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70 their own manufactures that offered the Germans
The existence Of the numerous treaties between the
United States and other nations Of the world win prevent
the formation ofany treaty Of reciprocity with any single
nation that may wish to meet this country fair and
equal terms The tariff Of has been altered from
time to me any particular clause has been discovered
conflicting with any existing treaty and any approach to
more liberal construction Of our tariff with the intent OF
favorng particular nation cannot be carried through
unless acts with equal advantage to all We must open
ports to the entry Of any particular manufacture
any particular production to every nation manufacturing
producing that article equal terms be they pro-
hbitory otherwise In consequence of the great over
sight exhibited in forming treaties between this other
Countries we have been compelled to abandon many
very extensive markets for manufactures and to ad
here to policy totally opposite from that which many
interests of the country require.
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Foreign ImDOrtatiOns.

LiyEnrooL-ship United d'states-lOo tons coal Kermit
a. iva Van ea Aawspp es
fs Was Hf1s o ph svsT wf css
ssnS eos 81. Rsoa
stsd-2 Is Fe5guseni csk Hubbard cs w Parsons
asS s,S S5 s;%ss: s. . $;. ffs
ssf 3seh:'P
do SI Gsoy sG Grips ysuns sU smS MG A.
fasa y
,.f SS ' sasy 81 ss;; rs
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AN ssiSj Ssssy-I 8 Rs$ CO fsssssss e i
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sas m iS sse # Ss a,sa ys9
bes? a,:s sss PE Tsss
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Beer ay-sdo bale Iammis cons DO Loekhsri, hart
fssPg Sog DO oo Enc PEelPs p Dc Ballard sp
hSn hs'. sSs ,so DO Stone Stokes Gilbert
ca, sG" n 4 *, sm ;TFsI
SsySod bales % es nsIis sco@.s es Mlehei
ssSd s s.i Ba $ Fhgf ao 90
oakley sas Sa Gn H.s g ose 4 P1GG Res SIohe
s'5s1y 90 g sg g d
shsss Sa Sels' 9. Bsco e
a nfs e s \ f to ed bh
Ssss Il do sugar "a M Lqd7i do q hhds molas;s ony
do hhds rum ] w Archibald.
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sshr Wave, Miller, days from Chnco,eague with corn to
NJ sehr Olivia Bolsn from Newbe NC. with naval stores 10
Schr Emma, Cole from Baltimore with eot,on 10 Ioh,so,
& Lowden. ~ o''o"' " 'ohhSon
S's' WIN No'"' W W"
sehr Walter Merchant, Demng, from Baltimore with mdse,
sehr George franklin Nelson, from Chenystone with co
schr Banner Woosey, DAYS from Philadelphia with coal
20 master 9th INST on the Delaware Cape saw brig having
Capes. s"'e - y" ' ''' ''e
Schr Henry Brown, Lingo Philadelphia coal.
schr Mary Ann, Bird, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Fidelity, Chambers, York River.
schr Adaline Rosina, Foster Machias lumber
Schr Jasper, Rich. Machias, lumber
Schr Cypress. Sawyer, Machias, lumber.
Steamer Seneca, Francis 20 hours from Hartford mde
Below.
One brig, unknown. Wind SW
Sailed.
Ships Indiana and South Carolina, New Orleans bgs Al
Dion antwerp; Catarna Cadiz Caroline Hoyt Charleston
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PoIlr OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 30.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Barque Prccosa (Dansh) Kerr Hamburg, Schmidt & Bal
Owen, Gonases De Pey.ter < Whlimssh Exile trr) Card
Demerara IT, Wnnet; j. d. Noyes, Liitefed. ST. Marks n.
y. llurbut CO; Savannah, Dixon, Savannah; Hiram (B)
Jones Belfast, Bache McEyers-Schrs Helen Newell Gena-
n: l.. McCeady x Coz; Washington Sayted, Philadelphia,
w. j. Mckee; Richmond Cushman, New Bedford.
Arrived.
Packet ship United States Bon from Liverpool. July 27,
with mde, 70 X. Kermit.
sues. B}s Wsp" Z days ST sons ya S ss
nus, Of Hapswe bound TO Portland.
Baque I4cla, Babbage from 81 Kits 81 Crox wv: E) and
~ days from ST. Thomas in ballast to A. Hubbard Co. sid
in from St Kits, with schr Laura for Mausana Schr
vessels. The day before Capt Babhage sailed from S Kits
there hurricanethere British rigs
ia port At the time Of which parted both chains put to
and rived st Thomas leaving her captain shorcthe
other brig parted one chain cable and brought az by the other
anchor within cables length of the rocks When Capt Is.
came out the schr Laura had dragged her anchors shore
pub snccseded ~ getting them again aud put 10 sea- .
nns b9pa Williams 10 days from Port au Piatt with coi-
Bng Sterling Hamilton, days from Savannah with cotton,
Brig Exact, Johnson days from sayannah with cotton to
Surges Cieanan n casks G0odhue Coz 2O5 bales cot
Brig Moon, Knudson, days from Charleston with cotton
and rice, TO Dunham Dnon.
Brig Geosgana Bedell days from Philadelphia with mdse,
schr Montgomery Kelly Is days from Port an Prince with
oj tons logwood S3Ub to A. g. Rossee Go; bags coffee
M Caanna Brown cook died the passage Of fever.
senr osrIrnsrs son, .rabtree days from Newbern NC
scr Perseverance, Lewis, days from Newben, NC. with
schr Baltimore, Wosam, days from Baltimore with mdse.
schr Henrietta, Chopper. days from Chncoteague with
corn, TO b. N. Fox.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. &c {; Tu1TTLEs, !11a Z, A. Aus.ie9ssr. s4s%

A. py q lIna TuITnTahEs, hustlc9eer. a. sFT
HARDWARE AUCTION, GENERAL AGENCY coMsIssIos
Merchants Exchange Auction Room No. % Pau Of
Gold street.
FRIDAY, August 30,
NINTH FALL TRADE HARDW Sale this season
On credit of for approved endorsed for Of
500 and upward3O0 packages fresh imported Birmingham
and Sheffield Hardware and Cutlery French German and Anne
Wig Bright Trace Chains sadirons, Frying Pans Patent
Tea Kettles and Saucepan Sd and 0d fine drawn Wrought
Trunk Till and Padocks, Knob Locks, BUT Hinges Square
Bolts, Norfolk Latehes Plate and Knob Locks Sash Rollers
Gates Ship scrapers fancy Bellows Woodscrew. Files and
kasp Tea Trays and Walters Brass Sockets and Balls Stubs
and Plates Pew Door Butts Escucheon Bed Keys and Screws
Also 100 dozen Knives and Forks Of every description Just
landed, consisting OF stag buck, bone tip sham &c.
Also 200 doze, superior Pocket Cutlery viz 2. and
pse ae aAS hsve pearl stag and bS four blade sonss
Also 1000 dozen Scissors, in lots to suit purchasers
Also ooo cards Turner's Hunts Wostenhoms and other fine
Also 20 boxes Coffee Mills assorted sizes
Also Sckands covered and uncovered Coffee Mills, Pei
chefs Seine Twine Scotch Spring and Carpenters imitation
Knob Locks Long Lache Curry Combs Padocks Brass Can
deiticks butcher Cooper and Carpenters Adzes Auge
Broad Butts American and French Letter Paper German Sill
ca and Table Spoons brass and white lined Talor
Ihimbles, Anger Bits Plane Irons, &c.
assorted.
Also AZ invoice fine and mddng quality English Guns.
Also cases Steel for Of whom il NAV concern
Also, multum in parvo, gilt Watches to wind, Looking
Glasses, &c.
Also casks sadrons 20 boxes Hndostan Oil Stone 10
Also German Staple and Fancy Goods. a30 it.se
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State or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue in moderate demand. We quote
81 49, Pearls are very steady at 81 433 a $3.50
BREApsrurFs- Genesee Flour 50 ls3 a 50 2b Ohio 81
l2t S437a Northern Corn so cents; Southern IS 47I
cents.
CoTToS-The market to-day exhibited the same general
features and was fully supplied by holders Who in a
few instances receded TO effect sses The total transac-
tions amount to about 1900 bales
HAY-There ia very limited demand both for export
and home consumption. Prime qualities sell at ~ a 46c
Common qualities are held at 50 3sc The receipts cen.
tinue qaite large.
SuGARs-Prices were quite frm with very moderate
demand for all descriptions. We notice small of Gu
IA ut 6t 6sc Porto Rico Ct &c. st. Croix IT TIC
Brown Havana 81 7c
WnIsKEy-Drudge casks firm at 24c. Western bar
rels are steady at 2llc. and in very fair demand.
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oq- PRlvATE MEDICAL AID.-Tns msmusrs oi
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy IN
returning the public thanks for the liberal support tkey
have received in ther efforts TO suppress iaackery
beg eaveto state that their particular attention continues
to be directed to all diseases private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls OF Europe IN the treatment Of those hey
can confidently otter to persons requiring medical aid al
vntages not TO be met with in any institution in
country either public or private. The eatnent OF thu
College Is such a. to insure In very case and
totay different nom that oerniclous practice running
sns constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One ofthe mem
oers Of the College or many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofEurope attends daily consulta
ton from gAM to PM.
Terms-Advlcs and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
. inPoRrArr TO CoUrrRv irvALIDs-PeIsons living IL
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sonaily have forwarded to them chest ne
oil medicines requisite to perform perfect cure py stating
their case explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
nd enclosing st, post paid, addresscdto to
W. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
strsst
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Decrease lbs. 7,257o3o Decse expd 1884, lbs 7257 $3.50
The greatest falling off in the expectation the
Hanse towns, which amounted to more than seven mil
lions Of lbs in sx months. The ehina market has in
creased for this article The cxpors to the United States
have fallen off than fifty per cent. The immense
exports to this country from Great Britain have been
confined to cotton threads cords, calcoes plain and
printed hosiery, laces and shaws Oar manufacturers
supply the home demand for yarn, to very great exten
The Germansare striving to do without the yarns Of
Great Britain The treaty recently perfected by the
sentaves Of the United States nd the Zo vereD would
have opened very great market for yarns manufactured
in this country, but government could ratiy the
treaty in consequences of the existing treaties with Great
Brianand other nations spuatng that equal favors and
privileges should be extended to ALL The manufac urers
of Great Britain claimed the priv veges the Zollvere
in treaty would have extended to the Germans The 90
verdment rested during
the negotiations between Mr. Wheaton and the Prusssn
Minister knowing that equal benefits must be extended
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A CARD.
A CARD.
A ID v / G. f IN DISEA Asses
DECULIAR the circumstance sympsthes and formation
L of Females, by DIR. STEPHENS,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London,
ana lms msrc kVarra N.rL

ADvICE IN EASES
e the crcams'apss ne sy%p,shss a9d formation
Me%Ss o the Royal College o Surgeons. London
au3o lm*rc II Warren street, New York.
EMINENT SUCCESS IN TIE TREATMENT OF
pY DIR. .YONDERSMlTH. l6i Greenwich street, New
York Upwards OF twenty patients laborng under these at
clans were recommended make trial Of Dr. VIZ skill This
occurred during the last month"; and in this brief period lie has
lion Of bis celebrated Indian Cough Balm and Lung Bsam me-
d,clnes which stand proudly pnernnent IN the Of all dis
Read following honest certificate d The Simple but grateful
sngpase Of completely cured invalid and duly se;ted be-
De yoNprgsMIrH--
give you my certificate with the greatest of pleasure now
think enjoyed good health did years ago have
been under the treatment OF dozen physcens in New York
gave %e no relief They al said my lungs and liver d
eased Seven o'clock p the morning would commence cough
ng and cough for two hours, woud raise, during those
hours gill Of matter had great difficulty y breathing. have
skcs!onbeore was taken sick weighed 40 pounds Since
accident my husband saw one q Dr. vonders%Ss ps
ents, who spoke very highly oi him and recommended
Vondersmith he said he could After his mcd
cine three days commenced splitting quart Of This
day; the raised in large cakes thought piece
q my lungs Every said could BE- cured Thank God
Dr. Nondersmith cured me perfectly sound
MRS. BUcKwALTER,
State OF New York City and County Of New York ss-
Beoamin B9ekwaer dgy sworn dcr2se; and that he
named Mrs Buckwae whose name subscribed to the above
letter, and that he knows Of his knowledge that the
"S s' contained ~ e sad bESJaMS @ s &c sT #
Sworn before me this 10Th day Of Jply lss !, ,,.n
Mayor Of The cy Of New York.
ppand and sold only by pr Vondersmh, sole proprietor
l6l Greenwich NJ " Call upon the Mayor and see f il
true an3o 6tcod.ec
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

DENENOLENl ASSOClA1lON.
A3 - From the numerous applications made TO the
@-in participating III the enjoyment Of the Excur-
FONT, the 10th ns they respectfully inform
their friends and The public generally hs, they have again
command Of the popular Captain Iuesde for second Grand
Excursion up the Hudson West Point and Newburgh
FRIDAY 30th instant thereby giving chance Of
leisure the fariaed aud romantic Scenery OF tins noble
River.
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated Mr.
Parker has generously volunteered lead the Cotons
Mr. Isaac Edge Jr the Prince of Pyrotechns has also
kindly promised furnish for the occasion OF his
brilliant Fireworks.
Dinner provided ON board
The Boat vii leave Csharne Ferry Brooklyn, o'clock
AMI Catharine Market Slip 9; Barclay 0a; Canal
il deemed almost acquaint the kind patrons
Of the Thistle Benevolent Association that the proceeds
applied ndscrimilately 70 worthy objects Of charity
JAMES CURR, President. Corner Canal and Hudson.
GEO. HARRISON, Treasurer. Northern Hote
JAS. ViRTUE,... 80. Cor 18Th st. and sth avenue.
JAS. EspiE,: Foot Of 2ist street, East River.
Snsi idn iii John se,i as Dsookyn s,,l
WhaLuEKi LltGnAT' ii,. Hudson SIRE,
=: D. WAlslElL,... W Hudson stret
6LlREMuGH 2oo Broadway.
JJ3hMf J3Mfs sAAARhIRNl AAAARhIRNls orsSsm @9s55apds Hes s
RoBERT MARsiiALI. .....'. 49," ssI B1oadwsy %
JOHN PATTERSON, 80. g3 Greenwich Avenue.
WM ARMSTRONG. Corner Of 18th st and 10Th Ave
alc n Shif, NO. John street
join MARTIS Conner Bfoome and linton streets
ftIris hcLosk f,,.. ,...... Sm Hudson street
In consequence Of alterations about be made
NEW JERSEY will take her place the above day.
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-.
Anglers visiting the city viii find At our establish

STRANGERS visiting the city will find At establishment,
- Nos $50 and $50 Broadway beyond comparison the
elegant and extensive wholesale aud retail Of
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
this side the Atlantic which take pleasure in showing,
engage sell prices low (saying cas) those OF
other house.
Our present stock Of Fancy Stationery Umbs parasols
and sun Shades Gloves Riding Whips Fans Card Cases and
Tablets Desks Dressing Cases and Fancy Boxes Purses Per.
umery Fancy Porcelain and Glass Gilt Steel and Mourning
Jewery and indeed Of every thing accustomed to i'm
port is As complete and perfect can be desired.
full catalogue has been published and may be had
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG X ELLIS.
au2D lmeodrc
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MAYAcuEz P. r., Aug 1--we have been obliged to
laton lately adopted which subjects all vessels from ports
north OF New York to day, and all south OF it. four
days. and those having bills OF health from four to
twenty-five days at the pleasure Of the authorities Blu
sness very dull here and sugars to be had cargo
and those Of good quality be had at any price
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SAvAHNAHBrig Sterling-29 bles cotton Chadwick r
Bostonl0 bales leather Bukley Brook39 do Da-
yis-i3do Shubal Hutchins5 do Rogers-7 hhds mds
VIM Young.
Cn.nlEsToN1BrgM Moons hhds PIPE ia do serylan-2
Gbert3 bx mdzeC Walter6 bags indigo Burrtt John
son8 bxs mdze Hobrook Nelson co-2i do Wood Mcr-
a2 do do 12o tcs rice Durham Dimon-l39 bis
cotton o order
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steamshi ps.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 koBkRr SLvEy Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left the whence they sailed vessels
SPOKEN on their passage list Of their aud any foreign
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine ntsigencs they obtain Nautical Informa-
iion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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PASSENGERS ArrIyesI.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship United Sates-H r Browne Jas
sparrow joseph Bach Mrs Britton-93 in the steerage
,SAyANNAH-Brig Exact-A l. Hene, l. Sunderland-lO in
the steerage. = "
SAyANNAH-Brig Stering-M Foster and lady, Mrs f.. A.
and Children Messrs Sou Ahem Ferris Bydenburge
Shlnnly' Bates and two in the steerage
CHARLFsroN-Brg Moon-Mrs s. Fisher and child Mr. NJ
Riggs, and -four in the steerage. " -
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HAMILTON HOUSE.

j y y ., d. Il.
CEVERAL rooms having been vacated is per agreement
- which engaged for definite period enables the sub
scrber those who wish good family
the remaining Of the that they obtain them
the above establishment The OF board families dur
ing September will he greatly reduced from former chargeand
the house rendered much agreeable those who seek
pose and comfort. ALONZO REEDE.
Aug 28h, 1874. au2D ss codsm
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Mrs. BycKwALTER,
CLIFTON HOUSE,
ON THE BAYsIDE, STATEN ISLAND.
r,o,, n. NEAR EAR THE III a nNARR0Ws."

Il VTt
day visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying the breeze
ayew Of and and unequaled for its pctueness
the house)
The dinner hour is AZ ocock-on Sunday o'clock Su
attendance for the accommodation Of tie
guests fine Bowling Alley aud Billiard Room just finish
ed Tor The amusement Of the patrons Of the establishment.
. GEORGE PlERIS Proprietor
N BTwo Of the best in the House may be had for
the remainder Of the season. immediate application am
lies. -
On Sundays the boats Stapeton landing every hour
Carriages IN attendance Clifton House
aus lmisrc 7''-"
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RICHARD Van DYKE, JR., Aaetionesr

- KILiAHTJ WIN DfKF JK.. Auctoneer
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
NTHONY J. BLEECKER x co. will sell at Auction
on Monday I'd Of September at 10 O'clock No 10 Dey
9ne consisting Of Buse, and Ingram Carpets Turkey Red
abonees Pie, Dining ard Tea Tables fancy Chairs
vi Cloh Hail Lamp hina Cut Glass, French aud other
Bedsteads, Dressing aud Pier Glasses Feather Beds and
trasses, with other articles of bedroom furniture.
Also Cooking Stove and the Kitchen utensils with which
the sale VIII commence.
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONC CERT,
at PINTEUX Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon, Broad.
way. Engagement Of Miss ADAIR the fine Vocalist This
wellknown establishment has been considerably embeshed
since May Refreshments Of the best kind always be had
lated Billiard Room containing eight tables communicates with
the Saloon the floor The lees and Creams the
the city affords, all times be obtained.
UI~ Entrance free. ala 2wsm
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
THE PRoPRiETOR has the honor Of informing the citi-
!he yce9m Of Natural History BrSSdyay Ne 81 opp9se
really splendid work Of carved entirely wood the
suit of 6 Of labor II comprises least 81 900 houses
1910 streets and than 100 900 different subjects Each
house monument and public is represented with truth
funess and mathematical nicely their FORMS dimensions and
coors namuch that persons who have resided the great
metropolis of the world easily recognise the house which
they have dwelled Open day from A. NJ till 10 p NJ.
Price Of admance, rs cents children half price.
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BEACON COURSE.
MONDAY Sept 9th Purse $3.50 Mile Heats, best three in
five harness. free for all ottng Entries be made
at r. SMITHS by o'clock p "a, Monday, Sept. I'd: three
make a race.
September 30hPurse $500 free for all Horses Mares
Geldngs for Hurdle Race Ia Mile Heats-Hurdles to be
-four feet high and four number weight 100 b three
make Entries be made 10 the Editor Of the Spirit
of the Times, before Monday, sept I'd, Horses be
named at the post JAMES ID. McMANN
4tsrc oil the Club.
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60 CONVENTIONAL DEBILITY CUREp.--The
Tonic Mixture prepared BY the College of Medicine ar
fharmacy OF the city Of New York. confidently re
commended for all cases of debility produced by secret
dugence or excess Of any kind tits invaluable
dy Tor Impotence stery barrenness unless depend
ing on mai formaton)
Single bottles 81 each cases OF half dozen 40
s1lly packed and sent to all parts the Union
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy g.
hassav ssr@ss w q Rn:HARnsnN, NJ. D.Areu'
90 RECORDS PARlSIAN Alternative MlX
TURE--For the Of primary ,ndary Syphilis
end all affections produced by nudcous use Of ner
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
phlis 10, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
best recommendation give of it u.s. that it Is now
extensively prescribed by the medical acuy who for
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of halt
DOZEN So carefully packed and all parts OF the
Union Once OF the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cy, g5 Nassau street.
w. q RICHARDSON ~ D. saart
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C-S FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-Mr. HAN
wa INGTON of f6 Canal street, has a beautiful Mount
U Saint Bernard Puppy Of three months old who bids
prodgous Also very handsome card play
ing dog They will be sold cheap Apply above
the hours OF 10 and IL. au30 3t.ec
- FOR SALE-A dark bay HORSE Of good speed
@AI <and ac on perfectly gentle and free from vice and
A\1.w well adapted for Physicians Goes well in
light He be tried by those wishing buyprce
street. au30 lwsm
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ron Gar rA,r1,rro>,

iSs4 A SPLENDID FARM the Hudson river, town Of
&Tk Newburgh, Orange county mile of he village
A containing iQ7 acres high Of cultivation well
wateed (bounded west by never failing Of
good house, stories aud kitchen good large new
Barn and Lme-kiln and plenty of limestone The farm will
be divided sold together will hest suit the purchasers
The part OF the money bond aud
will best suit the purchaser For particulars enquire
Moses Wilson the premises, The sale will he Friday,
aug23, 2wt ec.
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POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION

- AT Tx Merehsn Exchange, the Ist Of October by
~<Nprisae sale one Of the beautiful well
profitable Farms Long Island about 10 miles from New
York mile. from jamaica from Flushing. II Is empba
eslly fruit farm $500 year be sold good comor,a
be convenient house. out houses fences good re
0ac-es, wood land entirely unncumbered The
he $1,000 cash. the balance B. and will douh
great bargain the has made com
business the spring Il will positively he sod 20 the
lars 90
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oo- RlcoaD's rARlsIAN ALrERATIvE MI
MONEY NIARKET.

Thursday, Aug. 20-6 p. M.
The Stock Market to-day experienced another decline
AT the Old Board Long Island declined per cen Can
ton, !; stonngton, Ii Reading Railroad, Ii Kentucky 6s
/; Morris Canal Erie Railroad advanced Ii Harlem q
Illinois ii Indiana, /; Norwich and Worcester, Il Far
mers Trust Pennsylvania 5s Ohio 6s and United States
Bank closed firm at yesterdays prices. At the New
Board, Long Island declined I; Canton, !, Ohio 6s, Il
North American Trust, ls Norwich and Worcester ad
vanced per cent, and Farmers Trust The operations
both in the Boards and in the street were very limited
very few are disposed to do much during the existing
state OF commercial and money matters.
The financial afairs Of the Western Railroad Company
must be rapidly improving, judging from the returns
made weekly The receipts up to the oath Of August in
ls43 and lS44 have been as follows =
WESTERN RAILROAD,
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DO REWARD--Los the 2ith instant, in Broadway, be-
~ 4 the Tabernacle and Morris street HAIR BRACE.
LET with Paddock attached containing light brown and dark
hair Of great value the owner The above reward will be
paid AZ DIR. WliEELERS, 80 Greenwich street
AM re
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OJ- An afiray took rlace at Nashville, on the
2lst instant, between Major Robert B. Turner and
Samuel Casey. Both were shot-Casey in the abdomen,