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Frclghta.

MOBILE, Aug. 10 Subsequent TO report of the 18th
Instant the brig Mstamora for New York filed up at $j
per bale and cleared on the 9Th The Falco for Boston
took sew bales at same Since then the Acton has
engaged cargo for New York at $i4 per bale. and will
clear IN Anew days The Ganza has gone und to New
orleans in ballast, and the Senator is waiting freight
Nothing whatever offering for any point
NFw ORLEANS, Aug 10 There is not much amir alton
in the freight market though important changes
taken place since our last Saturdays report There
been several arrivals from this week. but nearly all
the vessels have been placed the berhs for oreig
or northern ports Cotten-'o liverpool ID per ib "a
H'vreIc; TO New York ST. 10 So hale; Boston Sc
s. 81 per bale. Tobacco-to Cowes, &c 81. per hid
TO London 37s Cd to Hamburg and Bremen 3ts IS; "a
Liverpool 37s to Havre S2s 81; to New York IS so
20 Boston - a0 to Philadelphia So So so. Sugar and
Molasse.-none shipping Bacon do. Pork-to northern
ports 6aAc per Dbl. Four-to do 5oc Lead-to do s4
so per ton.
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IMPORT OF Wool INTO THE UsIrrp STATES.

The reduction Of the currency and the increasing in
dustry of the people producing immense supply caus
cd prices to fall and consequently the import to cease
Prices rising under the regular operation of the
tariff which always causes the domestic article rise in
proportion to the tariff This is, however, Temporary
snd lnsve benefit tits permanent prcrs that the farmer
vents, and which be obtained only by large foreign
ket such that which England now tenders the far
mer by taking off their duties altogether upon the raw
material The farmers Of the United should send to
England 30 900 900 lbs of wool per annum worth $lO
100000 after supplying all tho wants OF manufacturers
here. the manufacturers permitted, however, TO
make laws the interest OF the farmer will soon perish
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katries % which eIporfed

Nv it appears above that Of the carding wool import.
10 England, near 100000 lbs, duty free, comes
New South Wales at enormous freight. The
ion OF duty upon the high priced woods. will call
ctive ergy our western sheep growers. An Ohio
remarks -
h woeI growers Of the rocky hills Of New Englar
Don ind that hey cannot b. gin to compete with thu
u the production OF this important staple any more
in production of Tread stuifs. We oil can be rails
profit on the broad prsrics at 90 cts per pound.
~ 90 Gus down east' Thousa DIS and tens of thou
OF rood sheep are annually transferred to n 9
wiefe only the shepherds care Is required to tend
Dcks and gather the increase.
Increasing supplies Of western wool have for long
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Died.

Died.
Or Sunday, the 27,h instant MIR. SAMUEL T. SHELLEY
aged SO years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from IS Orchard street. morrow
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
On Sunday evening. JOHN SIMPSON, son of John Smp.
son. aged 10 months and 10 days.
HIS funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his fathers residence OF 18th 10th
avenue His relatives respect fully invited to attend
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Exports OF BRITISH wooLLr. IN is4l

Iciaieu Ndiuei i,5eli5oU 4,<zofS5 o,fl6,bIJ
represents the whole export wooden trade of Great
|itan. The material for this manufacture as well
for the home trade Of the Kingdom. 10 supplied from
rood, and pays duty az follows:-
j itish Colonial wool, free.
Preign wool over cts. ID, Id or cts per ID.
under cts, 3dorl"
This fine wool over cts per h. Is that which the Uni
States can produce in abundance, such other
1T OF the world can rival. The field which England
ests for its sale Is immense, and in order estimate
We take the following table of imports into England
PORT Free Wool AND Wool PAYING In. DurY INTO
ENGLAND,
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spt prices down, and consequently stopped Inc

period kept prices down. and consequently stopped the
import Of foreign woods.
According the Of ls4o there were in the Uni
ted 900 sheep, and the wool gathered for the
year was IS soa ia bs since that time the production
wool has enormously and every farmer knows
the effect upon prices The effect upon imports has been
as follows:-
IMPORT OF Wool THE UNITED STATES
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
q mail received this morning.


sunday, August 27-6 p. M.
The business Of the past week has been less active
generally than during the previous few weeks and prices
have not been sustained The first burst Of the southern
and southwestern business 10 past and the sales OF the
last few days show adecne of from 10 per cent
most dry goods, from those previously obtained The
terms Of sale show gradual return Of confidence
Although money is exceedingly plenty among banks. yet
Dealers notwithstanding the low rate Of goods discount
per cent for cash instead of taking note at six months
unless the maker perfectly undoubted in which case
the note is preferred. There will probably be dull sea
son now until the western trade commences There
nothing to warrant the belief that imports will be madeto
any great exentnot sufficient to absorb the bills oil the
CROP and the influx Of specie will recommence not
whstanding that the supply in the country properly
distributed, amply sufficient for oil its wants-but I'M
happily the government has ordered that nothing but
specie shall be received for produce sold abroad, and
when foreigners cease pay specie, our export trade
must cease also.
The New Orleans Bulletin remarks as follows =
By the tariff Of 1872, the duty upon brown sugar
S the ss until
when it fell to the 90 per cent I'D ealorsm rate Of the
So@promi.e Act" The following table (Which we
reduction had upon imports Of sugar and what will pro-
baby be the effect of any future reduction Of the iuty
Ii will be seen that the tariff declined, the imports
gradually until in ls4l under the lowest duty
the amount brought in from Havana alone reached up
wards Of ninety millions of rounds.
This Is very Wow to take of the matter The
import of sugar into the United States in 1881
OLA 654 lbs about lbs per head fsra population OF
II 600 In 1870 the import 40 os9, 5s5 lbs
bs per head for population Of 0oo Hence far
from their being increase Of imports, there
actual dmnution in the comforts Of e people at large
The Bulletin is in in relation to the duty. It
reduced to per cent s4i under the reduction OF
compromise act 1t paid 80 per cent and large mpor
cations made in that year under apprehension OF
Increase in duty.
An very interesting to the farmers Of the United
States recently took place in England It the dscla.
ration of Sir Robert Peel of his intention throw open
he ports England to foreign wool duty Free This
vowediy for the "prstecton" of the manufacturers of
leeds and Halifax II we look at the wool and woollen
rade Of England in connection with the capacity OF this
country produce WOOL there is doubt but
hat the farmers of the United States may become i'm
ortaDt to the manufacturers of England the
oon planters Let first take the woollen trade of
gand for FIVE years. according to late parliamentary
e.ser
EXPORTS OF WooLLEN FROM EscLAsp.
oths pieces M $4,000 1900 5000 asooo $4,000 isss
Vooen and cot.
'1a x. ss $4,000 100000 sss $685.:
The following is table of oil the woollen exports of
reat Britain with the proportion sent to the United
kates for tho year 1871 =
I'm H. NY
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HAVANA, Aug ia-Besns, white, a IL rsls b ssf. No
le Candles, mould, $50 10 o; Sperm, IS a Sc
Cheese, American, 10; Goldfish, 28a do IN hhds 4
4a6; Corn, Indian shelled, 2a24; Flour PhiadeIpbs
and Baltimore. Is O.; do New Oileans, 10 o. Hams Am
9dal4 Herrmgs, smoked, "a f; Lard, New Orleans
carsa eastern and mess 10 a do New os,s ro,k
"a do clear, "a aI5 Potatoes 4aA 4; Rice b2a54,
Coffee, first qusy, GA second ana tuird q,ainy q
4; do, tri ge, 3Us4v; Honey, 2a2 Moissses, keg
o. gallons, 4a1t; SuSsrs, assorted, 81 do, whit,
alone s9; do, crown, Il Al DO, yellow, 6a6t Sc.
gars 20 Lumber, Hoops, 81 al Boards, Portland
10 22i Shingles, 3a4j hid Shocks with headings 8
IL sughr box shocks, cal.
Erehangs-On London. 90 days sight, lot - prem;
New York, "a aprem. short sight Boston, par O Il
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Arrived.
Ship Memphis, Allen, from Hampton Roads The NJ was
lowed up by steamer Mutual Safety
Swedish brig Caroline Jacobson 81 days from Stockholm
with iron, to Boorman. Johnston & Co.
Brig Carb Portefeld 6 days from St Martins with SALT
Foster Nickerson Schr Ann Smith sailed from Demerar
for Bonaire, no date to load for NYork
Schr Delaware Forbes days from Washington NC with
naval stores, to s. l.. Mitchell
Schr Cha L. Gage, Hudson 10 days from Baltimore via the
Capes days, with mdse, to Sturges Chairman.
Schr f. A. Stevens Briggs, days from Baltimore, with
mdse, TO J. 4 N. Briggs.
sehJ Henry Chase steelman days from Georgetown DC.
with flour, to j. Ogden.
sehr State Rights. Lippincou days from James River
with wood, to
Schr w O. Cooper Cranmer DAYS from York River with
wood, to master.
master
Schr Henry, Bdsall, days from Virginia with mdse to
master
schr Byron, Conkln, days from smithfed with fruit to
master. ~
sehr Junior Murphy from the wreck of schr Cottage
on Absecom with hides.
Pilot boat Relief Wood days from Norfolk in ballast to
master.
Sailed.
Ships Stephan, (Hamb) Flor, Hamburg; Fairfield, Cook
Others
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Packets to Sail.


We shall esteem it favor. if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them mIedistey on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Id ora cts. per Id.

to observethe sources whence England draws her
pples of WOOL take the following Parliamentary
y. for the year ls4l -
DOL IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE
FEAR 1871 SPECIFYING THE QUANTITY THAT PAID A
I)uTy OSE PENNY Per PouND, AND THE QUANTITY
pr QUANTITY OF FoREieS Wool RE-ExPoRTEp
Dunno SAME PERIOD, AND THE COUNTRIES
gHIcH 1T WAS SENT. AND THE QUANTITY REMAINIHo
VAREHoUsED UNDER BOND THE 5rH DAY OF JANu.
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

Correspondence Of The HeraId1
RIO JASErno, July 8.
Since very full report Of the srd inst nothing Of
importance has trans pirei
The receipts Flour since last have been Jorge
comprising cargoes follows:-
Ship Courier, from New York, 292S barrels
Brig Poultney, iron Baltimore, 2O45 do
DITTO Montezuma, do, 2,i23 do
Barque Iowa, do iul cargo
at X 16N 40 and 1909 Richmond at X $4,000
Below please fnd table Of from this place for
the frat months OF the present year. which will be in
teres,ing to msny Of your commercial readers.
EXPORTS OF Proprcr FROM re FROM JANUARY TO JvSr
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Total quantity re-expored. -. 49,. =. q

|ntty of foreign Sheep and Lambs Wool remain
warehoused under bond 3th January l8a2 69l2o60
ow it appears that Eng gland consumes altogether near
600 lbs Of wool per annum, OF which 9i lbs only
from the United States the other hand, she ex
led Of foreign wool to the United States $40 lbs
s amount according to the United States returns
bs averaged ~ cts per b. and $50 lbs. averaged
8. While England imports these large quantities
ID, her own clips Of raw wool are mostly exported
II wool is off long staple for comting and used in stuff
s. The wool is peculiar to England This descrip
| Of wool is exported as iollows:--
WITTY OF BRITISH SHEEP AND LAMBS Wool AND
|ooLLEy YARN EXPORTED PROM THE UNITED KINcpoM
THE YEAR 1871.
Wooiien and
tC0rsfed yarn,
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Providence; Prudent. NckeSon Nantucket Sid Detroit.
Cammeft, Boston.
Atlas. Prsse LverPoo Cairo, Chlds Ma,seilles De"-
philadelphia; Monsoon Snow dsg; Nashville Pemberton
Have; Palmyra Scobie disg; Pharsala, Bradford Autwe
Wary Foster do vicksbors Berry do Nm GODDARD Goddard Io
York; Kilby, MAZE dsg; Theodore Koruer. Brmeu) Bnge
Apslachicola, Brewer, Havana; Commaqud Felt
disg: Danube Clark do; Della Faes Kingston, JAM Delta
inckey dsg Harriet, Hooper Richmond; Lancet offses
unc; Pilgrim Phbr0ok dol L Street. MConne do; Peconic
Park Is fillmore
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,

Packets to Arrive.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow. July %
G.Washingtn, Burrows, July IS
United States, Britton, Aug. /
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, July %
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. 2
FROM HAyRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, July Is
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General Record.

General Record.
acknowledgements, Aug. l6.-Schr Robt Rowland
Lodges o'clock and lay until about IL at night; got of
off oo and the % sa eS her SoS
discharge her lime take her into the dock and put in keel
Es Avg 2s-BIF asT Murphy from
Newfoundland arrived yesterday the former with the loss
and the s, with loss Of and other mase
river. WV - Wv
Whalemen.
Cd sssh Favorte Young Of Fairhavsn Indian Ocean and
Gs"GfH s Ns S 81 Ssa; Aug
Spoken.
Caroline Mary for St Thomas Aug H. lat IS 81 Ion 90 50
Germ Lincoln Ia6ec for PhiIadelphs Aug o. Sandy Hook
ESE 90 mes.,1 t;yp ot boat Phantom e. ".
Henry Shelton Bremen for Baltimore IS days out, July 90
Es, Jane GLASGOW for Hali5an Aug Ion 3d.
Independence Nye NYok for Liverpool passed Aug H. lat
Cameo Jarvis Boston for Gibraltar Aug la, 10 80 lon 80
'3ss6y ;I The N SSi9mbo a. Boston sn,
Foreign Ports
u MsrS A%s slsp DO Boa1 H. s%s S% Boston
pnks5a from Bsti%oe d;s Going Ads%e ' pe5Sp;
ss s e 1aAt sss cd
Bah Rd G HTsS, j" i,'sa Nsse a, Syo
before isported 9Th Hope Drsso from Gibraltar.
ayrrrS, Aug ear Victoria MsMahon belfast, Car
s.p Q 'si: MS kk U"doS
Arr 23d, Jane Hase Robertson Dundee; Hope, jude Lane
ly Annoy, Hardness, Lverpoo Bryan Abs Brown Lime.
rick; also, brig in baast-wnd H. strong Cid Kingston
Small, Cork; Queen Dixon and John Bolton Teuon, Liver
pool.
TacMasIoN, Ang i6-Arr Panheon. Fslcs Anggsi Uzar-
VIM Henry, Norris Richmond
LAsTiNr, Aug 22--Arr ST Cloud. Emerson, NYork
NEWCASTLE, Aug GAR Teumah, Glidden NYork.
PORTLAND. Aug 24-Cld Margaret Baker, and America
Croweli NewYork Arr 25h, American Adie, Trinidad; Isa
dcre, Springer Nfork; Fnancier, Sargent, Baltimore Cid
I o Brown. Gooding, Porto Rico.
PoRrsMoTrH. Aug PAN Laurel, Witham, Philadelphia
Bosros, Aug 2J-Au Bernard, Donnel Matauzas; Home
Howes Agon, Chase; Fort Hill Gray, aud Frances Hale
Rogers Philadelphia; Colombo Pearson Malaga phebe Bax
Ter, Crowell BALTIMORE Compliance Patterson New York;
IS miles distant In thick fog into by steamer spen.
did and carried away bows ~ head rails timber head
and bulwaks Telegaphed Mason, Endicot I'm Cronsadt
Plato, WORK. Signal for brgs. The eegraphr reports
shp into SALEM CID Temout Spmgue Conaiyes; Ann,
Iiilsr Ma,anzas VIM Pt Baker, Philadelphia; Wave Gro
well, DO; Susan, Pee Calais; Dan Francis Small Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond; Rising Sun, Plummer Rondout
Mail Nichols Velocity, Montgomery aud Mandarin, Hinck
ley, Nfork
NEw BEproRp. Aug PAR Barclay Bourne, Hamburg;
Adelaide Gardner, and Helen, Perry, Nfork -
:, EboAHrows Aug 2i--Ar Henry Cray Pummer, Nfork
Tor Boston, aud remained 25th.
PnoypkScE, Aug 25--Arr Edwin, Hinckley, Baltimore;
srn pisbIow, Albany; Nm Hawkins, Hawkins Rondout;
wizard Miller. aud kpscius, Presby NAork -.
FALL tivER, Aug H-Arr Candace, Bughtman Baltimore;
1, bennett Work ed Jos Ham, tBl Curry. Pictou;
cd Essss bass aosYs Msr'es' supposed via feo" Sid
hahrFonD, Aug 2,-Au !ronsides Mody Philadelphia;
Lion, Demng Nfork. SD Eagle Francis do,
ALhANy Anf @-AW Helen Gardener, aud Albany, Gibs,
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State of Trnde.

ST. LOUIS TRADE The imports into. and exports from
the city Louis Of the following articles from the
LIST Januery, 1913, up 70 the 10Th August. were =
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Foreign Importations
ersou. ~ " 'o''ei - t'ieA
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FOR SALE,
&. ii. DARLINGS Az Maiden lane and Liberty
"A street the cheapest aud best selected stock q o-
FRENCH ENGLISH & GERMAN FANNY w IDS
Consisting Of Needles, Comps
Cutlery. Pins, ,,rnshes
Jewelry, Hooks and rvex Perfnmerv
Steel Pens, Pl..rn Thimbas Ra,ona d.. a..
WIN a other articles Included in tine above line.
edlr and Others who may please call that ali goods in he
ABOVE line VIII be sold on the favorable terms.
uni INN
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SEGaRS


There's delight in smoking,
None but smokers know"
The saying true when ye know where to find
a segar that possesses the quality rare
Ofenliven,ng the spirits and cheering the mind.
And enables the smoker to puff away care
If on sfixAs IN Maiden Lane re promptly you call;
lfyou visit him once, you will do so again.,
His Segars are the Choicest most exquisite brands.
BY competent agent selected with care,
ana I"m aSe Win s' his cam
His Colburp, Regalas, La Normas and Stars.
Noregas Trabacas, Victories pure;
Principe, Esperanzas Imperial Segars,
The b-st in the country that you can procure.
Cqssadoras, La Nomas and Congress beside
His Dos Cemparieros aud exquisite brand,
For his customers. sEi2As has always on hand
with which sEXAs has been 50 long favored has engaged
special and agent Havana to select the Tobacco
sequeny can warrant ali sold him to be ssaans His
stock hand extensive and superior TO that OF
Remember the Number. MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel au23 lmsr
D MUNOS, Importer and Dealer best Havana Se-
CARS respectfully invites his friends and the public in
ore Bowery snre Indian Chef at The door
the sign in his hand He has received by the late arrivals
handsome ply OF the best favored Segas equal TO any
the city, If not superior. -
The above viii be from A NJ to O'Clock;
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCo-Just received Pc
consisting Of Lsnay = oo sh SsR dried
Hardham No 81 Violet Strasburg, Morton mixture. Primo,
81 The s
On hand prime lot Of Havana Cigars. Moriegs Ia Nor
German q qpalitiesJ scafarlat and Spanish smoking
aaa ey cay ps and
sppeanng to well stocked tobscconists estsbshmen for
SAFE "D0'f'''s ana 'e' MRS O. NEwcoMBE SON,
!.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL Auetiopeer.
BY BELL x HOWARD:
ct,sres M % linn street and LIS FnLfOn sfresf.l


tsivres No 20 .ann street and ms Fulton sfrsst)
Handsome Funitur-As leS O'clock, will be sold without
the way Housekeeping Particulars in the Sunday paper
anu VI '''' WEDNESDAY,
Extensive valuable sale Of the best second and fur
Of all descriptions offered Tor time at public auc'
TO LET-The genteel two story house No. 81 White st.
Also fine English oil cloth Brussels and hree-py carpets
number of choice plants very fine cottage piano iorte &c
a 'He assortment % ''''TT HUR Ss
Sale of piano fortes, paintings and elegant furniture l0
o'clock, in the sales room.r,
At io, o'clock in the auction ROOM large sale of elegant
rasonabe dry goods comprising staple and fancy English and
domestic dry goods hosiery Sc in lots to suit families and
Also the stock of merchant tailor of cloths
Also, variety Of fancy and pledged articles.
quantity Of iewelry, SIC.
BENJAMIN MOONEY Arstonsr
Maiden lane general ssso b.Se Of s ,aa 'rS
Spoons sad o sHs''f BRASS hollow
hand bastard and files, braces and bits tea trays aur
Also, eask hand, PANEL ripping and back saws
Also 1890 dozen Superior pocket s e%ss sad forks
Also, invoice Of superior razors scissors ees cave
Also, li2 pair fine pistols to close
Catalogues are now ready. auzs IL
EOt SALE A. PUBLIC AUCTION
Rah%ay N J ali s maehney and %ossabs praperty
apparatus steam boilers steam engine . horse pSweT %h
and Common prss large and lathe Complete
Of imported Steel and new old ron quantity Of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large els
s Be- had q on application to Mr. Philip
| ivis lm*r 81 William street.
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Park, Baltimore.
ySgSs II: sirs 'sf;Sss
'fa @% II he
sSa % ays a % sss
ss s%s!'
good English education gacipe and smia6ie dispo
H. Upper Post Office will be considered Leg. ssfy
a YOUNG LADY, who has received good English edu-
cation who embroidery all il, bT,msss
% T. TO- o $ si sss
hods Meeting qass saturday evening s sh inst
s ws pG m h the BY e S sha sp
sussed u the truth call William lie Count, ssi
Be he house e. Second street on
commencing at O'clock p NJ ass 2t.ec
c5ampc Bob albany and JIM sullivan is
Philadelphia for $780, be be decided by jump from the
mast head Of ''00p' y sR IT, hhTFS1 JUMP
and the public that they will toseher daring leap
bead Of sSSp in e s Esn Filth
lovers Of good sport and good will be gratied by at
s ssSs sv hs wi" ''' time 'na'
and an ss performed while While It he
E nld waie c marked ss By Ct s he
river au2s st*m
ENAPPs ENTIRE.-This highly celebrated Backing has
s ssGs PaS he
urvalled constantly on hand and for sale at lag Broad
$ y %
r "Ss B fs asG% a that bssS
ay nourh and hry sustain n 70 These Ie,
q Ssa Of s $ e Obj: Rh s;s.
do superior any and every other kind have
ever seen OF use1; IoNra k.,,or House
EWP 6 6WENs Ne Gi pT%d Ssss Civ uo,.,
}oS Sg PSSTTNSs Y Smith H, r::tl st House
} }AMEs #XsAfA+ e Fss = a Hs's,
H ass Fl =
delivered low rate as e John h GsfFR 81 '
FOR sALEhs s0f figures s1d sSGa w G T pa
RS address hss ovid, o.. T p,;., sa ms2
TNPEPEN1ENT oRDER on COOP FELL'ows-Th'
.ssTnS ai ISSs Ea,
is f$si 81 o-
goEauas sayIe%sy delicious and u1 ma
imported now for sale at the Cston Tea Company Gene
ri Sy Y and and 81
| each Jyp m"r
SPECTACLEs.-C. H. PFAUZGRAF. Ocslist and OPT,
~ cian street. (removed from BIoadv o3i)
has constantly hand large assortment oil Spectaces or
short sighted persons. -
Also every kind Of Spectacle Glass aus I'm"
| A GIL ITALIAN DELLA CITTA-E rspata dala loro
"A assemblies d. Sabato umo mel Sa tone famo Ia
decone d Luned 90 del neo steso locale
allie otto della sedonda run one ~ att cooro
df
d Volonta kaan nella militia della ca STA come
yoonar dttipi STA membn onord ie
de attivi youno dale saato delo mllz yoonari-
state dara osto ALI
fgurini DELI uniforme proposal PC yolontar ap' po a
musics possono veders mel Cafe del Signor faimo'
| app
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BOOk-kEEPINNI
THOMAS JONES, Accountant, 1888 Broadway. continues
throughout the Summer months receive pupils who
practically and thoroughly instructed in the various duties oil
the desk; Private lessons given when preferred
Published and for sale by the author above Jones prn-
cples and Practice OF Bookkeeping" 8vo 81 5 This work
has adopted many Of the first Academic INSTITUTIONS IN
this country and republished in England. For
synopsis this improved method Of teaching art Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Dec. 1872 g..
adjusted in of dispute lii
cation, insolvency DEATH Books opened or balanced
az m n
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TO PRINTERS.
Tor SALE-A Fount Of Minion aud Nonpareil which has
II been used on the Nes vo-L Herald Appv ~ 'hs "#"s
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