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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-06
Sales mt the stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

fair degree Of business DOING but is checked by the
difference of grain in respect to the operation of the tariff
Ccfee-There is more demand, and prices improved.
Sales of Brazil 1000 bags, at 81 cents and for prime
10 cents; Sumatra at 81 CENTS Java at l0i cents
Maracabo at cents; 800 Porto Rico at cents; Laguayra
at OF cents; Cuba at cents and for poor 81 cents
Manila at lOt cents; and St. Domingo at 81 cents.
Cotton.-The market enlivened by the So
turday 1000 bales were sold 700 Of which for ship
ment and prices improved cent ID. Sales of the week
1875 bales Upland and Florida at ST cents, 200 Mo.
bile at 81 81 cents 800 New Orleans at cents and
25 Texas at about cents
Liquors-The tariff has caused foreign liquors to
advance particularly brandy and the transactions have
been to greater extent than usual 100 half pipes
Segnete Brandy at 81 40 81 so per gal months the
market closed firmly at 81 So several holders demanding
81 So; pipes and halfppes Otard DuPuy Co. at So 10
half pipes Chasserang at 81 30 j. Dupuy 81 As;
pipes woes Swan Gin at sl 10 half pipes Holland
Gin at 90 cents Saturdays 10 hhds St. Crox Rum 20
u cents held at SO S. Domestic Whiskey sells
at 20 81 cents Sales 100 quarter casks Sicily Madeira
at Al "A CENTS and about 100 hhds and casks mostly
at 40 200 or casks Cette Madeira 40 cents or
casks Sweet Malaga at IS cents all months; and by
auction from cargo of Lisbon - casks Madeira at IS
81 CENTS 249 White, 80 32t; and PORT % 81.
MsalsThe tarihas caused holders of iron to advance
their claims somewhat but buyers have not operated
any considerable extent Several hundred tons Scotch
pig iron sold at s24 s26 ton; pig lead taken for
port at 81 cents cash.
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Sept. Go p. NJ.


The Sales at the Stock Board were exceedingly small
but prices generally firm. Kentucky os rose
/ per cent Farmers Loan per cent stonington N
York State 6i's fell per cent; Delaware Hudson t.
United States Treasury Notes at an discount The
issue of So 900 will shortly be upon the market
and must depreciate the price Already orders to
extent in the street to purchase the notes for invest
The supply will be large however, to lead
to the conviction that few weeks will make them fall
heavily.
The New York American has had the superlative folly
dencminae exposure Of that rotten company, the
Amerc Life Trust "unwarrantable exposure of a
pr Not only private individuals have been
.pundered of immense by that nquitous association
but the public and the national character has suffered
immensely by the foul corruption engendersd by them
1t is unwarrantable exposure because the following
people, the friends and relatives Of that clique have got
most of the money of innocent people, and some OF them
spent it in riot and luxury
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Now can the American point out the difference between
this and the Life Fire Bond Co. Of 1876 The
late Henry Eckford President OF that Company j. s.
Swift, Vice President and Matthew L. Davis, Secretary.
When that exploded the American daily fill
ed with the grosses abuse ofhe parties engaged
in it, and the contemplate clique of which is the organ,
instrumental in having the parties indicted Eckford
Swift Barker, vermilyea Franklin, NJ. L. Davis, Mark
Spencer G. W. Wetmore and Others all indicted for
conspiracy to deraud by grand jury of which the fol-
lowing gentlemen were members Jonathan Goodhue,
foreman E. w. Laght, A. o. King, D. E. Tylee NWeed,
L. g. White J. Lang and others During the ndct
and trial. the American constantly filled with
innammaory matter calculated bias the result and
occasion contained the following
Ofthe necessity the absolute necessity that
voice should be raised in support of thu laws of the
try alleged to have been violated by men of the highest
standing stronger evidence need be given than the ST.
lence, or when not SILENT the paatng publications OF
most OF the city papers in relation to the late indictment
Thousand miserable cretehe might have been indicted
and editor would have thought incumbent upon him
to suppress their On the contrary, their names
would have been blazoned FORTH accompanied with much
sanctmonous adherence of the Nervousness of stealing
old junk.
But when Grand Jury respectable ever sat- say,
upon their oahs that there probable to believe
weaih and influence, have violated the laws and present
them Tor trial. the silent palatng Past good
appealed to against actual presumption, and
an undue bias sought to be given public opinion As
far az zoe are concerned justice shall be blind oard
great as towards fittis deiinquents.
This was the virtuous resolution and idle vaunt of
creature who. when the tables are turned and his own
friends instead Of being the victims are the
calls the expose exposure Of
Germs Why were the affairs of schemerhorn Ogden and
others hushed up paiated1n because they
of high standing and the vrtuous American is M
longer as "blind towards great towards little den
quents"
The following the comparative of two ofthe
Montreal Banks -
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Foreign InaportatIons.

Lo.poS-Ship Wellineton--2o pkgs Q B Morewood co..
GO Lows Adams, Petrie & co-i20 w Haniman--2 II w
FS Ma',N2e Wood johnson co1s Huntington co
q Stone, Swan Coz Wiley & Putnam Carey Il HART
u Woo!hesd-1J Connah-l KING Harmony col 8
- Bartlett col Co.'s Scout W Thompson-l J
Grinnell, Mintum co.'s cs box 10 hhds 10 order.
HAvRE-Ship Formosa-l0o bks WINE Ramsey Crooks-I
s Pratt-6l2 do glass Hunter 4 CO.
HAyRE-shP Tpskns-7 pkrs He%merling-2 Schnoz &
Behnr-24 G d Haviand-3 G Porter-7 Fabrequette,
Fills X Mason--a Il Burby-i Seyhurt.
PARA-Bg Wsshngon's Bargel92 bis India rubber shoes
bag do 200 bbs balsam do India rubber bottles
bags lbs Allen Paxson2 brs spoca
do India rubber box do bottles II ii Day. bis bird skins
do so bbs castana nuts box to order
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81 .O35.5i7 i,lei,45o

This return gives aggregate of 80 per
cent in the outstanding circulation of two banks in sixty
days is indicative of the increase Of Canada business
based upon the movement Of the crops Of the Western
United States. The banks in the Western part Of n. York
have also discountng literally for the crops
which must shortly be increased in volume their way
to market The determination Of most Of the western peo
pie receive nothing but SPECIE the bills of specie
paying banks for their produce is rapidly filing the
channels of trade with sound currency, and the dealers
finding their way gradually to the Atlantic cities
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HSIIbot cs1ss On the Banks. spoke
Bas ~ wRhingOq Barry. Appleton day. from Par; and
CO. of Boston scoa Boiei Of salem, ds AT araDbsn iih
gt brig Leader Of Boston. Brig Marion Of Salem going
Brig Clas,. Mott day. from Lubec with 800 plaster
u $. schr Madison. Lieut. COmdt. Moore. days from
Sch! Cookbook Clay 4 day; from B,IaeOa with &c Ind.
brig Ronaa 30 from Boston sa1 ' ma lou " '
schr Spy, from Virginia, with wood
Below.
One brig. unknown
ing British Tsaie Warspte ship Courier Dussan Gibraltar
Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE REoDE lsLasDER'
Ar cd po, boat Fly Of and from New York 3D. CathsTns
ds
Fall River for NYork; Rienzi, NYork for Providence.
General Record.
CoMMrncE OF CHARLEsrSS.-Harbor Masters Report
Arrivals ships, bar briggs, IS schrs. soop,, IS
Cleannces3 ships, bark 10 brig, IS schr, oops, sc
boats.
Spoken.
o a al cn G %as
John jay, Boston Tor sagharbor, off Monrauk Sept l.
Metz Myers, NYork from Bremen Sep, 3 ss miles sE. of
Boston Baltimore for Boston, Sept g. o5 miles Sc. of Block
Island. -
Oak for Phiadelpha. Sept miles Sc. of Mon
tank.
Esther Eliza. Eastport for Baltimore Sept IS miles Sc of
WIN Henry, Baltimore for Boston, Sept IS miles Sc. of
Montauk
Foreign Ports.
QUEBEC Sept AR Lively, Stockton; Aug 81, Harrison,
London ST Nicholas Aberdeen; Minerva Porto Rico. Cid
sOh John Robert Belfast England Liyerpoo Lamport do;
Lockbo, do; Pactous London Amphtrte, Poole; Content
Mumbles: Macao, Port Rush; Integrity, Newcastle; 3 So
Queen, Bridge Nelson Village, Belfast Fairfield Lord
Stanley Vim Anderson Britannia, and Robert Ann Lon
DOM john Dublin; Countess of London, Bsto ST Lawrence
Cork. .
MAnAcAso Aug G-In port May, from St Thomas lds, to
sail in few days
United States Ports.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 5-Arr Cora, Maacabo Levsnt Ha,
yana; Anne Reynolds Antares. WIN NJ Rogers, and w
Erickson Boston, Washington Matanzas Lottery Kingston
ia; lonsdes Harford Albany, New York Cid John Odlin
Boston; Eagle, West ndes Echo kingston Ja
John, NIB Palm, Tecumseh and Clinton, Boston; Currency
Barbados; Charleston Packet Povdence Sparta Beverly
Mass Orator. Somerset; Washington, Providence Paragon
York. AR in the Schuylki, Columbia, Troy, NY; Ex
change, Hartford -
Sid Casca, NYork Leontine. do Geo Henry Portland
Sum- Stonington Arr 3D. Josephine NYork Cid Chas Pit
| man. do; Vulture, Boston. ~
FREptRcKsBURG, Sept Arr Finance. Portland. CID
NoaToLK Sept 2In Hampton Roads: Uncle Sam, Newport
| CHARLEsroN, s. pt 2-An II Allen, NYork
| SAVANNAH, Sept Arr Peterson, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Aug 25-Clu Othelo Kingston, Ja Colum
| bia Trussel NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-06
Weekly Report OF Interment
In the City and County of New York from the 9th da
August TO the Sd day of Sept. 1919.
"a Men ; "a Women 65 Boys II Girls Total, 1884,

In the City County of New York. from the 9th day Of
August the Sd day Of Sept. l8i2.
q Men "a Women 65 Boys; II Girls. Total, 1874.
Abscess o. Abortion i Apoplexy, Il AsphySia, 0, Asthma
Il Bleeding 0; Cachexa o. Cholera lnfsnum ~; Cancer
Congestion Of the Brain s. Consumption Casualties Cho-
era MoIbus o. Convusons TO- Group Hives l. Congestion
do in the head IL; do in the chest q Drowned a Dyseney
81 Debility 2; Diabetes o: Eysipeas 0; Epesyo; Enlarge
ment Of the heart o. Er!auon O; Fever do Pueperal
do Bilious, do enittent Il do Scarlet l. do Typhoid
3; remten 3; do Nervous Hopping Cough. q Iniam-
nation, o. Of BRAIN do Of Bowels q do OF Chest do Of
Lungs do Stomach, S; do Of Throat OF Womb, O.;
DO Of Liver o. Dc Of Heat o. DO DO Of Bladder Insanity
Jaw, o; Morifcation, G; Msrasmus IL; MslfSrmation
Z; Measles, 4; Old Age, o; Organic Disease of Heart,
Palsy Premature Birth, Rhcumatism o. Rupture of
Bladder Small Pox Scrofua /; Spinal Disease Sprue
Suicide, /; Teeting, 81 Tumor i Ulcers, o; liberation
Of Intesnes liberation of the Throat Q; liberation of
Brain Unknown, 3; Worms, 0; Use OF audanum i; Varo-
loid, 0-Total, 1874.
Under year, ~ TO years. 3 to 49, to 10. o. 10 to
90 20 to 30 is 30 to 40 40 TO So g. 80 to 60 60 to TO-
4; 10 10 80 81 so to 20 0, 90 and 100 unknown, g.
NATIVITY
United States, 47; Ireland 90 Engand,3 Scotlandl Ger
many, AZ France q swi'ze rsnd 0; spain Pss'a O. B1l
Russia |; Madeira0; at sea, o; Unknown. g.
OF the above there from the Almshouse Bellevue
Hospital Bellevue 81 Pententisry Hospital Blackwellt
island o, Small PoI do, o; City Prison, o. City Hospital
New Jersey, Long Island, Weschesfer u Lupatc Asy
lum Governors Island. o; Rockland county, o. Staten Isl
and o. Long Island Hospital, 4; Magdaen Hospalo Bed
lows Island, l.
Coored Persons -. Q.
JNO. II GRIsCOM, City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. Sept. 5. 1912.
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! nurch.,e OF goods. They come for the most part

for the purchase of goods They come for the most part
with cash. and buy small quantities
The onina of the Railroad from Albany to Boston has
given the dealers of Western New-York, and Of ths
Western portions Of New England such facilities for
quickly supplying themselves from Boston, and compile
ting their assortmens that comparatively little CAPT
tai is now requisite to transact the business which
was formerly the Instead OF making long and
pensive journey twice in the year to purchase a six
months supply orders for small amounts be quickly
executed. Another effect of the rapidty of commun;a
ton with Boston from all quarters has been the
retail trade of the neghborng Persons the line
of commune can always the expense of ride
to Boston in the difference of price in very small
amounts The general effect is therefore concentrate
trade point and to scatter through the year
than formerly requiring far less capital for its conduct
This gives the appearance Of less business when really
at the close OF the year the gross amount will be large
as formerly. In those years there was period Of about
six weeks in the fall and spring when dealers crowded
in together and made their purchases in large amounts
For the remaining portion the year. nothing would be
heard from them. In the fall they gave notes which they
paid in the spring giving note for that which they
then bought Now the purchases that make up the sum
that made different times and paid for at the
time This largely reduces the quantity OF individual pa
per- growing of the business DONE diminishes the
pal employed Lessons the expenses lowers prices and
puts the whole trade upon more healthy and lucrative
basis.
The increased facilities Of communication brought
about by lapse time may be illustrated by anecdote.
At the close othe revolutionary the commander of
the French feet then lying in Massachusetts Bay wished
to communicate with French vessel in Philadelphia by
the and most speedy mode For this purpose he
poyed Capt Eaton of Dorchester Mass soldier of the
revolution to carry the despatch. An OBJ
taned great expense in the then remarkable time OF
fourteen days. may be done in two days and pro-
tably carriers This difference has been brought
about by the progress of the country in wealth. popula
ton and trade II revolutionary fathers had underta
ken to build Railroad from Boston to Albany they would
have found the speculation ruinous yet it is
immensely profitable The time will come, centuries
hence, when every county in New York will have Rail
road but there more public works than the
trade will support The attempt to increase the number
in advance of the ability of the people to support them
will only retard the advance of business prosperity
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Domestic Market.

AuaUsrA (GEo) MARKET, Aug 3l.-Since our last o.
port have received but about twenty bales of the
crop Of cotton which have been sold from the Wagons
from II cents There is but little doing in old cottons
and market has lost that rmness hich the accounts
extremes of the market for old cottons and "a cents
extremes for newor stock of cotton table
nexed:-
STATEMENT or CorroN AUGUSTA AND HANBuRo, SEPT.
lsr 1912.
Stock on hand Sept. l, ls4l .............. 4,267
Received from Sept ls4l to Sept l. ls42 l43 674
Shipped from Sept l. ls4l, to Sept l, 1912. l4o5oo
Total stock on hand this day. ... 2334
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lrz- THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF AR
rangemens composed OF five delegates from each ward
appointed by the meeting Of last evening Hermitage
Hail. 10 take into consideration the insult offered the Anne
People al the Asholron Dinner will in Frank
fort street this evening O'Clock the Pewter Mug
By order oil the meeting
ABM G. CRAsTO, Chairman.
THOS. l.. JONES,
PIERRE A. YOITNG Secretaries.
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F rTRSi = a 'V yoISNSc secretarie s.

Gg- ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS.-At this season
OF the year II almost impossible to avoid taking colds
despite OF all the pecauton used the variable state OF
weather for the last few weeks has been extremely una-
vorable to those who troubled with weak lungs, or
who in the least predposed to pulmonary complaints
All those who suffering under these distressing COM
plants would advise by all means, TO go to j. Pease
Son. IS Division street, and get some OF their valuable
Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy | was induced
try its efficacy last winter extreme soreness OF
the chest accustomed by cold which had pre-
viousy taken, and performed radical cure IN TWO
days. W. WHITAKER, D. u
Recent Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. cor Cath
arine and Madison streets
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwest
Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails at eight o'clock, A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'clock p NJ, the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board, this Let every wayfarer stop
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Cattle Market.

There has been rise in tie price Of beef cattle But
in sheep lambs, cows, and calves, there has been
change.
About hundred beeyes three thousand sheep and
lambs, and half hundred and calves, offered
for sale. Nearly all were disposed Of
Beeves averaged six dollars a hundred weight; cows
and calves ranged from $40 to $685. sheep from 81 so to
81; and lambs from ST. 25 to 81 10 each.
We believe that the quality of the cattle generally
good
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 9. Isaa.

Cleared.
Ri Ss s sona Ig Young 9aebe ThpsoBgs
Charleston; Noyes Ashby Port Leon Fla Alice CoIby
Rchmond.-Sshrs Empire, Powell Norfolk; Weymoutb
Coach, Richmond; Atlantic, Stevens, Plymouth Williams
Nathan. y "' -
Arrived.
Packet ship Wellington Chadwick from London and po,,.
mouth Aug !, with mdse 20 Grinne Minturn Co I'd uIt
c the Lizard spoke ship Gulnaie OF Baltimore from 6aha
FOR Hsmbq 2eh lat q t lon TO- exchanged signals with
Ship Niagara, Cole from Hamburg July ce ballast to
O. Ward Sailed in from Cuxhasen with ship 8. Lurman
Of and for Baltimore.
ship Formoss, Crawford q days from Have, with wine &C.
70 VIM. Whtcck,
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M COUGHS AND COLDS YIELD TO SHEER
MANS Cough Lozenges in few hours We have wit
messed taeir efficacy in many cases that we begin to
think thew never fail. Like Sherman's Camphor Lo-
zenges for headache and seasickness, they are truly
wonderful medicine and should be possessed by all and
then for those of weak back Sherman Poor Mans Pas.
ter for I2i cents is sovereign remedy. loo Nassau st.
New York; State street Boston, and Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia, the places to get the genuine.
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country or csood references given Address line 70 Eat
MANIFESTATION by man and wife, in pr.yate
an % s or s
cooking gam pastry. eOnlseiOnaIis., &C. e
y 2pD S9 s Ps
RoARp IN BOND sTREET-IA gfntlem.n and hi; ", wife
FEY
Person, wishing board for the winter i'll find this desirable
GREENHOUSE AMP GARDEN PLANTs, Sc, Sc
P,s. sss. a
dress. Price io2srs Cash. Specimens Plants and flow
may be seed atA Levy and every article warranted gen
N Bw Russell ha, sell all his stock of GreenhOuss,,
weekly until the whole is sold. sc st ire
RooKs OF HERALDRY.T. BROWN, Stone Seal En-
Arms ss Ssss .sns &C.
T'ss fss e' 1s
ynaow and wadsd 70 PR. G he w1isS
upward, of 100000 names. Sc str
FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORAL AND
whoa % the udy s
nS & % S sa ne are
ess' for seSemen and sSis 9t pTRHSD
S. s,tr I7s franklin St, ,th door west Of Broadway
PENMANsHTP-Mr McLoughin, Professor Of PtnmanshiP
in this city S% s"d
ss s.S s. s ts ai H s,
5 @ Of an .na BE-
Tenn. of admission ad; and Is cents sh S
| evening. SO It-Ic
CoNEY IsLANDThe last Bal for The season will take
~ place Wednesday Evening the It'll, az Coney Island
House Ball intended ia 'plendor and ssiey
New YORK SACRED MUSIC soCIETY-A meeting
~ Of the male members Of th, SOCIETY WI be hea he
oeoeR on business prsparstOry ensuing
season. The regular weekly 5chesga will be resumed on
rSsi ists evening" '''' inst A. SPARKS Secretary
St osSsyscs No s shI eST,
For ofs g. received W aiIi
!. every day sdi,ppeiH1s Hing S'i sneh DR.
ss. that ,seq, since SgsiJ: :sss
head s co d si S s
hi% a. 'y ss %s At
hopes when seeing advertisement in the Of Pr Hen
@ Sos ss'!s ss
and can with confidence recommend II TO any one VINO Is
| 3Pearl street, near Whitehall street.
All are invited to cali al the Office where will be shown
city have been cured q rhepmati,p within The past
Bows[y Of Houston street. Ia BrOGslsn sssT
| street 50 JBerc
no DYsPEPTICs-Among the number of distinguished
gentlemen who have from personal experience ed
of commrndttion Of the effects Of Beck
wh Anti ypeptc Pills, Mr. Van Buren,, late President Of
the United request permitted the Porieto TO
saw that by him since with
box ofhs Pills induced take them remedy for DIS
he has them fair trial and well
satisfied they have contributed greatly to the perfect
establishment Of his health
boxes forty with full directions Price fifty
per boz.
Those require active article, referred Beck
with's Ambitious Pills. Price Is cents per box =,
liberal discount made agents. and those who buy TO sell
| H. D. TURNER,
General Agent No. 10 John st. Broadway, whom all
orders must BE- addressed So lmtr
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A3- WE SEE BY AN ADVERTISEMENT IN AN
other column that Messrs. Comstock Co.. III Maiden
Lane the propretors of Oldridges Balm of Columbia
have deputies sell that article in Boston and elsewhere
gone as to expose entirely her chronological develope
ments which, considering that they betokened a most
amsbe disposition not reality very unfortunate
Nevertheless mourned the loss of locks that she had
worn, and years ruess resort to miscslled
storatives purchased months ago, bottle tw
of Oldrdges Balm and she has rngets in rich pro
fusion glossy, and of blackness We not puff
ngnone of the commodity has been sent to and in
deed do any, for though obliged to
wig year ago, have now through its virtue,
hair enough and of passable quality, of our own-Bos
Ton Chronicle.
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Married.,

On Monday the 9th inst by the Rev. Isaac D. William
son. Mr. WILLIAM NJ. BosrwIcK, to Miss MARY CHARLES,
all of this city.
On Saturday evening" by the Rev. Mr. Poisell WILLIAM
CAMMopY to Miss SusANNAH CRocHERoN all of this city.
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Died

On Monday afternoon the 9th inst WILLIAM HUMPHREY,
aged ~ years and % days.
His friends acquaintancss and those of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Tuesday)
afternoon his late residence 243 Seventh street.
without further invitation.
At Huntington, L.. Thursday morning. Aug IS, Ell.
xASAH CosKLIS, in the 10th year OF his age.
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There twas no demand to-day for any kind of bread
stuffs.
We have received advices from Buffalo to the I'd inst
large quantity wheat disposed Of on the lst prin
cipally TO the Black Rock Mers prices varying from
70 to 81 cents per buhe 900 bushels brought
cents and there Eastern orders in the market
Flour selling freely 81 81 90 according qua
lily We give the aggregate of -four and wheat cleared
that place during the month Of Aug for four
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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did establishment reopened last evening to crowded. and
If should judge by the applause bestowed on the per
formances delighted audience The saloons have been
beautifully decorated and that prince of caterers Renaud
of Broadway has fitted mp splendid saloon, where the
best of ice and refreshments always be found
This evening that king of comic fellows, Winche ap-
pears conjunction with Mrs Mossop and Mr.. Dunn in
a variety of pleasing entertainments.