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" eess and caves, shd loss shssp and anbs Bsef
ea'ie hsfe a1ns mere ;rssg nto ihs asskst snd hold
~ ssfs fSaosea the Plesa Of ths better Qualities ussFy
u pa 5wt Good retailing Sstte tci al fou So 90
20 So per cvt bat these rates Il would appear
buyers have evnced desire TO operate beyond their
Immediate wants as quite large number remain over
unsold say about 400 40 head taken for shipment
to the Bsrmuds market. Cows and Cslves-Sales at
from SIS to s25 $50 a-in quality Tho ow.st average
quoted Last week was $50 All sold. Sheep and lambs
bego gradually to into market more freely; but
with demand hardly commensurate with the supplies
from 81 IS to SO so e So So loo left over.
CorrEE-The market continued quiet, and no sa,es
were reported
CorroNThere have been operations in this staple
to-day, excepting few small parcels b. the home trade
FRuIr-Transactons in foreign somewhat limi-
ted ard were connsd to 500 boxes Palermo lemons at
50 so and email lots OF wet dried rssns at 81 40
81 30 Of domestic Dote sales Of &c, 900 lbs (od)
dried sppts at $780, and 20 barrels dri peaches, with
FIsH-There o fair demand for the retail trade
and We note .ass OF DO barrel, Mass mackersl No. ls
HAY AND STRAw-There q large attendance OF
country wagons ut the scales to-day The supplies CO m
nom 10 to so cents Der cSt straw is selling at former
rates, viz 81 so the 100 bdls.
HEMr-No sales reported
LEAp-Market quiet
LiME-A cargo was sold at rs cts.
MoLAssEs--New Orleans continued In fair request, at
28a 27c chiefly for the retail trade lot OF Carde
reported at l9c at which we quote the market
firm.
MAHooANy--We notice sales by auction of 1919 logs
(Cuba) at ga to l2hc, months.
NAVAL sroREs-We could hear of no sales worth re-
pcftiDs Raw turpenne was held at So rs; and spirits
do at SO to 4ac.
Oms Lirseed Wo note saleu of 1900 gallons Epglish
privst terms 800 city pressed American at 65c and
wi hin few days. $500 barrels rejected whale has been
pold at $40.
PRovIsIoSs-sales of 100 bbs pork we're made at
$40, and 100 do, In retail lots at $40 IAN Prime
held 50 26 Sales Of tierces Of has were ma
ca to &c. Beet-Country quiet 1T So, and
prime at So 25 Sales Of so bbls beef hams ver)
made at Sill LardSeles Of about 1000 bbis
including 800 or 700 bbS at 40, 100 tierces at To- aos
bbls No. 3 at 7c SO do ct 6s and $50 10 at TIC, and
90 bbls prime sold at 100 IT'S kegs sold at $40.
RIce-The market was steady at So IS So 49, with
moderate Gales.
sEEp-Ssles of so bbs clover WIRE made at 7l4c.
SuGARs-The market rather frmer than last
week, but could besr Of transactions excep. rs
boxes bro wn Havana At 6x, at 4 mos
TALLow-Continued quiet at previous rates-viz 9h
10 cts.
wHALrsoNR-s Sales Of 1000 lbs. North West were
made at 27c.
WHIsKEY-The market was inactive, while prioesre-
manned nominally the
FREIaHTs-Cotton to Liverpool worth 632d Beef
to Antwerp taken at 81 l2K and at 20c per
foot There change to other British posts than
LIVERPOOL, to the Continent,
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from 18th day Of
March to the 18Th day Of March, ,s48.
Men 75 Women 70 Boys 81; Girls a. Total 303,

Apoplery 10; Asthma Anophia J; Asphy xis 81 Bleed
Ing A Burned Scalded 81 Bronchitis 6; Caah l; Can
GER Il Casualte 2; Cholera lnianum Cholera Mo bus.
Il Consumption, 80: Commissions 90; Group Congestion
piarrhea s. Propsy.e; DroEsy in the Head 10; Dropy in
the Chest D. senerY 81 Dyspep'ia Epilepsy, ]; Fry
peas Fever Fever bilious Fever puerperel 6; Ee
yer emtent Fever Scarlet, 3; Fever Typhoid 49, Fee
nation of BAN g. lnfamm.tion Of Bowels 10; Inarams,
of chest |; Inflammation Of Heart. Ii Inflammation of Kid.
ney. /; Inflammation Of Lungs 49, Inflammation Of Stom.
scb, Il; Inflammation of hroa af mmaon of Liver, 4;
lntempeTance, /; Lues Venera, 2; Malfomaou Ma
mus, 7; Measles, |; Notification /; Old Age Palsy. l;
saicde i; Tssthns g. Ucera ION of Throat q; Varolod
Age-Unde one ycSr 60: TO years 90 Alto 49, 3to 10
l6 10 60 49, 20 TO 80 49, 80 49, 80 40 TO So 49, so TO
Co. Is; 50 to TO- Q; 10 to So TO- 90 70 % to 100 q nm
known, 3. a. w. WHIT City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, March 10, I8as
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MhRT<E rs ELYEWHERE.

BALTIMORE srch H. $1,000 United States Treasury 6's
1924 1900 do IS lo2; 1000 do 6 1929; 1000 do 6's o2
do 6 02 10 shrs Bal and Ohio Railroad Co, ION tme
IS; 10 do ION msl 50; susquehat nah saritan 81 do
closed az lO3H bid, Io4A asked Trrasury6 1903 l6 bid,
l02H asked MARYLAND S closed at SO asked Baltimore 6s
1890, 95 bid (or the opening) 81 asked Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shIs at ~ bid, 3sH asked.
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81 Qrrled.

Garrled,
On Monday, March 20th, by the Rev. Mr.. Adams, Mr..
JAMES M. ARTHUR, of glasgow, Scotland, to Miss
JANET daughter Of James Cameron, OF Stirling, SCOT
land.
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E'hOM lie LYNDON PATRIOT--THE BABY
unper-Ihe attention Of the faculty very much
Wed oy an ingenious contvance invented by O. Tue,
an and trodue I'd here by MIR Rogers, Of New
tok VINO comes over TO THIS country supported by III. high
est medical authorizes q his native land added the an
pr patton oi tc many thousand families who provided
ysers OF the royai family have examined the mechanical
engagements o thus invention which all ba.ed up,u anato
ncal pncpes aud her mscry gracio usIy pleased
efm Baby Jumper to be submitted TO her appreciation
buckingham Palace shortly after the return of The court to
iowa DR. Conqueu has expe,sda most decided opinion 10
favor OF the use o these Baby Jumpers in the edton
Of his Letters TO Mother" he describes the article la
letter MIR Rogers This learned hysc,an suihorses the
general utility The spp raus ken to the palace made
vslvtt bly, with gold lace and
the no embroidered with four gold thread hs
cover of the springs wosenTichsd with pon fringe Orders
have te,u pen by several Of the nobility ard in fact IL
seems to well received III gland has been and is
throughout the whole Of the United States
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II OUCH AND READy-THIE WING ELECTORS
OF he Es Ward , aud all Others aea y to
attend public 70 be held a, the Boad House
F1 S5s.i s5S k.5 a Elk
@ w 'frS ssss Of
FRANCE IREt A. Dan. AND ,RREr rS
Nation, viii taSs place on Tuesday EWING March sa a 81 at
5 aaa h' sS'p n al
from European despotsm Men of all netons this the inns
E SASls
=. LYNCH, Secretary.
WET DE LAINEs-sOoo YARCs Of BEAUTIFUL
water just AID sTea SaSan
pound % i Ss ss
with number recent auction pur' uses, comprising iull
e% Ss5'd
4ao Grand stleet, corner of Columbia.
LAREpUBuQuE ODItoN BARRoT-A
eal sketch will Be found in the Moung Star" OF this day
Call eulv ~ lo2 Nassau corner of Ann street.
CooPEGR'a NoyEI. 2 HIS MoRN!NG.-yACK TER.
so eent,F!om the Boston Po;-"Jack Tier is really like
hes ssTt.iny Iilisn aayhiss good 'nSe the WIZ
iad wSE 5's rh CT G' w.
witch The int est fully kept Up from teg,nng to eld
ss sTsNGER B Brad
THE ARlsT1oGf 1s; G, %. OF I NEW YoREz;wno
history oi the city for many years. by old resident
E ss W viii spp.
in few dsvs, and will be for sac by all bookseers.
A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE TENANTS PRINTS
"A a, cents Yard, which have id Of du
ring the last three days. English prss 10
and 30 bales aud sh rings cases ap1cas At 26 and
"a large lot cloths and cessimsIes lots OF silk hatdkcr
hefs 600 dozen linen cambc hauds crches6 ecu cts
aud Is zach la of rich dsaines at 10 c, and lots
orher goods r. cryej this day aud yesterday fem auction
will exposed flr sale This mornirg, However lar tho dr
lance the will be amply paid for their trouble r.
VIZ w. +. GlLLEy, 49o Grand street
DOOK KEErING-TBOsE WHO ARE DEsIKOUS
ID of beromipg competent and expert Book eepcr in
y,ted N examine method adopted by ~ Reuvle Nc
6 Wall street la the reasonable time hoe h. were
in the slightest degee cOuysaut with the subject be-
come practical accountants and ere enabed 10 the
charge of books, perform all the duties OF merchant
counting TENS $40, which include reninanship ahu
a thorough tnew'edsc Of mercantile ant m,hc
LEXANOER's TRICOBArHE--A NEW AND VA
n uabie discovery being lq i'd dye wich intanre
,u,ly the colo o. the h.i to beau ui brown or
bI ck with jury 10 lair skin. The great spperiorty
conIsts in its ede Of applic ton ana nstas
mucous fecta other dyes rng from ten To twelve
hours to produce change Its superior excel ncewi be
apparent osc upon a'ng application As I'M stes
srlenrc that of fifteen thousand boxes ave BEEN
,oi OF icobaphs since its eniion For se by
a. Bsn Sands, d u Rits, 100 tu At. corner 81 VA.
liam III Jchnson 2i3 Boadwsy A. l.. Winshp, II Fast
broadway RuAhtor & Co; Thomas x Maxwell aId john
son ne TAYLOR, View Yo X, nud by the sole a. eats io
III, Un,d States, X. q. A. Wright Philadelphia
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EGoADWAY ODEON---ENTRANCE THROUGH
- risissI's CAFE dos Mile CSoares Manager! y; q.
tfrsetT-Mnscal Director, Mr.. Odixid- Some hDg New
poessor Young will produce series Of magnificent
Sculptors Dream and Venus and Ados will
IL AmeriSs Tuesday, March 2l-progI.mms-Psrt i
SC; Part 7-May and Morning STAR &c. Part s-Cleopata
and ANTHONY, &C Performance commence at o'clock
Orchestra box, 50 cents; PaTquee Is cents, Boxes 12
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RROADWAY THEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING,
!on M HsSh 81 wil Be- acted Mr. AndeI
NJ tl.mps; Gertrude. Mr.. HELD OhsIa Miss Fanny
py s, had, ,E Capt spa Dawson; KITTY Mr.,
every evening" this week Time altered Doors open at
oclock-Ptrormancs TO begin half past O'clock Ore
lcrV Il Y GEM p -
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE-SECOND PERIOD OF
1.-The Season -Un Monday evening 9Th March instant the
opera VIII nc resumed aud he presented
most atraeys farm every Monday Wednesday and Friday
App catiors will be for ths of
Boxes aod Seats either for the whole number Of nights
Inc Second rev of Bo.es 1 The second ter have been al
The desirable in the House variety Of popular
Operas incl uding the New Grand Opera If Natucco of
Verdi in rehearsal will be brought out. No expense
WAN be ,paed make second squ-lly
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM Splendid performances. every
IA afternoon at O'Clock, and every evening TX. List
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Malone Raymond End their three
beautiful daughters, who their nimablc Irish Mrsicrl
Entertainments and evening Last also
Ct BIunett Model Of Ancient Jeus,m a; it in the
nard the Scripture Stsuary, Sc SC Admission the whole
Is cents Children under 10 half prics front
Onss liiope
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E,ANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- mississippi river, painted three mes Of canvass be
ngSho largest painting in the world the Panorama build
ing, Broadway, adjoining Niblos Garden. Open every
svsnisg qndays sxeepsel Admission 50 cents, children
precxsly Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays lRa satS
deve At az ock
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paAMos OPERA HoUsE-.TUEspAY, MARCH

- amos OPERA HOUSE--TUESDAY, MARCH
2ht-Great Attire cton.lllpsated Pictures Historical,
Mythogca and Mystical, from the Itaan Flemish,
French and Ensli:h Masters. Those illustrated Pictures will
ia America, and OF the figures will be
Ho,sebcs THIS company consists Of twenty-five members
under the direction OF Signor Monte Lii from Italy A
bcufal Stud Of Horses have bean engaged for the
effect The Pictures will be represented through mist.
Dress circle and parquce 81: upper boxes 50 cents Doors
Ito
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NJ ELHANICS' HALL. 472 BR0AeWAY; BETWEE y,
Iva Grsnd and BIoome strcety.-0PEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING TIE WEEK Unparalleled success. Twenty.
fifth week of the Original CHRISTY,S MlNSIRELS,
the Oldest Established basd in the United States, under the
direction Of T. r. CHklSTY whose inmtabls and original
ga are nsnay n9nored WIZ eIowdsd ana high
by any amusement in this city Admission IS
cen,r doors at Concert commences O'Clock Fer
the accommodation Of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURDAY Doors open at 2; C omnsn q
AZ a1aln
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M IdTrMH NJ vi MriC THEATKE-BENEFIT
~ rHIiaSr nssH fis
Farps, Mr. Holland: Marion, Miss Mary Tavlor AGer
which. the farce entitled The VERMO vi wool DEALEa
aDeuieronomy put,iul. Mr. D. Marbles Col Gormiey, Mr.
Seymour; Amanda Mrs sheIwood After which the farce
ss,itIsda k0AN ORA LOvsR-Pet,r spyi, Mr.. Holland;
Gsrtrnds Is, Mary Taylor To conclude with tho farce
Conoyer; Emily. Miss Roberts. Dress Circle, fifty cents;
tain rises ~ o'clock. -
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powEay THEATRE EvENiNo
u Nsreh slst ais .nasss Z, esri En- ss csn,s paas

IN FtNtal
erIe h-Appe pssrmsaees 20 cosdmress a pFsessly
F pisht she at@ fosgi.s iams r,ftcr esIrsssy Tor
thus rheasrc entitled TIE wnfTEBOf. OF MseaI,ysFa Fate
.Lsw,enee macay. NJ, W. Marshall, Louis, e W. Clake;
Abel Rich rds. Ton Edward Spencer, IL Hall; Dominic
Mathew, Bellamy Darby Doyle. Burke; Andy Sullivan,
Mrs Wolcot; Ellen NcDopad, Mrs fhilipi; Lady Mary
O'Brisn Mrs Jordan. To conclude with tho JACOBITE-
Sir Richard Wrsugnton, Mr. Tton John Duck Mr.; burke;
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CONCERT ROOM, 1872 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR
~ above the Broadway Theatrc.-Ths evening. March
2s-FrOfesaor Theirs unsurpassed exhibition OF Tablesux
Vvsns aud Poses Plssqpe. will continue waek longer
his departure from this city, with his company
Americsn and Foreign Artists Several humorous Glees
50 ceuts-Doors open at o'clock commence g. N. B.
The strcest be paid preserve decoru and
good order. efficient oficers -
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NHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENINU,
~ March 2s will be presented the beautiful play of THE
WIFE-St Pierre Mr. A. A. Adams: Lecnardo, Mr. Held:
Aatqsio Mr. Padey: LsIsszo Mr. sslisbpT, MaIana Mics
PLEASANT NEIGHBOURS Chrstophcr Strap Mr.. Winans;
Sir George Howard Mr.. Stafford; Lady kzibeh How ard,
Mrs sherwood The evenings entertainment eonclu
with the -FOUR MOWBaAYs-Peter. MIR Winans; Old
Wilton MIR, HeIb,h Mathda Miss 3 Denim; Pesy, Miss
o. -'
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NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE "VERElN
IN der Deutschen Ae,zte in Der stadt New York Ca,
ISOLATION OF the GsImn Physic of the city Of New York
Published in acc rdance with the Bye.LawA Gesche d.
NJ. ID Oh. Henschel, do w. Demod, do r. N Wilhelm
d.. G. BInpinshau'sn, do u Pamed' do; w. schirmen
dl yr Miller, d Rcgenbugen, do; Landesmann do y
ffeifsr. do. II GraenLe. do M Mchlels, do Jh. LelL
tampf do; Hnsch, do-New York, March 18th, 1919
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GUNS AND PISTOLs-THE THIRTEEN GAUGE
~ fine double fun, ais, the dooblc with rifle
ba together with the percussion dueng pistols and
feg the rvovers which remained uniold passed
the sale Of Messrs. II leeds Co, Friday last
be seen at McRsrs CONROYS, Fishing Tackle makers
50 Fut. frset N w orb
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| CTEAM SUGAR Observation-Disclosures 4
y MOLLER now ready to receive orders at their Of.
fee No. IS Front the refinery 81 Vandam street,
or standard qualites of double refined Loaf Crushed Pow
deed and Coffee Sugars and Sugar Houss syrup, IN the
usual pack aees. and at The lowest market pnces.
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Dnnu n,rnr1Nn runsp WuO AnE pNsIKOIIS


ID If berompp competent and Book keeper, in
yited N examine the method adopted by ~ Reuvie Nc
i6 Wall street la the reasonable time thoie were
rot in the slightest degee cOuyssant with the subject be-
come thorou practical accountants and ere enabled 70 tse
charge of books perform all the duties OF erchants
crupne room TENS $40 which include renmanship, aud
a thnrnn Qh LneM' ed. OF IN ercantile anti msuc
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,JAees 4 rLArr AucrloNs ~ ;!.. "a. 4

JACOB s. PLATT. AUCTIONEER-GOLDw WATCH
Chain snd Scsl-J Plat will sell this day IL o'clock.
the auction room,23 flstt gold patent
watch, case 81 dwt gr 10 fins gold, gold dial and
balances lair extra Jewels aud very heavy curb
| chain and ore seal. TRIMS cash. ~
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CORsETs DE PARIS NEW PATTERN), LAST
~ fashion adopted Psrs amongst the fashionable
ladies' Most comfortable and graceful for the FORM well
for the liberty leave, in the movements Of The person who
makes Of them. To be had only at MDME. PROS
PERE'S M stairs. No. So Canal street.
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DAPER. PAPER-W RITING PAPER-A GENERAL
Of cheap and letters also, fine and super
fine blue white ruled plain aud packet post;
ALSO flat hardware, druggists match box paper and
and wrapping variety Tor sale by JAMES
NORVAL, No. 100 John street
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ORLIVERPOOL-NEW LiNE-RhGULhR PACK
CT Goth March-The new aud splendid fast sailing
packet ship R05CUS Asa Eldrdge, is now loading
freight passage having spendd furnished accommodations
appy board Orleans wharf foot of Wall street. or 10
X COLLINS Sc South street The packet ship siddons
will succeed the Roscins. ard sail her regular day
NOTICE.-oN AND AFTER sATuRphY FEB;
IN mnry 10TH the ste 'mhoat STATEN ISLANDER VIII
make following trips, until for her notice Leave Guar
,ynse. sssx. Y AN" Ma ~ n II" No"
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WET DE LAINEs-5oOo YARCS Of BEAUTIFUL
w plain de lanes Of all cn'ors slightly damaged by salt
water just received and offered great Bargains Also
Oo yards o superior Ensih sheetngs be sod by the
pound prints, acoaes SC &c sold like et
with number recent auction pure ses, comprising full
OF spring dry goods and offered
duction from former prices. JAMES A. DUFFY Go :,
Grand Al Get. cnrne Of Cnlnmi,ia
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NOR NEW OkLEANS-LOUisiANA AND NEW
York Line of fackesVsry reduced rates Of freight
Positively the first and only regular packet
March This aid splendid fast sailing packet ship OS
positively sail q: sboy her regular day For freight or pas,
SAGE, having spendd furnished apply on
bo,rj Orleans Wharf foot of Wall street or to r.
COLLINS, % south street Posvely NO freight WI. be
received on Toad after tomorrow evening, March 0-
agent Nav Orleans, Mr. VIM Creevy, who will prompt
y forward all goods to his address Packet ship
will I'd he nd her
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A N e. EGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
"A or to let. mansion containing twenty rooms with
nearly five Of ground in meadow garden aud orchard
with abundance Of the choicest early usIapes peaches
pears apples plpms and all The requisite, to make delight.
full country residence. situated Elzabehtown creek.
about TX hours passage from New York with four or five
daily it'll the ciy and
Rert $3.50 Amply to f. Is. Goddard, Etq. No 70 Broad
street at the office OF he American Hemp Flax Co.. N. r.,
or IT L. Watson II w arren ,treet. :
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NEsIRABLE COUNTRY KESIDENCES TO LET,
- funhed IN the best style, Staten leland, Capo di
Monte The well known spacious mansion belonging Ma
daGe GRIMES. % minutes drive from the adng surrounded
bv lofty forest with vistas commanding the
sye Of the and of he harbor of New York
The stable house and ice house perfect order
The grounds including highly cultivated gardens well
laid hnd cover 90 screi tnc sed Abundance Of spring
Also, unlonished the small cottage the hill side
containing paor dining aud four bed rooms bfsde
ktcher aed servants rooms Lsswise commanding beau
tfu view and buds snclosed pak OF 10 Of wood
,rd For apply to Mr.. George Rollins Auctioneeror
Mrs. firymes q . the
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DOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, SC, OF A
Hating E,tabstm ent No !7 chestnut street Phila:
United States Bank. (now Custom House) OF the
very best sauds for that business in the city Possession ri.
ves mmediaclv If Desired Inquire e above
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vs,HE ARIsTOCRACY OF NEW YORK-wHO
Il thew are and what Being sociai ard
ness history the city by old resident
Ths work will give OF the rise aud
tnttion OF the promiaeu families in the IL will appear
in few d.vs and will be for sale by all booksellers
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III OUSES TO LMT ON FOURTH AVENUE. BE-
25h and Goth streets; $500 Contain baths
and fthe modern improvements Also goth
I'd hou of 4h These houses admirably
adapted for private ames nsghbohood excellent and
Of access he reached minutes by the
ON the City Hall. Al,o family grocery tine esab
lished with dwelling atache) 25h and 4h
doing and prosb!e business apply
David Evans, 25th I'd house Of h ayeaue 10
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So l39 6s
The Mexican government hndiog it inconvenisst TO
pay the amount awarded either in money or in stue
Of treasury notes. according to the terms CT the
ton, new convention was conluded between the two
governments the 30th January lsI3 to relieve that
o. Mexico from this embarrassment Under it's terms,
the interest tbs whole amount awarded, was to be
paid on the 30th Of April sl3 and the prncipsl with
the aceruiDg interest made payable in five years,
In equal ipstaments Of three months
Under this agreement made TO favor Mexico, the
claimants have yet received only the Interest to the
30th April lS43 and three of the twenty instruments
But this IL not all. There were pending before the
umpire, when the commission expired claims which had
been examined and awarded by the American commits
soners amounting to 1928 627 S. Upon these he re-
fused to decide alleging that his authority had expired
TO obviate this injustice and to provide for the dec
sion OF other claims OF American citizens amounting to
50 S36s37 05 which had been submitted too late to be
considered by the board, third convention sign.
cd at Mexico the goth November lsl3, by MIR. Wsd
Nessrs Bocansgrs and Treuera the part of Mexico
On the 3Oth January ls4 this convention was ratified
by the senate Of the United States, with two amend
ments. The one changed the place Of meeting from
Mexico to Washington and the other struck out the
sixteenth article, which referred the claims OF pecu
mary nature, that the two governments might have
against each other to the commissionesw with appeal
These amendments were msnifesty reasonable and
necessary. To have compelled the caimsnts all Of
whom are citizens Of the United states, to 60 to Mexico
with their documents and testimony, would, In great
degree, have frustrated the object of the commission
Besides the new commission was in fact, but coniuu
ance OF tho old one; and its duties simply were TO com
p.te the busine0 which had been fs unfinished 10 the
city Of Washington.
1t was something in the history Of sovereign ns
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