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MONEY MARKET.
,be STOCK Exchange, August 3.
Commercial and Mon ~ Matters.

Tuesday, P. M
The of the Stock Exchange light today Price. re-
un generally without change L. 9. Bank fell of l. hor-
"a , Long l.aud at !. American Exchange eank !!
The sales Of State Stocks
1860 Indiana Bonds 3of
80 DO %
decline Of per
rscnseEs-Foregn-ster ssas. Paris 5,7a528' Tho
aaacons have been considerable. Dom's'e-
yhde paia .3ia3a Charleston. .-...-.--.,...it
;tnncrc .2ia2s Augusta 5sa1>
,inla -! CD! Mobile 93"9!
i,nnaa a3} Cincinnati .eta5i
S,r Ofienis % Louisville .-.--.-.'i
Tic Jefferson Co. divide per premium for tie
ss months.
The Evening publishes letter from the Comptroller of
state the Free Banking Law which appears
a some important He says Of opinion the
ct Oh third section Of the Of 1910, which prohibits the
umencng bonking until the Of 100000
hall have deposited with ie Comptroller applies only asso-
on Of PERSONS individual banker, and therefore,
that the ompsroer bound general provisions Of
he circulating anount equal to the current
e. value securities, although the deposited
should not 100000 find nothing in the however
that authorizes individual banker person distinguish
cd ron persons any fictitious
The his bauk aud ,hlnk tho manifest propcy In
ng IN such case the circulating delivered such in
yidu banker his individual assumed
ne of ae i, that The individual banker
,a personally liable upon his circulating notes. Tao
applies only such associations and not 10 nd
The Si directing the OF
cg has reference individual bank
the their circulating should
suppose commenced and prosecuted other ndvdu
enforced like other private demand the holders Of the
totes additional remedy against the securities in
bands OF the COMPREHENSIVE which perhaps Court of Chancery
Nigh compel him resort the first instance
that different construction has bsen put this act
having myself the conclusion above must act
conformity this and SO far least appl
concerned the circulating hereafter to be issued
aust be in the individual bunker. II rame to he
ied be dene by complying with all the requirements
nd subject law applicable associations
Htcky If Canal Tolls at Loekport.
1870 1871.
Tolls received up July 49, inclusive S,n7 30 $4l,9 50
Tolls received from 2Oth to 10th July, in
'V elusive ............ 37 ~ 1895 81
Total received July &C. inclusive -$5SS 93 S3G55 10
Bulletin states that the of the Bank OF Or
cans has difficulty circulate freely
any other redeemed y the Bank and have
Bank Of Orleans worthy Of confidence
city, the difficulty being only quarrel between
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SaEsl.o,S GARDEN.

~ "wednesday Evening, Au&nst 4, fSii
NREAT ATTKACTION-A seo. of ne" Vases and Quadriies
III be play a tho ROMENADE MUSICALE
OF the celebcd Dancers Mr. H.
WELLS and Miss WELLS.
Two stenJ al Ovcturcs
The evening entertainment will commence with Overture
To be followed Ivy the c mic Bareta OF
4 PLEASANT NEIGHHOR.
of hall hour allowed FIR Refreshments
Musicale, tho GRAND SALOON, which
Splendid Orchestra has been designed
TEMPLE OF APOLLO, II IN Musdrd.
Overture
The whole with :im", Buro,a Ballet
prcssly Mr.. II. Wells aud Miss Wells,
Scenery. Dresses called
FLORA AND ZEPHYR; or, THE FESTIVAL OF CERES
Opening Soloaornns breaking .Mr Chapman.
rtioddcs Msruipg Miss +. Peirie.
Song-The Queen Of Flowers behold. Miss Walack
>Ong-ZcphSr pread hy piniuns Miss Walack.
pretty Blue Bell Mis- E. Pcc and sir Chapman.
Chrrus-Re oice Rejoice the chnrncers
The following Scenery all bc presented:
l. Sylvan Lake Nymphs ioposing banks Of Flowers
= Landscape 5nI Bower.
Aysdc 1cmpie Ceres Statue oftbe Goddess brilliantly l-
ninnted, and Ascension OF Flora
Ticket. Fity Cents.
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CHOLERA ENFtNTU's. summer Complaint,
y ;hi disease
y obtaining of Dr. James Nursery Pills bsea found
hv experience Specific thc above complaints
East Broad aud y
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MARINE LIST.

FORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST 1, ls4l.
- NOON SETS -
~ ~ HIGH WATER 49,. III vi
lvr,oo july ~ indirect July L. N Orleans, July "a
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By W H. Frankln-Rcal E.tato-Dwel house and lot No 40
Got.street, & inca. by IL f. g INCH $5,250.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Saturday, July 1.-THE de-
m,nd for moderate throughout the week The
and with decline OF ii per d.
weeks Of the middle qualities of Amerca Sea
Island demand ut higher prices Egyptian IN fair
qualities being less freely offered have nd
I'd In Brazil limited business has been done at
The demand for continues good but last week
The saos the week 1874
bales including 700 American speoulaos and 200 fer export
-: 20 Stained do e. Is! 1850 Upland % n
- 1880 Mobile &c :. = 81 % 80 gyptian
sn .7O pcrnans &c 81 $50 bahia &oS i! 800 Maran
Am SawgiuBej ~ I; 10 Demarara, &c l2 100 Peruvian
"a ~ 30 aruyra 4 20 Com West India = 100 Surat &C b H
y The Of business done to-day rather larger than yer-
consequence having purchased 1870 Americans
The remainder by the trade makes tho total sales
100 bags Prices experienced variation since yestet day
hhc good demand noticed Saturday again experienced
this particularly from who purchasing
freely past Fully 1000 bales have been
prices O6 only the market
steadily healthy appearance than last week
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TENDER CfllNS.

NY GENTLEMAN may instantly relieved from all pain
"A ing the operation shaving by Supplying his ME-
TALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP, invented by 6. SauHders.
which necessity and by which the
ful always produce keen aud smooth edge the
could by any possibility exhibit the experienced hasd
|. which the
giving every opportunity shifting his MS cha
With aeid pen nt hl hand
and which any person will be BY bringing dull and Try
before purchasing Price from 10 81 Few are kept
finished with highly polished ivory handles with made te
most costly Turkey morocco full and beautifully gill;
gentlemen feel inclined the Ne Plus Ultra Of the
NoLpac the beautiful forming together with the
workmanship aGqne specimen Of the beau ideal oil perfection
Price 50.
IL choice selection Of PERFUMERY CUTLERY, aud all
iy:sa 2wis G. SAUNDERS, 163 Broadway.
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Con.tnhlc'> sale.

By virtue of an Execution viii expose for sale Public Arco
FRIDAY. II o'clock tie forenoon No. ~
all right title sind of Joseph hcEwe
Il the Carpet store a the above number
Juv u. lsil laut ST. ALFRED ROACH. Constsh!e
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RtGiNAi.
CAaEE TAasG aaHes EsT- aYGIsIs EEYT.

AND DEPOT or FANCY ID RES S ARTICLES,
800 Broa6,cGy A1leric,al Hotel
The Undersigned offers for INSPECTION extensive assortment
OF Summer which prepared sake order such
reduction prce OF :he superior style Of gar
ment fail offer inducements purchasers from whom
before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
emergency, otherwise require first
of REApYMps GARMENTS assortment always kept
style originally introduced tie old Establishment
ZIG Broadway which, Fancy Dress Articles, including
silk and Crsya ;iusn Crnvn variety
patterns, Scncrr Suspcndcrs Pocket Handkerchief
Linen Muslin shirts Collars, offered for sale greatly
prices the charges for the style of goods
which n7e of the Grs, quality. WM. 7. JENNINGS,
ysa istc 90 Broadway American Hotel.
IL GENTLEMEN arriving from the South and West
wishing outfit particularly avcd cni the
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
1G2 Fulton-st Broadway
ays be found large and desirable assortment super
England Cloths and Camere Cnhmarees aud Drah
DEes London Fancy Casmeres and Dring
for Pants; Chsy and Maae vcs:ings all of which oil
superior quality will be order the shortest notice.
style unsurpassed by establishment the city at 10 pei
cent prices Strict puncusy observed in filling
ders. Cash delivery and no abatement in prices.
The cutting department still under the superintendent o.
Mr. GAYLORD whose services have been we apprccaea by
fashionable public need Particular attention paid
IN cutting pants iylgtf JC. BOOTH. Ages.
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SALES M Auction,

By L. NJ Hoffman Co-Sugar-3 hhs New Orleans 81 Wine
or III So Indian Ib do 81 Tamarinds-l35
kegs Pipes-30U ~ 81 Prunos-l00 boxes
81 &c; Anna to-i9 casks at Ct St
By D. c. w. Pcll Co.-Lemons2O0 boxes at 81 so 81 so,
cash..
By W H. Frankln-Rcal E.tato-Dwel house and lot No 40
Giof.street, f. & inca. by IT, f. g inch $3.50.
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Viii be sold al pubic auction on Wednesday, August h,
of6t ana 9h general assortment
Liquors and Fixtures Grocers respectfully invited
sale the present occupant gong another business,
wishes to dispo.e OF his STOCK sale 10 clock
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~ sAUNDE.s,s METALLIC TABLET

u ZOt >TkOf-A 40. IN :nr!:nd Francr -nd Anerlca
From GdgHGnig Messenger, French paPer) S0r les
SAu.DCRs METALLIC 1ARLET-TbIs article has Dern enyel
England and no less here 1t nParr
Razor keen and noo edge far quicker and with
III, tLeru Gle we know of
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FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.

fThe Cni.ed Ga:ette Of Dee. 2, ls3-.
We great many cddeGRI, the samples Of
whose The smallest pull thank fully
bottle brandy of when nearly poisoned
hoSevcr, useful that
.cienousy praise submitted for APPRECIATION
Metallic Strop Mr.
any razor blunt ready for few Moment with
cria4stoBe and which DO hesitate pronounce e
most complete thing the kind have met with.
[Fron Bars Wsekiy Msssenger
SAUNDERS Patea Metslc Tablet the
of kind that This Tablet
combines the properties both hcne and rop oil
recommended gentlemen who the Of
tender face and beard occasionally applied the
Tablet Will perfect edge, render the
operation of sreeable before
SAINT and painful
have certificates and value Of the 2bet
Srop from gentlemen but be -aticto
the pubic, The following from Dr. u
DR.. Valentine Mott, and General James Tallmadge
The undersigned made daiy use OF
Saunders Improved Strop freely te-uy TO it VIM
side which he calls the Metallic Tablet lar as "" 1s
ohis Introduction This country 1t appears ~ VI "
convenient tue for hone operating on inc same pfia
cise does upon tabe-kEifs. but win n
and ceury il the necessity OIL Oh or "2e I"
80 IN 1be,ng The other sides OF the sop are extremely
veil finished lat smooth and almost elastic preserving - hazor
b ndne of edge which soon destroys It's keeHnes
iso" 'Ha' '"u"u" J. GRlSCOa
a., io,b 1907 VALENTINE MOTT.
.zor Strop It's four sides combines admirably
20, IN sharpen Razors smooth edge
% =; a cal comfort possess It JAMES TALLAADGE-
Noysmbsr l-it
Ivsner and Manufacturer, G. SAUNDERS 1863 Broadway
iy3l lwis'
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D-Pace for three Coachmeu aud Groom.
w horses, having served regular
premiership the cid country Their recommend
ions of the first Apply 5qi Broadway y0 I'm
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THtsday, r nj
The business of Stock Exchange light to-day Prices re-
d general, chsnge. L. g. Bank fell oil l. iiar
~ Long leland went dr american Exchange eank !.
rts ale. Of state stocks were
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9ETANTE f5-A New-iork Intelligence Office 40 Grand
W street day American English Irish and Scotch girls for
immediate employment Good always have good places
Also wanted several girls and
o.
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ID ED BACK MONEY all the Banks taken At par Far
II Dry Goods No abatement prices 4l GIeenweh-.s jyo In
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cLEARsp,
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:, TO KEEPERS OF BOARDING AND

ERON FOUND3Y-For sale or to let, . a good bust
n ness location Apply Mr. HALLoCK of Sail aud
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Total received July &c inclusive 93 Si3G55 10
The Bulletin that the of the Bank OF Or
cans has been difficulty circulate freely
any other notes redeemed by the Bank and always have
BEEN Orleans worthy Of confidence
Institution city, the difficulty being only quarrel between
or three banks each others paper
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fast justice Of their country how will you send the
stars and stripes in glory round the world4 In no
vcw then can think il true policy to cut off this al
lowance of widows and orphans, which the husband
and father exled himself and died sea- perhaps to
earn, which you have seemnly promised and which
they never receive the day of payment round
without blessing him and blessing you.
hope, therefore, although ! am entirely disposed to
assist 10 prospective reform Of this law, that this
amendment will be rejected.
lour readers are already apprized that the debate
terminated IN the adoption Of the following amend
meni, proposed by Mr. WALKER, and voted for by the
opponents OF Mr.. WooDRuaY's amendment:
Propided, That oil widows or children Of all off
GERS, seamcn or marines, deceased and entitled
10 receive or make proof Of their pensions under the
act OF the 81 Of March, 1887 shall receive the same
uhiii the close OF the next session of Congress but
no widow or children of any naval ofe err seamen OF
marine, who may hereafter die, shall be entitled to
any pension by virtue only of any provision in the
said act" u
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will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
or every description ruled and bound 10 any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal TO any in the
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kinds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
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The subscriber having been for many years en-
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ledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
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orders for every description Of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is for the presently seventeenth
stree, opposite the Navy Department.
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WAsHiNToN, July Goth, 1871.
NJ b. All orders left at the MaJsonian Office will
be promptly attended TO.
July 81
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TIME fall term Of this Institution will commence on
i the first day of October next.
This dcpartme ntis under the direction ofthe Hon
DAVID DAGGErT, LII. d., late Chief Judge of the gu
preme Court in Connecticut and Professor OF Law
and the Hon SAMUEL J. HITCHCOCK, Judge of the
Hartford and New Haven County Courts.
The students required To peruse the most I'm
portant elementary treatises, and are daily examined
on the author they reading, and receive at the
same time explanations and illustrations of the sub
jects they studying.
The students are divided into three classes each
class is daily employed upon lesson in the class
book and is separately examined; and every student
can read in more of the three classes as ne
finds himself able and inclined to perform the requisite
labor.
One Lecture and three Examinations, of one hour
each daily gwen by the Instructors, and at all OF
them each of the pupils permitted to attend.
The Course of Lectures delivered by the Professor
of Law comprises all the titles and subjects OF Com
mon and Statute Law.
A moot court is held week, or oftener, which
employs the students in drawing peadings, and nVes-
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The students called upon, from time 70 Time, To
draw declarations pleadngs, contracts and o'hcf m
srumens connected with the practice of law, and TO
do the most important duties of an attorneys clerk
They are occasionally required to write disgust
tons topic of law and collect the authorities
TO support their opn ons.
The students are furnished with the use of the ele-
men,ary books and have access, at all times, TO the
College Libraries, and to Law Library comprising
every important work, both ancient and modern.
The Law Lib. AIRY contains the Revised Statutes,
the Reports and the Digess Of all the States IN the
Union
The course of study occupies two years, allowing
eight weeks vacation each year. The months OF
Nav and September allotted for vacations
The terms for tuition, with constant use OF text
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less period than one yeai, ten dollars per month.
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ERENCH DIPLOMACY AMI POLITICAL
= ECONOMY.-Jus imported, direct fom Paris,
by r. TAYLOR, the following works (anong many
othe-s) this day unpacked:
Guide Dipomatique par lie Baron Charles de Mar
tens vols last edition, edited by M. de Honmans.
Cours de style diplomatique, par H. Mescl vols.
Expose de administration generate ct locale DIES Fl.
nances du Royaume de la Grande Bratagne ct DIR
iande, PExchquier la dette Rationale. les Banques,
&c.i par Bailey, Inspecieur General DIES Finances,
vols. octave. Etudes sir la Richesse DIES Nations
par Louis Say, volume. Historic Financiere de la
France, depuis POrigine dc Ia Monarchie, paI lie
me auteur, M. Bailey, vols, octave. lie Jroit DIES
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lOst.


PROPOSALS will be received, until the 9TH day
OF September next, for delivering at the Post ";
flee Department on before the 2Hh day OF the
same month two hundred and twenty cords OF season.
Oak Wood. 4.
The wood must be sound, straight, and free from
knots and be corded and measured at the Depart
ment. -
The right is reserved OF having any portion ., me
wood advertised for delivered at the Post Ofice
building
JOHN MARION,
Aug 1876 Chief Clerk
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

DAMN UF THE NIETKUFUTIs, Z
w AsnlNGToN, Aug 81, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that a general meeting
In of the Stockholders of this Bank, will be holden
the Banking House in this city, Monday the 27lh
day of September next ensuing, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. Nj and p NJ for the purpose OF elect
ing nine Directors for this Bank to from that
time until the first Monday in July 1912, under
the of Congress passed the 18th day of August
lS4l entitled IAN to revive and extend the char
tiers of certain Banks in the Distrc, Of Columbia"
BY order Of the Board,
RID. SMITH, Cashier
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Tables de Logarithmes par Lalande, vol. lS mo-
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Historic ct description par Michel Chevalier, des
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Connaissance DIES Temps pour 1871, 1912, and
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BANK OF WAsnIN6ToN,

AuGusT %, iS4l
NOTICE is hereby given, that general meeting
i OF the Stockholders of this Bank will be holden
at the banking house. in this city, Thursday, the
thirtieth day of September next ensuing between the
hours of 10 O'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M, for
the purpose Of eecng nine directors for this Bank 10
from that time until the first Monday of January,
1912 under the act of Congress passed on the 18th
instant, entitled "An act TO revive and extend the
charters ofcerain Banks in the District of Columbia
By order of the Board:
JAS. ADAMS Cashier.
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PATRIorIc BANK,
Wnahinutnn

~ w usHIHEtOH, mug ~oi IofI'
A general meeting Of the Stockholders of this Bank
2S,h day of September next, between the hours of
10 A. M. and p. M for the purpose Of clrcting
nine Directors, to such until the first Monday
in july 1912 agrceaby to the of Congress passed
the 25th inst for the purpose of resving and
tending the charters of the Banks in the District of
Columbia. BY order
PiSHEY THOMPSON,
Aug 3l-3tawiw Cashier
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TIME. NORTHMEN IN NEW ENGLAND
i OR AMERICA IN THE TENTH CENTU
RY-By Joshua + . Tmith author of Progress OF
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session 1871 Az.
TINE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
i Of November and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement, to the middle of March ensuing
Practice and theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M y.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, MD
Surgery by William Gibson M d.
Anatomy, by William E. Homer, NJ D.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh L. Hodge, M D
Clinical Lectures on Medicine by w. w. Ger
hard M. D. and ~
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and
Ho ner will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Bockley) Students also admitted to the Clint
cal Instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City 49, o,>,r.p
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
ana 81 3awtNovl5 263 Chestnut Street, Phil