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The New York herald., 1863-05-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY. May 2O-6 =. NJ.
The money market has suddenly become quite
stringent. This spartly due 20 tbt policy Of govern.
meni, which has accumulated Nery large surplus
in the sub-Tressuy but more especially 60 the ac.
tion Of O number ofcading bankers. who being very
naturally alarnlci at the excessive and wild spccu-
latop IN stocks. have determined 10 check IL by
calling in their loans and refusing to renew them
decming IL safer 10 lose q little interest money
than 30 provoke financial collapse, such as would
have followed the late rise had IL continued. seven
per cent was very freely paid to-day for call loans
aad We heard OF transat tions 90 even higher
rates. Prudent houses are asking unusually large
margins on call loans.
Gold continues dull ut last quotations Mcr
chsndi-e moves very slowly. and the inquiry for
bills islipht the rate to-day was about 1891 With
a rood supply at this figure. federal success
il the Southwest. which Is confidently anticipa
IL many quarters, would at once lead TO o further
foil in bills aud gold. General Banks operations
il, the opelousas country viii also probably have
the effect Of increasing our supply OF cotton. and
thus weakening the exchange market.
There was a further fall In the stock market
this morning. partly IN consequences OF the obvious
tendency 20 reaction which was devc opcd ycstcr.
day, sBa partly from the Increased inquiry for
money. As the decline progressed margins begnn
70 be disturbed, aud forced sales were made. can.
ing still further depression A. u.aai IN excited
markets, there is pretty cxlcbs've slaughter
Of innoconts" going on. Prudent brokors are not
willing 90 carry stock. aficr such ~. ss &c have
had, without margin Of l. 20 pen cen, kept
constantly good. At the mori,in. hoard Contra,
fen 5, Cumberland ~, Genital An. riesp rr.tsi,
6, Pacific Mail =. Erie 81. futs,n River b :.
Harlem G. Harlem preferred z, Repling4a. nscIi.
gan Central 3, Southern Oh ~, Erit preferred
Ss., guaranteed ~, iliisos Central ~,
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EXAMINATION OF TUE PARTICIPANTS IEfOHf JUSTICE
DoDGE-DIscHi iESE or All the PRISONERS foI
WANT or IDEsrIrlC ALTON, Efc.
The recent priyc fsa, tetwccu Cor Olom aud owen
Geoghecan at Checse creek ~ J was The chief topic OF
Conversation sporting crc,es yesterday 1ho srr,s, o.
Harry Hill, Charley cttiron James isnn ana other
Celebrities OF the A. b. charge of participating N the
oght caused unusua rucrng atnong tho iaucy = and
the greatest anxiety was manifested to their fate u
~M surmised tba, q tnc prisoners uhoso who VII
messed III. former fight between Dunn and filo: would
Sertainy be handed e tho New Jcsev nnhoriiies
- be dealt with 10 summary manner, and tha, the
s4hsrs would 20. or with nre but subseaucu, events
showed th,t the suprosiii unfoundcd rhe Sheriff
n MIddieacx county y. y, uIon whnze clcrraphi~ ,.~
patch the harbor police made the arrests was uahlc 10
identity single one of the nrioncrs and .u.icc odec
fhe prisoners TO the number Il ghie were brought
p from the First ward station house about one O'clock
r. ~, and on their wa TO ibe Tsmbs scrc followed by
q large crowd OF sympathers. When the corner OF
leonard and Ccnfrc streets two 9. the sccnsea tanned
james wilson and James Mason. gnvo tbo rocc the slp
nnd jumping into wagon whiCnwas waiting Ia rcadncs
made their cscaVc wlsru was suuscgucetiy arrcstei
,hic passing through The i've Points also the man IN
cb;rge & The wag,t who com ,ssa q rs esse
Ars. through their COUNSEL pleaded not gay "a The
charge preferred asainsl them md motion wns made
for their discharge, The gr nd thlt ihc-e no cv
dfnce on fc against them.
sherld Clark and risirci Atiorne, John a. Flmcndorf
appeared behalf of the salo u Nce JurEc, ari ro
Ercied that they we're ruais 10 identity ass d tho ,rr
tcs Tha were snsfod tad = the prisoners were
psriepaiors W the aglt but assured tho our, that
wac ~ utter mposstiiy 70 produce auy oy dcncc 20
that eject
JnsHc Dodge remtrEcd tLHt he had cous ltea ,,i TIC
hs-isLant District Attorney urn the sabect az ma, he
Esvs ~ hr opinion that The prisoners oyud noi IL
Jegay detained nry longer ~ thought The authorIes
IN Ncn Jcrcy wcrc very much n blame fr nct having
al sscesaiy evidtnee 81 cogrt aud rcxretlei exece
insly that le prosecution snntld fan through b lie man,
ner n did. The priEonea would, tborcorc have m M.
Asschargei for want of evidence. - -
rho decision q the Court caused q great s-n-n,lm
AiAsng the sporting mc1. who ia;ns1.lely JoIaod ibs
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Whost sayanced Ic 2c, with free sales. comprising
81 u % for red and amber Western winter 81 80
S62 for Mwankce club and amber spring 81 23 as
for Chicago spring. and 81 20 3ls4 for red and amber
State. Corn trle higher, with active inquiry
and snlcs OF ,00e bushels mixed Western 72c
for new and old sound and eoc 73c for unsound Ry
and barley we're quiet. Oats were freely offered
Edwards Island.
u loo bagE Costa Rca and 100 bags Maracarbo at sc
90 bags RIO at 82c. and i50 bags savaniIla at 3oc.
CoiToS was quito dull at 5fc a 55c. Tor mhidlng
FrH -fhcrc was fair degree OF activity In the mar.
kot, and prices sustained.
fnrn-There considerable speculative inquiry for
curfans OF which the recent sales reached 900 bbs
old and new CROP mostly terms not rn,de public hold
ss at the close demanding materially advanced prices
fRyIGHrsWth coo vesscla Of all descriptions In port
the market css active and were tending down.
ward. To Liverpool there were taken 1000 bushels Of
wheat at lod ships bags. and 900 packages provsons
at 30s. % London 500 bbls flour at 2s. lloyd; 70
Glasgow IA, 900 bushels wheat shipped 1oy q.
lo'sd, bulk and ships bsg-. A British bark char
tered 10 Gloucester, with grain, at I'D
HAy.North river was active and nrm al soc. a u o.
per 100 lbs.
Ho,s were inquired for at I6c &c
HIpns were heavy with n restricted inquiry
LArHs were duh at 81 81 per thousand for Eastern.
Mot,ssKs.-Thc demand was moderate, and the sales
embraced 81 bbs New Orleans at 4sc. Sic, and l2j
hhds. Cuba mus scovado nj s2c. a 45c
Ors-1berc was better inquiry for the principal
descriptions especially for sh otis and erocu, which
quoted nrmer closing with Petroleum refined wcstern,
fec ssc SSc. Per gallon ,nsccd q y - 40 whale,
s2tsc. a ~ G.: tallow, &c. per lb.
rEcyrposs,-fbere was more doing in pork, 2 500
bbs having been sold at Sf 81 tl2 for old S14 Sl ~
for moss and $40 - si2 2j for prime, showing
partial reduction in prices. Of beef ls5 bbls. changed
hands at steady rates. Lard noet down 10
10 &C., with sals u 400 packages The alcs Of bacon
were 700 boxes at sc. c., and cut mcsts, 600
packages at former rates Butter and cheese hrn
and in good request.
Rcr---iheIe we're 200 bags Eat India sid At sXc.
skc n s1s.-
stGsRs wore steady with fair inquiry aud ssles Il
nj n m a.. N.t fr.
IL .c. for Cuba.
Tlitox. sales OF 100 900 Ibs we're effected IN sy a,
lie IL &c.
IoaAoe Is very dun. HolIers AMI buyers dsinelnei
10 net sacg a. ~ binds. Kentncky at lie a 24c.: r3
seed leai al 2Dc. CSC ~ balee Of Jguani D.
NnrEKY.-ibc market easier, with faes of $50
bbIF In lots. nj AZ e. a llc
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A RoMATIc scIIiEDAM sCHNAPPs,
n UNIVERSAL CURATIVE IN CONSUMPTION

N
n UNIVERSAL CURATIVE IN CONSUMPTION
n ee MEDICAL FACULTY in the reno
In DhoPSY s established curative properties have long
been without rival
TIC Dore.S aud solyen, properties Of Ae Aromatic
ohAfEL and ss other affections oi the kidneys
In GoUr and RBEuMAT.sM if taken in the form OF
warm punch
Taken as hot punch, In HUMORAL and spASMODIo
ASTHMA, IL affords immediale relief.
BY 10 peculiar and specihc quasS cold stage
IN AGuE aud FEVER and pTcparus thu system the "a
minsrsiion OF the admitted curaiiyes Of is disease
Administered in CHOLERA. CHOLERA MoRBus aud
ynoLlc u rrinovessPI T.sof the functions OF tAc
Liver, and rapidly produces atEy seceoas Itahoufbr
taken mixed With hot water ani hugat
trial OF fifteen ia all climates and al crcun
stances has stamped II with universal appreciation.
IL the only alcoholic country that
when taken to producing headache other unpes
ant consequences
sold, handsomely wrapped yellow papera Ia pint and
the United states Purchase rron the adgcr.ed agent.
prevent imposition ia countelic's aud limitations - he
whole country . Hooded With them
BOURBON wnIsREY
soTrILp
UDOLPHO WOLFE
warranted pure, anu the hest quality. witA the propr
etos name ON the coil and lac sme of ns signature
the label
For sale by uDoLPno WOLFE,
No - Beaver street
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

wEDyEspAy, May 20-G +. N.
ASHES in good demand at sSe for pots and exc
for pearls, with saos Of 90 bbs. stoch, COZ bbls.
EREADsrUTs.--A fair business was vcportcd IN -four,
with slight rise In prices Tho days sales comprised
II 200 bbs state and Western 1850 do Southern and
$50 do. Canadian. within our revised ranse-
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burg 5H, Galera s, Toledo l1I, Rock Island s1s
Fort Wayne 6. Terre Haute 2Hl, Terre Haute
preferred .. Chicago and Alton 4. Governments
were very steady. without much activity. Mis-
souris fell per cent, with large sales.
Bonds were generally inactive; the Mississippi
and Missouri land grants fell 2I. At the one
r. N. call the market was very dull indeed, and
where sales were forced prices were q per
cent lower than at the morning board At the
second regular board pauic broke out Erie fell
per cent, Erie preferred 3, Harlem OK. Southern
old AZ, Toledo 8, Galena 8, and so on throughout
the list. There appeared to be perfect rush to
sell stocks, and very few orders to buy. At the
close the market rallied lala per cent all round,
as was natural after sudden fall; but the indi-
cations were that bottom had not yet been
touched. A fall like that Of to-day dislocates
speculation, and unsettles the movements Of
operators that 1t becomes difficult to say how
much further the decline may not 60. Stocks are
still 10 l5 per cent higher than they were twenty
days ago. At the four p. NJ. call the market was
unsettled, and the business done small. The fol-
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Doctor Hunter. DI.covery cure. Ery.,.

pclas, scd Head sairheum Obstinate Eruptons of the
Skin, Di1 Uirers, ScrOfua fsua aud Lud of np
ry of the blood Also die Nervois Seminal
Urinary and Sexual syatems. No Division street New
YORK city, 1884, hook consultation uair Eiyht
rooms and private cnirapef.
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by r.. II. IndloN Go.
House and two lots, w. = ID ay. about 81 n. OF
sgd ST., 1s.9sG2. and ~ sxs2, all a. $50
By Mucr, Watkins 4 60.
Two houses aud lots Nos. 81 and 90 West SD st..
II Gs9. aud 2OxliI.G ....................sg sgi 900
Lot n side sad ~, 500 y ". of i0h av 2Jxss.p 200
lgts ~ side Iloth si. 100 H. W. Of tth ay., each
zfAip"t". fach..t
Two story brick front tenemcbt and frame rear
houses, Nos 402 and lO4 sth ST. 4sxsG. .... 5000
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sea ana III effects o. luxurious snrpers an hours They
exhilerate but supplying reaction follows. IEey
composed calisaya ami Clcr medicinal pars
roots Tested ami approved In ned States hospitals
the bet Of toucl number OF certificates have been
ceved aud VIII soon be published
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NrIscELLANEOUs

CACTfoN.-The Plantation Btsr Bottle IL s~curei 10 a.
By United states letters patent.
10 initiate or use 10 for other purpose 10 Q crime,
punishable with ane and imprisonment Parties are warned
of the Consequences OF hriug emp,y botss vifh sny
oshcr mixture Wheeler ealing ls Pisn,stloa Bsr, o.
by any other We .y sly CENTS f~r or
81 20 per grcss, for si enrtg bottles Delivered
nanufaci"ry. io5 Lbsry has removing any
iof lgngrrncs.
Any pcnon pretending % f-ii riania,ol Bsu in tulk
sr ~ the salon. y sunIcr sns H lorer We tsn cny
In regular brides. bsAas r tas ruiisa States
STAMP snd s.,i pate hbs anl sgas,rrs.
A. a. pRAsE 4 co
~ srsasTst Se~ yo,s
A Box o. XDTE PArER REtpY ism sLYD 70
N =. rfiss ctif ~ = nt DfMrEEDr 4 ~ hfas#As
MErfl wsrCnl = gnLp ssp siL, bE yog
~ ~. y 90 g. sLilN fia rfnnfr - cea tsof -
os csis street iornefig ~ VAL stnrei
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presentation to Colonel Hawkins.


Al the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening Colonel Rush
c. Hawkins. Of the Ninth New York Volunteers, was
presented with magnificent sword, the gift OK
OF the prominent merchants Of this city in appreciation
OF his services during two years campaign with his
gallant zouave regiment. Among those present last
evening upon the interesting occasion was Mayor op.
dyke, General Hall Colonel Howe, Collector Barney and
others At nine O'Clock Mayor Opdyko called the
bage to order and In few words stated the objects
the meeting.
Hon. c. r. Kirkland then stepped forward n front Of
Colonel Hawkins and in eloquent address presented 10
him The sword Colonel Hawkins, receiving the gift,
rendered bis thanks In modest terms and In conclusion
assured his hearers that he ready at any time to
again shoulder the musket and return to defend the
The Colonel was also presented with beautifully en-.
crossed copy Of the resolution passed by the donors in
seas,on v their g previous v the return Of the Ninh
% s ss So.. .es
s s sas "
che past two years as % make s name hoSsehod word
MIN
NEw YoRK, Marcn RI, 1861 q
This was signed by the donors--lfty In all.
Tho material OF the presentaton with the exception OF
the blade Of the sword s sterling silver The style Of
shs sword Is that escribed by ordinance .esniatons
dualy diminishing In breadth from heel TO point. The
most cabcratey srnamented portion Of the sword Is the
hilt part upon which the artistic OF Messrs
Tiahy Co. appear to have been bestowed unsparingly
The especial feature Of tho ht is Its satuesue grip,
fu relief member OF the gallant Ninth. The effect OF
sculpture heightened BY the fact that the figure is
heavily gIlded The Zouave evidently sentry duty
bis piece borne at the right shoulder his lef foot ad
khs keen vigilance his class Back Of him skfuy
wrought tho folds Of his quickly raised tent.
sris n Q, an e i %
srst guard being OF empe though finely executed de-
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Inc odvlccS from Centrai America arc TO the
effect that the difficulties between the Nicaraguan
government and the new Central American Transit
Company have been adjusted; the property of the
company is being restored, and security given to
our Minister against second interruption Of the
transit. The company have seven boats on the
river and lake. and are better provided with mate
rial and machinery for the transaction Of their
business than the old Nicaragua Company ever
was. We learn that they are negotiating with Mr..
Roberts for the purchase Of the ocean steamers
now used on the line. The managers seem conf
dent that they win ere long have business as
large and as profitable that Of the Pacific Mail.
An unusual proportion of the enormous influx of
immigrants which is pouring into the country is
being directed to the State Of Missouri This
State ia naturally the richest Of all the
Western States, and the abolition of slavery
which will probably be accomplished within the
year, the great objection to it's selection
by immigrants as home. We learn that the
State authorities feel quite confident that all the
back interest on the State bonds will be paid this
year, and that they will command as high price
as other free State securities. There was time
when Illinois bonds sold at 20.
The business at the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts. 46o .442 45
-for customs 151 900 90
Payments 2272,0 ,069 81
Adrian Ii. Muller, p. r. Wilkins & Co., made the
following sales at the Merchants Exchange sales
room yesterday
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HiPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC rgv vorK--Hfs pAT
rr.fss.....+s..sst.. ~ AscNH tNts, eve ~ -
}, sHvs............... 10 I'1h wAyxr.. eve ~ "
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rso iArss hknown
SAiIri

igh-steafnefs Detroit ard keunrtef ship ORIENT Larks
Princess Aietspis Hnssis II Barnard JOIN iarhp,ar
nrigs LlcriAs Trssriigr Argo AsfaL isss. Bessrr
fNInb~fht aud nlne sehfs
1DbBT aiesmstiys AusiTaasisn. QJsehsor1 aud Liy-r
r1oi ry Of Cork, LyefTooi.
wina at nsst sN
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Prices.
$4,000 n; YIN Erie RR. 81 mtg. ! pc. bonds, due
% lssS. tnt; Nay and Nov, g 900 each ll41s
a0i ssS sd us nv y sh soV mtg. .ns ssna due l,
c.ooo \. Y. Cent: kR. pc bonds, due 1883.
int May .as and TSy sass: ,0s sss ITO
Inst May ysn. snd Sov a osS ssSas au' 1853 ,oo
irs, June @ and Pss @ & 600 'sass sssS aae i'e los
Inst june sa' saS bss M ;co sSGa' aao los
10000 Ccve. Tol. RR. Up. c. sinking fund
bon, bonds, due 1885. Inst JAM and July. g Soo
1905 Nj %. 4 North ind KR p E bonds due ~
1885. Inst. May and Nov, u 900 each -. 1864
sou. 8 Trust Co. 500 each. 205S
l05 Greenwich Bank, SIS each ach..............l l7si,
20 MAnhs,ian a. LIE insqrsnse C c. SO oAch e2o
100 Bowery Fire Insurance Co. 125 each. 1DO1s
90 Frcman's Fire Insurance Co.. Sl1 oach. 1881
SO broadway Fire Insurance Co., f25 cnch...... 142
rs Merchants Fire Insurance Co., $50 each. 49,. 100
% Mercantile Fire Insurance Co.. $50 each. 117
20 Grocers Fire Insurance Co.. $50 each lla
27 Hanover Fire Insurance Co., $50 each. 1928
BY order o. n. Eaecstor OF Drake NIL, decsosed
$50 Phenix Bank, $40 each h............ 112 10 113
liz Delaware. Lackawana and Western Railroad Co..
$50 each. ........................... 1G3 10
0 Tacsawaa ana iioomsbusg RR. pref. $50 each 81
500 LAckawana ana Bloomsbury RR., 81 mtg. 3D.,
due 1850. Interest April and October with
coupons fron October, 1854 attached. 80
los Iackawana ard bloomsbury RR. income bond,
1871. Interest April and October. 81
by o,der ~ Ire Executors Of John C0n,oay decsdsd
1000 ohio per cent bond 1875 Interest sefni-on-
nually In New York. -. .................. 10el
1000 City Of Brooklyn per cert bond due 1859.
Interest July and January ................. 1l2n
1000 City OF Brooklyn per ceps bond (waer loan).
due 1891 Interest July and January. 1i6
1000 Jersey City per cont bond (water ioan), due
1888 Interest July and January. llS
1900 CITY Of New York psr cent bonds, due 1870,
500 City OF New York per cent bond, due 1870
Interest quarterly ........................ l03k
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A LMOsT AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK or
"A FINE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Srca a.

A LMOST AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK or
"A EyNE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CHINA GLASSES SILVER ANp PLATED GOODS
CLOCKS, BRONZES, VASES, PARTAN STATUARY
MIRRORS AND CHANDELIERS.
&c.. DC. DC.
We made such extensive additions 10 stock TIA,
We can safely asscr Il has never BEEN
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE
~ now. Many Of the goods having been
ORDERED IN EUROPE
before the rise n exchange he sold nearly ctrap as
4. v. HAUGHwOCT a Go,
Nos tss 400 and t92 Boaiway OF Boome street
A LII AND EVERY BIrTERs WHICH DEFEND pom
"A queer looking bottles for their popularity certain 20
injnre . man health; Mysterious label. and phais may.
al FIRST deceive the public but single trial their
deleerious effects and they are not purcha.a second
cited ne eny; Of ehariaans are scIeniic admi.ure q
the choicest French and Asatc and Asenr
herb: cleansing the blood creating spee and invgors,
druggist and grocer 10 The Union and wholesale aud retail
BY the only authorized agent for the United siacsS
sTEINFELD. " Nassau stscct. New York.
A SAVING OF % PER GENT BY BUYING YOUR RE
n frgeratoys and Housekeeping Articles 4. u. BASS
F0RDS giss, basssr Cooper institute
(1oREs. BuNloNs, INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
~ joints and all diseases OF the feet cured without
70 the patient by DR. zAcHARIH Surgeon
geons OF the sy.
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<~s<SsS<~<<S
PRESENTED
PRESEN TED
COLONEL RUSH C. HAWKINS, (
sof the Hawkins Zouases for bis gallantry and dovo
Stion to his country, BY nty OF his fellow citizens OF
$New York.
MAY, 1868. !


The blade Is OF fine steel beautifully etched and gilt
and boars the ~ the battles OF the regiment
tsras, Roanoke, Camden, Anictam, Fredeslcl.sbur
After the presentation the guests rartrok Of refresh
ments served UP In excelleni style.
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Omeiei rswtngs or tiAs Shelby College
EXTRA OIAss 3s5-May a. 1868
~, 10, SS, H. ~, ~, 43, AZ, is, 52, 75, 45, g.
Glass 3s6-May 20, 1885,
o., A, 8, 26, 81, 20. 10, 10, 8, rs, sc, Is.
" JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
WILMINGTON. Delaware.
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Majs0n Ma lizard,
62l Broadway, CELEBRATED CHOCOLATE FOR FAM.
LIZ USE, from 81 cents to " cents per pound.
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The Ill effects OF change Of water and detnd unryaed
as tonic and appetizer They have already become the
popular btters introduced to the public They
in great favor with the guests OF the Asor ST. Nicholas
Metropolitan, Lafarge and other first class hotels
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Trusses.-Marsh. 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vescy street. opposite the church. No
tion with any other truss Office OF the Female
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e ssr s:ss f s assS s n ss
AND Friends Plymouth raisai end Boston; And gLai
@ fri mat siatiOsers
81 seiiIn. q pnn, a P9aasp,. may aI those
RSsop nSrops County Plymouth fssS
mann ss sonneed aS de CIVIL
asss 'n' 0' ''A Ae~ GEORGE OK PEs fo&
The earliest issue of Bradfords press is an almanac
tho year 1885, Ia the same year he produced Burn
Bradford Is the Temple Of WISDOM" work which
includes essays aud Religious Neditaons OF Francis
Bacon" know OF but one copy eStant, II belongs 10
fac s!nne d Bradlords manuscript! proposal for the
printing Of the FIRST bible printed this country II
Eeads US follows
RRoPosAIs FOR THl PIISrsG or LARGE BisLE NY
WILLIAM BRAproRp
to e ned IS Was Of Il rcrnsea 49,
a s1 sf ppas s s Ss wiling
& s o sp &c ss as s the Printing
Tha, I, & s.sl be printed in aair Character on good
sps sGa'ss al La Hsy. %.ss WIN
ses which
as s ~aae Se Ss Money and half conn
G s ss Ne seas e. osf nov" and the
That subscribe FOR six, shall have the 81.
&c any
TO those which 40 not SUBSCRIBE the said Bibles VIII not
Tscss ~S' ~Ss sSs minded to have the
sSs no s ~ was sna GSupa a. S and those that do
ana he ss p
ay enter and
time of payment. Pleness Pemberion's and Robert
cfsas hsuss s'lsa ss4sss
;s s. Ss'Hy s' e%Ss;sa he
ibss so Printed aforcsad) as the respective
"a s:Ss j nj .ssos;sa $ s
ssSns @ 70 :ss that ne Ss psy yos e he s
expedited. Which is promised u .nro,n
PmLAsutrnA, the l4th OF the lss Month. isss.
In 1858 Bradford settled In New York and undertook
hs printing OF the Acts Of Assembly and public papers,
tOr which he allowed f40 per annua and afterwards
a art cf The mrs. paper mil ever estspshed on this
continon In TIA being then sixty years old, and
contemplating, doubt, the establishment which he
be sought 10 lure the Legislature Of this province
monopoly OF the which he proposed TO intro
duoe here The project was avoraby received by the
Legislature, and II seemed TO be in fair OF success
tul Accomplishment; but on final reading o. the bill,
the provincial minutes show-on the 10th OF July
by small majority perhaps, II was carried in the mega
seive-tbe wrong way. In the next year1725and being
then sxtytwo years old, Bradford established in this
city the Arst newspaper ever known here, and his
ANDREW having preyionsly established the Amertean
there-a matter which valuable in those days.
tupp &C might be in these, to the publisher OF any
Elizabethtown New Jersey He thus rendered his own
establishment and his In Philadelphia independent
the great paper manufacturers Of Great Britain In the
tariff State OF Pennsylvania this quite feather
in bis cap The Nelo York Gazette appeared but
-weck-on Mondays--aud, from 1925 till 1888, tho
only paper In New York.
The New York herald., 1863-05-21

Pylc's q. X. Soap fs Now Sold by GrO-
GERS everywhere. 1t is rapidly growing in favor among
The New York herald., 1863-05-21

EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
66 and 6S Fulton street,
Between Gold and CiH streets.
The New York herald., 1863-05-21

Royal Havana Lottcry.-3O per cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
paid for DoubOons and all kinds Of Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, u Wall street, New York.