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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the Eighth Ward or
the city Of Brockiy will be sold st public auction
the Msrchas Exchange in the city Of New York Tn,
day. the lih Iuly 1874, at 10 O'clock by wilkins Rollins.
aueo1ee 100 valuable lots ON both .drs q the ID
from the third avenue, the OF Brooklyn the
Cemetery and also lots the adjoniag
and the Third and four th
Likewise the valuable Water Lots landing pacs
OF the premises. tsowanus Bay.
This property adjacent the Of New York Omni-
buses the south and Fulton Ferries To mechanics
and 9TH dsirng uus Of location and
moderate outlay the sale ones advantageous
opportunity. .
Terms Of payment liberal. Sale postvs-title perfect.
Apply to the auconers, Boud stsset New York. or foT
lithographie maps information a. o title, lie,
ISAAC c. DELAPLAINE, Counsellor at Law.
jy2 9t'm New strsst.
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LADIES' FAI

LADIES' FAIR AND FESTIVAL,
ROsSvLLE staten !,and TO- the Benefit Of st Lukes
n Church, on the FOURTH OF JULY.
The following steamboats, will leave New York for Fair
Independence from Pier No. l. North River At halfpast
A. NJ
Mount Pleasan from foot OF vesey street. NJ stop
ping take Clifton. Stspleton Tompkpsve
Turts Landing. Fare One Shilling each wsy.
Kaan from foot Of Barclay before NJ
South America, (which leaves Pier No at az A. will
also stop for half hour her excurion round sten Island
The Ladies Tea Party in the Eve will be held
residence of Colonel Ross.
The House and Grou dds will be brilliantly illuminated, and
q Gne display Of Fireworks will close the Festival
A Baud Of Music will he , attendarc e.
An Evening Excursion will be made nv the splendid STRAIN.
boat Mutual Safety the Ladies' Tea Party snd Festival
lie Wig foot of g. Canal
half S. Duane at before and Pier No
lNor,h Rver) st sstopprg At stapeton, Tompkinsye
New Brighton Port hich aond, Ches~a ard 1us L,ndinR
The boat will leave Rosville TO return at g. landing
visitors the above mentioned places Fare from New
other Landings
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THIS dslrhtfu summer is n opened in much
public
living undergone thorough repsir paper painting. fur
nlshing-aId offers fashion BILE
place could not only the nvalic but the gaythe
mat ali can b. amply rsn,d bv wait To- he Hall where H.
best cites ord supply and
trouble been spared procuring choice
decaces for the table The bed which large and
airy ae supI red with every comfort For the liberal
finders his sncere thanks With hope that lie friends will
return enjoy the improvement and hr aided
Band OF Musicians are engaged to come out for the
NJ b Families had better their there
are applications almost daily The most amrle sansem
wagons. ladies saddle horse other vehics. Me.sn.
woodward Dusenbsrry 40 William New York the
agents of the establish -. II. j3 2ts
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SHIP NEWS.
81 This Mornings Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2-Am Moseie. Euss Boston; vuI-
aud era npus NYork. CID Na'adan (swedl Wee
BamoIe Gov Robbins Curtis Fla h. Jam; Leader So
mes, W ladies
BALIMoRE. JAY 2-Arr Rochambe.u. Paterson, New Bed
large ship with painted pc and white waist showing plus
zig al with in il; Also bngs CID Royal Sailor Young.
St ThcmN.
NoRFoLx June sc-Arr Mary Jaoe, Powell NYorh; rim.
ardner, Newport Sid Comet Knowles, West Indlss.
July l, Greenport Brand, Stouipgton
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Or DO YOU WISH TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL BLACK
HAiR.-use the East India Hair Dye. This article has
obtained reputation far surprising all others in use
The trouble attendant upon the application of many art
cles for dying the hair has alone deferred numbers from
obtaining this article This however, is entirely rene
died in the East India Hair Dye 1t may be applied with
harsh and unlike any other dyes in the form Of powder
does not adhere to the hair that it impossible to re-
meveit The fact is there dye which may be used
with as little Inconvenience as this At 81 CORTLAND
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90 BURNS AND BRUIsEs.-If the whole virtues
Of Connects Magical Pain Extractor were known we do
believe that every both male and female would carry
box has such perfect control fre scsl that
pain Is allayed Immediately its application and all
blister scar prevented This salve should always BE-
Kept in the house Of every family Of accident by
nre and Will prove blessing to the whole world To be
found true only at 81 CORTLAND street.
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FIRST Board, July g. 81 shares Reading RR 25 $1,000
Tenn 5s LIST July 81 30 shares Co 5mercis Bank 5lt
- do Norrlstown Sl000 Reading Bonds cash. 90.
ShcorD BoAnD, July 40 shares Commercial Bank,
o2s 100 do Wilmington RR cash ~ 20 do do. a1t
SSVo State Fives cash 743 d. 14 5000 do do.
DDS 90 shares states Bank 81 10 do Pennsyy ans
Bank 269t 100 do Girard Bank SIS IA; $4,000 Chesa-
peake and Delaware o., 1855, sis. 67t.
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DIR LARDNER's LYCEUm.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF FOURTH OF

AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
wA5HtNGrON's BATTLES
GAS MICKOSC OPIC EXHIBITION.
THUKsDAY. sth July, National Annvtn.ry Atern:on
parsus-IllumInatd Dioramas Of European and Oriental
Ss ensry.
Tickets tn the Afternoon Exhibition, Is cents.
EVENING NTERTAINMENT-ircme TO- 10 o'clock
DR. Lardner will awe Historical and Untiring Sketch OF
gton th Illuminated Plan or the Bat
tls OF 1renton ana prncetonPortrait OF Washington.
II u,raons consng Of Selections Of minated Dio'amss
Astronomy add eoolosy to be followed by the exhip
Drnmmond Lighu
At hapast Nine ocloct-Th celebrated Gas Microscope
Apparatus will be applied TO the exhibition Of extensive
~ Diop =" Wssr Mites 10 S.ese Lei. IN f..se and Vie
gar Equalization OF Salts Decomposition Of Wafer and
other chem,c /. processes,
AT Ten o'cloekOptica Recreations, consisting Of Ium
Doramss Of Scenery in Europe and A'a-Humorous
and Fancy SurjYc &c &C. The exhibition close before
quarter past o'clock
The subject Of the entertainments and objects OF exhibition
will be varied each evening"
Nightly Tickets 50 cens-Tcks for Thee Evenings ST.
which at the Of the holder, will admit three the
evening. u trc
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, July 3-6 p. M.

The stock market is evidently slightly improving.
The sales are to avery moderate extent andp sead
ly but very gradually advancing old Board Canton
rose per. cent Mohawk, Harlem. Norwich and
Worcester 1; stonngton, !; Ohio So, /; Illinois,
Long Island closed firm at yesterdays prices Farmers
Trust fell of !. and Reading Railroad, At the new
Board there very little DONE Long Island and Can
closed at yesterdays Paterson advanced per
cent Norwich and Worcester, 4; Farmers Trust,
United States Bank fell Off
The Firemans Insurance Company Of Boston have de-
clared semannual dividend Of Ave per cent, payable
the 9Th inst
The directors Of the following institutions Of Phads
pha. declared dividends on the LIST inst =
Psnna Comply for Insurance on Lives: &C. per een
Fire Insurance Company Of Philada- Co. q do
Gsrd Life Insurance and Trust Company DO
Southern Insurance. and Trust Company. do
Philadelphia Exchange Company. ..... ~ do
The following institutions Of South Carolina have also
declared div idends viz
The Commercial Bank Columbia. sc. 81 per share
The Bank Of South Carolina Charleston, 81 per share
The State Bank. Charleston. 50 SO per share.
The Bank Of Charleston, sc per cent
The South Carolina Railroad and 8. Western Railroad
Bank. 81 per share.
The movements Of produce on the Western Railroad,
through Massachusetts,, from Jan. LIST July ls 1884,
compared with the period in previous years. show
very great increase and also shows that the agrcutu
raj products the west finding larger market the
east than before The immense quantity of produce
sent to Boston from Albany by WATER with the great
quantity transported over the Western Road very good
evidence of the steady growth of the markets.
and the increase Of consumers in that section.
FREIoHT ON THE WESTERN RAILROAD.
From Albany to Boston, from JAM to July LIST, in
lS42 le43 1874 Increase.
Bbs Of -four s055 2l23S 4ll77 1890
Bales oil wool, 1858 1895 $3.50 l,O67
Freghts received at and sent from Boston time in
l642 l643 1914
1884 tons 81 252 tons $3.50 tons
From Boston to Albany same time in
1912 l643 1874
TIA tons 1872 tons 2,75l tons
In connection with the transportation Of agricultural
products east, over the Western Railroad we annex q
table showing the exports from Buffalo down the canal
from the opening Of navigation to July lst for several
years. The increase is particularly large wheat -four
hoaf nd oaho
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BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.

CHANCELLOR BBB, the newly appointed Secretary
OF the Treasury, arrived in Ballmore on Tuesday
evening last, from Kentucky, en- Route for Wash
ington, TO enter upon the arduous duties Of Ms
Office
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SALES OF srocxs-Bosror, july ID.

SALES OF srocKs-BosToN. July I'd.
1T the Board Of Brokers-l5 shares Charlestown Branch
Railroad As; rs Western Railroad b3Od 73l Is do raj
SO do 49, $50 do 73t 10 Portland and saco Railroad ST.
i2c Reading Railroad. 24l $50 do s30d 24l 225 do as
% Long Island Railroad 3m, s0 200 do 3m ga 100 do
Sm 60 500 DO Sm 81 Merrimac ManufacturingC 1884
275 East Boston Co lO3 ~
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Tolls, sl4s so6 ls4,597 l67,0ls 22s022
The two great staples of the West at this time are
wheat and WOOL and the productions of these
rails must increase throughout that section Of the coun.
try to wonderful extent The increase in exports Of
wheat from Buffalo, according to the above table, reaches
neary hundred per cent and the increase in the
ports of wool reaches about three hundred per cent The
receipts of wool at Buffalo from the West July ist
stand follows:
1912. Isaa 1874 Increase
Wool Bales 434 58l $3.50 1850
equal full five hundred per cent The West growing
rapidly ard the proportion Of producers to
growing large that cannot form the slightest idea
Of the future state of prices the extent of the produc
tions.
The imports into the port Of New York since the LIST of
January 1884, compared with those for the period
last year. do not show that great increase tables Of du
ties received from customs, would lead to suppose
The annexed table does not however include those ar
cles which the duties the largest impossible
to enumerate them. The cotton and woollen msnuac-
lures of Europe swell our imports enormously and from
which derive the immense custom revenues. The
items included in the annexed table, comprise the princ
pie staple articles Of import
IMPORTS INTO PoRr or Nrw YoRx 4. Sr
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counts reduces the value of money and crsaes an nas
ton In the value This induces importations without
adding one fraction to the value Of exports After
balance Of trade is established against u.s. begin to
feel the affects Of speculatons and the banks find Their
specie draw from them In aeftla DIFF. rencas
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MOST POSITIVELY The LAST WEEK.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

Boxes. ........25 cents Pitt. One Shilling.
All have opportunity OF seeing The Great NEGRO.
q the 10Th ceatury Mr. Sutton will give his Grand
Scenes of Ventiloqusm and Magic,
THURSDAY, July 4th.
He will give Two Performances, one commencing at >
o'clock in ne Afternoon ard the the evening
will be exhibited every evsnisg.
Doors at hal Curtain rises at O'Clock precisely
Boxes IS csns Pit 2k cents Private Boxes - and "a each
Boz ofhre usual. ie30 1wsrc
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RATIONAL AMUSEMENT.
Concert saloon, "a Chamber street.

THiS the 4h day Of July will appropriated to tn ex-
ciusv be eff. Of the Virginia Serenaters The
s;nd Of yIsina serenader cons,as Of Sam Jchnaon
ye to be steu Negro lancer Juba who dance
ms most popular el' and break downs and will
i've his nimable Of all the cslehraied Negro
nee. - the nitsd sptes and in pareua. the
uasfer JthI Diemon VIII, is matcned dance with
Master Tuba for $780, This will be good opportunity
some OF Master Juras unvivaiied The
and at halfp NJ Admission the Saloon only 6x CTS
- - -
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 4.

Cleared.
y ihsa sss:
Il mi., sy
sEs fssss sss ssa
kst sciss hsss a a9S
Taunton ton. ways annals NAIVE ha'h1"ay
R &c .s 50 s' from b1ass
1ssn Sy S.aas 70 sdd
Dutch sacI Post q day. from Rotterdam
ssits aoa
s.h 6 s%0 Ae e ton II DAYS from Windsor
Ns with plaster. to master
AEes s't: &c from Prince Edward Island with
Schr Mary Ever, West. from Mobile with lumber, the
schr Roe snedcor days from Baltimore with corn, to
sehI swaa Baker from Berlin with corn.
sioop surplus. Bodiae. from Virginia with fruit
Sailed.
Bsrque 81 Joseph. Wills Richmond; brig Tarquina Scott
Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE.
J,,su-Ar, R.,,o, r. NJ. NEwr9sI. JIaiy i Isu.$
@ % Peal ysE asA Psy
e.. Hach Bangor for marE canton Cobb
%.i;ss; %;s iSs f;e s1s
Washington Head Fall River for Charleston Bunker Hill
'i'''n'n Gardner '0 M SSs.iis
S. Msss g. IT,
EEns and ,n eabl. saved and taken Havana
R.Ssyr lspj CAP. SsaI bs,%ei. for H.vaa.
1s s s%h .1a eatis h.ne.
q az Fs 81 h fG ash the about
Monitor of Brookhayen bound Waeham with iron; had
By III herr When ssas ey
could get into port left her. The brig considerably dam
e. 3. John Adams
s'isss a.% %s
8 sS n Il" was spoken h'l Cape Henry bearing wNw
Spoken.
Msat.uEI Sy pilot boa; New York "I''' ~ June Co. On
L d sssy FL TdoHss ps; sa.
Washington The " has been reported below Phade
Wary station Of Boston July l. lat 81 90 lon '-by the
Paul iswl Rotterdam for visnia, out is dav. Jun.
Kswsn Bao1e S 81 Thomas. Jun. al
and s.so' R;IsIi Teisss
SiITn .sa..
Ard Nh hsr ChicsFe Con.iellaiisn and De ro
Ny Mssss coH''"
CLEVELAND, June Z9-Arr Acorn Pacific, and Z Dsmrg
,s"a Grant Black Kosk; Hudson and Fassl Buas
pi. Sauit st Mari; n Jale, Pt Dover.
Foreign Ports
days, via TX; Ednburg Houdee Tor Msrseles 10 d.
EeaSra ~. Ire sht; Evsrtcn Mayo Mas
achange Dyer tYr Portland do; Lincoln, Mcclellan,
eae ass psu Go; I'm MeatC1 a..
iregh Napoleon Gregf do; Triumph Sheppard. do; Wing
Dhawn OF BAL more do; Archeaus Newconb. do-ohers
1ysns ISLAND, June 22In port Husco. Clark, from and
or oaysi Andrew Ring Thuilow from and for do,
KIrcsroS Ja June l7In port Home, Watts disg to sail
Phia 4 suf enl i.ducement Offers IL n to 20 TO Cubs;
~. SS TO- from jos. yepp. Sharp ali
aaSssse june s8i. ,'' 6sss!aur w.l.h.m, BRISTOL
Robertson. Lsndsn Fergus. Blyth Hui Charloe Fsrrie
Lancaster 29G.en Evans Evans. Boston; Indian Mackie
Wilson Bss.t 6u@.sbs kelly DO; Hero Hs Susen
sl'ro Spartan Chsvers suaderland eoora sewat New.
woods MsR.ase soisss"a w@ aas SaS
M.sheT. North Shields. Inepia. Dpnsn Bordeaux jane
SSSHS., Leslie Rove. GsidlS; o.! sat
swson. B.yridse; Sarah, m ontosc; Anity Dempsisr
Aberdeen; Mars, Lindsay, Li,erpoo; Dominica Bowman.
Liverpool. ''' 's'
Home Ports.
5sss.J g gas. sslS M Moyjsh Ros;T RcsTond
T.%or 1 SsSfis rbs
Bo.roFb JYIy aA!r Loo choo croeser ror'ens; south
% rp o gasn sSmo vi Amethyst I ps
ky I s YaG, ssS
ne,tei Carolina, Creh Naples and Pslsrmo via New
81 so Hall .s.na SssyS ss oS
rucan Cogsns, Ellsworth, Bow, Lawrencs, Gardner;
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CO. DO YOU WISH TO RID YOURSELVES OF
your Reaches Bed Bugs An eectual article for this
purpose may be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
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FOURTH OF lilly COLONIZATION.

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
wi The public that he ends giving grand Military and
Civic Ball at Washington n III Thursday evening next
which occasion fall Band II Music will b. engaged and
the OF the evening perform VARIETY OF National Airs
hour Tickets 81 to ADMIT gentleman aud his ladies'
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TRENTON FALLS,
A n IITIC NJ w " a

= An n ~ r. w
THE SUBSCRIBER Announces the public, that after an
absence seasons he has resumed the of the
Hotel At the above place The house has been rur
10 the comfort Of his merit Of the patronage
80 literally bestowed on him in former years.
jeI% 2w eodiser NJ MOORE.
HAMILTON HOUSE-FORT HAMILTON, LONG
lsLAND-The subscriber bees leave 70 announce that
Company their boats aud alter Monday the 18th
70 the above place aud for the special accommodation Of the
patrons and visitors this favorte spot.
Leave New York, from Whitehall. at A. M. and sk M
Leave Hamilton House, returning the city TX A. M,
and 4xPM ALONZO HEED.
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NUiHE-A persons are cantoned against negotiating
cheek ioI $500 DR. by the State Baak Ch.rlestcn
daet 25h JuIe 1884, payable in Ne York the order OF
lame. Hopknson. and o the I'd and Sd Of bill Of exchange
for Et00 stersg able order Of Robert Sesbook
the Portsmouth and Weldon railroad the 9Th Juoe NOT
being endoed they Of value @ the own
~. JAMES HOPKIS xUN,
~ Washington Houve, Philadelphia
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
CRFAT PREPARATIONS ARE MAKING TO CE
VI lebra,e the FOURTH JuLv IN stvs commsnsur te
with the slonous day and occason Mr. Mitchell, the ular
will give Of hi, Iaughable
the and Mr. lsac Edge the -ated pyr
engaged produce exhibition Of Fieworks On the
and SCALE splendid evening
nent may be expected ~ 2. StIc
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Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs, June 2l.-For seven long months had liz
tie else to tell save the Oft repeated La carencia absou
ia de uvias" the entire want Of rainy Ihave now 10
add that though in portions Of the north side wrote
you last they had rains that in Aquacate La Mocha and
you long letter from friend which tells You all
that can be told Prices to-day Sugars dorees
malt and half 81 arroba do whites fair 10 good
q 81 do; do brown do 81 do; do cucnruch fair
conee ist quality $6a Ct per quinta; do I'd do s4,a
arrota; do yellow $63; tobacco Leaf sIa 10 per oun.
tall DO Nagua, seal do.-Pha u s. Gag, judy 8.
KINGSTON, JAM, June u.s. lS44-we have no news to
communicate We quote Flour at $s, and Corn Meal at
$425-the market well supplied "
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PRESENT

STRANoERs visiting he city VIII hnd At ssab,h-
FAN Y ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
on This the Atantc which take pleasure showing.
sell prices low ayng the east) thos Of
As othes house.
present Of Fancy Stationery UmbrlIss pslsos,
sun SHADES 0ov-s Riding Whips Fans Gard Case and
Table, Desks Dressing Fancy Boxes Punes Per
umerr Fancy Porcelain and GLASS, Oit srs and Mou'n-
Jewery and indeed Of thing secusfomsd 70
import Is ~ compste and psrfsct as can he desired.
full Catalogue has heen published ard b. bad
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS.
m q
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PAUL DE ROCKS WORKS.
rnMpT CTE ron ONE DOLLAR

BEAU1 IFUL iusraIei edition OF all thu &C knowedg
~ ed works Of Charles Psu de Kock with ih nbors por
New Yok-prcs one dollar De Kocts novels" ssys The
London x,mne arc the richest. humorous most srei
ting and popular ctions hat have arpssed
any isngusg.p 40 great the .,cim-t about thin 70
people IN both appsrr have forgotten Ill thsr 9TH
r anhor. and gone Pau, DE Kock mad Tn edition 10
large pae Of closely printed mater he work maisbe
md be ssp nv pos Throughout thu United States the
.psdss az iring ,1pea~ ord.rs for copy OF the
work must cont dollar b. franhed or post ID and d.
r,ctsd ~ Holland 4 GLOW y l02 Nassau 81. New York
Sir copies viii he sent for ne foIi ~
lLe adr snpned Do thu uau j teTms lvS lmd&W &C
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.
FOURTH OF July JIyBILEEy

THE PkOPRlETnh and management beg 70 snnounee
that they combining all that fence, anil mited
lay snd taste sf,rd. render VAUXHALL GARDEN,
the FOURTH, the most attractive. IL the natural
Iy oeautnl place Of anus IN The city GREAT BILL
Of NOVELTIES and FUS for the Saloon sad Gard,n7in
ROOM FLOOR,f FOUR THOUSAND FEET forming
Rur saon de Dance Of and Confer, amid
the Shade OF Festooned Tres he utmost gill he
strictly preserved while opportunity will be afforded
for RATIONAL hilarty and smusement
Adm.ss,on Garden aud Saloon. Fifty Cents jesoec
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NOTIcE TO THE pIJgI.IC.

NOTIt.E TO THE PUBLIC.
GosLISo,s AMERlCAN AND FRENCH DINING
VI SALOON "a and 6s Nassau street, tet~een Maiden Lat.
and John At will he open the 9TH Of July TIL o'clock
NJ Towards o. 400 dIeren, dhes via Green Tute Soup,
Turtle Seaks Salmon, NJ. &c will he sersed in The ira
-vIe stsng visitr the city invited TO- cal I'D no
tn Old or New World ~. GOSLI>G
B-Ths cooking 10 al at from the salool which
makes IL The coolest place IN New York. Jy3 Nere
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state OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are decreasing in demand and quotations
tending downwards. We quote 81 U64 al 2a Pearls
still continue firm at 81 So ~
CoTToNSaes today of 400 bales entirelv 10 spnners
No enquiry from shippers.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale sell at 20
33c
and prison barrels at % 232c.
WHALE On AND BosEThere seems to be little better
feeling in the oil market Sales of whale oil have been
made at IS 81 cents South Sea whale bone sells al ssI
cents, and N. w. Coast 36}. =
South Sea whale oil brought cents in New Bedford
last week, and NJ W. Coast SO cents Over 60 900 lbs
whale bone have been sold there in the same time
Imported last week, 1910 bbla. sperm oil $50 bills
whale oil, and 70, 500 lbs. whale bone
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CONC ERT
THE APOLLO ROOM,
Wednesday and Thursday, July I'D and 4th.
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST THIS SEASON
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY .,
First night Of
THE OLD VIRGINNY STATE,
A Parody on 1.-THE Old Granite sats," sung by the
Hutchnsons
First night Of
ON YONDER HILL REPOSING,
Parody on Fra Diavoo."
First night of
THE WILD GOOSE NATION,
A New Medley
First niRht of
DfANAH'S A LADY,
A Parody "L,las q Lady,
First night OF
DIS CHILD'S TAMBORINE
The whole accompanied with the Accordion, Banje Congo.
Tambo and Bone Castinetts.
nNr U,IyTrp CnAV EnTrD TIL nE rvrT "
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TO PAWN RROKERS

TO PAWN BROKERS'.
CTOLEN, from the house No. % Fourth street. Satur
day last six Slvr Tet spoons aud silver Buter Knife
-Four Of the have sheaf Of wheat the handle and
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MoRs" engraved the hsnre liberal reward will BE-
paid for their recovery by application No Wall street