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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
Court or G~m,r., .e.,,.n..

Before Recorder rsl,asdg~ Atterm-n Crolius aud
Dodge.-Jobn McK-on. E-q., District Attorney
JAN. 4-Fo,feited R-cognaacey-A An ,re~ D.isny
not having appeared. his r~cospxapc- .orfsites
sfer being called by the Clerk of the Court.
.1ftempt to Shoot Charles Dasus was pns forward
on trial. charged With attempting TO police 9TH.
Ger g berrange the IL Juas last In this city.
=. c BtREAn0e testified thai the mornipy Of the
18Th June lsst he heard the report OF pistol In the
vicinity Of Canal street aod Broadway. and 10 com
papy 18th some other officers went yards the
rc m whence the port ps,ed On arriving ~ the
pace there . riot bstseen several whom IN at
tnp'ed TO arrest ana sepsrAte among WON the
prisoner, who presented . pistol at bin. H- used
ming lspguag- sud sso tins oisol At
th- tsue tine On pressing on him. no tuea-d and
ran up broadway rwo persons took nod ot MIN st tn
corner If Howard str~-t. they had scnie ND
ssu~ the pistol went of he then j-rs-t I'D
ran up towards Broadway; IAN round this aut
uird to head him (prsoDer) CT near the corner OF
CTosby reet he tur ned round nd Lointe thu p.toi
towards witness aud snapped IL three tm-s. AMI slo
said sonnet thing believe IL Rss " You OF = b hi"
otrsrs followed and ssid TO witness " B-rrsng-.
rap >; then up tn the # Grand snt Contra
streets; Of the officers up aud aidsd in tns
arrest they took him 10 the Station House. and took
the pi-tol from him.
Officer CRAWFORD testified, that the pistol taken
from prisoner, and some of the barrels found
loaded other officers tried the bs.ioes him elf
Police officer JAMES DAVIS corroborst-d ths former
witree!es to the riot Ar, Of tina pistol I'd
The Gaze stands adjourned over to Fiday frsnoon
IL o'clock.
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with that Of our NEST prosperous years. More than
one haf Of the aggregate importation into the United
States was entered at this port.
CokMEEc ioRr y NEW YoRK-XALya IxPoRra
LUn or IxPoRrS

The value Of merchandise imported into this port In
1855 exceeded that for any previous year Any
since but the imitation Ia prices 1t that ns
for foreign ufsotures and produce Of every dscp
ton, s~elied the total value without ovsrloadins
the markets. During the year just closed. prices
ruled exceedingly low, and We have doubt
greater quantity OF foreign m-rcha odies Of al
biI de receive for tho than in any pre-,
vous year included in the above table. The rev,iu
tious In The political fnarcia aud commercial affair
Of Europe. created such arrangement la public AMI
private credits, that the most enormous sacrifices
were submitted to for the purpose Of realizing money
fer nsrcbsI disc. The manufactures Of France, b.
came 70 much deprecated In value by the revuison
and revolution, that large shipments Of specie
made hom This port for the purpose Of purchasing
them upon speculation, and very large proats
realized IN this market the sales Of these ,od-.
These ciIcu ms,srces have NO doubt, tended to In.
crease the importatons but it Is satisfaction
us to know that exporting staples have been sold
in foreign markets at prices beo~ rsmnnerat ing
points, have had the benefits OF cor esp ndnx
reduction in prices most Of our imports 1t vii,
be seen BY the above comparative table that the vsu
Of mprchandiss imported into this district in 1895,
1885, 1882 and 1s47 exceeded that Of the year just
cloyed
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INrELL,G.s,s ny ruE MANS.


WAsHIsGror, Jan. 8, 184o
Proceedings Of the Hsmss- The Prendeaf's Heus,e-
Ths fiction fAer.en- Mr. Grseisy $r.
The message Of the President in ju.tihcasiou of,.x
Ing duties In RIO Mexican ports, and Spending tss
money was laid before the Hou,s today and i'm p.a
stely Mr. Vinton, the cosrnsn VI th. COMMITTEES ~
Ways and Means, attacked Its argSuents NOT viI. n,
that It should rosta wof.a ~,to,ut o,o,.,s
from himself Mr.. Stanton made 10 xsuee-,,,, n.,.
In reply; and he wss folio ~sd bs Mr. Bot,, wso ..r
with the first named gentleman that ths Pr.s,a.n.
guiiy OF trsnscendipg powers, aud had comm;ts.I
. n"ersnt breach If good ben svior Vast 49, o.. !.
amount to We viii know when the select 90 nmttss
20 which the subject was referred shall have
report
3. sil be SEEN from the Cong ressiopal sumDa-v
thst Mr. Ore1l-y bas bee again amusing tn, n ,u.s
with hts innocent fire. crackers He and Long John'
he'd little coufsb. which was quite amusing. WHAT
will develop
lbe 4, mmiit,s on Territories have reported hin
Tor Organising The territorial Cover sp.nt of N-x
M.xc" pres I'd ny slavery. and oueof pff ,ha Aims
OF Texas to the territory reaching to Saura E.
Mr. DsDiei Gold Late chef CLERK e. he olerx OF the
mouse 81 Nrores- natives expired tins morniax He
Of Amos Kendall
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Police lss leiLtleuce.

"A Dishonest La,imsw - iho,ss Loo nssd 40 d Brown
two Of the chief prno'ps sds, Arrested yesterday
acaftnsp By The VI Hiram W nits. pioyvd By
VIncsnt. Beekssn ritus, afy soods msrsa~ots, No.
"a Liberty street, cosIse rf stealing from tnsir
stors bxIws% Of ,-y and s~pt- sst,
large lot II ory yoodr consruLs VI nuons csicovs
tLISsd bos.EJ, sst,yr, Nc Vaue1 ~ su ~ $5vv and
upwxrc UyOL bIs Ie o.esmr alarmed aud oou
feared guut iDtoi The ocsro wOerS ae bAi
disposso Il slsis. qusnuy suns when mad sti che
private tbereon lie objects i.o"v9r.d about
$i5U worth VI the stoi. Bovos s OF ~bsh we're ide u
tined 81 The coupisinAnis ~ tusm pf5p,ry tns sc-
ycused Lsk-u Duio.s Inc chi,i o Ponce, aud cou
United to prievn ertras Toe yrisoDsr hAs vile sBd
eeyeIss eLlasn dspendeat uVon Nina toe support, aud
has hsIe toiore borne - good cnsiacicr
CAavse VI Stste'ng - Ui'-r bAuni u The "a WArd
arrested lsst niRnt " tb- ~ James Onsy.
on y chsr8e of sss6oios Usutsu Burlington VITO
knife iLhsc.iLs revrts ~oU al, The .ouoaen rns
wound 10 consd.r.aa v.ry dangerous ON. therefore
he conveyed ~ once 20 the city bosp,ss, rns
prisoner inc the -ounued soufis anu
light to.,b. Al porter no.re pt % Sooivr nn,
~ No. "a Peck slip Ia waiob contest outIlpyton
ce,,.d the stso Juss'co MsGrsSB COMMITTED Oasy
prison 70 await tb- tssuis u too ioJ ired ,osa
arr Suspctes.LA pSAn nag ne,, Of The Sixth
police, ale. cd yesterday su.pio,on, t~o ~
s,ss sailed "a h<rtas Behi aui sam P,tser alas
smith, on suspicieD Of si,Dg various srsas. of
clothing valued AZ SOU fney were botn detained for
3 fui tnsr hearing
Lhaise OF Eabes .iement "A young raau by the
name vi Tncuss CcbB-iy forAiuriy in tue -np.oy Of
Mr. Noe, tailor, No AstDr House ~ss scrssssa yus.
ttrdAy ca o ut issue4 Dy Juasns nct am a
cLAise Ut en- he tun oi SOL Tn. property OF
hs employer by connecting bi'i VI t0@ AN nut ro
-Jaots sioBxids In Cs0sf rtrrrr, gu secOsnt OF Sr
NUe bat Instead OF pssios &c over ovuFsftvd tue
sAn's TO hs os, w,thoas tue pctnns.ion Of
hs employer rDe csss IL TO % torSn-r inys,sss'ed
lis stated in ID. Independence Deise that tbs Bel
CLAN Gov-rbneDt has otua cfnctsliy Informed tnss
the Great tO~tfs hsvr &C i-1ybn lx-u upon pAjs
where The conferences 20 reiatiss 60 the
Italian question srd also that tuose conferences,
Nh.b have been ia assicipttvh fNr svs TINE, -
BE- opened within svefy snort tims o. Brussvis.
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syahE KGiAb AfFAlKs.
MONEY MARKET.


Thursday, nm. 4-8 p. NJ.
The Stock Market opened III N this morning, .ad 60
vsrpmept .scur ties Imp sfractoo, with moderate
ssier. The fabces continue Isuch ister than anti
cp sted previous the Of tns year.
The cause Of this H. ublsss, the great advance
Tu~dsy the I'd insts Mt and the resotion has
great that speculation il for the moment che oked
Holders we're firm to-day AID BY no anxious to
te while the besss feel Confident Of turn in their
favor. lit wss not for the great sb,ndAocs of
n,y the effect VI the gold fever upon trade generally
and upon the minds Of speoasiors, and the probsb-
nty Of further sdvicss from Europe being favor
able for most important Interests, there would
foundation for the hopes Of the OPERATORS
but, IL 10, the bulls dscdsdiy In thu asoen.
dspcy. Govssnns stocks selling ss eight aud
nine per cent. premium; many OF tue fsnoiss have
sdvsncso ten tssIty and thirty per csat white Others
have rem aimed nearly stationary or have improved
only enc or per cent. This shove that, even in
the midst OF speculation. there considerable dis,r
nj alton made in the fspcies. The winter season u
usually uniavorsbls for Improvement Ia qaoss.ons
for .tocks, the transactions usually very limit
ed. The market might have been very quiet st the
pe,e Mt time, with the prospect relative
csl Afsrs had IL not been for the California
gold fever which burst upon 80 suddenly, aud with
,uch irresistible effect thH. ali efforts Of the
bears could not keep down prices for ssooks
At the drss board to-day Treasury notes advanced
"a yer cent; U. s. 6's, leoS, II Harlem u; Long Island
"a; Farmers Loan y, Neg Haven e, Ere R.,iroAd
new fell OIL "; all Others closed ~ prcss current yss
teioay.
Az the second board there small sales Of the
Leading ia ole IT Decline Harlem fell of Is per cent,
Canton Compauy u; Erie Railroad, new, y, Harlem,
pssf.rreo, improved y, and Rssiins Bonds H.
The New HAmp'hus hou-s Of Repressn tsuvss have
psss~d b,s chArtsrins the White Mouns4io, the Amo
nocsno, and ths Plymouth Bank; tho Essex Ext-o-
non, aud The Connections River Railroad psnrs,
and in svor Of the Por smouth aud Concord asiro@i
The value Of msrenaua,ss imported iaSo tnis psrs
daring the year usl closed oompsrss very fsvorHsy
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WAsH,Soroy, Jan. I, lsls.

the Opening Of 40 in Tia Federal Csiv
The day WAS pleasant overhead though wet on tbs
pavements, from the melting of the suos Tbs e,a.s
qusnes was the "far sex' did turn QUO - nums-
rou-ly rs they do on New Years Day, with . warm
sunshine and good walking.
The White House, however. from twelve to threes
was filled 20 the brin, with steady caresat SAT-, IN
The main door, and out an sojoniu, ~.nio~-,pso.d
"A passsge way for the throng TIE cabinet tn~ csres
dponssiqus, Congress, the State L-giaturs. the u.
dcisry, the priesthood, ths army tbs navy ciszsns
and strangers, were all amply represented The Pre-.
sidect his family received them Gil cordially and
wings democrats all their blessings xsd
in goOu faith
Nrs Po,k and her niec.s. did the donors of thu re
cepicn Of their visitors with that grscsful and sNY
eitgsIce, which. wherever it exists oosrm nik. ILs
d,1omst and the peasant the and tho ri ,uxa.
Mrs. sx President Madison, Mrs OK Predf.nt
Adams. Mrs Hamilton. the venerable wido~ OF &l.x,
skdtr Hamilton. Mrs General Maaomb Mr. 6uas..
nan, MIR Walker, ~. Macon, MIR Marcy, OF tn. o.o
net, Mr. Benton. Mr. Caihoun, Mr. ok aud q. ns,s OF
CoDsres; Mr. Dickens Secretary of the Sc nst.; the
srny and navy and many others officials sad private
Inc nding egg hogg apple toady, wioss, cold ssts
confectionery &c.
To morrow We begin the work the real work OF tss
close vigilance to The dsvelopemsnts Of the dsy.
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siO,sS2 9s9 81
DANIEL GRAHAM.
Register of the Troasurv

SPECIMEN FROM THE DEAD SEA --On the south.
ern coast oi the Dead Sea there Ia range OF ele-
vated country which Is known throughout the
giOn the Salt Mountain. On- side OF this
mouniSin Is washed by the waters of the sea- and
at this 20 mt the cliffs three or four hua-
ored feet high, and composed CHI fly of a species
OF rock salr. MIR. Passed MIdshipman Rlchmond
recent expedition to the Dead >e.,) mas placed
spe CINE at this formation in the library OF Goa
gress, with a correct drawing OF tn. cliff, and
tbose If our readers who feel an interest In such
matters will find the specimen well worthy of ex-
min
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~ EthaNl > haLl. NJ. Az SNoAD AY, SETw sen
~ Srnno and broome Monday Got
lend ~, continue every night turtle, fours
,eek OF the opening The o al and sell known n nISTY
~ STRELs (crEsniEed s42I rHE RSy TO xMONfZF
E0NO MELODIES. AND DESIGNATIONS GF raE PRE-.
SbNT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENrsRrAIN.
I'm rs whore CONCERTS in this city, for period Of
received With s1ch distinguished srousge
Of the ,sdies sentenan
York and vicinity that they win give srss Of their pspuar
thsractesno Dances, nc. Admission = ssna Doors opss
s7 q ncer will commerce ut O'clock Al Afternoon opcs
saturday commencing at o'clock. y rljrr
nseement and direction Of E. Cbry Or YEAKS DAY
A. -ie'i o"r Concert r"msercinr .. o'clock. r. NJ
4 cJLo, - gssis, Az
u ninces esta Attainment oIsn daily tx till sr
rom on till y. r. n. The hall Of exhibition IL dtsod az VII.
elegance aud theccecson Of living Beasts aud ras
he isrrsss and most perfect IN Ameros sr
'erios and Mont les Mr.. Brooks onA And T
ais admission ~ children aae haif prcs Sc
,op, cte.s 81. VAN AMRTRGU 60 Prspristoys
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PIiy.suRG, Jan 4th 1949.
F1our-The market geo The
ket Is steady but not active the demand Is counn-d
to small lots city assumption 'irala. Cue SALE
OF wheat are to nOderato eAtent. ~ 40 cents tor
prime wtite IN oher grains W. notice sales OF Rye
at ~ cents Barley 1T 40. and OAts 26 "a cents,
Grocer I he market IL changed ~ther regards
prices or deman fosscco--Sai-. Of Ken ucky, 20 \
moderate extent at frou. 3 TO ceute. rae wsstSer
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FNBE SIsP>ON 81 d AZ Ar Tnh JrEtA dpL ,,.-
Tie rector Of the tAa oera viii appear by the 70,
ntner te, tered the Of tho Opera house c.mpv. in
"a Il the mni now rn fr ~. eeass. Of N. widow a,d
nh,sWt 7ts bill performances viii DO published va or
be!.re Aondayrext
Benefit
when ,h ad awake tie 5mpathes AL in ay ~sy tntrssei
IN no irms te'ng doing tho il
ruch esertos ana express respect Tor the character
II him 70 vboe they tribute Reg 70 oier ch
of t~ Issn Opera Bousr ard OF
'mrnv 'or evening ALREADY otherwise appropriated
nops will tt ing
unsve at al Opera Hue I'D not theatre "a thus Tsrd Co
Ne Committee; Mr. Simpson IT
sre in witch Nsiban her hr-t hurc: where t,'i-n
oers frat heard IN aud under h rec
tor that " Ovea IT Cir deea and per-
formed for nearly two huncied nights
&C. - .,u - .r y :" me a'isr we m.
countr ard IL hss s~emsd TO nspprops that
One. W. fer 'r,uet & h.
the to I'M, Dramatic Nus o among
OF ring YOU hest for Of the Audabe
ter prise have ulder sken am, eniemen,
Very RESPECTFULLY y0ur o ,y sHpv. Inv
Asron PLACE OPERA HOUSE,. December lirh. lSiS
CoMs,rrrr ROOM AsroR House. Dec Nth ls4s.
DEAR FIR The smpson COMMITTEES desire to rurn heir
wanoss sok' ecgenents for tie ry liberal Her q your
Instant
ankus you phAtic Ally he krd and
iesv. d.ss THURSDAY llh la usry the
emped her Eft md With the 81 nigh regard
wssre dear sr very repeatedly our cSedsa gyAats
Or =. Norris
PRospES i. WETdoaE
DUNeAv {. psLt.
The box pan Is oren, end 70 y O'Clock snd
from 5tohP NJ the Opera aous IN ~ secured rckss
- ,si I'd Alsc of m Rail aId u Broadway
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BALrIMoHE, Jan 4, 1913.

The weather. the extraordinary weather-is still the
prominent topic Ct conversation though last week ID
was extraordinary ana Is sxrxsrd asily
cold We have net hal three such cold days suo-
csssvsy fer several years, aud Ice considerable
thickness has formed, the merchants in oomne.
dity praying for It's continuance until they ean
get . good supply housed for summer consum ptien.
Tie necessity for Ice here, especially among our uu.
beef aud pork pAckiog ~sLxbHh ms nts iuds.
pendent Of city consum ption. Is very great
banks have jutt made thsr "a nu 81 ststsmen ta
which ioot up, ~ usual with bank Statements t. .
fraction. The sggrexxls returns II ali the uks Of
tie city exhibit ooupsred with last year dsorssss
In the Discounts OF $50 VI 200 a45,
In syOsits OF 500 VII sp.o,e. 500 g9j rae
reduct'en in specie d. posts aud a. nay ID
bs pre-nmsd, shave been cause, by ths is.us Il
Treasury Dses, and the large investments Is Ia
them by citizens and ths dpcrssss "A diss ou uts
thus became necssssry
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The Weather.

The Tallahassss (Fiorids) Se,tnei OF the 28th ult
ssyet L. little ont CT the usual order for
the tn rmometer to range among the s-veuti.s, for
weeks toeet her in December but such has beeo the
Gaze for month part until this morsiDg. when for
the fret time. the atmosphere has spice OF o1us-
In the meantime. vegetation has been puxslsd. and
II II has been guilty OF very Ola
The mulberry trees, VIE ,tc-, putting out boldly;
garden vegetables of all sorts honrshiug like u
green bay tree and told by gen rmsn Of high
r~rptctsbry that he found ripe trawberr.s in tao
wood, about outskirts Of the town, little more
tbsn week since
The weather In Philadelphia, on Tuesday very
cold; the thu rmometer stood at six degrees At the
srp~ time in Boston, the Thermometer stood ct six
degrees below
The Misrissippi river,at Dubuque closed on the
18th ult SO that teams we're crossing
heavy snow storm visited Milwaukie. Wis., on the
23d ult, The snow was eighteen inches dep
The mails due at Boston on Tuesday night had not
rived In consequence Of the snow, st noon Wed
.esdxy The trains which carry the mails in New
trelAnd have all failed during ths iast few days.
There was heavy fall Of snow at Chicago ON the
23d ult.
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NJ UpsON RIVE RAILROAn-NOrICE Fos Pro 20 AS

IL UpsON RIvBR kAILkOA O-NOTICE FoS PRO SOs AIS
sealed vpcss VIII b. received by the ir The Mad
liver Railroad Company, oce ~ Wall street. snu
the e d'y Of Januss Lrst fs grating ard wa,
done Secot S5 s'fsh Of tha rhs
ie ple by the frat II June lSS ting tie
pls, spci6ca 10 ststwi ~ tubea oee OF To.
paBy " twenty per ts,y
vih retained hs the COMPANY wn tho couas enpeed
for performance No transfer o Gill 10
tiled The patty contracting oil b. requrst TO
ke the dr sti aud tor tbs e.psrs
d ne laying ~ rail track. laid for the u zd work
81 fair valuation to he d-,ermneu IL suao manner
ssthe chief Of ssia snpany d~iaa Ths fall
o. al persons that paroles s.y prop srisa
70 10 ~nstsn he 'sns. Centres 70 BE- snsred
into Immediately after the epta~~e ~ proposition The
themselves the accept rjst pr,pas
inst IL cnr msy ocrrder ue In the
Ofhcs a the udeon saixe1d Cemp~ay
ksv Yea. 18Th Dee. 6Sa JOAN JBk VIA chez 8sGassl
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No CURE NO cBAEoE--Ds. ~ krhY % IS 1sva.p
~ street. consulted all prvss az
Rssnt Of gsaoAna he dsyr
Csnsxtstcsal debility snt impesscy sncseUny sassd n
- O@os - 0caA sssosk opsa hoa "a. n. ~ P.Au
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The a.r.id Almanac for 1870.

To supply the wants OF the public for a good and
cbesp political aud statistical almanac dvssted Of tn.
nopte nse md balderdash which accompany the alma
annually issued from publication Offices de voted
to the service Of party, have compiled great
and offer to the public for the low prio.
cents each, the lEsALD ALMANAC, for the yssr 1912
This publication, which is designed an annual
publication from the HERALD office. will BIZ found
contain vast body Of political and other ofsrm alton
for The OF politicians snd criz1ns Of the United
SCstes generally. IL Is printed In u pamp 1i.t
~ psges octave and bssidss tb~ aisud.r aud
the ususl nomcs inform stioo calculated for tne
principal m~rid,sps of the United States contains fun
returns from al the States OF the Presdsut al
Sl~c lion, arranged by mites population tsol.s;
swt.m~bts of trade rhs Ns~ YORK canals; extracts
from United States public dooume ats, viz. the rrsa-
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yesr Of 1S48
W. can confidently commend this Almauao to our
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Singing Mt Sight, txc.-Am Improved Plan
Of 1e.hn. this ar .us $50 tho rrnsry Eun nts Of xas
s &C. e. s S aU lSs p New o. for I'd Is ID Gsa
r"adwty BY T. ane tue Translator Of "edsrs rhsosy
The Library Of 'he packet ship Apollo. I'M
te deo fr the voyage ,u,
and to he distributed or ,ned INTO lbry in af ros
fvrvsn t,be 20 Bibles 81 res
Frm tie Hes York ps ,eety-2, stolss rs sosmsnts
irm ITO American eibs society Is s'h'es From Sob
70 conn valuable ard inter stiux p,oto a
# gious rica works frcn
ausioent ~ Fifth ws-d Isis hopd h~ratg
viii tt earned o,t hy her, in their
itt delay rs sibe. bon we'd the oi,s
Alderman A. b. Schulz. eortet OF Gu ard West ssr.a
California GoOus Selling or below Cost
Tie pretor " Brold
Will retire from busres 10 teoruxry nx aad is xtns
srek every article
t1liforr,a LII such an9rt., Water Bos
Mining Boos Mining Bags. Coats Pouches &c. sold
b. Low cost close the
Perpetual Gloss Rubber OvershOes--(sOud-
.I,I, ~
o. h.reuf TN perfect
$50 ufActured expressly It's retail
ard Of tho latest French styles sold
Wee
FRINGE Louis NapOleon has Risen to be
the riesdsDt q France by acarsl rpu
but Bill. thc Inmt nile Cutter Shs
Is Nassau street, has risea stands
earned auies I9sib ODs uent for lie baty, abovs
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Treasury Notes outstanding January I, 1910.
TkEAsukv DEPAHrMENr,
Registers Offce aary z, I849.
Amount outstand ding Of the issues prior
to 22d July, lb46, % per records Of This
Amount outstanding Of the issse of I'D
July, l8&s. per records Of this office. 22970O 90
Amount outsts noipg Of the issue OF 18th
January, lS47, as per records OF this
Office. acknowledgements. 10 156, $50 90
10 s4s, 439 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of
the sccoo ming officers 81 which no..
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$40, $50 $50 81
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The Report OF sLe Sholer.. In Cincinnati.
CiNciSSArI, Jan 3-vP NJ.
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been mosty confined TO strangers landed here by the
setesnbosts. The reports II the preva OF tho
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