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Foreign Importations.

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S'svs;sal cisSk wsstg GSpaihs ssgl $iss Gibson.
SsnetI S fSassIH IGssl fr%s1s M R%sas @
Ban
Wedmann12 Tospecken Phila3 Schlissinger Hens.
crede-5 WIN McKeet c92 Harry Cenally co6 c Cor
bit Chs Vezen,-2 O y Engsh-2 Hy Wemer-2A
I'll Well
Is frsr fo@ esss; is. BssS,, Ss ss.
Heimer Mecke-3 Henschen Unkart-2 Rolker Moll.
man-7 Spies Christ COG Malezeux (ourd COG Den.
N.Y. Hanson-7 T Meyer-2 w Holberton-i6 Artois
Carter-2 Emenpusch-3 pps gin G Muer-23 boxes
order.
PcnI ;s Gen Magsn2e bb ginger 900
Smith colo do tlkins-20 do II II Schiefan5I do
% bbs and 20 bags ginger Sl88 50 HogarthS2 l6 Mass.
Rossere co.
BELIzE-Brig Florida Blanco-5 JOG hides Blanco-
6 2o2 feet mahogany oH tons ogwood l05 hides Coffin
Oh bales sarsapara bale old copper Labouferi bale
Tie shell 10 tons rosewood bales 35 hides Axande
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Miscellaneous.
Sur Eyrnr ss tor: bur,hen s Be launched Ports
N s y Ssr
under the surerinendenee Of Captain F. Russell who
T:S !; Ne Ss CIR M i .s. S"S.
csGs Cock ss S Is he s Ia. IS 40 lon a
a,y: f, from Mav for New
Chas Thomas DAYS from Havana for Portland Aug G. lat
Fcho Br DAYS from Belize Hon. for London, July 90 lat
Marcia Ceaves from New Orleans for Cork Aug lat 81 49,
Foreign Ports
sf Nvrk days. s S Davis for dss Iasads
s % @ & sS s load Nor for
Boston; soth iach Allen do g load for d. do g. c
,ag; BORDEAUX, and Mississippi just Alcant FOR NYork
"a 'SsE sf g. Hs;"
Hsss. g load Ty pS ymS; c," for Rio
QunnEc Aus 1xr " Einabe'S Amy Wright London
Lake Ports.
& Me SHs vi nsmS and TsSG d.
S .ss s Pink aass S Ss.ss sis
l"a pas M M Tds S.9r fs Ps.. H
Pepnsyisanis DETROIT R.rceons and Mitchell Clinon Ken
Resulting" Ro% i,a s,'y and xxi Ksman
sandosky; Tippecanoe and Equator Milan.
Home Ports.
THoMAsToN Ang Arr Claiborne (ilchr;st Havre; Ah
Statesman Levensaler DO; 9Th Iowa. Carney New York; TIL
Ga; H;SjS s'I; sisE H' Ds
aT i% s'Tcs's"d i r'f
ham dc OH Echo Snow, NYork; Hydaspe Cobb Thomas
, Bc.yos Aps lS-Arr N,avqs Hamilton NyeL, Emerald
r"s Clark N SD9 FecTSep R
S "s Sss So wSeo axa ' % GSG
n'o s Es
penaeton Csrlenas eth nl,sd in with Ocava smith,
G % s err Hs ss Bsr sD bound and
@ as wa a. % cSHs Hy 3 s csm SID m
T r aUIG c'G moG ne Eileen Sunday wind NV
Sid 9th, Heroine Baker aud Avon. Csowel, WORK.
ea 's iIss 19s's san o' R','
ard Victor Hallet' do for New York; Nimrod Chase do for
r,nIapIay Aug ls-Arr fsas Potomac Captain
Havana; Gecis. Benedict Trinidad de- Cuba Ella
Whelde, Boston; Con- Hull Ray E,;tport Scmae Baker
sSieass Below Rs%%obs% roy Sa; 'i rom Ta;t:
nss s EG N'ss Gs ASh Erickson Fang ass e.
and Madison Boson T Berthe Fall River; Jas & Samuel
Roads Ieda, R";fk from SatsSzss mkt put
s1 sas 'i lB
Cuba sid csharss Bos,os; Msrehaas % ksa@s Cuba
si:d Woi hs s .. S d Szq bo M
APs,isae Eagle symSe M TSSsph1N yo.
As As sGff' a%. ags" H RS;0H Nyol
Ss;iss Sn ss'MsSs
'BIS Byron
III Cd s Bar dSs
Lydia, Medium, Havana.
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GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION.
IN THE GARDEN OF THE OTTO COTTAGE,


M3NbhI ESD ShsfF Fl A;;sPes
and 18th OF to commence o'clock r.
NJ. Captain L, SCHWARTZ has the honor TO inform the
public that he has engaged for the above
inmitsbe med aud extraordinary artists the ELSSLER
BkoTHEkS Prmis,s Modssts q the Royal Academy Of
Painting Of Paris and Professors Of Gymnastics the Royal
mt Psmos Opera House and Walnut street Theatre
Philadelphia Stage has been erected for that purpose The
riormances will commences with Grand Overture by the
PART I-Monseu Louis Els.ler will then exhibit his
dul feats Of Jngglery the Balancing Hat the Pay
Play ofhe Rings the Balance OF the Bottle g. The chins.e
lsbs Ess and Marble The Jassry 70 conclude VIII H.
sonhing and incredible balancing Of the Chinese Hat and
Flags, invented by Louis Elssler.
ntermssion oftwenty minutes during which the Orchestra
will PLAY seveml popular and favorite airs
PART 1.-The Elssler Brothers will then give Grand Gym.
Tours dAddresse, Agility and elegance. l. The pasme q
Sampson, by Gustayc the Dream Of Hercules, By LOUIS
the Aerial Gymnastic Swing by 1uave the Lifting Of the
Bombs weighing 2o pounds by hand At arms length by Louis
the Promenade Of lcides Two Men Arms Length by
Gusaye the Flying Rings BY Louis y ,he Ire. Of Liber
by One Arm by Gustaye Elegant Pastures taken from the
Ancient Vatican Rome BY Louis Pcsturng the Side
Column, by the Elsser Brothers, The Strength Of the Side
Column. by Gustave H. the Aerial Rings, by the Eser
Brothers.
lntermssion Of Twenty Minutes.
The Elssler Brothers will then conclude their Feau with the
Grand Grecan Wrestling Match.
Extra Boats will be necessary, the Hoboken Ferries
Should the nclcmency the weather
Of the days announced will take place the day fol-
lowing.
For particulars, see bills the day. au9 inns
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AsnEs- Our former quotations still current. Pots
4s3. NrE 'f sI-'f
BExswAxwe have not heard Of any operations Of CON.
sequence prime yellow northern and southern We quote
at ast as}c
CorroS-The Market to-day quite dull about 400
bales being sold at the rates of Saturday,
Inc Dale Of new Cotton which was received At savsn-
nan on the 3ls ult arrived here day. The quality Is
in staple.
Freghts TO Liverpool are dull at Sled
HAY-Common qualities North river bale sell at 35c.
The demand 10 very limited.
WHnxES--Drudge casks are quite inactive at 23c;
Western and Prison barrels are % 23Sc.
CATTLE MARKEr.-At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 10 Cows
and Calves, $500 Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-The market Is rather dull hut rr
ces remain the same We continue quotations. viz
~ IS S. for reta ling qualities and So for prime
Cows and Calves.-$l2 a "a all sold.
all sold.
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Cleared.
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SSSfIi's% aaS lf%s"
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N0r, GTS'k lo Ams,sraa% Schmidt gss Ads s%
sSE cs'9e ay9n jcS"s A Pa% D
Beckwh; Manchester NORTH Richmond' Allen PaSso".
Arrived.
and d' cs Up sss De w G5" Fps from Hye July
h"s wss s 81 sD Bank.
." mSsss Sas %sss
ma RTs. 's A%a a . q Day: s% Bremen with
w BS sosds B u r ES;fSss " Belize Hon
s n;6 W% Ss 81 MSs,sp from o, Rspps,
brig supposed ihe Marble yiom Port Republican Tor
with Mary %sfsT stock ." deck fRe W. Ia, si Ss
Ss s Ss@ S. sssd % FER %sssss .s. July ~
m1 1 brig l I,ey q hS Na h '. from
IdIS i s siF III S;ss of I,, from Turks
ssS .s al s @ sY sS"s i"
Fdes q Passport for Caycos and Paul Jones' Baltimore
British iris Lsyina Kelly ls days from Turk, Island with
british brig Adria@a Hunt days from Bermuda in ballast
Schr October Edridgr days from Cuacoa with loo hills
salt ?f7 bdls deer skins 262 hides To j. Foulkc Son
Schr Msdawaska, Fogg, days from Georgia with lumber
% 49, o'''
schr Director, Post days from Virginia. viii, wood 10 the
49, 5000 ~ w
scbr James L. Morris Van Name, from Virginia with wood
schr Mary Elizabeth days from Virginia. with wood 10
49, 800 ''''''i :"
schr Antrocophara Parker from Virginia with wood 10
master. 'o' 49, "oo"i !"
Brett & Vose. ~ ''' ="
schr Laurel Osborn days from Salem with timber d, the
master. - '''' :" W"
sehr Majestic Churchill days from Boston, with mde 10
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p3- VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
OF Gonorrhaa, elect, and all mosupurnlent discharges
rom the nrethra These pills prepared by the New Yors
College 81 Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and efscfua remedy for the above complaints
They are guaranteed to in from three
days, and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chrome gee than any ether preparation
Mt rres All Known removing the disease without
rent from business tainting the breath disagrceipg
vita the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Said al the Office of the College OF rharmscy and Me
dicius s5 Nassau street.
q RICHARDSON " n ay.,,
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In the city and county Of New York from the day Of Aug
to the 10th Of August, 1894.
20 Men-i5 Women-87 Boys-35 Girls-Total ZIG.
Anueursm Apoplexy Bleeding Bleeding from the
Stomach l. Cholera Infsntum 81; Cholera Msrbus I; Collie
Consumption %; Commissions 49, Congestion Of the lungs
Congestion Of brain Congestive liver Group o. Debility
Disrhga Dropy Dropsy in the Head l2 Dropsy in
Fever i Fever bilious 4 Fever PuerPerl Fever emitient
Heart disease of Hopping Cough Inflammation Il nfiam.
nation Of Bladder |; Inflammation Of Brain 8; Inflammation
Of Bowels Il Inflammation Of Lungs Inflammation Of Throat
!; Inam%stioG Of Lys5 4; lneppersncn Janndice ma.
Rupture l. Sprue 2; Teehing i; Ulcers l; Unknown4.
AGE-under wear 80; to 49, to s. Is; TO- o.
10 TO 90 81 20 to 80 49, 30 10 49, 49, 40 TO So M 50 to co.
70 4; 10 to 30, 3; 90 to 90, 3; Unknown 3.
ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector,
City Inspectors Office, August u, 1871
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Coal Trade

The shipments this week says the Pottsvilla journal Of
the 10Th inst show increase those of last week
Of 47o tons 400 by the cann and by railroad
This is the largest weeks business done this
Prices Of Coal on Board At Philadelphia remain firm
with upw ard tendency The retail trade city con-
sumption IL commencing with greater activity.
Freghts to Boston ~ 62 Providence 81 ST. Albany
and Troy 81. 40 a 81 SO; New York 95 cents
Freghts to Philadelphia by canal remain at cents
New York - 2o BY RAILROAD, tell and transportation
81 IS and 81 as
The shipments rom the Lehigh region for the week
ending on the 9th nit amounted TO IL 6Sl tons.
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Ell YSTAN FIELDS, HOBOKE
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE
FREE EXHIBITION.
MR. MCARTY respectfully announces that at the request
4A Of many families in the city Of New York vicinity he
has made for week longer with Mrsrs
HOOD. RuGGLES and WILLIAMS, to give their Grand
and UnequaiIed Performances, commencing
Monday, August 12th
The Exhibition will begin with
Magic Plates by MIR. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Plate
Wa!zcr and Balancer " which he stands unryacd assisted
introduce his novel and pleasing feats.
Mr. II. w. RUGGLES, the much admired Slack Rope
Vaner will appear and perform his wonderful feats Of strength
and agility and will finish his BY turning One
Summersets.
Mr HOOD viii also appear the Elastic Wr and Dance
q HompITc Chairs, and will conclude with the difficult
Feat Of Standing Barrel which the Win, display
ing the perfection Of equilibrium.
Mr. WILLIAMS will introduce his son. Master AVON in
the pleasing acts Of Grecian and Pussan 0ames.
lnlemission Of half an hour.
Mr. HOOD will make Grand and Terrific Ascension on
the Tight Rope upwards Of 800 feet and backwards
feat only performed by himself.
The Exhibition will conclude with the Italian Fantoc cn by
SlGNOK GARCIA, representing life.
Good Band Of Music in attendance
Days Of prrformanceMonday, Wednesday and Friday
mcncing at L. NJ aul2 3tsm
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-, :, ''0SNS-DUbTONi fTt'' ".
~ We nro'o's Hoard IS shares Winnissmmet Co, 81
rI9viaence r. 1861; 20 do Reading n II, blw az: so
90 L Island ~ si 20 DO Norwich and Worcester r.
40 do sot 80 do d. sam ss 10 do do ssi 900 do do,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters aud Agents.

NIubIerH NUU AKentBs
We shall esteem it favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
p ROBERT SyEr Captain Of our News Boats report Of
the shipping left the whence they sailed vessels
spoken on their list Of their cargo and any foreign
or news they may have He will board them inn
medately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical nfoma
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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CENTREVILLE COURSE. Il

~ TNEC Ed ENTED NOVELTY.
fue 81 $1,000 will be given by the Popeon Of the above
doue Tree or AZ horses both PAGERS and troe they
within ,e hour The first horse pcormeg the distance
ce sb0n the second best 5000 Should the distance be
performed within the hour e first horse the 5000
me above 70 come on the 23d day Of ScptembeThre or
more 10 make held Entries close Second Ward
aul0 iwsh - - ''17' ''
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These returns compare very favoraby considering the
position this bank occupies in relation to the millers OF
that section Of the country In times Of great speculation
the movements Of the banks OF Rochester Auctnse i'm
mensely The great quantity Of grain grown in the
country for few years past has prevented much specu
laon in breadstus The millers have not been able 10
command means enough to control the movements Of
flour and grain, and the consequence has been lower
prices and greater competition among operators The
producing classes benefit by the existing condition
Of things, than the SPECTATORS. In times Of great
speculation, the producing classes arc very little
benefited by advancing prices, as the profits
arising sirom kisn :improvemsntx generally 70 into
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SHIP NEWS.
HY Last Nlghf,a ROufhern Mail.

PHIIApEIPHtA Aug PAR Rammohun Roy, Cutu Turks
lsland-the went ashore early this morning the Jersey
beach, opposite 0ouceser Point got OF without damage
pelawa Fisher ard Elk Neksrson Boston; Orator Stanley
Norris Stanley, Whitney, Wet Indies
BALTimoKr, Aug PAR France, Jane Coffin s. Johns,
Sanford London Trident Thing, Marseles; Cashier, Pike.
ALExAspniA Aug 9-Arr Gen Harrison. Smith. Barbados;
81 Anne, lBrl lie Marraund Kingston, ia.
Foreign Ports.
81: JOINS, Pr July 2o-n port Caroline & 1usan Cole
for Phad in ds Willis Putnam Cook I'm Boston usr an
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packel ship Silvie de GrasseChas Hammond aud
lady, James Neyius Mr. Bother of New York; Caus Dean
Boston; DR. Ghas Avery Cncnnat DR. James Howard,
Carolina; Bach New Orleans; Mr. Junet Fnce-78 in the
Storage.
BTlIzEnBrg Florida Banco-Wm Mackforce, Miguel
Mathier. ID Jelione. -
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POST OFFICE, I
New York. August IL. 1914. :
To THE pITRT II

~
A VARIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abroad re.
"A specng the proposed change in the Post Office arrange
ments in this city il proper that the public should learn
the facts respecting The Department has decided abolish
the office Al the Mechts Exchange and the charge Of To
merchants o city, order defay the large expenses
that esab shment. With view the accommodation Of the
their letters ar he arrival Of the mails the Department has
where the mails will be delivered and distributed without
additional charge No contribution has been made by indv
and all OUTLAWS attending the change being exclusively borne by
the Department
The present PARK POST OFFICE, 10 Be continued and
all letters and newspapers will be received and delivered there
heretofore when citizens the legal of
These based the determination Of the de-
additional charge the citizens The present Office will be
continued until suitable location be selected and
thus all sections Of widely extended metropolis all
classes Of its community be accommodated this important
branch Of the public service,
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
aul3 Sim Post Master.
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Passengers Sailed .

. LoNDoN-Packet ship Toronto-Dr Stewart, st Johns
Demerara WIN Middleton and three children John Skinner
Bemgd Hugh Dick Island jamaica; Thos Rees wife
six children; WIN Waledge p Miligan
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Corner ofBrosdwsy and Prince street, New York
The En'sr''am MR. n M YPdf Fl sole dDsono
Doors open At 7-Enrrtanmei,s commence at precisely
ssso9dnisb, Of hs successful opsa in entitled
fAE Fy sFEf ST 5fFiT The 'f Hi i presented
Isa ,sia .; s.ualseranss Mr. N dickinson
ss;.si NUNS, kO;.a.ss
Madame fy6s Mr: iiaraw fss''''
ks n.sib.o, .............,.. Miss r Tsy0,
&c insrmi.sicoa Of half an hour III
THE lE i'ft.S "pIWARF.
Y:ilor Dwarf. MI II Nisi ss.ss
sha Ioosh Bel, All M,si J bans
at;Illsi, MI. f;sSici.
BsssSns - Mr.. i iisrdwief
No ~ s. Il III. ..is ESs >. &C.
sSI oou wso + aa s ASs trance from Broadway he
from the and sides be moments no,ice
PALaiO's ITALIAN OrkN1 HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Monday Evening, August Isth,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN ERENADERS
MEssRs. GERMoN.
sTANWOOD.
HARRINGTON, &
PELHAM
Respectfully the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York that they have made arrangements for opening
that delightful place
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
DFoR ONE WEEK oNLY.-1
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AUGUST H.
And the public assured that every will be used
10 excel all previous efors.
THE RTAINMENT
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES, COMIC LEG.
TURES, ETC, ETC.
ACCOMPANIED THK
ACCORDION, BANJO. CONGO. TAMBo AND BONE
CAsTINETTS.
IN THEY
M-CHALLENGE THE WORLD!-D0
TO PRODUCE THEIR EQUAL.
Concert to 81 For particulars programme
aug Sire
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, August l2-6, r. M.
Stocks have not improved much to-day At the old
hoard Long Island fell off per cent, stoningten, /; Erie
Railroad, Ohio IS, Norwich and Worcester i'm
proved Kentucky SIS, United States Bank, Can
ton and FarmersTTrus closed firm OF Saturday prces
At the board, Long Island fell off per cent Far.
mers' Trust, Ohio os 1 Norwich and Worcester i'm.
proved IL; Canton closed at Saturdays prices The
operations at both boards very limited.
From returns made up to the LIST inst, It will be
that the importaons into Boston for July this year.
pared with last, have been very large.
NEGOTIATIONS INTO PoRr BosroN
Total Of Imports for July, lsls 1910 963 90
Total value OF Imports for July, 1884,. 7i2.077O0
Increase in July, 1874. S40l ,Il4,o0
The from customs received at the Boston Gus
5000 00O The cash receipts from customs at the port
New York for the week ending the afternoon Of the 10th
inst, amount to $075, 900. being than 800 900
larger than the receipts for any single week this year.
appears from these returns that the ia increas.
ing rapidly At this rate the total receipts for
August this port will be larger than for any previous
month.
We stated yesterday that the Toronto carried out a
large amount Of specie. We the particulars Of the
shipment =
EXPORT OF SPECIE ToRoSTo ron LONDON
Mexican Doilars. .26D, 900
soverejgns. I2I00
silver CON. 1000
-S277 100
Statement showing the condition Of the Bank OF 70
CHESTER the LIST OF August aud comparison betw cen
the last returns and those for May.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IL
Cleared.

uS RISES. sew MOON .......... ~
uN sETs..........6 SO HIGH WATER. .......... 0 IS
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ELM STREET CON.
GREGATION.
NOTICE hereby given that Meeting Of the above Mem
bers viii be held at the Rainbow Tavern Howard
near broadway at o'clock This Evening
r. SAl Members friendly their respectfully in.
yited attend. aui3 itsrc
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BY THE SOUTHERN. MAIL.

DEATH OF THE Hon. Nh. MuBLKs BkRo.-An ex-
ira from the Office OF the Reading Gsz~tte confirms
the sad intelligence the death OF the Hon Hsnr, A
Muhisnberg. He an attack Of spopsx ny on sruidsy
evening shout O'Clock while sitting. his usl
custom the front door Of bis hoese sd up in
state OF nsensiby IN which he continued hour
OF his death. n. died sunday afternoon. about tour
O'Clock Mr. Mntisnberg born Lane ss,sr in l7s2
and ~as therefore 50 yeaIs Of age He the
dstnguishsd and candidate for the
ONCE of Governor the coming election Mr.. Mullen.
oerBs father died at the sge Of 62-Fhle. Gar aus H.
Sales or Stocks ~ Philadelphia.
FIRST Board. August IA $50 shars Norristown RR,
~; 20 do schnylki Navigation sol 30 Mannfs Mechs
do cash. 23f
srcorD BoAsD August 10 40 shares Grard las; $500
Lehigh morgaee loan 70i $iioo Lehigh SIS. 40} 5000
$4,000 per cent 1883 1887 $500 do do bsds lost
90 shares Norristown II
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III tnis immense contraction, we see the the
general prosperity that exists in every section Of the
country.
Statement showing the condition Of tho Banks Of New
Orleans on the 27th day Of July:
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CUIAMAN'S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY.
AND EXHIBITION OF
bEA UTIFUL PAIN TINGS
NO. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
IZ-ADNlSsION ONE SHILLING ONLY
NJ sIkANGt should leave the city without calling
~ 80 the Great Collections of Books Paintings and En-
grazing which are offered az prices 10 sut the times"
Tt@p BLIC SALE ROOM il filed with book of every
KIND IA nous languages, including Prn,s and rctura
phsch, and the PRINT Room no CHARax y made iyae
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$I9502,5o5 ls,a9i,707 12,9695e /, 1855
The Banks Of New Orleans have contracted their move
ments very much since the last monthly returns Tho
leading features compare as follows
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Is L A G ON COU X Sc.
FOOT RACE
FOR ONE THOITCA MOI A r

FUK ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE PROPRlETORS Of the above Course offer Purse Of
ioboken, the lih Of OCTOBER, weather permitting
follows
Purse Of 5000 the person who will run the greatest dis
lance within hour-S250 the second the rsce-S0O to
frs, in he race does no, perform ten miles within the hour $500
perform ga miles within the hour they will half the
above and nothing if nine miles performed In
out q The United States for the Of this and should
either oi addition be al
lowed for their Five dollars will be charged
To entering their who do intend
Persons wishing TO eater for the above requested
convenient and will be- allowed who
does not do before the 2lst Of September
Entrances made aud all information given by the subscriber
either by letter otherwise.
person will be allowed 70 start FOR the above Purses
the United States for purse match Of $50,
2. y. BROWNING West Hoboken. N. j.
june 18th. 1884. ~ miles from Hoboken Ferry
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. BELL, Aueuonesr,
:. - - No. III Spruce Street.
Regular Sales Of Furniture Wednesday and Saturday
Regular Sale. Of DTy Goods, cIehnS Pledged and Fancy
AUCTION NOTICE-POLICE sALE-on Thursday,
18Th at 10 o'clock. will be sold the Auction Rooms Of Thos
Bell No II Spruce under the direction B. Lloyd
Auctonee large assortment of goods Of all descriptions from
the Lower Police Office. THOS. BELL
auI3 ..-. Auctioneer.
Merchant Talors STOCK Jewey Pledged Articles This Day
at l0s o'clock in the Sale Rooms II Spruce street.
aul3 tire THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
AUCTION NOTlCE-Extensive Sale Of Elegant Furni.
tare al all descriptions from families removing &C. &c.
aul3 2trc THOS BELL. Auctoneer
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