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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Jan l0-6 r. M.
Quotations for stocks remain about the as last
reported The transactions to. dsy only to q
limited extent At the FIRST board, Harlem advanced
per cent, and Norwich Treasury Notes fell of y
and Ohio SKIES Il Long Island, Canton, and farmers
Loan, closed at prices current on Saturday
Another bank failure was reported to-day The bills
Of the Northern Exchange Bsnk longer redeemed
Mt its agency. On the LIST of November last the crcu
ation of th, bank s7a,9e7 aud the amount Of
specie hand $4o0. This Is another of those banks
Of ISSUE they callsd-that Is they issue bills
without any intention Of redeemipg them, unless at
heavy discount. A soon Is It announced in the
street that this bank had suspended its bills
bought up by the brokers at seventy cents the
dollar Its issues secured wholly by New York State
nves Of which SIS 900 deposited with the Comp
troer. This stock is worth about 90 per cent which
makes the bills only 10 per cent discount We advise
all those who afford It, TO hold, they will ulti
mately be redeemed at % cents In the meantime, the
poorer classes will have to submit to shave Of a5 per
cent.
The Comptroller, Mr.. Fillmore, has entered upon
his duties with great deal Of spirit, and has already
evnced determination to keep the banks of the State
In proper order We learn that he sent to Wall street
safety fund bank few days since for report of Its
condition certain day in the second week In De-
cember last The return made, and the amount Of
pecie hand reported to b. only $4,000 whereas,
the LIST Of November, only about six weeks previous
the amount reported Was than one hundred thou
sand dollars The circulation of this bank In November
about $500 600 The recent drain Of speeds from
the banks has weakened them than the public
Of Since the LIST of November the shipments Of
specie from this port and Boston have been full four and
half millions Of dollars, the bulk Of which has been
drawn from the banks Of this city Unless get
the reports Of the banks all made up the day
shall not be atle to tell how much specie they have
on hand. The new Comptroller will without doubt,
keep them Ia the proper path, and wind up at once
those that fail to redeem their issues promptly.
The Pine Plains Bank has declared dividend Of
three per cent for the past half year. payable LIST Feb
ruary.
The Merchants Bank, Poughkeepsie, has declared
smannual dividend of four per cent payable 18th inst
The Bank of Kentucky, has declared semiannual
dividend of two and half per cent payable to New
York stockholders at the suk Of America the 10Th
Of January.
The Clinton Bank, of Columbus, Ohio, has declared
semannu dividend Of i've per cent, payable to the
New York stockholders on demand, at the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Company.
From the latest official returns, have made out the
annexed statement exhibiting the debts Of each State,
and OF the general government:
PuBttc Drprs or THE GENERAL AND STATS GOVERN
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stand he has atss engaged several eminent actors who
will ehortly appear.

stand he has atss engaged several eminent actors who
will shortly appear.
CuR,srv's MrSsrnErs = They are keeping the ball
amoviug pretty lively rate at Mocha Hail. their
singing good ever, their jokes rsshy
cocted every evening aud the Laughter and applause
drum; but think that with all their clsvernees at
answering puszers they cannot answer the qussen NJ
how far their popularity will extend or when the New
Workers. will let them From present
should Judge not before this time In the year 1880.
Broadway OoEoS -rinteux 10 cute fellow he strikes
while the iron hot aud follows up sdvsn he
obtains with another enterprisipg move His house Is
crowded nightly and these cold evepirg Is, especially
1t is capital place to spend couple of hours His Mo-
del Artists stand as nrm as rocks and their attractions
are as great cs ever.
BANvARD's PANoRAMA-There IL q most tremendous
rush this magnificent piece Of painting Barnard
must be reaping great hsrves Of cash and We trust
he will continue to do 80 for long time to His
panorama, need scarcely say Is all that the most
glowing accounts represent 1t to be- and ought to be
seen by every one.
sixth concert this evening. at th- Tabernacle They
have been much admired since their edvent among
and We believe they viii become quite the rage yet They
several of their most popular pieces and some
ones, this evening.
The BRirsH Protective EMIeRASr SocrErY's grand
concert and entertainment ext Friday svepinr at the
Tabernacle, must not bs Observation-Disclosures the great
sttraotvenasso ne BILL tn object for which 1t Ia given
will. ought TO r,,pand full house Lover, In bis
rscy II sh stories 60 and LYNNE and bis ssso IN
their Shakspearan illustrations will afford as delightful
an evenings amusement as can be had In New YORK
THE HOLLAND FAMILY The Syracuse Dai'y Star
speaks highly OF the performances Of this company and
says they are doing we'll
siaNoRA BucAccIANrr IN BosroN.--The second IN.
pearance Of Signora Friday. served to confirm the
favorable impression she had previously made; indeed
she far surpassed her former eorts showing power Of
voice and style of vocsza ton which fully ntte her to
q proud rask among the best artistes Of the day As
excellence however, generally admitted by those who
have witnessed IT, and which has been greeted such
applause and enthusiasm have been seldom observed
here, can have little need Of panegyric and will
therefore, only add the hope that musical public will
neglect opportunity Of stenipg vocalist Of such
extraordinary merit, and Of encouraging one born
among them and destined to do honor to her native
city In the brilliant career which IL opened before her
Boston Posi-. lOih ,nst
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In the City and County of New York, from the LIST day
January to the 9Th dnv OF January, 1918
Men 50; Women IL; 5oys 81; Girls 81. Total PAS.
JIsEAsEs
Absces, q Aneurism 2; ,Apopexy; !: Asthma q Afro
burred or Sea ded. Il Bronchitis Il Con,umpon 80; Con-
WILSON'S 49, Group 10 Congestion of lungs 3; Debility Il
the head 3; Drowned, !; Dysentc.y,a EPILEPSY 81 sr,s
pas, q Fever, d do nte men 1; do remittent Il do
let .; 20 typhoid 2, do typhus, 2e Heart, disease o.
Hopping Cough |; Inf tnmano1 i IN nation of blsd
De- Il uh on OF BRAN :; ILLUMINATION OF bowels. 10,
tlanmatIon of ch-st l.; luf animation of stomach 4 L.
ii nm alton of thrpa,. 81 Inf nmuo1 of womb l. Iufam-
nation Of liver, q Dd ANIMATION of kidne IL; Japndlce
Lues Veneres MaGmmaon, |; Marasmus s. Measles,
Mumps Il Old Palsy 4 Poison g: Prem birth,
Peursy Il rheumatism Scrofula /; Small pox 0; Spinal
disease |; sufDcaon !; Teethug l. Ovarian tumor, l;
Ulcers, |; Unknown,
AgeUnder 81; too years "a; alto ~; to TO-
a 10 90 to 80 49, 80 to 40 &c. 40 to So al 80 co. Isl
60 to TO- g. 10 to 80 81 90 70 90 90 TO 100 unknown
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once. Jan 0. 1919
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Markets.

Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. a.-Cotton-Middlipg 6x q q
good middling a7H. Sugar advanced y; fair az u;
Molasses II NIX Flour-Ohio So SO, Louisville S.
IS. Freights-Two British ships for Liverpool with
cotton, Is 80. Exchanges limited.
CINCINNATI JAM 10 lour-Tne market was quiet
with small Sales at 81 rs Gran-Corn was inactive at
sOc $50 Wheat remained quiet at ESQ 81, with sal.s
of about loco bushels Provisions of about
1000 head were made at So IS So so Pork-loO bbls
made So IS Hams selling at 20 per 10
Lsrd- Good new was selling at 5Hc Whskey was In
active at about l9c Weather very oold river falling
and ice floating.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lO.-Flour-The market exhibited
no change. Sizes very limited. We have only to
notice 800 bbs Of Howard street at So. Wheat-The
market continued steady, and Gales Of 5000 bushels
were made. including Maryland red at ST 80, and
white DO at 81 40 Corn-Saies of 10000 bushels
made. including Maryland white and Mixed at $40, and
yellow do at 6lo Provisions dull and sales light
Whiskey remained without change
ALBANY, January 10, ls4s-The -four market remains
as before and in grain there sales Slaughtered
hogs firm at S. so So oa with sales Of prime lots
at SO.
BosroN, JAM 10, lsls -Flour-The market steady
and good brands Of Western and Southern in fair
demand though sales were limited We note sales OF
40O bbls including Genesee Oswego and small lots Of
Southern, at So SO to So Gan Corn-Ths market
rather heavy and prices inclined to droop. Sales of
500 bushels made including Western mixed at 7ac
and yellow do at $780, Oats leo bushels were
quality Provisions remained inactive Frieghts
rather quiet, with small engagements at last weeks
quotations.
yuV,lnp Int
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The Destrut ton or the Railroad Bridge and
Temporary Interruption OF the Telegraph.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 10, 1887 p M.
The railroad bridge at Windsor Locks, across
Pennington river, was totally destroyed by fire
at half-pa one O'clock, this p. M. The train
from Springfield was passing it, and the fireman
threw out ashes from his furnace, by which the
fire probably originated. 1t will probably be
three or four days before it can be rebuilt. In
the meantime, passengers and mails, to and from
Boston, will have about mile of carriage travel
to cross the turnpike bridge The New York
and Boston telegraph wires were fastened to
this bridge, and communication east of here
has been interrupted. They will be temporarily
connected early in the morning, and repaired as
speedily as possible.
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On the mornng OF the 10th inst by the Rev. II
Cone, Mr. JOSIAH w. THoMPsoy, to Miss KATHARINE
JOHNSON, all of this city.
On Sunday evening, IN st Msry's (Catholic) Church
FREphRIcK UTLEy TO BRipGEr READY, OF Baleyhgrney
County WestmeAth Ireland
The marriage of Mrs ). J. DAVIS, 10 Mr. JosEpH L
ALLEN published on the 81 inst. Is fae, such
marriage took place w II. GUlON.
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LEGIsLAa UKE of NEW YORK.
Interesting Proceedings,
&c. sc. sc,

ALBANY, Jan. 10, lsAs.
SENATE.
ApuLrERY.
Mr. FIsE introduced bin to punish adultery.
HAnpoR IMPROVEMENTS AND soMMEncE.
Mr. FIVE amended his resolution relating harbor i'm.
provements to embrace commerce ofa kinds.
SLAVERY.
Mr. HAlLl resolutions warand slavery called
TO the effect that Il the duty Of every citizen To
tain the z overnment until the terminates by an
honorable. pssoe.
1t was made the special order for wednesday.
LOANS AND TAXATION.
The bill autho-ising the counsel Of TIE Brooklyn Cor
poration create loan, and to raise the money BY
taxation was passed in committee, and ordered to q
third reading.
eovERNoR's MESSAGE.
The Senate then wont into Committees Of the Whole
ON the Governors Message.
Mr.. TnEApwELL moved that tho landlord and te-
nant question Dc referred to the Senators Of the interest,"
cd districts.
MIR FIVE thought that the whole State was interested
and moved that the question be referred to committee
Of one from each judicial district lie wanted this qus-
ton fairly settled he believed 1t had been kept opsnl
too long with the view of promoting political persona
object,
Mr. TaEApwELL consented to the reference moved BY
Mr Fine; and 1t was agreed to-
The whole Of the message was then referred
Mr. BoKEE's resolutions were, on his motion, re-
ferred to a select committee.
IMR CLAWS LEXINGTON REVOLUTIONS.
MIR. boxes moved that the Committee Of the Whole
be discharged fromthe consideration Of Mr. Clays Lex
ington resolutions and that the be referred to
select committee. Carried.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS DAY,
On motion Of Mr.. CoRSwELL Tuesday Of each week
was get apart tor Executive business.
Assembly.
srAvprNo COMMITTEES.
The various standing committees were announced
az follows, bv the Speaker -
Woys and M,sns-Messrs. w. s. Smith, Bowen, Wa
ger and Buck. - .
ere, Mccarthy, Beach, and Fem
Canois-Nessrs. spauding Coe, Martin, Seymour and
Case. .
Comm,rce and observation-disclosures. Phenix, Lee, My
ers Spaudino and Pray.
Road,--Netsrs. Up6sm, Phenix, Payne, Holmes and
Goodrich.
TJdds and Manufacfurss--NIessrs Butrick, Collins,
Bowie, Merry and Church
Colleges -Messrs. Pruyn, f. C. Benedict Rose, FIX
ana Fem
J,nt Library Connittee--aIcssrs Brooks, Campbell,
Palmer, Msxsom, and w. Smith.
Ronks-Messrs. Schermerhorp Campbell Feeter and
w ger
cSero1t. soeieties-Mes.rs. Ransom Ashley, Bailey,
Mtiho-Messrs Rose, Bowie, Miller and Sneaen,
Stste P,isons-Messrs. Lee, Underhill, Walsh, Heaon
and Curtis
Medical soeieies-Messrs. Hurd, Totten, Calhoun,
Saunders and Chubb
.sgr utwe-Aiessrs Dox, Dennisten, Hammond,
Chamberla and Tuthiu
Capital ishnsnrs-Messre Uuderhll Titua
Br ncksrhoH, Cobb and Townsend,
UNCLAIMED
The Merchants Bank reported the amount q un.
claimed dividends.
rHr Pvhtle PRINTING.
Nc UTHAa gave netios Of bill to amend the cot 70.
lsiIvs to The public printing
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ff6mfmy heart. rThundsring applauss.] Gentlemen,
thank you for your kind reception. Applause and
cheers continued for some tims
Having bowed, he disappeared through the
window, and the crowd disappeared from the
street.
Mr.. Clay looked remarkably well, notwith-
standing his visit is for the wrong end Of the
avenue. The case which he is engaged for in
the Supreme Court, will come on on the 10th OF
February. Mr.. Webster is the opposing coun-
sci
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yoke of SIX ear old tniu S, rased bv Hon. Allen
Ayraut Of Ceneseo lately brought to tn market All Who
have neen them them the finest pro-
duced in this country We have cefcate sgned by
some sevent five of the first drov and butchers both
New York and Peuusyvana tesying to their kable
qualities They have been bought by M, Bryan Lawrence
week from to.merrow To'mo they viii b. exhibited at
"Wednesday in the Park from Ii till O'clock Thew also
be seen at 6j E'drde street the day alter they
Centre Market snd doubt eo will be anxious to try
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

VACOB s PLATT, Auctionecr-DamagedC Cutlery Fancy
~ Goods Lubn's Exs,ts aud Cosmetics. Hair aud II air
Work nc by the LOUIS Philippe, f.om Havre; JACOB s,
PLATT will sell. this day, half 10 o'clock, the
.uctoa Room 23 Plat stree. by catalogue above
tracts thee IL 4. Pyero' Cosmetics, &c. Also
valuable invoice of Hair and Hair Work Fancy Cologne Bot
Pen Knives and Scissors, also, c!sk damaged stre
yards Also good order e. glsh Pocket Cutlery
and $50 pair Carving Knives part with French Forh SC
Also at 2oclock rich invoice Of plendid Gold Jewelry
Ring, Brooches Keys, Chains &c. Also quantity of En-
liah Cult Jewelry As, pay advance Gold and
Silver Watch Also, Hyacnth GIasse;
Champ gne Gasse se Tumbers 20 sets Of Girandoes
sdy aud fan patterns Also, pattern uphotry
brass goods The cutlery is for of foreign
writers. Terms cash. current money
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Manufacturing Blll-veather, ts..

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1913.
The Journal states that the manufacturing bill
introduced by Mr. Butrick ,swill speedily become
law tits now in the hands of the standing
committee.
The weather continues very cold, the Their
mometer marking the temperature below zero.
The sleighing is excellent.
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The debt has besn reduced during the past year
sl6O627 40. This reduction has been made by the
cancelDg Of relief notes. There is still 1891 66l of
these notes In circulation which will be liquasted
the rate Of about two hundred thousand dollars per
snnum. The funded debt OF the State on the lst of
December, 1sI7, amounted to $40 220s26 g. The
floating liabilities will be paid of in few years. leaving
the amount OF the debt that was funded.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1913.
We have received accounts from Washington
stating that at the Court Martial on Saturday,
on a witness refusing to answer Col. Fremont's
question, whether General Kearny was not the
author of certain questions propounded, Colonel
Benton denounced General Kearny in such
terms as to cause much CONSERVATION and excite
ment among the court and witnesses. The court
room was consequently cleared of all disinte-
rested parties, and it is said that the matter will
NOT md thus
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Gold Pens will bear in mind that alt makers Their
own names on their beat Pen; and MINES of Cardinals
r rn or inferior Qualities John w: CREATION
Office. have the of all the mskers which they
selling reduced pces The Cases Others
advertise TO- sell the best the city, for $ they will sell
for 81 50 only and others low in proportion.
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SECOND SPECIAL DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, JAM 10, lS45.
Mr.. Clay arrived here this morning. Those
best acquainted with his determination, declare
that he will not be candidate for the Presiden-
cy, unless there shall be previously satisfactory
evidence of success. In such all event. he will
not decline aud his friends, who are now
understood to favor the election of Gen. Taylor,
decline Mr.. Clay, their first choice, and
will support the General, in preference to
the latter, if there be a probability of electipg
him so that it is still an open question. 1t is
Taylor will receive the wing nomination.
Everything is in u state of uncertainty, and
even or confusion. The wings are undecided;
first, in consequence of the prediction Of some
of them for Mr.. Clay; and secondly, by the
doubt whether nomination of General Taylor
would DE as conducive to his election, as to
make no nomination at all, but to support him
as the peoples candidate.
Should General Taylor not resign before the
termination of his leave of absence, he will be
ordered back to Mexico.
There is very little truth in the statement as to
the CORE spondence rumored to have taken place
between Mr.. Crittenden and Mr.. Clay.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson delivered portion of
his speech to-day; he will conclude tomorrow.
He justified the war against Mexico, but de-
nounced the President, as having precipitated,
and prominently caused it. He read his speech
from prepared notes. The Senate chamber was
immensely thronged. His speech, so far, has
pleased neither wings nor democrats NJ
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Rtnder-Thc two things m ,st detrimental

personal sppeaapce IRE premstn oslaisss ana loss OF
ing perfect nutrition the roots For this purpose say
Bakers Crem. de Palma Chri'ti, Castor OIL Cream
BY peculiar which tales tire.
lhs for completion, the ruten and offensive smell !.
Iirey exHced leaving its putrvs qualities unmpaTed
Ii to Re had only OF BARKER Ladies' Hair Dresser
349k roadway, corner Of Leona' d street.
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ZONES II 90. TELkG APo COW ,isnIO
- Agents General News and Commercial reporters No "a
Wili,m street New York who IRE prtpued q, all
commission or orders ansmitted by Telegraph on
New YORK with ST iouis. New Orleans Mohi 9, h,rlts
ton, No,iolk, Richmond; Nashville. Cincinnati, LogrylIe
Albany. Cleveland Boston and vaou' ihei cities hich
thew have special agents pared 10 the delivery OF ell
aud prompt Blu messages he
greatly condensed by cyphe invented by # The i'm
ost their onteut need only be known and
agents ard Transmitted than the ord de
Order entrusted to the from OF the country wi
et with affection. hev OF their service,
the Sew.pPer Pes; Ihr !aghout h: ceuy which hey
Its condensed by the same Of ab eyi,on suits
which have srpea'ed tue Men York Herald add other
ppers They ave arranged Foreign fer
each scamer and send ali parts Of the
together with Ill loo aud They also
offer their services Telegraph ompaae, aud will
all ders for Telegra mt rails such wire, gla,s nsu
lators batter and machines seriug paper
NC They respectfully refer TO N, Editor, OF the Journal Of
Commerce. fourier and rnqaer, Commercial Advertiser
Herald Evening Post, True Globe SC, Of New YORK.
aud the Baltimore Sua Boon Traveller and Newark Ad.
xerf
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From the south.
PETERSBURG, il

PETERSBURG, Jan. 10, lS4S.
BY overland express, New Orleans papers to
the 4h have been received; but they contain no
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Bea Hair Resort has since 1888 been apple these
original terms Cert rses b. nt the office No 1903
Nassau 81 eet certified to he genuine by late worthy
citzens. For tho those who prefer
apply mselves, is also tor sale. Ag-ncvLad e'
Depository, $50 Broadway Boston, Bates & Jordon 1919
Washington street.
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NOMPrROL Leg, OFF CE 10 INK DEPA nTuENI
~ albany, Januuy eth 1913 - 90 prevent aay
sacuhce by the bo"eTs Of the bills Of the Atlss Back
New York. the Comptroller has directed for tn
Information OF the public what ties h~d for The
redempoi OF rs Totes aud rdngiv the Comp
troler holds as lows New York Sttte Stock
red in 1854 900 Co., do do do 1850 10 90 CO., do do
Ao bond and mortgage S65 600 in he city
BROOKLYN the East river between the Jackson and Cah
rim. street ferries having water fout of 500 feet
sufficient depth fer vessels Of The larget class
Bescser and Phi p Reynolds Esq, app ,in
missione appra'se the vaue of land 10 the
tbove ngNe; hey reported August the 9th I3i7 fol-
lows: 'ty aud County of New York ssPnilip Reynolds
aud ANTHONY Becker of sad and county, being duv
swora e7ch fr hime m he personally xamioed
gram ar map precedcs the above descriptions that HIS
pr'lsed the land in said descriptions teug al the
epesene on said man, except tao ots rontirg Ply
mouth each % feet in width aud 100 feet
aud eat .ad aud aopase1 exclusive OF building is
IN in his opinion, least One Hundred aud Thht
Thousand Dollars; thai here fJur budiags said
three Of lex and Of wood which rented he il in
,med aud 'eieves az 200 and that he consd
tn said l, mentioned ib- for bulId
residue IF siid land Wit the thcr blocks Of
hch fronts The East river 66 irch waite
ont side Of goo and bout 100 feet her
would lily let for uic ply all nual and
and five hous nd dollars besides present
ate and that thous nd huud ed dollar. H. hi
innn f-r and rels bs nnpa which
cav be saiy rel on the whole IF he above described
nd Reynolds Anthony Bleecker Sworn before
this 9th day Of August. 1871 Daniels Baker. Compis zone,
q DEEDS TIL. amount OF 'ecu,iti-s he for said Bank
s7s,2o5 III do do do notes outstapd ne si7s 200
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ton their of PEN Pocket and Sportsmen
Knives warranted Razors and polished Steel Goods AL
So 70. the Of their customers they have made
engaged superior workm.n they will be enabled
orders hat will give satisfaction g. SAUNDERS
X BON, 1T Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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in New York Shi t Stocks Cravat, and uud
garments is at SCOrT's Store. % Nassau street opp
Office II Sc Is Cue well made handsome Shirts at 81
zach; the bes, quality 81 He has ais, first
OF woollen, kid and other Gloves Call Nassau
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SO onyThe fact that these Pens invariably raned
is the best Of their excellence end the led
popularity they have obtained ustes the assertion THAT
they are the best and cheapsstp in the World sold only
by b +. Watson L Co IS William Il. do II below Wall
st and Y Savage % Fulton Gold Pens and Cases OF
eyery descripton wholesale and retail tho lowest prices
changed. - -
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and the complete article now actured having
requisite for temans toilet and travelling
companion invaluable. For sale at g. SAUNOrHs SON,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street.