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Josephine, Mitchell Wilmington Del for St Croir Aug Ie,
'' T a. G% Not Br GSSI' f SSt 5, Thomas. Aug IS
Bernard Do9ae Of Bath Maanzas for Boston boarded ED
British Il Bee and fisse Apollo both bound to England
in CO. l3!h May the Straits of sunda with the Thos
Foreign Ports.
LryERrooL, Aug 2-sd Rowland, blanchard, Savannah;
& aaim Isy NPosp29t Aaan Raymond Ne" york;
LoSDoN Aug 4-In Constellation, Jackson NOreans,
CROSsTADr, July sa-In port, Dusbury, Gdden, Boston,
CHplsTI,NsANp, Norway July ls-In port, Swiss Boy
Baisde from Riga for Boston put in on account OF strong
ReA, July PIN Arioo Fabens from CTOnstadt for
Sa si a SSr f 6Sg Sen for ca
Hy y. Sssas S ss"
on Of 9%n arrival of pG %D v s Bordeaux, F for
Orleans Aug 81; Csrssa Perkins Perkins for do aOh; Bos.
for Aug Eass and
COY SssSriSSSt a;sb 5.
S s % Sp Boston "a So Esther Emery do July "
E I n R IA s B'gss S MGS wad
Norleaps previous aih Farws Farweil Mobile Also il
Rch%ond Ms Mustard dol ' isaac Newton sps%
CInSryEcos, Aug Gin port Star for NYork days; John
days. only sG' Bernard D0""e '0r boston,
suRIN,M July 3o-1 port Gramps, sayward, Gloucester.
Ssps about qy sd fremont for
"a ?f5 15tiss .I' \ ssE
MT ad $ ay % "a. $ KID s Jp
Vs5d Islands were wei SUPPLIED with lumber flour &C.
2lst, Smile Strickland, Trapani, Sicily
Home Ports.
LuBEc Augi8--Ar Andromeda, Cohfll, NYork Sid 10th
phona Fountain and Mozart Mcfarlane New York 18th
Constitution, Richmond Leondas, Pinkham, and Otranto
BATH Aug liar Sabattis, Cox Hayrs; 22d, Samuel
Fogg Bonaire; Empire, Kelly NYork Sid 8h Chas Tho
mas Cushing Martinique; 2Oth Sea Flower Rollins Barba
| does.
BucKsroEr, Aug le-An st Thomas, Brewster, New York
BsTo Aug E ae 9is nesy Liverpool
Ann Stevens Bonayisa Cape Dc Verbs; Cybels Deeng Ma
Mareilles via Cadz Venezuela Randell Palermo; Rambler
GLorcEsrER, Aug ai-Arr Norman, shackleford Boston
New BnDFoRD Aug SID sachem' Kirby, Delaware
N4STyGEET Aug l9-AT Planet, Terry Philadelphia Sid
fPR9yPEseE Aug 22IAT Jas Lanpheer, Kenney NYork
BnIsrot A"g 2O-rr Th5ee Brothers Pisman, NYork via
swT HYG ySet W dnG S5 RGndoa A" a pae
| ALBANY, Aug 23-Sd Balance Nckerson, Boston; Byron
| Southport
Berry, Sears Boston Below Emily Bepadog St Jsgo d.
NanISeks!; CqSuSa. st9Ip NYOrE; AR Che Phadsph'
| tain. York, Boston; Adams Nckerson, Providence.
| WILMNGToN, Del. Aug 22-AT Elizabeth Wasgatt New
Y ES Gov SseHs G Ws1sr pG W san Bou
| Indies
CHARLEsroN, Aug 2l-Cld Emma, King Antwerp.
Cruz. Cid Chaos Larkin, Liverpool Ontario jameson
| Trieste.
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REAL Estate AUCTION SALES.
Six lots oflands on the w corner OF 9th avenue
and Goth street, which, taken together, contsin
ms The corner lot brought $1,000, the others
Considerable activity prevails In all articles of trade
The weather has become fine and settled and our bust
streets ded with steamers from oil parts of
the country.
TALLow-This article in brisk demand and sales rule
at It "a CTS Tor export.
WHsKEy-Drudge firm at - and barrels at 24i Us
Sales very limited and confsed to small lots.
AsHRs-Pots have slightly improved We quote sales
at 81 at which, purchasers reluctantly submit Pearls
PRovisiorsWe continue to quote pr Ne Fork at $40
$40 l2A Mess at 81 37A Beefs are very dull Lard is in
active demand
Corrosive do not learn any thing new in the
ments Of this article. Sales to moderate extent and
at former prices.
FLouR-The marke. still continues dull, and prices
down the point quoted for sometime past Genesee still
remained at So Ohio and Michigan 81 S7t Ohio round
hoop, 81 e74 a SIS; Georgetown SIS 20
Very little doing in wheat. We quote ST. Corn Is in
much demandsaes OF North River at SO 50 cts weight
and measure southern 55t 81 cts. measure Rye is
firm at ga q 6Sk cts ; Oats % 30 cts.
DRY Goops-There fine large sales yesterday, viz.
700 OF foreign and domestic manufactures OF French
and German goods one Of woollens, and one package
sale OF foreign goods The above we'll attended, and for
mer prices fairly sustained There appears be
falling off in the spirit that first marked the sales at the
commencement Of tho season.
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Barqne Wesksag Ra,oon, Richmond, Stanton s. Frost.
Bugs Kate Br) Cobb Grenada and Barbados, VIM Dawson
SS s,s CD Smith, ST Barts, r. W. Newman Coz l.
galiot venea Meppelden Rotterdam, Boomer Graves
Schr Hudson, Cooley Baltimore Sturges Cearman Phebe
Eliza Osborn Alexandria, do do; Thaddess Drsco Rich
mond, w. Mckee.
Arrived.
Packet ship Sheridan De Peyster from Liverpool July II,
with mdse, to f.. X. Collins & Co.
Packet ship Lonis Philippe Castof from Havre July II,
Ship Camilla, Wstngion, q days from Rotterdam, with
mdse to Victor Duckwitz. Sailed with brig Corinh
for NHork 9Th inst s 4 81 lon 40 80 fell in with number
Neapotan barque Sarah Casse as days from Dordet Hol-
Barque Ellen Cobb from Cenfuegos Aug with 1866 hhds
molasses 60 do PCS bxs Chastelain Ponvert
Schr ~ H. McCready, Barrett from Swansboro NC. with
naval stores.
schr United States, Rich from Washington NCwth naval
stores.
Schr Herald, Harvey, days from Virginia with wood to
Schr Oneco, Cadmus, days from Virginia with wood to
master.
Schr Lettia Hollins days from Virginia, with wood to
master.
Schr Col Hanson, Grant, from James River with wood to
master.
Schr f. F. Horton, Travis, days from Virginia with wood
to
Schr Fidelity, Chambers, days from Virginia with wood
TO master
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ar7- NEW IMPRovEMENT.-we have been shown

D3- NEW IMPROVEMENT.-we have been shown
the instrument alluded to in the following communica.
ton, and are requested to call attention to IT.
Mn. EDITOR
su-You will confer favor upon and the communi-
ty large by permitting to call attention to an I'm
provement which know has been used with the most
complete in the removal of disease heretofore r
remedsble. 1t be at Mr. Tiemann's, 60 Chat
ham street. pamphlet entitled Enquiries Relating to
the Use of the Instrument together with information re-
lang to the and suddenly fatal nature OF con
sumption, fits, palsy and ether Affections has
been bshed by benevolent individuals and can be had
gratis at the book store "a Chatham street. Information
relating the treatment may be had gratis by addressing
M. 5. Thomas Philadelphia (post paid
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The receipts Of -four are 100000 barrels more than IN
ls4, and the bank loans 100000 less, showing how
much less business the Banks derive from he same
amount Of trade than formerly Hence it is that in those
parts Of the Union where the reduction ss taken
place in the amount of capital employed banking the
safe and profitable must be aat which remains On
the other hand where the banks have held on and not
materially reduced their they have yet to 70
through great difficulty This is particularly the cas-
in the state of Virginia. where there has been less reduc.
ton in the amount of banking than in any other State
The banks have sustained hitherto sicky existence and
less sound than the banks of almost any other
State of the Union doingbusness Their comparative po-
sition is as follows
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Brighton Market,

MONDAY, Aug, II, 1873,
At Market 425 Beef Cattle so Cowes and Calves, $500
Sheep and $50 SWINE
PricesBeef Cattle-Last weeks prices were fully
tanned. Two yoke were probably sod for something
more than highest quotations. few extra at 81
6oa4 75 first quality 425a4 So second quality 375a4 25;
hird quality 3a3 So
Cowes and Cohesive noticed sales at $l2 Is and Is,
~, 20 and 81.
90 sheep-Dull Small lots of Lambs, with few old
sheep from soc to 81 go Old Sheep rs, and 3 IS.
Swinc-Lots to peddle ut "a, for Sows, and 5ac for
Barrows. At retail from 81 to 7c.,
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, August IL The websters cargo Of rice was
soid from store at rs and the Howels Just arrived at
rate the stock is fair for the Lard of choice
quality is wanted and would command $Is Box sugai
are quiet and but little demand for any description We
quote white o. as yellews 81 81; browns Al 81; cucu.
ruchees 81 a; exchange advancing, sterling bills ia
a II prem; at New York a "a prem
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for produceo the extent Of 70 cent Of the
ket value of 1hat stualiy in hand they amply
ed and paper forms the most desirable class the
western banks take the discounts and circulation
the Rochester banks, and compare with the quantity
of wheat and -four which has arrived at tide up
to fer eral shall obseI We how
much the quantity has increased at atime when the bank
discounts have din finished The receipts of -four and
wheat through the canal the Hudson river have bean
fall =
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state OF Trade.

state Of Trade.
TRADE OF PORTLAND, ME.-CoMrARArIvE. IMpoRr OF
MoLAssEs.
Gallons
Import for months, ending June 30, lS42 l,76, a95
1884,. go $40
Decrease of import in gallons for ls43. 500 1876
Amount Of duty on importations OF Moasses
first six months Of lsi2, $50. Gas 50
Amount OF duty on importations of Molasses
first months OF ls4s,. ................ 52,s69 Is
Decrease in amount Of duty. ......... $3776 OF
The above, take from the Portland Advertiser in.
correct regards the falling off the of duties
the duy for lS43 the 1912, being ga,-
Ion. To place the facts in true position make a Ia
bic Of our import -
Import. Duty .3mt Of Duty
18i2...'''''' l,765,i95 3cts agal. S88 "a IS
l8i3.. 400 $3.50 i788 so
Deer. impts. lbs Decrease in duty, Si0i5 Is
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Passengers Arrived

LIyEsPooL-Packet ship sheridanP A Schermerhom, Mrs
Schermerhorn Miss f. Schermerhon Master II Scher-
mq.erhom Mrs w II Clarke Mrs Edmund Gpin Miss Ellen
Hove, Serene Mason u 4 Dainty r. W Caskin q Lang
the steerage
HavRE.Packet ship Louis Phppe-Mr and Mrs Charles
Marley Miss Virginia Marley Miss Sarah Marley Phladel
pha; Roman Bourgeois Mdle Dolores Bruois Havana Aug
in the Storage.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ellen-Daniel Rail, Lewis Fowler
Don Tomas Acebedo.
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90 PROFESSOR vELpEAU's SPECIFIC PILL,
for the OF gonorTb@a and gee only TO be had
genuine at the office oithe College Medicine and Phar
macy FIom the fact OF their being the only remedy
now used by the regular medical practitioner more
heightened notice is unnecessary Sold in boxes,
tanning one hundred pills-price 81.
WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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BANKS OF VIRGINIA, July, 1925 1873


The increase OF specie in 1889 owing to the start
ing of the Exchange Bank which procured $500 for
that purpose 1889 year OF infation and
the reduction loans in Virginia is but 49, while
in New York it is sllOOO,oOO Notwithstanding the
accumulation of specie in the country the
Banks of Virginia show Decline giving evidence that
~ lam HHcnl 10
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Married.


On Wednesday evening, 2sd INST; by tho Rev J Law
Mr. HARRISON CnowfLL TO Miss MARIA II. PsRRy, both o,
this city
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uUNTERIAN Observation-Disclosures in 1895, for
class of dseasesNo Division street the only place
in the city where the genuine Hunters Red Drop medicine
known fail in the desperate
tain diseases be obtained Price ST. warranted
in few days Use the right medicine in the first place
and there will be half cured After read all
the tte books published by Vanilla Cream Candy merchants
this disease and used al the medicines sold esew here with
being cured try this and il it does will
take money. If this remedy would
counterfeit III
Albany agent Mr. VIM. Russell druggist, No South Pearl
street An honest Iago' in Maiden Lane Albany, counter
es this medicine aud half dozen other popular medicine
Boston, Doctor Thomas johnson, No Spring Lane. The
druggists all Boston sell cit au2j ltsr
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On the 10Th inst. Mr. THoWAs HEALY, a native Of Ire:
land and lately Of Minden, Montgomery county, NJ Y
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The increase OF receipts is very large. The following
is statement OF tn discounts and circulation of the Ro
chester banks for be same periods -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 80.


......5 81 NEW MOON 80
SUN ..........6 d3 HIGH WATER 81
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SElIARS
SE Vt "A no.
There's a delight in smoking,
None but smokers know

SEGARS.
None but smokers know"
The saying is true, when ye know where to find
$s .RTS. AID s6ss,i. s The mind
lion sElXAs in Maiden Lane promptly you call;
Fer give. :si:se fS% and pleasure all
H sgs are the mSS; esEuse brands
Direct from Havana. by sgecial commands,
HI cqSafn & w La S Ss Sas f aad STARS
psept E,p rSas:' n HlsGs se sss
s; La Sc%as and dc ssn
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand,
cssto%trs s s fIl Eas S away. ON hand
order ssepTe s2apasnce Of the and
and Havana the To6aseo
e9u% he "s o Beg 1 70 be-
stock on hand more extensive and superior 10 that of any
Remem6er the Number, MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel. au23 lmfr
PRINCIPE sEGARs-A CARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER at present visit this city
Peo WIN ms and yell known
nswspapes under the head Of public sales, the following
"hSrsd1y quarter Of 1 o'clock in from, of the store La
Principe Sesarsioo 600 Principe Segars Of the above
hotels Terms months over siOe approved endorsed
notes The above is entire importation by the ship
Find. hm.efia duty bound caution the public s.sh
well earned pgsGa ion Of his said %,naasIO The said parcel
so s E s ns epa JOIN S sSs he are benz" not
spurious All the segars by are exported by
himself None sold IN Principe other part the
Island Of Cuba Only these imported and by the
sad hr are warmed 70 DC genuine cruz Pnncipe Segars
s Sss s H.ra' FoSSl%s ANTONIO DE LA CRUZ
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCo-Just received per
~ recent aryals az importation Of choice foreign Saps,
Hardhams No g, Violet srasbuIg Moons mixture, Prince
Albert do, Copenhagen together with large assortment
of domestic snuifs Of the subscribers manufacture.
On hand prime lot of Havana Cigars, Morega "La Nor
ma" "Regalia," "Panetela," etc.
Cayendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish
German quai!ues Scsarlatt and Spanish smoking tobac
eosDutch and English clay pipes Jones Royal,ent matches
cigar cases. tubes fancy pipes snuff boxes and article
aeranng TO- well stocked tobacconist establishment for
sale at wholesale aud retail by
MRS. @. NEWCOMERS SON
an 81 msec No. Wall st.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33h Ann street, New York.
TE advertiser has for sale the following shOics mpoTta
j tons of the best quality, via
Old French Brandy in cask and bottle
H iolIS%G nv Imported in 1907
Madeira Wine ia pipes aud bottle
Sherry, Muscat, Bordeaux, Marseles +"
Catalonl, Port, &c. ...
Invads and others will find liquors uuadulrrated AZ
aboyc-No. 33% Annst tsl9 Inn m
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nr1-JUsT RECEIVED Blythe GREAT WESTERN
and Tor sale at the Literary Depot oil the Herald Office
few copies of the ILLUSTRATED London News and pic
toral Times" The former contains several magnificent
representations OF
Father Mathew celebrating High Mass and Administer
ing the Pledge in London.
faithful representation Of the Position Of the Steamer
Columbia when she wrecked on the Halifax coast.
The Grand State Ball at Buckingham Palace.
Landing Of the Queen and Cobourg Family at the
Tunnel Pier &C., with variety Of explanatory reading
The Pictorial Times is equally attractive and enter
tanning illustrated by views OF the Council Dinner oil tue
Yorkshire Agricultural Society. The dinner in the Pa
viion Meeting OF that Society in the Mansion House.
Splendid Perspective View OF Waterloo Bridge.
Conservation OF the Roman Catholic Cemetery Coni-
mercal Road with full length figure Of grea. apps
tie oil Temperance. Models Of Temperance Meuas' ~o
Price oil the illustrated London News, lsi'
Pictorial Times lss cents.
moderate supply will be reserved ior agents anu VI
ders and disappointment, persons desiring
continue these numbers will be supplied on the arr
val OF each steamer by leaving her names
at this Office.
Arrangements have been made in London and Liver.
POOL supply the Herald Literary Depot win great
variety OF European Newspapers and famphies:
Also received, a large supply OF Wilmer smths Eu-
ropean Times ana Chas Winners American News Letter
both published ct the latest moment oil the packets
sailing -
THE HERALDLITERARYD DEPOT is, as usual sup.
piled with all the modern repubcatons, from the best
authors, historical, literary and romantic
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Anetioneer
BY BELL x HOWARD;
StoTes No. 20 .fnn street and ll5 Fulton stTset.)

FRIDAY
Atlit. O'Clock, in the sales room
Large Sale OF elegant seasonabe dry goods Sc-eompnsng
staple and fancy British French and domestic dry goods nos
ery Sc in lots to suit families aud purchasers nc Iii
Also the stock of merchant tailor remnants oil cloh cas
meres, yeStin s. trimmings, NC. a.
Also variety Of fancy and pledged articles @r' -
Also trunks ladies and gentlemens wearing apparel
Also very fine assortment of wet goods which dry on
Tuesday.
SATURDAY,
At 1917 ncock in the sales rooms.
Large sale of valuable second hand aud new furniture from
families removing.
Also, splendid assortment of city made cabinet iurn
tuTe, fine order.
Sale of Farms, Lands, SC.
At4R O'Clock, at the auction room - =, ,
Also several farms Penny miles from New YORK
$500 choice lands Territory and other choice
property in this aud Other States of which fair description
will be- given The sales of this kind of property will be regu
larry each Saturday aud conducted such principles must
give satisfaction to the purchasers,
Also, several splendid tracts Of land in East Tennessee Par
tcuars the sale
AT Private Safe 1900 the State of New York
eligibly situated
TO LET-The gentee story house No. 81 White st.
Rent low.
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Ship Masters and Agents

We Shall esteem favor II Captains Of Vessels will give
P9r Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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Foreign ImpOrtations

MoBlLE-Brig Morea-A II Wallace and lady Mrs Carroll
Henry McLn, Capt Wadron-2 in the steerage.
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THE COURT OF BEAUTY

When the lilies are dropping, and fowerets all fade
oh blest and rev WINGS the warm summer rain
So thus TO the cheek where each charm has decayed
Will the "Water OF Beauty" bring beauty again.
IT'S the Water of Beauty" that Gouraud prepares,
Which loneliness adds to the features of Love;
Ef,ces the impress of tmenourished cares,
And makes the angels OF earth like the angels above.
We fair ones, whose faces freckled or tanned
Use the "Water of Beauty" and we shall be fair
You'll courted and kissed, and in time be well manned,
For the sake of your charms and the attractions you
wear.
GOURAUD'S "WATER OF BEAUTY" Says the
Boston Uncle Sam) ia far highly priced by the
ladies than any similar preparation Every bottle that is
disposed Of leads the way greatly increased demand
for in single instance has been known to fail in re
moving tam recles and ali unseemy bloches and vel
lowness from the SIX To be had in New York only, at
the original Office 81 Walker street. one door from Broad
way. ST. per bottle.
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FOX SALE A. PUHLlt AU lion

FUN StTI' PUNTsT'I AU TTON
V'HE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Aucsion, nth August at their Print Works, in
Railway, NJ j. all the machinery and movable prapery Of
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caenders cylinders dye ooppes dying and bleaching
apparatus boilers engine Is horse power with
boilers fire engines patent balances safe hydraulic
and common large aud small slide lathe with complete
set of turning and boring aud baeksmith tools
OF imported steel and and old iron. quantity Of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dye tubs casks and large els
terms, stoves, tables benches, &c. ..
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttussler, at the Print Works, or Of
FERGUSON WALKER,
ivl9 1msT 81 William street
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days of the Steam Ships
VT, -, FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
w esterh, ioSken'' ..''.... Aug.
Dernia, Judkins' - 800. -. Sept.
ltannla, Hewitt Aug 10 Sent
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WANTED-A Parlor and BEDROOM in private family with
breakfast and tea below Chambers street Address box
N saa $50 ST. Lower Post Office References exchanged
PACKET SHIP sIDDoNs. FOR tlvERPooL-Pas.
5 VI" d Ss's hs
which time the ship will sail
au25r
PACkET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOL
board as n By vha i i D OF f es ena f ay on
All goods not permitted in five days will be sent to the pub
sIasghlsr House e Ghn ,elS Preston three doors from
cash. delivered as 10" Join Tor
sale Liquor Store Brooklyn situated in central part Of
akss sd$fs.s Sw With S real nancy
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, Of horse Powe., all new
- and sreoE may be bought great bargain by cash Gus
800 Rivinston street. $50 ''O~> aSsi ar
1T sSG q % "a a and
side Situation excellent for business Enquire 9i
TNpEPENpENT ORDER OF COOP FELLOWSHIP
following Lodges meet at o'clock p MAJ do
Sfss no. 1i5 0'0''S''
Ne% fIss WHds s s Se Shakespeare
tel, corner William and Duane streets. auli lm.ec
THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE- NJ. D.,
WHO has pracsed this city upwards Of nine years
w medical physician aud surgeon, keeps his Office No
Reade st, Broadway. au25 mer
N late Insurance Wstshmen held a. r NJ Bayards Battery
House. No. II State st, August oath, 1873
On notion Mr. JOHN MIDDLETON called to the
Chair, and BENZ. +. BLYDENBURGH, appointed Sesre-
tary.
Il unanimously Resolved That the Insurance Officers of
this city have done the Insurance Watchmen injustice
in reducing their from dollar seyentyve
night. - 80
submit quietly such imposition without applying for
dress of their griey ances.
Resolved That fearful the Insurance Companies have
only done their Watch injustice but themselves also by
ducng their pay from dollar to five night
thereby causing experienced Femen and Watehmen with
draw from the Watch and causing the Watch to be
Resolved That the late Insurance Watchmen have the
confidence their late officers and do most cheeruy
sincere thanks them for their kindness towards
JUIIN MIDDLETON
j. w WHITNEY,
DAVID BAKER,
GILBERT f.. WHITSON
JAMES ATKINS, }Committee.
A. j. BROWER,
SAMUEL PRICE,
RANDOLPH e.. LANG,
Is. +. BLYDENBUGH au25 1tsm
TTUNTFRJAN he'd i, FIR
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fr.fmed md celebrated Fills from PoIngal are we
perceive TO Be obtained this country See ad'ern"
Amt on she last column