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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06

DIDN'T BELIEVE SCRlpruRE.-Good
jokes and sharp hits are frequently lost
or known to but few, for want of launch
upon the sea of journalism. Here is
one, as related by X. jolly, gray
hesdel, old soul, who is always qM uive
for any thing that has mirth in it, and
which, we believe, has never seen the
light -
1t was many years ago when Democ-
racy meant something and when poll
tics were discussed freely, without the
fear of having to look six barrelled re,
peater in the face The morning was
that ofthe Democratic primary election.
and Rand B.---had long voted
the same ticket at the same polls They
met in the tap room of the hotel, ex-
changed salutation, discussed the wealth
er, smiled and stepping out seated them-
selves upon bench by the door, where
the following colloquy was held;
"R.--,who do yer kalclate to vote
fur fur ShentH
"Well," responded r, -, II had
some tho't O. votin fur our friend
H."
b turning sharp round-"H.-,
hell /! Why he don't 'bleve in the Scrip
tures!'
"R.-your'e id fool. Scrip
tire amt no part of the Democratic plat
from " lo b."
THE New York World is a good way
from advising the South to stand out
against the terms of the new bill. 1t
rather suggests that perhaps after all
"the negro vote can be managed,' and
the ascendency Of the Democracy in>
sured. The meaning OF the World,
1t is evident, that the South would
do better to accept than reject the
terms now offered. And so the South
itself will conclude ultimately.
COMPARISON Nor ODIoUs, Several of
the papers have been running paral-
lei between George Washington and
jeff Davis. They waste much paper
and columns Of type, without striking
the true parallel. Here is the idea ad-
vanced by The Butte Record in regard
to it -
"Gcorgc Washington-First in war,
first in peace, and first in the hearts of
his countrymen,
"Jtf Dauis--First IN rebellion, first
IN petticoats, and. last In the Jail of his
,ountrymen.," .s [
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06

FnrDEmcK LAW OLM'rEp, Recoraing
Secretary
JonN BOWS, Actiag General Agent
OIlice-Nos | aud 2 Adams Express
Buildings, 6l Broadway
Depot for supplies from the North and
West, No, l50 Rcade street.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06
PITTSBURG GENERAL MARKET.
SATURDAY, March 9, 1867

The week closes with a quiet market, but
considerably improved in the volume of trade
over last week, The fact is the time has
come when people must buy goods They
have waited and waited until necessity has
compelled them to purchase. Orders from
country merchants are coming in to consid-
cradle extent. The country roads are very
bad, which is one great drawback on trade at
present.
We quote as follows, which are the whole
sale prirpS.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06

Mr.. DEBow, editor Of Debo,o's RevieW,
died Feb. 9th, at Elizabeth, N. j.,
after . brief illness. a....
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06
FXTRA Family Groceries in great varieties
Ia at INGIlRAMS
A FINE Quality of Salt, by the Darrell or
N less, at lNaHhAMo.
Waynesburg, March 6-tf
W A T. T. p a p e r. s!

FOR SPRING SALES OF 1857.
WE are now prepared to offer to our custo-
mers, and the Trade generally. an extensive
collection Of
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS.
FIRE HOARD PRINTS, ETC., ETC.
Embracing all qualities Of goods, known to
the Trade for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls,
Chambers, Churches Assembly Rooms, &c,
AL so, "
TRANSPARENT OIL CLOTH and PAPER WINDOW
SHADES,
At the Lowest Market price, at
No. lO7 Market ST., near Fifth.
JOS. 4. HUGHES q BRO.
m6 .3ns. ..
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06
p z o r o s a L s.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-06
ls;s 1E;ss .E|:oO R IIy EVIL !!

NHOlCE Family Flour at market rates at
" INGIIRAMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gentlemen II had a negro man, ~9rth : 500
Who TOOK eail from a sal hart IN he sg, and vas
useless s3r ossx year | bad used every hing /
eoad arar * without heses. mt tried The
Mexican M4stang Llulmeat. Il sooa effected =
permanent sure J. L DOWNING.
Mon Z. stasrr. Ala-, jane r.. ls39.
~ yske qtsaslre a -sc1 I.erd-ug me Mexican
Mustang L5uiu.ent A. a valuable aad iHaispensa-
Die artlcls fHe ~a-s,Gs. sores -era1ehes. or 1aias
- .lsSses. 0ar men have used n fer Basas, Bran
s-s. eor--, Rheumatism, tr., and al say i acts
Ike mage II w. HEWITT.
Foreman tor Anerscan, Wells, FaFgos AMI Harn
ieu EzYress
re srrsin Of az daashief ANGLE eecasiene'l
xbile -E4ang iAst wsatss. eati-eiv cured IN
enc week, aftrr sue raj commenced asins y5ar
eeI@5r.red Mas-ang Liuimea- Ed. sEELI,
GileuseStes. Mass. Aug I. ] So.
l. j. "a admitted fact that he Mexican Nus
.ans / suseHt performs more cures n shorter
time "a MAJ ASH beast tnsAn any article ever IL
covered F4a4iise-. hvers men aad planter
Should als4sa Have Il III aaat. Caiek aud su-s
/ il certainty .. ~ genuine warped IN steel
plate engrsv1ngs. bearing tAesl gna1Grr Ct q. W
+ Westbr9ok. Chemist, ard the p~irtf- [. : stanl
! IL DeNAs Basyss + Ee Sver tae top
AL eaart aas been ns3e % eoun fsrtest X With
cheap ,,oae plate lahsi. ksat etpssfy
aratega spring Water, said : !
Draggls@@-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

Tgx Florida and Cuba Telegraph Compa
nv. chartered BY the last session Of Congress
have secured a grant from Spain. giving them
the exclusive right TO land cable IN Cuta.
Il Is expected 70 be IN working order ey the
18th Of March
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

Heimstreets inimitabIs Hair Celoring is not .
iye. Al nj. santaneoas dyes are composed Of M
mr. eaasffc. and more or less destroy the vitality
AID snty efthe hair Thai liz original Hair
Celoring. and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. Il restores grey hair to iss original
color BY gradual absorption. in mss remarkable
manner. Il IL also a beautiful hair dressing Sold
in t~e sixes-51 cent? ard sl-by all dealers.
c. HETMsTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold byal
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
DR.. ID. III. &EELYE * CO.,
FrcepoKt. illinois,
Sold by all wholesale and retail Druggists
GENERAL AGENTS:

Jss~ b. esrx CIR at Ohio
v~sls~ psr,rer . fuller cts-aEs- IL
! pyrnhaas vsnSrhas-< thsaes IL
pep,a.. barnes %. ~ Y1rk.
nRA mxTe, nu;nhs. New York
Fsrran1 sA l-y q, p-trf II, Iich-
q weeks Pcstar Bos ton. Mas
Fr-r rn. Aarhsris 70 ehftaa-iphia Pa
RR e Irrs Z Co, Pin barg, Pa
Cs.aysas sro's, = fbass, No.
Rarn-.. wSrA & e., New o-Frans La
RIA Hsefnscu 60, l. nfsvsfie, Ky.
Exs~y , No. MeSphh. fenn.
4 v Depny. Richn end, Va
/ Th0~paah HlB~A, ~ A~er~s N.
Duzsa . kan0ss. alsssy, v.
stronx Armsfrun ne, esesssana, Gus.
VIM J1bssspn, Ossrait, y Gu
WI. 81 Pefss1A c. LssissaiiaskE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

tsffre delight. Superior 10 anv Colo gne. used
- battle The t=ea and person, t. r-naer the skin
soti Aad FRESH, - slsv IND snsmasiou, 70 perfume
eletaing for Aeadache. lie Il is manufactured
fssai saa fasa -ua;aera hsgnslis- ana ettaiain
a nasF5ra1 70 quite unprecedented. u i a fsvorts
usth Actresses AMI opera gers. II = sold by ~
dcs.er-, IA Siea IN hlrgs hotties, ant by DExAs
BARvEs I Co. Ee~ York, Wholesale 4 gents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al
Dr., -yss-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

On ard asr Thnrzslas ,-cs rbtf STR - and uns !ar-
Their notils. tfaisss ~iai ~ tatis~ss
LxATx KE0KEK.
Isl rvafn--sts A. u dAiiy, except "a sdsy
ID rrasn-sNP NJ
LkxTE FoRT AxDfyoE
ID rrsin-1e3s VI daily. except Sunday h
4ss rrsin--5:aa P N :. :. "a
- During tin s~Mpa 81 snssi1ees~n, the iss
tram. ieavtnG kenkuk. eonnssts wiki Anrthaxn
Line R&<k.s Epz,p ARA k0xta ~ Port Mafispn, M1A
ieur- connections Nth Haifroad Buriingtun, 1oek
{6aiAnd snd Davenport.
fR1asn = =. nubn 1poa Hsss Aa1,ssp- aakW -
f0Ets .sfA shs D~s Aslnss SAiley ALBANIAN ssasA
Ard ~ xessar. Win and Western B. 4
17xAsSa all poinxa Tor sole b. agenss A. o0ceso(
9D4eosnsaAy. y ss6fel@ss 49, sg1~
"a - . y-7rwsa Sss4*s &xz~ sses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
DR.. SEELYE'S
LIQUID CkIlRRH REMEDY
S Y NJ z I o NJ ;.

The ~ rpto,4 81 sts - - first very .ii4ht- PEI
sans sud ,iev atee co 4 ta4s sa-y ass- y u-nt al
sxnss are ulare q char - sesr ~rs-
tnr@. Ia The mas dry. or stikht
iasa and scri4 waraa task aai adhesive
-asue.
1. the 4-pas- beerrn-4 chraric fAie t@rharxes arr
Increased ;a,.naty esan4~a IN 4eait4e th-y are
no . tnfcA aaa heavy .ad hsvk4~i enStsei gu
me offensive, hssi hreAt. y :
vstee thissk ans nasaas es-a weak tn ~
smell -s-n4 Or rstruyr fesfne-s fr-su+ nifty tak
si.e-.
An her 20 anon aud Important symptom Of catarrh
i that he p=rsoa Obliged % eseas his tar At ~ me
asaraisa Of -Iics ~ shiny ~heh ht- fallen
r. ON the q. al dining the Esght When ths tke-
m aerson may that as aSess = s saS a
th- lua ~ ard aaoad tfir IA lrresti@- "
The shev- 49, b.. 49, y tss -s1y Catarrhal .ymp-
&C itnx fully al syHptsu. AL BE- ssnt as e 81
address II direct AsEe 70 vt0csF- the HeAheihf
w. us recsirns letters from all parts @ the lnien
nd 44~5 rails ttani fap~e asins Y
bssrfn. the evidence Of it tafatfs''e merits
/ Rv-rht- -e--efy contains no VI NERAL or POISON
oTS IN RFrrsyFs Is prepared from 70 @'ss3- ~
I trrnx RSCLE WILLY; therefore M u PFAF go Il
/ II tEMi Ess even Ia taa most teaasF and GaAs~fF
/ ehd "a
| csrs.rus syKrvrr rArsRrH gEMFpT. and ,rs'
/ no oth-r. II rot 10 By arpegst N tgHr Nisliit
they will order nr yos. Prize = ~ per oSts's'
r1e.ii persons .-rf.rinE vii any affection q n
Head throat La r.. -h.Htd wFtta n snre W. 8T
pamphlet suy 4e-erthlrs syn Ptnms FeF''Aa An-
the above III ssase~-
7 IsriIse @ntfses sosns aTsrszs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

All Trs.as lir-r-iy laroash "a Nov York.
ss-4so NILES v.rnsgT as.sas 81 CsAcars -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
BAGGAGE oaEcKkD THRsrGH

UPAsk FsR riekETs VIA ERIE RlILWAI,-ts
which can be obtained ut All iucpal Ticket
e oHsras in sh- west sri south west
n. RIDDLE. VIM. =. BARR,
GsEJsusk Gen'l Pass. Ag't-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
have been hars almost !

$40 tel the truth. Kernel. resp ouded
the scout. with n CERTAIN soleuiuIty IN ms
grave face, = + don tax shout sch things
Ter the paople round here, bit alters tea
sost q thankful when get out OF bAd
Grape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-15

pie IN nsdisn circumstances consume their
usual allowance. but are saving while some
sion o. bus,Osss more Or len. are siss .psrins IN
their expsndltursa Therefore the provision market
need not any alarm among the consumers the
crops have been good the puute OF cattle raised and
ready for market fully up 70 TIE average the supply Of
hsh equal 70 the demand and everything N TACT IN
such condition - 70 insure plentiful supply 81 All
kinds OF edibea plenty Of tea and coffee although
mouths oshlnd the usual DIM, The supply being GOOD,
dealers must SELL II not at large profits then 81 medium
Wholesale dealers partially hold back. waiting sor
favorable change, which win probably not come this
winter; middle men do only such business a. the de-
mana requires and retailers small stocks The
retailers suffer the least oy depression OF The provision
Market az they know that their customers must pur
times scarcity Of money and WORK but are the last 10
learn the TACT that rric in tho wholesale market
" down, especially tho latter therefore they purchase,
paying whatever Is demanded. Probably the retail
grocery stores proht In tue long oppression In
tho provision market The poor and mddling classes
should post themselves as 10 the wholesale prices and
when Their groccrs demand unreasonable prices they
should rsfuse 10 paw and elsewhere Already many
small Consumers have studied thor interests so FAR az 10
purchase direct from the large kets 81 New York,
from The middle men, and mus save many needed
dollara TIE wealthy class always purchase more 10
bulk from the wholesale dea eTs or middle men. These
MIDI men are not slow to take advantage wnsrs they
eau 10 make money, but when the Is slow, they
are willing 10 do the best they
The great trouble is tho sclrcty OF circulating money
Undoubtedly there IL plenty OF money Ia ths country,
aud surely at the metropolis, but Ike ice IN win er. Il
moves not except when forced. The quest on
70 why money l. cred In many ways BY
the provision dealers Some say that II owing tho
political situation 10 the radical OF
Congress In lis legislation for the Southern States;
others that II due specuaon and others
sim that material esuit Of the general OF
business IN this country which brings reaction every
few years. Nearly ali dealers agree that there all
SUFFICIENT and evon too much m0ney-such as IL is-in
tho metropolis but that u Is held by sp cua'ors. Ex-
tensve real estate transactions INDUCED recently by
cap talist9 undoubtedly tend keep money from tho
dry goods and provision markets some dealers fear
financial panic the majority operating with a
caution which will PROBABLY preclude any such dsaster.
Money bids fair TO be frcer u short Tins and sue
probabilities that tho provsloa market wili DO
paratfvsiy easy during tho winter.
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simply representative Of representative Moreover.
sur0ancs Of universally received system and graduation
o. vsues for the sake OF the fsw who happen 10 be
sho holders Of govsnment securitisa A. tas close OF
tho war business accepted the scale OF values a.
existed. and proceeded 10 adapt themselves thereto
Sanuiacsoren employed their operatves; business men
accumulated heavy stocks OF goods. agrcuturists
usd the soil aud gathered their crops; retailers bought
And sold; and all hess things done upon the scale
Of commercial values that then existed any depreciation
o. which, u universally conceded, would dsrAngs
tho entire organization OF internal trade disturb the
- an aruce OF trade thus endanger the prosperity
OF the country To destroy the balance between the TWO
wings OF tho necessary Commercial cqaaton-siz, tho
cot OF production, uh the just percentage OF pron
added equals tue commercial value or tnat production
10 the msrke-is therefore 10 disturb the basis OF
basiness prosperity add to disregard the one principle
upon which, pr marty, all business activity - basod
10 ins policy OF contraction principally the uestruc-
uon or thia ba without which trade cannot sxist
Is due and this fact universally conceded not only
BY commercial men, but even by holders OF national
must fail" win tho Shyiock,an addition IN soto voce.
"Ihe face Of thu bond 10 god or tho pound Of nash,
though Of course ths face OF tho bond Is precraoie
Had This policy OF contraction Continued and as long as
u uid Continue the danger OF crisis becano daily aud
from week 10 week more aud moro mminent-has, In
TACT, been vergfug upon tue extremity OF tmmience
TOR the pas six months and could not have been do
sred under the late financial regimen; and from this
op mon few dsseuters b found among the repro
tween bonds and business In which business hasto use
words OF which co.oners jurles remarkably fond IN
vsrdcts Of gp.aiIon-6 dying OF slow process
Of SpnyxatiOlu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-15
the CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Tho State Salt W0rks-Proposed Recess and
Final Adjournment nm the 7i's Of January.
ALBANY, N. ". Dec. IA, 1857

Tho State Salt Works-Proposcd Recess and
Final Adjournment On the 7tis Of January.
ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. IA, 1857
Tbs Convention met as ten O'Clock
TUE sALY WORKS
Mr. Coxsrocx from It's Committee o. Salt Works
mado report lie said shat o majority Of the com.
mite wcrs Ia favor OF removing ths constitutional pro-
vision prohibiting The sale OF tho salt springs He also
THAI majority Of the committee wera opposed to
placing in the constitutions increased duty sali
The report 10 lengthy reviewi,g the whole question OF
the manufacture and salt, and concludes By ro.
commanding tho following constitutional provis.ou:-
s M may a"s S me
o. as sars and Issa een o. sad spsns o. The prspes
salt: bra all money! expended shall be reimbursed
Treasury az loon ~ Iraccae by duty en- SAT- Ncosher
vi. Yocs0 submitted tho following As the minority
report
In foregoing report he impeey Of imposing By
constitutional provision additional tax or duty on sa
believing that the subject belongs the Legsla slso
Ice so far a. tho sans recon reova OF the
ing restraints The sale VI tho salt sprngs and rcsevA
Mr. BIcKycab offered the following:-
n.s spp.rsu that s 20 s Il. wn %
before the meeting Of the Lesatnrc and whereas
IaOors IL Albany during the session Of the
Legislature or 70 remove 70 any other place. or 70
believe may complete the article the Judiciary
and the reports and subjects not yet acted upon
OF pressing importance mostly treating Of matters
de OF the cnnstu lou: and whereas ANXIOUS
Resolved That this Cow wll Monday, Deem
day. JANUARY 1854 At ssvsa O'clock r NJ and Nat the
Commtee Revision be instructed 20 make thcr final
tho time Last nainsd aud nAt upon nj subect.
the Convcnou shall then have acted the said
s a os sss and ia. he
adjourn de On tuesday January y IL eleven o'clock
Laid on tho table by consent OF tho never.
Adjourned 10 Monday evening a. seven o'clock.
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with tusssv> me cabin and seventy three sissrags pas
sensers ana FULL cargo OF cotton and bseadstudh
Ths Ora Can ain Bridgman OF the ismAn line isfb
p,sr No. Is North liver for Liverpool calling Queens
town. with twenty. two cabin and oas hundred and
lhiry sserars nassen fg cargo OF cotton bacon
spd cheese The unstsA States mali. and sso7,oo u
specie.
The General Barnes CapAsln Norton, OF kessfs Lv.
nsston, Fox & Coz line le.t per No. 20 North riyx
for HAVANA with twenty-five passenger ana sxir
assorted cargo.
Tho General Grant, OF Messrs a. n. Cromwell 4 Co 2
line, left pier No. North river for EeS Orleans, wtt
tweniy.e!gst passengers and fair miscellaneous cSrlaa
Tho Montgomery, Captain Lyon Of the Black Star II
dependent line, lsn pier No Is North river for savsns
nah with twelve passengers and fair assorted freight
Tho san SALVADOR Captain Chakegson, OF the Empire
line left pier No 10 North river for Savannah, with
thirty Ave cabin and ten storage passengers ana fAas
N 'scellaneous cargo
The Champion, Captain Lockwood OF the New York
and Charleston Steamship Compauys line left pier ksy
North for Charleston. With forty passengers and
full cargo Of dry goods bats and capa
RzcAFHULAr0s
Eleven syeamcrs seven hundred and thr.y-lwo pao.
sengers aud $3.50, COO IN specie.
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me following steamers, EuropssA and sessi~ss. lss
his port yesterday
xryorxA-.
The fsrsirs, Captain Duohssns, Of The General TTsns
ssnuc Compsnys tine. isfs pier No. 90 North river FOR
ravFo calling ~ Brsr, with he French mails eighty.
ono cabin possngorz full cargo Of cotton and lard and
Sh44, 900 10 spee!a
rhs Tssee captain ersos, Of the rslional Lre ten
pier No. ~ North river for Llvsrpeo, cailag ~
Queenstown, With fifteen cabin and one hundred snd
srrty ssscrsas pssssnEsrs f cargo Of grain, cotton
and provisions and SEQ 600 In specie.
The Celia Captain Gisadell, OF the Londsn and New
York Steamship Company, Ian pier No. North river
fer London, with cabin ana thrssn steer
age pssssngeYs and fall cargo OF grain ADD tobacco
The Boronsa. Captain Franvon, Of the Hamburg
Amercsn PAckSs Cospssy let, her dock II Hoboksn Tor
Ranbare viii thirty caba and forsy sssrags psssss
gsrs fun cargo 81 cotton sobseqo Asd msce anecus
nssehasAisA ~ uaissd ssssss aaals ana ssS'oee =
ne uansl Kingdom, .c>Dsah Donaldsos, u NE
Aasass nee, tsn psss Ne Ssr,h river tss Lvsrpeet
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THE FRoyrsIos sIsRaEf.

rally Bisr ntssaed-Prsvisions Plenty-afonsy
Scarce.
rhs provision market 10 sppvssssd--moss - shaa n
has bsss for ys,n--asd dealers generally complain Of
hard unsa The sspply 10 ths MARKET and - 70
coma. h ssol, bat NE demand v comparatively small
rssp,s msss =. Boa sviAssuy shsy - spasasy SO
ssssoaisaiy. TIE poor ~ No usans Ne snasa sissA
un1subssdU - ,ss dssiue sAsss bsrt uass, -.
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Excess of December November. ............ %
Tho increase OF December over November for last
year was, 10 st1ced from these figures, forty psr
cent; and, u u may be assumed that tbs Law WIN
ba operative IN December 1867 the nunbsr OF failures
for this nth may be calculated BY adding forty per
cont the list for November, which ylods an agrrc.
gate OF ya hundred ana nty-f1ur Again. the gradual
Increase for tbs year 1867 In business failures may DO
calculated Gpol basis Of the sslsucs Of failure from
week TO weak aud FROM noath 10 month. Tho sub
jonsd % exact and accurate table OF suspensions
Tor tho eleven mouths passed OF the year 1881 -
lre.k Ending. M Yvrk Cifu KlfstcA,rs Aanrerasr
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Bcusher & Co.. wines. applied for bankruptcy: B. 2.
Hardy. dry goods iai'ed q. A. Hckox, guas fsiisd:
Jonu A. Reid. jeweaer. creditors applied forco iato
bankruplcv; .. d. Schuyler. cloak dsslor, faissd.
Besides these inc notes Of heavy nru. with
lsbi,es Of $500 900. have been protested and some
half Others must be write "
unsound Taking the general averages d the week pre-
cssdng which are Approximate oay. The statistics for
last stands "a foows.z
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rvHT-THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON
"A peassst Me t,cai ard Business cslrvoysn spius..
is jusi returned from Paris tos preen pH ao1 nufey
has tnal trench 70 cause lovs nnd SPECIFY tar
rlsas. No Satisfaction, ne pay L1,es. " senuea.ns
~ Once lol hifseruth street. cofnef OF FOURTH aveaua
~
MADAME rosa MEDICAL AND BusfNBss CLAIR.
IvI sevenh street. tells The name
hheaess AZ hussands srines together these
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

A ARoN CHAPLIN 4 CO.,
N 70 and ~ vcscy street.
viii sell by auction FRIpAY October rs q io O'Clock,
original packages direct the mandatory comps
ing mems youths and chdren's, OF other
WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURERS,
great variety and STYLE and all adapted to the
season. Also,
THREE HUNDRED CASES SHOES.
in women misses and childrens from first class
city manu- facturers, all OF which are warranted.
JAMES n. MILLER,
Aucioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

10 O'CLOCK THIS DAT. .. W. CAMPRBLL, AUC,
tones sells the elegant Lager Beer Saloon ~ 1hrd
street with Tho Stock Furniture Lease splendid stu
uon Ior "a active and opportunity Ia make money
FRIDAY. n