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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S, 1919.
Reception aud Entertainment of the Nes York
Ctr Et1s0rds IL, Baifiua0rs 6.c

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1919.
Reception aud Entertainment of the New York
City Guards in Baltimore, &c.
The New York City Guards left Baltimore last
evening for Philadelphia, after having spent glo.
reus day among the military of Baltimore. In tho
morning the company proceeded to the Eutaw
House, where they were sumptuously entertained
by its proprietors, where most OF the morning was
spent. In the afternoon an escort, consisting Of
the Junior Artillery. the Independent Baes, and
the Sharp Shooters, accompanied by their 6ne
bands proceeded to the headquarters of the Guards
at Baraum's, where they were received into line,
and made splendid parade through our streets,
the uniform OF the Guards, as well as their excel
lent drill, being much admired. They then pro-
ceeded to the residence OF Maybury Turner, Esq,
where a sump;uOus entertainment was given 10
the guests well the whole escort From
thence they marched to the armory OF the lnde-
pendent Grays, another OF our crack companies,
where q SumpIuOu5 entertainment was also spread
out and partaken of.
Durlns this ente rtslnment Captain McArds, of
the Guards, presented on behalf Of the City Coun-
cils OF New York, a very handsome SILVER medal
to Mr.. A. L. Albaugh, native Marylander, resi-
ding in this city, who was a sergeant IN tue first
regiment New York volunteers, VINO served with
distinguished honor in the battles Of Churubusco,
Chapuepec, and throughout MexlcO-having been
wounded IN the former battle. 1t enclosed in .
neat box, which contains a beautiful female figure,
representing the ''GenIus OF America"
After remaining hour at the armory, the line
was again formed, the independent Greys joining
the escort, aad the whole proceeded to Carroll
| Hall, where grand reception awaited them On
entering the Hall, they found the Mary land Ca
diets formed into line to welcome them, accompa-
med by the Mayor Of the city, and a number of
our most distinguished citizens. About two hours
were spent here, enlivened by tOasts, speeches,
the music of the Sharp Shooters band, and the
Looping of champagne bottles. I1
AT few minutes past eight o'clock, the limo re-
formed, and they proceeded to the cars, and Left
for PhIladelp hia, amid the most enthusiastic
cheering, and their band striking up "Here's to
the friends we leave behind US -
The Independent Greys however, succeeded in
capturing two OF the Guards, whom they kept IN
possession during the evening, committee of
iw enty three having been appointed to show them
s'the IONS" and observed them last night steer
ing about, In full uniform, in the most happy
mood.
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Bipghamton by railroad the above road will be more
productive property than 1t 10 ct present.
| A petition hiss been presented to the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, by the New Haven and Norths ptou
Company, for authority to discontinue their cans
and to constructs railroad from the Connecticut line
to ntsrsect the Western road at some point in West.
| field or West Springfield.
bill has been presented to the Ls gsature of this
St Nts, making bill draft drawn q. sight payable
as 81 eched, and not has been judicialiy decided
with IL allowance Of three days grace This will put
tho cues, ION at rest, and relieve the commercial CON-
munity fro all doubt relative to the matter
TIE charte,' Of the Merchants Exchange Bank ex.
pires on the fr Monday Of June next 1t will be re.
organized un der title, in conformity With the
provisions of the neral banking law Its capital Is
to be 81 OO0 Geo. with the privilege TO increase II to
$20oO,Gc0, and to comm snce business az may
be after $500 COO thereof subscribed for and secured
The limitation ofths COMPANY to tbs let Of January
1899 One Of the articles Of association provides that
any Of the present stockholders OF the bank shall at
their option, be entitled to shares in the new fs,sttu.
ton to amount corresponding with those thst they
hold in the present bank
The inaugural message Of Governor Critic deu Of
Kentucky gives favorable account Of the nnsnees q
that State Kentucky never has been 80 deeply In
volved in financial difficulties as many Of her neigh
bors and those who have the control oar
tainly have before them EXAMPLES sufficient to deter
them from advocating any measure calculated to in
crease the burden Of taxation. According to the
Governors message the debt Of tho State at the close
Of the last fiscal year, amounted to So 2624l3 The
revenue Of the State not only sufficient to meet the
cure mt expenditures, but to increase the sinking
fund.- and thus provide for the ultimate liquidation Of
public debt without increasing tho rats of taxstion
There was amount in the treasury Of the State on
the LIST Of January s40 to meet all the payments due
at that time, and leave . surplus Of $lE962. The
sinking fund has Ia the Of the psst year. not
only Furnished the means Of paying punctusily the
interest on the public debt, but has extinguished
S77oes Of the principal The estimates for the year
1S4o, or for tho fiscal year ending January l. 1850,
exhibit even more gratifying statement Of the public
finances. They show that there will be balance of
$S89 81, after payment of interest," 60 applicable to
q further reduction in the public debt.
That portion Of the message Of the Governor Of Mi.
chigsn to the Legislature Of that State devoted to
review Of the finances will be interesting to those hay
ing In the public bonds and other svidsn-
Of debt. 1t appears by the official returns, that
the debt has been reduced to less than millions Of
dollars by the sale of the railroads Of the State The
actual condition Of tho State finances at tho close
the last fiscal year was as annexed
FINANCES OF MIcHIGAN-AMoUrr or PUBLIc DEBT,
JANu
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1919.
TSS LATE ,youfhsru Canru.

| WAohiNoToN, IAN. IL, I5l9.
TIE Late Southern Gaseous
Several important facts have been confirmed By
the Southern caucus of Monday night. The first
Is, that while Mr.. Calhoun carries with him the
more fiery democrats of the South, the wings are
against him In body, in his ultra schemes of re.
sistance to the Wllmot proviso. The second is,
that the democrats themselves are cooling down.
The third and most important of all, Is that the
Union cannot be shaken by the Hotspurs of the
South, any more than it can be sundered by the
fanatics of the North. The moderados are the
body OF the people, North and South, and they will
win the day triumphanty--p or no proviso;
Cuba OF no Cuba. The Union stands so Imme asu-
rably strong. that the recent caucuses, except az
the means tor organizing a new political party IN
the South, appear to be absolutely farcica aud rd-
cuous. Yet there were things said and threaten
ed in those ceucuses which might chill the blood
in an old soldiers veins, were it not that these
threats are mpotent as the OF false pro-
phet. w.
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CtSpI'tsGNss.
('LOAGS! LDAl

4 'LOAkSl -LUAKS!i-s6L.iNG orr ar GREAT SaCSL
" nee 10 ciose buSuets of The ~ VI
ltrnt trEch 5sotr Jenny Lnds aud Trench Naotos As
hese oiosks mate sBd vmmed IN the r'cbest aud "
ssion ahs shn< rs under aua
te,,N LIN feet assured lady get well
suited md four dol are by caIlins on
y wANsLEY.
Carnsr Of eathar,Dt aad kAst ergsawny
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Fire Arms, fire Arms-Uniled States RI
nes, Balls Carb and full # dnns aud Pistols
Cart u Maiden Lane Merchants, Gun
and Others buying for Cr ia would do well BY calling
at "a Maiden Lane, before making I. .ir purehAs
Gold Pens.-PersoRs going to California
should take with them of cebrasd Kioneleu Gold
which warranted five years portal and
convenient a.d will ouweara Of Qils S.ee rena
Bold only by q. WATSON, ID Wall ST.
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The Murderer Shorter Ire. spitesi.

BUFFALO Ja. \. Is, 1s40.
The sentence on the negro, Shorter, w.No was to
have been executed to- morrow has been rsA 'tsd by
the Governor, until the 10th Of March
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Leaving an actual State debt Of. 81 900 ITO Is
1t will be by the above stateme Mt that part CT
this debt is already due. When this portion which Is
now floating debt, and an immediate demand upon
the Treasury, paid, the aggregate indebtedness will
not exceed eighteen hundred and City thousand dol
lsrs For tho liquidation Of that amount, the State
has no other than direct taxation having
hsusted all its other the reduction Of the debt
to that amount. The Governor proposes to form q
sinking fund for extnguishing the public debt in q
period Of twenty years, and recommends that sui-
cept be appropriated annually fer that purpose.
1t is estimated that appropriation of $50 600
nuay to sinking fund.- would pay of the whole debt
by the year 1870.
The receipts into the State Treasury for the year end
ing Nov &c. 1s4s amounted to $457 1853 49, Gncludiug
the balance hand Of 80 at the close Of the
previous fiscal year0 and the disbursements for the
same period were $4O442 49, leaving balance in the
Treasury November 80, 1878, of $52736 80. OF this,
$32ose IA have been appropriated to the payment
Of some items Of floating debt and interest Janu-
ary ls49 leaving available balance OF $207sO 81.
For state with such Michigan possesses
a debt Of two millions Of dollars Is q bsgatsle,
and can, with judclous management, be Nqaidse ed
| without burdening the people with taxation In the
slightest degree. The increase in the population Of
Michigan has sometime past been only about four
per cent per annum, and the rate of taxsion thus
bas been below the average of Western States gene
rally For both State and county purposes, the rate
never has exceeded seventy cents on the hundred
dollars while In New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio
the rate Is nearly double. It will therefore, be
that there is wide margin for increase before pro-
perty in Michigan becomes assessed 10 the pro-
portion In other States The transfer Of the rail-
roads from the State to the control Of private
pspy will have . very favorable influence upon the
property of the State at large and the income Of the
State from existing laws must increase with
the increase in the value Of taxable property.
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COMMkRC IAL Al FAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Jan. 1876 p. M.
Quotations for stocks to- day we're very unsettled,
nearly every In the list varying fraction from
prices current yesterday. The transactions we're to
extent but the market IL in very feverish oond
tion and must lcok for these uc nations for time
AZ the spring trade opens there will be- without
doubt steady improvement in prices, and more scti
witty among speculators At the first bosrd day,
Harlem advanced u per cent Long Island u; Canton
Company q; Farmers Loan, u; Nsw Haven Railroad,
u; Erie Railroad, 4; Indiana S. X; United States e's,
1857, y. Reading Railroad fell of per cent Read
ing Bonds 8; and Reading Railresd Bonds, 6, from
previous sales; Stonington Railroad, 4 Treasury
Notes. Erie Bonds, "a The securities Of the
Reading Railroad Company have fallen of largely;
and there Is every prospect OF . further de-.
probation in their market value. The Mortgage
Bonds, secured by the whole property Of the con.
Germ, are telling at about so per cent. disco mt.
These bonds r&er than any other claim upon the
company; and, in the event of a break down, the
holders Of there bonds would into possession of
the road. They due until 1860; but II the in
teresr not paid punctually, and in fu foreclosure
would bring them at once into liquidation.
At the second board, Farmers Loan advanced u
per cent; Delaware and Hudson Scrip, y; Reading
Railroad fell Of per cent
The Syraou,e and Utica Railroad Company have de-
csred dividend Of four per cent the old full stock
OF the company, payable on the 18TH of February
This company have called for ipstslment OF $40
Per share on the lst of February, and like sum
the 10Th Of March.
The Bank Of Mobile has declared q semi.a nual d.
vdend Of two and half per cent payable to New York
stockholders at the Merohauts Bank 10 this oity on
demand.
The Auburn and Rochester Railroad REQ eipts have
been large during the year The passenger receipts
,ebew increase $50 226, as comparsd with 1s47-
equal nearly twelve per cent. The increase over
1s48 equal to nearly seventy per cent. The receipts
from freight during eleven months Of the years.
have been:-
AUBURN AND ROCHESTER RAnaoAp.
ls45. 1886 loF Bta
,Freisht.. ........ .S2,.il4 ss64 lWo2s Tis.,
- -
Totsi, $3.50 9ls s7oi25 sg2z95 7,32D
Excess las is4 ~ 9D-equs 70 over - per osnt
The stock Of this company Ia selling In the market
at eishtynvs and ninety per cent, which 10 much be-
low Its real value. Tbs project of consrustins road
between Syracuse and Rochest@r, by thu Northern
ronte has, doubt, tended TO depr-csts the stock
OF the Auburn and Rochester read bat IN the eve mt
Of . connection being made between Auburn AMI
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AmUNE m Il N,rS.

| RowrKY rHEArRk-FSIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 70,
soIDcss T; Iaa: ss,s
S H NJ 49, b Clarke 6s,ssu. M Dali rsord,c
sosaiosa Mir .smys. Previous 70 which %. Comedy
Thrill Fe.. Ar Boadcs Mast Eugene win sppssr ths
$50 ps is Gallery kG Doors open PEN .se CLOCK
CHAkTAAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM,
sh the Cyao &c s
e. aImas shsS,I an a., Mr. ssys.s 0rss' Mis-. M
T. Scot; A,io, De asiim,. M ,aldsyi Lieut. Csass d
oSoaaasa Mrs. u sesr~ooa Msdaus MIA ssp
Sh.pm.n Mss a,tssea b,ss. sso. Pit ss
Doom openat6H ocock-oonmenoe at 7.
h1 ,sv,S LEW; CO. rsoss,s
s % csS4.s s YsSs,ss .ns
Tom sr1. his The psu,ss os. Burke ..d
the Fig Cord ~ M a. Rugss: Dancing Horss
W. sr Masters ess and s.na f. oaoouds s, %
nsusssn s1 ,.e. Admission 'v Part Of the house,
MIcHANIcs' BALL, No 47a BROADWAY. BETWEEN
original sSa sas Ugh ss
organised 1872 tho oidss established To world the
first harmonic melodies and prsssat
years SaSs Ses H1ss t. an IN
s 1
every night until further notice Producing each
open cosesrs S'@ sen me- .s
'YIy
~ RAND FAaEw ELI CONCERT OF TIE TWIN ARrIs
~ NJ. Adeo hares Hohnstock. at the Musical Hall
t9 Broadway Saturday Evening January with
TIE SSH lance Of Madame Cora Bottle Prma Donna Of tho
''AA' u D' PROGRAMME
rRIsTPA.T.
Overture OF Conce for four hand Weber
2. Air Italian, for P5no composed by MAYER
Srspd Caprice frors Pirate for Violin Oh Hohnstock
ARIA from FAvorits' for soprano Voice, composed
HAa tasa from "Luc.A" for Piano Miss A. Uohnstock
Grand Duetto from "yyillam Tel, for vislin and
ttano.. Miss Adele and Charles Hohustock
Ysnke Doodle Variation Buesques Vic
Apol,tsfne fo' soprano voice, compoted by
TO- ARRIVAL Of Venice for Tioin CHI Hohnstook
To ut ooock Tickets Dolar-to be had At
the Irncipa Music Stores and tho Evening the
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Death from -rhree Lives Lost.
ALBANY, Jan. 18, lS49
Three men employed at the Gas Conpsnys works
suiIocsed this afternoon While masking repsrs in
dry we'll The names Of the unfortunstes Michael
Flood, Patrick Coyle, and Peter II .pin. Tho bodies
of the two first secured while the latter ia still at
the bottom of the we'll Coyls and Halpin each leave
q wife and family; Fleod leaves q wife.
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II the Bulb Is not entirely Destroyed, the
Hair be reproauced by Hills ua ole Oguese 1t pre-
gray II existing thu lar dark
app for the hsr moist soft and glossy AMI PEE
chapped hsnd equaed Sold By the Inm
table Hair Cutter, No. IL Mas au street.
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Destructive Fire.

PORTLAND, Jan. Is, 1S49.
Our city was visited last evening by most destruc-
tive are which consumed block Of stores the long
wharf partly filed with sugar molasses and flour The
buildings we're owned by N. F. Dsering and T. Chad
wick, of Portland; Benjamin Willis, Of Boston, and
others The loss has not yet been sscertained but Is
doubtless very heavy. The insurance amounted to
but so 600
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Conviction of n Murderer.

TRor, Jan 1s, 1919
Barney oDonnell has been convict ted Of ths1murder
OF the Italian boy Ratio, at Nassau last summer.
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Dis UT BAkkkH. No. I3t NORTH FRONT STREET.
- fbasephs where eIbsor read, put up
Tic lsrgs. sgnituoo Of navy ahd riot broad oraosr
suitable for Shipping n. MAI,0S.
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DnPATcH LINr-HIRsT VESSEL FOR cALIroRNIA.

DnPATCH LINE-PIRsT VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA
~ touch at Panama for fesh provisions and the fast
sailing sark Bonnie AZ To- Tasequel This SUPERIOR
b complete ct Pine wharf We publish
the following letter satisfy persons from the country Of the
superiority II the Bonnie ADELE
GENrLEsss your inquiries about the ohsrac
ter Of the bah Bonnie Adele aud her abilities perform
her and that she Is a strong and Is able
perform the to Ca fornA vessel for that
We therefore her with full Conscience She very
sharp built and mast be fest sa Captain wderholt under
whose he repairs have DONE also satisfy
in every respect abSat tho vessel.
tsgnedj WEBB. hOBEaTSON CO.. Ship Duidsr9
WE'D ERHOL4, Marine Surveyor
Paeg hundred dollars. in the saloon fitted in state
One state vacant the ,sbn For further partio
ulars apply TO SCH0YER co, 81 Wall street,
Basement Of the SeAnen's Bank.
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nFF1eD OF THE NEW YORK GAS LII hit COMPANY
" Tho Board Of directors Of this Company at meeting held
Monday the 18th January 9 Resolved That
partial con Of nsnuactuoga their station
Dist the Of Gas supplied by the ompany
Of February will DO reduced to sixty cents the hundred
cubic feet And the works be serred
location. completed. the supply will DO Of
made from local and turthr edIotioa IN the price take place.
briefly saTbat the destruction two Of the By
FIRE tbs h Of August with the arrangement frequent
treako2 u the main pipes the
severn tho district have caused raa difficulties the storage
spd ahutn OF the Cas- and much
the lower part tho CITY Every
exeron has been made by the obvas
have ID their TO furnish TO their full
supply, which quality and quantity viii afford satisfaction.
many Of the difficulties arise rvm that
loaa such viii be immediately attended and obsted max
ing application TO tho tho office, Me- l6 Csnrs
sii ost, carly m h,urin tn. Coy practicable
By srder Of the Board
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MISCELLANEOUS.


" Published b b. Green the Reformed Gambler =. No sa
fs1 FS. Sullivan sa
r., sss ra;
TIE n Se' rs Of %
M s"S Pc "a ~ .sa
on and H " Interesting rla
matter.
IA ASKING AND IRONING DONE IN TBE NkAvEsr
manner for four shiIss PER Dozen Please call at 1853
EURNI,sED RoOSs.--A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
accommodated with furnished with without
breakfast snd At No 81 White street Inquire the prsmi
ses, between the hours Of and o'clock. p. n.
BUSINESS BOOTS ONLY FUUa DOLLARS A PAIR AT
ID jon Ess Arm street manufactured expressly for service
to Sc at JONESs. u Annst
Foa FINE E4sr SAILING AND
Superior s sSH f Sfstks vain
MEDICAL.
DR. ELLIOTT otULIsT t1 BROADWAY. INFORMS
G s s"s b vi" s; .a,
TO the on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from IL to
- lowing testimonial in iving publicity IN his hihy valuable
Of Dr. vs dn ~. ~ ia:
no IN giving pseley T. h en- nv ass.o ou ~ is
,eos By this and truly sau
I'd stMU>s 22l " rcsr a., New York.
.nnas s.. ". ..s a. r. Sss nu9
mur r.un pains ~ standing.
cured also All aso mtreur,a oes and pau. every "a
Iudi, W. No. 80 Il S.s no, failed in solitary instance ss1
In lane bottles At 10 osnt 81 d"sen Omce Z pe.
nG II BOsI lex. LELIUkkk ASD at1uJH of
~ ~orh ervni diseases srsc quAro 100 P.e. ~ ps e.
L.ss tn Ls'o Medal ana I1 s"@ On n:
ian lily Of die aces md far sps's. Hn, ns Of the knS
81 For .sE o. The sn,ner Gs
o Or ,bos ooSs%p.ns n.rrsssTe ssrrisd aoSans
Private do.l @ps.,on BY ynA xaurIoe.n ss.n ed.
t2.o eos hsyi.s seaS, ben dsposa or nssJ ie@se Is
sepsd Gully the married a.ass: vortsnt secrs
which oUlc known to them particularly aere female
de, 40 meae OF sur in ever. trsale q a
r. sds At the pne.hne otoe 29 Liberty s,,e. New yor
Co Aasny W Dsyi. soston On The receipt Of 81. copy
United On, x s ss mu. s g. p s to- 8.
A. MsUaIcEAu. boI LA New ORR city Once 100 lboi
Ia. aAlrhs TACTICAL rLsArk TREATISE On
o @s thu sss
sS.S sSy". ss !. no s q.
S ~s s Ds iSs sssn
r''is :, s.a 81 IT.
mailed tree by post Aso 81 most Of tehoo e,s T. the u O.
~ Treatise &c 81 erecpvch ssret-ohcc honrs2 70 II
6togp tsund., excepted Those who spp, In the early
sttendii II ey however thoe whe have SUE
from certain GLASS Of people, who can properly spece
his In structure frm its st or inpssnt 70 ~ more
advanced and drsssns ssaes from uneemmon sdvansss
sdo, which Be- has ground for STATING osn bs "Ai.'~
sror o,hsv sou~cs I, An'"r'cs
al a. ~ AZ NO LhAi:Uk-Us AUKpHY OF s. GOLD
~ street oon6dentAy consulted al forms Of private AZ
ooses Recent he two ou aaA
CONGREGATIONAL debility and impotency successsy 9eassS
Dr. NO useA In any oase or nnosn It"c -
us~e 40 4 Coa sv~~r o~Ns ' = ~. ~ '" y
M 1DiCA AL CARD,-DR RICHARDSON cAh as yDN
NI ,uit.d Office. NO ~ Parf place ." Al pri'
vat dea "a rom A. tohPM In structure seminal we.k
nese or requiring than ordinary kill Dr. Re
u.s,p sdirs VA hall the usual tmo 10
cen! casss .urrd In hftwd days cure guaranteed
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HOI FOR CALIFORNIA

lISPATCH LINE FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
TO sail the sh rss-rhe fast sailing bark BONN8
AphLE IeIequil master built in isa3 in plete order
nted up with State Rooms
stoerase Passengers taken Passage saloon S and
found An experHeed physeaa in her For parsu-
iAIs, apply to SCH0YER& Co,
all.
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d. I n RLwARD-losT. ON THE NIGHT or THE IRA
DlO nstenS black Newfoundland Dog. ten mon,hs old
Gss hte the breast aud white had black
rap Tie reward will bc paid Any person
retu,r ns him TO No Nassau street, New Yorx.
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iyOS SALE-A IA E CHANCE fOx RtSOS WITH
capital about ito "a h,opable shines
business The 3D. of Fashion
a viii dbpose their aud IT,,
oustouer) souung OF larSe NoseweDd
Aior tNrniue, IT tie n,ot reos sureri,r
mars wih go custom business ouy
for ehing IN that sb
DIXON n 5rO NEy. SIS sro.dwa
Should the ahove stock cold
dsp.seo 81 .bcrty By pubds auction.
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
LOST, &c.

LOST, &c.
I OST-A SkTTEK LOG, OF ORDINARY size, or A
IL white and liver color with remarkably wide forenesd and
swerpg the Of Dash He broad collar
with MEXICAN buttons AID bearing
him by ain Off In Ms.ico for
faithful services, lie old and worthless for sporting
the OF his for
the United States and MEXICO lis severely
be sayed from the the American aote about
o'clock Wednesday night infcrmaoa ooncerbias him.
will thankfully received aud liberal reward for his
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PROVISIONS.

~N-~N-0, y0~'Nr~V
CAT BEEF! FaT BEEF!- FOUR BEAUTIFUL CArTLk
raj ed and faed ty Jo Gedney Of White rlsns West
They years Old They beeu
be 'ke best that has sred for
sale this seaon Al. some very fine Nation Lamb and sal
Centre n stket \. Y, ~ BtYAN LAwHEhCE. NJ Tho
mutton 10 Il the South d. and raisd in Abaavoarnty
CHOwDER JOHN McDONoU WILL SERVE UP
~ how der and Luz oh day III O'clock and will be
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