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Jersey City News.

Fiction JEESlY eIr.--rhe charter election for city
and ward ofi,ers in Jersey City took place yesterday
and with few exceptions, passed OF In quiet manner
Up 10 IL ocockast night, only about half Of the votes
had been canvasscd The result the First and Second
wards could not be known before or o'clock tai,
morning. and in the Third and Fourth wards the result
will probably be arrived At time 10 day. Al IL
o'cook last night Dudley Gregory aheat OF JOHN
Van vorst Cor MayorARy In the First ward, s2 second
ward, 80, Third ward, "a; Fourth ward, ~.
In the afternoont dsu bance occurred in the grocery
OF Mr. MyGs corner OF Green and Sussex sireets inc
police nsrfered, when the mob turned upon them and
Ugh, occurred Tue odccrs finally succedei IA ar
resting three men, named John, James and Patrick PAL
len Several other persons arrested al tho Secon
and Fourth ward polls for dsordery conduct and inter
ing with the officers.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

There no later news from China, bu, have the de-
halls OF the previous advices.
The United states steam frgse Mississippi at shang
bae on the 7th Of February and the Minnesota was in
Carton river.
The Overhead Friend Of cino OF The 18th Of February
says
see, ,ssT Trceencss IN eonuSson wh he United
ssas q s tom SoSe A 10
Which ne moan esn s q s an
70 obtaining stshsnghae will be the fern adopted
Martial law had been proclaimed a, Canton. The Hong
Kong correspondent Of London TINES says that hopes
we're entertained Of speedy settlement o. Affairs,
papers having been found which indicated that tue Enpo
ror by no means sverse 70 an amcaole adjustment
Canton Teb 25) correspondence Of london Times.
In former letter suggested the possibility that the
csrly spring might ali the great civilized powers in CO.
operation This has happened England, France, America
and Russia are now In cordial accord.
Ten days ago the American and Russian embassies were
settled at Nacss, doing potli ing.
Soon after the intention Of raising the blockade was
announced, IL became known that Mr. Reed had made
perpetrators for departure northwards, and was sug-
gested that his object was 70 be out OF the v while
poiss OF difficulty arose, and n allow them IN frucny
during his absence. Again, htle while and they who
curious In watching symptoms noted that the Hon.
=. Bruce, Secretary 10 the Embassy, was absent. IL
not dcult 10 learn that he and the French Secretary
to the Embassy proceeded in gunboet 10 Macao hsd an
interview with Count putiaiin, then, finding that Mr.
Reed lad c and was already so Tar his way az Hong
Kong started for Hong Kong and after seeing the Amer
Minister returned " lord Elgn q, Canton Following
up this chain Of public incidcnts-which were KNOWN
or might have been known, 10 every man in the
feet--we that alter this interview Mr.. Reed
Immediately returned TO Macao and set his house in
Urder gave up all thoughts Of his Immediate our
ney northwads, sent the Minnesota up the river
far she could safely go and went on 70 Canton in
hiresi) and visited Lord E1ein board the Furious
About tbe sane time special courier arrived from Count
Puta,n and great activity was observable In the Russian
Embassy.
have great reason 10 beeye that the overures made
by lord ien and Baron Gros were at once frankly and
cordially accepted by the representatives bon OF America
and Russia and that every act yet done by the bege
rent allies Is now adopted and approved by the two him
erto neutral powers believe has oeen agreed between
Tho four Powers tia, they shall proceed in the nrst In
stance 10 shanehae and there Rpossbie make one gene
raj treaty If the Court Of Pekn should re nam unin
pr .ssed by the unJn Of the four fret class Posers
or The world RENT agreements are CON ug out
Rnssia will nc, be long represented by single
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION In NICARAGUA.
General Jcrex In Arms Against the Govern
ment-The Transit Question. Ss.,., Sc.

General JeTex In Arms Against the Govern
ment-The Transit Que tion. tsr., Sc.
BY way Of San Jose, Costa Rcs, have received in
tcligence from Nicaragua 70 the Goth Of March.
A fresh nsurrectonary movement had occurred in tha
republic, which said be headed by General Jc-ez.
II seems 10 be only another outbreak OF the old eud be-
the arRtocrats and dcmosrats-or, more truly the
rs and % outs-for principles in Nicaragua are ell
sham patriotism being grand loquensly expressed whlo
the hand clutching the public treasury.
This news quite unexpected at San Jose, az the
Nearaguans seemed disposed 10 unite rather against
Costa Rca than - fall out among themselves. week
two previously the San Carlos, which there
remain Costa Rcan guard, seized by the Ni;ara
gusps who drove of the Costa Rans possession OF
ing the latest accounts sunk her In the lake. Whether
the Leoncse will succeed their attempts TO oYerrn the
government OF hanagua is doubtful; but this sudden in
surrecop only shows OF what combusbie materials the
people composed and hoE incapable they of sci
government.
The Vanderbilt squsbble apparently for the possession
Of the Ncaraguan transit remains nearer It's te.mina
ton than II did months ago Webster has procured
kind Of contract from the Costa Rican government in
which Is stipulated thu, when Vanderbilt pays $4,000
the government will consent TO sell the Since
then the only steamer which Costa RIA had any
seized by the Nicarseuans and subsequently sunk Mr.
Allen had gore back, while Webster was in Nicaragua
trying the effects of his diplomacy on Mart nee.
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Court CaIensssv-rhss Dsv.

srruss CovRr-Spccai Term.-Nos. 10, Tia 70 i22, 2,
10, Is, 4s, 40, Al, 10, n, "a, Ito.
erFRsxs CocnfCircuit 10s, asa l3s, ABA, All,
44o i9s al 442, sas 49, 5000, 4lo, a. AS, $50, u.s.
$3.50, AIS, s0s.
surrnos corxr-Nos s73, ISL, $40, 2ia, asa &c., sIi
27s s 1928 1929 $780, 1872 le7 2o7 2As $50 3s. 3sS,
$50, 367, 3ss, 39l 392
UNrsD SrlrEs Dsrscr CorRs Nos. 100, 102, 100, rs,
ss 49, s. g. 6s, %, 81, 81, 90 "a a. &c. 81 49, SO, 81,
%, 90, a.
cossoS prxIs Part lst-Nos ieI o2s orc es7 1908,
1855, So I0e6, ott 622 So 1893 1884, 1886 Iese Part
Nos. 1858 10 and ipelGdiny 1855, 500.
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OUR SAN rRANcIsco coRRss rospEscE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1855
Ar,iro' o. French Brig Of Va NapJeon's Designs on
ne Sdnd,oich kiunis.
The French brig Of Acibades arrived at this port
the 10th Inst from Honolulu This vessel here
few months ago, and nov returns af,er stay OF the
islands doubt turned fartherng French
interests portion Of the press 10 spprchcnd dan
ger from designs @ Napoleon the Sandwich Islands,
considering that recent events Indicate unusual amount
Of attention on the part Of his agents TO affairs the
Pacific II suppoeed3Napoeon seeks 10 obtain possession
Of Kamehameba territory, and establish at Honolulu a
great naval station. The French Commission q few
weeks ago presented the King with large batch OF vslu
able g,s consisting Of candelabra beautifully designed
clocks and four Ave hundred pieces Of plate dinner
service, which were received with much satisfaction.
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RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 30 1893.
There win be market Good Friday, and We do not
intend issuing circular per Africa
From France since our last, the arrivals both OF whea3
and -four have been very heavy, and breadstus OF all
kinds have ruled hieless and Inactive.
Alto day y market hero were few buyers present In
wheat the business cone the most limited scale;
French offered at decline OF I'd per bushel other kinds
IN absence Of transscrong nounay unchanged. Flour
quite neglected and quotations nominal Indian corn In
very small demand and freely offered 1t s I'd 70 ga
for all kinds We quote wheat-red 6s. 70 6s. %. for
Western; white, rs. 10 rs. Cd per 10 lbs Flou---Pha
23s TO 2bs via New Orleans 24s TO 27s Western 2ls 10
ga per bol
BEEF-rbero is still an entire absence of inquiry, and
prices remain nomnally unaterod.
PORK "A little more doing, at 70s for prime lots.
BACoNrh3 reduced rates have tailed 20 bring forward
buyers and tho country demand continues exceedingly
limited, NJ our last quotations..
LARD more inquired tor, at 6Os. for good
1ALLOw dull. and liz. per cwt lower. In london the
closing quoton for Y C. the spot is obs u 5is I'd
per cwt.
ROsrs steady, at is. Sd. to ~. Al. for common.
very SLOW, with seller Of Pbadel pha at o. Cd
and Baltimore at Ia 3D. 10 S. per Cwt
CIovERsEID-Ihere i5 no Improvement OF demand, aud
only retail sales making at 4es t. 49, for the finest
samples Of new In london new American has been cold
at 45s 10 s6s per cwt
CorToNrhe marxe. continues TO be Supplied, and
many holders have been such determined sellers that
great regularty exists 10 prices aud II IL difficult to give
correct qDo:acDs but the general decline may no taken
at l6d. TO I'd per ID on last fricays rates. In san-
chester there rs large accumulation Of orders for both
before execution and the decline submitted to in cotton s
beginning tn spread hopeful feelng among the trade
with reference the prospects for fut business Mid
ding Orleans, o&d.; Mobile, 6Sd ;Upands, i'd per 10.
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News from Cuba.

By the steamship Daniel webster, which arrived at
this port yesterday have advccs from Havana 70 the
stb instant
The ceremonies and festivities of the Holy Week had
been celebrated with than usual pomp. The Fesas
Reaes commenced Sunday the 4th, with grand re.
view In the Camps Mlltar, and a regatta, bazaar and a
general Hun nation completed the days amusement On
The 9TH the bazaar again openod and ,oceded
in the afternoon by the cucanas climbing poles,
military and naval sham attack upon the Moro and the
other Notifications the Of the barber, and in
the evening by grand performance at the Tsa,ro Tacon
On the 9th there public equestrian performance
the Camps Mtar bull eight at the Plaz. Beoscoian, and
n magnificent ball at the theatre.
An affair Of very serous character took place the
morning Of Holy Thursday, during the soemnizston Of
r1sss in the cathedral by the Bishops young law
yer bsmed Glral, having disturbed the congregation
by his loud conversation, requested by the
Solrs Gucrdid EARNED pohoeman) TO keep quiet.
The request not bong complied with re
pea,ed a second and third time, and a
threat WIS added that unless he attended the nma
tions given him he would be put OF the cathedral
The threa, replied 10 with sneer and the young
continuing bis anDoy the Saioe Gdrdia took him by
The collar 10 expel him from the building. Gira there
upon rsked his walking stick and struck the officer
TENT blow the side Of the head laying the scalp open
olosing OF biz eyes The later drew bis sword
and irnctsd long and but dangerous cash
tho lawyers arm. The Bishop, who wa 10 the 40, OF ele-
vasg the host dropped 10 alarm, and tle Captain Ge
and several Of his officers rushed towards the SPOT
where this incident occurred OF course there vas good
deal Of screaming faDtng aud confession amongst the c
portion OF the congregation, which not quetei
anti, the parties were removed from the church.
There had been another arrival OF Asiatc free CO
iopists' 10 the British chip Earl OF Eglnton. OF the
the plumber embarked (s93) only landod 35s tina;
she lost on the passage oy death, &C, i35.
The United states Fulton again At Havana,
and only awaited the arrival OF the Gransis from asfn
wall 10 proceed 10 Tampco.
The British styx entered the harbor the It'll.
She had taken no fresh prize.
The bail beard ,hc Isabel sceunds take place
the following sunday and expected 10 be spien-
did affair.
sugars remained stationary. stock l3s 900 boxes at
Havana, and AZ katAnzis ~ 0oo shipped during tue
week the two ports - 600 boxes OF sugsmosty 70
European ror-15ooo to 10 600 boxes only fer the Uni
ted States
Freignts for the United States slightly improved. To
Europe not in better demand the large houses not buysg
sugars. Exchange dull. london II Z premium; New
York. Boeton, &c. half discount 10 par NeS Orleans
2 per cent premium United States gold ~ do Mexican
dollars DO. Havana is now perfectly healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

SUSPICIOUS Governor Weller, OF Califo'nis, hss re
commended the sypontn ent OF night watch 10 guard the
SIZE Treasury while the legislature Is In session.
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TTIECRAPHIC.

Cu,RIrsroS, April 10, 1858.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and Key
West 10Th INST She brings political Of interest
sugars and mc,asses quiet at Havana Clsyed mo
asscs, 3 reals; muscovado s4i reals. Freights very
dull. Exchange on London, 90 days, Tx premium on
Northern and Eastern cities par per cent premium
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London Money Market.


The general character OF the English stock market 70
mains unstered. Ccnsois have beea alternately 81 97s
and 81 a3k for both money and account; Excheluer
bills 35s. 4os premium lniia bonds Dos s25s pre-
MUM.
Extreme daness continues TO characterize the foreign
good deal Of interest excited by the rapidly aug.
menting of bullion Ia the Bank or England end
by the fact that the bank has nearly az much gold in
hand at the present the Of rs note cir
Gu alton Tho bank virtually give 20s. In gold for
every pound Of It's note paper.
known year Of 1850 when the bullion stood 80 high aud
the rate Of discount 40 low; and as many persons
take an interest IN knowing when the STOCK o.
ton that IL was ON the 10Th Of July, 1882 when
the total was f2l ,932,lSs. The present total may
be considered about CTS 800 600 about c3 900
under the former sum- when the former amount repre-
scented the bullion hand the rate OF discount sas At
two per cent at which remained until the sth January,
1858, when Il was raised " "a per cent
Tho aspect affairs France deemed considerably
beter but mere Ia still some unsettledness apparent IN
the markets denong the uncertain tenor Of tho
views az the members of the stock Exchange.
ffrom the london Tines (Cfsy Ar,icIe) March a.
The funds opened 10 day, Goth OF march at the slight
Improvement which occurred after regular hours last eve
ming on the receipt Of better prices Paris, but The
market subsequently dull On the Paris Bourse to-
day reaction OF about quarter pee cent on the three per
cent renes.
The same PAPER says the probabilities that In or
der give three days relaxation the stock Exchange
would be closed Saturday Sd Of April and that the A.
endans also AZ transfer office the Bank OF England
would he erey nominal II will not be practicable 70
closc the banking houses earlier than usual since saur
day will be the 30 OF the month, all the payments ma,ur
ing on the ith will then have TO be met
IRON the london News fCty Ar,ice) March 30
The stock Exchange remains extremely duh. The ten
dency day r~aher towards depression. The funds
closed eighth per cent lower than yesterday Inc
opposition the India bill considered 70 imperil the
stabpty Of the Cabinet Add the India loan hangs
In suspense and the aspect Of politics IN France exctes
daily discussion OF the various stock exchange markets
that for English railway shares exhibits chief depression
The falling OF the traffic Of mort OF the lines - the
northern and midland counties completely dscouragcs
operations for higher price, but . most unfavo.
rable impression Ia likewise produced by the
continuance of the reckless competition between the Lon
don and Northwestern and Great NoEheTn companies 10
the dscoun. mxkeyhe demand w& rather more active
today. RE 4tb Of Ne month drawing near, sud some
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News from Australia.

The Australian mail steamer arrived at Mals on the
2sih Of March, with dates from Sydney 10 February 10
and Melbourne February lb and gold valued G12e si
The shipments Of gold 10 England by sailing vessels since
the departare Of the previous mail amounted 10 aboal
ITO 600 Exchange England at co days sight
at par.
ne import markets continued with large stocks. In
wool and tallow the transactions hal been unmportant.
Business at Syoney dull Discount for bills over
-four months had been raised 10 per cent
The Parliamentary elections In New South Wales were
progressing.
TIE Reform bill was making progress in the Lower
House ct Victoria
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heavy railway calls !air, due The ate IA The opea
market however, SoeB .xcetd2 10 ~ per cent ior
first class Bills, and tho applications 1t the ank present
ncyease whatever ~ tBe haak day tbs re wore no
bullion operations Of i'm 3otance me foreign exchanges
this afternoon showed ood m,nsbsd 6smpsa Rather
higher rates were esta 7shed for bills On Holland and
Belgium and three mont ~ % or IN Paris
tBy Electric Telegraph
The markets were dull after official hours ccnso, s1%
sellers
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
rather active business reported but without mate
rial change In the rates. The business IN London ON the
2eth was follows
Illinois central discount. ................... IA
Illinois 7'e Of '75.
New York CeotrsI. Observation-Disclosures
Michigan Central Sc, Of 'eO.................S3n
Michigan Sinking Fund, OF 'S2.,....,,.....891i
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BRITISH GUN BOATS ON THE RIVER.
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SPORTING.

CUrs AND sPoRTIrG EoUIPwENra
VI THOMAS Y. BISHOP,
NO Al Nnrray s-eet
Wi sell ~ retail wholesale pros EaSiss AM pfsucs
sab and animated sts,l towing gupa rovfsr
aAsss percussion caps &c Nc sPoriern vii 20 vel \,
pos Al tails sock before purchassng
DTDGEOE SHOOTING ON MONDAY, JvNR a. lss.
III there will be shoong match Al Ofcr SaBdfords Hal
Way Hou.e between Jerey Ciy ard Nevtrff two buu
crsd BIRDS vii be on he ground shggtng VII con ~
twelve % p O'clock OSCkk ANJFORD.
T,HE sUBsCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
that b. bas opened establishment for The purchase and
81 docs a. lee Wtsm sweet; particular auenuon aid
~ ne md Of Diseases ~ oil kirds slso "
arhuE the laws ~ heath The and prevention
- Diseases DOGS NO charge Dogs sold on CON.
MISSION does aksn 70 boArd a. per week hoardeo aud
~curafet o. "a per VEGA choice ncut of well
hre dafe ~1nsany hand fr sac and stock purr0les
0ardpsre rure Tis rerts Per bottle. All EbJ ~.
Newfr1rteud rupr 900 and hreai .letfe
n~@fvns AsLfy SAransri ~ N41an sNesl baseD ~.
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THE MILITARY.

NITY GUARD-TwENTYF FIFTH ANNIyERsARY.-
~ ga Broadway New York, June g. 1883 Order
No. 9-The members OF this hereby ordered
assemble al the Armory MONDAY lth inst At half past
o'clock p NJ precfely In full uniform, with belts
and plate. for the pursose OF celebrating the Twenty h
Anniversary Of hs corps, BY parade and dinner By
order, WIN. II. HALLICK, CommandAnt
]. EDwoSps, JR., Orderly sergeant
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y
CRgARs, sFaARs.-oNB HUNDRED THOUSAND ron
- sale 70 pay advances This chance seldom offered
want ~ clear bem out They nr1 article and
win be soh At VI per boz, or % per thousand:
"a JACOBS, W7 broadway.
CBGkRs, TOBACCO AND PrPRs-rURCBAsERs Will,
~ do well 70 examine s>Drfneut OF the above arises
AL styles segsrr made at the lowest rates 81 Oorandt
street eorrsr q dreenwich. FhEDkR1C A. SCHROEDER.
2 OOO OO0 OF VARIOUS GRADES OF rAvANA.
C.VUV.UVV domestic and 9ernsr segars. for sale IN
lots 70 suit ~ prices fu twenty cent below the srke
Cash advances made on segsrs 70 any smouut
o. CHBEKS, II Broadway
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DkRTTFR wArrED-wIrH PROM $1,000 TO $500, ~
The auction and commission buslne-s vel ~ e.o" nj
Al Immediate command only negotiated with Address ms
Herald ONCE with aud residence.
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NyEw GOODS PER STEAMER ASIA.
~ A r. STEWART 4 90.
VIII oper Nouday lyne - tseaiber PERM Iirg
CASES o. TIE Latest PARIS NOVELTIES IN
gsENsD1NF BtFE9R, ORGAFD1R AND
JACONEr HOBts.
Entirely different 70 an Thing heretofore received.
ana ELEGANT rRrMME5 EMBROIDERED SETS
AND T. =. HtnDKERCHIErs, sc
z Do. RYAL BbsCK LACE sHAWLs
AND MaFT1LLAe
Ard immense variety OF
APPLICATION LACE9, COLLARS. rLskvka, NC, &c.
Broadvay Chambers and keade streets.
pgcK BROTHERS.
on Cbsr1rers stree.
WI ofer. % NOISY June ~,
A NEN tKfRT,
Sr1eri0r ~ arVfhug offered before
-aL 49, e2kzlae ssloTs heslos.
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cADEsy or PENNASsHrP AND BooKKEEPISG,
n az Brostwty corner Of Franklin sree-open3fay and
evening for private Glass Instruction; new and elegant
boets four punoers psges prce ~ cents he 81 ar
Becns per COPY. OLIVER h. GOLDSMITH
poeKKEEPrNG, wRrrINo, ARITHMETIC, .&C-
hF 81 PkfNE's Commercial tcsdc-nes, 81 Bowery, Neg
fosk and % Fulton street Broofyn Separate rooms for,
des Communication By the month qusrter 81 half price
ncoKKHEPINe lRIrHNrrIc AND wRTrsG.-rs
ID 81 numerous Appncsnons from Adults V
whom time money ana knJvledge % seooun1 iudspsa
hsrussos YOsrs resolved give privsie ssd
s~eAs only. bis rsden WA
Eensemsn qus9ed for mercantile prrsaN In erpedl
EnirJ Eucislsd sisih s1iiou. Price 81.
BOARDING SCHOOL wANTEo-FoR TWO YOUNG
the Subscribers wishes sud Ia-icuiss OF Discipline Ac
Ac and the lowest terms Address A. TALON 81 are
utnce, New YORK
L. p MURPHY TEACHES BooKgEEPTNG, Brsr-
IL. wiring msibemaics. grsmner, French. c1mpo
siuOn logic, &c, A. his sc>demy 2is Grand street
see Private Instr ucaou hours from A A. tol0P.M.
LrRErCH LANGUAGE PROV d. LAgRoTx corrr.
III thorough and efficient insu ucton N he
and for advanced scholars meet during e day
Genilsmens IN he evening Also private lessona
bncer Mons he purt y rom he outset systemscay en-
sr-tsed In conversation Urdcubted references given tp
ply East Ninth sweet bsveen Br1aiwsy
snd fouh avenue from ~ 70 lO5s ocoex n, or from
sbOP.k.
DISTRACTION IN CoTORrNG PHorOgRAPHs-AN
BkOSK ANDkEWS miniature painter and photographic
oolorist ~ snsl street resdy % give ustruson In
oocfng pn0osraphs Those wishing 70 ssra this snd
pleasant invited " ca NJ bis studio and view
specimens Of hs WORK, where aso further particulars will be
made Known.
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conn -THH ADvRRrrSER, AROUT, Gglra ~
DCtIU. Furope slate himself WIN youns
OF responsibility who has the above ~ sna
very profitable business or u loan on rcr where no
sponsibty rustworthinesa wo' "a be ~
reon,se No persor need Apply unless havsng son -
ready cash would be ready " procel 70 rr,pe ~
once Pull particulars VIII be gives by c@Dg On w. HUI
BROOK sg8 Broadway,
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T,HE WE'LL KNCwN PLACE OF K. UHLTELDEg, 3ol
Canal street. No 56J three doors Broad way,
will open Monday and the following days real lace sets
and real honon point maltese, guipure collars and Golf
fures corner all dotted vtis, rich fet maltese,
ganee with valencia End transfer wok children
lace shwas and maDas and the grsn6est )rment OF
ladies' hair pins and fans travelling bags be found
retail in this city The above goods have been
eought only cash and viii be sold aprices TO suit
,pa