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100000 Garments.

by far tine largest and most complete stock Of
Ready Made Clothing ever manufactured by
any one house. From the many advantages l
possess, | am confident in asserting that my
goods are manufactured at much lower prices
than aEy other house, and I am determined to
sell them at such low prices as to defy any and
all competition.
My Spring stock has all been bought for
cash and manufactured by myself in the city of
New York, and having paid great attention to
1.-THE cut and fit, will make my stock one of the
most desirable ever offered in any city Of the
Union. l am confident that l can give you as
good a fit as any tailor, and cut in the latest
and most fashionable style.
MERCHANTS throughout the West wan
ting Clothing, at any time by ordering and en-
closing the amount, will have it attended to
strictly with every care and correctness, and
forwarded by the first opportunity.
The great variety my stock will consist ofthis
Spring, will be far superior to any other previ-
OILS season and as regards price and quality
will be at least Is or 20 per cent, cheaper than
ever before offered. The great amount of bust
ness | have been doing, (alid hope by strict at
I~tention to continue to do,) will enable me to Of
fer to my old customers and strangers visiting
ST. Louis, much greater inducemsnS than any
other house this side the Atlantic.
My desire is to increase my sales, and by do
ing so can afford tc sell you at a very small ad-
vance upon the manufacturing price. Transient
customers visiting the city and calling on me,
will be convinced that my assortment is much
larger and far cheaper than anything ever offer
ed to generous public.
Beware of those who tell you this is
NADTJN,S
hut bear in mind that / have but one store, Ills
No. ia Main street, a large No. ia on the
top of the house, and in front a p~ortico with the
name MARTIN in large gilt letters:
pledge myself 10 sell lower than any other
house. JEO. T. MARTIN.
st. Louis, Feb. II, l84S.
+ BIS. old Rectifed Whiskey! ;Vsf re-
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I'VE are authorized to announce JoHN
.GR1MMEr, as a candidate for the office OF
Constable Of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election.
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AIIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING i'll the Post Office at Louis.
lana, Mo-, which if not taken out in three
months. will be sent TO the General Post Office
as dead letters,
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Wanted,

GUGARS--A large lot OH hand, and for sale
y low by H. E. B. s. co.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

COFFEE--S5 sacks of prime Rio, in store
" and Tor sale by HEB&C co.
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SekHed.--The VeU Orleans Delta says
about which so much testimony has been
taken before the Court of Inquiry in Mexi.
co, were made by the Editor of that paper,
in order to improve the phraseology; and
that Gen. Pillow did not know, and could
not possibly know, that they were to be
made, or in whose hand writing they were.
This is another ridiculous feature in, that
general war, and gives new point to the
farce enacted before the world.-(St. Lou
is Union.
Louis PhiHippe.-Although this old gen.
tleman is rather in disgrace at present,
Yankee hospitality should accord him, if he
seeks it, an asylum in his declining years
A good many of the tOddices Who used to
think, or affect to thing him, a model SOW
ereign mightmanifest symptoms of the s'culd
shoulder;;" but the really republican would
extend to the old schol- master a welcome.
His errors have been egregious, but there
may be yettime for repentance, if not fol
reformation. The Louisville Democrat
thinks, that;' sMr. Louis Philippe Bourbon,
late Of Paris, France, will take up his resi-
deacs in this county, for the sake Of resi-
ding with q nation Of soUersigns, instead
Of remaining in a country where there is
but one, and that one a women" Perhaps
20. British cordially for a French sover-
sign, though an Ee, can be but little more
than old British hypocrisy and humbug.-
Come over, Louis; we'll see Whist we can
De- for you.-ISt. Lnn;a Union.
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Noah Adkin, Jacob Lanius,
Hiram Bryant, John F. Morgan,
John w. Breckenridge, Robt. NJ. Mitchell,
John Bostwick, Mary Mcbride,
David Dohihoo, John McAlister,
VIM. Fl. Davis, Chesley NJ. NOEL,
Henry Eoff, Joseph Nelson,
George Kisinger, Woodson Newins,
'~Theophilus Lomax, a.. A. Rosenberger,
|ChrestOn Long, T. R. Robinson,
Joseph Il. Yater.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON, P. M.
April lst, lS4S. Swl
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XXIHISKY.---5O bbls. old r%ectified, in store
w and for sale by & co.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

II RANDY.--A most excellent article on
I'D hand and for sale by co.
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April 9th, 1915.
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oils g. LEAD.----A large quantity in store
" and for sale by BIS co.
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New RATE,

This scale could be applied also, to public buildings
factories sc but as the President being Of
miscellaneous character the board should the
right to out of the water payment as the tools
and instruments wherewith q man labors cannot be
taken for the violation of any contract For the
pese OF increasing the manufacturing interests Of the
city he proposes the best to insure its
"For the which have enumerated constrained
to believe the papab public policy that
motives exist in favor Of allowing buildings to
the culture and of silk take the Croton
ee OF charge aud for reducing
consumption in ooten and wooden the lowest
average rate exhibited in tho table applicable houses
the abong CLASSES and that reduction will probably settle
price cotton wooden mill average three dol
lars horse power addition to the regular alter
native to allow wooden factories take
charge for ten Perhaps be hoped rather than
at such ditncton in favor of branch OF industry We
have right to apprehend the growth of such dhousy
because have that unreasonable jealousy
the pursuits
county has prevailed and injurious
the public interests But however the proposal be viewed
persuaded Of its IropIey and utility in reference to the
confidence whatever the opinion the population New
York inferior for manufacturing purposes unsuscp
BILE Of training the art than that of other part Of the
country"
This ID q point which has heretofore been entirely
overlooked, and one which, if carried out would have
a greater tendency to promote industry than any
other. With an increase in the same proportion Of
the present year the last the loss would not be
felt by the city, but would in short time increase
its population that another and more extensive
eervor would be necessary to furnish the supply The
report is most ably and fully made out, leaving
necessary improvements which would be requisite,
under any emergency for the perpetuiy Of the meal
eulabe benefit the Croten has proved and will prove,
to the city.
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1t will be seen by the above, that the importations
for the past week less than for the
week either previous two circumstance
wLch has not occurred in any previous this year
The falling of in imports is very important feature
particularly there is every indication of impor
tant decrease in EXPORTS but the reduction in the
amount on deposit in the government treasury in
consequence of the reduced duties is equally mpor-
tant account of the relief It affords the money
market. The amount on deposit in all the government
repositories the credit Of the Treasury of the United
States, the 9th Of November, subject to draft,
was $4,42o,50s 20, of which $1,e76,ee2 90 in the
hands OF the Assistant Treasurer, were in this
city. The amount Of drafts upon the treasurer in
this city for the week ending the LIST inst amounted
to $S24672 O5 and the amount Of duties received for
the same week was $196 634; showing reduction Of
deposits in the week of $628,03S 05.
The movements in foreign dry goods at this port,
during the past week, were annexed
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN Day GooDs THE PoRr
NEw
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week, exhibits improvement In Treasury
Notes of z per cent, Norwich and Worcester 4, Ohio
6's q, Pennsylvania 6s u, Erie Railroad Ia Harlem
y Long Island IN, Farmers Loan 4, Canton Compa-
ny 1; Morris Canal d, and decline in Reading Bonds
of q per cent and Reading Railroad q.
The time is rapidly approaching when develope:
ments must be made in the management Of severs
of our largest ana most important incorporated
panies that will astound and alarm those who have
become involved in them that will open
the eyes of those who have placed such implicit conf
denee in the management of the alluded to-
and call for the most prompt and decisive measures to
relieve them from the endorsements under which
they labor prevent if not too late destruction
that awaits the works which have for such length
time, been SO sadly mismanaged. The daily sales of
stocks in Wall street exhibit the names Of more than
half dozen Railroad companies known q the fanciss
which have for years been the market fuctuating
IN prices from day to day. and better invest
ments now than they were when first put upon the
Books Of the Brokers' board. Within this time millions
upon millions Of dollars have been expended upon each
Of these works. and the stockholders apparently
far from dividend when they first commenced.
The financial affairs of the railroad ompanies meet
ed with this city have been grossly mismanaged and
so little has been done the lines for the immense
amounts expended that it is full time something wa
done to take them from the hands which have con-
troled them long, compel them to make true and
correct exhibits Of their position and prospects Some
Of these companies we fear are beyond redemption,
and the stockholders in most Of them profoundly
ignorant Of the hapless bankruptcy of the companies
represented by the stock they hold 1t is really asto.
nshing how much ignorance exists in relation to the
condition Of these among those most int.
rested in them-among those who have thousands
upon thousands of dollars invested in the stock who
bndly trust to the honesty and cspabty of those in
the management without apparently giving thought
to the result of their administration There remedy
for all this in the hands Of the stockholders and We
have doubt that remedy will be applied as soon as
they have been made acquainted with the folly and
extravaganza which have characterized the expendi
lures made in the progress Of these roads towards COM
pletion
The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer-
chandise and amount Of specie imported this port,
exclusive Of that sent to the warehouse for the week
ending the LIST nst in each Of the past three years.
COMMERCE THE PoRr New YoRK-WEEKLY
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$3O6,4OO

During the months OF June and December full
statement Is made out IN the Treasury Department
OF the amount OF interest due to each stockbolder
OF the several loans, and transmitted to the asss-
tant treasurers, from Boston to New Orleans. and
ready for disbursement on the first day of January
and July respectively. This arrangement suspends
the transfer OF stocks on the books from this tfay
until the first OF next month, and 1t is therefore
probable we shall not be able to ascertain that any
investments have been made on foreign account
for three four weeks for, although assignments
may continue to be made In the certificates Of
stock IN the market, the transactions will remain
incomplete until the transfer can be made on the
public records.
A large number of Senators and members of
Congress arrived here to-day, and there is no
doubt now but that there will be quorum ON
Monday. The Presidents message and accom-
paying documents will be sent in on Tuesday
Among other members just arrived, had the
pleasure OF meeting the Hon. John Wentworth,
oi nlinols-9T Long John" as he Is somewhat
tha far annd fo called We'll said We aos
lofty representative of the far West. 60 she has
and It's the last time she'll ever cast her vote for
Northern man, with a Niger under each arm
Give US Ca!houn, or any Southern man, and Wen
vote tor him without asking any question but
d-n any Northern man who Is afraid to define his
position, and tries to sneak in with bag of wool
on his back 20
A very general impression prevails that very
few measures will be acted upon TINS session Il
may be that the news OF the immense riches of
California may induce the passage of territorial
bill. The Wllnot provlso, however, is looked
Spon by many as the sheet anchor of the republic,
whilst others consider that Its passage will sever
the Union and it will be difficult matter, under
these clrcums ances, to pass any measure extend
ing government to FL Dorado, this session, at
least. The practical bearing of the provlso ques-
ton, as far as California is concerned is mere
moOnshine ; but it Is this very want of substance
that makes the question so troublesome Fancied
points OF etiquette are always the most difficult to-
adjust. Onerthing is certain: If territorial bill
is passed this session. 1t must contain the pro-
viso, as Mr.. Polk Is pledged to veto any measure
which lnterferes or conflicts with the Missouri,
compromise.
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duct commences, that moment credits expand, and
capital Is sought after and withdraw from those
pigments 1t has sought In tho absence Of suoh srti
hoial uses.
this market for the principal and speculative stocks
for each day Of the past week. the close of the
week previous;-
QUOTATIONS yoh THE PRINcrrAL SrOoKs IN THE New
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATUkDAY Dec. Z-6 P. M.
The extreme inclemency of the weather-for 1t
rained and stormed the greater part Of the day
with the detention Of the steamers news had the
effect of checking transactions, both without and
within doors Flour was dull at yesterdays prices,
with moderate sales, chiefly on Eastern account No
heavy at yesterdays prices with moderate sales Meal
was lower. There was change in rye or oats Pro.
visions remained quiet and sales light at about
previous quotations The weather for
operations in groceries, and transactions were limited
at steady prices for sugars and molssses There was
more doing in cotton, and at steady prices.
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MPOkTANT TROM CANADA-VUEBEC, July a
i To all who afflicted with Asthma;
have At different times been afflicted with colds
which produce, In my case the Asthr have these
fions used Dr. Wistar BasAm Cherry years ago
was quite sick, much that could nghts
procured Of the agent in this city bottle Of this Bsam Of
Wild Cherry Before had taken the whole Of felt relieved
continued taking IT, until had used three four bottles
which completely cured Toe took another
severe cold and nmcdistey resord 70 this Baa, a.d part
OF bottle had the desired effect therefore cheelly
commend friends and all others Who need IT, try this
medicine for thcr coughs and colds and the Asthma
- ResI ectfuly yours WM. McGRATH.
None are genuine lees Butts the wrapper
For sale, Wholesale and ct,il by Messrs A. lands
Fulton street Of William; Henry Johr son. S roatwAy
Vim Bugcs 90 Courand street and BY the Druggists generally
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1913.
The Herald IN Wash,ngtot-7he Business of

Congress.
The people of Washington are delighted: and
they believe the editor of the Herald the cutest
politician in the world" And, by the way, one of
the wing clerks in an executive department IN
forms us that, after the wing convention, the de-
mocratlc clerks repudlated the Herald, and de-
nounced Bennett as having been bought up BY
the whigs," The same clerk says, that hereafter
he shall lock upon James Gordon Bennett as the
shrewdest political philosopher that be started
up. -
Congress will open with a new programme, and
new questions old questions in a new Dress
will be the card. The wings and democrats do
not now stand upon political measures as they did
in 1.-THE proviso is now the questionable old
"A questions being settled, obsolete or in state
OF suspended animation.
Yet there are sundry wing expedIents which
are not abandoned; and these are they which will
be made the platform for the administration Of
Gen. Taylor, If possible =
/. The repeal OF the tariff of 1916, and the resto-
ration OF something like the act of ~
z. The repeal OF the sub-treasury.
3. return to the old pet bank system.
A. An extended system of internal improve
ments.
3. An attempt to compromise the WiImot pro-
vlsO.
And although the coming session of Congress
has no immediate connection with the admnstra.
ton that is to succeed IT.. yet the action of the
far to develope and chalk out the line Of policy
which they will expect Gen. Taylor to pursue.
The great stumbling block is that proyIso.
Whatever attempts,-and there will be attempts to
compromise it-whatever expedients of compro-
mise are tried, will be frustrated Mr.. Claytsn
nd Mr. Truman Smith, Mr.. Mangum and Mr..
Andrew Stewart may put their heads together
tor the laudable purpose of compromising the pro-
viso, and conciliating the party; but Mr.. Giddngs
Is here, and declares that never were the free
sollers SO determined, and never so resolved upon
war to the knife against the extension of slavery.
and never were they SO strong and confident of sue.
cess as Just about this very time
The President will put IN strong democratic
message to Congrcss-the democrats will organ
ze to resist and cripple the whigs-the free sellers
will press the proviso, and, altogether, we shall
have some curious dolngs In the big building on
the hill Members come in slowly
The day Is delightful. The avenue begins to
brighten up with an increased population, and all
parties believe, that for the city of Washington.
there is good time coming.
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ZO0LO0ICAL BALL. IS AND BOwERY-TBIs MAG.
~ fcept esa bshpent is open daily TX till and
from 6H till r. H. The hall of exhibition is fitted up with
great elegance and ecoecon Of living Beasts Birds
the largest and most perfect in America performances
at each exhibition including the feas Of trained Elephants
Admission cents children under nino half price Sea
son tickets S. VAN AMBURGH & co, Prepriotors
DANoRAAA OF TAYLoRs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, 80
popular while exhibited In New York. at Franklin
Hail. Philadelphia 1t is not only the large best painted
and most interesting exhibition placed before the
people Open evening half o'clock Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons ut occock Admission cents
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Mails for Europe.

The steamship United States, Captain Hackstaf,
will leave tLs port to- for Havre The Weekly
Herald for European circulation will be published In
the morning.
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BROADWAY THKATRE-k A. MARSHALL, PRoPRIE
" sv:nns Psssmes will b ri. e. 11r
Lord Thomas Moody Mr. Rsnsrd hobiD NJ shaw solomon
Gses .sS
lack ss Tha X NJ
.ss D S :1s S:ss aDsS
At half pasts-perfomanos to commence Az O'clock.
RURToNp THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr-xoNDAY
p sS%sS e e.
s%s % h IN ri
apSff MG ssit. Gss
Johnston; Mr. CIetchst Mr. Raymond Manager Mr.
Dress Circle Family Circle or second Tsr 49, a Doors
At past 6-curtain rises att
M ITCHEIIs OLYMPIC THEATRE-MoNDAY EVEN
AN b G %S a Tr,
N.Y. Ssr;S Es s ESTE
oa Mr. Holland ..
Taylor r. Hs With Nj EfSn oM Miss
sLePc Mr. Holand Mrs shepc Miss Roberts Helen fIarwood
Mss Phpa Doors open at hale past 6curtan a1
M ECHANICs HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
"a and viii continue eysy night until further notioerent
Ft I q me
TANIENTs city period aSft ssn
r.. with sSS %
Of New York and Vicinity TIA. they viii ys oss. their
opanat Concert will At o'clock An Afternoon
the and direction 6hrsy Ill., oha'f
u ARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. BARNUM PRO.
week. commencing Monday Dec4 1913 Splendid performances
term Run a. sss and Tns
the greaest wonder in creation human pair
that alive in the persons Major enger and
height as the Major both BEING
much smaller than General Tom Thumb making them the most
curiosties with human They may every
morning from till u o'clock every afternoon from till s. and
dian, will make his first appearance an entire new Yankee
mearge the wersted Homestead which engaged for
wit and aughaso humor addition the manager has Also
the celebrated Sable Brothers most and talented
bis Of the ' ho this S
Nose. NJ 0ldaed Mrs MoIre miss Leslie the Highland
tho . wa' SS TG Sc
cent. children under ten years of age, l2h cents.
BROADWAY CIRCUS, ALEXANDRA BETWEEN SPRING
and frnSs sresJohn Tryop and Corporal hompsOn
nroSncs hs December 4hr will
Deormed Tanormed tho Sprte Silver or; the in
teresng Ballet Of Lubn and Annette in which and
Carroll Sweet shindel and Gossin Oympan Games by Mss
Carroll Rupnas sc Mr. Rugyles the Flying vogeu Master
b. xes 30 cens Upper Circle rs Children half price
NEW ORLEANS STANDARDIZATION OPERA
company the Institute evening week.
open o'clock to commence at o'clock precisely
BANy0NI Jr, signor OLE BULL sgnor VIOLA and scnor
TAMBORlNI Each evenings will embrace grand
Operas with limitations of LIND Madame Gnrs Madame
ALBoNI Sensr Sgnor Mario Sgnor pIoNT Ma
open at O'clock viii
the Rugers Institute Tuesday Friday evenings 9Th and
ment.
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QOwERY THEATRk-M MONDAY EVENING, DEC. !,
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LAVE cHsTaAl
late EDMUND SIMPSON E.o f,r forte y.a ,a..oa ~ -


above members Of the
dramatic profession and citizens York. to the family Of
the late manager The committee who have the direction
readiness with which their fellow citizens participated in il
With lees do they acknowledge aacry with
which the ladies and gentlemen Of the different theatres In this
tons for their aid the and oil as 10 nd
vidual position emnence being ubssrvent
bill Of entertainments that might combine the greatest
favor an patronage the public the following varied appropr
ate and attractive performances the which
the late Mr. simpson I nearly forty presided Thurs
have been most literally present
Thos Hambin Esq The committee have Also to acknow
ledge the kindly accedd aid Of Mrs Shaw
sstance they enabled the comedy In the lam
with unparalleled Order Performance To
begin at o'clock precfey Grand Overture by Orchestra
To followed by comedy in five SCHOOL
tiers sir Peter esEe Mr. H. Pacide Sir Oliver Surface MI
Burton Joseph Surface, Mr. Barry Charles Surface Mr. a. a.
Bsrst CARELESS with M W.eo C.be
Moses Mr. PSvey Trip ION this oecason) Mr. Dawson; Lady
Tea1le Mrs Shaw; Mrs Candou Mrs Wnsany Lady Sheer
well Mrs Gilbert Maria Miss Mary Taylor Alter which, the
md with the liberal permission Of p Fry Es and r. Ham
en Will then appear and perform the suOined Moceaux
DC Deux by Nine and Mona Monpaisr The widow Machee
Mr. Collins Trio. II Lombard" sguorua Tru Sisnor Bene.
dett and Sgnor Ros "The Bould Soldier Boy Collins
to which will be dded such other prove
O'clock Doors at half curtain to rise at
o'clock The committee with their ladies' will occupy the pit
which VIII be arranged az aaette on this occasion thus
price Of admission will be One DOLLAR and any additional
will be received BY Of Donation the Chairman
D. Golden Esq Is Lsight street Francis Tlou the SEQ.
obtained and seats at the the Park theatre
The box plan now Open Members the committee
the Home Once 10Y Fulton street. I'd floor front oce
Pleafe apply immediately
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INFLUENZA, COUGHS COLDS, RHEUMATISM 60
Persons who are afflicted with ether Of the above
obtain immediate relief aad cure by the use
Carrors hedcsted fspcr and sulphur Baths Broadway.
These Baths have been In operation 1926
RECOMMENDED % tho FIRST pbysieiarsi in tho city.