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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11

JIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION NoTICE.-DASfSL
IL HOUGR, auction eer-Positve sale of all the Gle
carpets mante ard pier mirrors oil paintings decorations
Of contained in the private residence No 80
Clinton place in Eighth street between Broadway atd Uni
precisely The following only partial description OF
the goods contained in the house. VIZ
Dining rocms-Csrved buffet extenAon table. carved
pedestal st. Nicholas dining and chairs cane seai spen
did mirrors bronze fixtures antique clock tapestry car
pets together with al the china and silver ware belonging to
the house breakfast do glass
OF every conceivable description silver service pieces
large silver salver solid silver casters spoons and forks
ter knives &C; ivory cutlery In sets, besides large va
riety ofSinque table ornaments also the kitchen utensils
Parlor-Tarved wood suit, in crimson ana maroon
satin solid wood and pier table reception and
cumbent chairs solid rosewood corner and wall etegere ee
lined with satin wood papier msche and inaid tables velvet
carpets and bronze gas fixtures sK lights heavy
very splendid and other fine nzur
sauetes In real bronze also eight Oil paintings by emf
nen artists IN rich gold frames also TWO matched paintings
bv Coates Also fine variety OF elegant Dresden china
Parisn figures and mantel two rich intel
glasses, DC.
Middle parlor-ve.vet carpets suit Of psror furniture in
and gold brooae centre table dxtures
I'VE lights elegantly carved rosewood secretary bookcases
lace and thsies, nne engrsvngs manel closx
dc. Also, Of Nunns Fischer's splendid ewood
carved octave pianos nearly in perfect order
besides host Of oher articles. which. 10 be appreciated
must be seen.
wood bedstead with rich lace canopy splendid hair mat
90 10 ~ lbs, holsters and pillows fine blankets and
bedding rosewood bureaus and odes CHINA toilet SETS
manei glass rosewood bookcase fine engravings curtains
shades, Ac., &c.
Boudcir-Tapes,ry carpets pier tables
single suits OF eBsmeed furniture shades and curtains
Sd endid {" amour gsce - PSYCHE glass. &c.
Third story-Eegant mahogany bedsteads bureaus
washstands wardrobes Sofas chairs divans mattresses
Descriptive catalogues be had A. the house only the
morning Ut sale. ID. ;. HOUGH, Aucuoner,
AZ n
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a ssIGNEEs SALE or BOOKS IN QUANTITIES
a Friday and saturday. March ~ and Is,
Ata o clock essen day.
GRO. A. LEANllr Il 90. Aucioneers.
4 Catalogues ready. 81 and $40 Broadway
resihbfary Tuesday and Wednesday ioh aud y h
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no vIsITERs TO HAvANA-THE AMERICAN AND
European Hotel-The subscribers take pleasure In
nouncing the travelling public that their house in the
Cerro win be accommod OF vlsiters
ser the let day January 1883 The ocson Of Their house
one the healthy places the island the house
new and newly Furnished throughout and pains
spared convenient and comfortable Tor is patrons
livery eseon viii ben.de by the propresors 70 make their
Portable and home The house situated on the
Calsads Real Del Certo No 81 Cerro Havana On the arr
val of the steamers there will always be TO take
charge Of both and baggage 70 pass their baggage
the Custom Houee and 70 see hat sfiey dver-
ed 81 the pouse Asc there will be omrbuses In readiness
10 convey passengers free n charge, 70 the hotel
s. W, WQOLc0rT 1 co. o2ue,orx
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DRykNrs NfNsTREfs
ID Mechanics Hall, 4I1 Broadway, above Grand sresA
Monday, March 4 and Every Might duriug the week
New Songs, Dances Sayings, Comicshhes, Ae.
Tyroiean WArblers-Three Hunters
WARS nv HANDBOOK; or, SCENES AT PHArONN
received nightly with OF laughter. Il -
nor OF FASHION
Characters By Jerry aud Dan Bryant and ther exceasw
Doors open At TO commence at ~ oclocs r,cse1 zs
ceuis.
MURILLos
wi ceebrsssd paia,ing OF he
HOLY FAMILY
bslongng 10 he Brevoort family
Ia now exhibition =, The
FINK Art GALLERY, ss srosd-sy
Atmissloo Is centa GOpPH A %
KNoKDfER Dxsss~.
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DY SIMEON DRAPER.
~ Thursdav March Ia


Ai17 O'Clock NJ the Merchants Efchsnge,
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BEAA Ek sfkEgT
OF whom Il concern The Liabilities OF the
Delaware, Lsoka~anns snd Western Railroad COMPANY
TSr ave story add 10, street., rhs
Ia inches front and ~ feet In the i6 feet
sIsehe. easeriy de, and lg feet westerly
ale Ia "a fsei inches trent Is fcet 40 inches
nss zee, inches desp built In the mos; SUBSTANTIAL man
sie in he best msnsr and r.ers and The ite
IA niisp stable The properly sold At the above measure
eut the less The renled unt the
Ia. 81 ~ snnun, AID the purchases VIII
= tiled TO the quarters rept due on ina, day.
Terms Of sale
Fifty (50 per cent In OF the funded debt OF The com
fSr,y 0 per any Of The obligations Of the
maturing the present year -, .,,.. -,
Tyenty cent In any OF me 0oLsaions oil The com
pany maturing IN 1852 and
Tvepty amount Of purchase 20 he pai
the oiddings closed 10 or the
srgatons The company above mentioned Ine fAnsl
signees deed will be given Let April
~ NJ LEVY, AUCTIoNEER, " WILLIAM srREET.-
Household furniture.-C. n LEVY Will sell friday
ner Al 10 O'Clock the premises St Elements place,
street. the residence OF the Rev DR. kspha
n.horsnv wsrrobes b.dsteads bureaus tables
,.e od su brocate book case pets ornaments
psintnRs &c Also, small lot OF wines, brandes, &C.
CONSTABLE sALE OF sEGARs, SHOW CASES, &C.
" A. CRTsT ALAR, auctioDeer, q Bowery. will sell this
~ ~ serars of various brands also show futures
count e~s gas pendant looking glass nc.
By order OF 4. BINswANokk, Constable.
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UCTIoN NoTICE.-CoRPoRATIoN SALE OF DOCKS
"A and slps-sAMUhL 0sGooD co. aas - s9ss
% Cry aa By Ss .sa Ss Sqns s eV %
same OF sale may be obtained at the Office OF the
comptroller, NO 5 Hall of records.
A sA SSEL oseoob i Co, aacioaeers WE w.
will sell al their store 81 NASSAU street
10 hama faaSfe CARPETS
UcrIoN NoTIcE.--CRoCKERY, GLASS, CHINA
aud fancy goods the sSck THGsJas d T6ass de-
March H. 10 O'Clock the store No 500 Pearl po
sye cash sale all best goods in lois to suit dealers No
POsPo1e.-e-.
UCrIoN NoTICE-J. BOG ART, AUCTIoSEER.-By
a BoGART-Thursdas March H. at lO1. clock. at the
merry s,hes &C. in said buidns consisting engine
boiler and pump lahes planning macnns' forge, anys
engine patterns one Herrngs safe &C. sale positive
ucrIoN NorrcE.-M DOUGHTY, AuorIoSEgs
a viii sell this day Thursday at l0s O'Clock at The
~ Nassau street. large assortment OF household
,on Of and dealers consisting rosewood
a H%ps op centre pier snd sof sbes eeseres
ys %rS a., IssossS bed
6sAses palasses &c, &c livery 10, VIII be peremP,oruy
5 .s sfess Goods
UCTIoH NOTICE. BoGART AUCTIoSEER.-BY
a .. BOGART.-fridsy, March ~ az 10 O'Clock, at 81
sad 50 Nsngn street. morgsgeei sale OF three soap boiling
joaS ". soMERIYDYKE, Attorney for Morsssee.
UCrIoN NorIcE-JoHN JACOBS. AUCrIoSKkR.-
"A l. JACOBS will sell. today, March H. NJ NJ Brostwsy
Ol. A balance of stock of watches lewelry California
d,Smonds faacy goods mufica Instruments consisting o..
rings studs sleeve buttons, sets bracelets
pencs opera glasses volin flutes chains sccordeons
bNujoa plated spoons forks butter knives gObes
AZ. Advances made on consignments.
a uCTIoH NoTICE.-TuoS. BELL. AUCT1oNEER, h
"A w - TROMPSON.--Ths day, at III O'Clock, In he
broadway atharine street.
sale furniture, dry goods clothing painngs hardw
teyery books and pledged goods liquors. Fri.
dayLafge OF books aud stationery Outdoor sales A.
tended ~.
UcTfoS ToFicE.-JoHk JACOBS, AUCTIosEER =
"A L. JACOBS viii sell on Friday March IL, NJ t Broad
vay AZ clock Of BRANDY Of London
GIN VI biers thirty galons Of bourbon whskey.
twenty five thousand segars sao positive TO pay advances
UCTIoN NoTICE.-MoRrGAGE SALE oF HOUSE.
"A hold furniture This day, Cibursiayl al II O'Clock,
MANUEL OSuOOD CO. auctOueer store 81 Nassau
will se White street. housc hold furniture, conslt
ing chArs bureaus glasses carpets ocoihe beds
sad bedding, pisnoorte and stool, Sc
A uCTiON NoTiCE-CoSTINUATIoN SALE or tURs
"A oil paintings acti LENlk, austioneer vii sell. Al
Bcwery day, clock. choice lot OF fars, oil
paintings, furniture framed engraving clothing AZ Con-
sgumeuts schcied.
a sSIGNEEs SALE or BOOKS IN QUANTITIES.
a Friday and saturday. March ~ and Is,
At o clock escn day.
GRO. A. LEANllI a 90, Auctloneers.
A
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"A and slips-SAMUkL OSG0OD co, auconeers,
81 street. will sell on Tuesday March 6 at IL O'Clock
Al the City Hall order af the sinking Fund Commits.
the docks and sipslbelongng the city, for
the term Of five years The numbers and location OF the
same and terms OF be obtained 1T the Office OF the
comptroller, NO. 5 Hall of Hecords
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CHOCOLATE
~ MAILLARDs chocolate mandatory. the lsrges. And
most IN the United Families rely
ting article ut the lowest possible price
Family ohoco ale, - cents,
Choool,te DE Sante perfections, IS cea.z per To-.
Chocolate a Ia vanilla
Chocolate double vanilla.
ChocOta,e par excellence,
Spanish chOcoiats
Atsn Bros.wsy factory. 1853 a,i l6j Mercer street.
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U,1N ROOFS REPAIRED AND MADE TIGHT WITH
out cement Cutters and leaders repaired al short no
80 for sale the celebrated burglar roof bar ock r.
suMfEs, IS IVES, Broadway, corner Of Reside street
mo CALTFORNTANs-Ary PARTY GOING TO CALI
fornia (more particularly those who have been there
having capital Of few hundred dollars procure
article " carry with them which Will competency in
msnth This is no humbug any party will By
addressing Gold, station G, Pos, Office
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ARGE, POSITIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
IL splendid parlor and chamber furniture; rosewood
pianoforte inad with pear, splendid instrument fully
wsrratted dining room extension table cutlery &c-I.
GOuLDSk1TH, auctioneer will sell Friday March L.
1883 the resden.e lI6 West Fifteenth street. Of Fifth
avenue In part foowsspendid pearl nlsd panofore,
fun fully warranted suits OF richly carved
parlor furniture covered with satin brocade pieces each
rosewood marble centre side and sofa tables
rosewood marble with mirror doors and backs
do etegeres rosewood library bookcase pier and
oval mirrors reception chairs Turkish chairs oil paint
ings Brussels csrpetng lace curtains rich painted shades
mantel vases and ornaments, &C.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Heavily carved rosewood Kzsbe,han and gothic bedsesd
q pure CURED hair and spring mattresses holsters pillows
toilet sets mante clocks mirrors shades &c also three
solid rosewood marble top dressing bureaus with mirrors
marble wassands ingram and Brussels carpets rock
ing chairs spring chairs and general
ment Of chamber furniture.
DINING Roon.
Solid extension table, walnut dining table, French
china tea table cutlery; silver plated such
spooos forks ladies' dinner aud tea plates &C. also
cane seat chairs carpets hall hustsnd, &c
Catalogues SALE which will be without regard 20 the
weather. deposit required. Carmsn will be In attend.
PACK ship necessary. House to let Possession
Immediately.
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Will be open this t lrsdayl evening The proprietors vii
be happy 70 their friends AT O'Clock r. NJ
wM EGTNrON and VIM HANDBOOK,
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L'esyyns rxw NATIONS. rHsArRR PrrrsBURs.
ns magnificent s'srcture nov 10 sonrss Of erectics
viii when Of the most elegant corn
dioss "a he Uscr csysbe IL holding 2sSps~so,. ans w
ossi c~ e c4 ~ aoous ". - cf April stvs
~ b. treaiei ~iN ire mcst nbessl ssrrr4 NeSs- n
be rrcsssioa -si,,s erzsz-sssns vf 7i,Aas esriy %
q IoSIx& HAnAGN. 2kAavra. eA = '"
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ucTiox SoricE-CoSTISUATIoS SALE or FURs
"A oil paintings &c.-G LEylL, ausioneer viii sell, Al
ga owery ths day CLOCK choice lot OF fars oil
paintings furniture framed engravngs, clothing, AZ Goa
me fts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-21

Judge Magrath in the United States district court Mt
Charleston renereda decision Thursday last refusing
the rule upon the marshal to show why the Afr
captured in the SLAYER detained in the custody OF
the government His honor says
"Ihe persons referred to in the statement snch
the State of South Carolina by her legislature has forbid
den under heavy penalties To be introduced within her
limits If they refuse to depart, they denied the priv
ilege of that freedom which they asserted when they en-
tered her limits The regulations which the State has
adopted rest upon her acknowledged right to provide for
her internal government. With that there can be no in
terference. The law Of State enacted in pursuance OF
such rights have not been delegated under tho cons
tuition binding the law of Congress passed in
pursuance of power which has been delegated If then
no other objection existed to this application IL would be
found in the relation which the mandate of the court If
allowed would occupy to the State within the limits OF
which it issued It would either be idle because it
could the privilege it asked enjoy and
for which Il granted it would be mschievous be-
it would either be actually in attempt contra
venton of the law of the State in relation to matter
concerning which, by unquestoned authority and in the
planet language she had expressed her policy in regard
to such persons.
The presence OF free African negroes has no authority
for its support in the law of the United States and is in
contravenon of the law OF the State Of South Carolina
Whatever exceptions made to this general proposition
have not been claimed to pertain TO those who refer
red to in this matter Such persons have right In
mon with the whole human family, to tho claims which
they address to the humanity Of those who rem
der them aid But their legal constitutional rights
with the consideration Of which, II they existed am
charged do not understand and cannot adjudicatc |
must, therefore, refuse the rne,
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM SALT LAKE
CITI.

The Salt Lake mail reached this city yesterday in
charge of Mr. Oliver Chausse having left the city twenty
DAYS since OF Mr. Chausse we learn the following facts
The Mormons who had at stmoved south were all return
ing to the city and entering upon their usual avocations
Brigham Young, informant says, Keeps himself Sc
cuded and lives in constant danger and fear OF the
geance of his people, who, it seems have ut last
opened their to his outrageous impostures This it
will be remembered, is in confirmation of former reports
given by u.s. and is doubtless true The prophet has at
last been stripped of his veil and the foul Mokanna
stands before his followers with his hdcous features
vcaled
Since il il apparent that the great body of the Nor
mons being undeceved, repudiate their leader and his
treason the wisdom and humanity of the administration
in sending to them commissioners OF peace obvious to
ALL and this action will now be as heartily appreciated by
all good men as it condemned but few months ago
by the rampant enemies of the President and his policy
We can all but be thankful that Mr. Buchanan did not
precpitato the army into bloody contest which would
have certainly resulted in the loss of the lives thousands
of those who the event has proven misguided and
deceived Let those who loud and indccorous in
their dcnuncations of the humane policy of Mr. Buchan
repent of their folly and wckedness and now, even
though it be late pay proper tribute to the wisdom
and humanity of the President by which the shedding
of blood of the thousands OF innocent men, women, and
children and the unspeakabo horrors of civil war,
have been avoided.
Mr. Chausse states that ono company of troops had
left Bridgcr for Oregon and that Others would n
thai direction lie noticed other troops going into
the valley He states that he had trouble with the
Indians and saw none that were hostile.
Mr.. Chausse confirms the reports of the South Platte
gold mines. He several traders and Inountaneers
who had been in the mines They report that gold is
found there and had many specimens in their possession
They say that the miners without tools, and with
other appliances than tinpans &c. yield from three
four dollars per day TO the hand This reasoning from
California experiments argues the existence of rich dig
gngs He says that traders and others going to the
gold regions
Our informant brought letters to gentlemen in our
city which will probably throw much light upon the sub
ec and which will give the most reliable information
These letters from parties well known here and will
be laid before readers II possible The South Platte
gold mines are verify and such all reliable news
from them will be looked for with much anxiety
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THE LATE DUEL IN NVIRGINIA--LEGAL IN
CURRY.
lFrom The Richmond Dispatch, Sept, 2o.l

ON Saturday last Justices John o. Taylor and Jacob
Alice of Henrico county determined il possible to
ascertain in lep way whether duel had taken place
Iotyyoan Hon Sbayyard Clemens and O. jennings Wise
esn an Friday mornnr last within their jurisdiction
and for that purpose aided by John b. Young esq., at
sney sor Hanrro met at the State house and had
several witnesses called before them
Roger A PRYOR. esq. attended by Geo W. Randolph
and VIM II LYONS esos as legal advisers was first
called to the stand and interrogatcd by ME- Young
follows
CUES Did YOU see Mr. Clemens the 10Th
Ans did
ones Where did YOU see him
Ans AZ the Central Hotel
Ones Did YOU see him more than once on that day
Ans. did
Cjues. Who was with him when you first saw him
Ans decline to answer, because by doing SO may
subiect n,ysef to a criminal prosecution
TMr PRYOR stated that az he was not lawyer he
should be compelled to rely upon his counsel in answer
n the questions propounded to him. as to how far he
niat 90 without sub;ectng himself to criminal prosecu
on hut In doing 30 he did not wish it to be inferred
that he was guilty of any crime
Mr. yonn insisted ,,non an answer not being able to
see how II could possibly involve the witness in any nu
ner
Mr. RandoJnh thought the witness right in not answer
,rr because by doing SO he might involve himself II
tat Question were answered the attorney mjght follow
a mn Nv asking ..ho were the other partiesY and thus
draw from tbe witness acts that might tend to crminate
himself
After brei discussion, MT, ioans wavsa ing qucs-
'ion w ioi . .o ., os M Po P,, ~ A. ';st - .Sa rs.h
~ ~ Du u ~" 5s0s" s00 "' oi0''''i' - ~ ~
n rI
n VIE ,,sre +le,, nrasant ,
Name Others than him and myself
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VOL. XIV. NO. l35.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY TO Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained great Southwestern Rail
road Office and Sixth street Washing
board OF the Onco OF
the Orange and alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond, Dsnvie iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
ny Direct Route Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Anordng Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
The Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
Alexandria, where take the
Charlottesville staunton White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock and at IN for Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions u Memphis.
and omnibusey leave the oce Pa AVENUE
O'Clock, a. m, and 7, y. IA .s
JAMES A. EVANS, AGENT
June lST Washington.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


5. @. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent ChAMPiUh Sales'
ItlHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public beowng Their patron
age that were necessary 10 exhibit all
tr enlarged their by opening extensive ware
d 251 Of Murray street. op
rose City This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
recent enlargement viii enable the sutcr
ber 10 koop on hand stock Of re and burglar
oof safes any establishment in the world Particular az
enon w constructing safes for private families TO match
with other furniture, security Of plate and cweiry
ALSO
VIII eep on all money chests
doors and bank vaults patent powder proof locks
~ store doors Jons patent Formulation bank lock Cryger's
palent letter lock, without key
80 & c. HERRING 4 Co,
Nos 1886, 1877, aDd 1879 Water street. and
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray st., New York
r. CoYIE & CO., Agents
Washington, ID c.
B, W. KNOWLES, Agent
nay 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steame

~ GEORGE PAGE will Is follows.
Leave Alexandria at A. TO- ~ O'Clock, M and o'clock
p m
Leave Washington Q, 0, IL O'Clock and o'clock
p m.
The THOMAS coIyER when on tho route win rus o. opposite
hours, ~ vents
WhaMys ennbuses connecting with tho Page and Coyer will
ase the Capitol and 18th and Pennsylvania
the time the boats leave Alexandria
June 87-eod-G RICHARD wAILACH, President.
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T,XTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. y

INXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. -
AL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his tho
public at extensive alterations and improvements the
compleicd In addition
stationery
books has established fine art gallery a The the
viii be tho novelties and all tho
ucnces apubc reading the leading European journals be
ing regularly received.
Philip having OF tic
prepared foreign orders advantageous
England
satisfactory Of Az orders inrnsted lis
FRANKLIN rT1IIP,
Bookseller and sauoncr,
Aug Silt 333 Penn. av., 9th 10th streets
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AT the suggestion of friend procured ottcr of IN
PRODUCTION from the Secretary of the Navy Judge South
ard to Captain Downs of the Delaware, scventy-four
gun ship, ut that time laying OFF Annapolis went, pre-
sented the letter TO the commander of the man of war
He received very couteousy permitted me to preach
to the officers and seamen, and take up collection
did So and away completely successful, having oh
tlned the full amount which told them needed =
Nj 500 -
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Nay so-1y
DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
YSSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available principal the world. Also
tc credits, in Europe, China, &c
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