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Died.

On the llth inst WM CAMMEyER, Esq, native of Ger
many and for the last sxtysix years resident Of this c
ty aged 90 years.
His friends and acquaintanccs respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence, Al Warren ST.
On the evening of the 18th inst Miss HANNAH LYON
aged 20 years
The relatives and friends of the family and the Masonic
brethren generally invited to attend the funeral This
afternoon al O'Clock from her late residence SWeeb
ken street.
On the l4th inst. at Brooklyn, after few days Illness
Of paray sis GEORGE PESM,S ScoTr, printer aged fifty
years, formerly of Newcastle, England and for many
years a resident of this city.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invel
70 attend his funeral from his late residence corner Of
Fulton and Fleet streets, this afternoon at o'clock.
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Foreign Impor,atiop.

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Foreign Markets.

NAGuABo (P. r. July %, Isl2.-We are now without
any arrivals Of red oak slaves and sugar Shocks with
headings, so much wanted. The first arrival will COM
mand S5 $50 per FOR the former and the latter 81 So
cash W.P boards will still command So! per NJ paya
Die our rosuce cyprus and cedar shingles SO SO per
N; codSsh small sized preserved 81 50 per 100 lbs mac
cheese, l4t lard l7i rice, 81 ST per lb; hams 1915
mould candles 20 b los and l2 long leaf tobacco
$40; sperm candles, So long 6's.
Our island produce is plenty and du-Sugars u d
per ID; moasses, 81; rum, price purchasers.
Erehange-Bills ON U. s., demand Spanish doub
looms, $i7l; Patriot do, slel; bills Thomas 81
nero entp premium.
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GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING-The Washing.
aE1on rIS9Pest Beneficial sose will hold
unvssa,st Church. IL Eizab street. Walker street
Flns Singing may be expected from the Ladies' Hose Com.
Eany No 49, Mr. Brewer Mr. Murphy, Me- Missing, and Mr.
AddTsssss by r Walker Of England, Mr. oConnor of Ire.
snd NJ caaghan OF Washington and Messrs Holmes aud
The public are respectfully invited e; 70 st.egd,
FR.vcls K. BROWNE, seeciaiy sSi5
WANTED-By respectable honest industrious man sit.
~ references can be given Please apply Gold 81 near
tnnNon ST su13 her
ME- Gc99S9tE l WoRK;--THE AMERICAN IN
The American IN Egypt with Rambles through Arabia Pc
l. steel s n ay 'n ehngs and Sss
Signs BY Johnson Se One handsome volume, Clio pages
No n SG be- w 9s%s sfe ia the reader picture
what the traveller himself will meet Other Travellers Save ens
but as sna aS S4 Ss Ssa
Of o%@s! % EsyS that R RaSe s, ,eOr,,ed this
work of Mr. CGoley by The most ariraeaes The a%,
Egypt as i presents itself the American avelerIiah
We prsdiet without hesitation, tina, the work will have an
unprecedented sale Boston Times.
The book viii an aIass E, S The 1 aa2
The writer has varied much the plan of his work from his
and added SO many new facts together with per-
n~Bosen .atiGs '''"e has all the interest Of novel;
Il oyeows with wit sats and qcioen Egypt is no new
ground but the author has viewed it unlike his
with Anne and they give re and no.
yety He gives hard hits the affected English dan.
dies whom ne encounters bat good natured il his satire
Win It's keenness, thateve the subject must be amused bv
it.-Sun. -
we have not for many day been much amused interest
ed and instructed IN the perus Of this remarkable work
We have never read IRON the Of
any binS more esh graphic, gina acy piauan and ex
citing than this same book Of MIR Cooley-N Y Mirror
1t is rich in incidents travel We are willing 10 risk our
reputation on the opinion that II will command sale equal at
least TO Stephens Travels in Central Am,rica-Iints MeT
chants Magdsine. "
We recommend this book, without any hesitation TO the
ssdas public pT1Tmsins hem no little pleasure
This will certainly be the book the season. il uiv
American in les character and spr and will he hearty vi
coined by all but those whose absurdes or whose
withers it wrings.-StGadaTd. - 49,
Ii really of the most curious aud sting books that
has made its appearance for tme-CouvIer a. Engurer
In point of interest II far exceeds of Oriental
Faves have ever read-Bosfon DqlD Mail
The perus1l of this work has afforded high
Brooklyn Neps.
The author 10 have struck entirely new mai
and pusuedi successfully mbued with rich hum or
aud possessed OF Keen sacal powers; American hear
there Is freshness OF STYLE similarity of manner and
independence IN his which cannot fail To ueae
wei as 10 instruct Brooklyn Eagle.
IL OF the most amusing and raining books have
had in hands some timr-we predict for sale
through numerous editions.-N ]. Herald
Mr. Cooey's book emlnenty readable, and owe our
obligations to for sundry hearty bursts of laughteN Y
Com. .4dU.
d. APPLETON co. Pubisber
an IL Str 201 Broadway.
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Total decrease,
sI,Os6,2i7


This table gives pretty accurately the progress of dis
credit The aggregate circulation outstanding has de-
June s to July appears by this table,
or 33 per cent yet the discount the bills has
increased to the same This simple fact speaks
umes the wretched condition ofhessets OF the banks
there being but little demand for the bills to pay
bank debts 50 per cent discount II the bank debt
will cannot avail themselves OF such advan
age how the banks expect to collect those assets
in specie currency detailed statement of the assets
the Bank of Orleans has been published the results Of
whieh as follows =
Assets as they appeared on the books OF the
Bank the day it was closed, amount to
say, s92s,Ol4 Is
And that the liabilities on the same date
were 294,o77 So
Leaving nominal surplus of dollars, s633, 936 80
Since closing the institution S4s 900 sc has been collect
ed on the bills of the bank which reduces the liabilities
correspondngly bringing them down TO 245 III 2O0 dol
lars and there is further of $50 80 for payments
made in funds for the credit of the liquidation
count.
These assets Of 1923 Ola consist of $50 bills and notes.
one half past due 900 Gas and Carrollton Bank stocks
500 real estate SPECIE and the balance sundry
items The circulation outstanding is S206, 324.-
This bank in good condition perhaps most ofhose
suspended all of which will go into liquidation before
December leaving only the Bank of Louisiana and the
Gas Bank.
The business ofNew Orleans must therefore, be done
almost exclusively in specie She cannot other cities
have done before derive circulation from the banks of
surrounding States because there whose stand
ing will not be destroyed by the specie of the
crops New Orleans The demand for specie for that
quarter WILL therefore, probably be great when the
crops shall have fairly forward The start
given and the whole machinery of trade will again be in
motion firm basis, without National Bank, and in
spite ofthose theoretical gentlemen who determined to
have property but that which may be granted through
the alpowerul edicts of board of directors presiding
great National borrowing machine called National
bank great regulator supplyer Of uniform currency
any other cant name sgnifyng anything but the real
functions Of the concern, which to borrow the labor
the wealth and the proceeds Of the industry of the work
ing classes and lend to gentlemen of high standing" pc.
cians and hnanciers, in whose opinion national pros
perity consists in supporting the few at the expense of the
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GOA NEW YORK, AUGUST Is, lsi2.-Gents:-Ihad
ZEN fol long time severely afflicted with severe
bugh ACCOMPANIED with pain in the breast, also difo u
eathing and pain in my head was attended by
IT. GARY, OF Pennington, New Jersey who pronounced
disease othe worst cases OF consumption and said
lat was bey ond the reach of Medicine was subsequent
attended by physician from the Centre st. Dspensary
no made but one calls and stated that my
led various kinds of medicine, ct avail until made
of the Horehound Candy made by you when after
g but small quantity was much better to be able
do light house work and the pains in my head and side
ave also le and can breathe with perfect still
>rtinue the candy and consider myself in fair way
recovery. ] am yours, respectfully,
JANE MAYER, l35 Elm street.
To NJ, rssrs Pease Son, As Division street.
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In3- RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM. Here is
certifes that ast spring was attacked
18th "a Rheumatic afec ton in my legs and hips which
pom any change of weather almost laid me on my back
ld source of continual trouble to me, when seeing
a advertisement of Dr. Henrys Vegetable Rheumatic
yrup, bought single bottle which has perfectly cured
ie and able now to stand all kinds of weather and
xposurc, without being in the least affected WIN. II.
White, S. 9th Avenue, New York, August 1872
Call at the Office aud we will show you many
cates and of them from persons who have had the
,orst forms of Rheumatism for ve ten and fifteen years
,gether-wh about forty and residences OF per-
perfectly cured and all within the last seven weeks
The only office for the sale OF DR.. Henrys Rheumatic
yrup is No. 2S6 3owcry, corner of Houston street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor if captains OF vessels arriving
here, viii give 10 Commodore w A. bass,tt
report OF the shipping left Al the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken ON their passage, list Of their and any
board them Immediately their arrival We viii recprocate
the way.
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az THE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EXCITEMENT.

90 THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCITEMENT
Wherever wentyesterday the Mermaid was the chief
opc of ersaon 1t has been secured for exhibition
ibis week the American Museum, where it be
Without any extra charge, although understand the
manager pays thousand dollars for the privilege ofex
hitting ii for one week. This monster of the mighty
eep by beauty, but it is the queerest spec
,en Of creation and we shall be surprised if
than forty thousand persons it at the this
eekat all events it will take regular army to raise
honey enough to repay the manager for the
UNI he pays for the brief possession of this monster
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Herald General PrInt,np Omc..

The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
II printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is now open at the Herald Buildings entranc
rom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Passengers Arrived.

-, HAvRE-Packet ship Albany-Lewis Ganah A Hermann,
HERMANN, of New Orleans; Andrew Harris France; II
schuyler, Albany--l78 in the steerage,
hAMsun G-Brk Washington-Nlr Gsese, Mr. Papcke and
ny nr Het,heg, MIR Hanenein, Mr. Kachi Mr. Ephraim,
vt As,er Mr. Defener and lady. Miss Deicner, Miss Tive
S'vu, n'iss Lowetz, Miss kze--l02 in the
w HAMroA-Shp Luconia--Anson II III LEROY New York
VIM III Montgomery, " s NAVY - '''o'' A''" '''"
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u. 8. SHIr NORTH CAROLINA, .

July %, 1872.
CO. THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
in session board this ship herey order all the
witnesses in the to be investigated and the accused
be punctual in their attendance, daily at 10 o'clock
sundays excepted. boat will be in waiting at the Bat
cry bridgeyat half past 9 A M daily.
CHI. II. WINDER, Judge Advocate
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwest
corner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. Mand also of the
rom all parts of the world, may be found the Herald
Buletn Board at this Let every wayiarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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UNITED STATES
CITY DESPATCH POST.

Vi DESF ~ lC1 POSl.
by of Penny Letters should have the advanase Of
3s ei Psfd
hs n.sf into &
4: % % f &c 9 Dia s. s SRs I: :s
de and sprsqdsrs the property 5,res and ar.
rang now in use by him to The Post Qee Department
Iss re-. with Mr. W5dM sFsMogn Who will
SffI % Mails G3hF Sssy
g. ss S a. b0[S os.
very at the hours mentioned below "''''
o os. T d ans sna
unless request made that they be sent by the City Despatch
STATIONS.
Letter boxes placed hundred stations
of the city, and all letters deposited therein will be pune
tually delivered three times day Sundays excepted ahse
manner SHOWN in the following regulations or leave the post
age be e0leesf ssh Rs e Efs HI addressed
Letters which hs writers Write desire to send free must have
for that ~ % and may b az she Of the
Per dozen s25o per hndred reduction price for the
larger quantity being made with view to the accommodation
of those parties sending considerable number of circulars
All letters intended to he sent forward to the General Post
Office for the inland mails must have free stamp affixed TO
UNPAID LETTERS
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payable by the p,rty whom they addressed deli
Letters nd he addressed to the Editors Of the pat
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der special charge. Free Stamps must be affixed such Let
tiers for the ordinary postage and an additional Free Stamp
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be spe cially deposited at the principal Office.
The advantages offered by this plan
Frsf-The and transmission Of all tered
Letters containing any special notice matter BY which
legal evidence may be obtained of the due delivery of the
and the immediate despatch of any Letter or small
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Secondly The certain and sxpedou delivery Of Mercan.
tile Letters and Circulars Of Invitations and Replies eithr
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mercal Professional and Social Correspondence. thus bring
ing the distant parts OF the city, effect
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY Sd August, 1912.
05- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
criber at McCoun & Clark's, So Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcfrAL OFFIcE.-Letters deposited before haEpast
halpast H. and half past o'clock will be out for
delivery at Q, L. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFcEs.-Letters deposited before T. H. and
clock, will be sent out for delivery at and o'clock
ALEX. M. GRETG. Agent.
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rJ,HE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIAN FIRE ENGINE
c ono Of eemW e sna ee for the liberal
supply Of refreshments furnished to them at the fire on Sunday
aul5lta Il. LOGAN, Secretary pro TEN.
7 OWE, CoURTsHIP AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL and Revelations in Love- Couship and MarTage-an ia
Of utmost importance to the humanrace By Engine Beck
oserons importance single and young married
causes q and cuIss FOR AT Of BEAUTY 1ad G:SI,
be Love- and ouy With smed
unhappy on.png including modes for the proLi'ia-
born %SU s sSd o. ought S
opt to e most au.p si season for Nedoek
back stand near by.
SI1ND Hm K; New 2o c %' w 70
copy o work. being sent to any part United States or
coeaIIy Editors who LgH,h The above and send
PRELAz < BARRAUDs odoptaIge OF Ba,amic Elixir,
ri Ter Gisd i public '' POSSESSING a S Ss9
Of ZEN TIE sPongy ms Cleaning The mouth Sn
UNPLEASANT taste s' or odo - the mouth arising dsTas
ite Of he stomach smoking c[ from dsscaysd Teeh mia,
with bottle, and i will speal Tor itself Ill.,, GA
. ssa s s cst A Sd BGsasg s ssa
Mr. King Co G B5Gadway S0ST Grand Goa nan
Messrs Ruihton AsIinwa, 40 Broadway, Sc William and
NdINIATURE SKETCHES IN WATER COLoR.--J
inform those De slrOus OF h1fng
TO execute them IN way hot often arrived at.
To the travelling and transient public he W. shes 70 menon
that his method have but sitting, and 20 pIodu, IKE
nesses with fidelity tharsePces varying IRON 70 q
dollas aply -
DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paper OF all sizes; Wn-
L ting Paper OF all kinds aud qualities
Hardware and Cloth Paper
Wrapping Paper
Binders and Bandbox Bonnet Boards
English and American Tissue Paper
Playing and Blank Cards. For sale by -
PERSSE & BROOKS, Paper Warehouse
81 Liberty street.
sul5 Str between Broadly -.
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents IN foreign respec fully
SEND by every vessel all the marine they can
obtain Nautical information of any kind from any one re-
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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City Despatch Post,

CO few copies Of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
S..
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FORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ~. Is.s.
ArrlYed.

SUN RisEs... 10 MOON SETS ........ 10 o
sun SETS 50 HIGH wlrER... E. A.. 2 81
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90" THE GREATEST MAN LIVING."-Dr Chas.
Crazy of Macon, Ca says Sherman's Lozenges are
thout exception the best medicine in use. lie cures
adache, and palpitaon in few minutes, and coughs IN
lew hours. Where they indicated the ozenges ope-
'te like charm Physicians are generally adopting
ese popular medicines in their practice because IT'S ope-
tion is increased while its entirely OBJ
ated Dr. shermans warehouse is at LOG Nassau street.
ne door above Ann.
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MEDICAL AID.
GG sbo 9sd G dssS eaS S
bshed by Dr. Gregory 1889 In 1871 he publisheda
and
s are beautifully Ss saS1 are ws
sity Mo nearly opposite the church
lbs Ds past. enas H S,s h
subject not not only % but practically s h pa
the respective circumstances and condition of the case TIE
cases with the be method Of cure" il then shows
what other symptoms may and DO frequently happen with APP
bad sympoms should occur The price of the book is fifty
Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity remark that he
frequently sped TO under 3 3 efs ;S@
only occasionally Such gases as THIS frequently prove to pc
srcie G patient had no idea symptom
may have existed ong and structure had been in
CORY has been successful degree hitherto unhe ard Of ~
B e. Accomplish readily ,ha which others 81 haTe failed to DOT
the that having had the advantage Of extend
ss.s the Of which hfse symptom Effects. and
before used and besides this he has variety
for structure than be found
% 'F over loo Ss"as i%:msn including ali the cd and
many e Soo an %.y & d % drug stores of the M
Sands il Fulton and Bro,Iway, Chamber
DIR. Gregory's residence is not drug store- private
non. He be found home during the whole Of The day
and evening. au5 t.r
ITO THOSE IN1ERESTED.-Deemingi II iocumbent up
every person, after having derived benefit from the
of medicine and been raised as were from the
the 10 propagate the glad dings to an suffering q,
for could be- TO all appearance, death and be
raised the enjoyment Of health myself In the fall Of
1871 was taken with cough However incredible may APP
:ed oyer quart Of Mater IN M 6 hoaIs Isis
shoulder regular hectic nshI seai bowels became
ara Legs @ lazy
be opped bed to obtain my re coughed almost nces
sanity wac removed 70 the country thinking to receive
benefit from the advice OF very eminent physician who
mel To he heir
very much exhausted. On my arrival, my family thinking
a pc 70! ny rss ~ son noa s Ss r.
did no, live hours and believe he thought then sy
for he first time heard Of the many wonderful cures effected
by the Of The Caminaota Among those the
wife Called his appearance corresponding with his words
US Having given up all hopes ef recovery
state the Of h medicine then taking
the above medicine and received great benefit from the first
half mile and return with firm step; my appetite became
good could beef Or any thing appetite ciaveJ;
stomach however simple nv diet now weigh nearly nv
usual weight, and feel we'll hone every afflicted
Tn is doubt my mind but there will be cure effect
ed will be very harry receive all those that will call on
ton should ibis not prove satisfactory.
''' JuIibs G. SMITH, 81 Bedford st.
To DR. II. c. THonP, 1872 Greenwich lane
CITY, County and s sGs s OF SP2sltle ' ' avenue
JolO. Smith q !hs sa,d ely above mined being duly
signed BY me and dedicated 70 Dr. H. JUlTs G. sI sSrH
s sSS s si me- the ~ di ao 5S 81 Com of Deeds
COLLECTIONS all of the United States, made on
''' "'''' 81. SYLVESTER, 22wanst
ael3r and 3o Broadway
SUGAR2oo hhds prime New Orleans sugars, in aud
- for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
aplS h. n. COLLINS co. South 81,
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These aggregates by comparison, give the following

The following table of the prices of the broken bank
notes on the LIST of June s Of July and 30h Of July
will show that the credit of the broken has not
improyel =
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GAO PNEUMATICS.

THE subscriber is prepared orers the Gizo
Pneumatic Hydraulic Machine, for raising water any
height quantity from mines Tor water works, by
Of vacuum and the simplicity OF the machine gives great
advantage over any Other now in
au9 lm.r A'''N p.'antec, % Pine ST.
DARlOh BoOk,- subscribers have few OF the frs
Volume oite Boston Miscellany, elegantly bound,
tanning 2endid steel engayng &c of popular music
the fashions from January July nclusyehc whole max
ing one Of the most desirable and interesting Books that be
found, cheap for cash.
BRADBURY, soDEN & co. ig7 Nessnu st. NY.
nilI g lDnoln H.-tl1l
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|f3- PHALON, GA BROADWAY.-There is not
TO the person. better calculated
10 advantage the expressioniof the features than
bod head of hair The discovery of how the loss of
most valuable auxiliary to personal beauty may be
laced has been recent triumph of art and to
K indebted Tor its achievement much TO Phalon
hose wonderful improvements in this branch and his
aordusry limitations ofnaure have won for him the ap-
obahon OF the public and the award OF several premiums
ON the American Institute lie is admitted be with
it competitor Phalons yentilsting wigs are the ne
us ultra OF the art No individual can b. a casual ex-
ninaion when the head discover the difference be-
geel them and the real hair Each hair is inserted
pafately, and the with which they made 20 III
head formed they anatomical principles, has
sver been arrived at but by this distinguished artist