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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
DEPOT
OF GEN1LEMEN,S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, kc.Sc
HE Subscriber would call the Of their patrons aud
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
sortment OF stocks scar gloves sendes pocket
handkerchief, dressing hosiery, lambs WOOL
silk cotton Berlin buckskn and other under shirts and draw
Their Of the above goods aud all other articles
extensive, and well worthy the of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
style Of gentemens Shirts many improy
The shirts present by them the
form of the thereby doing away with the overpus
of linen used under the old of cutting adding
only the comfort OF the but the beauty Of the
m. This Improvement manifest the Judges of the
fair the American Institute, that the first
awarded To the snscrbers their elastic Brace partcu
ay recommended to all who have acquired the habit
STOPPING They will be found Of immense benefit peEons
the and expand the chest and will be found Of impede
et to the free Of the They would also call
ion their patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
may depend suited with the best and fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment of
TIL PARSELLS &AGATE,
an 20 lmsec 237 Broadway. corner Of Park place.
CyENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE-C,eutls-
VI families DESTROYS OF their lett of
ing apparel cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price.
dence having any sueruous effects dispose Of will find
much their send for the subscriber who will
ttend them their residence by.appointment
No. John ST. New York
line through the post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered aud repaired aui7 lmr
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents

Sailing Days of the Steam Ships,
FROM LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
Britannia, Hewitt Aug. 10 Sept. I
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, -Apctionesr.
BY BELL X HOWARD
Sf,,r>s Ma "a .4nu street aud us Fulton sfresfl

MONDAY,
Extra SaeAt 1917 o'clock in the sale the furniture
Of the cabin and table equpage OF the ship so well known
Also The furniture Of aboarding house. comprising general
assortment, in good order, shirts, quits blankets beds mat
Tesses table cutlery, &c. ,,,,>.,
At lO1s o'clock at the auction room.
Large sale of seasonabe dr goods comprising staple
and fancy English domestic dry goods hosiery &c. in lots
Also the stock Ola merchant tailor remnants oslohs,
simeres, vestings, trimmings &c.
Also % ss AND s%S gS% ee Wearing
quantity oil Jewery' Se IivrnNpsn.v
Large sale of splendid furniture OF all descriptions at 10Y
O'clock IN the sale rooms ,s;,,rpsn,v
Atll ocockn future every Thursday at the same hour
will take place the already announced sales Of houses lands
aboee viii offered several valuable farms in various places
some splendid property IN Sing Sing, &c.
Particular description at the sale rooms Titles always
UCTION NOTICE.-Extn Sale of Fumure-On Won.
IA day 1913 o'clock in the large Ann and lis Full
ou street comprising che cabin furniture state table
Also, the furniture OF boarding house
s3a THOs BELL, Auctioneer
CLOOP AT AUCTlON.-The sloop IRIS, burhen 40 tons,
~ with her boat tackle and apparel will be sold public
auction Tuesday the 5th of September o'clock
ssdt.r HENRY PLATT
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUt;ilON.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Anclon nth August a, their Print Works, in
Railway n j. all the machinery and movable prapey Of
caleSders copper cy%aer dye aoppe dying bleaching
and common press, large and small slide lathe with complete
of imported steel and and old iron, quantity Of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large els
Catalogues Of which may be had application Mr. Philip
''a''''' at the f'n " FER g WALKER,
ivl0 lm"r 81 William street
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'THEsE frfamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
perceive be obtsind in this country See ADVERTISED
nnt on the last coum
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au29 lm*r
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A L C. H. DARLING'S, 74h Maiden lane and Liberty
n street the cheapest aud best selected stock Of
FRENCH ENGLISH GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Consisting Of Needless Combs
Cutlery, Pins, Brushes,
Jewelry, Hooks and Eyes, Ferfumery,
Steel Pens, Plated Thinbles, Razors, Strops, &c
With all other articles included in the above line.
c. H. D. would for the benefit Of Country Merchants,
Pei and Others who please that all goods IN the
above line will be sold on the most favorable terms
au2i lmsr
n WILHELMS, No. 1884 Broadway opposite the Fountain,
-. has received large supply OF Goods which he offers
wholesale, and retail at reasonable prices
Berlin Zephr worsed and shaded orsted
Embroidery Pattern beautiful selection
Canvass ofevery description
Worsted Silk Cotton Gold and Silver. Embroideres, Trim
ming and Flower making Chenille
Floss and Purse Silk, PLAIN and shaded
Artificial Flowers and Feathers
variety of cast iron Work
Perfumery be sold in packages from q to gross
low prices -
Fancy Mote Papers, WATERS and Envelopes together with
large Of fancy articles, Gloves Work and Segar
Gases
Rings aud Tassels for pur au12 lm~ec
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PHILADELPHIA DAGU r.RRLOriPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE Subscribers having procured the Agency sale
l. VOIGTANDEHS DAGUERREOTfPE APPARA
TS constructed according Professor FerLvss calculation
have hand large assortment Of hese Apparatus and artists
as well of their wishing procure good APP
paratus will find IL their advantage procure instruments
Of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German aud French plates, and all the chemicals
used in their which they warrant IN every respect! they
made their order Pol shng substances and
,aes all necessary Materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act
+. White, ESQ.,, IFS Broadway, ". Y.
P. Hass, ESQ., Washington, ID. C..
DR.. A. Caspan, Richmond, Va.
r. Laurens Esq, Savannah Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati OHIO.
All communications (post psid and ORDERS accompanied
with mttances. will be pror, attended and should be
directed 10 W. LANGENHEIM,
ie smsr Exchange Building Pha.
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Nc strict Police will be in attendance and great care Ia
ken TO prevent the admission Of improper persons.
C Tickets Fifty Cents. May be had Garden during
the day. '
posed Of vs. " wa
No posponement this establishment on account Of TN,
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the saloon
is protected and the Saloon which is ventilated from The
ton md sidesc he pened at a mi notic
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NOTICE TO FRENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER
IN CPTIZENS-UNION HOTEL No l6 Rector street,
of Greenwich street, Deamotte has the honor
inform his friends and the public generally that the partnership
heretofore existing between the advertiser and j. Bonnard has
been dissolved by mutual and that he has eopened his
old establishment above which has been occupied
by him for the past five The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated and contains
plete and comfortable sitting and lodging be
found in the city The cooking department is conducted la
Franchise and amply supplied without regard to cost
the prices charged guests in conformity with the
times An excellent Table dHote ready every day al o.
clock which the moderate price of 81 cents only eheoe
The advertiser hopes that his exon and desire to
give satistaction will him the of his fellow
countrymen and of all gentlemen who wish TO obtain
capital fare and accommodation the least possible
81 lmNec
COLLECTING BILLS DRAFTS, sc, IN BOSTON,
~ MASS-The subscriber has made this
city whereby he is enabled receive bills, accounts Sc in
for prompt collection. Merchants and Others wishing
such business there requested . hand them in to
MIR. GEORGE DOEI, No. 4, Ann street. New York. who is
duly authorized receive bills and forward the to for
collection. All monies collected by the subscriber will be
promptly paid the parties entrusng him with their
business and charge if bills collected BY giving
his the above he the ac
ties offered obvious to require comment.
ANDREW ROBERTS,
au29 lmsr Times Office, Boston,
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY,

AND UFN1LENIENS II,
co MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
% approved French pattern shirts general Of
Shirts under garments hosiery, cravas handkerchie SC
Shirts aud under made 20 order and repaired at
notice For sale Counting HOUSE Desk, with three
drawers and book rack. WM COLLINS.
au20i Inn
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 3
Cleared.

".t 80 MOON ......12
.......6 20 HIGH WATER
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TIE HUMAN HAIR FORCED To GROW,
STOPPFD falling off, DandufT Cured and the hair made
- DARK oft clean and beautiful for three hillngs only
Our only for selling bottles of this article is that
they Try this without much expense and know that
one q the humbggs Of the day. know all repre-
senta will force the aud scalp Of the head to heal
thy acto merely for dressing the hair nothing is beau
RESTORATIVE Keeps the hair in twice long as
any other articet is highly peumed Though persons
have scented who wish but made solely for
torng and identifying the hair Persons the names Of
all here stated Sold price 2, shings bottle at the
sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham N and by
these appointed agensZeber Ledger Buildings Phade
phia Readings State street. Boston, 2O7 King Charles
ton s. CT 81 State street. Albany; and 39 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. 81 lmsec
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DALE ~ MAXWELL.

No. CEDAR STREET NEW YORK,
SOLE Agents in the United States for the French Report
Costumes &c for taos dss makers and miners received
from Paris the arrival OF Packet Those who wish
the only original French Fashion
English language can have them by calling above;
Terms Of the Elegant Tailors Fashion, Five Dollars
year, issued monthly. lie Foet Ladies Fashion. Ten
Dollars year. issued weekly with eighty four fine coored
steel engavings each month jy29 imsr
yITATCHEsThe largest most splendid assortment OF
w Watches in the city, is to be found at the subscrbe
As he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
Watches, Of the newest styles direct from the manuisc
EngIand, France and Switzerland, he enabled
any other house the city Gold watches low $50 to $2
watches warranted TO keep good time the returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best manner
and warranted lower than any other place in the city
q. O.. ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery,
sImsec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street. stairs.
TO PRINTERS. N
COR sALE-A Fount Of Minion and Nonparei which has
been used eNew York Haraid Apply at tb. nss.
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by SP EP STA!

FEW DAYS SINCE, I announced in the papers of
"A this city that had resumed the practice for this most
distressing aud stated also since the publication OF
my book had made such additional discoveries nduce
believe that could the obstinate and inv,
of how long standing since which have
been praccng upon and find it to most ssnguine
all and have much confidence
is Importance and utility in its efecng that
have no hesitation saying that imagine of
dyspepsia, under immediate that cannot
OLIVER HALSTED, "a Nassau street
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ri FOR SALE OR TO RENr-The PREMIUM
tR MILLS with II Is Of stones, with all of
tensiye machinery, situated near two miles from New
Rochelle, Weschester county aud State of New York and
immediate proximity the city OF New York order for
business flour and grind aud pack 100 $50
other which might require extensive water power
The reputation for the 35 enjoyed by the Premium
Mills, and their proximity New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent, by Of the
direct the Mills port render the acli
ties for business unexeet9S2bIe g t9se desiring such
Esq. New Rochelle n. Y. Kellogg's Vile, SILAS
WOOD, Esq 50 Broad street, New York.
New Rochelle August 81 1914 au282wsr
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- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
<7 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
aud the public that he has commenced business the above
line No 30 Nassau street, where he will thankfully receive
faithfully execute all orders he favored with the
me reasonable terms tor .sh, IVA
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BEACON TRoTTING COURSE.
THE LAST GREAT RACE

TIE LAST GREAT RACE
BETWEEN LADY SUFFOLK AND ONEIDA CHIEF.
MONDAY. SEPT 9TH P NJ the Fal Campaign will oper
Mile Heabe in 5Trotters under the saddle PAGERS
harness. for which entered d. Bryant Lady Sui
folk, and ii. Wooduffs CHI. e. lpacer) Oneida Chief,
In commencing the ia season, the proprietos of the
Beacon Course beg express their acknow Judgments the
public for tn. liberal support they have eved from
them during the just expired and would also that
nothing shall be left undone far lays their power
merit continuance of the same in future.
~ BMembers tickets admitting the holder any part of
the Course the season. had the Ticket Of
fee of the Course and after this dae-Sept 4th la3
en-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
MIR. JOHN SEFTEN

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Director. MIR. JOHN sEFTEN
MONDAY EVENING Sept. T. 1913
RAEL FAMILY.
Fourth night OF the IS Misforunes Of FortunAtus.
The Incredible feats the Bedouin Arabs.
Tight Rope by thu Ravel Family.
,, Dancing by Madame Leon JaveIi
Inc performances to commence O'Clock, with thu
Crand Overture o Bronze Horse, Auber
After which new and varied performances on the
TIGHT ROPE,
n By the Rayel Family.
10 ~ the tayOris Pas Seul Of FL Jaleo
10 be followed ~ the extraordinary Performance OF tie
BEDOUlN AkABS
Half hours n.ermson will be allowed Co, ,,.m.n.d. and
reireshment in the Grand Salooa
Where Ice Creams, Fruit lees, and Refeshnen of hs eho
cest Kinds, and In great variety, will be found
To be followed by 9TH time) IN.
NEW COMIC PANTONINEi
Entitled the
IS MISFORTUNES OF FORTUNATIst
Or.-The Magic Cuckoo
Consisting Of cd new and original Scenes.
With entirely Machinery Scenery COSTUMES Properties
Overures and Music, &c he.
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS.
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,

(Brood,cdv opposite the Cfp Holly
ME- gENNETT MsnsgeE11hs G0L0RED { CHIP
DRIED AND FIVE POUNDS, measurestwo feet round the
three feet the shoulders and feet round the
Mr. c. Jenkins, the much admired tenor singer nimitabls
eneaor and beautiful banjo player; Miss Ada the charm
ing s9ogs.res and La Petite Cero Master Nimrod the
ing splendid melodeon and 500 900 curiost,es
Evening entertainments commence O'Clock. Perfor
IA nj z a &c
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LA TO LET-The lower Of the dwelling house No.
mali 81 RenwIck street Canalwo parlors good base
and back kitchen and bedroom in the attic To
possession will be Immediately The house
be any time during the day Apply the
81 3tc
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I,oR sALE-A Fount of Ninou and Nonpareil which has
been used the New York Harad. Apply tbi. ns.
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The average consumption increased, it appears per
cent in the month Of June and the for the first
months OF the present year per cent higher than
during the same period of the past year. This is incon
roverbe evidence that the trade is rapidly improving
The whole policy Of England Of lac years has been to
encourage the introduction Of American produce into
England and promote commercial reciprocity; on the
other hand the United States have gone back to that
poded system the perseverance in which has ruined the
prosperous empire Of Spain. Let us compare the
duties imposed by England on American productions,
and those imposed 10y the United States English pro-
Auctions ms follows
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The very unfavorable weather have had for the
past few days has nearly put stop to most OF the out
door operations and effected very materially door bu
siness The sales almost entirely made to meet
existing demand for all the leading articles Of trade and
pricesl are very firmly sustained Holders able to
money is abundant and cheap that any quantity
be obtained without sacrificing good and merchantable
produce.
Four-Is slightly improving in demand at old prices
Operators are determined to keep moving, and good
market does not exist at home, they seek abroad
Several have been made lately should prices
reach little lower point, exports would be profitable
We quote Genesee at cat So for good brands Ohio
and Michigan, 81 81 81 94j Georgetown, SIS SIS rs;
Rye Floar, SO 25j Corn Meal 81 S7A S. Wheat is
very dull not the most trng demand exists at present
prices. Holders still demand ST. Rye in active de-
mand, and sales rule at soc. There is very little in
market.
4sheswe quote 81 at for Pots and IS SIT for Pearls
Verv moderate Gales Of both descriptions.
Whiskey Drudge 10 still held at % cents and barrels
at "a cents, with moderate demand
Hay-We notice a fair and steady demand for good
quantities, both for domestic use and shipping. Sales
Iule at IS a so cents.
Coton-The sales yesterday reached about 600 bales,
at previous rates.
Dry Goods-There were four large auction sales yes
terdsy, all of which remarkably we'll attended,.
The buyers were disposed to pay good prices and cons
dera lie competition existed At this season, the above
fact is very The fall trade has fairly opened
under the most faerng circumstances. The sales
mostly goods Of domestic manufacture.
Propisions-Very little doing and change in prices
Beef and pork can only be nominay quoted at present
ces there is no shipping demand.
Ftsh-The supplies OF new dry cod and mackerel are
very limited. Sales of mackerel No. at So and No
at $s62t Dry cod readily sells at 49, fast received
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philadelphia Cattle Market

AyGUsr l0-Beef Cattle-563 at market; 90 Kentucky,
100 Ohio 367 Pennsy lvania cae-saes ranged from to
cents few extra sold at 53-l5 left
Cows and Calves2l7 at msrket sales $40 to 49, extra
$25 to 80. Dry Cows 81 to 10. Sprngers $40 10 90.
Calves 81 to SO, by weights Jersey Calves the Della
ware Q 10 81 extra 29c.
Hogs-4O0 a market; sales 4 to 4t-ll5 left over
Sheep-lllO at market; sales 81 20 to 81 75-extra
so
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NEW MAJ ONIC WORK,
list ruRIISHED.

THE FREEMASONS MONITOR.
CONTAINING A DELINEATION OF THE FUNDA
~ MENTAL Principles of
rK EENASONRY.
view with explanations and Plates Of all the Embems of the
degrees Of Entered Apprentice Fellow Graft Master Mason
PRIESTHOOD,
Compiled and arranged from the approved writers with
Additions, Notes aud Remas also, Charges aud Songs by
H. A. Davis p NJ of Lafayette Lodge No: H. p H. r. of CO.
umbia H. H. A. Chapter No. 81, Of Philadelphia Accom-
panied tn likeness Of Joseph r. Chandler ESQ., p
q. NJ. of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsy lyania.
DESILVER & MUIR,
Booksellers Quill Manufacturers Book Binders aud Sta
TONERS, No. 20 South 4th ST. Philadelphia.
complete assortment of Masonic Aprons, Collars Sashe
Jewels, Certificates, &c always on hand.
To be had of the Agent at Loyejoys Hotel, 81 Chatham
Sold by the principal Booksellers. auto 3t.m
COPPER TWINE, DUCK AND FELT
~ $50 very superior quality of English sheahng IA to
20 OF.
200 bales Bridpor Seine, Herring and Gill Nett Irvine,
31s to 20 thread
100 bolts Leith Canvass, Nos to5
100 do Pilot Cotton Duck, superior quality, Nos 70
80 Sheathng Felt well adapted for ships on long
In the manufacture of the above articles expense spared
material workmanship sale ~ los 20 sgi, PoTehase
by f. X. COLLINS CO,
auo &c SO South street.
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NEw YoRK-Pcket ship Argo (saed yesterday for IIsyre
Mr. Woodbum Langdon Mr. X Haight, Mrs Haight Miss l.
i1eh Masters 5Jagh, DL Haisht and
NYo Mr. Ritchie, Roon; Mad Durege, dIe Durge of a-
treye Nde amei, IA eG,vm, j Il Ganbe;m MI a 3"
Massa all of Fanc Ed Eggers of ST Louis Mr. Culeant
Mobiles Col Cogd Clearer of despatche) and lady of Charles
ton, and Is in the steerage.
Passengers Arrived.
New OREEANs-Ship Powhattan-William d. Smith, of
New Orleans.
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BARRY'S WIGS AND ~CALP-

A G. BARRY Artist in Hair, from London. The real
II. heads Of hair still stand preemnsnt above all Others
Their peculiar light and ventatng their
being shaped exactly the natural hair growsheir elasticity
and their superior material and workmanship as well as their
style of finish aud all combine form such
feet heads Of hair that they be be fully
cated
system of the of Wing Making taught in five les
satisfy dous he is best and cheapest
ker in the city 15 Broadway Of Liberty ST. up stairs.
au2 3wssm
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The business Of the coming year depends less on the
facilities afforded by the banks than formerly and more
the of exports and their money value in foreign
ports. The alteration in the British tariff of last year.
opened wide door for the admission Of American pro
duce and greatly enhances the welfare the farmers Of
the United States Under it, the market for American
provisions is rapidly extending in Importance The fol
lowing i, table of comparative prices in Liverpool on
the Sd Of June and the Sd of July, ls4s -
PR,crs CURRENT OF AMERICAN Provisions At LIVERPOOL
JuNE July l8i3
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PORT of NEW YORK, AUGUST IL.

SUN RIsrs......... '..3 MOON ......... 81
SUN ..'''''.' '.'7 HiGH wATER... ......l0 II
Cleared.
Ships Sauda, Townsend Gibraltar, Fnncai Ililah,
Hammond New Orleans Stanton & Frost Brig Etruard
Bmnson Norfolk, Nesmith, Leeds Co. Schrs Regulus
Coles Wilmington, Nc, Ogden Magnolia, Hitchcock Had
dawcl.
Arrived,
Shin Iuca peseud IS days from Antwerp, with mdse to
Schmidt < Balcher. - 80, :, =, .
shin Powhattin Prnd from New Orleans left the Bar 9ls
ult with mdse 10 johnson Lowdcni 81. -
Schr Only Daughter Tucker days from Lpbec, with fish,
oil sc to : w LewisLast Monday ~ coming tout OF TAI
paun Cove lost overcoard Albert Condor, seaman
Schr Compliance, Ryder I'm Boston, win mdt
schr Renown, Lovett I'm Boston, WIN mdse
Schr lolc, Norwond Eastpori win lath'
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English duties
an ~ .Sf0fso

The range Of duties lie very much less in England than
in the United States The single article of tobacco is
alone charged with an exorbtant duty in England;
while under the United states tariff almost every article
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90 IMPROVEMENT IS NOW THE ORDER OF
the times and all who in any way bilious or inclined
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, August LIZ p. M
The stock market was very quiet to day. with very
little change in rates. Harlem fell !; Kentucky Ii Ohio
l. At the new board there doing, and prices
remained nearly the same.
The following acomparative statement Of the RI nx