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nJ- DEAR GESrhE READER Are you aware that per-
sonal appearance great fortune this world and that
il most disgusting for person to have bad yellow
dark skim or bad hair when they be easily remedied
it, why cake Of the Italian Chemical Soep will clear II
finely oany Disagreement your hair has ceased grow
ing is falling out, turning grey, if dadru in the
roots then bottle Of Jones' Oil of Coral Crcassia the
most certain and excellent remedy invented. We
readers that we have II work wonders
persons who have been thus troubled. is sold very
reasonable price by Joneswe vouch for any thing he
sells)sign Of the American Eagle, ~ Chatham street.
Buy these excellent articles once.
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From CmNA.-The Mary Ellen arrived yesterday
brough, advces TO the 10th Of January last They
have been anticipated, however. The English were
preparing for an attack on Canton
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Us. SENATOR FROM CoNN.-John NJ Niles has
been elected to the United States Senate from Con-
necticut.
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NAvAL.-The frigste Constitution, at present tit
ting out at the Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va, will be
attached to the Home Squadron. DR.. Thomas
Williamson has been ordered to the U. 5. Naval
Marine Hospital AT Norfolk vice Dr. George Black
na ordered to the L. \ ship Constitution.
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FIRE IN New ORtE,vs.--The brick cotton gin Ct
General Thomas. and four hundred bales Of cotton,
have been DESTROYED nv fire.
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bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Samuel Atkinson. date firm of Smith Atknson house
carpenter. June 10.
David Wood, New York tlchts Inc mostly in Mas a'hu
sets,l June IS.
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MlltrARy.-The Newbern, n. c. Spectator says,
that the Secretary of War has ordered the MAJOR
General OF the Wilmington Division OF the Militia
OF that State TO hold himself in re adness for reou-
suon upon hun for a number of troops
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DE-. HOMES HYGEIAN uoRrHoIrNn FANNY

.hoWr JULIAN CANDY
mere no mistake in the curative powers of this new
remedy which by its own intrinsic value has silently but
surely won its way to public confidence. II is now uscs
in the most respectable families in the city and country
as an nfalble of relief In all diseases affecting h
air passages such catarrh throat loss OF voice
whoopng cough and in the early stages of consumption
Apply at Az Broadway corner OF Howard street
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MAYOR OF PRovIDEScE.-Thomas NJ. Burgess has
been unanimously collected.
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City Despatch Post ,

10 WILLIAM STREET.
fHscIPAL OFrlcE-Letters deposited before halfpest
H. and half past o'clock, viii be sent out for
delivery at o, l, and o'clock
Branch OFTicEs-Letters deposited before IL, and
O'CLOCK, Will be sont out for delivery o. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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o. THE REAL DIAMOND-Master John Diamond,
the original and celebrated negro dancer whose fame hes
induced several others to assume his name; has just
rived from New Orleans, and will appear in his original
dances brcadowns and negro songs this evening" at the
American Museum. Diamond is ond dispute the
wonderful active and perfect uha dancer in the world
He dances this night only the city for the present
his old acquainances will be to greet him with full
house. He appears at precisely nine O'clock. In con.
junction with him also appears Mr. r. Myers the ceebra-
eded player Of Virginia gs and breakdowns. Wnchell
and host Of other attractions put FORTH This is the
last day of the Indians and squaws. splendid day per-
formance at three o'clock this afternoon
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% STENOGRAPHY.-Wet take pleasure in directing
public attention to the notice of Mr. Bristow in tolays
paper who is giving instructions 235 Broadway in the
interesting art of shorthand writing This is an &C
shment easily attained and of great utility; and yet
here are very lew who have devoted the time necessary
to acquire knowledge oft Lcary and scientific ecut,
rehg'ous discourses &C. are taken with perfect ease
through the fundamentally of this valublc science Tht
take course of lessons
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his mission the Federal Government That mission
latter that the people Of island will be- a ,Se
ed to assert the natural and inalienabe right of
popular sovereignty without encountering the bay
onets and cannon of the Federal Standing Army. A.
this is the first time that such interference has
been attempted menaced in the internal affairs
and violent unconstituonality and TYRANNY it IS in
the opinion Of the undersigned less the duty
true and worthy American citizen to resist such at
tempt by every righul mode and than would be
to resist similar interference by the soldiers of the Br
fish crown from the Province OF New Brunswick there
The undersigned earnestly call upon such of their fellow
citizens in favor Of Constitutional Liberty the
equal rights whole people, and the independence OF
the Sovereignty the States of the Union the
front the City Hall in the Park on Tuesday afternoon
at six O'clock to adopt the action called for from the people
Of the city of New York alarming and extraordinary
an occasion. ,, t... --f III .5
A. Vanderpoel, Elijah II. Purdy,
Campbell P White, Abraham Hatfield
John v. Greenfield VIM. G. Bryant,
j. Edmonds, Alexander Stewart
Danl Stanton. Stephen Allen,
Walter Bovine, Nicholas Schureman,
David Bryson, John l. Morgan,
Hezekah w Bonnet, Gideon Ostrander,
Thomas w. Tucker. Frederick r. Lee
Daniel Ward, Levi D. Samn,
John Pettgrew, Joseph Hopkins,
Samuel J. Tilden Auguste Davezac
Nelson J. Waterbury, IL. O'sullvan,
William McMurray John H. Bowie,
j. Sherman Brownell, Clement G;uion.
1.-THE names Of the other sgners will be published in the
New Era of Tuesday morning.] smt'
Nav r Ksy. fs5 Sns s sn,rs
will be published Monday Morning. at the office, No.
80 Ann street containing entire James last novel THE
JACQUERlE;" tale of the 10th century--one Of the
most interesting, historical stories Of the day, giving
graphic account of the famous and bloody instruction OF
the French peasantry against the MOBILES
Single copies 2l cents; and ag ens 50 per
hundred All orders by mail postpaid i'll be supplied at
their friends in all parts the country will have them
neatly put wrappers BY the decision of the Post
master General this Extra is charged with newspaper
B. Copies Of Bulwcrs Zanon can also be had at the
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TO- THE AMERICAN MECHANIC, OF TO-DAY,
Saturday May l4th is valuable No Among its
will be found engraving and description Of Carving
Ruean ingenious and useful invention Scientific Me.
chanics The Animal Wheel--wh engraving. lind
your own business" Artificial Moonlight Convex lnce
between Depots-a suggestion. Manufacturing zee, a
novel idea. Glass fabrics ections, together It'll
&c. Price 3 cents. 81 90 per year.
Office, No. ~ Ann street.
JOHN A. FUTILE, Agent.
N B.-As the Mechanic has a large circulation in the
country, well Is city, it affords valuable medium for
advertisers.
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POLICE Nothing of interest TRANSFERRED at4he Po-
lice Offices 'or General Sessions yesterday The
sloop ebert Minturn was burnt to the waters edge,
the foot of Duane street, yesterday, having caught
from lime on board of her.
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Meeting In the Park

Court Calendal-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. l6, l2 ~ to 49, II, As 49, 81
to S. lO3 81 to 20.
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JOHN TYLER.

made speeches, in'whch it was stated "there were
S0Ostand of arms at place in New York, and 700
men ready to come on here and use them He
hoped these New York men would find no occasion
for their services, when they did, it will be an evil
day for Providence"
Mr. Arnold, Jr., was the chairman of the meeting.
Soon after II was organized, a crazy man rushed
upon the platform and gave the chairman blow in
the face, which made the blood gush out.
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FROM RHODE IsLAND.-The fruit in Rhode Island
is certainly becoming ripe, or in other words the
affairs in that State their crisis BY the Mar
ragansett yesterday we received the following,
which place in uxta position with the last letter
written by the President to Gov. King. Read and
watch the result
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CIRCULATION AND SPECIE THE BANK OF ruy UsI1rp
STATES IA y. ls4i AND JAN 1872

Total. cl5l,.a3 2s,eot,s52 e5.47ss97 ao,oo3 yaa
These aggregates pr esent the following results =
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THE NEW GRAND
N TlAN L. I'll IL g E IL MI :.


A Il the junction OF the Bowery, Chatham and Division
n streets, open. in the large building known Sm HI
Clock Esaslshmen', comrr the largest mot ineaestiI
'"1 'S"''''D' @' WAX FIGURES
exhibited the United States any other part Of the
world.
The propietors OF the National Museum having been
gagged several months fitting their estsbis at
expense prepared TO exhibit 10 an sdmirin
FIGURES AND STATUES
from u hands Of te most artists plan never
before attempted The Figures are n,d moving and
brea hing perfectly i'pr.ss the oeholdel with b-e
he looking upon of real life AID the
arranged with he skill and design throughout
decorated IN STYLE Tor taste m neasss not TO be surpassed
is the Of prophet tnl and then
collection of Figures and cleltainments fast often as
and Circumstance, permit mkly al all times
interesting aud pleasing for the public At large.
Abundance to the whole % cents. Entrance No 2 Bow
cry. iy7 5t.f
- Broadway, opened the 18th JuyAndersons eele
5sed Stui the work of ten comprising the follow
TAM O'sHANTER.
on his grey mare Meg, large as life. 80
This unTyaied piece of Scnptae is illustrative Of scene
the immortal Burns. The figures in this group three in
her cut ont Of one s'onc weighing .xstn tons; bu
been reduced to ou They comprise the horcrstruck Tan
A better Gn ns nis FIX i{Ie ai iss, slss-
with the witch Cuy sak graspng the animal by the tail
The ex,ression of the whole life, OF which dee
'p0H r HE DE fi 1N sfp HE rEzxc XII
This group is really triumph, and beyond al, question :
snciea to stamp e. arts, with b + Sa les
illustrative of one Of Burns humorous poems
'''' '''''' wATTY AND MEG.
This is from real life, which inimably dessnb
ed by Wilson American under his
the or indebted each Other for the bringing
of each othss talents. Certain IL IS the poem of the
would be imperisha5le as the everlasting hills.
Admission IS cents--children half price. jy2 lw'e
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On Wednesday evening, after long and severe sick.
sess, Mrs hEnEccA SMITH, aged 5s years, formerly OF
scarborough, Maine.
The friends of the family and of her brother John Nc.
Mlken, respectfully invited attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence i65
Cannl st.
On Tuesday the 9TH inst in Brooklyn ELrz,BsTu,
daughter Of VIM c. and Eliza NJ Wilcox, aged two
years.
on Wednesday, July @, Luor sPiER BRAiSE, youngest
child OF Jas. H. and Elizabeth Braine aged 10 months.
ON Tuesday morning, 9TH inst, suddenly, MAGpELINE
cHnisTiE, wife OF DAVID Demarest, in the Goth year of
her age.
On Tuesday, BRipGET SMITH, aged 80 years.
On Tuesday, Mrs. ANN GRiBpoN of consumption in
the 81 year other age.
On Tuesdsy JAMES HoyERToN, son ofJoseph and Matilda
Mead aged years.
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Sly Us S1gs pm

The trade on the smaller avenues appears
owing ms dc'eopement Of the ofthe country
through which they run; and this, whou, anv assistance
from banks rpg factories any kind Tho decrease Of
the great has arisen from the falling of in the i'm
por, OF ,ndse arising from tho fact viz,hc
absence paper institution, which peculiarly the in
sr1n:n.s by which country i, plunged in debt. They
bring goods into ;Ae country and produce from
g.g ol leaving the pcorl, In debt and tho proiuc.
thsr industry vsluslesi their hsAas The growing
crc9s are .xcesiiasy abundant the prices owor and thu
demand improying consequently alter harvest large in.
crs.4e os n,y naturally be expected arising from tn
export OF hc surplus produce payment Of the
ol sn corporate debts due the east, proceeding thu,
mast elrsy precede renewal Of active intercourse be
torra tho Two actions.
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Sold a. - Chatham street, New York.

r.'- TR. BARNUM, OF THE AMERICAN MU.
scum, has rendered Benefit TO the Washngtonan Tenn
rance Benevolent Society, which has been accepted.
q. = 20 come Oh on "Wednesday next 18Th inst and will be
o te most tasty and splendid affairs that has yer
l'sl 90 mp See the notice in today, PAPER and let
rrcrt ! 40 - the cause purchase tickets at once The
a. IONS This week At the Museum peculiarly rich
mi diversified, end being worth four times the price
charged Tor ndmisSion the place l. thronged day and
night The ystereus Gpsoy Girl is playing the deuce
with a.. .he people she is the telk OF the town.
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To Correspondents Abrood
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Z, Is4a.


Cleared.
Ships Henry Thompson, Sylvester Marsecs, Bovd &
III cksn; Ohio, Ly Liverpool Samuel Thompson; Glen
I'm Satters Bombay-Bss I,rella Meke, ST CIoix,
ser, NoriolkSchrs Ajax Thomc, Murich Wilmington
G; Senate. Gardner New London. "
Arrived.
ship Hogarh, Redmond, IS days from Liverpool with $50
s.cks salt {? Roach Brothers Co. % instant of Nantucket
Shoals, spoke Br ship Hbena hence for St Andrews 100
Storage passengers.
B bark Janet Frazier SO days from Glasgow with $50 tons
coal 100 tons ron loo bales TO Knox lis steerage
sengers.
B schr Morning Star ruden from Eleuthers with 5000 dog
rn- apples co punches Bananas Ackerly Acer Left no
Am vessels.
scr Cornclia, Anderson, from Rappahannock with wood
Srhr Mar Jane Collins, Hog; land, wood
Schr Superb, Shaw, Richmond coal.
Schr Salem, Watts Baltimore, -four.
schr Ann Eliza, SomeTs. Richmond, coal.
schf Amn1 Parker. Brighton, Slvann.h cotton.
Schr William x Mary, Hoffman, Richmond coal
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arr Olive Bnneh Liverpool; St Petersburg Orleans: Pr~-
closa London HeBna, Amste damJune ,alh lat ~ o. Ion
q, counted from the fore lopsl yard % islands Of ice
Ieeesg until we, Of the Banks IN =, i3 Ion 5, 80 whre
las Packet do; WIN NJ Roger do orson, do Daniel Fnn-
CTS, 81 Johus, PR 10th u WIN Wye Thiladelphi1 Com
peer, do; Pnnsy yanif do; Escort do; Henry Curtis Albany
Mystic, and Visgr New York, Rubcon do; Richard Taylor
Thomas, on for \ ork.
NEw BEpFoRD, Jniy 2-Arr Eagle Baltimore
NEwBuRYPoRI, july 2-Au Pllestine Fredericksburg
PEoyIDEscE July 2-Ar smithfeid, Chlreston: Oregon,
ihladeiihii Helen, y York. 81, Peru Philadelphia
Hasr5a thila4elrhia An Mitchell PhiadIha; So.
pliLApElsa lA, July Gar ISpizo, LiyeT99 Emerald
{; Eelrs Not1ik school Boy PoG D; e,,' Eliza Ellen,
dim River. BLOW Plato from Rottcrd m cd Anna Rey-
nols Boston; Emily ST Jago lie Cuba; Robert VAIN, Boston,
Chm do; ID vd Du.i, do; las do Jacket, do; Dia
mond, Prov denee CIR linz, Boston Star, do Oscar Prov
d-ncc; Brandy wine, New York I Hatfield ii ord Arr
in the SchuyL l-Alvano sion; Star do Boston, York;
PARAGON do New Jersey Elk River Traveller Jone Creek
Ann Eliza, Holng W oIh.
BALTIMORE, July AR Grace Brown. from Amsterdam
passed off the Gdloping light hip Alice. of Newbu ypot:
passed in LAT 49, Ion g. Cornth of Newburylor Also Fo
King Boston.
ALEx.SpRrl, July Arr Phebi Eliza, York; Esther
Eliza, EastIorl.
sAyAyNAi july 2cld voltairs Providence; Bomeo, New
York. Std Alliance WiScaxse'. Mc.~-tss
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last sses of 100 barrels pos al S2o We have heard of
no farther sales Of pearls There sales of cotton
worth reporting in this market Yesterday and sufficient
time has not elapsed 70 mark the effect ofthe European
news upon II. Fl6ur-The market continues dull but
there is no changed in prices. Wequo,e canal at SO.
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Jg7- CHATHAM THEATRF.--The grand legendary
drama al Dec trcFchuz has been very css at this
tnaatre ana the manner in which has been got up re-
nects mucn credit on the stage and all concerned
n ITS preiucon. l. srepcaod tonight with the beaui.
ful comedy OF IsNn and Country, in which j. r.
appears az Reuben aicnroy and Mrs Thorne Resale
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Married.

On wednesday morning, July by the Rev. Mr.. Morris
Mr. WILLIAM H. JEFrrRs TO Miss SARAH j. PuRsIR both OF
this city.
At Tappsn, on tho 4th last, by the Rev. Isaac d. Cob
M JACOB b. WoCp to Miss May c. LIPrIseorr both Of
this city. = - =
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Passengers Arrived.

LrERrooL-StetmshinC alcdonit-For Halifax-NS Kn-
i,ig md thr chi,drcG Mr. aud Ms PI.r Miss T er,
Ross Rev Matthew Wilson, MR. Wilson, Mr. lson Mr.
sc Leslie Brings hlr Merritt, Mr. lron George
Shuttlcwcrth--.s
Fom LiyrrpQo for BosonNIrs Ferguson Mrs White NJ
udon, Geo Wal Mr. and Mrs Bird, James Be udhent Mr.
patlr''9a y, Jordan NJ phe Mr. ssdln, NJ H1r, Cart
Sands, " Nit he / Mr. Bottom'et, Mr. Brtom ev, Jr & s
Lynne. w Mann, W 1otey, Mr. Jarngs Mr. James, Mr l.
,tson Iy slbor, C,9k. Mr. Russeil Mr. yms, Mr. and
sor ThG With Geo Ls', Miss Robinson, Nls VALE IS.
From H,liiav for B1sonNr Living ton Miss Krarney
Lawson. Mrs NJ kenze, DR. Plescott--5.
ELEIHruRA-Br sch Morning Star-Miss Randolph. Miss
Randolph, Miss Fisher, Miss Thomas and Captain
Roe. -
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City Deepe tnh Post.

10 WILLIAM SraEEr.
PRIsciraL CPTicL.-Leitars deposited before halfpat
:, haltrast - anil s past O'Clock will be sent out Tor
delivery q Q. !, and o'clock.
BRANCH oEFieNsLelters deposited before 7, IL, and
O'Clock, WI be cent out sor delivery g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLo's GARDEN.
Extraordinary Ravel Family,
Receiyed Nightly rith Shouts Of Laughter and DIP
pause, IN their rar,ions
SPLENDID COMIC PANTOM1MES, &c.
THIS EVENING. July 7h. the performances will
"a FILE Do 'REGIMENT.
To be 'I Ia FE HI CHS isii ''"'"'
Aer which and r. W NS.,; viii dance the Grand Pa.
Rt GkA ID 6y e st'G H.
THE Consumers 4'!jt UTRnoliRR's GIFT,
D'aF the aHd sa Ss R K. s Du' BY Miss wells
GRAND BE cG GrSi SUPERINTENDENT TRM
THE PR6 III sS@sDf+ MI MUSICALE.
o. The ?getor respectfully iaiom' the public tha, II
Gs a1% Will be .S. % "ps
iorin,nees in he Saloon
Musical Leader and Director Mr. wOolf
Doors oren o'clock Entertainments
PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. July ], will be performed, the now
MY OLD WOMAN
Michel, Mr. Blackstone Countess, Mrs Ftzwilli.m
81 S5$SiSi \, ssSASS h. Nn.n
A HOLE sI IN TIE wv WALL.
Docf. open sevenaerorrn,ncss win commence
Boxes, sl-pt, so cen,s-Galery. IS cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EN ENINii. w II be performed the play OF
- TOWN AND COUNTRY. :,
Hastic, Hlelo ii N Mrs Glen,oy. Blake
After which,
DER FRE1SCHUTZ
C3srar, Mr. Stevens Linda, Mrs Blake
Doors VIII open IN future pas. O'CLOCK, ana the
curtain viii rise at o'clock punctuay,
Dress circle 50 cens-Bores 25-Pt, i21Pnvae Boyes
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
CHINESE BALLS.-W has heard of the enter
y tanment at Vauxhall GaTdeni Two ladies' aud one
twenty-five cents Three thousand testified their adj
nrann MONDAY nigh. The ladies' pretty acesand there
plenty of themn,ie decided hit The MANAGER has
hit the night nail on the head Life VauXha this summer
WI be all the co. y7 lt.r
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND Gardens.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
~ Op ose ST. Paul's Church.
SPLENDID NOVELTIES.
The has engaged for this week only the following
popular pc formers
Master Diamond, the unrv,lled Dncer.
Mr. Whitiock, the Cele ,rated b anlo Player.
Miss Eo.se. the admired singer.
La Petite Celeste, the popular ID lnseuse.
Mr. Mo ris, the celebrated Come Methodist.
The Mysterious Gipsey Girl will remain ashort time longer.
She b. privately consulted oracle of oeteleT of
future vents hrou hoet the day. She the wonder
ofthe day.
Balloon Ascen1ons every evening from Garden the
top of the Museum
Fay reriormarces Wednesday and Saturday,
ncing at 4 o'clock.
Also exh biting. the Albino Lady Fancy Glass Blowing,
Egyptian Mummt 5000 years Grad Cosnorama and Five
Hundred Thousand Cur ,sites.
Admission TO the whole Museum, q arden and 1ntersin
meuts IS Ct nt<-Chdrenh half price jy6c
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sales ut ,he stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

The markets especially for produce all exceeding
merit and the character Of the from abroad tos,
sa NO wsy tended 10 improve them A'hes-sincc on.