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CON d ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY NIARKEV.

wednesday, Feb. 23-6 r. M.
Tho upward movement in stocks still continues, not
whtAnding the desperate efforts of the bears press
them down At the FIRST board to- day. Treasury notes
went up u per cent; Ohio 6's L; Pennsylvania SIS Vi
Kentucky 6's q; Illinois D North American Trust Vi
Farmers Loan III Long Island IA; Harlem u; Norwich
and Worcester 2 Morris Canal x; Reading Railroad :
Residing Bonds q; Stonington per cent from the last
cash ssls Erie (old) Ia. The market fell OF little
from the opening, and before the adjournment Of the
board prices ruled Attraction lower The transactions
were to some extent and spectators for further rise
were plenty enough to take every lot offered As there
appears to be very little doubt relative the
the treaty with Mexico the spectators get
ting in their shorts rapidly possible the probs
bity Is that advance Of from three to Ave per cent
will be realized Immediately upon the announcement of
that event.
The settlement Of our difficulties with Mexico inde-
pendent of the general benefit the country at large
would derive from cessation of hostilsties and
pension Of the immense expenditures always attending
state Of war, would have influence Of the most
favorable character upon the commercial and manufsc-
turing interests Of the United States During the
otthe war; the inportations Of merchandise into
Mexico have been very limited and that country must
ost completely bare Of goods of every description
particularly cotton manufactures There must there
ors be large markets for manufactures, and con-
siderable employment for commerce, upon the open
Ing of the Mexican ports under Mexican tariff The
establishment Of Mexican government will open
free communication with the interior, and business
will sgsin be conducted upon safe basis. The preju-
css existing In the minds Of the Mexcans against
The les Ydskss will rapidly away, peace
ssnce more permanently established; and we have no
doubt much bsavisr and more profitable trade will be
between the two countries than ever before
realised The Moxeans have, doubt, been much i'm
proved BY their intereoarss with the Americans and
|cme Of Our energy and enterprise have bsen insed
nto them We are much better acquainted with the
xtsnt and Of Mexico than previous to the
var and there doubt bat that the current Of specie
the mines OF that country will hereafter set more
rsctly towards this than heretofore. The Msxcans
want manufactures, and want their gold and s-
Ter. There will not be much difficulty experienced In
making the exchange, provided both parties make
prontabls.
The annexed table exhibits the condition Of the lead
g departments Of each bank In this State according
returns made to the Comptroller la pursuance Of the
Of December lsA7. Several of the banks which have
ot made rsturns have suspended and are in state Of
quotation.
BANKS OF THE srArs INV YORK o, SATURDAY
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, lS47.
The Prestdentidl Claims of Penn syipania

The Presidential Claims of Pennsyivania
A great change has come over the political
world within the last twenty days, and Governor
Cass has ceased to be thought of, by the most
discerning democrats, as a candidate for the pre-
sidency.
Mr. Buchanan, the working man, as he is
called Secretary of State, stands. at present, a.
the most prominent aud available man OF that
party.
1t is admitted by all. that Governor Cass can
not under any circumstances, have any chance
of carrying the State OF New York, 80 very hos
tilsis Mr.. Van Buren, to him but that Mr. Bu-
chansn can carry that great State, the vote Of
which will, no doubt decide the election.
IL has also been satisfactorily ascertained that
Governor Cass cannot carry single State but
what will be equally sure for Mr.. Buchanan.
The democracy OF our country are cacula-
ting people, and they have already figured ost
that Governor Cass has already received from
the United States Treasury one hundred thousand
dollars (three tons of silver for his political ser
vices, for which, il is said, he has not given
valid consideration TO the country or his party,
and !ha! is doing enoughjor rePudis;ing State
Michigan.
Further, il 10 said he has done too much 70
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Total. $40 ola,sol 7ns..as as 9oi ,7ss s44s7 "a

Total. .$76 olasoi 7,4lss2s as 20l 735 "a 4S7 s4l
1t will be observed that the city banks had cIroua.
ton Of only $sss7 more than the aggregate
specie in their vaults, and many Of them free banks
with their circulation secured by deposits of State stocks
with the Comptroller. The country banks present a
very different appearance with circulation of more
than eighteen and half millions, they had less than
million Of specie on hand. The new banking law
proposed by the Bask Committee in the Legislature Of
this State may adopted compel the country banks
maintain greater equality In the amount Of assets for
the security the circulation and the amount of their
paper issues for the purpose Of placing them in posi-
tion to meet any panic which ont Of the nnan
sial movements of the day As they stand gene
raj run spon the country banks would throw them all
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EANCY BsLL-THE MANAGERS OF THE AS OR
- nouse ppefa iAvc appointed Cerami make
Fancy Ball to be given for the begst Of the
~. so,m "'ssv, me eth OF March The Committee m,ae
ucketlo sung neman be dollars that the price OF
ackct for gentleman and three ladies' be dolls that
90 person be admitted out OF costume except the heads OF
sm hayng children pstssut costume that spectators
2s 70 the snphthesrs at the price Of enc aoiaI
% Monday, the seth Of February.
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TotaI.. SH367442 Totn -. SIl3,6H4 AZ
Ths rest, under the head Of liabilities shows the sur
plus in hand to make good any depreciation in the value
of the public private securities and 1t amounts near
~ ten cent tho aggregate value of these securities
This IL very fair margin, and shows the banks o. the
State in the aggregate to be in pretty sound and safe
condition. The falling of in the amount of specie on
hand, from the LIST to the 18th of November, was
$lsssse and by the returns for Nov 18th, lsa7 1t
appears that the city banks had smaller amount Of
specie on hand then, than at any previous period for
long time-
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TTNABERNACLE-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
f.i!y Informed that Grand Concert OF Vocal ard Insu
evenings February path 1919 in rid Of the Lhsry Fupd Of
the Hoani Protective Society. Principal psrormesSig
osina Pico Miss liz, BRENT Mrs Jameson and Miss
krkham Pupil Of the of Paris aud of IN.
LIBERATED Costa and Dous Gras-her first
real Mr. Manyes and sspo, de Begai, the American Mu
steal lns tue (ho have volunteered their servces) and
Grand Orchestra. Musical Director. mr. Georp. Looer
Tickets be obtained at the usual places ohe Mem
hers of Tor
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This shows decrease Of nearly million and half
from the previous February, and nearly million from
the amount on hand the corresponding month the year
before The leading departments OF the city and coun
ty banks Of this State according to the returns Of the
18th Of November ls47, compare as follows
BArKs STATE or NEW YORK
Nsp lS,lsH. Leans Speeds Circsiet'n Deposits
City Banks Sal 62a a6s an 02s Gao ala 25 eoo az
Country bks 81 $50 626 DAT 900 IS $50 322 $50 72A
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1913.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1913.
In conversing with an officer from Mexico, he
says he understood, in Mexico, that the new
treaty contained clause In favor OF the Wilmot
proviso, with regard to the territory to be ceded
to the United States.
rive give this for what it is worth, no more.l
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On Wednesday morning. the 23d inst, aged one year
and nino months HAaRHr A. daughter Of James c. and
Harriet Perry.
The funers to Greenwood Cemetery. will take place
this afternoon at o'clock from No IS Hester
TIE friends fthe family are invited to attend
On Tuesday evening" 32d met Mrs. CATHARINa BAp-
ger.
The relatives and fri nds Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her Thursday, Oath instant
at three o'clock from the residence OF her sop George
s. Badgsr. No. 1888 Sands street, Brooklyn
On Wednesday morning, Feb 23d, JoHr, only son of
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Genial Bank Of Albany
Crhkill Rsnk,
Scayuga Co, Bank. -.
Central 5suk.......
sChamplain Bank -.
Chautauque Co. Bank
sChemical Bank -.
Chsmang Canal Bank.
~Chsster Bank ......
City Bank. -.
sCom'l Bk. of Albany
Con mereial kank OF
Allegheny County.
*Cofh'l B. ofLockpoIt
~Com'l n. of Hoches'r
sLom'l Ba.k OF Troy.
sCuyler's Bank .....
*Delaware Bank 49,.
sDrovers' Bank Of
Cattcraugus Co...
Essex Couuty Bank.
Exch. BIZ. OF Buffalo
~t.xch'se Blk Genesec
*Exch'se Blk Lockpori
sFarms' BIZ Ams,sr'm
#sarmers' Bk Hudson
%Farmers' BIZ Nina. A..
farmers BIZ ofTroy. .
*Farmers' X Drovels'
Bank at Somers.
FaImers' u hlanuf Bk
"Farmen' x Mech Blk
of Genesee.
*Farmers' x Mech'Bk
otOsdcnsburgh
"rarm crs' * hiech'Bk
Of Rochester
kort Plais Bank. -.
*Franklin Blk of Chau-
tsuque County. 80.
NErsnkiin 20 Bank .
Sutton Bunk 49,.
&Genesse County By.
Greenwich Bank.
sHenry Keeps Bank. =.
Herklmer County Blk.
Highland Bank.
Hudson River Bank.
~Buugcrford's Bank. .
va mes Bsuk. .......
ys ferson County b'4.
Kingston Bank -.
kirkland Bank. -.
Leather Manuf. Bank.
Lewis County Bank. .
Livingston Co Bank.
stockport Bank and
Tfuit Company -.
*Long Island Bank.
sLuther Wright, Blk.
Madison County Blk.
Manhattan Company.
sMechsnics' Bsnk =.
.Mech. Baskiug ASS.
Mech. x Eariners' BIZ.
Mech. & Traders Bk.
Merchants Bank.
*MeIchsnts' Bank at
Canand iigua......
*Merchants' Bank OF
Chautauqae Co.
*Merch. Blk, Erie Go
*Merch. Blk. in POI.
Merch. Exchange Blk
~Merch. and farmers
Bank Of Ithaca. =.
*Merch & Farm. Blk.
OF Putnam County.
Merch X Mech. Bk.
*Niddletown Bank.
Mohawk Bank
*Mohawk Valley Blk,
Montgoinerv Co. Blk.
National Bank. %.
N York Dry Dock 60.
"N. York Security Blk
~. YoLk State Bauk..
an. Y. State stock
Security Bank.
IN. Y. Stock Bank. :.
.Northera Blk of " Y
Northern txch. BIZ. A..
kNosih River Bank.
Ogdensbnrgh Bank.
solver Lse& Co.'s 81
Oneida Bank
Onondsge County TX.
Ontario Bank.
Ontario Branch BIZ. 80.
Otsego County bank.
*Pa'myra Bank. ......
tPatchin Bank.
Pheeix dank
~Pine Plains Bank.
*Powell Bark.
*Prattsville Bank.
All ochester Bank
Rochester City Bank
Sackett's Harbpr Biz.
Saratoga County Bk.
Schenectady Bank :.
.eneea County Bank
Ssveath Wa,d Bank.
Estate Bank Of Sau-
gcrtiss. 80.
Stsu hen County Blk.
= Sufolk County Blk
Tsnpsrs' Bank
Tompkins Countybk
Tradesnen s Bank
Troy City Bank
Ulster County Bank.
sUnadilla Bank.
Union kand .........
*Warren County Blk
Washington Co Ok.
Westchester Co Blk.
*White Plains Bank.
sWhite's Bank of
Ruff 10
%Wooster sherman's
Bank. .............
Yates Couaty Bank.
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Old No. Crow allied No. l Ann Sc near the American
500 to % hst III better Boots sofa the fol-
loving prces, than hei 1870 to 500, ttst sell fine
Boots q, retail for cash. which enables sell such
pa kaoly low prices sell first sly Of French calf drs
leather Boots ST. My store is small expenses hight and
competition is challenged
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GRAND CONCERT Blythe BOHANNAN FAMILY
~ or the NouuIain Vocaliss This Truly celebrated fam
u OF yo asts have the honor of the citizens Of
New York, that they will give Of their much admired
Concerts Il the Minerva Rooms thi. (Thursdsy evening
Austin Philip, will preside the Piaso Forte. Tcke
c,selv
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DR; RALrH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Tresise,' &c, i, consulted uPn any OF the
dseases there referred to- at hs Irsdcrce GO Greenwich
scIes from 70 BAN, srde 100 r N tson}ar ercepsJ(
be s,topshed :, the rapdy sad itls aeud
g the cara II Is chiefly however, who hsvs suffered
peSly apprssists his ssfviees - - -
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oil strangers and citizens that Chses Gavanc and Mag
ne Ceailve, are only TO be obtained at 1872 Broadway.
hese Articles are too well knewa remarkable
curative in all Nervous Complaints. need aoy
IL Is proper however to say, that for the past
SuI yesrs they uniformly snceessul every Of
nheamaum, Palsy Paralysis, Bronchitis Headache. and
Z. MOOEHkAD. 1872 Broadway
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DINGLE,s WARRINGTON BRASS sAND-THE
II Fourth Annual Military snd Civic Bail OF the aboye Rand
vii a1s pl,cs At the AgGllo on Monday Evening Feb ss
mission the Brass Band will perform some select Of
music Ictets One Dollar TO be had of any member of The
Band, or at Headquarters, CT Bowery. " Wv
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beers Clark rs John street, lup stairs wou i'd invite III,
atenon Of all purchasers their line Wholesale or reD
20 ns assortment eompr,ng Pens with thou ca,ss
on all the best pen makers the country Their pens are
elected peos and w.raned aud their prices
20 Dc cr Than The prices Of the
CITY uo'd Fens repaired, exchanged, or rcpointed.
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and at s rccs both Wholesale and retail. by e. Watson
Co. IS William street one door below Wall street aud J.
Savage 90 Fulton makers and only dealers In the
ceirbrned Richeeu" Gold Pens Our prices known
TO be the cheapest in the city, while warranted
81 So the same sold elsewhere at 81 50 and So Gold
fens repaired or exchanged
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FOR sALE-THE BUKNA VISTA BOWLING sA.
loon, The owner going West and will ssll the Above
ss9sn shssp for osh y new and has three alleys eonpss
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O Cream Is, without doubt tho only proper article
flourish and improve the hair BY chemical process of
hre months dur ton, tbs autin and offensive smell
nrs,y sfIsctsd Leaving s nutye qualities uampaired
Sens slightly PERU med neither bu dries
as scented articles do in all when applied the
Ssao Ie be obtained only at BARKER Hair dressing
Of Leonard street - ~ -
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Married..

MARRIED..
On the 22d inst, by the Rev. DR. Wainwright, Mr.
JOHN DicKrsor late OF Philadeph ia to Miss ELLEN
daughter Of Joseph Pearson, of Yorkshire, England
n. Philadelphia and Lancaster, (Ps) papers vii
please copy.
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pax TMEATnEn s s Lent COS ss. A NJ;
re.pscfGly tia. they shall their s.,sbli.h
Sss S ss s Nssy ss
q will close: As he G Bs.S
w b. Offered 'hs most s,I,iIys biz T%f
pAX oS WSsHiSGroS and Il, Il irHs hsTTLs o.
BUENA VISTA, On whieh occasion splendid National
a., nss. The Dress Circle Ss@ fsIqas. 9
Children len wears Of When 81 se
parent, or guardians n. Circle ha Door
oclocH NIB grand .ftsmoon perisrmsnes on Wsda..
day and postvey The last
DARK THEATRE-THE PUBLIC is RESPECTS UL
the Wednesday March The ladies and gentle
Rsa on Monday s sh Instant at oi
noon.
RowEHy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AWAKENING, Feb
neal play q aESSY The EfsHTH"c sthsgao as.sn Of
knSa1d Mrs shay G"Sna Wol.sy NJ Barry He PHI,
IS$; 70 ssSSass with +. Ii'ssdy q %iIIIXM TEL
s% T: Emma M N % Gf Tsn :.. A9'
Gallery. Az cents Doors open at * o'clock Performance
e. T NM BuSou
S $iS ~ S. r. llsT:asS rHi%s$
pEE HRTisTs scafIsss Win iAcK HSDISsoN
sYY!gg, SIX Canito juan, Miss Saith; Emm,ne Miss
DfSSs 1psH % 10 CON-
BROADWAY THE ATRE.-THUasDAY EVENING
ASD YOUNG Il sigsS R@ls op 9.
Hawthorn, Mis-, ssHas wsII'ct; Mss 70 ksu Tru. SER
d s. s;i
o.sp sSsw Ioysmors MIR s.. r.S
M. Watts; LEVY. Mrs Chapman. Doors opeaM *; pes,
ioEmanee to commence att
MIT,CHELL's OLYMPIC, THEATREE1BFNEFsT
AN III, cay
e: e q FsTSSS NJ. S:ss 4;
NEW YORK IN ls.s Nose Cant au;. Hwy Goidan,
vi s5A $ ss;y MjL re n
PALMos OPERA. HOUSE THURSDAY EVEN.
of %SbET AR % .. Si
~: Ssss z i s
that ha. in count,y and has
oven a 81 ccmmsnss at TX O'clock poI ONCE open
NJ ECHANIGgg HALL. .7a sRoA41wAY. BETWEEN
ii, b.sps1 and .hioa York Open every ssht
wee. T' q except &. o MSnS
as paa in hf United sr, e. E T Gh
VIII s;SwS:d and highly AID
: sasy
Doors oo.. ut 2 commences at o'clock % Monday nvsa
RROADwAY !ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
Gr.eiy.-Nu.cai Director, Mr. oid6ea-Nsw and effsc
tive TableauI-rhs manager respectfully announces to
ing il tina, he has engaged the celebrated Band Of DEON
wh1 will sTpes. in their popal,r OyeI,
sss'! sssi f. Dsass
del Artist Part 3-Fayorite of tbs SeAgo &c Frces-
Orchs,r. Bog 50 cent?: Psrouee as TAX
| A MEXICAN MUsEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
snce; every afternoon and eveninsNs Pelby. superb
sspua sa s.as eoa Sh ,SS
representation oian "intemperals Family all in wax the
of life DAY and
.ton Tight Rope Dancer; Great Wes,ern
G Cabinets met @ s"s Ms. G :,:
MSsn; sss.w sSp: teller. &C. I. Il:
TABERNACLE THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFUL.
Informed thar Grand Concert Of Vocal and Instu.
mental Mg'lc will be given stthe Tabernacle Thursday
%a sns
tnre, lie k9i d'Yvetot;-lAdam) Song, Mrs jan e.on
From Il. opsIs fse,n3 ANA. sS ii.s b bas Il
Cas- sSs.p .u and E0% So D
her first sppearanee America All pour un jeuse csnr
%sT rs sad d Bss f srs
mel gs,,ir:n Fr the se'eaIaed Bus, II Fapaco
he aisr ora!oo Of The Seasons performed By tie
can Musisa by bsYdn Pert It.
ka% u. Fts o Cd S. hs
y and By s d.
Mrs iamiesoa Rcndo, Sg'a Pico "Pens Ia Patra" From
By x. se
Shay6en1 IL commence preeiaeIy ss e'c ock 70 The
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GRAND CoNCERT-THIs EVENING. CONES OFF

GRAND CONCERT-THIS EVENING, CONES OFF
the Gsnd Concert in behalf Of the Holland Protective
Secisty The array IF tlent OF itself should attract
full house to nothing OF the claims OF the the
public IN general and the descendants Of Hoispde The
object Of the charitable fund aid the poor
HOLLAND worthy and css, of ,'tsr' who have
neldom appealed to the public We hope that there be
general Attendance at he ehernacc tonight Madame rico
makes her first ser long natural aud sings
choice and popular reces Miss Krhham soprsno
singer makes her de Tut before American audience She
has endations from high in Europe Miss
Bente and M MsAvers avorsbv Known add the laugh
IL Bsep will his ;aid de
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Free banks
The above table contains returns from l6s banks and
two branches leaving five banks from which reports
were not received 1t appears that several Of the banks
were unable to report the precise amount emc'
and bills of solvent banks separately, and in some
inotaocss both included under the other of
these heads summary Of the items Of capital circu
aton and deposits, specie and cash items, public
private securities, presents the annexed statement
BANKS OF THE STATE OF New YoRK.
al;
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PALM0's OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY EVEN.
Feb 2RedHcton of pricesTo all of the House
IS cent.-GROUPs of MODEL AR FISTS tw.ary in uam-
ber, will have the honor OF appearing ser., OF thsr
celebrated Grand JabeauX Vivants and Poses Flasqusf
which has been considered the classical aud
that has ever appeared IN any country and ha.
hon0red by the of the Doos
open at 81 to commences at TX O'Clock Eox Office open
fYnm A. M tn M
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DARK THEATRE.-THE PUBLIC is REsrECTr UL
y Informed that this establishment will be reopened for
the Wednesday March LIST The ladies and gentle
men Of the Corps Dramstque requested attend
hearssl Monday the 2sh Instant II o'clock in the iere
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MO CURE NO rAY-pR. CoRprTT 10 DUANE ST

MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBrTT, 10 DUANE ST.
IN member ofths Royal College Of Surgeons London NAV
be consulted IN treatment OF certain delicate diseases prnc
uce yo devoted to venereal diseases enables Dr.
cure the worst form Of th: disease Recent cured
Structures in one or two ks with
" any PAIN Constitutional Deby-Those individuals who
have INDUCED IA certain loathsome habit BE-
yorsd 70 health and society Remember 10 Duane
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these aew, beautiful convenient
are att .cSg az ention en- Of the,
nesnrss Rheumatism Fhs Paralysis and all kindred ac.
uyI TIER effects are truly wonderful Manu- factu ed and
ioid Wholessie aud retail, by ID. e.. MOORHEAD l82
Broadway New York Price $40 and sl2 complete and war
tansa, with full directions for use in every respect.
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MI ECHANICS' HALL, %T2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
III Grand ND sroomc s-Crowded to OVERLOOKING with
tina beauty and faIhon New York Open every night
the wssk except MONDAY UnabsteJ Twenty first
week Of The original CEKlSTY'S MiNSTRELS, the
oldeI established Band in the United States T.. Christy
q n; Chr,.ty f. Pierce aSyaos C. Abbott T. Waugh,
with crowded and highly respectable audiences erd
sslly admitted to excsl OF similar carac
ter csed in this city Admission 25 cents; children under
10 year, half prizes Doors open at ocock-Ccncert i'll
commence ats On Saturday Feb e. Afternoon Concert
Doors opsr Mt 2, commences nc o'clock 90 Monday
iny 20 h. Sixth Come ct Rrookly.
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R%OO Of March, will be published price IS cents, the
pIs raa.o Book containing thirty puzzles each emitting
or one TO ten dollars ach amounting in the aggregate
Sl23-which sum will be doubled any Que person who
shall decpher the whole thirty puzzles making $3.50 This
umsly notice given to enable booksellers
cities 10 have their orders supplied with
York; being The determination Of the publisher to supply
the most distant orders nrs that all bookseller sha
ss,ye then the same day Published By Talbot Watts old
book picure and engraving depot o2 Nassau N.
to whom orders mut be sent as he prizes
when densndsd ~ b-The usual discount TO tho trade.
90 REWARD.-LOsT, ON TUESDAY, FEBRU.
pCsry aad be- ween 4asd 10 r. M patent gold lever
sIposed TO be o,tin Broadway between Cousndt and
Houston streets The will be paid the finder with
the thanks OF the owner JtOLLNs. 40 sullivan street
CONTINENTAL CHAPTER o. OF IT, A WILL
Id public meeting their hall Of i2th street
AID 3iavenue, on Thursday evening February 2ith
HAVANA TOBACCO LEAFAND IMPORTED Sc.
l. "A large lot Of Havana Tobscco Leaf a most
wr and suitable Tor the city trade are
rogue ted TO examine the above tobacco before they purchase
elsewhere For sale in lots to suit purchasers byJ
DON, No 100 Nassau stree. N BA beautiful lot OF Is-
yana Ssges of the finest flavor imported in the market
Tor sale nc above
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24

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