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.ces e2s 200 $40 1865 SAT $50. 3sl 23t.327
,4ei All 32) 33i /, 9o3, GOT 2.3l9.72o 1863, 800


before, 8s0,90l 367.246 l33<.318 l,6S3.369 ls.3S
The stocks In the interior towns up TO the latest dates
Tar heard from amount TO about $1,000 bales max
ing the total amount OF the stock hand 264 Dat bales
1t will be observed that the total receipts for the
within little forty three thousand bales Of
being millions The receipts before the close of the
will without doubt exceed two million bales re-
ports from the south, giving the most uniav0rable
counts OF the growing crop plenty enough but we
have little faith in the truth of their We
informed by the very best authority that soil has
been devoted to the culture this year than
before The season thus far has been unusually fsvora
BILE and have doubt should the weather continue
good that the crop will yield pounds cotton
than have ever before been raised Manufacturers and
spectators are apt place too much confidence in
| emanate or for what purpoAe they are got up.
We annex quotations now current, compared with
prior to the departure OF the last packet
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g5- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAR
SAFARlLLA GENTIAN AND SARSAFkAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
ablished for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
yng qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
"a confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior to any extract OF Srsapars at present before
the public, and may be relied a certain remedy 10,
all diseases arising from impure stse of the blood
such as scroiu'a sarheum rngworm, blotches or pin
PIES ulcers pain the bones joints nodes cutaneou
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis or injudciou,
use Oh mercury.
sold in single Bottles, at ......... 10 cents each
" in Cases of hsfa-dozen Bottles, 50 so
" 8" one dozen " 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union
~ BA very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, 50 Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
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A. BANCKER, 0 Bowery

% CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Ie
ny every family who luanted With it's yir es al.
ways after kept in the house II has such perfect contr
over pain from burns soalds flesh bruises and will save
Ute in every case If the vtas undestroyed and heal
without leaving scar No this save an
outward ache alng without receiving benefit To be
found genuine only at No. II CORTLAND street.
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Cotton Trade.

The cotton markets OF this country in very inac
tive depressed state. The crop nearly all ia the
market and the stae OF prices such TO forbid
lions TO any Should further decline take place
on the Other eide, Spectators IN markets would
doubt urge OH their stocks and submit TO whatever loss
may be the result. We the shipments, receipts
and stocks OF this staple at the latest dates.
EXPORTS OF Corros TIA UsiTsD STATS sac
tkPrkMBEh
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Provision Market.

Nothing worthy of note respecting the different meet
markets or shops this week The extreme heat
but small sales
Fish plenty and at reasonable prices This ought
for regular or standing dsh for least
one day in the week
;Vegetsbles Of all kinds including tomatoes abundant
The black red and white raspberry has taken the place
of the strawberry, and they very plenty, with the
usual variety of other fruit
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CoTroN-The sales to-day amounted 10 about 400 bales
principally TO spnDeTs without alteration in prices
HAr-Common qualities North River bale sell in small
lots AT 80 sic The demand is very limited compared
with The receipts and tho stock is slightly increasing
WHsKsr-Drudge casks are head Mt 23c, western and
prison barrels at SO 23lc
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o. CUTANEOUs AFFECTIONS. SALT RHUEM,
upon the face and all erupops and diseases arising
from impure OF the blood may be cured by the
of Comsocks Sarsapsrills, the trining cost Of
% cents per bottle 81 per dozen There no Extract
of sarsaParllla which equal ,hisit IN highly
concentrated than any other preparation power
ful Alternative to the system expeng from the blood all
its unhealthy particles and morbid humorsit gives tone
to the stomach and strength the bowels promotes dges
ton, and leaves the bowels IN costve state Sold
at Il Courtlandt street.
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O. HINT TO THE LADIES The desire OF
pleasing is OF course predominant in the female breast
and that ladys position indeed envable who
ceeds in establishing such reputation for beauty ia
make her the observed OF all Observers And yet how
few there who naturally entitled to take rank with
the fair Rosamond Catharne de Medecis. The bust
may be equally good--the stature equally commanding
the neck equally swan lkeor the eye equally brilliant
but what all those charms unless to them super
added the enhancing beauty OF clear and transpa
skin 1t is related Of fair RosamOnd that the clear
of her complexion Especially about the throa was
such that the of the ruby wine" might be di,
tnctly traced through the transparent windppe Now
Dr. Gouraud will undertake to convert every dark
skinned lady into fair Rosamond but he does most posi-
lively that free Of his Italian Medcated Soap
will produce the nearest approach to that divine clear
ness which is possible for science to produce
Indeed its are so wondrous as to appear almost
'ssl on its application pimpes, erupons ffsckies
sun Be particularly carefnI purchase onlv of DR.
Gouraud, at 81 Walker street first store from Broadway
view Of deprving him of portion of the welearned
profits due to his fame.
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M arr1eh,

On Thursday evening. 9th inst. by the Rev Mr. Ls-
win ELIAS MARKgss to Mrs ROSETTA WINTER, daughter
OF NJ. T Friedlsender, deceased 90 Richmond (vs)
papers will please copy.
On Thursday evening, 9th inst by the Rev D. Bella
my Mr. + HENRY Co.'s, TO Miss SARAH NJ s,nrLL, all Of
his
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90 NEW ERA IN HAIR OIL-Upon an Entire
New Principle -DETTERER'S Magical Oil, Tor promo
ting the gro sth beauty and lusrs OF the HairThe pc
cular properties OF this splendid oil renders necessary
appendage every ladys toilet Unlike any other oils
for the hair, may be applied to any extent in large
small quantities. and will not soil the finest ladies' or
genemen hats in the least but only gives to the hair
if any lady who shall hereafter thus OIL does not find
it So will return their money Only at 81 CORTLAND
street
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SO CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--The
ronc MIXTURE prepared by the College of Medicine
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all ofdebty produced by IN
iugence excess of any kind II is invaluable
iy TOR Impotence seriity barrennes unless depend
ing NAL formation.)
Single hotties 81 each OF half dozen %;
tally packed and sent to all parts fthe Union.
Office OF ths College of Medicine and Pharmacy %.
Nesseu dTnot. WIS RICHARDSON NJ. d Agent
10 ARE YOU SUFFERING WITH THE PILES
Hays Linment is a certain remedy, at 81 CORTLAND
arr
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State Of Trade.

Asus-Pots remain without the least alteration We
tll quote 81 ls3 25 Pearls very duh, but firm
At 81 80.
ByrswAI-P Prime northern yellow Is in very fair de.
nand at 29I 3Oc. The wants are principally for eN
port
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Domestic bills the north have not changed within
the dates given but bills in New Orleans London have
advanced about per cent.
The annexed table of comparative quotations for the
principal stocks operated in in this Market presents
slight decline from prices the 18th inst.
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New Stock Exchange.

SALES or srocgs BosroN, June 2-bl shares Boston
and Maine Railroad I0ai so Western Railroad II 9
Cortland and saco Railroad ss % Reading Railroad 2f
200 do do 24l % do do IA 100 do do DIS 24t %
10 do 2Al 100 do do 10 ds "a % do Long Island Rail
rood -al "a do do 7S
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ma vELpEAUps sPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE

me- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of ionorrhaa Gleet and all mocupurnent discharges
from rethra These pills prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and eiectua remedy for the above complaints
they guaranteed to recent in from three
five days, and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without eonfne
ment from business, tainting the breath disagreeing
WIN the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold ut the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me
dicine % Nassau street.
W. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. d. Agent
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a0t- PRIVATE MEDICAL AIp.-The members Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy IN
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their Efforts to "suppress quackery,
beg leave state that their particular attention continues
Ia be directed all diseases OF private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls OF Europe in the treatment OF those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad
vanages not to be met with in any institution n this
country, either public private The treatment OF the
College IL such to insure SUCCESS in every and is
oally different fiom that practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI IN most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
principal hospitals olturope attends daily for consulta
ton from q AM. to PM.
Terms Advice and medicine, So cure guaranteed
IaPoKTAnr TO COUNTRY iNvALIDs.--Pers0ns living IL
country and not finding convenient TO attend per
sonaliy have forwarded to them chest Containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms, Tins o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, 4
nd losing sb post paid, addressed 10
W. =. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Asons
Once and Consulting rooms OF tho College, aS NASSAU
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MARITIME HERALD
Sailing Days OF the steam shlps.
ship Masters ana Agents.

W. shall favor II Captains OF Vessels will give
Commodore RosgRI SLvsy. Of our News Fleet Report
II the shipping left at the Po whence they sailed he Vesses
spoken their passage List OF their CARGO. and Fo-
eign Newspaper, or News have will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspon ens
abroad will also confer favor BY sending to this
flee all the Marine INTEL gence they obtain Nautical
nf nv lind " he thankl nllN received
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W. s. RICHARDSON, Nj D., agent

10 PRICES OF BEEF AND KNAPP's ENTIRE
1t has often been said that backing was backing, and
whence the difference OF price-why ask much more
for yoursl We cOncede the fact and say that beef beet
worth to % cents per ID also that horses horses
worth S. $500 and those that cheap beef hor
SEES will find plenty in the market but those who wan,
the most splendid backing the world saw, must pay
in proportion to the quality and if not found worth the
money, return the at For sale at No las
Broadway, and 400 Bowery, corner 18th street.
SOrders from merch ants, grocers or families viii
receive direct attention The finest qualities Of blacl
and blue ink for sale above.
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DS- ElCORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE the cure of primary secondary Syphilis
and all affections produced by injudcious Of
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
alter alive all other preparations for the OF
phs is that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave a much
disease than the il is adnnis cred for. The
best recommendation give OF it is that it is now
extensively prescribed by the medical uly who for
mely consideaed mercury the only for those
plants Solo, in single bottles, 81 each in of hal
dozen S. carefully packed and sent to a parts of the
Union. Once of the College of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 95 Nassau street.
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AmnuaenneOtg.

NBLo's GARDEN.--A IRENE ndously attractive
bill is announced for tonight. Mitchell and Hol-
land with the whole company, appear in three excellent
pieces and La Polka is to be danced by MIR. Wells and
Miss Taylor All the forces Of this establishment
gagged in immense preparations making for the produc
ton of the grand ballet Madle. Desjardins Martini
KorPonay les demoselles Vallee, and Mons Derre and
Wells rehearsing daily Painters, cOstumers, ma
chinsts and decorative artists without number
ploy ed, that may look forward to something gor.
geousy magnificent,
The CASTLE GARDEN is, of all cheerful and re-
vivng spots after the fatigues OF sury day. the
attractive and inviting The beautiful marine view,
the glitterng the ripping and the fan
ming OF the cool and gentle cir heget feeling of uxu-
ous happiness to be found where else. In addition
this have elegant Spaniards of amazing talent and
Monday two OF the popular Herculeans from Paris
Lboalty deserves reward and surely meets here for
crowds OF elegance and fashion adorn this place.
o. The greatest living stage actors are the won
derful Infant Sisters now al the American Museum
Yesterday they appeared for the third time before
crowded and delighted audience, who testified their
thusasm by loud and repeated cheers These prodges
appear again to-day at 81 and p NJ assisted by the
Orpheans Great Western Giants, and others. To-day
being Saturday rare chance and none should neglect
II.
A performance takes place this afternoon at the
New York Museum, commencing at o'clock,
which in point Of excellence and extent we defy any
place Of amusement in the city to surpass it. The Dwarf
Giantess and dozen performers, including Winche
Mons. and Madame Checkin Miss Cline. MISC Barton
Mr. H. Conover, Master Barton and Mr. w Conover ap
addition to which the Poker dance will be- introduced
The Dwarf leaves after next week. make hay while
the shines Great preparations making for the 4h
| OHIO RIVER. AT Wheeling, on Monday, there
feet of water in the channel At Pittsburgh
/ Hal f..k ..,,kar . 49,.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
y, Hicks. Bunker. May 81
New Yok, Z opper Jube
LivtrrooI, Eldrdge. June 6
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Toroeto Griswold. June
Westminster, Hovey, June II
fhoM HAvky.
Argo, Anthony. May 2.
Francis lat, Aibsworth. June I
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Q9- POUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADICATING SU
perfnous hair from any part of the human body Always
tested before buying Proof positive this and no mistake
Directions French and English accompany each bottle
81 Walker first store from Broad way
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City Intelllgence.

JUNE 2S.-THh MAYOR, ALDERMAN CozxErs AND the
NEWLY APPOINTED CLERK OF THE PoLIcE, Mr. Stewart
While the above three personages, with two other
police unctonares we've returning down Broadway last
ugh at 10 o'clock, alter the Concern at the Tabernacle
they heard noise the of Reade street. called
the Haeck House. and going IN found two fight
whom they arrested and while they taking them
personsand after blow given 10 Alderman Cczzens
and Mr. Stewart being badly hurt the prisoners
cued The Mayor made his escape with his other friends
and the matter so ends.
RIors &c-This morning large assembsge of persons
met at the of Broadway where building is being
erected by exAssant Alderman Pettgrew, by contract
The had struck for higher wagesS rs day being
allowed them for horse and and self labor and
others in and offered to do the work for 81 So This
they resisted and tour Of them arrested, whose
names are Thomas McIllwar, Barney NlcQuade, John
Wellington and John Crossen, all Of whom was held to
bail to answer.
GRAND LAnoENY Nicholas schnspp, waiter at Mr.
Jacob HeImans house in Thirteenth street. about the
18th of the month"; stole gold watch chain bracelet and
also $40 bank bills, from his The property is
valued Sl4O He has been arrested and fully committed
! at the Upper Police.
ANorHrR-William McDermot, stole 500 in gold coin
St3 in silver, and S2o in bank notes from Bartholomew
Soanlon, of Prospect Hall, Yorkville Two were en-
gagged in the robbery but McDermot being pursued he
fell and sos o, the money tumbled out OF his pocket
A Rowpy.-Abra' am Barnett, a rowdy was arrested
and fined SIS and So costs for breaking in the windows
Jane M Losee, No 1888 Prince street He could not pay
| it, and was, therefore, locked up
| GENERAL scorr RoBsrp-While General w. Scott was
coming down the North river yesterday his pocket was
pckedo of $40 He board the steamer Troy, ant
| four named George Potter James Wilson, Charles
Hubbard and John Rock have been arrested for beinu
concerned the robbery Part and the principal Of thu
Generals money was in gold, and large amount wa
found on Rock They are all temporarily committed
ed to hold an inquest the corner of Avenue and 2t
street John McGrath child II months old, who fe
from window about ten days since and died last nigh
| from the injuries.
DROWNED WHILE BArHrNo.-Also, on the body of
blacksmith named Robert Ross, aged 90 who was drown
ed last evening, at the foot OF 7th street. while bathing
No other inquests held.
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Foi1T De NEW YORK., june 30.


u
~ .TTts.s J 81 ia
Cleared.
Shps Isabsa Briggs LIVERPOOL; fssteils NeKss. Maya
Al.op Cbanucey .Briss hctiye tsw BsT s,spn.
IN w atr ha'lc, George Bull lev,
VI p, E,urey ihiIsaelph,a B,dger Peek -sths Ellen
refhn Fens ey, svsl. pstailo trrrti Go9dsi hi;-
LII, 4 PaG v'ooduf. Re Ia de- Var Rauda !. do n ',
Il, .ad, h CO, Cb,ptslI sawyer D.. Ino, NItken'n.
s o. d.. vi hmnnd Gu hD s0 New lrdlora, y VI LsorMdi
GO msr.os New lave B,dgsr Peek.
Arrived.
I. 4 .hip PEBBLE Commander tretlon, IN
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OHIO RvER.--At Wheeling, on Monday, there
feet of water in the channel At Pittsburgh
Tuesday the river had nine feet OF water in the chan
nel-rsing.
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Quotations FOR SPECIE.

u.
Per cent. 1dine.
Am Gold old JOG alO6g Carolus dollars$I O6 OF
Do do, new. 100 aO0& Five francs. g3ga0 "a
Half dollars. par a001 Doubloons 10 30 alG so
Portuguese gold 100 aOOf DO patriot IS 90 ale 90
Spanish dollars .l033aO4 Sovercigns. 50 a 4 81
Do quarters. 80 al0O Do light 81 a IS
Mexican dollars. .lOOtalOOi Heavy guineas ~ a -
Do quarters. ~ aiO0 Napoleons. SO a IS
The high rates maintained for foreign exchange in this
and the southern markets. must exert wonderful nhu
the foreign trade OF the country and tend
duce the extent Of fall importaons Specie go
forward to regulate the balance of trade stands
even should the importaons be greatly reduced for the
future
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o. CLEAR YOUR HOUSES OF REACHES AND
BED BUGSAn article for this purpose may be had II
which the hair in any place where may be ap-
piled.
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Halifax.
Correspondence Of the Herald


| Correspondence Of the Herald
HALIFAX. June 20, 1874.
| Editors IN and out of Trouble
| You will perceive by this mornings papers that
the editor of one of them has been completely ex
onerated from the late foul charge of having caused
the death of Ellen Murphy, by poison, notwth.
standing host of political and personal enemies
were anxious to make it appear otherwise.
am also happy TO inform you that Nugent, the
late proprietor of the Nova Scotian, was liberated
on Sunday evening last, having served five out of
twelve months IMPRISONMENT, for libel, Some do
nestle affiiction in his family was the cause of
this indulgence, which has given great satisfaction
| to all parties.
Both these young men have received severe
lesson tor their imprudence, and II as to be hoped
that they will profit thereby.
MoRK ABOUT Gov DoRR.--Thc trial and SEN
tenceOf Gov. Dorr will be looked upon as the most
remarkably probably that ever took place in this
country To throw all the light we can upon the
matter we give the annexed.
From Providence Journal June OIL
On the Goth day Of June, lsl2 Thomas w. Dorr enter
cd Chepachet and took command Of the smpment on
Acoes Till. On the Goth day of June 1874 Just two
years afterwards he was sentenced TO the penenary
lie What strange events changes been crowd
ed INTO that space OF two years How many dreams have
vanished, how many hopes have been destroy ed how
many plans have been overturned Where now the
fourteen hundred men who pledged themselves to stand
ny him to the last drop OF their blood Where the
men who urged him on to treason and rebellion little as
he needed urging Where are the men who defended
his principles but who shrunk from sharing his danger
NEwPoHr June 49, lS44 "A petition has been presented
to the Senate signed by Sullivan Dorr praying that the
General Assembly would liberate his son. Thomas W.
Dorr or If hat could not be done, that the punishment
might be committed to Imprisonment in the county Jail In
the county OF Newport instead OF the State Prison The
petition was laid on the table
THE BLACK ART.--If any of our discerning pub
lie are curious TO get glance into the hidden
| r. + A 4
Olympic" where Sutton is nightly performing
his modern miracles. The dexterity Of his feats
are trfe too much for the comprehension of the
learned, and the most orthodox are hardly PROOF
against the impression conveyed by his command
| over the elements, that there is something more
| nan human in the agency. Sutton is a man OF
great proficiency IN this occult profession.
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L ; ship Preb'e Commander sr'tlo0' M