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MONEY! MARKET.
Monday. July l5-O Z. M.


Thestockmarket Is very firm to-day There were tut
very few alterations in quo, o,ations The operators
seemed to be more decided ia their demands At the old
Board Long Island improved per cents Canton Company
u soningon, /; Farmers Loan /; Reading Railroad, Il
Mohawk, Norwich and Worcester Illinois and Pennay
ysnia SIS sosed firm at Saturdays quotations. At the
new Board Kentucky IS advanced per cent; Indiana II
and Eris Railroad, Ii Long Island Canton Company Nor
wich and Worcester, and u s. 6s closed at Saturdays
prices The sales at either Board very large
Exchange closes firm at the following rates
First class bills 9J per cent, nett.
secsnd class bills9a ~ per cent, nett
Southern and Cotton bills, 81 a per cent, nett.
The Exchange Bank, Hartford, Conn, has declared
dividend Of three per cent for the last six months
on demand.
The Cumberland Bank (Md) has declared dividend 81
three and half per cent, fJr the last six months
The Delawar and Rartan Canal and Camden and Am.
hov Haircsd snd Transportation Company have declared
dividend of four per cent, FOR the past six months.
Tho British Bank Of North America has recently nego
atei loan with the province Of New Brunswick at 81
per cent Tor ESQ 600 In the present state Of the money
market, this is very favorable operation
Exchanges rsmnin very dull, although extremes mari
the quotsons for both Foreign and Domestic Domestic
Exchange rules at very reduced rates, with very limit
ai demsnd while foreign bills firm at very sdvancsd
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The steamer of the 4th instant from Liverpool anx.
iousy looked tor expected that her advicss in rea
ton to the market will he favorable as those
received by the Great Western The immense receipts Of
cotton in the Liverpool market up the day the Great
Western left, must have had usvorsble influence on
prices. Although invoices and bills OF ladiBg announ
cling the shipment Of large lots from this side had been
received in Liverpool many weeks before the supplies
came in and large receipts daily looked for yet the
actual arrival Of SO many bales must have very injurious
Eject. The arrivals within to
more than quarter Of the whole shipments TO Great
Britain from the United States tor the past year. Judg
minds that the OF the 4th now out eleven days
must br unfavorahs reports Of the Liverpool market
There very little doing in this market OF the
past two weeks only adding up 1000 bales We annex
table showing the movements up to the latest dates -
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Coal Trade.

The Trade 10 evidently improving says the Pottsvile
Journal Of the 18th instant and hope the time Is not
far distant when operators will receive reward
for their industry and the miner and aborer be properly
remunerated for their services The shipments from Le-
high amount to IL 100 TONS for the week ending the
10Th ut
Freghts from Philadelphia to Eastern ports. continue
highto Boston they are quoted at 81 30 81 s7 Prov
dence 81 so; New York 81.
The price coal remains firm White Ash Lump So I2}
Red Ash So 25 Broken 10 cts per with up
ward tendency.
The receipts the Railroad for the week ending July
g. Sl2 852 % Increase Of coal transported over
last year to July 8 10l 336 tons.
Freights to Philadelphia by Canal 70 cents New YORK
81 soro and transportation by railroad is and u IS
SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING os THURSDAY vrNiHe
Bv Canal BY Ra' J.. nd.
potse and Carpcn 1904 i8 Schuylk ysn... roo %
S~huv Hill Hav.n.. 2,sb7 i6 Potnvile, C5
Little Schuylkili,. -. 49, o -
Per last report. 1877 SIS 90 102is "
- sst rspoft,. l6t 53i t6
H9, 9,540 o.
Aggregate. l74.77e 10
1tg so a
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The position OF several state stocks in this list
has undergone very little alteration since the departure
the steamer Of the LIST inst The reported of
Illinois Commissioners in London has had the slight
est favorable effect the stock in this market on
tho contrary quotations have since declined The pub
lie works Of New York Pennsylvania and Ohio have
proved very much and the returns show very great in.
The receipts Of those Of this state have increased
the largest per cent and those Of Ohio will come next.
Railroads Of which owned BY private companies
have increased in producvsness rapidly than any
other works of internal improvement The receipts from
these roads have nothing do with the State finances as
tax some of them real estate personal property
all the income the different States receive for the privileges
granted. The canals Of Ohio have made, lar, very
large returns compared with last year. while those OF
Pennsy vana show but small increase. The receipts
from the main line Of the public works OF up
to July s ls44 show increase Of 500 65 45O over the
receipts up to the same period in s43 The total
in the receipts Of all the public works Of the State
amounts to Slsl 47oi; consequently the main line
be the most productive for the present and the pros
pect for further increase very encouraging This
line OF works is to be sold provided the people at
the next election confirm the proceedings OF the last Leg
sature the subject Purchasers pay in State stock
for whatever portion they may take The intention
form company under certain restrictions from State
to take the works from the government, not under
tain valuation but at price much beyond the
pany may choose to give Whatever the amount the
sale Of the works may produce will reduce the public
debt and do away with The necessity for extreme taxation
Alabama has been very prompt in providing for the in
her State bonds Funds for the payment of the
interest due in lsaa and Jan ls4 have been deposited
in this city and London Maryland does not seem to ad-
vance very rapidly towards financial prosperity The
public works Of the State doing much better than
otod hutv hao hoop
wards the enforcement Of the tax laws Some counties
have repudated and several tax collectors appointed by
the Governor have refused to This looks like any
thing bu' pleasant, and have very little faith in any
state whose inhabitants able but unwilling to bear
taxes
The semiannual report Of the Bank of Kentucky and
Branches for July. shows but very slight variation in
movement considered with the previous report except in
circulation -
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Prices OF FAcTony Srocxs.
Mills, Par pat,Is Mryk.f ,oI

In manufacturing industry the utmost prosper pre-.
walls In Rhode Island upwards o one hundred Thousand
new spndles are in process Of construction. In Fall Ri
yer preparations making to build mills with ny thou
sand more. In Lowell, Manchester, N Paterson, N.
and in other places there exists spondng spirit
for adventures in this branch OF industry Tins
pid extension IN cotton and woollen manufacturing will
be the OF general reduction in the prices OF
TIC goods, and this reduction will throw
into all parts OF the world, the gradual exclusion Of
Britlsh goods,
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Corn Trade.

This market continues rather quiet Since the LIST inst
several thousand barrels of four principally Ohio and
twenty thirty thousand bushels been sold
on English account Geness.e -four is held OF - sly
5i Ohio 81 l2} - at The sales Of tiis kind Tor
Liverpool we're at - I53 Wheat brings 20 cents Oats
3Oa a3l. Northern corn 90 81. Southern 4S So
Itis here that notwithstanding the demand for
English prices Of four continue Decline and rapid
reaching s. In the face OF the Immense crops Of this
year. than onethrd Of which already safely har-
vested. prices must tall America has produced
30 large supply Of grain in any year in this.
Wheat, rye, and oats, are equally abundant.
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Domestic Irnportatlons.

NEw ORLEASs-Srig All x,nder-2 9s5 SKIS wheat A.
len Whitt,es y-986 pigs lend o land Aspnwa1 chs
ooi bacon DO hesw ck hbi pi,,sng smi,hn3 b.. ls
-27 tbs 1850 hegs cka Joh sons bags Earl
Ter Col 'n.-ls2 pnuyh ahaYe 33s bar hhts
Ikg pcs old IRON CHI o order
sAyArnAn-Bng Bsl wln-Cc'ion and ice 70 Colt
3 x Lsthrop-Parm,iee & Rogers.
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W. .. RICHARDSON. NJ .. Asen,
my- INTERESTING TO THE AFFLIcrEp-rH,

M5- INTERESTING TO THE AFFLICTED-THE
proprietor Of ths Hunterian Dispensary No Division
-ee wishes the afflicted to that the celebra-
ted Or Hunters Red Drop is warranted in any
and all cases Of disease Of private nature Accompany
ing each vial treatise explaining eve
stage Of this fearful disorder that person with the
most limited education can understand Any person
buying this medicine will be attended until perfect
and lasting cure be made. which generally occupies
from three to eight days Price 81 per VIAL which
raned to cnre any matter how long standing
OF how deeply seated in the system, charge
Open at all hours and the Doctor always in attendance
Not be had north except 60 Green street. Albany The
only place throughout The great west where il can be
had is Louisville Ky of Dr. T. Johnston.
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90 UNION MEETlNG.-The Democratic Republi
can Electors Of ths city and county Of New York.
sble 70 an Union s this Democracy the coming contest
are requested 10 nsat In the Park "wednesday Alter.
noon the 7h inst at half o'clock respond to the
nomination of JOHN TYLER, in the only proper man.
nor consistent with Democratic principles thus placing
0d yto in elevated position before the people on
Uaon Ticket
BY ordsr Of the New York State Tyler Central Com.
mittesL EDMUND y. DERRY, Chairman.
GEO. MONTGOMERY
Vice Chairman.
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAe

90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
SNrARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAs prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
tahshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
ana highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur,
tying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
is confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
superior 70 any extract Of arsaparla at present before
ne public, and may be relied a certain remedy fo
e iiseases arising from impure stale Of the blood
snch az scrsua saltrhenm, ringwo, blotches or prn
PIES n'cers pain in the bones joints, uodes cutaneou
erupons, ucersted throat any disease arising
iron the secondary effects Of syphilis or njudicion
use oimsrcury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. ...... rs cents eac,
IN Cases Of half a-doxen Bottles 90 so
dozen 8 0o
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once Of the College, S6 Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON M. D., Agsn,
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Or SMYRNA OTTO OF ROSE. LUBIN AND
Gueriins Extracts, Pommades, &c at 81 Walker street
first store FROM Broadway.

W CDrSiiIUiivN..J- DrDil4iTY CugtD.--fhe
louc Mtsture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
fhaFsoacy Of the city OF New York, confidently re
commended for all cases ofdebhy produced hy secret
diligence Of any kind II is invaluable rene
tng on fssi iomstion1
slnse BOTTLES 81 eech case OF hall dozen sb care
tniy psesec ard sent to all rerts ofthe Union.
Office o the College Of Madeline and Pharmacy 70.
fss-su Trers. " n RlcWANDonM NJ y Agent
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TT + EAL VALENT TINE vOX
90 NCEKT HALL. Broadwry-For Thfea Nights ONLY
Oa Wednesday July 7,h Friday July 10Th and Monday
SIG GIUSEPPE VALENTINI,
Ths far famed Il,
VENETIAN VENTKIL LOQUIsT!
Whose powers IN the abov gf only the
Amateers but exceed all Po most
announce, to the hahnts of ew rk vicinity
hat he Iutends giving together with
S1s CON NiCO VALENTINE,
iofesor o new Instrument entirely constructed by him.
elf before he psoc in h. If the world
t.rrainuienr in the above room, el ed =
THE BR iWlN1-kOUN CONCERT OF VARIETY
0p which occasion
MISS KkA
from kngland will make her first Appearance
Admission Fifty Cens-Chiicrn under tweve years Of age
hA fpTi-r
Doors open hnpast 7o'cock performance commence
o'coct ciseiy.
Ticket Once open daily from halfrsst 10 halfpa,t
o'c ock
For particulsr see hand bills jig lwsrc
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rIrrs AND srocxs or COTTON al DArrs
1889, $40 2 s57 ,oir lss s7s


North NJ Oiher
G. Brifein. France. europe Ports. Total
This ysar, l,ls9b48 .6s' 81 81 $50 H., l3 7s9
Last yeat, 1855 y7s 33 no 393 68-7s i,s47,iss
Year previous s0i,alO 3so5s o7,sia 47,Ga1 832
The receipts thus far according the above table do
not quite reach 900 bales but have no doubt the
total receipts at all the depo of the country will
that amount trfe It is the general opinion throughout
cotton will yield greater quantity than before pro-
dsced In this country. Very few estimate the yield
less than 2, 800 900 bales.
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TJRE-F0 the OF primary secondary Syphilis,
and ~ affections produced - = Mudicous OF ne,
altel al other preparations for the sy
phihs is that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
-, .-r- the one IL is administers for The
wo.1s usesss ..-- - is. that il is
recommendation r~r
sztens,veiy prescribed by the medical fac ,Atv VIM,
seiy considered mercury the only tor those com
ys'nh so.d u single bottles, 81 each in of hall
W icn ofiee Of the College Of Medicine and pharre
cy - NASSAU street
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o. A cotton broker named Richard Richards
purchased several hundred bales Of cotton at New
Orleans recently credit and then went of for parts
unknown" II appears from the N Orleans
papers that Richards had received advances the cot
ton and shipped it Immediately for Liverpool
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Paexets 10 Arrive.


We shall esteem il favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
g ,bc sh;np,ng s ~ m. Par vh.oce hev a,ra me
Spoken their List Of their Cargo and any Fo-
eign Newspapers News may have RE will board
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondent
eams sbroad win also confer favor by sending 70 this
information Of kind will he thankfully received.
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~-.sengers Arrived.

Sr THoMAs-Bris tugeue-n.-~ '' Dassi ana william,
2 he steer re :, 40 :,
sAvANNAH-pnG Bald .ip-J Jac ssor and laa,, Wels
bnsg., Mrs ) Houg he'll Mrs r. tezmahaock AID ch.,
h-a1, q. Dor, stelson-3 i. The stee'ags
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Neg Bedford; Mail. Morley, Hartford; Hsass. Rsbi.soa
bsth; Mary ApgastA, Farusm. Z ALAS. -
,GnAmssroN, Ju,y 1-S~l,w. Tower. fom West Indies
sid ilrh u Allen. Wilson, NYork. N#r e
BAvArNAH. July liar Perseverance. Harding, Boston,
saith. aad l. B1ld~iu B.Iier NYork
MsHiLE Jsiy 7-Ar Ebsn Prebl-. ferk ns, NYo,k.
Ew ORLEsNs. July s=Ar PiiDt B,ksr Yea CIuz CID
M'o. hick IL epooi; Rarisn Adtms Br'stcI Com
hoa, Ro,,srt.m z. chr, Knsh, Aa,~eP; mel lAa.l
.h.,e s'ockhom; II Lawrence. Gnu, chui. kirss. n.
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", . RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agsa
BEWARE OF THE DEsTRoYER n

EEWARE OF THE DESTROYER Use the
proper medicine and you will be safe Mr. Hamburger
whose child was nearly killed by worms heard of Or
shtrman's Worm Lozcnges; he used one box The first
doze the child took brought away feet OF tape worm
and two or three doses restored the child to perfect health
lie hss since then recommended them 10 many nmes in
Beaver Meadow Pa the place Of his residence and
Knew them to fail IN single instance in producing the
desired effect Many ply sicians had attended his CHILD
and could not benefit it, could they tell what ajled
him. Go 10 DR. Shermans LOG Nassau street where Won
Will get the genuine article to his agent 227 Hudson
ings Philsde phia, and State street, Boston.
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BULLETIN OF THE VARIOUS EXCURSIONS Or
TIE SrEAMBUAT THOMAS SALMOND,
CAPT. WM Il. sHuLTz
GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

CAPT. WM Il. sHuLIL.
GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.
A1 AQ The above boat will 70 the Fishing
G9 Bar Ky on uEsDAYS WEDNESDAYS.
nonee. ping Tor pas,enge at Amos IT. A. Cam
street, s%; Laharne Ferry, Brooklyn Pike street, Sk
aad fie, No ~ r. sH touching At Fort Hamilton each
way allowing time to view the Foricst tons On returning
will lan1 1T the rbeye places Chimbcrmads will BE- in
attendance rand of m sic will accompany the boat daily
Lines viii BE- furas-d board small charge-bat gratis
EOTILiON PARTIES On FRIDAY EVENING".
The above boat will make an EScnnon win Parry the
Hudson East River down the Bay majority OF
cmpsny slrcton Friday Evening until farther
weather being favorabie iss Military and Coti lion
Band engaged The will b. umps ed and supplied
,ith the choicrit Refreshments OF all d. with
the uumhsr OF tickets Is limited to $50 and only e
VI rch nts Exchange We'll street. and ef tn subscriber
Tickets 81 u admit gentlemau and sdies. Th boat will
sve D-laasy street at Pie street 7k Pier No No
~, Csnsl strsr N; Amos s-rs mag At
" BNo tickets he had board The boat, per-
ssaIUTDAYs 81 Mays AND MONDAYS ExCUR.
siONs FOk SEA bA AIHlsG -rhe above boat will on
srrd,y AIT rno.ns leave amos street. s!2 Canal greet at
~. o ShiFss X Ry s.Hsyn 2. :. rAs
MOnDAYs vii ~ the norc'nE, isve Amos street, at sk
~; and Pier No. N H., 9k Aad IN the Afternoons
Amo. trest, at 2; Carsl street "a; Cahaue Ferry Brook
y c.sa,ax 10 foRr 6a%LT"N, BARN and CUNsi
isLA>D. when pcucaole; allowing time bahe, Of
oah,ng houses gratis Rs.pr ing will lind the san.
places Chanbesds in attendance Refrcshments board
Fare each way, l2k cents
jts ns'rc HENRYE. RIELL.
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quotations now current in this market !
American Manufactures,

There s not very large export demand in this market
ana very few packages have been shipped since the
inst There has been change in any description and
the only particular fact worthy OF notice the scarcity Of
printing cloths.
Annexed are the quotations OF factory stocks in
tonl now and two weeks ago -
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These returns show very great uniformity OF move
men For two years back the discount line Of the Bank
OF Kentucky and Branches has varied from the dnt
Of report to another than hundred thousand
dollars The crcu ation has nuctused from time TO time
very much and al the date OF the last report more
than three hundred thousand dollars greater than at any
time during the past three years On the other hand the
specie vault has increased nearly hundred per cent
The Bank, should Judge, was in very sound cosd
ton dividend Of 50 per share declared on the ls
instant =
Drv,psrDs or srocK IN THE BANK o. KENTUCKY, PArA
BLE 40 FOLLOWS: =:
Shares
In Philadelphia ct the Bank of North America,
10 New York. at the Bank Of America, II 500
At the Bank sf Kentucky. ,................. 1S an
Old certificates not yet renewed .......... l069
Total shares. ................. As2l
Amount appropriated to the payment of the div
Amount set apart to purchase stock issue by
schuylkill Bank, 90 900
$4,000
Deficiency for over.issue Of stock by schuylkill
stock fund reserved account Of overissue 205 $50
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When lovely woman stoops TO folly.
And finds upon her beaufeous face,
PimPles. freckles and eruptions,
That her features do Disgrace

Then lovely woman stoops to wisdom,
Aud her dear eyes bright light with hope
Purchases for fifty cents cake
jones' italian Chemical Soap.
SJ- THE POSITIVE. ACTUAL AND REAL quail.
ties of Jonsss Italian Chemical Soap ind reader
T 40 ass
burn, morphew old sores, salt rhen cry sipeas or
fact any disease Of the skinbut nina you want the
genuine Joness Soap produce the above effect be
yo buy It where else in this city but the sign the
American Eagle 50 Chatham street s2s Broadway and
Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia. Take care Of base
counterfeit-'tis either dangerous useless.
0s- CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IS
salve that has done Tor the relief of the human
race thai prescription OF any all the medical
men IN existence 1t combines and exhibits Eve
rin,c attribn viz: Entire control ones by fire.
repeS all Kinds OF Inflammation, extracts modification,
reeves all pains of even the worst burns bruises sores
&c almost instantly and heals, leaving No pay
fects IN all the following named complaints, viz
Burns, scads. Erysipelas,
Ulcers, Old Sores, Salt Rheum
Chilbains, Erupons, Rheumatism
Piles All chings, Ulcers, &c.
Let every fsmiy procure this great healing ointment
II has saved a and will prove blessing to all who use
It. Al q Courtlsndt street
~ SRiyaih. nAIl.s.L Alp.--Yhe naer,pers Of
TIE Nsw Yora College oi Medicine and Pharmacy in
tey. reserved IN their ef.rts suppress iuackery
cy lssveto state that their particular attention continues
\ be dscted % al diseases of private nature, and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
Ti,as o. Europe in the treatment OF those Diseases ,h
eau confidently offer 10 persons requiring medical aid al
priass not to be met with in any institution in s4i
country either public private. The OF tn,
togc IL such as to insure success in every case, and
oaliy different nom that cous practice Of running
tho constitution with mercury uni lcavins
dsease much worsethap the original One OF the
uers Of the College r many years connected with the
principal hospitals Of Europe, attends daily for consuja
upn from AM 10 o8PN.
Terms--Advics and medicine, ss A cure guaranteed
INFORMANT COUNTRY iNyALIps.-Peryons living fn
the country and not finding convenient to attend per,
sonaly have forwarded to them chest containing
~ medicines requisite to perform perfect cure o statina
thsr Case explicitly together with all symptoms, tims
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, IL sUx
III saclosing S. post paid, addressed to
w. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. d, Agert
OIace an Consulteg Of The College, % Nassss
ferf.
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Foreign I,npor,ations

LIvERPooL-S ip Hy Kne lana-l8T pkss w n ,rris- d,
", .evoori-is1 chs Moew 90 CO. 50 tons lark
s-tg d, Blucher Cothc ut-s3 bales Hant-5g c.sts,
y 4 ~ Wlilttts - -
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Business is very inactive in most Of the southern cities
The bulk of the crops having been received forward
ed the dali season has fairly set in The new crops BIZ
fair to be abundant and to come In early but prices
ruled so low this season that fear the immense sup
plies the new must produce will reduce the value
Of our principal staples below what has been yet
There appears to be large surplus Of breadsus in the
country now which must be wonderfully increased after
harvest in the face Of which, it will be impossible TO sus
tain high prices.
We annex our usual table, showing comparative quota
ons in this market for the principal stocks operated in
here Prices at this moment little lower than at the
date of our last table
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Prime bills are selling at oi per premium although
some drawers are very firm in demanding o. The are
very few cotton bills in the market The rates 81 the
South still rule very high.
RATES THE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN CrrIrs
:, Sterling. France. Mp sight NY6odas
Charleston. Iune "a, 7,sas 52s "a X dis X,ixd
Savannah Jros Ys,s aa ,S.,,H Nominal 500. ri a.
Mobile. June 10. 7k,s $50 ss,ss IA tpm T,i ds
y. ohs. Jase IS. sks.< sas $50 X, Xsm q xds
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cy- VELPEAU'S sPECIFlC PILLS FOR THE CURp
OF toncrrhoa elect and all mocnpurnlent discharges
iron the rethra These pills prepared by the New Yor
college OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for ths
speedy and eifectual remedy for the above Complaints
hry are guaranteed to recent cases in from hre.
)hysdays, and possess greater power obstinate
and chronic yse than any other
at rres nj known removing the disease without oonfu
en- hom business ainting the breath disagreeina
WIN the stomach Price ST per boz.
Sold 4 the Once Of the College c Pharmacy and la
dieine, % Nassau street. - =
W. g. RICHARDSON NJ o. avsn,
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WM. FaAscIs, Secretary.

G7- SARATOGA SeRINGS-LADIrsHAIRD DRESS
ING-Ladies visiting the Springs respectfully in
formed thet VIM Dihblce from 27 Broadway, New York.
s in attendance ws upon those who desirous
OF having their heads dressed The book s kept the
store OF Messrs Akn Miller, east side of Broadway
opposite the American Hotel. Saratoga
WILLIAM DIBBI.FF