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Inflammation OF the Brain IL known BY
MONEY MARKET.
FrldaV. AuU. 22-6 p. M

There was slight Improvement in stocks to-day and
the sales somewhat larger than usual stonngton
went up per cent Norwich and Wore ester 4 Morris
Canal, Il farmers Loan, t; Penn. 5s +; Harlem d
Reading Railroad fell of per cent; Illinois !; Canton
and Long Island cssed firm at yesterdays prices
The Manhattan Gaslight Company have declared a
dividend of three per cent payable the st of Sep
tember.
The directors of the Saratoga and Washington Rail
road Company have given notice to the stockholders
who have paid their second nstament that they
requested to pay the at the Bank Of the State of
New York. in New York; at the Albany City Bank, in
Albany; at the Bank Of Troy, in Troy, or before
the 18th of September next and in default thereof that
all stock which such payment shall not be made will
be forfeited to the use Of the company.
The total coinage at the Mint and Branch Mints 70
the month of July follows:-
In eagles $50 900; in half eagles $l3l OOO in quarter
eagles, SIS, 1877 50-tota in gold, $l9l7 90.
In half dollars $7 900; quarter dollars $40 900; in
Dimes $4,000; in half dimes, S49OOo-tota in silver
$264,000.
In cents, $3,343 81.
Total value of the coinage fthe month, $459 Osl II.
Total number Of pieces OF gold coined 34,ol5
Total number OF pieces OF silver, 2472 900.
Total number OF cents coined, 334 1867
Total number Of pieces coined 2,s4O,3s2
At meeting Of the Massachusetts, and fremont Rail-
road Company in Boston, vote passed, 2,s7l to 80
authorizing the directors to proceed with examinations
Of the line beyond Atho and locate such parts thereof
they may deem expedient up to the point Of ntersec-
ton between Greenfield and Mortified routes to Bratte
boro'
The amount of all the tolls received all the New
York State Canals from the opening of navigation to the
18th Of August in each Of the past years. has been
annexed
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The tolls this year. thus far, have been $50 less
than to the corresponding date last year. which is do
Of only about three per cent The Commissioners
OF the Canal Fund have made very interesting
port of the receipts from tolls and the amount of bust
the canals, for several years past showing the
amount Of tonnage transported the rates Of tolls collect
cd the value Of all property shipped at each Office and
the and value Of each article arriving at tide water
We statement giving the total tonnage of all
property transported the icanas, ascending and de-
ccndng its value and the amount Of tolls collected for
the past nine years.
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COMMERCE THE CAsALs-ToLLs, TONNAGE AND VALUE

Tie tOhhaSc and value OF tho property transported
1914 was larger than in any previous year. and the tolls
received amounted to nearly four hundred thousand dol
lars more than in any former season.
The quantity of wheat and -four which came to the
Hudson River from 1884 to 1884, inclusive with the ag
gregate market value Of the same the of tolls
received on all the wheat and -four transported on the
canals in each year from 1897 to 1874 inclusive
annexed
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appears that onethrd Of the tolls received all the
canals Of this State is dervedrom flour and wheat alone
The annexed table shows what ports in this State the
qusntityo wheat and -four reachingtde waerw ship
ped 1t shows the tons of wheat and -four shipped at
Buffalo and Oswego from the year 1885 to 1884, at
Black Rock for 1889 to 1874 inclusive, and the total
Of these articles arriving at the Hudson River:
Tons Flour WHEAT SHIPPED EACH PLACE
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INDEPENDENT POLICE OFFICE,
No. Az Cenfre Sfl.aA1

INDEPENDENT POLICE OFFICE,
No. As Centre Street.
FNHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully inform Banking
Institutions Insurance Companies and Merchants general
y thIopsh9ut the u States that they have established Of
ing civil and criminal busness-ha all Communications ad
dressed to either Of the undersigned will be attended with
out delay and their endeavors will be in all give full
satisfaction all who favor them with their business They
will travel of the United States if required They
have their Office Loss Book which recorded all pro-
perty lost or stolen. GEO RELYEA,
JOHN NJ. RUE, Constable.
WIN. B. BARBER,
RANSOM BEEMAN
w. w. FREAM.
New York, August 22d, 1886 a23 It*r
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seaport markets from the west by indirect route
and add Thousands Of dollars to State revenue from
this source.
The number Of lockages the canal in 1874 was
1859 less thauin 1885, This result was produced by
the increased size ohe boats constructed within the past
year ortwo.
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REGISTERED Bears on THE CANAL, JAs. i, 1874.
% increase IN 1874, was as follows =
BoATs BuIIT Axn Rrctsrvprn

The average tonnage for each boat built in ls44
nine tons more than the previous average As the ton
mage OF the boats increases the lockages decrease and
the increase Of business the canal from year to
another, creates no delay at the locks.
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Dow, Jr.'s sermons-yow ready, In . fsvv
from stereotype pstes price cents single copy To
a9sns and ofhen the usual discount will Be allow
cd great demand having already been exeenced for the
first edition. ordeu be sent in Immediately insure early
The SUNDAY MERcuRY Of tomorrow, will give large and
beautifully executed engsvng Of the butchery Of the Irish
Office 100 Nasssa st. Advertisement must be sent lin early
to-day to insure insertion
To Self-shaving Gentlemen, possessing .
O. Saunders is the only article in that will obvaf
their dicules most convincing proof Of their utility
that the f cutters IN London viz: Coman Haymsrke
New BOND street. have them for sale and recommend then
with the use oil their own cutlery 1T Broad
way.
To Strangers and Visit0rs.-Plumbe's Ma
tionai DaguerreoypeTo SUCH visit The above Is
tabshmen upper Of broadway and Murray street
over the Jewey where this art has been
New York scarcely require solicitation. They have
testified to its merits abundantiy
Inflammation OF the Brain II known by
light disturbed sleep. watchnness headache deum and
Wnghts Indian Vegetable Pills always certain
move this melancholy disease because they dispe or drive
those morbid humoIs. which, foged in the BRAIN
the of the above dreadful malady. -Four five of said
Indian Vegetable Pills taken night on going TO bed will
brain: the time the digestion will be improved and
the blood completely purified that all disc ders both the
body and mind, will be literally driven from the body
CautionAs many unprncpled engaged IN sell
ling Counterfeit Pills the public should be extremely careful
purchase from except adverzed agents of
known integrity at the Office and General Depot 2sa Green
wich street, New York.
NBIn all be particular ask for genuine Wrght
Indian Vegetable Pills.
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1856

There appears to be some defect in the system Of levy.
ing tolls on the canals Of this State The average toll
on each ton transported the canals in 1884, was about
one dollar and thirty-three cents. ere are many az.
tcle the production Of the SOIL the tolls on which are
SO high as to almost entirely exclude them from passing
through the canal The most important article shut out
by the high rate Of toll is corn The bulk Of this art
cle shipped to the seaboard from the western States
goes by the way Of New Orleans, whereas proper re-
ducton in the toll on our canawoud the transpo
iaten Of very large portion oftha now reaching the
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LAFAYETTE HALL.
New YoRK, AUGUST 22p, ls45.
Armory flight Guard, and Head Quarters Of the
Northern Volunteers from Charleston, S. c. :
MEETING ofthe Volunteers held this day, Captain
"A H. TAYLOR; in the Chair, the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:-
KesolvedThat the thanks Of the Northern Volunteers be
rendered the Light Guards for their kind by
placing at disposal their Armoy during visit New
York.
fesolved-n view o. the courteous sodleriy and cordial
welcome which CAPTAIN VINCENT and his command
have extended to that will Company designate
2lst August will observe its
return with proper respect and ceremony.
Resoved-That the above resolutions be published the
papers of the day. ]. ii. TAYLOR,
Captain Northern Volunteers.
ID. MOORE. Clerk ,13 I4y
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Died.
ra1 Ik ~opth

ANNA L. GREEN, aged l6 months, child Of Joseph f..
and Susan Green.
Funeral will take place from 354 Third Avenue, on
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
vTNHE Ladies aud Gentlemen engaged for the THEATRE
Il ROYAL Kingston Jamaica are requested 10 be in New
York. by the 28th OF this month"; (August and
datsl Their Trya their place Of residence MR.
WANTED-To compet, the Orchestra, Violin and Deu-
bic Bass Apply aslabove. a23 3tstrh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Park THEATRE.
Saturday Evening, August 23d,
The performances will commerce with the Comedy or
ElN FASHION.
Colonel Howard, Dyou ur Snobson, Fisher
Mr. Tiffany, Barry Zeke, Anderson
MIR Augustus Fog, McDoual Mrs Tiffany. . Mrs Barry
Prudence, Mrs Knight Mllineite, Mrs Dyott
After which, -
Fancy Dance ce........... . by the two Miss Vallees
To conclude with
FAINT HEART NEVER WON tAlh LADY
sS"t, oomel.' ciieP
duchess de Tofrencuevs. Mrs Nowau
Is cents. ' -
poors az O'clock ane the Curtain will rise precisely
limited number OF Season Tickets may be obtained
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CASTLE GARDEN.
My-Adlnlsslon IS Cents. 90
GreGf Musical AtkrucfiOa

CASTLE GARDEN.
0y-Admlsslon IS Cents.-W
Great Musical filtration
f-oprosou ;. Mcssu. French ard Hsssr.
Grand Entertainment
The poprctos respectfully that they have
eed for limited number of nights the Burlesque Ethiopian
0pec Troqpe ayorably known and received Palmos
Italian Opera House.
saturday Evening, August 23d
The performance will commence with
A Musical Introduction.
To be followed by Burlesque the Opera Of Cinderella
entitled
SHIN-DE-HEELA.
lntermsson Of Half Hour for Promenade aud Refresh
The range Of spendid will be open tor inspection
The second part will with
Grand Observation-Disclosures.
Nh Parsloe and Miss Pray in LIE Pas du Tyrol.
T. Doom open haifpgt a'coel,. Psorrrsscs 70 scr
m ar 40
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On Thursday the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Charles
Martin, Mr. GEORGE III. DAKIN to Miss CArHARINE ANN
SuRRE, daughter Of Andrew Sure, Esq, all Of this
city.
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SECOND
GRAND EXCURSION
AND
c. TIL LION dRTY,
Tn uyE,Crr IDnTNrrr

to w
On Monday, August 25, 1S45.
kA6H 90 The Managers OF the Thistle Benevolent As
socation, at the urgent request Of number Of
3-&IX-ther friends have been induced give
Second Grand Excursion and Coion Party take place
and the barge PRATT have been engaged pro-
coed the Hudson to West Point From three hours
will be allowed TO vs the interesting and beautiful scenery of
this celebrated spot
On the passage and when appoac hing the city Lr-
liant display of Fireworks will be exhibited.
An excellent Coton Band has been engaged for the
Mr.. George Robertson.
Mr. McKeacher w enlven the with the soulstirrng
piproch.
The boat will Leave Caharne street Ferry, E. r. s Lii
bey street. ~ r. Canal on Prison Dock at 10
be made the Norh River only.
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81; ladies' cents:
children half pceto be had Of Mr. Robert Marshall s5f
Broadway; Messrs Sodard & Dunham 36l Broadway; the
Commercial and Northern Hotels Courtand street and of
either OF the Managers the landings the morning
the excursion
- Refreshments on board. all Iwism
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A uCTiON NOTICE-Qold and Silver Watches, Gold
"A Jswelry, Fancy Goods, &e.JACO 8. PLATT viii sell
Room large sssoItment Of fine Gold sad lt Jswel!y
Gold Leve Anchor Escspeme1 DUPLEX Lepne and Verge
and full jewelled.
Also an assortment English and French Fancy Goods being
art Of the stock Of house declining business.
Sale ahsolufe-tems cash.
Of Journal Of Commerce. a23 ltsrh
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DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION
DOWN THE
L q LIZ Il n II A v

DOWN THE
LOWER BAY.
LANDING AT CONEY ISLAND EACH WAY.
d0GTSn AI Afordng passengers fine view of Sandy
G-EAzrss Hook Light the Ocean, the Highlands Of Ne
3--Zversink, and the beautiful Scenery and Fortif-
cations Of the Harbor well excellent opportu
nifty Of enjoying the heahu and refreshing breeze after
York Brass Band.
e II smith win make delightful excursions down the Lower
Bay Saturday August 2d-leaving the foot Warren
~ r. "a o'clock, p NJ; the foot of Hammond street,
q Canal street at quarter past 2; Pike T. r.
and Pier No l. ". H. o'clock-retuming city by
half.past o'clock in the evening
Fare IS for the whole Excursion aa2 2ts+mc
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
A&40n ~ The steamboat ROBERT l.. STEVENS
GEEEHp Captain X. L. Mabey, will make excursion
-&EzX-to the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Friday during the season.
Leaving Hammond 81 o'clock, A. NJ Canal at
81, Pike and Delaney g. and Pier No. ~ r.
eE Understanding to the city in good season.
Bait furnished gfetis. Lines at small charge.
Fare so cents. al9 lwissmc
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SAFES.

SALAMANDER SAFES.
JNHE first and only kind of Safe that has every instan
preserved hs,r from accidental fires are Edwards
H9man's Improved s,llmaader They for sale by A.
&. Hobbs 2S Plau ST. " where certificates and safes
may be Of which saved the books and Of
Messs Coc Anderson Co.. No 90 Broad street. AT the great
IRE the 10th ult Also, Of Mr. Mel at the corner Of
Bro stree snd Eisha Place the night Of the 30h Of
Jan yrF. - n Isnt.
~ riT-o PERISH 4 BROOKS
. aim rERssE 4 BROOKS
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There were 1866 tons of merchandise cleared at
Albany West Troy, and Schenectady in the year ls44
upon the canals Of this State OF this amount there
left upon the Erie Canal 81, 1874 ons Champain Canal
l4,6a4 tons; oswego Canal, 20222 tons; Cayuga and
Seneca Lake Canal 7i75; Chemung Canal i,496 Crook
ed LakeiCanal, l,7e4 Chenango Canal 3697; Genesee
Valley Canal aoao The total tonnage going from tide
water in ls44, 1921 which was shipped as fol.
lows:--
TONNAGE CLEARED FROM from TID. WaIrR THE CANALS OF
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EoWERY TIiEATAE.

EoWERY THEATRk.
Saturday Evening, August 23d,
ill be presented
THE SHOEMAKEk OF TOULOUSE.
Jacob Oiet, u II Scott Duke OF Fsonssc Dsyenport
Madner Henkins Andrew Fernon, McReon
Pajot Vache Henry psjot, Clarke
Mons sartigc, Miner Chignard, Hadaway
Adelaide, Mrs Phillips Margaret, Mrs Sergeant
After which
New Overture by the Powerful Orchestra.
To conclude with
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Sir Albert Davenport Sir Owen, Clarke
Launcelot Hadaway Edward, Mrs lsherwood
Ethelinde, Mrs Phillips Ellen, Madison
Sir h helred, Minor Edfick, Phillimore
Edgar, Brooke Egiva, Mrs Hilson
Emma; Mrs Sergeant Mezirina Miss Bell
Hymen, Mast w Yeoman lronzira. Mrs N Lewis
Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers IS cts
Pit and Gallery, l2H cents.
Doors will at quarter before the curtain will rise
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POE AND LONGFELLOW.'
SEE GODEY'S AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
LADY'S BOOK
AN UNRlVALLED ENGRAVING,
From Original Picture by L. Sulv Esq.
AN UNEQU ALLIED FASHION PLATE,
Designed by Madame Uuluet.
IN WANT OF A RHYME,
Design by &. II Leslie
FANCY CAPS AND CHEMISETTES,
By C H. Frost
MUSIC.
this Number give another Of our Embeished Fashion
Plates, aud ask between the OF
snd that of any other country Our plate contains
four figures coored by the best artists and the fashions
usual autheatic.
Our fashions may be relied the very latest they
forwarded when h. proofs first akn by letter Liver
pool. aud regularly received by the We
them from The pubshes Of LIE Bon Ton, Les Modes arsen
they be produced here aud published simultaneous
Remember that Godeys Authentic Colored Fashions are
published every Number Of the Book aud those only
any reliance be placed.
Among the contributors this Number will be found the
OF that beautiful writer, Mrs Anna f. Annans:
Caroline +. Orne w Gilmore Slmms Edgar A. Poe Miss H.
b. Macdonald Mrs. s j. Hale, aud John Frost l.. L. d.
Single Numbers 2j cents. For aale by
w. II. GRAHAM,
Tribune Building
BURGESS STRINGER & Co,
a23 1trc 222 Broadway.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Saturday Evening, August 23d.
Will be presented the highly popular piece Of
THE NERVOUS MAN.
Lady Leach. h.....................,, Mrs Watts
Betty. ................. =. Miss Roberts
MIR Aspen the Nervous Man MIR Placde
M'shane, the Man Of Nerve. Mr. Brougham
~ intermission Of Half an Hour.G
Dancing by Misses Celeste and Partington
To conclude with
THE IRISH LION.
salt isoh .pdlagher
Miss Echo 80. ....... Miss Roberts
Mrs Fizgig Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Watts
Nlrs Crummy Mrs Deering
efeient foc- viii alv aga be aite 20 msl-
tam good order and keep all improper persons
0y-Iickets Fifty Cents 80
A limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
- Performance o'clock Doors oprn
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OPPOSITION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
NEW HAVEN.
ASA a Fare up AID down on & the same day 81, to
--BUFFALO, Captain J. w Hancox will leave
the foot o Barclay street during the Commence Weekon
Moaday Teesdy Wednesday Thursday aud Saturday,
and Peek slip ~ oclock-Retuaing viii leave the Belle
Saturday evenings 10 O'clock and Friday morning
O'Clock.
These excursions made the solicitation Of the citizens
OF New Haven and the of those visiting this place
respectfully solicited. ai8 5is me
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HARDWIRE
THE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly hand a full as
sorment every quality and variety Of Needles including
Chenille, Wosted Rug Beading Netting sailand Pack
Needles.
warented superior any kind offered sale United
States and from their we'll known reputation merchants will
find them saleabe than any other they Offer
They have always hand good assortment OF Warrins
celebrated Fish Hooks put up in every style.
Also, large of Silk Hemp Hair and China Grass
Lines Cork Floats and every variety Of Fancy Fishing Tackle
Also, large assortment of Wades & Butchers R4zors
Pocket and Table Knives Scissors Iron and German Silver
Spoons, Thimbles Pearl Buttons &C.. sc. All which is Of
tered to the trade on the best terms
J. 4 T. WARRIN,
jy30 lm+r 72 Maiden Lane.
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J. Il STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES, No. 30 John street, informs his
friends aud the lovers Of good Wines generally that in order
supply the great demand he has made
always and receive direct from Bordeaux Wines Of
the first quality, from the proprietors direct.
The we'll known houses following sufficient
datou OF the qualities Of the Wines, without further details
fsss sissess Ber'0n "e''er Proprietor. Of vixnOble
Capt Gervas, a'DorueauA.
N: B-J B. y undertakes TO sell Wine for family use, by
the dozsn gallon. jy23lm.cc
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ask FOR SALE AT AUCTION On MONDAY, Aug.
3A2h on the premises at 2 o'clock FARM Of 25 acres,
lear West Farms two miles from Harlem in Westehes-
House Br and out houses with fruit in abundance Of all
kinds The place would merchant doing the
city To be sold without the highest bidder the
owner Is going west For PARTICULARS inquire 439 Grand
street, or 20 B,yard street, JOHN GARLAND the
place Should the day stormy the sale will take place
the next fair day. al32w*rc
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A + CLARKE'S STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A Office, 93h Duane street, subscribers good Pro-
estant Servants and Others both white and coloe Of good
moral chsrscnr The subscriber pledges himself procure
help Tor the public at the shortest notice MI Clakes Office
patronised by OF the first families in the country
Renember95a Duane doors vest Of Broadway
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office
m
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FOR CAMP MEETING.
AG(AN N The steambost WAVE will make a trip to
G5@2E3s Flushing l.. l., Sunday, August 9th
s-Z-leaving Canal street at o'clock; Pike at
"a foot Of Jay street. Brooklyn 81 Rivngton
Wiamsburgh at O'clock A. NJ Returning at o'clock, r
M.
Fare each way rs cents. a23 1t+rc
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SECOND HAMD sz4LNH CL0IHIMG AND FUR

ND the highest price for all kinds off Clothing
and good second hand Furniture Persons wishing dis
pose of the will do well call the subscriber
dress line through the Post Oe which will be punctually
attended to. B. LEVY,
491a Chatham street, !Aew York
B. Constantly hand seasonabe assortment of gen.
temen's Clothing, cheap for cash. ais 1m*rc
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AUGUST, 22d, 1916
DO hereby accept the challenge Of w Barlow two
miles ION condition he the choice OF groundl for
the Of Five Hundred Doars.and the take place
place four weeks from this date 22d Of Augus will meet
Tuesday evening the 18th August make the match
the above teims. w. JACKSON.
rh
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q BARRY Artist in Hair No. ls6 Broadway.-Wgs
IN. and Scalps upon the yenatng and Gosssmer system
manufactured TO the
raj head ofheir Toupees Plsits, Bnds, Seams and Curs
cheaper hln any the city The trade supplied
Also ufacured from ladies' and genemens hair Neck
laces Bracelets Watch Guards Rings Flowers Earrings SC
au2l lm*mc
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x01ASA al THE favore Steamboat RICHMOND,
G@1zs Captain Dqsgherty will make an an. eI, urson
at Clifton Staten Island and round Narrows afford
fine view Of the forts Long and Staten
breszes Leaving the foot Of Montgomery street r.
oclock Seventh street. f. r. at Delaney st
half past Pike street q and Pier No. +. r., half
past p M. Returning, leave Clifton half O'Clock
M.
Fare for the whole excursion Is cents. a23 2t*rc
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SHERlFt's SALE OF HOksEs-By yirture Of an order
~ Of the Hon Charles Daley associate Judge ofthe Court
Common Pleas fhe CITY end County Of New York 20
directed and delivered will TO sale on the 9th day OF
near the third avenue, single and pair Of Bay Horses
under attachment against the estate OF Thomas NJ
Sloan. non-resdent debtor VIM. JONES, Sheriff.
THOS. +. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Nnx AArL Ann. aatL AZ xuc
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"A FEM FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scrptural
ana nmtorca subjects, Landscapes Sc amongst them
genuine lheror by Ienier Cepsfre by Sutermsn and
Magdalen BY 0ueTcno &c. &c. May be seen daily from
I'LL o'clock u si Liberty street jyl Intro
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TONNAGE CLEANED FROM TIDE WATER ON THE CANALS or
. THD srArr. 1874.
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IA THE Stock Fixtures and Furniture Of respectable
E8 Tavern conducted the Engl sh style, doing good
business aud Of old standing Will be sold cheap for
casn only Satisfactory fer dsposng Of will be given
ON application to ~ Dey street, from l2 TO / +. NJ