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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 81, 1885,


M s. MELLOR, AUCTIoNEER SECOND HAND
household furni.urs-Tsesday, September 2 Al lolz
Aston House consisting OF the entire household effects of
family reinquishing housekeeping. 3ply ingram and
sers and pillows csocker china iron and mahogany bed
steads lamps and earthenware; chairs
covered in daInask curtains window shades plated
stair rods stair carpet engrayings husk
stoves kitchen furniture The whole for positive
the attention Of dealers.
WASHINGTON HOUSE AND GARDENS, HoBOKEN
w at auction well known public house and garden.
situate In one OF the greatest the city will be
sold public auction the premises the LIST day Of Sep
tember next at O'Clock r. M The business has been
Wen known for the last twenty favore resort for
thousands being within two minutes walk Of the ferry,
the direct road leading TO the Eysan Fields The premises
consist Of nearly three lots Of ground two houses sabng
money may remain on mortgage For further particulars in
street Jersey City the premises Sale positive without
regard to weather.
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! 3. METfoR AUCTfoNEER. -RosFwOop PIANO.

NJ s. MhliOR AUCFlONEbR.ROsEWooD PIANO
choice oil paintings engravngs &C auction on Tuesday
Al ini, O'Clock IT salcsroom 70 aud rs PARK low "a soh
rsewrod panofDrtee fully warranted superior lone AMI
nulsh made by Indensn Fisher Mckee Nunns other
makers Also richly frame French plate
pier and anei mirrors ~ The latest designs
and enQravinRs Now on exhibition.
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o,YTvEsTYR sToYER. AUCrroSEER.--gY r q

SlINESIhR SLOWER. AItf1ONEER.--Bf r. g.
> Neutrality-suspicious. sept. I, al 1875 O'Clock Al sales
10 Nassau street extensive sale of superior city
made furniture rosewood piano orie French plate
paintings glass china and silver plated ware
table cutlery &c Courtsng in " solid
81 paror fDrnlure NJ rich and fashionable coverng
richly carved rosewood ctegrres with plate doors
wrench do do bookcases marble top
and tables custom made dining tables
mshC gsny aud walnut dining chairs sofas icte
aiees lounges, Turkish easy and arm chairs rockefs
sprR seat paror chairs roewood mahoeany oak snd wal
nut bed-eals marble top bureaus, washsl anis
modes ward obes spendi assortment II enameled
with aud without marble tops, part Of which
and elegant style hair mattresses feather bel bedding
and rush seat chairs Also large invoice of French
plate mirrors oil paintings. rich Gilt francs an in
voice 81 French china ai cut glass aud silver ware,
table cutlery &C. Pianpor,csAt O'Clock. rnSrwo a Z
pianoftes With Ia every respect superior Ia
urumenis Catalogues on morning % sale
THE SALOON. 40. sS BRoADwAY-yEARLy oP.
poete the Broadway theatre. all furnished will and
a. auction the premises saturday sept 81 II MT previous
ly sold Al private sae portion Of the money down the
DAY e sale balance IN monthly The premises
be seen any nior nation given, a. aJi1s Broadway.
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CFGARs-ovER A MIL1fOy, AT LKSs THAN MAI
- bet rates to cash purchasers kso p boxes Of suos
for family soap fifteen per cent less usaa manufacturer
price Cash advances made se9nrsM Hsvana domese
gerrnaa rnanufartnre q. CHEEKS II Rraesvsg
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J 5. NK1IoR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1N

w forms friends and the public devoes particu
attention 70 he sale q horses bugRis carriages &c In
connection with his regular business lie believes loce
ION uneouaed of the sale ~ Tits description OF property
also fancy goods every description lie bers 10 state thst
he hes M connection whatever firm. his only
place business bena At - and IS Park opposite the
Assow
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AGE. MISREPRESENTATION

GILBERT 5. SAVAGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI sale OF groceries which advances have been made
BAGLEN SAVAGE viii sell nj their shesroom, 50 Cedar
street Wednesday September commencing al lOlz
NJ. white light brown aud brown, wines brandy
casks and cemohns. and black coffee
rssns, soap 300 various brands Liberal
cash advances inside consgnmens Of merchandise OF
49, ir,tnr i1ra tictlnn saloa
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IoHN REnp1NG. ArcT1oNEER. -pIrMRING e

81 Enlistment auction by order of the proprietor On
Wednesday September at 10 o'clock the entire
l02 broadway. being The usual stock plumbing
tabishmeni sale without reserve. the quitting the
business. N B-The store 90 let.
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-
a, = no -CoAr.rOAf coal FOR STOVES RANGES
SO W.. CRATES furnaces coal warranted tbe best
~ ,stfe ash. Please give 4 beginner n call R-Or.
ders prorpty attended 70 NJ The above raice mo-
81 west washington place NJ II. HUwsLL
(yOAf1 GOALS PER TON NOW BisCIiARGfNg.--
Rest quality red ash stove and coal dry In
order 4, the low price OF ~ per ton r. n LAwRENUF 81
and IS Baysra street between Bowery and Nee.
uu1 sHfPv OwwE1s-COAL-THE CHrRrQUf ~.
prDv-rnent Company src prepared receive pro-
poss or the purchase coal IN quantity depo4
IN Chsfiau Lagoon. The coa vii be Consistently
hard snd vii be sold At several dollars per
be delivered for At Jamaica Aspinwan De
Ncsrapa The quality Of the Goa . superior
That " the best Liverpool sad the depot ,epuis
the csrbbssn Sea from san Juan Aspinws1L
The harsor Of Bccs Del Tore Of the finest the wcrs
sai easily accessible for vessels Of the drcug
Minute charts ~ ns harbor made by order ~ The English
Admiralty be examined the compsnys once where
Also be Of the The s~Nvss ~
Prof CNiisor b. order n the Road Of Dtrectcra
W" ~"qartI ruSTFA r~essute-
nmca or'he cNirlru Improve nent Cen an Ia Il Nyl
xeet New York, Ang. 70, 1850.
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AFATRrMoNy.-A YOJNC ADV. - YEARS or az
mi left orphan ago and has cen pre
vented by her guardian from ing with the opposite sex
DESTROYS OF corresponding Nuh Young of character
and business, with matrlmony lie mns
be al good address and cheerful on and u serious IN
srnthrs The writer viii possession Of
ble property, and VII be willing 81 ire Il with her future
partner Address Misc A. W - Hrtiway Post thee Cor
ihree days.
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HOTEL AT AUCTION A. VI. CRTsrALAR, AUG.
III tcneer win sell Tutsday Sept 2 at 0l9 O'Clock
eute furniture and OF Strauss Hotel No "a Ludlow
consisting 81 bar well stocked with liquors and segars
counters decaners glasses and xngs billiard table nearly
and good order balls and cues, oil paintings
locking glasses chairs tables stoves dining table Parlor and
upper floors aiming rosewood suit In plush carpets
mirror acte sofa hair and spring mattresses feather
beds pillows and holsters wahsands and crockery, bed
To- kfrhan Az Ac
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A GENTLEMAN. AGED y. OF PRACTICAL BrsT.
n habits reputation unsullied well established pos
sessed Ct moderate income mainly the result Of he ef
and close attention 70 business merchant
prospects Of rather comely appearance amah
in disposition with limited The iaIes
York desires the acquaintance adv ffyr highly
honorable purposes contemplating ma,rlmouyl Of even
harmonious and happy temperament well educated hover
a. music theory and practice sentiment ami com
mon accomplished and equal positions in scie
elevated Or honorable; neither too young old with
fair share o. what termed beauty heart capable
az love and devotion, &c. &C. Address for days with
real and residence, Mortimer Herald Office, AMI
with full conadente An interview will be desired which III
required. the communication viii be returned.
OWE TEsTS.-T WILL UPON THE RECEIPT OF
IL rs cents, send % any person full define heif
by their handwriting. Address sufficient
with return postage Nile Emile yiel,e broadway Post of
tee New York
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The receipts d. not increase as WA hoped. The
three lines foot up as follows, as compared with the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY MARK K r.

SAT RDAy, Aug. 30-6 p. N.
The stock market was decidedly blue to-day. The
tendency was downward from the opening to the
close. At the first board Cumberland Coal declined
per cent; Wars Coal Company, D; Illinois Central
bonds, 4; Illinois Central rights Il Erie, Il Reading,
4; Michigan Southern, I; New York Central, Il;
Cleveland and Toledo, u Chicago and Rock Island,
1. Milwaukee and La Crosse Railroad advanced I
per cent; Indiana State SIS, !. The transactions in
Erie, Central, Reading, and Cleveland and Toledo
were quite large The shorts do much more than
the bulls in sustaining prices for the moment.
Within the past two or three days several thousand
shares Of the leading railroad sto ks have been sold
to the shorts privately, at prices considerably under
those current at the time. The effect of this will
Don DO visible The sales referred to were Of Read
ing, Erie and Central generally at about one
per cent under the market prices This stock will
soon 90 contracts under sellers option which
are about maturing and fall into weak hands who
will be compelled TO realize. We do not see any
thing 10 prevent steady decline in the stock mar
ket There no buyers, and the street is loaded
down with stocks. Under tight money market it
will be more and more difficult to hold, and when
compelled to sell it will be as difficult to find buy
ers. After the board the market was heavy. There
were plenty of sellers and great scarcity Of buy
eIs. There was no second board this afternoon.
The steamship Baltic. from this port for Liverpool
today, carried out 1908 900 in specie.
IN
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QR9 BROADWAY. UNION sQUARE-A FURNISHED
QUO house 10 rent to private family a party Of
gentlemen. Inquire at 500 Broadway.
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BOARDING "A GENTLEMAN AND WIZ r. OR SMALL
ID rtny ~ adults may dnt rooi board mi pleasant IN
rnial Ia priv sie fsmuY. terms
Nscd,u street 81 Clements lace between sleeok1
er 1 tiotsut streets,
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American Bible Society.

The stated meeting Of the managers Was held at the
Bible House, Aston place, on the 4h inst, at hapAst
four NJ Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair, assisted by
VIM b. Crosby and Francis Hall, Esqrs.
Two auxiliares recognized one in South Ca
roliDa and one in Texas.
Communications were received, giving an account OF
Bible distribution in the mountain regions of Kentucky
and Tennessee from the surgeon Of United States ship
with CRAFTY Ing statements TO the circulation OF the
Bible among Sailors native and foreign, In the United
Safes rvice; from Colonel Wheeler and others, in
In Nicaragua, and from Mrs. Wheeler In regard to
her affairs; Rev. John Edwards, missionary among
the Choctaws, ackro wledgng the receipt Of New
Testaments In Chocssw, recently sent TO MIN,
and stating that he has commenced trRnslating
the Palms; from Rev. Cyrus Bsnyton, OF the
same mission, making inquiry as 70 the best
mode Of translapg the Scriptures Into the Indian Ian
guages from Rev. David Trumbull Of Valparaiso. re-
commencing the employ ment of coporteur In Chill;
from Rev J. 9. Oncken, Hamburg, sckno ~iedgng the
appropriation from this Board, aud In regard to printing
the scriptures in Germany from Rev. s. B. Bergne OF
the British and Foreign Bible Society," In regard to the
Bible work in South America showing encouraging pros
ble resting letter from Mr. RICHTER at CONSTANT
pople and letter from Rev J. II. Mcneil, IN regard 70
his labors at the South, where he travelling.
Grents were made Of books to the American sunday
School Union to tho Presbyterian Board OF Publication,
70 the Port Society OF New York for distribution IN Dem
erara Nicaragua Southern California and Kansas to the
American Colonization Society, 70 supply emgrants to
Liberia; with various 0thess Ia English Spanish and Ger
and " volumes for the blind
determined TO publish NJ the Bible House, the
Arm man Bible, and the Welsh Bible and Testament the
latter be wing heretofore been imported.
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lions has become more effective from the date OF
iArgod enterprsns policy For instance, the Board
ofDomestio Missions 10 have sprung into new
life time OF s in lSa8 when the
Corresponding Secretary appointed to this sta
ton, which he has filled so successfully. We augur
similar prosperity for the Board OF Education from the
beginning OF It's new
Our Parochal Schools and Board OF Publication were
not projected 1846 In two years time they have
obtained firm fooihold aud promise most extensive
usefulness. Both our Foreign and Domestic Missions
have grown into importance which denands lar great
generosity from the people, who now allow their
treasures to be empty and compel the reduction OF
prop OF faithful aborers and fcebe churches
But must forbear The above table shows very
plainly that the Dutch church Ia mol standing still Her
rate OF progress quite rapid In proportion 70
her that of the Old School Presbyterian church.
with all its superior advantages shows not only what
she has DONE but what she may and should become by
simply doing her proper work II suggests pslpabie de-
hcencies and atrong and calls for new
gratitude humility and zeal In the service OF God. In
one sentence Its language this: S peak unto the chill
dren, that they 90 forward.u
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CITY Intelligence.

FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET Bet xeen two and three
o'clock yesterday morning fire discovered in
the cellar Of building No All Washington street, occu
pied by Smith Dalton mahogany dealers. The hremen
spread into he upper part Of the bull ling Smith Dalton
estimate their loss al between S. 600 and 80 000 They
have 500 insurance in the following Insurance. cops
nes:-Relef 81 800; Metro potan, ~ ,oOo Hope Ooo
aud the Pscihc So 600. The tire il supposed nave
been the work OF IN incendiary.
FIRE IN RABNEAU's BATH HousE.-shortly after the
fremen bad extinguished the fire second alarm
WAS given for the Third DISTRICT which originated from
fire being discovered Raoneau's bath house. foot Of
Desbroeses street The lire was soon exunguished.
Damage but tYiaing.
LANCET ExcuRsoNs.-The following named companies
lately passed the HERALD Office
George Morton City Inspector Guards, Capt. Joseph
Kenney, paraded % muskets and shot for II splendid
prizes at Strykers Bay Th!s company named after
tho City Inspector and he has TO be proud OF
fine and well drilled corps.
Mllett Guard, Henry s. Bennett Captain accompanied
by the Washington brass band, celebrated their third
annual target excursion on Monday, Dec. 1. The COM
pany parsded ID muskets and shot for ten beautiful
prizes. The company home clear OF debt small
as their numbers were Adjourned 10 meet on Washing
tons birthday.
Thirteenth Ward Independent Muske,eers Captain
Grill, paraded forty musket and shot for twenty
seven prizes ct Weohawken
The John Barry husketeers, comprising number OF
the young boods OF the Fourth ward Numbering thirty
muskcts paraded on Tuesday accompanied by sne,ons
band, and shot for twenty valuable prizes at the River
House, Harlem. Captain John Bower.
Charles Taylor Guards. Captain 0Conner, paraded
twenty i've mlskcts and shot for sixteen prses ct Ha
million Park.
Social Muskeieers Captain Kedney, parsded thriytwo
muskcts, and shot for twenty prizes at Hoboken.
Frat Ward Nusketeers, Captain John Enrght paraded
one hundred muskes, and shot for liytwo prizes at
strykers Bay.
Rice 4 Neat Guard, Captain James Gordon, paraded
twenty i've muskels and fhot for eighteen prizes Ho
boken.
Cowen Guards Captain Keegsn, paraded afty muskets
and shot for thirty two prizes at the Five Mile House.
wipcen Guards Captain Reilly, composed OF . number
Of young lads paraded fifteen muskets and shot Tor
teen valuable prizes at the Five Mic House.
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nuRAsD-SNI,H On Thursday, Dec. 4, by the Rev. j.
z. Nichols, Mr. JOHN s. DuRANp TO Mas Many J. SnIvB
daughter OF Albert Smith, Esq all OF this city.
Washington papers please cory.
DE- ARAUJo-EsBh wBy. -Un Wednesday, Deo. 8, by The
Rev Dr.. Haght iGsACo Josr DE- ARAUJo, OF Isbon Por
tugal, 10 AMANDA Ess only daughter OF Charles Esen
wein Fsq., Of tbs city.
Antoine Verfen, z. r. L. HARpEEBERGH HElREiTA s.
CARNEs, all OF this city.
AoIDIS-LyoS - On Wednesday, Dec. 8, at the resi-
deDce Of Der brother, No. lss West Feenth street, by
Rev. jonathan Crane CHARLxs HOLDEN SARAH JAM
LYON, daughter Of Vim Lyon.
fAuEKR--G ooDwN.-On Friday, Dec g. by the Few.
Ralph Hoyt OF Fort Lee, j., Dr. JAMES LAnhBR, Of
Philadelphia Jefferson county, New York, to SosAs +.
GooDwS second daughter OF Courier Good win, ESQ Of
this city
HARvEr-CRAlG On Friday, Dec s, by the Rev Vim.
s. Karr, Mr. NATHANIEL HARVEY TO Miss ELIZA CRAG.
glasgow papers please copy.
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The New Orleans Com mretal Of the I'D ulf contains
The following relation 10 the high price of moasscs

The New Orleans Com merctal Of the I'D ult contains
the following in relation 10 the high price Of molasses:
With the exception Of sugar and molasses our market
10 well supplied with every article commanding tho very
highest prices In fact exorbtans when compared with
fol years Last year. this time, moasses was sell
mg At % to 20 cents per gallon now II commands SO to
81 cents In 1856 sold at 10 TO Is cents Sugar last
year to % cents; the same quality com msnds
va TO l0k cents There will undoubtedly DO heavy i'm
por,atons OF foreign sugars. The shipments from Cal
from the lat OF May the 8is OF August 1860 four
months werc eight thousand seven hundred and one
bags against twelve hundred and ninety four bags
time In 1858. The high prices throughout the country
with short production In this STATE, will encourage ship
ments from every part OF the world where article
OF production There will be more dirt and sand con
sumed in The United States thsa In aoy previous year
since sugar has been regarded one OF the necessares OF
lie, though In olden time mercy deemed luxury.
The has been Ia most OF the sugar regions Of this
State for the past two months favorable could be
desired fer the maturing and rpenng the cane, and
tie estimate OF 100 O00 lac eco hhds have many adhe
rents This reduced crop will have wha, OF telling
effect the many boats coasters gmlet rangers brokers
and others who have for many years been engaged
way another in the arice. The shipments 10 North
ern ports will be little none.
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end very sick but carrot tel what the MISTER h.
they bleed the Psn and hy that means profess - ascertain
whore the n WHY not practice
purgaton psesd y Is very dnien e. recover RON the
CAc,e OF lose of blood hnt un the eject 81 four six
RfNDRETHS pills you derive renewed hfe and heath
VI Brapdrrh pills have benefited Eve bu3Jre1 AMI
injured bone, then I'VE huNdred ~ one they VIII produce
good results IN yonr ease reader So instead Of erporatve
bleeding ihai medicine which not only explores and
searches lumo Of body but finds out and
removes he disease Sold At ~ cents per box a. 81 Canal
street, - powerv ard si Hudson street. hy Mrs Hayes LIS
Fulton street BROOKLYN t~here The life Addition Pills may be
had and BIZ me0icine dealers generally
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o.
Flour-Tbe private sdviccs b. tho Arabia were con.
,ldeYed more favorable for breadstus aud especially
for wheat than the ielegrsphic reports. The sales
III -four were TO the extent OF coo 900 bbls closing
ssies a. 10000 4eoeO bushes, including common %
choice Canada white nj 81 s. 81 n Indiana wtster
red 81 90; western white ~ %; Chcsgo club, 81 40
and saes small large portion Of the stock IA held on
spccuation ard the stray lots Offering sold al 70s 72c
Tor Western Mixed from store and delivered and yellow
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kfn eompic1ion be acquire b. .sing the balm 81
thousand N.Ners Reware of cousterfeis The inmeuse
success OF tie balm has brought hose Of cauntrfets
ard importers Re sure each bose y signed FErRlDGE
go, frAnkn square, N. Y. For sale BY all druggiss
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who subject to headache gsdnes drowsinesa and
ng IN Tn esrs arising from too great low Of blood r. the
head shog rcver be without them highly danger
symptoms Will be removed be their Immediate Of
Zee 81 Cana street. % cents per box
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sRepor, Of 1856.


The number OF churches 10 the shove table (3sIl IL
gwen The authority Of the last annual report the
Board OF Domestic Missions. Toe amount raised for
Foreign Missions 10 1915, was much larger than usual
hence the apparent lack OF interest in THIS cause.
Among the striking facts developed by sns table
the following
A. the pregcnt rate OF increase the Reformed Dutch
Church would double itself less than twenty ave years
The number Of students OF theology IL but little greater
than ten years ago. Last year The number was
precisely the Yei there has been increase Of
10 churches WITHIN this period. Az ofse, to this
however, VIC sec the somewhat encouraging fact that
III are twenty more bepedcares upon the educaton.
funds preparing for the ministry. The prospect OF a
supply from the College IL also much more cheeriag.
The working power OF the Church through her various
Boards has been largely advanced; aud closer scru
Tiny Of Their hie0rg VIII show that each Of these instsu
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vases Par an siaary silver plated ware chaneers sss-
ware, &c Ac, selling Oh a. cost, ~ W v. HAUGHWDUIS =,
t6 asd he Broadway The stock must be cleared OF
expense ~ removal u se The price Of
svefy article marked ga plain figures early call will
choice fgains.
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nECEMBER.

DEcESMaGsssRR5; comes hi. rudy nose
Deep buried in the brinIning tagon
Despite his age-despite b SHOWS,
A l0vi 81, good old month 10 brag on
For, the dying year departs,
Overwhelmed with wintry EquinoXes,
December, desr 70 English hearts
Brings Christmas fare and Christmas boxes,
Oh friends the year that has stretched
Upon the bed that knows morrow,
To all who read these pes hath fetched
A share Of loy-a share OF sorrow
Improve its essGrs:-re aud fix
The teachings OF the gone by you
And strength from Fifty SIX
To meet the woes that vet may try you
And oh forget Motif you'd SHIN
Pills pOtions, coughs and inward loathlnP,
The lesson they read who
That health depends proper clathng,
And swear by all your hopes OF heaven,
That as the pole star guides poor sailors
Through al the sorns Of Fiity Seven
Tie BROTHERS SMITH shall be tailors'
SMITH BROTHERS., One Price Wholesale Sad Retail
Clothing Warerooms NOS IL and 40 Fulton Stree, New
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Received Mt Green's Furnishing Store, No. 1,
Astor House of ties crayas scars and gentle
mems underw ear, per last steamer.
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During the time mentioned the old banks have In
creased their stock about $780, oo0 making the total In
OF the banking capital in little more than four
months In round numbers, 81 100000 The amount OF
circulation actually issued by the Comptroller since the
st Of July last is $4s6 49, and wilt closely approximate
500 coo by the lst of January next The securities held
by the Comptroller for the redemption of the circulation
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Chilren's Fur Sets "A Beautiful Holiday
gin, at FORD SCOTS, 80 Broadway