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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-13
NEW YORK HERALD.
Herth-wnst Corner Of fulton and Nassau It's
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETUR.

DAILY HER-aLD-Eve,y day ts,'ndss se na,s,d
Hfsee Jei oopp-S7 25p dnnum-tn nc Cnteo
State European siSserikers si4 s""urs '"e'"dne
the POSTAGE a.. 70,
sas per cops-s a. pa per anrsutn the United States
Etrorean sbseTibevI by sfeamsh'p - pe' a"~ 'ne'f
ding The postage q, s.. o,n
HEhLID Ion EUROPE-Epefp Steam Packet Dcs
P,1ce 81. cents per copvs3 Per anrm including post
are or Is ercstre o1yosfGge SUBSCRIPTIONS rpd dd
,et he yeeeped 6y Messrs Galgnan is rue
P9rtenne, PARIS; II. l. oHaonds. Is CoruhiH and john
f,.fley boakssl RSEfIeffa street. I0ndou.
. PRESIDENTIAL HER.9LD-Eperp Tuesday, One
Dollar for The Campaign.
EMBELLISHMENTS (ne,o sre,v norning) at req
sen0oe 10 be Drtfte PLAN, iegsbie MANNER
IRE reasonable fer manuscript
PRINTING Of al kinds erected beauf,r,sliv to,fh
despatch 81 orders at the Pubhsafion Otcs, Of
tiiifon and Nassau streets.
.aLL LETTERS on mail for sub scr1ptions, tpifh
odrTsemenfs be paid the tpU be de-
duete from the money yeniffed.
,sS.rtani re,o; solicited rem any quarter Of the 'O0r'd-
NO MOTICE con De taken Of anonymous co~sSsun'co
tv,s rhGtspeT INTENDED be authenis
Gated ot the and address Of the eer not
rity FOR puolcaton nut guaranty If his good faith
ALL Pay MENTS to be made in advance.
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PRoFLIGAcY.--Our aniable contemporary OF
the Courier charges us with profit acy," be-
cause VIC have warned the community generally
against doubtful or suspected banks. Profit
gacy, indeed We never received $50 900 from
bank, and then cheated it out of it all, except
small portion. We never got in debt $500, 900,
and then took the beneit Of the act, and cheated
our creditors. We never obtained $4,000
worth of property, and liqudaed it with song.
Prohgacy, indeed
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New York. Thursday. january 10, ls4s.
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aMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

PARK THEArRE.-SANps. Lent Co.'S American
iYcns. their various performances.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowerv -BHurus-MYsrERiEs
OF OppFELLowsHIP-CHARLoTrE TEMPLE
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham stre.t-AMpRo,r
GwisETrE- PosrUnING-NopEL ARTisTs-THE WiPEb
SECOND F,o5R-TreHr RorE DANCING GREcIAN ExER.
cIsHs- OrERA MEIopisTs
BROADWAY ODEON. acknowledgements
TRILoeuIsM-MopEL ARTISTS
MECH tNICS' II ALL. Broadway, Broome-CHRIs
rvs HISsrRxLs ETuIoPiAN SINGING, BuHLtsQUH DANG
ING, &c.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, near Houston.-BAE-
YARDS PANORAMA THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
TABERNACLE, Broadway.-SrYERMARXncHE Musr
CAL CosPANy's SEVENTH oNcERT.
BROOKLYN.
FEM ACADEMY, Joralemon street.--LyNNEs MU.
sIcAL lLLusTRArIoN's OF SHARsPEARE.
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CLAIMS.
The motion pending yesterday, to recommit to tie
Committee Of Claims the resolution relative to the pre-
.ratiou of an apb sbeticsl list OF claims adopted
With An ame dment TO ascertain the cheapest and
quickest mode Of furnishing 1t
raIvArE BILLS
Bills OF private character, froG standing committees
were reported by Messrs. Daniels, Crowell, Thomss
Dunn, Thbodeaux, Flourncy, Grnnell, Colamer, Put
man. Duncan, King, OF Mics Giddngc, Holmes, Of c..
white schenck Stanton q. j. lngersoll Rhett, Sylvss
ter Lawrence, Donnell, Fulton, aud Thompson, Va
They all read twice aad referred to the COMMITTEES
of the Whele.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Boyp, from the Military Committee reported .
bill amend the act of last session for raising militia
ry force for n limited time.
PROMOTIONS NAVY, ETC.
Mr.. KING, from the Naval Committee reported bill
auhorisng certain promotions IN the naval service and
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FAST SAILING VEssELs.-Tbis matter Is becoming one
of unusual interest We have received the following
the subject -
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CONSULATE % STAIN, !
New YosK, April -, lS4s (
The Intendsu Of tho province Of Sc Jsgo de Cuba
under OF the 27th March last has to
this Consulate the following order sstG
or entrepot at the port OF ST. Jsgo de Cuba
FRANCISCO sTOUGHrON, Consul, SC.
(TRANsLATIoN1
From FL Reflector Of Santiago de Cuba March a. l84s
His Exoelepcy, tho Superintendent General OF FL
Of this island has directed to be published at the
capital and other places. the following notice -
Tho Superior Executive Committee OF Finance hay-
ing resolved at the session of the 10th osst month";
however to what her majesty may degn 10 order to
establish Professionally and by way Of trial the pre-
sent year, mercantile deposit under the same regua
tious as at tho capital (Havans) His Exoeency the
Superintendent General Of Finance has directed that
said deposit shall be opened the first next month
of April to which end ths necessary have
adopted and by order of His Excsency it Is published
for the informsiion of the public.
JOAQUIN CAMPUZANO
Havana, March is, ls4s
And the lntendxnt Of this DISTRICT by decree of this
day In with the superior order aforesaid OF
tho 10th inst communicating the above mentioned
cc, published Ia the Hapana Gazee on the date above
directs that the be made public by fourteen
sscutve insertions in the paper Of this city the
,or the general information Of traders nd the public and
that hundred copies thereof be circulated
the present Is issued for the aforesaid purpose at st
Jago de Cuba, March Is, ls4s.
JUAN DE MATA HERRERA,
Secretary ad Interim.
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The receipts Of Indian corn, shelled in sacks, this
season. only been about half those for the
period last year. and the falling OF in nour has been
equally large. The receipts Of wheat have been more
limited than any other species Of srain compared with
last year. OF other shings there has been msteria
reduction. Pork, in bulk, has been more active than
usual the receipts this being double those Of ss
Sugar has also materially increased Cotton has come
to market more rapidly this than last the receipts
having 30 fer been than fy per cent larger The
exports have been in corresponding proportion leaving
about the same stock hand the date last
The shipments Of -four this season have been 29s 266
bbs against 667, 400 bbs for the period last or
pork 23slss bbls. against loo7s6 bbls Bacon sO7ss
hhds against IL aos hhds Lard kegs HOO 600 against
6so4 ss Beef ai,S4l bbls. against 80 sel bbls Corn
o72 a45 sacks against s2e sacks Lead 242 DOL pigs
against 2soo4o Cotton 72ss4s bales against ala os2
bales Tobacco Os7l hhds against TAG hhds or the
-four exported from New Orleans this season s7 bbs
were shipped to foreign pcr Corn s4soas sacks Lard
sl2 4t7 kegs.
The opening Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal will
give New Orleans greater section Of territory draw
supplies Of produce from, and moro extensive market
for her staple products and imports Chicsgo will also
realize great increase in her commerce, both in her
import and export trade The annexed statement exh
bits the quantity of certain articles exported from Chi
csRo during the past year.
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this concern has been transferred to New York. and the
stock il nearly all held In this market. The Philadel.
phians purchasers at high prices, and the New
Workers. have supplied themselves with all they want
low prices SO far the last imitation Of this bubble
concerned the Philadelphia operators got the
oft In Reading Railroad stock they have been more
fortunate but the sufferers in that movement were
Eastern spsculstore Operators in this market
comparatively easy the Boston speculators purohas.
ed Reading Railroad stock at prices ranging from sixty
down to forty, 1t by follows that they will be
compelled to sell at the reduced prices current 1t is
yet to be what will be the result of these meve-
the Eastern Southern SPECTATORS
osed in annihilstng each other or which comes out
best,-ths balls or bears.
The Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company " Ill
1t Is understood declare dividend the LIST Of juno
next. With this announcement Is connected proposals
for loan of one hundred thousand dollars payable
within ten years from the date Of the bonds said bonds
to be convertible into tho stock Of the company des
rable provided for the act suthorizng the loan
The object of this loan is to enable the company to
lay portion Of its road with heavy rail- in accordance
with the act Of May IL s47 without suspending its d.
vidends The financial condition of this company has
for long iue been very depressed and whom tho pay
ment Of dividends commenced last year there was
large floating dsbt in existence. II would have been
better to have paid that debt before declaring dvi
dend but the directors thought otherwise That debt
is still ahoat and the company now comes into the mar
kst for another oan without reducing suspendr s
dividends We leave those interested to draw their OWE
differences.
The movements in produce In New Orleans this 90,
have not been active ut the corresponding pere
last, will be by the annexed comparative state
ment Of imports from tho interior and shipments to
foreign and domestic ports
COMMERCE OF New ORLrANs-ImPoRrs FROM THE In.
TERIoR SErr. ls46 AND ls47, TO ArRIL srH lSl7
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Died.
Saturday afternoon after lingering illness JOHN B.
HAsrY Police Clerk Of the Lower Police Office aged IS
years
His friends invited to attend his funeral at Trinity
Cemetery, this afternoon Carriages will be In attend
ance atl66 Fulton street, at O'Clock, P. M
On Sunday 2Sd inst after long and painful illness,
Mrs ELIZABETH MORAN, wife Of James Moran, In the
fty-eighth year of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family requested
to sttond her funeral this afternoon half past two
O'Clock from her ato reidepce 1876 Second street.
Avenue B,
On tho 22d instant GEoRoE WELLER, son Of Weller
His remains will be taken to Montgomery, Orange
county, for interment
The friends of he family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from No. ~ Vsndewater street. at
hsfpsst O'CLOCK Am.
On Sunday 23d inst, aged years and month, JAMES
v. NJ AsAKErTLr.
Funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from the house
James Van Norden, l62 Grand street.
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Nav ORLEANs April lA-Cctton-Ths accounts bv
the hbsrna brinsngs further heavy decline has com.
pletey unsettled Market and hear of the eale OF
1000 bales ct very irregular prices in fact there Il no
market Wa told Of tbs sale Of $50 bales mddlipR
6h 900 bsss god middiing at b% 800 bales middiug
at5Ao; and $40 slso middng ., 90. Sugar Fair axe
$40 Molassss-l9c 400. Flour-Market qnist
Sss 800 bbs rs folovs-664 Ohio, at 81 So 10 Ohio
$50 81. Louis ct 81 car; and 200 Illinois ut 81 go
Conssles 10000 sacks, 1900 white and 1000 mixed at
SOC; 600 mixed at 500 3lc; 1000 yellow, at sic; $50
mixed at $50; 400 white and yellow and 400 white,
$40; And 2S00 white and yellow ct 400 Whsst-7O0
sacks prime wheat sold at 90. Pork Fair demand;
Mess, ss0i Prime, 81 l2x Lard-Markst dull fair
ato so)tc Bacon Sides, tet shoulders, a<o whis-
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MONEY MARKET.

sunday, April 13-6 Ps NE
There ID nothing new in the moaey market. Stock
Spectators have been anxousy waiting for foreign
nearly the whole Of the past week. and the two arrivals
with several days later intelligence have only whetted
the appetite for Our accounts from Europe have,
as yet given nothing definite relative the progress
Of the financial rsvuson; political matters absorbed,
entirely the attention Of the governments, and the
people and long everything continued unsettled
and in state Of transition there possibility Of
return Of confidence, restoration Of public or pr
vats credits It will require long lapse Of time to
organise, upon proper basis the governments spring.
ing out Of the revolutions and the lapse Of long
period after the governments have become oonsoli-
dated will be necessary before the finances be
regulated. The ahaDgss which the revolution Of
Europe must bring about in the commercial po-
sition CT the nations Of the continent will be Of
tbs most favorable character, and must be highly
ducive to most important interests and to nation
81 prosperity. The restrictions which have heretofore
existed relative to intercourse will under
the republican governments of tho continent be re-
moved, and freq trade In its absolute sense be moro
Dsnerally adopted This will be the most impor.
snt eject Of tho overthrow Of the monarchicA powers
and the peopls will be benefited, more improved
more rapidly regenerated, by the facilities Afforded BY
commercial intercourse, than in any other way under
heaven. The monopoiss which have existed, for the
purpose OF giving the governments immense revsnues-
uch q the tobacco monopoly-wil be abolished, and
the Of the extinction Of these monopoes upon
the commercial system Of Great Britain, will be Of the
most vital Importance The result of the movements
going On In Europe will be complete revolution in the
commercial systems Of every country and increase
the commerce Of every nation beyond whore It would
have BEEN In the regular Of events the next
century. At present, all Is doubt and uncertainty.
Commerce stsgnant trade II suspended, and tho
nufacturng interest In Europe Is nearly ruined All
this will of result in extensive disasters and in
divldua insolvency will be for years but the recovery
will be upon basis guarantyng the most healthy and
permanent increase, and tho establishment of financial
and commercial system which will bud and cement
the nations Of the world In stronger tie than ever b.
fore existed.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations In this mar.
ke for each day Of the past week. and the close Of the
week previous. Prices have been unusually uniform
throughout the week. and there has been e excitement
In the market than We have previously noticed for
. long time Thers appears to I've probability of
prices giving way and the prospect is that any change
will be favorable -
QUOTATIONS THE ParScIrAL srocKs IN THE New
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CITY TRADE REPORT

NEW foRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON April ~
For good brands Of -four there rather more nqui
~, and rather moro selling The transactions were
onsny confined to lots OF Genasee and Troy, with small
lots OF westsrn at rates which did not vary materially
from yesterdays quotations. There good inquiry
Tor Ohio fancy brands full prices Southern remained
ABOUT the Same. Sales Of Genssee made 1t full
prices Corn remained about the same, with moderate
.aes There was no change In rye or oats. By
legrsIn report from Boston, 1t will b. that the
impression on the market for breadstus The telegraph
line to Buffalo was down, and hence have no market
reports from the lake towns In this market provisions
were dull and sales limited Grocsries remsjnod about
ths eamo with moderate transactions In sugsr and
roffeA -
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csgo during the past year:

besides urge amount Of merchandise produce pro.
Visions grain horses cattle SALT and supplies Of all kinds
sent to tho lumber and mining regions and different
ports on tho upper aud lower lakes.
The returns for ls4s will show, without doubt. very
great increase those for ls47 particularly in the most
important items The facilities for communicating with
the interior Of Illinois great ard the means
OF trapsrortng the most bulky articles cheap that
We expect an activity In agricultural products vastly
superior to anything before experienced In that
section Some Of tho most prolific sections of the State
have been made accessible BY the completion and open
Ing OF this canal and the produce Of those sections Iii
ewell the exports ct the principal outlet.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC JUBILEEIN no.
" the prog Of freedom Europe add Of tire day
the Of the Fpat Congress France to frame Re-
publican eoa'tisntos Grand Bali and G.;'s. c.rsmoay
the French will take place at he Park Theatre the
evening ofhs 25th Of April 1913 Fermentation ,ommittee
Hon. WilIi.m Brady Hon A; Il Miskle Herman kriege,
Eiq Thee dore sesg ssk ksq Hon. hsvemeysr, Ec-
Floor Comm itse-Co burne Col Van Burea, Ms Lyons,
Capt onsti Capt McC sh, Capt Avszz,nns Capt Lue-
Maj RAIDER Capt, ouuel, Cot COL Potter spt.
AyIes CAPTAIN Met auey Alderman Crous Alderman Koh-
ler Alderman Webb. Alderman Pprdy Alderman Fseks e.
Caylus, lssac Fowler. John Bernard II. hicke, O. "
Anderson, H. +. Wanmrker, J. ~. Turner, Henry Lisbe
nsu,s Harris Floor Mansse.Proessor Charles right.
Order presentation efh Cap Of Liberty b forwarded
o'clock precisely the Lafayette Fusileeis and Garde La
will the theatre ard aks the position
each.th Band playing Hail. Co'umbian fr.rres'dent
Van Buren,, supported BY the PreseEtaion ommiee will
then the right of the Lafayette Fuse sad re-
the French ousu tbs rsh OF the u-rde af-yes
The national color bearers will the advance TO
the front aud ceItre Of their respective NE c9nca-
of the address and the part OF New ff
the letter this symbol Of sed1p will then Dc
lead to the as.emblaGe after which the Bsnd w pay
sar spangled Bsnner Ard he response OF re ienen
Consul behalf Of the city OF Psris the MMseuomc
Hymn The representatives, o. escn ia,on win Lieery
sp hsnkd by their colos will stand the reht OF the
French The Lafiy Fusee ~ hen move 70 me
risht and form the left Of de ana DO pre-
The representatives VIII then pIoceS 90 me
lutte from the rerng Msythe Be.d playing march de-
dcated to the La FuiileeTs The Presentation Com
aimee and (;uests .i leisure reti to The room
sn Alsga al Naoua Dance and TablepuI, by
reveal aoie will take rlsce repessrtng France and Anne
riea en- brsclng Liberty arranged by Professor WrRht
rresly for Dancing will commence AZ O'Clock.
men, ssocn in charge or the celebrated caterer Bur-
off he ZEN Nroadwav.
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FROM, THE BRlTIsH PRovINcEs.-The steamer
Admiral arrived this morning, bringing st. j hn,
d. papers to ths Goth inst which are indebted
TO Gunnison's express. Accounts from Newfoundland
give most cheering accounts Of the of the seal
fishery the present sprng. Halifax papers record .
couple Of daring outrAges ut Horton two stores
having been robbed and then set on nre one OF which,
AT Bslifsx Sergeant Abraham Tsgg, of tho 2Oth reg
ment who had attempted to take the life of young
lady in At Of Jealousy, had been sentenced to twelve
months in the pententary. At Partridge Island below
81. John, b, vigorous measures Of Improvement are
ford better accommodations to the emgrants who may
land there the coming summer Boston Traveller,
-ap7ii %.
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MIseslIaneov,s.

Tho Worcester, while on her trip from this city to
Norwich on Friday evening. into by schooner
In Hur Gate and had bulwards stove In. After short
delay the w. proceeded on her journey, and Arrived
safely at Norwich.
The mail train which left Boston for stonipgton Fri
gay reached Providence, AK miles, In an hour and
three minutes; TWENTY FIVE minutes were occupied In
crossing the Terry. The train reached StonBgton 10
miles In an hour and twenty nine minutes Running
psiler, 22d inst
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Political IntalllgUuce

WHcoNsiN DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIors-The demo-
cratic sae convention, held at the capitol of Madison
on the 10Th instant nominated Nelson Dewey for Go
vernon, John Holmes for Lieutenant Governor. Thos
Ntzhugh, for Secretary Of State Josish Fsrchild for
treasure, and James Brown for Attorney General.
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VIOLATIONS FoR THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New

Aoompsrson ofprces current at the close Of the
k,t yesterday with tho ruling at the close of tho pre-
vcus week. EXHIBITS decline In Treasury notes of per
cent; Reading Railroad 4; Long Island u ; Farmers
Loan, n sss an advance in Reading Bonds Of X par
cent; Canton u.
Al su election for directors Of the Morris Canal Com
p'ny, which took place the 81 inst, Mr. Wright OF
New York, was chosen director, In place Of George
bH'wold Of New York and Epbraim Marrh, Of Morris
county, N j was elected President, in place Of Ass
Whitney, Of Pbisdslpba, The Philadelphia interest In
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M ERIC ANTILE NUT
III nv. No. g. w al afreef

M Eric NTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMA
IVA n.y. No. So w al sIeet-In conformity with the cquisi
tons OF their charter tbs Company submit the olls
statement :-Amount OF premiums marked of April Sd,
1917 Sll636 al amount Of premiums policies isaued dur
I1g the year ending nrr ., 1913 s7so saloa amount
ON az me year % above wsson marine risks 9S15 628 3
% n land transportation and navigation rs SOL 8 9toa
$667S 2s less return premiums 45275 t2earped prem
ums for the year. $6 COS &c Fad during the period
or 70 insurance. $50 $50 %; expenses $9Ts 81 interest,"
mmsoa aud bad debts S291ss 49, Losses, S2o2
IA nlsrd gaon do, 33o62 so-tsta SAG 5s7 49, profits
Dc divided Sssils ~ Amount Of esrnrgs Of lst $3265
$3.50 o g. The company further that they have
this date the following assets in United States
Treasury notes. e109 %; bills receivable &4s 3d. cash
and unsettled Claims to be closed by ccshr f43 98 81
lcrip Of other companies 9ototal 6sets a.
The Trustees hive declared dividend of thrytwo
on the net earned premiums of the past year. scrip
and after the second Monday in May The Trustees
amouat Of the certificates authorized to be ued in April
1897 to be paid to the holders thereof their legal reprssen
atyes and after the eighth day Of May 1t also
resolved tht the accumulated profits excesd the
sum OF million Of doa the shall be sppropia
ted to the redemption Of scrip sgreenby tie provisions
81 The eharsr By order Of the Board CHARLES NEW
ONE secSsnry T,u,te.ssThcmas Hunt, James Free
Ste G. Marsh George Hastnss w. A. Rogers Henry
u Morng. samuel J. B.als. William Watt Amet Reed
Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer Charles G. Carleton Lucius
Hopkins Daniel a. Haviland, Levi Cook David L. Sayre,
Henry Stone James .. Hallock, q T. Mstby George d.
pne,p. james ~ sourer Frederick Victor. f. W T Mali,
Rohsrd BiSelow Alex, Rsksr. lOsEPH WALKER,
NEWCONB Serv-tarp
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= Uhnouhued SUCCESS OF WhrehteiS Schon
Sasz; the Jenny Lind Hair Goys-Ths ,p' cndd Hair
fcsh the German Chemist though having been but
short time introduced into this country has eady had
FAN Unlike oil. and Other preparation. il never followed
nar which for many d,ys reproduced with
b,ancy BY brushing aud by washing These remark
som, Of T. constituents in cutaneoss disease: Of the scalp
Ihs led TO further experiments aud resulted this beautiful
which has since produced such immense
ton III Europe The copyright secured Immediately
90 ,as a, The bookstore. Of Ro. lockwood Son. 4! Broad
been countsreited in label wrapper. &c bv bearing
the name Of the legal propre The public however
ed on the wrapger., &c Wml oHNs0N Seventh
ing en.r.d into coparinership with EDWARD GOODE-
NOUGH, for the BUSINESS and after the Oath instant
Y Will DO conducted U. der tbs name OF JOHNSON x
GOODENOUGH
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Interesting 60 Blsrcha nts.

6afc 10. Freights-A ship taken for Liverpool ct
9-i6d and vessel for Irs,snd, and port in England
a forC