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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

Correspon1ence q The Tribune
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PHILADELPHIA, wednesday July q
. Cotton IS without material movement Flogr
quiet bui stesiy Wheat is scarce md he demas4
better sales 900 bushei. Southern ~ 10 for red 90
ms f1r white sales 90 bushels Corn ~ Sd 20 So a.
Penn and Southern yellow. bacon sctre 20 ful proes
ard ~ cts in bbis Other articles without chsnss -
Whisky brisk ~ - cts
sALrs or srocgs -Tua B1vt-o Bank
S. 20O L ( 6s. so l0ot % ticSshufs l3t = En- =
o. H. iC5 Z Lehigh 81 -
>.erd Boq-f- q Oo0 s Navy ~. as. 90 s@00o Psra
s.. cp. 77l 5000 Treasury Notes l0s. d Penn Bk
Sd sio0U : =. o. lo4. go Lehigh Coz. scrip -.
: 90 Sch Nav- Is. o- o.. soOoy hssl bonc' $.
So Chss and De-. Loan. 20
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=, form a new Ministry. The following Ministry has
been appointed
a., csvncxic Pre.5eut' sFxasD. o.. Home Depar'ni
ReTg,fo,T J Justice BAsTIDE 90. Foreign Affairs
LANOKiCiERE War htcvkT go. uo..l NoiA'
L. BLANc ........ Marine iothLs .-..-S oili-oiD0
G0tDcHAUN FINANCE
Gen. Cavaiguac mas appointed ChangarnieT Command
erjn.ebief Of the National Guard Of Paris, and Gen.
Bedeau Governor Of Paris. The National Assembly
has this day uhe 29ti) elect President in the place
Of a. senard and ~ Dufaure has been started as the
candidate Of the moderate party The Commission OF
Inquiry into the conspiracy Of and is connection win
thar Of the 18th Of May sts in permenence adonInn
only for short intervals During the day Atnas address
ed a Circular 10 the Law Officers Of the Republic
throughout France requiring them 10 send with the
utmost expedition the eegaohic dispatches that they
received the documents which they havei their hands
and in word an the political information which has
any relation % these events and also the result OF
such inouires as they may be enabled 20 make.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

- PErEE sam SvIlH has retired from ms
editorial connection wiki the Pliisie.Ftia 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY AFrEaSooS, March rs, Is4s.
Transac ions in Flour to-day were extremely limited,
showed Ugh, decline by telegraph from Boston, we
learn that Flour in fair demand at very foil prices
10 Buffalo, the ealcs we're somewhat restricted,
count OF tho high views Of hoders for particulars
both OF which refer 10 the proper head For Wheat
the inquiry small il being held shade above tho
views Of buyers. We could bear of 10 transactions
worth reporting. In Corn, moderate business do
ing mostly for export, on terms stated below. Corn
Meal steady and saeable OF previous rates Oats
quiet at yeseriays prices In Groceries, transac-
tons We're mostly confined to Sugars. Moasses was
quiet but very firm. Provisions moderately active
firm prices For the general transactions Of the day,
we refar below.
Doors sHoEs-Best city made spring style m-ets
with ready sale at full prices; also seasonable we'll
mado eastern work. The poorer qualities are not
brek although there 10 overstock Of any d,eorip
ton buyers for the southern and other markets be-
better quslties than formerly The eastern manufac-
turers will Therefore be Obliged to improve their work
indeed many Of them have and experiencing the
benefits Of their Judgment in this resna"t by the good
reputation OF their work and the increase Of their
sinners
HIDES No transactions of Importance to notice. ex-
cept sale of 2,09l Rio Grands at &c. months,
chanasle, which is a deoue Of half cent. The
ket Is very foil with heavy arrivals almost daily.
LEArHEn-The sales are light, there being but yer
light stock hand. Prices, however, have not Inn.
out without much regard to price before the stock
in IL Is said by good Judges that the tannage
the old stock much better than tho and although
It Is selling at less price yet 1t Is ntrnsicaly worth
more than much of the new, which il very lightly
tanned It Is also said that the present prices Of
lock below COST and that unless stock
In better tanned than it has thus far there must be
heavy losses made upon It, unless prices improve mate
rally from present rates the best to plish
that eud for the tanners to retain their
until they well filled with bark This will prevent
overs0ok Of leather in tho summer, aud aid Ia keep
ing the prices and the leather is owned mostly
by heavy capitalists 1t can easily be done.
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MONEY MARK Er.

WuIch ~o-o
During tho past w,ek, the stock msrks, has been in
very unsettled states but under existiug circumstances
prices have been very we'll maintained The ertsn
~ thai hangs over European affairs and tho effect of
>saex news from the other side whatever It may be-
't"srsl stock operators from involving themselves
~ Henssctions to any extent. They believe II
" guy ~ >oiicy &c wait the arrival of the steamer
:" '-o "a bo governed entirely by the com
no" "o'oS a", 'sIce. Heretofore there h. 8 been
plsxion Of the io,eh, .n,non cou,d =. ,o,n,.s
dat, upon which a.. >ua,, from Euroo., h, nos,
tvs TO the nature Of the AGO. IN b an. .h.,.., :,
no one pretsnds to predict what ,,,rn.s,.t..r.s.
the intelligence, or what will be tn q. ~ "a.
our commercial ansirs. In coDsequsL =, 49,. ~.
il no disposition among speculators to SEA- ,.r,o Of
feeling TO purchase predominating in conse- S.l,t
the reduced prices for nearly every security in l. IN.
There has been impression In the street during
past day or two that the next accounts would be unfA
vorabs and 90 quctso fox stockss oorcerns'
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We have no doubt the eject Of the most unavoabs news
been anticipated Should the arrival Of The steamer be
delayed by head winds until the latter part Of this week.
prices for stocks will without doubt fall of several per
cent a. 1t is Invariably the among stock specuA
tors, that the longer they have to wait for the
r.ors unfsvorabs they imagine it will b. The lower
prices stocks get before the arrival Of the steamer
thsless the fall AFTER should she bring bad In
connection with the misgivngs relative to European
Affairs, the tightnsss Of our money market has de-
pressing influence upon prices. The banks maintain
the most rigid restrictions their line Of discounts
and appear determined to strengthen themselves at ell
hazards Fortunately the commercial classes
paratvely Independent Of thsse concerns and any
traction In their loans IL felt by stock speculate
than by any other class The banks determined if
po,sibs to keep down prices for Treasury notes tut
thus far thsy have not reached par and in the event Of
adsces from the other 10 b.ing favorable they might
well abandon the attempt for the demand for them
fer permanent investment will absorb every shoat
and carry prices up several per cent above those now
current 1t Is possible that they mey be main
tanned above par, matter what the is from tho
other side.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
stocks in this market for each day Of the past week. and
at the close of the week previous -
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PaINCPAL SrocKs IN THE NEW
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Died.


On Saturday, the 25th inst SARAH ANNA only daugh
ter Of David and Geraldine Palmer In the 9th year
age
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, the 28th
inst. at O'Clock p M, from No. 70 Seventh strest,
without further invitation
On Saturday, March IS. suddenly ELIZABETH, wife of
William Gundrey, In the Goth year of her age
Her sons, and sons-in-law, and the relatives and
friends Of tbs family respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral Monday, Attn inst at O'Clock,
from her late residence Sd Avenue Of lllth
Harlem
Ga saturday the s5th inst JOHN JOHNSON, aged 46
years formerly Of Omagh county Tyrone Ireland, and
iate sexton of John street NJ H. Church In this city.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funsrai Monday afternoon ct O'clock from his late
resideDce, . D william street.
On Saturday morning, March 25.b, Of dropsy on the
brain, MATTHIAS, only Of Matthias M. and Ann s.
DsusSr aged eight months aud fifteen days.
The frinds ana restivee OF the family respectful
invited to attend the fuperal this Monday alter
O'Clock from hi, fathers residence 2l9 Eliza
beth street
On Sunday, March 10th, 1915 MARGARET, wife of Z.
V. W Snedexer 10 the 3lst yesr of her sgs.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral without further Invitation on Tuesday at
ternaon a. o'clock from her late residence, Of
Main and Water streets, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
n0MERTIC MARKETS

New ORLEANS, March l7-Cotton-The demand hiss
continued active and the sales reach 1900 bales
terdsys rates, say 6s 74c for low middiDg to good
middling. Sugsr-The ms,ke continues inanimate and
& ssss are 20 Svo nno oSo
hands, including 450 bbp Ohio at SIS l5; 600 Illinois
S. 60 $50 St Louis a. IS 45 100 do at SIS 3d. and $50
nne at 81 u.s. Corn-The sales reach 5000 sacks among
which 2aO0 sacks white and yellow of atboat at
400 at $50 $50 white and yellow in inferior sacks al
800, and $500 sacks white at $40 Whiskey-300 bbls
sold at lsc Porksaes of 100 bbs mess at SO 95
40 bbls ct So co. and smaller lots at So 1877 bbs prime a
81, and DAB bbls prime at So so. Bacon-Sses OF
40 casks sides at "a at 10 casks clear sides ct
40 and II shoulders at $40, and 90 casks hams OF
Lsrd-0ood demand for prime, of which there 10 very
little in market Sales OF IS bbs at 6c 90 at 6c III
bbls and 600 kegs at exc.
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dillon of England q BY no means sstsfsctory, and
there is likely to be At any moment o movement made
that will give the government to understand pretty
plainly that further forbearsnce is utterly out Of the
auesiontlst the taxes must be reduced in some way.
The revolution In France must have Its eject now a.
It did Ia 1890 The pr ncplss involved In that move
ent contagious and it may reach across the chan
mel, uushorn of much of it's strength or object Tho
public debt Of Great Britain will be repudated.
This predict wish records for its fuhlment IL
sure ss there il sun in the heavens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

NIUrINEEhs CONVICTED = In the Disirct Court Of The
Untd States Yesterday. spraeus presiding the jury
returped verdict OF guilty ugsinst Simeon Webber
Be- Jsmin Aldrich, William Allis aud John Mason,
sesmen OF the bark Huslco. one Of the indcte ne
found sssinst them viz for stirring up melting
crew 70 nesisct ana refuse TO obey the reasonable
ders Of the captain. Rsntoui, Jr for the United
states j. s. y Eldredge for the defendants Boston
.ddperiiSfr.
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moorhend,s Gradu.t.d rInancLic MACHINE.

combine important Improvements ovef ell other
OF tn. XIII d. mrcity bssu end effective eYcclsnee
they rs unapprcached Thsyo be safely sny
OF the country at very rng expense neatly aud com
paety are they but Their virtues well known
need COMMENT child them, perfect they
IN simplicity From the ua advantages for
ing possessed BY the maker he BNoled the price
nl2 EACH complete and WARRANTED ID. G. MOORBEAD, 1882
BrOad
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MARIxE US ELSEWElEElE.

Bos ON March 25-Brokers' Board-25 shares Reading
Railroad, 18K; so do, lsX eco do B. int 1881; rs do
lSz; IS do TO- l84; 50 do lSX Fchburg Railroad.
Pm East Boston Co Dy!aend,, No q l-s, bes $1,000
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad IS; Reading Rail
osd, 1885 o. do az; Boston and Prov dsnce Railroad
Boston CO. Dividend, No g. l-l6. As $1,000 Reading
Railroad Bonds, 1850, SIX; loco do do, b TO- 37X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

saprs The best remedy for female complaints
sno dspung thousands aud tho sand OF weak and deb IL
lated females that rostaed by those diseases which
m;s re sujsct we've soon in the sroym,nt qf robust
heath New York, May 20, 8i7-Dr. Townsend-DearS ir
My wife has for the lat been sick and greatly
reduced state OF health being reduced b, variety Of
paln such a, females liable she got bad length
tha. she vas ea,rsy uusoe to walk aud helpless
chid she commenced using Sssaparlia she i'm
medatsly began TO regain her and her compliant
her, and after taking several bottles she restored 8erg
singular case hav~ thought might do good publish it,
She used lumber that doc good Yours
rec " - 800
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Christie. Galvan,c and Magnetic Cura,,ves

g. much 10 vogue for their wonderful all
the 9ervous muscular system only be had
this city at s2 Broadway Strangers should avoid mpo-
sed upon by limitations worthless trash of these ceebated
articles here but place Obtain them but
egent for their sale in the Of New York Dr. Chris.
ties work Galvsnism be had gratis applications
Ill be by mail Business atoms should be
addressed 10 ID. l.. MOORHEaD 1872 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

comparison Of prices current at the close OF the
market yesterday with those ruling at tho close Of the
previous week exhibits advance in Treasury notes Of
q per cent Harlem, * and decline In Penn SIS Of
per cent Reading Bonds AZ Reading railroad ,
Norwich and Worcester, Erie Railroad scrip, S%
Long Island, farmers Loan, Canton Co. y Nor
rs Canal, q North American Trust ~.
The revolution in France has created in this country
great deal of speculation to the probable effect Of
the movement upon financial and commercial a.
fairs There appears to be great difference Of opinion
relative to the effect the other sds and references
made to the condition Of financial affairs in Great
Britain, Immediately after the revolution of July, 1880
For the purpose Of showing the effect upon the bank
We give annexed the returns at several periods -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

THE TELRGRApH.-We understand that COM
muncstiors from various points the line of telegraph
betwsen this city end Mobile received yesterday,
and that in few days the telegraph viii be in complete
and permane MT operaten.-N o Delta, March IL.
The last wire which places Savannah in connexion
with the North, was stretched ON the 20th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

TExn AT meeting held In the Senate chamber Of
Texas on tina 23d ut., General Taylor was nominated
for the Presidency, and recommended TO the people
that State Is the ne.pafty candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

The world refrc lhing witness the siKnni sue
ces Of this mlgncan The history of the gold vn
cords nothing which equals the achievements Of the Rich
have Just brought cut an sngo,,rg size, before
Remember, the Kiehil,eu'." exclusively by e.
Watson Co, IS William st, aad J. Savage 90 Fulton st.
Poi Ma rea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

FIRE pEPARTMENT,--AT A MEETING OF
msnt. held at FiIemens Hall, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING the l4th instaa' the following revolutions ware
the various Fire Companies in the Department. be Ieqqssed
TO call their Companies together between the twentieth and
the tweny-eiRhth March 1919 ncusve and that such
meeting the members shall Designate by ballot the
vacancy occa,ioned BY the resignation Of Engineer r.
White Resolved That committee of three be appointed
from this body to act Inspectors Resolved That the In
iha reject the return Of each and Company not
rules and regulations adopted by this body Resolved That
It shall be The duty Of The of each company
nit to one or either OF the Inspectors appointed certificate
sgaed by himself and the Secretary Of the Company showing
the number of and the of the for whom
such votes were given at the held for such
Resolved That the Inspectors shall the
hcaes Of any Company whose meeting shall have
after o'clock midnight Of the 28h March Resolved That
the Inspectors shall Fremen Hail. the 29th March,
from al o'clock 70 ysssiys the Ietuns of the differ,
Buckingham, Secretary. Iaspecton-A. b. Pudy. Ergns
Co II; George W. Lell Hoe Co. 2s james Hudson, Hofe
Co
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whoever wants u hvo dollar Hat Tor 81,
ever wants Opera Hat ofthe latest Paris style whoever
wants Umbfsla both cheap I'd elegant the
ia value Of his money - buying Hat Cap Or Umgea,
Travelling Cap. Sportsman's Hat Youth Hat Lady's
Riding Hat should call at "6ENIN'S" 2lt Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

CHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARCH 81,
~ VII be acted he drawa Of WoMAN-Robe,t shelly,
Jo1eE Fanny nosse Miss drsth. After which, h-
If BOX, cox AND KNOX-Tmotny Box, M Winans;
John Cox, Herbert; Dandclion Knox The Great Un
Mr StowS Mrs. I,h.rwpsd re esnsIude with II, FiAE
Wnan'; OlEda, Mrs J Booth; Ondine, g jones; Dame
Magueritta Way; Lotto. MISS Delorinnc. Doors open
Fit
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Warranted DInmu nd poIn, ed q id Pens ~.

GSEAT9N Co. II Cedar street Up stair, still at
parties by the inference would be drawn that they ID
removed They have recently made
their REM and Cases. and selling the splendid
scf that can be found 10 the market reduced pcs.
wards They sell superior Pens lower prices than others
ar asking for their rejected Gold Pens and Caes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
SIX f,ae. h.ndso,ne. rood fitting shirts for

So mt scotts' Cheap furnishing Store, o. Nassau street
Ia Iced his doll. and half Shirts
for which So and 80 % charged in Broadway H sas
so avery superior assortment Of Cravss Cloves Collars
Pocket SUBSCRIBERS and Usder Garments all
ct which are offered IT sms advance fom first
B-As this is the only cheap of the kind in New
YORK. VIII do well to remember 81 Nassau
opposite the Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

fr.A.lI5AIS orEst ro o /: s M9NDAy syFs
Dea auy hemss Tsis, fla Es &. B.p
Don kas q ~ most 20 ss Boz
Buy Gomez de Silva. sgnor s.itmo o.; Don Riccsrdo
s ,I i'si s~ ss 'El
had At The Srnsp uc sor. 1t he Box
f%ifa SG3, sis sa,f9 s
Eta s,s ae.a bsos ss1a
Ba Leader Of the orchestra and chorus Master Gssars
sa sS S
ss S Broad ,s ts sna < nS
mstai taee ard Eighth street la the Noiee
sss ssd sh 9a .ss viii
opened at the end ofthe peTiormsncc. -.
B9n@ sl5s ThEtATkE-.BoxEs IS CENTS; PIT. Iah
tT oG,S S gss' NT.n, s,'|s ;.y.d ,he
hs new .e;s. been original isHs pad S
by r lh department by Mr.
mu &c e9ass'iEg of choIuses Natora ss Sc aTrsrsed
ssf: 5S ' f's s ss of
81 ,i,' p ss1t'F fStls4 The lS
Moap:9si. Ton naAe Se%sai. GaSdss. P sy&s
ssdo' n Lsss a
hspubl can CITIZENS NJ rseow poh Iefugee attached to
ofhs t,Ik iaus soS pTsps si ys sa
s3Ss M seAaeg a' m %
PC sesns an nj, ia he Loay,sLSna
cenrated force of the reputlicanshe distant assault and
aarm--The Death CHI untAppronch Of Toops-A viocn.
assault en- the sodery Tabeau SceneThe reghborhood
of knest HGnors-Ihe Capture OF supposed spy-Note
conduct the Republican Cause.-The fight OF Boule
vards-DespeIae charge of Municipal Guards aud
tuse-Vict Glorious Tableau of Repuplicanum-Vive Ia he.
form Down with Cypress Act III The Insurfsctio~
i, teight-Ths Harr,sades-Ths Chamber of DeputssThe
Addiction OF Louis Philrp.Thr evacuation OF the Tnilc
ne seizure Of III, Throue Grand riunpha
The hnhl ,uugge-Desperntc stormng-- Raging flames.
Crashing ruins-ho,rs OF are IT
Of solders-tieneai attack Free oms biGw is struck
Tyranny ovsrthrown and republic triumphs Previous to
which, the new drama Of THE wHITEB0Y5. of Ireland
lawrence Maearty the White oy, Mr.. w. Masha Darby
Jswr~nces ha 4 sister. Mrs. Madison
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QRUNSWICK'S Observation-Disclosures AS LIFE
~ representing the VENUS DE Mh,DICIS and APOLLO
DE MEDICIS, for short time only. Open from A. M
10 f.M At 3as broadway, Stoppars baths Admit
f,ne, ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

BROADWAY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING
l. March y, viii be performed the trgedy q GLENCOE;
Anderson; Henry Macdonald Mr.. Fl-mnG Angus, Mr.. d.
Ahders9n Cep Campbell Mr. Ere iericks LAZY Macdonald
s s9 with the farce Of THE, DOUBLE .BEpDED
kOOM-Mr. Dulcimsr Pipes; Mr.. Hadaway; tpicot, Mr. D.
Anderson; Mrs Deputy Tomas, Mrs. Winstaney-
O'Clock Dress Circle and Farquet 50 ctS-Fsmy circles
IS cts-- Gallery, l;L cts
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INTERCHANGEABLE 72 BROADWAY. BETWEEN
" Grand ard Bncome sIrsets.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING TIE WEEK, Unparalleled success Twenty
:lx'h week Of he original CHRIsTY,s MlNs1RELS.
direction OF T. r. CHhlSTY whose riitsblc and oginsl
entertainments nightly bonorsd crowded and Sigh.
" respectable audiences and favored with
Unprecedented by in this city Admission 70
csns doors open at Concert commences o'clock For
the accommodation Of families AFTERNOON CON
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open It 4; commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

JACOB g. PLATT. AUCTIONEER HARDWARE
pattern
Pa, ococ at he sucan roo % rlst street in o.
70 suit eounriy and city stalsr. wei sge dealers
eau :s .'ss s.
M
Sss$;. mill. pal, soseS
.hoye spring dsids urnH!s knobs, ehi.s handles brace
AID bits 30 sets 1ne tea trays aud waters &C.
HORATIo HILL AUCTIONEER-To BOoKsEL;
s ans aua and ne
heir AZ Aus1ion Rooms Broadway ' set strsssype
Rss Hsy 's5s gopher
s Of mb and o.r BOON
binding materials Sale withou, reserve, for approved
dorsed notes at four and six month";,
f4sd. sslent6oLEY kEEsE HIt s 1 B3o.s
% Fs.s Their to s..F .s Of
AM. at which hour the sale Eli be continued from day to
S' sr?FSs STis ON. 'ssIs'
ns and . sna e
from all the leading houses in the trade.
Y oREs, MODES. NoUvEAuTEs-F GoDEFRoY
eh Of
Bonnes received by the HAVE packets ss Broad
WILLIAM SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF COT
eI sSd sSSsr Ens, for .
Fsta,ois; G%ps Gohsir Six Bullion Fnas., made
the shortest Store of MAIDEN lane and
x9a.1 1sas: No g Naasa i e'' '0' over
M ANCHEsTtR GlNaHAMs AND PRINTs-THE
M s hs ssssS large AID deS d:
Of :; % eSS sa 0, snd.
sfies as spslss SHs o sRfSc s Millinery
RIO FRENCH IMPORTERS AND OTHERS "A
c cTn Is,dsass %Is y:ss Naats. sss%;Is. I'D
SVEN Pea:s sddrs.. t !, hi. oios g. Waaisd
Gle, Address above '''' WIZ . ''' 49,
RROOKLYN WATER FOR SHIFTING. FROM THE
II same spring that ha; been used for yssr can b obtain
Thompson wharI near the Fulton Ferry BroekyH Five
~ t.m.p speaking the English Language au.n,ly well
as regard. capacity aud psc,bity wishes to find gentle
and old s.sIi.hsd fir. ea,. with q.
ns.t Of which busas. he aequoqed Adore"
GUTTA PERCHA-THE PUBLIC CAN BE. SUP
~ piled With pure Gutts psIch, for experiments, n
p% oI e ss Order. the
country and neighboIrg css will meet with prompt a,,sr
siTRoAS. T is w SGiIs street r,sh' Company AAM
TO SHIP 0wNERs AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
.rors Warden. Office No oI Wall .t,sesaThs rcn
En- each on board Of any vessel h1 S ., ee
store So For each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to
proceed to sea, "a So Office from o'clock A too
o,c,och, r N: New York, March %, 1913 ROBERT L.
NORRIS, Clerk.
EoR CALIFORNIA DIREcT-THE FINE NEW
brig BELFAST, Capiain Jordan, will be DISPATCHED q,
above the first Of April Parcels and letters will
be ak'p chg. Of and carefully folwsidea For freight
GbE WITT s srs, a:,' sv' or TO
EoKLlvEKrQOL--NEW L,NE--The new aud ,psa:
did fast sailing ship ROsC1Us, Asa Eldrdge, mas!e
snow loading and will sail Thutd,v, March 3ch. For
freight or passage having splendid furnished
Apply on hoard Ct Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street. Or TO
Captain Cobb will succeed the Roscius and sail 2eh April
her regular cav.
NOTICE.-oN AND AFTER SATURDAY, FEB
~ nafy iSfh, The ssssmboef ST AJEN ISLANDER viii
c.a,s .ss.~ -. ,rr. saul .arsr Eotee Leave QyG
York a . 4. n II A. a.. I'M u r n. Sf. ~ -