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MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, July 24-G r. NJ.
The sales at the stock board have been limited wthou
much change in rates, although the feeling is decidedly
good and if the finances of the federal government
suitably arranged, no doubt rapid improvement would
take place; but as long the loan is undsposed Of
confidence in the stock market can be acquired 1t is r
mored on high authority that certain individual
despatched by the last packet for London with credentials
for the negotiation of the loan abroad but his name
not included in those of the passengers by the last steamer
therefore there is probably mistake about it. The
appointment would have been exceedingly inudicious
and calculated to defeat the object Of the department in
obtaining the money at reasonable rate. Mohawk Rail-
road improved per cent Indiana SIS, J.; Illinois 6s l.
Farmers Loan and Trust, t.
The following the leading features of the banks
of New Hampshire for June as compared with former
returns-
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les at the stock Exchange
Second Board ,
State OF Trade.

In small retail way business to be little better
and the aspect of affairs such as to induce the hone that
during the coming autumn good business will be done
Mefas-Swedes iron has sold at SIS. ton, long time
English bar $751; pig Of first quality at $23 ton; New Sa
BILE iron at $50 Sales pig lead at 3ia h. Cut nails
4fa} cts. ID.
Molasses-Sweet Havana sold at Is cents Some Porto
Rico at 10 cts. and good New Orleans at 20 cents
OiisWhale sold at 81 cts. for export. Linseed oil
steady ut 80 cts. cash. and S. mos with good demand
and decreasing stock. Sweet oil at so per case
Tsas-Are with some demand. Country Young Hyson
sold for export, at 4ia46 cts, 9 mos.
Tobacco50 bales crop St. Jago sold at 10 cts and
80 bales old crop at Is cts for export mos Sales by
auction of bales Yara at IS cs SO do Baracoa at I6a
l7l; 3hhds old crop Kentucky at 3a6 do do at 53a7
20 hhds new crop Kentucky part Ia
s. average 1885, old crop do do at 3lasf average OH
both 4 mos.
Woot-6OO0 lbs fleece at a6 cents on time with ine-
rest and another lot at 30cs The general range prices
in the country 20a35 cts 100 bales Peruvian subject
debenture are being shipped.
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Cattle Market.

In market eight hundred beeves two thousand sheep
and lambs and fifty and calves Ofthese there are
left one hundred and ftv beef cattle hundred sheep
and lambs, and ten cows and calves.
There has been great change in prices Sheep fetch
81 so to ST.; lambs 81 to 50 rs; and calves from
$40 to Sss head and beeves from 81 so to ST. and few
up to 81 rs.
The quality of the cattle is not the best We have seen
better 1t is said by those who have recently travelled
through this State and Pennsy that look
markably thin this year. No given therefore
abundant.
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Passengers Sailed.

L,vERrooLshp Roscius-H w Hlisd, Charge dA naii s
J.oe snn,,b ~ NV, anny, e'H s W. uo q
y Duncan, New Orleans; John Liirohn, Mobile; shlr-
we'll Brooklyn; Roger Adams, lady, children and
yant Trinidad; Marcellu Stanley, Geogia; Mrs Hannah
Lake and three children Utca; Lieut. q Studdrt 93d High
shder a. John Shutter lady and London; VIM
roes Nm Hyslog Kingston, Jam; YIN Gng, Dem1fqT
Esrinapd stnch Bahia; John Ferguson Inverness
Jacket shin RhoneMr and Mrs Hudde stan fou.
enaren and servant Canrda Mr. and Miss Urquhsrt NYor
in the steerage. "'' - 'V'i"''' 'i""'eF'
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Passengers Arrived,

HaMpuRe-ship stsphanMr; Knight and daughter, from
Altona Mr. aud Mrs Meyer from Rostork; F. Wsndeii f9m
Berlin; NJ Block, LFreeben, and A Lowenbach from Bo
bomis Dryignon, from Paris; A Jacobson from Stock
holm; Mr. and Mrs SctorliJay, FROM Stockholm Sale
Lichenhan, New Yok; D. h. Lohenhain from Konigsb4rg
Randolph Uinterho from Hamburg aud l2 persons
BREMrN-ship Emma-Mss Meyer, Miss NJ Christie
0 Scblechsa-i3l in the steerage.
DAREs-schr Imperal-T II Marshall, = T Clinton Mis-
Moore.
ST MARKs-Schr Megunticook-Wm Banes, r. Cook.
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Died.,

on Monday, 25h inst JANE MEcHrS daughter OF James
Mechin, aged years.
The friends of her father requested to attend her
funeral at o'clock this afternoon from the residence of
her father, No 90 Cross street.
On Sunday, after a short illness, Mrs. CArHrRfvE HA
GEN. wife of Daniel Hagen in the 4sth year of her age
Her friends and acquaintmces, and those her ne phe
James Hagen are respectfully invited her fune.
ra frem her late residence Of 18th street and 3d
avenue, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
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Married.

On Tuesday morning. 10th inst, at st. Bartholomew
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Bach, Mr.. DANIEL RANSOM to
to Miss EITHER A. JONES daughter Of Aanson NASH all
Of this city. -
At ST. Louis, No. l2th nstsnt, by the Rev. Mr.. Potts
THOMAS ALLEN Esq, of Washington City to Miss Avn
G. RUSSELL, only daughter of Colonel VIM Russell of St.
Louis county.
On Saturday, July 23d, by Rev. Mr. Potts, LarBRor
all of this city. -
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Grand American Tournament.

AT FAUQUIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VA
0I3- Tourdament will come of at the Fauauier
White Sulphur Springs on Friday, the 5th OF August
The champions who have already entered the lists chal
lenge competition from all the world cross lance
at the ring promising to all courteous knights who
may come, fair Geld and presence of ladies.
WARRESToN SrRNos, Va, July -. iy26s3
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Foreign Importntaon.

AmBuhe-ship stephani-5 mze Me ~ stucken--
W shm Strings r,onss coa2 plates relt,r cases fur
books cases mdse 100 boxes cherry brandy Hsrmnr Koser
CO. ease pndnss Schultz Ieydarn-l mdze h Rhodes
co--5 Howe CO. Boston, bale drugs q ri ssbne;ds
a cases mdze Henry Wilmer Phlad27 do hdyye s,n'nss
oonan-l ded wants Meyer, Schone Y COT mdze Matz
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1879.



s s fss'as ng tsf ans RG sis Be ess.s
R;lss ss'ss.i s1 b 1'sss
sd Gs
NF:fI Bswn Rps1 GA A%fe B a Johns
H:%s' 'hg sfBgs.9 : Flor days fro" Hamburg with
T. G .
Gs s %h f as Ms Jsas IS Ts ss %
~ na lon bs to s.a e + s5ised Is sr large
mI Bs. & Eli Emerald
sehr Meguncook, Trew tof Camden Mel IS days from
oa s ns sss s days ay.n, 9% D. 1s% Y bales
sshr Teazer G5esnlaw days from Easpon with plaster
' o SsnEe om Richmond with coal. to
Sehr Trimmer ConAln, days from Virginia, with wood
sehr Mary Jane Collins, days from Virginia. with wood
schr Harriet, Chandler, days from vrgina with wood to
schr Native, Penfelda days from Virginia. with wood TO
schr Dirigo Davis, days from Virginia. with wood TO
schr Oneida Lopez, days from Virginia. with wood, to
schr Alice Coursen days from Virginia with wood to the
schr Mary Ellen, Niles days vrginia with fruit to
schr Two Politics. Fountain, days from Havre de Grasse
sloop Spray, RUSSELL days from Virginia. with fruit to the
Below.
A ship reported to be the john Minrn 90 days from New
General Record.
More YEr-sce columns for further particulars the
~, Wees az "A $40. a. Fapss Charleston
soop on her Ses% ends painted Black
Mons WrEoks-Capt PumeIl, Of the Alsic at Whining.
S ME @ n sas I ON h M e So he en-
ssCa bs Ssr GA q s wRa ih, ,1 close
Is miles north Haefas discovered
tomup.
Letters from Geo Champin Newport report her Feb lat
letter from Psya reports the Nantucket Nanr mos out
Spoken, June e lat 20, lon 30 Louisa
:. sgerdd u days from NYok for Bueno Ayres a9
Foreign Ports.
Tgsxs ILAsD July soIn port Mentor for Portsmouth, in
United ST ates Ports.
SYo@R Lt Msy, do; asa
POIT.HoUIH, July soA Cen Warren Philadelphia Sid
g gloSsf;Tsa July aozsd Fountain, rhilasslph,.
sALyA July s2-Au Granite, Cayenne SD Gambia for
Bo.Ios July sAn william. FhiIadelghiq President iq
zons, and o!co Phisdshs; Dsscatcn Rose in Bloom,
" tSasf SHGs W. Fem E: S2aSs; sud- sIssss
esss ea9oI 's@ sf Mx ns Kingston
Eiz ibth. Phil de!pha Sid goth, Augusta, do
FALL hvER July 2o-Arr ansinco Baltimore; Danl Ba-
Taunton.
JAY Providence; Victoria NYok Challenge Prospect NJ
sHS s%fSGi
Johnson, and Independense Boston; Patmos New HyeI
Arr in the schuykiI Canary, Dennis March, do; Louisa
Troy NY.
NoRFoLx, Juy 22-An Carolinian, NYork Louisa, Bai-
for Nantucket-pu head winds The JET.
ferson from Liverpool and James Caskie from Newbnpport
from Yesterday and proceeded James RIVER
Sid Long Island, West Indies.
WILMSGToN, NC. july ie--Arr Androscoggn New York;
Aarc, do. Cid Washington Azores.
CEARLrsTos. July 2oAn Frances Fall River; Damaseus,
York. Comet, Turks Island; Thames, Havana.
SAVANNAH July 2GArr Exact York. Cid Clifton, Liver
pool. Sid VIM Watson, Philadelphia Albion, NYork.
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PKIcrpAL OrrIcE-Letters deposited before hafpas
halpast H. and half past O'Clock, will be sent out fo'
delivery at Q, I, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFrnEs.-Letters deposited before T. IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at O'Clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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Herald bulletin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kent al the northwes
of 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 NJ the latest intelligence,
from all parts OF the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board mt this corner Let every wayarer sto
and read ADVERTISEMENTS Of all kinds taken at the office
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THE GREAT BOAT RACE will come of At the Elysian
Fi-ld-, Hoboken, on "Wednesday, the 27th July
The First RAJ between 10 feet working boa;sdstapce four
miles. This will off half past o'clock for
rize Of twenty-five dollars Eight boats have entered
for this
The Second Race distance five miles. will he for prize Of
dollars dollars entrance which will be added the
purse and the winning boat.
The following Boats have been entered for ibis raceVeto
Experiment. Sam Slick, and Ephraim Smooth.
This will be the that took place the
cnity of New York. all the above boats
the world, and entered under fictitious names.
Those who fond Of witnessing such manly ey
bons should miss the present opportunity will be
of the ares and greatest that took place.
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90 AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN-Al
persons who spend few hours at this immense establish
ent almost endless varsity of amuss
m-nss produced here for twenty-five Certainly n
place OF resort in the city presents quarter part Of H.
attractions found here and this for the crowd
houses which daily found here. Besides five larg
halls crowded with curosites of every description
have the elegant model of Dublin Grand Cosmorama tn
performances Of the nmitable winchel whitlock Dia
mond. Albno Lady fortune telling Gipsey Girl, Mis-
hosaiie NC, besides Animal Magnetism, Balloon Ascen
sions Fancy Glass Blowing and lots of other attraction
too numerous TO mention.
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CASTLE GARDEN.

Third Representation Of the Grand Exhibition of the
Bombardrnent Of the Cityof V7a Crus.
By the French Fleet under Admiral Baudn which was
ed with unbounJed applause a the 18th and 18th of
July Evenings
ADMITTANCE IS CENTS.
IIHE Propretos Of tins well known resort in
l. form the public thai their - hihition Of -
FIRE WORKS,
Will t,ke place on TUESDAY EVENING July "a
The New York Brass Is and ill., under their leader Nj Lo.
oa perform some OF the most POPULAR patriotic and national
during the
The will o'rlock
49, SIGNAL ROCKETS,
Which Will be fired AT intervals until O'clock when the e..
biuon VIII commence v it ne rb botanical
liece called
CHAPLET OF FLORA.
A new and beautiful Pie "a called
The STAR OF lNDEPEN DENCE
After which srl' dill rirce He'd
THE STAR OF INDEPE NDENCE
To be followed by st,l.n I'd piece called IN.
BOWER OF ARMIDA
A new aud beautiful piece called The
TO conclude with the Chef DEuvIe Of Fire Works which was
received with universal APPRECIATION on the Fourth of
no,,,r July evening, called
COMPARTMENT OF THE CASTLE OF
b, the r'rench Fl ct, under Admiral Bandin
Band COMMENCES al half past seven o'clock.
An efcent police Is engaged order
proper will be admitted Whatever
Should the weather unavorabe will be oned
until further notice. jy2 p
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" the steamer to Boston This will arrive, say three
weeks before the goods al New York A. L. calls at the
usom house shows the invoice and succeeds in esab
shlng the minds Of the appraisers that the goods 10
rive cost say 81 per yard The goods arrive and are
Inferred SO per yard. the sworn cost The appraiser
elects this cost sa'es that lrom rndoubted authority
"a knops the market value % liver col was s. and upon
hat he leves the Guiy 'withou, appeal" The account
If the importer will then stand thus
True 50 90 Appraised cost 81 90
>ost and charges 10 ret 30 40
TO bear duty So 30
luty 40 per cent 40 per cent
aeualiarive duty iOpr prct 65 5oprct 22O
N'st WIN uuty $i93 So GO
The mere viii ofthe appraiser prompted by the manu-.
acturer has raised the cost ofhe goods 81 per yard or
Slaper centand he may with IMMUNITY increase to 100
per ceat or any amount The importer will have
es but to pay the duty and reexport the goods in order
70 get the drawback This will the practical operation
ofthe present most abominabe bill if allow ed 10 become
law Are the people ready submit this oppression
we have received the returns of The banks of Ohio to
July ls2 They are compared with the return Of jan
nary, as follows
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Domestic Importations.

ST MARKs-sohr M.gupiicook32 bales cotton Maitland.
hshneoy COL Holbook Carter Boston-li Fair
BANKS do--i0 Bernard, Adams dol6 f Townsend de-
10 Remington, dog boxes RW Lord dos cotton
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sort
Of printing such books, pamphlets bills cards of al
descriptions is now open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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"A CARD.

MR.. DlSBROW, Proprietor of the Equestrian Exchange
W Vauxha GARDENS and Lafayette Place having fitted up
that Spacious arena for the puese Of Riding Academy and
made arrangements with Mr. w. Davis gentleman hIghy
professor and teacher Of that healthy and
al accomplishment the Of oorseman take Of
the same bees leave inform the ladies' and Of
New York who favor the in their patron
ge. that every .ha be used merit Of
hose fsvors so literally bestowed heretofore.
The cademy which situated in Of the de ghul
md healthy locations tie city, will be fitted up with every
# respectabiIity ill be adhered to.
Terms and particulars may be ascerained application
the Office, No 1903 Bow where the and
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
These invaluable Powders have beef versaly adopted
in Europe, but France in particular ar Of thirty years
well BY thousasn this country being the only mild
safe and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
iorbds rapid increase of family.
Madame Reste well known, for thirty years Fe
male Ply the principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropehde of Vienna and Pawhere fayoed by her great
experience and opportunities she attained at celebrity
those great medical science specially
the female frame for which her medicines stand
vailed, well in this Europe. Her acquaintance
heby tracing the decline and i'll h. ah of married females
the dian Of life and the consequent rapid and
often apparently neKpicabe which congn many
fond mother TO- grave-to their
nye at knowIeds or the primary causes Of female ndcs
,hs discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Powders"
Their adoption has been the Of preserving only
the health but the life OF aeconae wife and
fond mother.
the advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
mating the vast benefits sutng thousands by thei adoy
ton would most respectfully the attention of tho
nell by all that they hold and dear, to their consiera
Is 1t not and vuous TO evils which SUBJ
Iect, by simple aud healthy with control. Every
dspsssionite vuous, and enlightened mind will stat
ngly the affirmative. This all that Madame Res
tell recommends recommended Price five do,rs a
package aned with full and d ctions. They
be forwarded by mail part Of the United States All
letters must be post paid and sddr ssrd T. MADAME RES
TELL, Fem, Physician. Principal office, lis Greenwich
street, New York Office hours A. NJ to clock NJ.
Bo tone Office O E,se. iy23 lmsr
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MUSIC.

Mn. CHARLES REFS respectfully announces TO The
WI of Music that he continues 70 give Instructions up
on the Piano Forte Guitar Violin and Flute, either his
sdnce No II Broadway if Preferred at the residence OF
his puIlls. jy26 ctr
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The New York Lancet
City Despatch Post,

90 few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound may now be had at the publication
oihce-Price 50.
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
FARE REDUCED,

CABIN PASSAGE. 81 90
DECK PASSAGE so
FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES.
a06eSf "A The conmodious Steamboat WASHING
EaA3' zion TON. CAPTAIN j. NJ: Brown, having made
New York will hereafter leave the foot of Robinson street
New York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after.
Friday afternoon at o'clock landing her each way
Kingston Point Catskill and Hudson
ST rrc,gh. Or Eosssge apply to the Captain board D.
saSH AA FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate
GlSSesTT h splendid low pressure steamboat
At o'clock.
The Swallow will leave as above, on Saturday. 2sd at
O'clock
The above is substantial boat fitted up with elegant State
Rooms, and for accommodations unrvacd the Hudson
iy20r
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CARD.
DOWERY THEATRE-MR. CHAPMA Ms BENEFIT
-Fms appearance of Mrs. q. Jones, Miss AyIes Mr.
Chppendae and Mr. Abbott The above distinguished per
formers have kindly volunteered their valuable services
Fonr Comic Songs-Thrse Pieces.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10th, will be presented the
THE vALET pE SHAM
Wiser, Mr. Chapman Clipper, Miss Ayres
Mr. wezer, McCu cheon Miss Msrchmon, Clarke
Triyet, Foster Thomas. Mr. Burns
Comic Song" Small Potstoesr-Mr Chapman.
TO be followed BY the Fare of
A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING
Col Freelove. Mr. Abbott Lady Freelove, Mrs q Jones
Lord Rivers, Foster Mrs Davis, Surkncy
Davis, johnson Servant, Mr. Burns
Como Song The News Boyn-Mr Chapman.
Duct Miller Of Miteham'-Mrs Herring and Mr. Gates
To conclude with the Burleila of the
NEW FOOTMAN
M Capsicum Nj Johnson Bobby, Mr. Chapmau
II nry Gordon, Sanford Polly Picnic, Mi IS Clarke
Nj Sourcrout McCutchecn Miss Sourcrouf, Stick1ey
Doors open at o'clock-Psrfomance TO commence
quarter 10 g. precisely
Pdcesst tier rs I'd and Sd tiers CENTS pit cents
gallery i21s cents. jy26 tic
THE MERMAID, now exhibiting az the NATIONAL Museum
of Bowery and Division street really splendid
creatu aud the Statue Of the Skeleton ia perfect model
We advise all to go and see them. iy26 II,
L EECHEs. LEECHES "A small quantity OF fresh heal.
IL thy Swrdh Leectcs, Of large and mddling zr re-
c,veu per BRIG Robert Lousa, from Hamburg, for sale IN
any quantity by a. =, ,,,,,r,,,, - ,...,.
N. B-Another lot daily expected by ship Stephan, Capt
Flor from Hamburg. jy26 imsc
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o. VAUXHALL GARDEN.-This Garden IS ms
king rapid strides in the favor of citizens nightly
be seen the most respectable of citizens enjoying them
selves with the luxuries to be obtained at this deghu
retreat Browne the inmitable comedian odtstrps mn
advantage the lively Kate Horn has made most decide
hit in the cha has enacedshe looks lovely an
acts with more than ordinary spirit Tonight we nav
the vaudeville of Perecton-kate OBrien by Miss ka
Horn the inmitable Browne Charles Paragon and ho
bert Macaire then follow the Promenade and Couiion
on the festival floor This whole entertainment is pre-
Al fnro
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DOC TO r B ELL.

IL " " L ~ IL Is T. IL l. .
DOCTOR EEL deyotcs his personal attention (daily
II until Nj 10 the removal OF diseases every
All suffering cases, aggravated
sfuy treated by Iperenced pretended practon-
ershsss laborng effects mercury OF
quack and all who suspect the remains of disease
lurking the system may consult Dr. B. always with guar
antee Of a
10 Persons contemplating marriage, have been the SUBJ
ects Of delicate Diseases consult Dr. bell with honorable
confidence Posr letters describing the of person,
distance have his prompt attention. Dr. BIS treameLi
Suspicion and is well Known to be safe and
permanent.
NT@- Private Offices 4 CcURTLANDT STREET, two
doors fronaB Yoa fyl2 ms
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fd7- CASTLE GARDEN.-The proprietors OF thi'
well known place intend to give such an exhibition this
evening as will draw every body to it, They have
like real public spirited men, increased the amount o.
epovment and at the time reduced the price Of ad
mission one half Among many other things of great in.
tsrcst the Bombardmen Of St Juan DUlloa advertised
to come off, rich entertainment and one that person
should fail of witnessing.
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY

1913 Broad,cay Corner Of Anfhony-a)
p MOUKQUIN has the honor ofnfonins his friends and
ration IL the largest and the best which has been
fecd to the American public The large and well
ventilated which them the advantage OF being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen invited % visit
this establishment, which, the Croon Water
Works will be III OPERATION will be added sho BATH for
he Of the Subscribers TO the Gymnasium.
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
Gymnasium, persons lng practice pistol firing do
II without being subscribers to the Gymnasium.
Fencing lessons given usual on moderate terms.
Open day break. and close half past ~ nirht.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
Extraordinnry RaveI Family
Received Nightly ,cith S.o,is Of La.rhter and an
SPLENDID COMIC PAN1oMiAtFs &C.
TUESDAY EVENING, july seh. The performance, kin
s' SRASp q 6% VERT ME
NJ pE Ell TTH9fa
coSST l's, wI.Is5 '' ~ ''''''''
Quarter Of an So W., n, w dGoe e 1
menrs in Tie q. nj saloon.
A oRAA IS o Sgi?h
q fH a's'r iSy II Z BE ETH s called
~ The R.veiA, SC.
THE rRo Oh sSSsp,: MUSICALE.
w Gss the =. SsS IL. %at e
@sS i e ss sn,s ,n%sn will be given alter The
Ass ILs ssasl md NJ b SsHssnMs woo
Doc. o'clock Entertainment. to commences
CnATHAM TIiEATiSic.
KSiG S nhTS 81 Fiji go pL B S' EIEEc Z.
~ s'co' Mr. all dctl. Mrs HELD
v,.,.., THE G. M Z, SsfliSFi Io Il
Ha ,S4:y Ale h.s N, Ksy q spring Mrs ThS.gS
Nathan Tucker WEI atSn Aay; PAy, Mr.. Blake
rom~y, II Riss la Siaf liisss Mr.. M.r.asa
=, TIE EYPOCRiTE.
Mawworn Mr. H'll Charlotte, Mrs Bl,kc
Doors will open future It O'CLOCK and ~ -; ,ra
rise at quarter before O'Clock punc,usv ~ ea'" w"
Dress circle. so c-ntsboxes 23-pt l2bpr;va Rove. &
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ROBERT MACAIRE.
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