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MEDICAL, AID

TO those afflicted with one disease. ii is of the most i'm.
who has had practical in the particular branch OF his
profession and who capable Of deciding between slight IN
teconand destructive constitutional disorder To as UNI
fortunately need medical aid ofths description the
tice in this city haying cured housand he the OF
small treatise these complaints which should read by
every afflicted, and especially females who troubled
with debility attended with pam back Sc The
price of the book so Sold bv the author his
dwelling house, "a Mott street, Chatham square.
anil frrc
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U. S. sHrr NORM CAROLINA, J

a., rr,r ,,,,, July %, lS42
w. lhr. NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
now IN session board this shin hereh order oil ,he
witnesses in the cases be and the
20 oe punctua IN their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
SUNDAY excepted; boat will be in waiting at the Bo
terry bridgcYet half past Q A. M. daily - ''e ""
Gil. III. WINDER r,s~. -,
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Herald BuIIetIn or u.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kent M the naval ,.
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. M-and also NJ sh
evening mails at four O'Clock, p NJ the latest
from all parts of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board this Let every wayfarer s,o
and read Advertisements of al kinds taken the Office
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Foreign Importations.

LIvERPooL--Ship Meoka-9 Grnnell, Minturn
Asa bdls iron Shield-I0 sacks salt 10 tons
coal 5000 brick. ngo PhsIs Dodg,
co-25l bxs tin 20 cks mdse g Norwood BIS Wood
Johnson Burritt-2 Goron Hodges &co-20 crates <
WIetts- casks & ii Hinchman-3 Game \
Brand-223 bxs tin Phelps Dodge co.'s bales Sands Fox
co27 casks 2cambooses Herdman-T bricks
chimney pots 100 tons pig iron to order.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, Isi2.
90 FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun * Clark's, So Wall street
as iVt HIRAM CRANSTON
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRrerrAL Orr,cE.-Letters deposited before half.past
hapast H. and half past O'clock ill be sent out for
delivery at 9, |, and O'Clock.
BRANcH OFricEs.-Letters deposited before T. H. and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery and oclock
ALEX M. GREIG, Agent
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Domestic Importations.

SAvANSAH-ship Cea-G bbls hf do Scott& Mouellio
bales Boorman. Johnston col II Taman-53 Pill
lot lie Barber-3o rice ButlerO Gordo-i cask do
Durham Dimon-l row boat Rhnd-9 bxs mdse A r. Ma
10 order.
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Married

At Christ Church. Tarrytown,by the Rev. VIM. Cregh-
ton, d. d.. on Tuesday August 9th, Mr. JOHN l.. WEEKS
to Mrs DEDoRAH W. BEDEL daughter of the late Caleb
Archer, ESQ., all Of the former place.
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0g-THOsE CONNECTING LINKs.-MR GRIFFIN
proprietor OF the Mermaid at Concert Hall Broadway
exhibits some dozen specimens of the most curious ami
mails probably collected since general
from Noahs Ark. All of these curious creatures give
dence OF the wonderful extent of animated creation ond
Of the close chain of connection which extends tbronoh
out the animal kingdom Independent of the Mermaid
which OF itself daily asonishes many hundred visiters
these animals are highly worthy of attention AS II is for
the accommodation solely of those who are curious in
such matters that these animals submitted to public in
spccton and this week is the only Opportunity offered
them, those interested will bear it in mind
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1r3- DAY PERFORMANCES. THIS AFTERNooN

% DAY PERFORMANCES, THIS AFTERNOON
Mthe American Museum. commencing at four o'clock
Those who go early first consult the mysterious
tipsey Girl whose fortuneellng powers miraculous
and then listen to the comca droleries Of the laughter
provoking Winchell the sweet singing of Miss Rosalie
and admire the dancing of the charming Celeste. The
beautiful model OF the city of Dublin remains here posi-
lively for this week only Balloon ascensions from the
garden on the topof the Museum, this afternoon at five
O'Clock, and this evening at ten
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Herald General Printing Omc..

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
OF printing, such as books, pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open at the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

We shall favor il captains of arriving
here will give Commodore w. A. Bassett Of our news fleet
Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocaie
the favor in
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DIR. CARPENTER

NO. PECK SLIP continues usual with Undated indus
IN try, administer the afflicted unfortunate at his old
established office, the Peck Slip Dspensary No. Peck Slip
Pc arl street.
Doctor Carpenter having had the advantage of collegiate
and regular medical education and having obtained his Do
from the New York State Medical Society in the wear
l83 copy Of which has been duly filed in the the
Clerk of the city and county Of ~ " greeaby
ware 70 whose hands they conde the ampoant trust of
life death for sad TO there this Zone william
in particularly those who make merchandise Of the life
heah of their victims and
low and buresque on all
that decent who never rec, ved medical any other
of education who transformed day night from an
intelligence office keeper Doctor and boldly
himself in his advertisements (mos unparalleled eonery)
physician of twelve years experence Such the chac.
ter ad Of one and hope and trust there
for the patient seeking medical aid least ascer.
tain whether the preende TO medical honors has ever
obtained legal right administer the sick for
presumption in favor of the who has obtained legal
right be he humble; and the who will
the sacred tide and thus with the lives of his eow
deserving of the repehepson Of all good
mpostor and riie quack is one HOLLY GREGORY, OF
81 Mott street who falsely himself doctoa
physician, forsooth
aulOr DOCTOR g. CARPENTER
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CO. few copies of the first volume Of this worl
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publicato
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!, 0g- THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE of
remarkable of distressing class of maladies the re.
suit OF vicious indugences improper treatment This
anewy discovered remedy and is rapidly gaining the
highest appreciation Of the medical profession.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
% Nassau street.
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n3.GIN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR-
saparila Syrup the toncs" offered by the nostrum
vendors but the public awakng to of the dan
gerof such pernicous preparations The fact that habits
OF the grossest intemperance and that horrible
lady delrium tremeus has been produced by them is
enough to sweep away those poisoned compounds. The
Tonic Mixture of the College Medicine and Pharmacy
no spurious stmulant but scientific compound of the
most potent rsstoratives Sold in 81 bottles
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office 81 Nassau street n. Y
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Passengers Arrived

SAvANNAH-Ship Celia-Mrs Sawyer Mrs Pratt Mrs Goats
Miss Coats Mrs Rogers and child Miss Savage Miss
two Misses Gibbs II Glover, Cap, NJ Sherman Capt L
Woodruff MIR Dicke rson, Master Branch.
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1f- SEA SlCKNESS.-A positive cure for this dis
tressing complaint may be had in Sherman's Camphor
Lozenges sold at loo Nassau street and by Rushton
Aspinwail and Sands. Captain Chadwick, of the Wei
lington, J. M Cochran, Esq. DR. g. r. ChiIds DIR. c. b.
Zabriskie Mr. Alderman, the celebrated painter in China
Gloss and hundreds Of others have fully tested them ANY
one afflicted with Piles find remedy at lO6 Nassau
street. no matter how long standing obstinate the
may be.
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ME WASHINGTON PRosprCT TrNprRANc

.sszznHz11znnnnnnnnnnunuunn
rI,HE WAsurNcro~ nn,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, :, -,
4 BE NEEIaiAJ s0,'Iri ~ ~ sr ;ri IENfEhhNCE
ing Al ths,r Hal, VIII h9id uru ststeu meet
door from W,hsr on ,bi Nv heh IN thabeth street one
ocoeL Tor me a,,,,s ~ ~ evening at past
business may come before them for oaphr
only
AT eight O'Clock the NEE ting will OMEN h nd
singing which the public generally are nsa ~
A. q. FLANAGAN Prrsdent
FRANCIS n BROWNE Secretary. au9 tier
yITONDERLITI DIsCOVERY-s,r;L.-5 srn-L,.l soI--
w ton for The Hair which will chansn 80 tsir %
gIna color in few nin,es b;, Sainsn IL % ~ ,n
any vel ofe red snJ csnno, i,I az .nnarcs;n iii IRON
highly ecacon and possesses the great advantage Of
beautiiy ing the Hair without inurng its growth Those who
doubt is virtues requested have their hair changed be-
fore they their money IL humbugs would adoptv this
method there would be complain One trial will
the fact. Sold wholesale and retail and applied at
a "a 81. g. 'ppoS'e the nan oil RECORD New fsrk'
= t,ytITf -. M ,,,- = W. -
"A ure N this Iespect"Reader Joking
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90 THE IMMENSE SALE THAT KOLMsTOCK'S
Vermifuge has, test of its vuue and the estma-
ton in which is held by families would be quite
expensive to publish volumes of certificates that
been given for this ar and the of request
ed to spread the nameto all persons whom they think may
Speak Of it in all families and you will your duty to
your fellow creatures and feel assured of the appreciation
OF all good men, and will receive your reward in Hea
We call on all good citizens to make known the effects
OF this wonderful remedy
Remember and ask for Kolmstock's Vermiluge though
fahnestecks is supposed to be the article the one
that has become knownto you through the advertisement
should be used in justice to the propetors To be found
only at II Maiden lane
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Office 81 Nassau street, NY.

o. GREAT AND VALUABLE INvENTION-IM
porant to Builders, House Contractors and the Public
Patent Lever Lock and Latch is one
OF the most useful inventions Of the age and n
mereus important advantages every other kind of
Lock and Latch known in the world. Although of per-
iectly simple construction their mechanical principles
are true and unerring and great durability. They
get out OF order They already have pretty gene
rally adopted BY scientific throughout the United
states and those who have not yet them may
inc them at the establishment Of Mr.. Samuel Moves III
Fulton streeup stairs who has large stock adness
for purchasers.
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to order Left brig Sarah Williams for Boston, day the
British schr Joseph Howe Giey - days from Cieniuesos
vey Of ST Johns NJ where she is bound-u in here for
seh Del Ann sOmers, Powell days from Richmond,
with coal, To master.
One brig. unknown.
Marine Correspondence.
orrIoE OF TnE RH9DE idsL;ss,sDEH,2
-. n,.- Newport, Aug. Q, 1872
Sid eth Pearl, Norfolk: visiiaSi. and Herald, NYOrk
General Record.
PACKET INDEPENDENCE for Liverpool, having been
detained by the weather. will sail this morning. Her letter
bags will close at Gipins IN the Exchange, O'Clock.
snrwrSeEIsehr ssIsh Abigail, Hudson from New YORK
ashore during de gale sunday slt u IS miles north
Of Cape Hst,ers aud has pieces. Cargo partly lost
SET Iosden was Insured !" Boston oa $1,000
on ,s"s s w% on
hsloy aud Henry sate aud for beauty Of mede and good
Spoken.
Marengo of and from New Orleans for Havre July
ship standing west with in her fore opsa July la lat
Rochester ffsm Csdr for Bath and Venice from do for
Napoleon from Messna for New York. July lat 49, lon e5
Foreign Ports.
Gf,z June Elm port Jacob Perkins Il GUAR Mo.eSy
seS dss Sid Venice RoeSe.is Bs
NswbsyrsE; John Cars s, Ca siias ur.,.,,
TsrS,s, july BIN port G coTdea for BCsone
United States Ports.
CALAIS, July 2s-Arr Susan, NYork
MAcHiAs PoRr, July 9O-Sd WIN Penn, y fork; Mary 20.
ArAus Cygnet New York wtg wind 3d. Amanda, for St
Thomas; Patriot, NYofk.
B,vGos Aug i-CId Edw Blake, Mon,cvdeo.
PonILAyp, Aug 6No arrival or clearance. Arr 9Th, Mag
noa, Porto Rico Cid Cuba Rio de Jansiro; America Bath,
Me.
PoRrsMouIH, Aug 5-An John Jay, Cadz.
SALEM, Aug 6-Cld Oriental, Cape de Verbs.
BosroN, Aug G-An Charles, Pctou; Victor York Tele-
graphed India Richmond from Palermo. Cid Genoo al-
cus Arr 9TH, Wave, Rochelle Jun. ~ 9Th Damascus Liv-
eIroo June 49, Hector, London; Ata. Trinidad; Anises
Philadelphia Cid Prompt Baltimore Usage, sayannah Peru,
aud Baltimore Philadelphia; Wave, Richmond; Cooley x
Nrw BrpEonp, Aug esd Harriet Porter. Philadelphia; 9Th,
PnovIpnseE,. Aug sCld Splendid Coast of Africa Sid
7tl Louisa, Philadelphia
PgfIApEI PHra Aug e-Au Bremen, Bremen; Arrow, Bar
adoes Increase, Ssiem Matilda, Eastport CompeeT do
Aalanta, New Bedord Susan, Boston; Middlesex NYok
Hndson Newburport Corinthan Boston; Coumbi., Alba
nv: A Is Cooley NYors; james Samuel, Waren Richard
THOMPSON Greenwich, RI; Philadelphia NYork Arr 10 the
Schuylki Harriet Pctou; Metamoa, Boston; Calcutta, do
| Nidus Gloucester; Increase, Salem; Faith, NYork
BALTIMORE Aug 7Ar Casiopea, Hayara Georgian, Ban
eor hle Wsnkinco Fall River; Amcna, Boston; Martha do
Yarmouth Packet, ST K Union Prov Idence; Irofc New
York; Elisha Ruckman do Cid Bel del Mar Barbados ant
mkt Sid Sally Ann, 81 Thomas; Commerce, Trinidad; Ca
hane James River La Csbellero West Indies Namshong
| Halifax; Caribbean. Boston, Millicent, NYork
| NoRroLE Aug Gin Hampton Roads, Cora, Of Newport
Sid Potomac Bstimore Vulture Richmond; Cora, stoning
CHARLIsror, Aug GAR Ellen, Camden. CID z"i~a' R"s
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S6.013.q31
S1.2li.81q

Pursuing remarks of yesterday in relation to the
respective burdens borne by the commerce of France
Great Britain, and the United States, will here
the actual derived by each country from the
toms during the last Is years. reducing the whole to dol
lars in order more easily to compare them -
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AT about noon this day there might have been
seen a carriage driving along al moderate speed up
Ninth street, on which the Washington Hotel is To-
Gated the carriage halted at the hotel, and from
thence issued the late doughty champion of suffrage
in Rhode lsla.d, accompanied by Duee ]. Pearce,
and Mir. Michael Walsh. They proceeded TO the
bar of the hotel and registered their names as fol-
lows Michael Walsh, New York; w. h.. Dorr,
Warren, Rhode Island; and ID. ]. Pearce, Rhode
Island. thus you see we havo an unusual quantity
OF lions soournlng with Us at present. HIS sword
was invisible, and the only appearance oil armour
was around his vest, through the thickness oil when
might be seen his belt filled with at least Two pistols
or al any rate 1t appeared so through the Vest I;
they did not tary long at the hotel, but drove on
shortly after, having, they said, an invitation TO
dinner. ! shall keep my eye on the gentleman, and
report progress in future number
Mr.. G. w. Dixon has been standing here for a
short season, "admttance Ia cents. George stood
out for 80 hours in the first style, and then the skin
of his knee pan became so much sweiled as to break
he then sat down tor two hours while his leg was
being bandaged by the physicians and then took to
boarding il out for IL hours mere, which he accom-
pshed without much apparent fatigue. George gives
a concert, specimens OF animal magnetism, and
musical melenge," yentriloquism &c. &c all for
. oents-children half price, at the Odd Fellows
Hall, this evening" ScRIBEx.
THIEVES KrLLEp.-A notorious horse and negro chief
named Metcalfe recently shot Fort Jessup II was
ascertaned that he had house the Toro which was
torious character named James Strickland alias Tiger
JIM" there party consisting of some citizens and
few dragons from Fort Jesup, Immediately proceeded
TO the place. waited in ambush during the night and
ing Strickland in the morning. ordered him to yield He
attempted to get away, but instantly shot, The house
was filled with arms. slave stolen last August
found short distance from the house. Thus the
Natchitoches Reporter, "two of the most hardened
wreches the frontier have met their deserts last
Tiger jim last summer othose who perperated
so many atrocities in Shelby and Harrison counties Tex
as He then barely escaped with his life having been shot
at and wounded. Finding Texas too hot for him, he
back to his old haunts this side of the Sabine II is to
be hoped that the whole gang will disappear They
have carried system plumber along the frontier for
many years."
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ton; Delaware, Havana Sid sullivan, New York. CID 3,
York ~ $500
MenrE, July 3l-An Rose Liverpool; 10Th Salem do RAJ
Ger, Nassau, Mp. - -
NEW ORLEANS, July 3-Cld Lucy Penniman, Cette Sarah
peachy. '' ~
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Cleared.
Ship Toronto, Griswod London, John Grswod. Barks
Go; Dundee (Br) Patrick Hull Eng Foster Nckerson-
Briggs WIN Nelson Smith, Port Prince SHIELDING Ferris
Moses, Loyeand, Charleston Geo Bulkey LleweIyn Card
Bath, Me; Bee, Br) Achener Windsor. Ns.-sch Veriras
(B) Smith, ST johns, NF Boorman, Johnston Co; Nimrod
(Br) OFFICE do, Dunicomb Beckwith Swallow, Young
Mystic.
Arrived.
Ship Metoka McLarIen, from Liverpool and 10 days from
Cork with mde, order30 passengers Sd ult
gale the On the 18th 20 and 9th July
lat ~, Ion ~ to 81, saw 100 icebergs.
Ship Celia Thatcher days from Savannah with and
rice, TO Scott Morell
Brig Marion Dearborn of Norfok) IL days I'm Cenuegos
Cuba Hampton Roads days. with l6 hhds 1872 boxes
to order Le brig Sarah Williams, for Boston day, the
only American.
British schr Joseph Howe Gey 81 days from Cenuegos
Cuba with n hhds 50 do moasses Dunscomb Har
Of ST. Johns NE. where she is boundput in here for
provisions.
Sch Deborah Ann Somers, Powell days from Richmond
with coal, To master.
Below.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

SIBLO's GARDEN.
FOR THE TRit bMESPFHf,T 2F s 5ERoME RAvEL
The Gorgeous Comic Pan,oyo,,ns nd
THE NIGHT owl
nfS 81 T GSSs 1S sc Of asson hA FAMILY
FNSIGgBSSifflihSfEygIFf ftfissEslS%s aRRss,s
THIS EVENING, c he isi rsormauee. commene
GRAND OVERTURE.
.Joc AitSI T The BRAZILIAN ls, la q Ape
The rss Of The slaseeI. by the Rsys Family navel
0' 'o"' CoNT CONTRIBUTIONS '"' wonderful
an msn II s Grand S be allowed for Refresh
After which. 7h rme will be produced magnificent Come
u,,,a. ~ s,' TGE ' NIGHT
EM% .eIsa, G a.s%s k k.ysI
Bahsmsm, Mons pauSersne
$s"t ssa Peasant Mn: Bsss%s h:''
To'S"'i'd' with MSzSfSt A'sHdssH Palace of
THE fRS SSfs e bfIg'' M6s M1taA
&, m
Ss IIs%sSEsI and nj D Ggpsn SI wooc
Doors o'clock. Entertainment. to commence
VAUxHALL GARDEN.
BENEFIT AND ! LAST IS IA AAFTTEEARANcE OF
THIS EVENING August S;R-To commence o'clock
RAISING THE WIND.
Jeremy Diddlcr' a., MR., s. Browne
40 & so.
Mr. Lilly White NILS Brown.
To conclude with
ROBERT AlACAIRE.
Robert Macare, JsBrown.
Tickets rs cents Usr
COLONADE GARDEN.
BROOKLYN.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS, 10Th, 18th and l2th the performances will
commence with selection Of
DOUBLE .aNCIENT ST.aTU.ARY.
Miss Wells will her admired and highly appauded
CRACCVIENNE
As Danced by Mad. ELssLER
MIR. X. Williams will introduce hi celebrated learned
Star DOGS,
BUFFER AND JACK,
WHO ate allowed TO have no equal in Canine sagacity.
correct imitation OF the celebrated Michael Boa, ''
the Chin Methodist.
Grand Scotch Pas Seul by Miss l.. Wells
Mesr DAVIS Wells Needham, and Williams, 1.-The Hungarian
Consins) will appear IN the gymnastc scene Of
Gladiatoal Groupings
lNTERMIssoN
The performances Garden conclude with the Comic
LAMOUR! Or, Wine no Poison
Antoine, Mr. Davis
Lubn,
0ld Crsbtree, Williams
Dame CrabtIee, Needham
(The Hungarian Cousns.)
:, Annette, Miss Wells
frices of AdmissionTickets admitting the holder TO the
Saloon Performance and Ball, Is Saloon Per
Torrance alone I2la
Doors open hafpast o'clock-Performances commences
at quarter past 3, precifely. aul0 3tsr
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% THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy meeting the
most unprecedented SALE And this is not strange when
considered that effects speedy and eectua cure of
discharges Let all thus affected try it mme
dately and avoid the mpostions and extortons of ign
rant quacks.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau street
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the people ~ taxes on consumabe goods AS the com
mons gained power deception resorted to, to make
them consent TO that which before done openly BY
these means the burden upon lands reduced gradual
y from the whole under William down to Edward ist
until under William 4h in 1887 it bore but twenty
fourth part OF the public burden This process was con-
anty progressing down to the present year, covering
space Of II6years. The present ministry say that
the future course must be retrograde They must relieve
commerce, and compel property to pay its quota The
United States have this mighty example before them and
should compel property bear its share and relieve
commerce.
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
$1,000 York rs 1913 iO0S 20 shas Blk America 100
1000 do So 1861 80 80 Farmers Loan II
1850 do S. 1853 sla 200 Harlem RR iiA
1000 Kentucky 1871 IS 10 Utica Schenec'y ll2
Second Board.
50 shas Harlem RR nsS 50 do do i46
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sun RISES. MOON SETS ......... o, ,
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State OF Trade.

The receipts Of the leading articles of produce at this
port from the opening OF the navigation to August st
as follows, in the years named =
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CHATHAM THEATRE n.

The public Is respectfully informed that this ia
yonte place OF entertainment will for the on
Monday night August 18TH During recess will I'M
dergo thorough renovation such will render il
ed for length Of time in executing designs ofa peculiar
ed will the tame of this Theatre cause il 10 stand
alone and unrvaed for theatrical which ma
hitherto done. y
The designs on the Tiers follows -
LIST Tier-Amerlcan Battles and Victories achieved az se
painted by 2; GRAM and J. r. Smith,
I'd Tier,The Lkenesses Of the Presidents of the United
States by r. Gram, jr
Sd T,ef,Glorous American Achievements Land. paint
these splendid designs will be added beautiful ACT
DfOf displaying the engagement between The Constitu-
tion" and The Guerrero" and New Curtain.
Both of which have been painted by p Grain SEN under