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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, August 1876 p. M
The stock market has been firm to-day Sales lair
extent have been made at rising pricesHarlem
Illinois 81 Long Island fell I.
At the Board Government Loan stood at ll4t.
The directors Of the Long Island Railroad have notified
the stockholders that all shares which the instruments
have been ped will be sold the stock exchange on
the l4th Of September
The transactions in bills for the packet have not been
large but have borne such proportion to the supply
to enable drawers to maintain rates. which follows
RATES OF FOREIGN Bills IN NEW York, AueusT 81.
FE ;sss: e e g. = 4 :, * ::,
E B;s%sas SI&s s. 5 1s IS a II, IA s.
The rates at some of the Southern ports 6 fol-
New York, co days, par r 94 disc. disc.
fFDis0h ,2,a5g1s sa So n0"n''
The state of the money market remains unchanged
and the at the command of the banks to in
crease There is at this advanced demand
for SPECIE and its tendency still accumulate hereno
withdrawing the rise in bills France. The rise in
bills that point is not much from improved de
mand as from diminished supply. In former years,
when stocks and other credits were formed in London
on American accounts, French payments were made from
that This year the only Of payment has
been the crops although they have been exceedingly
abundant the shipments France have fslen off 900
bales 100000 The of this has been stated
to be the disincnaon of American shippers to consgn
to French houses When that is done it almost invari
able turns out that like shipping tobacco to Bremen and
the north Of Europe there not only profit but reca
nations from the consignee to come upon the
shpper-hence almost all the produce sent this year to
France has been purchased French account and the
small supply of bills is the consequence 1t does not fol-
low from this however, tibet any serious demand for
specie will ensue to that point. because the
importers have been compelled to be cautious in
their movements. Business here s fast improving in
tivy and prices in advance, and in have
risen bear the duty and admit Of imports but
generally this not the The tariff Is direct
bar increase of supplies and holders Of domestic
goods reapng the benefit The Banks were never 90
strong now and consequently doing SO poor business
for themselves We yesterday gave table Of the leading
features of such have made their returnstoday we
will continue the table
Returns OF SEVEN New YoRK BANKS
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RIoTINe BY TURN-oUTs IN PMLADELPnn.-The
weavers of Philadelphia, as we have already an
nounced, turned out some days ago, and since that
time they have paraded the streets, and some out
RACES have been committed In one instance,
drayman was beaten for attempting to take away
some goods from the premises of Messrs. David
Chilner IL Son. officer also was badly injured in
his attempts TO preserve peace. The following In
cidents are also reported
A manufacturer in Shipper street, near thirteen
wishing to remove his yarn to place of safety,
packed 1t up IN boxes, so as TO appear if il
manufactured goods, and was about sending il
away, when mob collected in front of his place
broke open the boxes and destroyed the yarn, by
pouring oil of vitro upon it, They then went TO
Ann street, in the northwestern section of the city,
where disturbance took place, as we are inform
ed, between the workmen and manufacturers re-
siding in that vicinity. They broke into houses,
tore the chainfrom the looms, and committed Sc
RES OF other ouirages. Officer Yates, captain of
the watch OF that secuon, and watchmen Montgo-
merry and Bayles, attempted to interfere, when
they were driven of the ground, after having been
severely beaten. Mr. Yates injuries were of a Sc
rlous character-his head was awfully cut, and he
received blow upon the breast which leaves him
IN painful situation. The bruises Of Mr. Montgo-
merry were also severe, 1t appears that during the
day detachment of the police had been on the
ground in anticipation Of disturbance, but no riot
ers appearing at O'Clock in the afternoon, they
were dismissed all but the three above named, after
which the mob made their appearance, and perpe-
trated the ourages above mentioned
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90 THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE

W lHE OhEAIEsF lNNENTlON VI L he AGE
-Frenchs Rotary Knitting Loom is at the American Mu
scum in the hall fitted at perpetual fair II turns
off stockings and other articles of hosiery with the most
astonishing rspdity, being propelled alternately by
dog and miniature steam engine Numerous other arl
ces and valuable specimens of the productions Of
art already deposited there, and the time is not far
distant when that project of Mr. Barnums will be looked
upon OF the greatest blessings OF business
But had almost forgotten to mention that other and
great attractions found at the Museum, comprising
3OO curosities superb every
evening by the best company of artists in Amer a
They give grsnd entertainments to-day at o'clock, r.
NJ as well as at in the evening.
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03- THUS FAR SHALT THOU GROW AND NO
FARTHER Gouraud's Poudres Subtiles enable one to
command appearance far the hair s concerned and
to say to that development thus far shalt thou grow
and no farhern BARRIERS useuvery useful in their
placesbut their efforts of skill in the depilatory
art leave still stubbe land at harvest home" These
sionng 10 him who uses them misgiving approach
ing his ladye love- in the intercourse Of heart with
heart and the fear Of inicng her "vermil cheek"
no toilet can be complete without this little assistant
removing hair. II accompanies the object in few
minutes and is neither difficult to be applied danger.
Gus in It's operations the skin. Full directions French
and English, accompanyin each bottle. Price ST. Gou.
rauds Vegetable Rouge, so cents. To be had nowhere
else in New York but at 81 Walker street. door from
Broadway. Agents. Milk street. Boston; rs Chestnut
street, Philadephia Guthrie, Albany; Gray Poughkeer
SIC; Myers, New Haven; Trppe, Newark; Green & Co
Worcester.
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STEAMBOAT KNcKERBoCKRR Gentlemen and la
dies will have opportunity ofinspecting the int.
ror of this large and beautiful steamboat, from to
10 o'clock this afternoon and evening, at the foot of
Courtlandt street.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS The town is literally crowd.
ed. On Monday the visitors numbered full four
thousand.
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New YORK AND ERIE RArLRoAD.-We gave no.
tlce TO the Stockholders Of the New York and Erie
Railroad Co. eight months ago, that unless a
thorough reformation took place IN the management
of the road that lis friends would lose all confidence
in It's completion-that it would lnger and die. Our
predictions are nearly verified. Below is a notice to
the stockholders that another suit has been COM
menced. The Secretary however informs the eight
hundred stockholders that the solicitor ef the
pany viii appear their behalf without Expense"
10 the parties. We ask who is the Solicitor and
VINO constitute the company And we should also
like to know whether Mr.. Bowen and his Secretary
Constitute the Board of Directors asst Is well known
they have not met since the 10Th May, and that a
quorum cannot be had in this city perhaps when
they do meet they will not au'horise this wholesale
gratuitous deience and perhaps the stockholders
may require some security that the solicitor will not
send in his bill. Who psys7
OrFIcE The N, Y AND Ear RAu,o.n ca
No. "a WALL ST. N. YoEK, 7th Aug, 1919
Sn.-
A suit has been commenced by John A. Tracy & Co..
contractors against large number Of stockholders OF
this Company and among Others oursel for the reco.
very their aedged claim against the Company and
stockholders amounting to about $4,000. As believed
that the stockholders have good defence against this
suit the Company will defend 1t. You requested 10
send your 5pgna this office and the Solicitor the
hall 1t Is necessary you send your Subpoena within
you. Very respectfully,
WM. NJ. GOULD, Secretary.
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Coal TRADE.-All the boats laden with coal, be-
longing TO the Beaver Meadow Coal Company, are
now on their way down the canal from Easton to
Bristol; an arrangement having been made be-
tween the managers and the bostmen for the ce-
livery Of their present cargoes The latter are to
receive ten cents per ton additional freight
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GLEN's FALLS HorEL.-After having spent week
amid the noise and confusion of place like Sara
toga, go to Glens Falls, and gather together your
ideas, surrounded by the romantic scenery OF that
beautiful place. Hyou are not an invalid, or even
iiyou are, Rogers fine trout will do you more good
than hogsheads OF mineral water, poured down by
The gallon. Travellers to Lakes Champlain and
George are often induced to linger and leDghen
their stay at this delightful spot days and weeks,
instead OF the one short hour intended on landing.
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CONVERTED SEMINOLE coluc-chee, a
converted Seminole Indian, is preaching at Read
ing, Pa, 10 large audiences, in the German Re-
formed Church. The Gazette states that ne is ne
phew Of Osceola the late celebrated Florida warrior,
whom he is said to resemble very srikinsy; is ABOUT
10 years OF age, tall, stout, and altogether Of fine
appearance He speaks English well, uses simple
language, and is graceful in his gestures. II is his
intention to return to his tribe as Missionary OF the
Gospel
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NIBIo's,-To-n night we are to have new Vaude-
vile called Military ManGuures, or the Consertpts
Cunning, in which Mr.. H. Hunt, John Seton, Da-
venport, Miss Reynolds, and Mr.. Andrews appear.
Fireworks in great display by the volcanic Edge
instrumental Concert in the Grand Saloon, by the
excellent Orchestra, and Buckstone's Vaudeville Of
John Jones, in which John Seton will perform Guy
Goodluck, character which he never fails to rem
der highly amusing 1t is gratifying 10 the present
English Company TO perceive that they have been
appreciated as they deserve, and SO long as they
continue to give as good pieces, well acted, will
their success continue.
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SUBMARINE AMUsEMENr.-A Captain Taylor yes
terday attracted crowds to Castle Garden, the Bat
terry and the adjoining piers from which view
could be obtained, by his experiments with Sub.
Marine armeur, in which he descended to the bed
Of the bay and brought up various objects which
had apparently lain there for ages. He subsequent
ly, after much delay, blew up the hull Of an Old
craft a Ia Colt, but in a much more dangerous way,
for Mr.. Colt applies electricity in his experiments
which places the operator out of the reach OF
danger There was nothing new in these expert
ments.
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BnLooNINa AT HoBoKEN. Those who are fond
of the pure and he athiul exercise which stroll in
the Elysian Fields affords, will this day find an adj
dtonal attraction there, in the ascension OF numer'
Gus ballons, of various descriptions.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS From North Carolina it
IS now ascertaned that 1.-THE Wings have elected
four members of Congress, and the Democrats
threetwo districts, the third and eighth, doubtful;
the latter being Stanly's, whom it is presumed is
defeated.
In seventeen counties heard from in Tennessee,
the Wing gain on the vote of ls4l, is 1867. There
ia no doubt that Jones' the Wing candidate for Co.
vernon, is elected over Polk, by majority Of from
TWO to three thousand. For Congress, Dickinson,
from the seventh district, elected Peyton, from
the eighth Brown. from the eleventh, all Wings
Cu!lom, from the fourth, and Cave Johnson, from
the ninth district, both Democrats.
In Indiana the election is for Governor, Lieute-
nsnt Governor, members OF Congress and Ltgsla-
ture. Bigger, the Wing candidate for Governor,
who elected in 1910 by 8 637 majority, has lost
hall that number in sixteen counties heard from,
which embraces but onefourth OF the State. The
probability therefore is, that Howard, the Demo-
cratic candidate, is elected. For Congress, the
only result known is Henly's (Democratic) election
in the second district although there is good reason
10 believe that Robert Dale Owen, the Democratic
candidate, is elected over Payne, in the first dis
frict.
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8J- The Canada Legislature is expected TO az.
,snble at Kingston on the 10th Of September
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TIE LAvTMA PIRATEs.-It turns out that the man
arrested at Buffalo was not Webster, the third p.
rate. He is oonseqcnty still at large
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G3- TOILET ARTICLEs.-The largest assortment
10 be found in this city, comprising Brushes all descrip
TONS Perfumery from the celebrated manufacturers
preparations for the HAIR Shaving and Washing Soaps
Shaving Cases. and assortment of Razors carefully
SAUNDERS, inventor and manufacturer OF the Metallic
Razor strop, 1853 Broadway, between Courtlandt and
Liberty atrpeis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-16

RESIGNATION OF JAMES KELLY.-This original and
we'll tried friend of President Tyler has at last sub
mited The fate Of destiny, and resigned his office
OF Deputy Clerk TO the Court Of Sessions Whether
this is in prospective view Of the long cherished
promise of executive favor or not, is at present un
known; but time, that exponent of all things, will
sooner or later reveal The mysteries now unburhen-
ed What is he to have!
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PHILApELPHIA, Aug l5-An EmeraId, Hodgen, Tom al
River Below Benz Lunt, FIN Trinidad de Cuba CD India
BATIMoRE Aug l5Arr Ida Hallett. Boston; Yucaau Bs
ker dor CID George Skolfed Skolfed HayTe; Marine
nar TAMPA Bays Dc hoiaaz yep Neyas Lasasyra and
Porto Cabello; Cole, Boyce Demarara. Sid, Jabez,
Smith, Antigua; Draco Sears, Rio Janeoro.
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00- PlLESs-Thousands suffer with this distressing
complaint and there is az certain cure them draw
ing tooth stop its aching Hays Liniment ana LIN
Balm OF China warranted TO cure rny case M
IT tits 81 years standing, the money returned VIZ
will suffer now7 They to be had only OF
Co.2i Cortlandt sreet-st the branch houses roson,
second stree, a. Louis: Comstock IS Magsz inc street
New Orleans; Comstock & williams, No. North ON
street. Philadelphia Mira Hays. iss Fnlon 'es' nrook'
lyn, d, Smith $40 Broad street. Newark
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
10. of stocks =, phiIadeIphia, yesterday.

Sales Of Stocks M philadelphia, yesterday
IA shares Grard Bank, oil 10 do Washington insa,
schuylkiii Navigation As; 100 do Wilmington r,
fat III; - do Commercial Bank 4si; 30 do Camden ana
Amboy, 81. .,oo
After Board-lOO0 shares Kentucky Bank! 81 5000
Wilmington 6s 1868 II; TIT shares Grsrd Bank, 81.
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NEw Music Anvil has published very PRETTY
song entitled 'Love's Chosen Hours" The words
which are very pretty, by II. p. Grattan, Esq, and
the music is arranged by Frank Brown
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o. THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
RlLLA, GENTlAN AND sARsAFRAs, prepared and
sold by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city
OF New York. for the radio of all diseases arising
from impure state of the blood viz: Scroula, Salt
Rheum, RHgworm letter, blotches pimples the
face or body Rheumatism malignant Ulcers and all dis
eases arising from an njudcious use Of mercury This
tendance Of the first medical in the city, and
universally prescribed by the medical faculty through
out the States possessing all the curative properties Of
concentrated FORM Sold in single bottles rs EACH
in containing half dezen So so, in do containing
the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms Of the College 81 Nassau
street.
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" scrip
". Y. Life ms. & Trust Co.
Farmers Loan & Trust Go.
Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Go.
Bank of u. =. in Penn.
Boston 4 Providence Railr'd.
N. Jersey X, II, x Trans. CO
Mohawk & Hudson Railroad
Utica Il Schenectady X. X.
Syracuse X Utica Railroad
Auburn X Syracuse X. X.
Auburn * Rochester X. X,
N, York Gas Light Co,
Merchant Exchange Co,
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CREDITED are under obligations to the
Merchants Exchange news room, Boston, for for
wardng our files of Halifax papers Immediately on
the arrival of the steamer North America, for which
The proprietor will please receive our thanks.
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CLERICAL. VISITORS AT SARAToGA.-Anongst the
visitors at Saratoga there appears to be many cer!
cal gentlemen whom the "throat disease" which
is making sad havoc in the pulpit, is sending there.
Amonst others we observe the names Of Dr. Spring,
of New York /; the venerable DR.. Rice, of Prince
ton the Rev. Professor Proudft, of New Bruins
wick DR.. Mott, Of Union College; DR.. Eaton, OF
Paterson, New Jersey and the Rev. MIR. Cheese
man, of Philadelphia, who are trying the efficacy
of Saratoga waters and air.
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
pills. for the radical of gonorrh9 and gleet only
be had genuine at the Office Of the New York College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street 81 per box.
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-16

CoNsPIRAToRs INDlcrED.-The Grand jury of the
Court OF General Sessions of this city yesterday
returned true bill OF Indictment against James
Bergen, jeremiah q. Hamilton and Richard SUIT.
ton, for conspiracy, in endeavoring TO defaud the
Atlantic Insurance Company Of the sum Of $4,000,
the particulars OF which were published in full in
the Herald few days since. Bergen and Hamil-
ton are at large on bail, and Sutton is confined IN
the city prison. The trial will take place in Sep
TENDER.
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90 THE UNRlvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the permanent cure of all the proean forms OF Dyspepsia
This universally admired MIXTURE being pleasant TO the
taste and SMELL gently asrnges the fbres the stomach
and gives the proper tensity which good digestion RI
quires As nothing be better adapted to help and
nourish the constitution there is nothing more gene
rally acknowledged to be peculiarly eihcacous in all
inward wssngs loss Of appetite indigestion depresen
breath or consumptive habits In all disorders
from whatever cause arising its effect truly wonderful,
which dreadfully effect the weak the sedenary and
the delicate will in short time be succeeded by cheer
fulneas and every pressge of health.
Sold In large botl 9, So EACH In small bottles, 81
each. In cases containing half dozen, S. carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Uaion
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office and Consulting Rooms of the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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This table presents the features does hs yes
terday. The aggregate banking movement by means
shows expansion equal to the Improvement which has
taken place in trade In stocks there has been but little
change. Prices as follows:
PRICES STOCKS THE NEW YoRK MARxEr, DEC. Is
a -AI.n
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sARSAPARILLA.--All re
m EXTRACT OF

90 EXTRACT OF sARsAPARlLLA-AH re-
qure this article that has such popularity and SO very
beneficial in removing from the blood and stem all ve.
tges diseases caused by the abuse Of mercury cruz
tions the BODY such pimples the face and necF
old fever Sores scrofua Sc &c. s made OF the purett
and best sarsapsrlla root by Mesrs Comstock Go at
just half the price of all others put as large
sold for one dollar when this is to had for fifty cents
per bottle 50 per Dozen Only to be mad at 81 Cortandt
street, Brooklyn 1879 Fulton street, Newark 800 Broad
street, and at the branch house in Boston, Comstock
Ross, So Cornhill
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AMERICAN FACTORIES. Amoskeag Manu-
featuring Company are about erecting another mill
at Manchester, N. H. 1t is to be 400 feet in length
and will be sufficiently large 10 contain from AGO to
4sO looms and $4,000 spindes-double the size Of
the mills now in operation at that place.
The Lanvale Factory, the Washington Factory,
and the Calico and Bleaching Works ON Jones'
Falls, near Albany, are about being started on an
extensive scale by an enterprsing company of CAPT
talists.
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MAcxERKL-The Halifax papers state that the
coast OF Nova Scotia is now visited by mackerel
and herring in larger quantities than ever were
known at this season. In the straits of Canso the
people are taking them with seines-a circumstance
without parallel for the last thirty years.
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TIMELY REsCUE.-One OF the seamen attached to
the U. S. ship Ohio, in fit of phrenzy, jumped of
the end Of Long wharf, Boston, on Friday, for the
purpose of swimming on board the ship; but when
a short distance from the wharf he was seen to be
sinking, and but for the timely assistance of Mr.
John E. Thayer, worthy boatman, would have
been drowned.
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CHELSEA WALKING MATcH.-Elworth and Fogg
have accomplished $50 miles.
Elworth's time of walking, 100 hours, 20 minutes,
33 seconds. Shortest time one mile, 9 minutes, l
second; longest time one mile, eighteen minutes l
second.
Fogg's time of walking, lO4 hours, 55 minutes, So
seconds. Shortest time one mile, 10 minutes, 10
seconds; longest time mile, IL minutes second
Fogg leads Elworth hours, "a minutes, seconds,
in $50 miles. Both now in good trim