and $50 Storage.
In bark AnH Harley from GlasSop-Mrs Leslie, Miss
Leslie. Miss Leslie WIN Leslie, Geo Leslie Thomas
NinDeo, VIM Allison. Reky, Mrs Jane Fairfoul, Geo
smith Miss Ellen Sath-l0O Storage.
In bark dan Louisa from MatdRIGs-Mr w Brneker-
hof Mr. T. w Sergeant, 4 Mscomb.
Ia bark lHn SMITH from NeuUitas-Mr Ihos owen,
Don Juan Cslej4s Don Pedro Santa Maria
IN brig Herald from Galrcst0R-Messrs Altman, w
N Storms and wilkins.
In SpanisA brig DiseubTOIa from BdresiORd-Mr Rox-
Is steersge
~ schr China aud Aradnd from Santa MGrfha-H
Buchanan r r Foster l. PArada w Buchanan s Albsfsila
IN sohr Henry King from 81 DOfaiHSo-S Kendall
Of Baltimore, w X ) Barbonkey of Washington, {.
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General Noiitts.
"To BE or Not To Be =,

- Ths.s he guest or. whsher II WE better to SUI
f.r ~ pain. ,n5 sgo1ies q BURNS. srALDs. RHEU.
MATlsN. SALT RHEU.. ERYsIPELAs, ULCERS.
sCROFULA. PILES. BfLEs. sORE EYES. sCALD
BEAD. ard any ERUPTIvE DISEASE. or BY using he
MAGIC BOTANICAL SALyE ard PAIN EXTRACTOR
Of DR. THELLAR thorough era Gale evsry vesse Of
heu from ihs .ys-m so FORGED CERTIFICATES
are used Do bolster up this Msgc sslye-s owe merits
tel The siory. Prce. s ceru per box
Fo-ss~ hce.sie ard r-tsl siihs Pfopfie'1rs Orre
ss CEDAR-sT. Up STAIRS
AGESTs-Guchrl.i. 80 BrooueU. sweeney lls VS.
Brcsd-sy; Whit ne Canals; Van B-ufen, - B.sck
ere, A'brp as H1ds0n-si DsXer - Esh,h-ivsnse
Cfown s4I Broadway Brown Is Bo~efy' Ro'ers IS
GrAnd-st Paper Hssgng siofs So Grsns'i c7rnsr oi
Clinton Boot Store u Csih.nes Elton, IS! Division
o. Eli, 40 PearsL
BRooKLYS-G eea. sat Falion-'t Lambert iA Fulton
o. 2 lost - Atsnuc-s.. Green, .. Myue-sv-rue.
JsRsEY CirT-sh-pherd g. Nonigomery-st
WuLt.NssrssH-B1el y sou b. ssv-rta a.
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.

NEW-ORLEANs-Siip Upion-l9 bales cotton Tsil 4
Colo do Roberts 4 Nilisms-l5do Eyefeu ba'iele-
POO do BArstow Pope ( CO-l44 do 4 Stone-l4i do
Holbrook Nelson Coils do MafkOe, Wilbur Scott
4a8 do 1857 pigs lead Colts cs mdse Lawrence-9D
bis hemp buuitt-20 hbls lard oil Choueau, Merle
Sandford-8 bxs ndse w Conant-2do Morrison Levy
40 bbls lard oil Barnard. Curtis Coo hhds Old COP.
pigs LEAD III Rogers Co.'S BE- hemp ~ bsss md,e M
Gregor & NORRIS bills hOur @ NsDdewa!ef-ll boxes
r Favensiedi Il schumsker-50 bbls grease Colgsie
Col &c ham. do beeswax bx mdse LeVeneh-zoio
pigs lead hersn, Lees Co-9sO 90 rolhn Coigale-o
bbls wnea. Van wyek-5 CO tea 90 65s do c Corwn-
2 irunts hx md,e Stanton FTosl-l2 pkgs 10 order
NEW.ORLEANS-SkP Char!snegne-S bAs stan
ton-9Os b. cotton, II Coi-9s do J G Stone chests
Butte feld-i7 bales COTTON, Bryant kneeand-l box
Balm Col bbls susar,J cobb-5l do lard W MOI
ris-7g do oiliChoneaa Merle Ssnford8 c. SD heevee
h son-4 bxs cks Alcor Mcktssen Col GO J Henry
4 Co-l6 bales hemp, McGIegor Monis-ils 90 rope
cuttings, @ W Fieds-S css Blske-S DO : soou1T
cks schefelin Col do w johnson L Sons-il do
PORTER Brotheu-l7 chs Billiard Co-2o4 bis cotton
1884 PIGS lead to order-5o pkgs Stanton Frost 49,.
NEW-ORLEANS-Bug Palaski-s9 bbls lald oil $40 do
WHISKY Newbo'd L Cruh-774 SACHS corn ID Morgan
Coils bbls -four II Maghee-7!4 bags whesl e7s do
corn How and Y Aspinwa-t40 sacks corn Reynolds
~ bhs cask hemp seed Hosd ey Phelps Co-752 sack.
what Cav 4 WAdswouh-l474 do Heiau, Lees Co-5O
empty casks Reid 4 Brohers
KEW-ORLE .NS-BBE Iadiaae-Sl9 pigs lead c IL
Rogers Co-lOO5 bags whesi Rowland 4 Aspiuwsll-
I'm bb whisky Sayfe,-.2aS sacks wheat ~ b6s aour
HOwes Godfrey CO-lj7 hbls I Ferry 90 ~ %,
-four Robert Wilsm.-e5 bbls dried sPples South
wifk-qS do corn meal Bogsrt Muire.
NFW-ORLEANs-Schr P'edp0nfs IS bales rope GU
unes ) do moss NJ Mckeon-8o bbs WHISKY Newoola
Cnni2 hhds horns 4e7 ses corn 10 cks mdse order
NFW.ORLEANs-B Prudenf--445 bsles cotton HOl.
brook Nelson & CO-447 do Henry COLLISION pigs lead
sirachan Scolt-7e9 do SOulh-r bro1hefs Oo-ioo 40
Chas N Rogers A Co.
NEW ORLEANs-Brtg Meteor-o5o9 bush corn no do
CUARIFSTON-Shi sv-lork-l6O bales cotton Geo
Buckley-42 do ID Mils-l7 do yarn w Mou-i<-p pigs
md lee order 80. .,,. q,
hbs war 40 do sugar d. kes box copper psgs sea
10 hi bb shsd bags coffee 81 bbs beef oil ?! hides .Y
horns boxes cases 30 pieces cedar bds pAk copper
IS bbls rum Brewer Nelson bses cotton MeOos,
Ad-s boNes NJ hiller-l do NJ Faoef 0o-- "
PecsFe 80. 49,,
GALVESTON-Rrig Herald SIS bales cotton IS hoes
saddle trees Brewer Neison-2 bxs Hunt-slos Il
rags horn, and old iron Tong
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SUMMER READING BOOKS.

EU T-T q u =
nuBLTsHFD 81 d APPLETON K co 200 Broadway
i Voysge up The Amazon, ~ W. h. Edwards. -
summrr in The Wilcerness. by Charles L'nm-n - Gus
and B,fder Sketches ~. II. Maxwell % cts
The Natural History Of thu GenI-hlusuaieo. - GU
HANDY ANDY by Samuel Lover ~ cts
4 : D. Treasure Trove, BY s.m1e! Lover % Gu -.
gorture. Of Hector O'Hslorsn. by W h Nskwsii - G"
Nsryurrle de- ValOis by AisXzndre Dumas = cts
H.ory snd Adventures VI Margaret CaicopOe' Dy heF
Richard CorbOu.o. = cts
The People By NJ Michelst. 81 els -
sAuafige oi the Exploring Expedition 10 OfesOn su
"a tC,rui. BY Capt Fremont . cis
rs Fol Of ne Nineteenth Century and other Tales, By
Nyi'nei Hoo.on ana l. or slsshes al Life By P Jones
81 =. a.. ro.,.
Memoirs Of an American Lady, " Ms GfsnI. ~ &c
Tbs B-rroth-d Lovers. by Alex. ManzOnl-<'os 81
ANY Herbert. tsl-, BY Mss seweL ~ cs.
G-ftrude By Miss SeveiL 81 cts
Laneton Parsonage. by Mss se"e!l' - su
The Fairy Bower tale. 20 cls
something for Every body, By Robert CARTON . 9,e-.
T., W LIVE VI - aus 2ls .
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w Il. CARY & 90

iss ps.Kt-srsEEr OPPOSITE cgoAEsTEEET-
IIAyE II store and are ree-ivins y az arfiysf-
III C.se. Nar.hsl = Linen Thread, Noe is 10 100
60. slrgrus Cos Larn f1rsa1 al eolors 1nd Nos
c.,es Cark COS Paisley spool Cotton, 8 cord woIe,
c.i Co. Paisley sPOOI Cotton cord, 100 yd',
white and colors
Cases Narren1s Nrsdlcs c4l ,- -ss.~-s - 49, W."
Cases drilled eyea Nrc1.-' - .s,tF 49, pf.. al .-a
Cases Howe AA14.-1l-I - ~ -
stOrl SUCK -.
Cases Pafses Purse = - - - R1ry. 80 80
Cases ctec. bce1s So lr-1.ti,- -.-vd fc,t.
Cases Tortoise shell D1ls'S - -. f,s. -.
Cases Tortoise enr" a1N 49, F
cared .,.,,, s,.,.-4.. a,,,o,.
60. pal sed Agate sdir b1scns
&c. Wsds 4 Boucher. Ra1sss, a. pslIetr. AL
49, ~ - E,-,-o Enxsh sci Gefme1 Fsncy Goods
se a.nd .nd ~ sac By us Packags u Other.
eons-A-'J ~ 1 su3 2niskQl missed
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General Notices.
/" Christinnify-wi

n Christinnity-whoutl love and goodwill toward
men-bu, haired War sIrife snd blood, this Ia modern
Chrisany, the Christianity Of Jesus Christ which 10
on earth, peace and goodwill toward men. Every battle
Of The 10 with confused noise and garments 70 led
In blood women made widows and chdres fst1erle's,
this 10 the Christianity OF large portion Of the progressed
followers teachers and pastors Of the Prince Of Peace
aul0 SIC A. D. u
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nUR STOCK Of .easonsbie goods comprising the sIes
and objectionable styles 10 ms MARKET offered Tor
inspection under me assurance that tho endesvor
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage VIII
be s1erled give satisfaction 10 The style and uske %
garments In particular you'd commend 10 ihe alien
lion Of those who proved the Truth of our assertions
In reference uperor cut OF pentsoons We are enc
bed 10 furnish our assortment Of Cessimeres ana DrlF
ling, and 10 hose In wAnt OF ngh and airy garment
several highly approved styles OF SACKS ~
From The particular attention directed to Army snd Ma
w worh Uniforms are furnished IN strict conformity 70
and We have always hand goods 10 answer
tho requirements OF sill grsdes OF the services.
VIM r. JENNINGS n co Diapers and faors
a22isn 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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Banks, 6torks, Nc.

rU,uE HOwERY BANK-Organlzed under the
General Bsnkns Law win a capital Of $500 goo. will
commence business on Tuesday, tho 10Th day of August
'"'''1' DIRECTORS
v,snrt.A palner Lewis Bl-idOwn, Denton Pesrsall,
Iesse A Mnr,hslI Edward Ferris. WIN II. Cskln.
An,.'n Cummings FnOch Dean, jacob Miller,
Iobn \ Giles 1tes, W Edwards, Jsiediah FRYE,
Thomas Ne rath Aex'r Ms.tsrton AlouEO A. AlyOrd.
lame, C. Baldwin, John NcMsn0my,
James DANIEL W TOWNSEND, President
SexYors Augu.t4 l8lT au4 iw
RATIONALE LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF LONDON.
"a Bsps for The benefit dow and Orphsn
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLiAMENT.-CsPita
Il $500 900 sefing or - SO 900 beside Re.rrve Fand
from surplus prem ums) Of about S5 Co., lPs OF ne
espila /. Invested in the United stal.s) T. LAME
MURRAY E.q G-OrgesL HsnOyer-square, Chairman Of
Tho Court Of Directors 10 London
U>IrsD STATES BOARD % LOCAL DIRECTOR
tChief Ohcs FOR America u Walst n T. I.
Iobn Pslm,r ESQ Gorham A. Worth. ESQ
jonathan GOOdhue. Eco. ssml " rof c,a
Jss BOOrmsn, ESQ. VIM van hook Lsfr
Geo. Barclay, Esq q Ed~hd n1O'cn9 b.f
FDW.RD T. RIcHAROs0s, Eco General Accountant
Pamphlets Blank Forms Tables OF Rates; Lists o.
Agents kc &c. obtained Al the Chief Once, ~ WsFsI "
from Of The Agents throughout tho United sIa1es sno
British North American Colonies
~ A Msdica Examiner attends day All M.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Asenl
iyis lrneodis for tho u stsIss snd y Colonel
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Qurtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Agerorssr
Nv RA>e-. RICRAkps n Fff sloro
~ "a oadWsy L hersl ctsh scvstees ueae on eon-
sgnmenis Cor sncifou .sies
FOkTY sixth SyWyORK TRADE SALE.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. AgeiicrsO
Is "a s.s~.. II ser.i e..s .dvstee. n.ae 90
FokTY sixra Ssw YORK TRADE SALE
TUESDAY Aasuasi.
The regular F,l rrsa. sac Of Booss. stsfeoyPs
Plates. c. under re direction q he Ccnmittss n Ire
Trade, vii commence al he above date
The osslegue embraces eontiboroos ffcn he lesdns
Psei.he's n'oorhes he eosny and very sIsosve con
sg meuis OF d~sraos eooss from Lsntoa. oiu tee
iehssi ara moe, esisn.,s rssy " oeh see'ed
rscs sac 10 THIS country II ae~ ready fos dbtrisu
The sale u s'sron.'y 70 tsi. pl.ss o. MONDAY. Ass
80. ssso una'usy arse and Huseti.e sepests e.ia
logues q his part u he sac may also b hsd al he sue
>. The whole 10 10 be .Old without reserve
:. serplemsn.sty esaiosos Will - u'sS' 70 "saet
on the morning Of sac
by y. Cotton, AaeaOe aoa commsslo1 H-r.
Is chsnt-sAss Room SIS sro.dvsy, eoshie Hall. hsv.
ING :, se-,e nc :. Inns: q cssoss Ssiss- DIV
6oois csrpes and H0asekcern articles ce every de-
:rv'eo 90 NIB n. s.s. p'o@p@.: He ~.
Lso ouy preirrred. Outdoor saes 10 any part q ne
'"' '''"~ TUESDAY. Aagu. To-
Ave o'c h,ck Al he Auction Room
To. entire Furniture Oh boarding boss esnsi'ss o.
msessss carpets o eloths efoeaefy ass wares
kcfen noiu tar-. Ac. $3.50.
sesa'. sofas. wofs tsoies kc Also. NE osisnes eiey
goods
Al private sale. one splendid harp. IN ere order.
Al Pvsse sale. several splendid ros-wooo pianos msoe
by ThOmss Loud OF Philadelphia, hey are OF superior
toaen zone ssa eSss y s'eIy tesr~s. An
guaranty from The msseS and invited to examine hen
they will suffer con parlsca with any
instr1w-us made Pr,ccs moderate
~ CHAMBEKI.AIN, AUCrIoNEER-s,ore No .
~. 81 1cesN-Libers advances made 90 0oots eoasxu-
~ ., s .ss oes S:aS
returns made TUESDAY, Augnsio
At M0rFissL 81 10 oclock
MoSrcAss s,LE of the contents OF German snd Eus-
grant Porter HUE Consisting Of hurcsnx. eesaesds
frshef bsds bedding Mattresses tables, lnre dia'us N
see bar room asares liquor. elocts. chairs benches
stoves and pipes pictures osing glasses Standing cssss
Sc. Also lot Of Kitchen furniture. Ae. &c.
WEDNESDAY. Aueusi n.
A. 10 o'clurs ri 100 L-onsrd-sL
sresxtos srcoSpHAsp FvESirUsE sc Comprising
sofas mahogany rhsirs tables French. mahogany
aud beds cads mshO. any work stands cfcs
cry feather beds hsir mat esses csrpes al srdoes.
looking glasses man el amps, China, glass ware. Nc
THuRsD AN August ~
Alto O'CLOCK. At No. spsuce-sl
PoLicE sALx-rHso DsrsIcT-COmprising Q general
assortment ~ properly uncsiu I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10
III. Of Produce, go. ey the New-Yerh
NJ Rris Raiiroad.......!F y. CleTk'on' AfsAt
s-..,t>S usc,ally fer 7hs hsu- fork 7Stb~As.

q, brss S'-ns' %e1'A--as ,ees butter cattle
800: 3 tab, butter calves, Capt Wood IS tubs Z
ys.a~r 2cslves hogs box honey, Trimble, 81
= ~, hogs cslves. ID Blate; - tuba ffss but
49,. HHOyL - tubs FIX butter Capt aldwelL