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PRICES OF Provisions,
Married.

On Thursday evening Goth instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Norris Mr. Jo.EPH SWANSON to Miss ISABELLA PoRrEB
all of this city.
On Thursday at St. Bartholomews Church, by the
Rev Lewis p w. Balch HENRY II. BrTTERwER to HI
LEN daughter of John Smith, Esq all OF this ethyl
On Thursday in the Church Of the Ascension, by the
Rev. Manton Eastburn, d. d. Rev. ORLANDO HKnRIMAr,
Jr TO CoRSrLa daughter Of Dr. John Nelson of this
.it,
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Co MEDICINES FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
During the present period Of the year. the health is liza
bic to be endangered from several peculiar to thu
All who wish to prevent the access of OF thu
prevalent maladies such cholera darhoa dysentery
indigestion lassnde loss of appetite flushing of heat in
The hands and feet flow of blood to the head rcdundanc,
deficiency of the hillary secretion &c &c invited
make trial OF the TeNc MIXTURE, AND AMERICAN ANTI
BILIOUS PILL prepared expressly for the present season
! hy tho C.th MrDicIse
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street
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Sales ut the stock Exchange.
Cotton Trade.

the extreme South the condition Of the currency ia
such as nave great influence upon the markets. par
cuarly at New Orleans, where all form
ed on spuaons IN relation to the character of the
FUNDS IN which payment is to be made. At Mobile the
currency continues rapidly to deprecate and the prices
governed accordingly In the markets of Georgia and
south Caroline the season is advance rs render
ions sluggish, although the news by the Britain.
MIA which had been receive produced favorable i'm.
preston The following is table of transactions the
leading ports -
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IilE WC...ly "-RAIp.--Tlis morning IT e'ohi
o'c!c"t Il ,eaiy Heul,d will be published, con
to.n'rs al. tie ncva, irom Rhode Island, the Veto
from "asnision, md "a he important local intel
hge!lcs c. the week price 81 cents.
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6Ty- HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM-THE OR
CHESTRION, the greatest wonder of the age.--This
magnificent musical instrument of immense size and
power OF French invention and execution and is
rvalled specimen Of mechanical skill-nohing car
be conceived truly beautiful and it is impossible
without behoding it. to judge the powerful effect produ
red. Itcomprises within itself the combined effects Of
FULL band playing ora overtures and selections fr5n
he celebrated Operas The performance will COM
at o'clock with this instrument, after which
Yankee H Miss Taylor, Mr.. Denman, and Mr. Lod
nan wn give great variety of performances in tn
Lecture Room. Mr. Hill is using his utmost eXertions il
the getting up of one the grandes and most astonishing
entertainments for the celebration Of the glorious Fourth
Of July ever presented to the public.
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Passengers Arrived.

nAvRE-Packet ship Rhonc-MesS Baker, Casanova, aud
Masso-l95 IN the steerage.
BREMrNBirk Caroine-F Victor and lj6 in the seesge
AMsrERpiM-Btk Pomona-A II Packker, and ~ in the
CHARLrsros-Ship Anson--Mss J Dupre, Miss 8 Dupre
Mrs O'Erien Miss f. Msgee Miss NJ Magee, Miss Goodman
Goodrich lady and child, L Goodrich. G Goodrich w
Iessrs Miller Luther r. Brown, Crowc Pnnge and 4
ravlo
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SHocKIvG.-A man named Smith, who keeps {,
tvern in Richmond, recently whipped his wife IN
most shocking and brutal manner. He gave he,
que hundred and fifty lashes, some of which cut ou
,ortions Of the flesh.
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ABBY hELLY.-This very amable and interesting
lady has been ecurng for several evenings at Alba
ny, on the subject Of slavery 1t is pity she is not
a companion of the Rev. Abby Folsom, Esq.
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NBLo's.-The "New Footman' will make his Sc
cond appearance this evening, having established a
good character on his first. 1t is most amusing
piece in which Mr.. T. Placide and Miss Ayres have
full scope for their comic humors. "Love in Hum
BILE Life" one of the best written burettas extant,
and superb display of Fireworks by Edge make
UP great bill. Look out, friends for the Fourth.
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The western banks will with exception Of the Illinois
Bank ct shawneetown. maintain specie pay nents. The
failure and liquidation Of that will eevs Illinois
without banks to furnish paper currency Michigan and
Illinois will then both be in condition to recover far
do something for their foreign creditors they being
eved from the oppression of banking institu
tons The banks OF Tennessee convention, finding that
the law compelling resumption imperative, resolve
70 the LIST July; whether they will be able to
maintain tits question. Their reluctance is an unfavo'
rable augury
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Herald Bulletin of News.

TIC Fu..l Bulletin Of sews is rep, at the northwest
corner Of RCvG Nassau streets. On tae arrival OF the
lnoTn'A 'ds., al eght o'clock A. M-and of the
'"n- Aai!s ~ ourociock P. NJ the latest intelligence
ir'n s ers Of tle world, may be found the Herald
fttl rvrd, az this lie, every wsyfsrer stop
d. T-l1 Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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CO. WHAT HAS DIR MOTT sAID1- Tho, 70,
every disease nature has propded specific" Sec report
Of his Clinical Lectures in the Herald The learned Pro-
fessor has thus uttered sentiment which almost ever,
new discovery in chemistry and pharmacy confirms
which the COLLEGE MEpIoISE AND Pharmacy full,
acquesce. Acting it, the COLLEGE have prepared
number of compounds adapted for the of many o
he most distressing maladies which aict humanity. AL
he preparations OF the COLLEGE compounded sci.
enfc principles and according to the most approved
formulassevera of them being the result the careful
investigation of members Of the College.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, % Nassau street. n. Y.
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h7- SUMMER RESTORATlVE.-The Tonic Mix.
ture prepared by the COLLEGE MEDICINE PHARMA
cy particularly adapted for general during the pre-
sent This mild and grateful medicine. by ing
the ritiacd sccrctions and at the time comforting
energy on the nervous system is eminently suited
for all those unhappy sufferers who laborng under
complaints II is composed of choice botanic al
agents. whose virtues extracted combined by diff
cult pharmaceutical process and is altogether different
from those deleerous preparations Of which the chief in.
gredent Is alcohol in some form other, and by the
ofwhich the most injurious appetite for smulants is
ated and the health in many rcparaby ruined
For low spirits. lasitude debility loss Of appetite sleep
essnes ndsposition for exeron of body mind pre-
disposition consumption and other distressing affections
Tonic Mixture is confidently recommended Sold in bot.
ties at So and 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cv OF Nassau ST,
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Principal olce of the College of Medicine and Pharma
cy 81 Nassau ST.

o. THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the Coz
LrGI of MEDICINE and PHAKMacY has in several
since the opening of the College, effected remarkable
cures The and addresses Of the persons thus
eved may be had at the office. This most agreeable and
restorative and purifier of the blood comb
nation Of the valuable tonc, and is recommended in
the strongest by ae College, calculated in
vgorae and strengthen the whole system. All persons
suffering from debility and loss OF nervous energy induced
by whatever cause invited to make trial of this
dy Sold in bottles at two dollars and dollar each
81 Nassau ST.
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l1y- VAUXHALL GARDEN.-Vauxhall Garden per-
formances Monday evening offer the most novel and
attractive entertainment that presented to the
American public The Golden Festivals or Chinese Balls
where vsiters dance without being obliged to don
their boots &c. but they fit to visit the festv
Edge has prepared the most brilliant displays OF
FOR the occasion. Ballots Songs Dances, &c &C.; in tho
aloon visitors to meet variety enough to please
hem let their taste be what il may.
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News fl'Ola Europe.

Tomorrow We snail probably receive the news
b. the Caledonia. She will bring fifteen days later
intelligence.
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INCREASE OF EMIGRAnoN-Thisy year 20, IOl emi-
grants have arrived at Quebec. Last year 1901
rived Increase 5000
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For THE FAR WEsT,-Where is it No longer
Missouri or Iowa, nor the Rocky Mountains but
wild and fertile Oregon--ihe margin OF the Pacific
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 10 p. nj .

fTlUay. July 10 r. We
The sales at the stock board have exhibited furths
lscline Indiana Elves fell /; New York sevensi; New
York State Skies Ii Harlem I; Mohawk /; sales of bill
Philadelphia and Baltimore, par; Mobile 81 a 80; New
Orleans specie paying 81 those banks expected
in November, 10 per cent.
This is the day which the Compromise Act was te
have into full operation. The neglect of Congress
provide by law any regulations by which the dutie
have been collected has thrown upon the
tive the responsibility Of providing for the conngenc!
The ateness OF the hour which Congress acted upon
the subject has compelled the several collectors post
pone until the Nh of July the receipt of any entries
goods by which time the instructions the President viii
have been received by the existing laws, duty hghe
han per be collected and that to be value
the of the goods with all charges added up to tn
moment of entry, instead OF the foreign cost only
heretofore. This will make the 20 per cent dut,
equal to about per heretofore levied These du
lies will probably be paid in under protest and in event
the suits being decided against the Government must b.
reimbursed.
This will probably be better for the government than
any tariff that could have been devised. These dute
will no doubt yield the highest arount ofrevenue that il
the present of affairs be collected The proceed
will all into the treasury for the use Of the govern
mer And the present Supreme Court is of acharacte
that will be governed by the spirit Of the compromise act
and the necessity OF the caso ratner than Dy e poca
clap traps that have governed raltry Legislators src
Justice would decide in favor Of the government
The fine Havre packet ship Baltimore went to today
full oreght and passengers She carried out l6oo bale
of cotton and 400 bbs ashes.
As surmised in article of Wednesday, Redfeld
he deaulting officer OF the Commercial Bank has bee,
admitted bail in $4,000 and also Mr. Schermerhorn il
like sum. This is a most astonishing procedure. I'll,
liabilities of the latter person at least sl63Ooo and h
gets clear for $4,000. Ifhe had contrvcd to but hal
of the plumber it would have been splendid operation
and perfectly in accordance with Wall street morality
Rogues to understand that all they plunde
over $40, 900, belongs to themselves.
This has been bill day for the Boston steamer the bag
for which close this afternoon The demand for bills ha
not been large The rates have however in degree
improved. The remittances Of interests money Dor
abroad have affected the rates. but not to such
extent would have been the had all the States
their pay The have been follows, compared
with preyious dates
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FIRE AT CoLDwArER-The distiery of NJ.
Fnnl, in Coldwa,er, Michigan, was destroyed b
ire last week. Loss $1,000.
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90 MEDICINE AND MEDICAL ADvICE.-An
persons DESTROYS of obtaining sku medical advice can
obtain it, and doars worth Of appropriate medicine
by forwarding letter containing description Of ther
cnse snd dollar the agent of the CoLLEGE OF Me-
pIsiNr PuArN,cy a. 81 Nassau Street NJ
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
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ay- THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR.
macy are under the necessity of requesting their
poniens apply for medical advice post pay their
Communications or otherwise from the great number of
letters received considerable expense would be incurred
which is the more necessary TO be avoided nasmuch in
many the ncosed zone dollar is not sufficient
to deiray tho amount of medicine ordered by the consult
ing ply sican The College arc however, willing TO sub
nit to the latter loss and trust that their disposition to dc
ow lead their correspondents to cheerful acqucscence
with the request contained in the present notice.
Per order, w. g RICHARDSON, Agent
81 Nassau st. New York
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S,'ai'; General Printing omce.

Tao tnaJs Printing Once capable of doing all sorts
q rnti'~ noh os books pamphlets, bills cards Of al
%, 'o % no. ppm lttS Hersd Bri 'ings entrance
irc"a - 70 -.rye,-Joseph Ellct, .'-i"'u-.
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To- RHEUMATISM-The unprecedented success OF
the Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup in the cure of both in.
famatory and chronic Rheumatism, has tempted,
tain persons to issue counterfeit syrup, which contains
not particle of the virtues Of the original syrup
which is sold at only place in the city and that use
Bowery corner of Houston street. The following per-
referred to, having been cured by its within
west from 9th Mr. Ryans corner of It'll ST., and
Third avenue; Mr. Birdsal 203 Houston st. Clinton;
Mrs Murphy 90 Cannsn street. Mrs. Streeter OF
Third and 9TH street. and many others will be
toned upon application the office which, recolect is
$50 Bowery, corner Of Hou ton ST. ct
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ThE EVACUATION OF DoRR's GARRISON The nu-
merous contradictory statements relative TO the dis
bandglcnt of the suffrage troops at Acott's Hill
calls toI the following, which is correct in all IL
particulars, we having received il from one among
tls last the battle ground. The troops, number
ing ouiy about 80, were disbanded by Gen. d,
Wolf, Comnander-in-Chief, under the orders OF
Governor Dor, at clock on Monday evening.
Don then leit ChepaChet for the Connecticut lines
with an escort OF fourteen men. About two hun
dred o. the suffrage troops renamed upon the hill.
and BY Il unanimous vote they elected Michael
Walsh ComnanJer-a-Chief of the forces, and so
lemny determined to remain and meet the conse-
qu,nces. They, however, began to diminish durin,
the night, and ct o'clock in the morning, when tn
roll was called, but fos We're found to answer Ii
tins enc gency, Gen. Walsh concluded that a re
treat the better part of valor and after setting
fire 20 IN" officers marquee, securing the STANDARD
that had fioated over the garrison, the sword pre-
seated him bv Col Haskell, his pistols and his pipe
they marched iuto the village of Chepachet az da,
began TO dawn. The enemy being in the vicinity
they rallied additional force before reaching ia,
Connecticut lines, which was about seven miles dis
tdat, and finally reached Masonvllle Conn. at S
O'Clock ia the afternoon of the same day, and from
thence proceeded in the Norwich railroad and
steamboat line 10 this city. The companions OF
General Walsh, who remained with him antl The
last horn blew, were Francis Mclaughlin of this
city. Charles Newell and Charles Calder of Prov-
dence, and one other person, whose name cannot be
recollected. but who we understand is Virginian
II VIII thus be seen that the charter troops although
numbering abou; two thousand, who were in the
imm-jlste vicinity, did not obtain possession of the
suffrage mp until it had been entirely evacuated
and TIE officers marques and tents burned to ash
es, We also understand that at no time did tn
suffrage troops exceed two hundred and forty en-.
rolled mer.
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Office of the College, 81 Nassau street. %

6I}- GRAND DISPLAY.-Nothing in the pyrotechnic
line that ever was witnessed, will equal the exhibition
which the propretors of Castle Garden promise 10 enter
tain their visitors with Monday evening. The BON
bardment of the Castle of ST. Juan De Uoa is to be rep
resented at the close and sight of that alone is worth
the trouble of a Sabbath days journey The officers
the British frgate Warspte have been invited to witness
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MILITARY MovEMENTs-We learn that the "City
Guards, one of the finest and best of our excellent
military Companies, will leave this city this after
noon in the Croton for Bridgeport. Connecticut. 1t
is the intention of this well drilled corps to be alb
sent about ten days on camp duty. They are under
the command of Captain McArdle, and will unques
tionably have pleasant time. We wish they
would do the country some service while in Connec
ticut by catching Gov. Dorr and shat sword, and
delivering the same safely into the hands of Gov.
King and his distressed council
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uttng gentlemen's hair is desdcratum by which its
uxuriance and beauty is rendered truly ornamental
ractce Of hair cutting adopted here as also the exped
ION and genteness with which the operation is per-
ormed The first artists in London and Paris have ae'
,nowledgcd its utility and adopt il in their practice By
he beau monde has been denominaed scientific art
ad whether for the pulpit the bar the Senate or the
tage its elegant end classic arrangements will add dignity
md grace to the whole concave OF la fefe Humane.
The patronage already extended TO him since the intro
uction OF his system. and the haerng enconiums pro
ounced by all who have changed countenance under
he magic Of his touch induces him to invite all gentle
ne who either study personal appearance the allure
rents OF fashion, TO place their hair under his charge
uIen tnat one trial will prove his superiority ali
ither competitors
Grand Gallery of Fashion o05 Broadvav
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SOC The PARlSIAN Alternative MIXTURE,
prepared by the COLLEGE of MEDICINE and PnARMacY,
md now FIRST offered to the public certain specific tor
hose maiadies with which Vice visits her miserable fol-
overs Let ths class OF sufferers try it, and them
elves from the baeiu effects of neglect maltreamen
sold in bottles two dollars and dollar each with full
directions for use.
w 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
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LAST FROM RHODE l>rAND.-We hope we shall
have done with the affairs of this State after this
publication. We give the last news which winds
up the trouble and turmoil -
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1I7- MEDICAL MEN ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
at the Principal Office of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy 81 Nassau street. and convince themselves by
personal examination Of the safety and efficacy of the
preparations of the CoeRe.
BY order, w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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GALVANIZED IRoN.-A Mr.. George Johnson, for
nerly free merchant of Calcutta, has, as our read
RS will perceive from an advertisement in our CO.
INNS, Just published pamphlet explanatory of the
,aluable and interesting process OF rendering iron
nd steel proof against the ravages of rust. II is
aid that the process has been approved and is en-
l'oyed by the French Government for the preserva-
ton of military stores ammunition, &c.
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a cUATHAM TUEATRE. -Nothipe can @,

fSy- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Nothing exceed
he interest and variety of the performances announced
for this evening. Such performances by the best dra'
matte talent in the city, must ensure crowded house
ing for the commemoraon of our National independence
on Monday next.
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{1y- THE ANODYNE LlNIMENT PREPARED by
the COLLEGE MEDICINE PHARMAcY, is inaIlible
remedy for rheumatic bruises-pains in
the joints-cholic-nervous headache sc. &c. Sold in
bottles at rs cents each.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office of the College 81 Nassau street
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Q3- NO WONDER SHERMAN'S LOZENGES SELL
rapidly for they only the peasantest but
eicacious Medicines in uss His Camphor Lozonges
seasckness headache, lowness of spirits in few mi
nutcs and his Fever aud Ague Lozenges be beat
they quick and the chs do not return. LOG
Nassau street is the warehouse
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IifporrAyr-It has been decided that BankrTis
must pay postage on all letters TO their creditors,
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We shall certainly watch with attention the pro-
gress of the " College of Medicine and Pharmacy"
and the "Stuyvesant Institute School of Pharmacy -

FOURTH OF JULY.-The democratic members of
the Board Of Assistants met last evening" and passed
resolutions recommending that the bells be rang as
usual, the expense of which should be paid. The
people are recommended to go on and enjoy the day
No appropriation, however, was made; so that there
will be no good punch in the day, or fireworks in
the evening, at the City Hall.
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By orIe, OF MAJOR General McNEILL,
hII.IA nNER LIZ Az

Ell STA DYER, Jr., Al Itant General
Our airicvs from Woonsocket to yesterday after
noon Aa nsu.gent party, headed by d Wolf, with the
SIX Comsos - and between thirty and forty others, ha
taken % essiol OF stone house in Burrvle, few
miles from oon ocket and declared that they would
I've taken. They were prepared with muskets and field
p,eces the Sea Fdncbes and detach ment OF the Ca.
DIES Were sem out to attack the place
Our adsices from Pswtucke TO last evening There
were o. further disturbance although hope
tao force ;her- will proven, any thing serious.
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Theatrlcals In the United States.

The theatrical world in this country is in very
curious state at present. Nearly all the large
theatres are shut up. The Park being the only one
that is open, and Elssler danced her last on Fri
day night in this country, presume that the Park
will soon close-at least for the season.
The engagement of Fanny Elsser, like all her
engagements in every partiof the country, has been
! most brilliant one. Every where the same-she
las drawn crowded houses even in the midst of
summer. She returns to Europe 100000 richer
than she left it.
The Brahams are out west, deghting all who
hear them, and reaping rich harvest.
Forrest is also out West. When last heard from
ne was playing brilliant engagement at Cncin-
matt
Mrs. Fitzwilliam and Blackstone have not yet
reached the city. Brown the celebrated light CO.
medan has returned to the delight OF his numerous
admirers Billy Williams is still great favorte at
he Park Chlppendale is managing Niblo's theatre
with great skill. Miss Ayres s great favorte Of
Niblo's; she looks young ever
The Chatham will close brilliant season shortly
for brief period, to give time TO re-decorate the
rouse.
Niblo's is doing an immense business.
The fremont and Chestnut theatres are closed.