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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
N.v,gnt,on or m. OnIo ls,v.r.
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Sept. l0-6 p M,

There was quite an improvement upon the opening
OF the stock market day Quotations for most OF the
fances advanced fraction, and much better feeling
prevailed among operators At the first board Pennsy
vania SIS went up 4 per cent (; Reading Bonds w
Reading Railroad, z; Canton, I; Long Island y; ston.
ington, r. Harlem fell of =, while Treasury Notes
u D. Bank, aud Norwich and Worcester closed at YES
tsrdsys prices
At the second Board there were large .aea OF Harlan
az decline OF "a per cent from prices current In the
morning; Long Island also fell OF u; Norwich and wor
cester a Reading q; Treasury Notes y; Farmers and
Canton closed at mornings prices stonngton advanced
q. The total decline in Harlem within the past ten
days has been ten per cent. This must fall heavily up
On tho bulls and give the bears wide margin for pro-
ats Our predictions in relation to all the ances have
been fully verified and those who thought We we're pre-
mature In remarks relative TO the explosion OF the
bubbles are without doubt serious sufferers from their
want Of faith II these spectators learned wisdom from
experience, should have hopes that they would avoid
all such bubbles for the future; but they are beyond
hope.
The arrival Of the French steamship Union, from
Chcrbourswss announced at early hour this morning
by telegraph, and her advices published In an Ezira
Herald, about IL o'clock The intelligence 4. thirteen
days later from Paris and ten DAYS later from Ionaon
and In commercial point OF view IL exceedingly
resting and Important but regret to be compelled 70
say thst IL Is OF avery gloomy complexion We refer
70 our columns for full particulars relative 10 the Euro
pesn markets and the additional failures I'm o,..,
Britain.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester R.,,-o.a
for the month ofAugust s24 $50 81 against sas
700 70 for the corresponding month year shovu
decrease OF 81 ITO IS There had been an incres.. an
the local travel and in freight but the falling OF in IN.
through travel was sufficient Offset that and show
decrease The net income Of the company 10 said TO b.
larger for the month Of August this year than last not
outstanding the reduced gross receipts the running
expenses having been much less.
The receipts Of the Utica and Schenectady railroad
fer the month Of August from all sources were upward
Of $4,000 The whole earnings OF this road last year
were $42Ss96 49, II will this amount this year
in the months Of June, July, August September octo
ber and November leaving six months AZ surplus
over last years business during which time the company
will receive S2O000 unless their fare IL reduced by the
Legislature Their expenses this year not larger
than they last year. This company last year d.
vided four per cent annually and had surplus Of
sl00575 49,
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad Company
Oh ONO for the month Of August were sI7,46i SO,
against Si22ls 75lsst year and 80 the year pre-
V'ous' showing very handsome increase each year In
August is%o the receipts from freight we're soq4 and
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sinxhis own'iifs, until the moment when the.vetory
wss lo-, and the enemy At the gates Oh the
In th~se cir cum.tAuces aud when the numerous iuhs
baats Of Mexico have msds every kind OF sacnce 70
carry the " Il Of the mot mperops uuties
trsh- fo assault and 20 avoid all the
~ violent occupation q the city To this end, snd
IN th- II his constitutional powers and In co.,
fsrnitv 18th the wishes OF Congress communicated to
him on thu l6th July last he has determined to hear
ths propososs which Mr. Nicholas Trist has TO ma e
part 1.-THE United states and to consent that In
ths n~aufs there sba b. suspension Of hostilites.
A. this question Ia NJ the utmost interest 10 the Re-
puble His Erceiiency desires that the National Con
sbeui take their appropriate part and accordingly
be directs 10 notify your Excslency that you may
take diligently % summon the Deputies to
seub~ ~ a. o'clock day
rssrs,~ the assurance Of my distinguished considc-
ration. God aud Liberty
JOSE RAMON PACHECO
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second Board.
CITY TRADE REPoRr.

Nrw YosE, Trrs-psr Avrsssoos, sept 10.
The eleven days later received this forenoon by
the French Mail Steamer Union aud which appeared In
Esirs Herald had this effect Of suspsnding some
extent operstonsn bresdstun. Before the news trans
pred sales made At about yesterdays quotations
The sales witch made after the publication of the
exhibited decline In Jour ~hil. grain remained
about the same with the exception o. Inisn corn sad
mel which heavier aud sales Of which made
1T . slight decline Pork continued Inactive, With o
downward tendency In prices Lard and beef r-m.issd
about the same Grooeri-. exhibited no ehsnTs.
Asass-ssle- Of 100 bbs pots wsre made 81 a. Is'..
and 20 do pearls. 81 ~ e3k
BsEs~Ar small sales Northern yeliow Of atc
bhsApsruyrs.-fGosv-B Before the ns~s, sales ~ so
barrels Of Osvego we're made 81 " 30 sso DO OHIO
nt hoop ~ ~ 60 1000 do Brcokyn mills, private
Terms and 900 do Oenssee, ground from wheat At
20 70 After the news, 200 800 DO 0en.see sold
49, aud 500 DO good In store At the ssms price
ooo 40 Denesse uninspected not considered SQUAD soi
Al % i2s Prime quality fresh ground Oen-ses
scarce and In good demand for the 40 SALES IN
o.ner descriptions TRANSFERRED after the which pro-
uucea no ensctu the msrket especially the better
quNhues Whea-ssles Of 400 bushels Illinois red
bushels high mixed we're made AZ ssc 1900 do
mixed A. 90 aud 2ooe do, light mixed ~hits soid
olc AFTER the news, about 1000 bushels Western
aou o1sc lIvo do we're reported sold 81 Gle. and
!loo 90 sold At o2Sc Msal-Ssl-s Of 100 ibis Wee
sern Ne York we're made At $40 Rys-B.for. the
500 400 do ct zee Osns-No change aud no sales %
moment were reported
CAsoLss-sperm continued nrm At al eta
CorToS-The market was completely unssttif9 ~ tts
ioreign news aud the trsnsseticns thsrs0rs ~srs 70
limited extent
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ALBANY, Sept, l6th-P..M

ALBANY, Sept, l6th-P..M
Flour-The market continued inactive, and Western
fair brands and Genesee, were dull at S. SAX, and
ground from new wheat at SIS 75 Wheat-No sales
TRANSFERRED Corn-Ssles Of 1000 bushels Western mixed
were made at &c. Barleysaes of 1000 bushels of old
were made at 62c OasSales of 1000 bushels were made
at l3c. Whiskey-No change Provisions inactive Re-
eeipts by Canal during the past % hours:Flour 1000
parrels corn II 400 bushels oats 1000 do Since writ
ing the above the steamer Unions news has been re-
ceived BY telegraph but too late to affect prices
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Married.,

On Monday, the 18th instant, by the Rev. James C.
Gobel MIR. WILLIAM $. CHAMBERLIS, to Miss DoRcAs
MARTIN second daughter OF Roof Martin, deceased all
OF THIS city.
At Brooklyn, NJ T., by the Few. Mr.. n seney Mr..
JAMES b. O'RILEY of Charleston, s. c., to Miss ELIZA
3. HARRIssos, of New Bedford, Mass
Q}. New Bedford papers will please copy.
In Jersey City, by Esquire Sturges Mr.. SAMUEL
CHARLES WHEELER, to Miss CAROLINE NJ. HATFIELD, all
OF New York
(g3- Boston papers please copy
At Riverside on the l4th o. September, by the Rev.
James Bowden, RIcHARD OLIVER, Esq of Fallsburg,
to MARY f., daughter OF William Warning Esq of the
former place.
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Died..

The friends Of John II. Bate respectfully invited
to attend the funeral OF his GEORGE r. BATE this
afternoon, at O'Clock. from llS Walker street.
At Brooklyn, yesterday morning, aged years. FRANK
B., the youngest child of Thomas Woodward
Funeral this (Frday) afternoon at O'Clock, fom the
residence Of his father, No 81 Sands street. Brooklyn
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
At Washington City, on Saturday lat, in the Goth
year OF her ago Mrs PVAhNUM widow Of the late
Hon John Varnum. OF Massachusetts,, and mother Of
Joseph b. Varnum, Jr., Of this city.
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Total TO September LIST, ls7. .$7,472 s&6 SO
This nearly onethird part Of the aggregate debt of
thesse As the debt Of the State decreaees and the
banks under the free banking law increase the lessla
ure will be compelled to allow the deposit Of some other
security with the Comptroller There will then be no
objection to receiving United States stocks New banks
being formed under this law every day. there being
no limit to ths movement but the amour. of New York
state stocks In the market.
Tho Of the Bank Of Montreal for each of The
past four months, present the annexed comparative
statement -
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TeIegrnphic.
Ito the Philadelphia Bulletin
Additional from the Army.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I6th.-lr.M.
The Washington Union does not contain any ofaoiaI
accounts Of the BATTLE but IL has letter from Gen
Worth which says that the capital IL entirely ut the
mercy aud in the power Of the American army.
The enemys loss in killed and wounded and prisoner
he states at 5000, and loss 1000
TIE Union has also letters from several officers which
are interesting putting to rest the question vhs
asked for the armistce ?" From these appears that
Santa Anna himself sued for the srmistics and II
not at the suggestion Of Cen SCOTT or the mediation Of
Great Britain.
Two letters published In tho Union from Mexican
officers, acknowledge themselves badly whipped -
Santa Anna himself is compelled to do In his msnis
festo.
The Ohio River
PirrsnURGu, Sept. lsth.-l3, M.
The stage Of water 10 about feet inches and st
stand There Is nothing OF change In our markets W,
day worthy Of transmission by telegraph
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II k l. Il q IL A r HIC.


New ORLKANs, Sept. 9th.
Cotton market firm. Sales Of 800 bales at full prices
Flour dull with moderate sales of Ohio and Illinois at
81 5Oa S47 St. Louis City Mills held at So rs S.
10; wheat dull, and no sales reported Corn-Sales of
1000 bushels made consisting of western mixed at
SOC, and prime quality yellow al 65c Sugar inactive;
small sales of New Orleans inferior to prime, were
making at 41Sc. TO. Tobacco change; demand
steady with moderate sales Sterling bills no change:
Treasury Notes a per cent premium Freights duh
The epidemic still RACES and business of all kinds nearly
at a stand -
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BosTon, September l6.-P. NJ.

BosTor, September l6-P. NJ
Flour-The market remained about the same, and
sales Of 5000 barrels good fair Western and Gsnesee
brands were made at IS SIX . So. Wheat, no sales
CoruSales of 5000 bushels consisting Of sound mixed
and yellow made at 10 Ito. Oats-saes OF 5000
bushels old made at 81 $50 Rye-Sales of 1000
bushels at Csc. Provisions-No change. The news by
the Union to hand too late to affect the markets
O-dav.
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BY TIL k MAILS.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10, ls<r
The sportsmen Of our city are enjoying themselves
with baggng the reed birds at their hunting grounds in
the marshes below the city.
The great attraction with the fashionable world now
is the Horticultural exhibition and from morning til
ten O'Clock In the evening" the saloons Of the Museum
building, are thronged with the beaux and bellies.
The back buildings attached TO the residence Of John
Sergeant Esq., injured by fire this afternoon, but
the damage did not amount to than about $780,
The hremen left the scene In hurry in consequence
OF another alarm up town and it probable that the
Paramount and Good VIII companies, took the opportu
nifty tn break the peace before they put up their appa
ratus. Hard words were used during the drst FIRE.
The arrival Of the French steamer just announced,
but the New York wires being somewhat fractions
day the chances Of receiving the intelligence before
night Ia rather slim.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia
FIRST BOARD, Sept 1875 Lehigh Coal scrip. SIX; Ken
tucky Benk e0 800 City 6 nc 1902; 81 Commercial Bank
351s; 1000 u 3 Loan 6s SO l03
i3h.
sreosD BoARp3o 900 State So 7s; 50 Grard Bank IAN:
5000 State SIS 76sd; 90 Lehigh Coal scrip 87x.
AFTER SALEs-3000 Reading Railroad Bonds tx; l<0o
City 6s 1922 COO Counv IS s1 % Bank "a 100 Girard
Bank l2as
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he ftriix rnhic respectfully intited 20 the subs.
epmss sai varied sssoeuf o the shove useful nd
1te4i rp-ndase - genflesn toilet. Their
varsity ~ Portable Case Suitable either for
osa - st l.roey each Containing s that necessary for
tfaFstf. oils ~ tho desirable and form.
q. SAUNDERS son, III B'O,dwsy,
optos,fe Howard Hotel
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light COOL and syfeeabs entire article Manufactured
by the inventp W. Barker, Ladies HAIR Dresser which
he invites .n INSPECTION Ladies of Hawoh 81
kim color would 6sd To their savsptsse call tho
subscriber and examine h stock which will be fornd larger
and reasonable than other estsbl
this city Ladies shampoong aud Childeus Isif Cutting
half the usual Please the adde's. Tor future refer
w. j BARK IN. Ladies Han Dresser
$40 Broadway, opposite the Carlton Houie.
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has
prepared sesdd ,toek of Hat Tor the Fall Fashions which
he invites the world examine Ever hand ia endoavo
please the pu' lie. he salty his Fall
supply died ia beauty aud richness The .c~aee
made SON, Improvements the adaptation of hat, the head
-hich fail please the astdOus
Hs hats emphaticaliy fall hats he has fallen IN the
prices by presenting better article the old enesp
si5Gt
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es N q1fs fssp seated cold by total
LIS Of sliceessd words srsept whisper.
g-lisnsn hing df-uitv Of b'ssh'nx .pd speech,
rcosansaa.3 n - Ns Casroi's Nei Gated vspor Bath
sa1itsasat No as Ealtan telling the
tad stsv adse Nth the hsrbs and never
slss spcsav. Grsiefo My cold vanshsd
ssfhinz heCs Anf voice restored
mk- ths kassa Cor tho god q y Who msy be .borinr
iisr ke viii add the effect Of this
sls bath upa. ~ sensssl health wss decided.
A. NJ SWEET. No Q FULTON sf New York.
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R,cAsl,eu p,.mona Peln,.d Gold Psn..-

One OF the greatest exeeences Of hs thai q Is smooth
snd free GULL ard Will for and always be
first article. The pube have discovered long while
since thai th,y are the ehe.p,s - well as ne best, pens n
street door below Wall and savag
% Fultoa sei the price 81 sny Other pens 81 81 as
aud 81 So sold for 81 So 81 IS 81 elsewhere Congress
81 50. Pens carefully rrpstred
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The above banks have deposited with the Comptroller
si,sloa92 In New York State Stocks On the LIST o,
ssptemt err ss7, the following amount Of New York
State stocks pledged with the Comptroller for
the security OF the issues of the free banks Of this
State -
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tonrhe Commen Council has derded thar Strikers sofia
on Hair DYE which wall change hsir TO its original
Tor 10 few inmates Ear superior Yet offered the
snb c. This dye viii change ~hskers inmates
Soldst Sker.s No 10 Coent.s slip be applied.
also O. Hemmoa, Ta b. adway; the Of Cham
Der street, No 30 th-thap street
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svsr ree sad fenc Case J. W. 0Fe.'oa Co. lmsnuse
ure asd dealers IN aoid and gold and silver and
pencil eses ~ Cedar street New York a. Chestnut
Philadelphia selling those gold
pens Tor 81 IS Their assortment - complete than
he found where else, eoosstng OF br0~ns Has den
Sp-nccrs bsxiey Congress American Penfy prne- Alb.
aud other sly which they selling whoieale
tai AZ prices much below the 10 81 other house
Ia the trade. Gold peus carcfailv reloinea
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III rsi.uons ~ ne eslehrsed hsdsme Adophi but ~
they ~ooid but fr novelty. her visit they
wpsd hke ts community N general consider Der
af sad tale ted since abe has dstermlued to
shsndoa her pfeson snd retire prvs'e LITE, numerous
ladies aud Eem-n, sexsat carr.ges visited Madame A.
- her pvae residence ~ Hester street nesr the Bowey 70
ttkr cansuif AID farewell Of this wonderful
Ls nxhi she "a. hsadsou,e ssrenaaed by ne'o
ions brss haat she oay tor three days
ssaaisA her With inior nstoa the most in
terestiag sob such love, marriage, business, Sc
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It will be perceived that the gross receipts have in
creased much faster than the expenditures that the
net income has than doubled In four years. In
ls44 the dividend declared o per cent; ls45 per
osnt; lsa6, per cent and in lsA7, IN per cent The
road 81 miles long, and cost 81 6a6746 The
ngs last year, about cent the aggregate
The running expenses Of this road have previous
tho fiscal year just closed been than fifty per
cent of the gross earnings.
The following hanks have in this State
under tho free banking law from the Of January to
thu al of September. l647
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Sales or Stocks mt Boston.

BROKERS BOARD, Sept. 525 shs Norwich and Worcester
Rs'lIoad 49,, $50 do do 70; Northern Railroad lO2
road, li9< Fltchburg Railroad 1913; Boston Maine
Railroad III; Is Dividends East Boston Co, 9.
AT AUcTIoN-20 shs Cheshire Railroad 9tN e3.; IL do
Washington l,, Co. losh veTI ont and Mssaehpeti' RR
a207k; II Fall River abroad 99Z; Western Railroad,
liosS; IA Old Colony Rsro ID, 100; $1,000 per ct stock,
pay able 1862, with coupons I0f.l
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The Southern Mail

PErEnBuhs, Sept. l6, ls4T.
The New Orleans papers of the 9th contain further
particulars from Mexico, but omit thsm as YOUR sps-
cial express has again anticipated the mail dsy and
half
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nioa-D Aepstoa Co, 500 brssdssy publish this day,
Appltors Railroad nd Steamboat Companion, bang Ira
SELLERS Guide hrnush New Enalsnd and tho Middle States
with The -ou,hsfs sad Westera states and s.s 40
Cansds. torang likewise comp etc guide 20 the White
Noantsns Gsfsk Mountains Ne, Nisgsrs Falls Trenton
Fls &c. Ssrstsa Sernxs and Other Western places. aud
full of all the principal
ovas vs-a tho nsturs and srhcla earost,es ~ the vei
~ ~. with he distances hrts Nc Illustrated
with Twelve Coored Mars and unmsrous kngsyings by W.
Wtlliams-one very nssi lume-ftces 81
lhe q Guide, such here presented 70 the
travelling pubic. has long besa felt n. work
the several have been engraved aud when
The has been continued Other such
b b. easily underwood This msv be considered
contain bat 20. large sod general which from the small
Of the scale shich "a graduated Of LITTLE
&c rslfosd kc The m.terial of this volume is
mostly from the setusl observatious q the compiler
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Strangers who may happen so need Medical

or snIsca M whde % Fsi % oar city VIII do weII @
consult Dr. Gregory Roosevelt His long
consulag physician and fully enes han
TO the confidence o ase who chance 20 need hs oes
soBai services, snd especially would recommend him
such : may uetd sdyce only.
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superior Pars has lae ashoA AIDE by the cesbnt
I'd makers Of Paris for sale by Gentn 2it Broadway.
Also Of be sutiful hats and tor children
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a the ap-.r sf 0ai~ sud Murray street should
ted ~ thns~ who done Is undoubtedly
the h~ss collection portraits ~ the country The fidelity OF
theu srsention seeds no Irsise from
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Jose RAMON PACHECo.


~ question the bsss imported this eountry) can be had of
The suberbers sud warsntsd together very large and
ss selected ssoreat % Ator Pen and Pocket Knives
rsasery. eos. sad sveryhsng sppertsnng the toilet
a. sAJNDkiS 4 SON, III Broadway
Few doors above Courten street.
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TO q II y
LATEST MOMENT.
Accident at Troy.

TaoY, Sept. ID, ls47-oPM
An accident has Just occurred here. carriage that
was being driven on the ferry boat containing four per-
sons, was driven of the boat into the river and man
and his wife were drowned men escaped out Of the
carriage The horses were both drowned
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JACOBS PLATT. .Auetionesr.

JtCUB PLATT, AuctOneer
GALE OF IA ,CY GOODS. ENGLISH GUNS, PIS-
- ToLs FINE BOWIE, KNIVES, GUITARS. ENG
Jasob Plat will sell this d.y At 10 o'clock the auction
goods 1000 lunches aud dozen gold aud silver
aud steel beads and tsels which desirable also
400 cads and knives aud knives aud forks
also pocket and knives dozens jspanned
usys sn; o. fine combs fine buff handle bowie knives
strument tooth brushes powder TASKS pearl buttons dom
&c Nc. Also fine English aud pistols
double and single barrels all dieron., being sample
from a celebrated manufacture.
Also at 2 o'clock splendd invoice Of rich imported gold
and pare silver J.wery viz: 50 gold fob and
Oh uns 20 gold and silver bracelets &c. Also 100
lots city inside gold J-welry general s7 tsrc
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B.,H o. MoSTsEAL-MoyrHLx RErynss.

Total average assets reoto 1851 ees i655ool
fres" OF assets.... sD2H 6ii,30t sio79 $50 207
The excess Of assets liabilities nuctuated very
much from May to July, the aggregate movement In
June having been much reduced, compared with May
The amount Of coin and bullion hand in August,
compared with the circulation favorable than
In either Of tbs three previous months showng decid
Cd Improvement In the value Of the currency and In the
condition OF thoss departments Of this institution
The annexed statement exhibits tho condition of the
Banks Of New Orleans according to the ocisl returns
dated Aug. 2stb, lss7 -
EAsEs or Nrw OalkASs
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e.-xsxr~~x, ATWlLL's PIANO FORTE AND MU-
k5M sic REPOSITORY. No, 2oi Broadway, be

fexsX5SShI4I sic REPOHITORY No 20i Broadway he
EYX3 low ST PauIs church. sign of the Golden
ySY ~ Lyre-T promoter soc,ts the attention OF
the musical world to his establishment which has been ooat
ed as 90 We for upwards of Is wears.
proprietor having the entire agency in this
civ of whose hs
has for sale now offers AZ Wholesale apd retail Of
mahogany ro,ewood and black walnut Of all fb, moss 1h-
OF action and hanism with g. 6 e and octayes harp
stops Nc kc
and of mr., no, nv snv in me
conntry - - ~ ""' " Wv
The H,oiean attachment piano constantly for sale
P,apoforte cor az, aod stools m grraf ysr,etv
most ss.ncto,y guarantee r. given with every ipstru.
-, Ia ri -, a.. =,
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MOURNING PLAID SHAWLS-Jast received per ship
v1 Switzerland the yle OF Paids and Covenanter
shaws, al The New YoIk Family Mourning Store:
Ssl7 6tFMW'Uc M. MYERS.
TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, OF good
Il habits wish employment, chambe rmsd waiter.
tbs other Good references Please apply
Joseph Atchsou III c. between 7h and Streets
third story, back room. SIT Nsrc
CLEVELAND, BROTHERS * CO. Commission Mor.
~ chants, New Orleans.
GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
w. CLEVELAND,
- A. 7. CLEVELAND,
III attend The purchase sale Of produce
col econ Of Notes and Drafts and receiving forwarding
clsndise and produce.
Refer to Msssrs. Brown, Brothers Co..
Phelps, Dodge X Co.
Bogeft 4 Kneeland,
sli Young. Smith ~ Co.