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DIED

wednesday evening July TO- Of commissions, FRED
ERICK AUGUSTUS BOOTH, aged i months and q
DAYS Youngest child # Samuel and Emily {. Boom
"wednesday morning. in the I'D year Of her age Ann
wife Of William ii ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family those OF her
brother l-aac Hip and Of George and Joseph Ireland
are invited to attend her funeral this CLursday) after
noon a, O'Clock from her late residence No. IA Jay 81
Az Eizabeihiown y J Wednesday, July 10th, Mrs
LYDIA BRITTAN, wife Of :. p. Britain, Esq.
The friends invited 10 attend her funeral, at 4
O'Clock this afternoon from her late residence.
On Tuesday. 18th, William Hyde, 80 Jane T. daush-
ter of Nicholas :. Ludum 3.
On Monday, l4,h Hugh Armstrong SO.
AZ Newburgh on Saturday evening July l2, Of milan
nation Of the lungs WILLIAM ADAMSON, son Of Rev.
John NJ Krebs D. d. OF this City. aged il months.
At Newburgh eth Mary Elizabeth, wife Of Sands Nc
Camly Of this City 20
At Poughkecps.c 18th, Mrs Catharine l.. Van sout-
vOord, %.
AT Buffalo 18th John Mofiat. 80 native OF Scotland
-l2rh Mary. wife Of Edward II. Munger, 3y,-l3ih,
Charilla o. daughter II Saml Haines 2.
At Medway Mass 4ih inst. OLIVER RlCHARDsON,
a soldier in the battle of Bunker Hill
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- The Parmalee and Bennett Libel Case came
on at the opening Of the Recerae' ,a y roS
snS o esdns an affidavit entered into recognizance
81 90 with BENZ Gabrah, his counsel As surety in
be .an,e amount for h- appearance al the next term Of
"a. -, a commission ordered 10 take the tes-
'r,orv Of John Tyler and Robert Tyler, Of Virginia
- Gen Combs gave Lynn Boyd an awful
rs;rg IN at Paducsh. Ky. few days ago. The Hop
knsvilc Gazette noticing the affair says that some
NJ the ultra LocOfOcOs ran away when the General
ho; began 70 take effect and Boyd himself looked as u
he could have run a good ooirsce without much pre-
psrstory training
~ Among the free exhibitions given TO the Gu.
zens Of New Haven on Tuesday evening "as that o'
four young men naked This occurred about ii O'Clock
~ Liberty Hall, Providence, was struck on
Monday lss, by lightning
~ The Toronto Firemen are on visit to no
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GALvANIc BELTS. BANDS & BRACELETS.

hR CRl>riE, believing that the Simplest appncaion ct
Inns discovery the Gsvanic Rings. have been sulcien't
lug before the public to give their eihcscy. and
numerous commendaiory testimonial, having been Already
received from persons of the highest character ana hr
seuce he deems proper time tO introduce more eN
tended application OF his invention, eY means oi ne ga
Belts. Bands and Bracelets For several wee~- pas
these articles have been In the hands OF some OF e hrsi
nhys clans OF New YORK, who kindly promse' if fa o.
Them n their practice Dr. CsIsrIE feels much pleasure ID
being able that IN majority ofeases they have been
approved and he doubts not that by perseverance uee
be- no exception 10 their benefit u any In some com
plants of very character and OF long slandhR u
power obtained by The Gtsanlc Kings i not suceh y"
arrest the progress OF disease and ultimately 10 resoi'
health. the improved modification IN the Galvainc bets
Bracelets &c entirely remedies this objections any degree
power that required readily De obtained, ana h
iseose whch the sicrious agent OF gavansm can e,S
will fail TO be permanently relieved. The Application OF 'h
Belts Bands and Bracelets safe ~ simple and as Ger
tain attending the Gsvanic Kings lucy can .,
adapted with perfect convenience To the wrist arms "as
limbs, ANGLES. part of the body, and when worn
around the neck are confidently recommended an nia
bic preventive for apopeNy No unpleasant feeling VIA
ever attends their constant use, and the most den
cate female can wear them without the slightest o'oV
They are made ike the rings of various patterns, anu o.
different prices, according 10 The mode OF hhsn AZ" UNA
ueuL
pa Csisrir has thus far calmly submitted To the on
rald objection which scientific persons aud others nave ad
against the merit of his invention namely, udnt y 'nVceni
p0srtr" He gives them power 4" hch ne believes
be- found than sufficient and VIII ~ calmly ahd NJ
other directions which he trusts 10 De abt
- externally 10 remedy IL Is almost unnecessary 10 stat
that IN all IN winch the Gslvanc Rings are recon-
nended the Belts Bands and Bracelets are applicable pre-
sely 10 the same the only difference consists IN an ncreas
I'd certainty Of beneficial effect by means Of greatly ncfe''
Ell power OF Gavanl-n The MAGNETIC FLUID Is necessa
ny used n the same with the Rings rora inf
her AMI requisite particulars, reference Is Hnde 10 ' "'
tsemeuf n another column. DR CRisrE must sui wan
the public 10 of spurious t1ltions-ihe bsl'sh"
Belts Bands aud Bracelets will probably be ccn"ferfend
have been the Oaysnic Rings The resource 81 ts puo
10 apply az the only Agency Ia NE 'ny' iot
ar BlldnLI Jyi "
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To NATURE in her efforts 10 throw OF disease i
The end Of medicine. The blood mpegnaed by some
deeerous Ingredient carries the poison through every ave
the system and sometimes the virus concenrai lis
vlence IN local aecton-a Others Is dhu-ive niis
effects eyeTs general erupiiOns &c. Wme nature j.
thus endeavoring throw of the noXious element med
should assist her by neuasing the poison nj the ioun
hcadn other words by purifying the internal huid
Tins il the peculiar province ~ SANDS SARsAFARLLa lis
FIRST operation upon the nucleus of the disease iyou de
sroy the roots plant It's leaves will soon die and you
destroy the source OF nalady H. symptoms mus nece-
sary disappear Such j. the mod opefaud Of THIS pTepa
faon-wmch IN case OF scrolula ana Az u.ei9os
diseases well As many Others Is now considered an III
most infalble remedy =
SANDS Wholesale DugelsIs ~ fulonsueet M r DIN
Sold Broadway II East Broadway and by Drug
generally throughout the United STATES fnce 81 per
bottle. Six bottles for -
DR. FfLIx GouRAuDs Ir.LIAs INDICATED SOAP for re-
moving Freckles, Tan, sun Burn, Pmpes, Blolches Sal
lowness Rednes, and all Cuianeous Diseases is also
d, lciOus EmOlen Shaving Compound FOR sale on
the Doctors original depot o. Walker street let store
FROM Broadway; Boston, A. ; Jordan, 2 MIX street
Lowell, Carleton 4 Co.; New Bedford. w. l. Gerrlsh;
Worcester. Green Co. Springfield, Bliss; Myers, New
Haven; Backus 4 Bull Troy Pierce SlanwiN Hail. A.
bany F. b. Tute, Assembly Buildings, Chestnut st. Ps-
depho Beware fbase and dangerous couneriets and re-
member that the genuine sold only a above ana maj eacn
cake the Dr. +. Felix Gouraud's Italian Med-
Gated Soap NJ Y" compressed with mould and Tie Doc
tors fac smile each Splendid Embossed rapper Jyi'
GouRAups PouDRr SUBTLE for eradcating hair. Cot
RAuDs Liquid Vegetable Rouge GotR.vDs hair Dye.
GouraHds Lily White TO be had at 81 W alher street. ~
Store FROM Broadway Jyl5 If
tY- How many thousands who are getting premaiurey
bald ADD grey headed Nigh, prevent im by timely apph
cation Of Barrys TRlcoPHiRous that has effected such
almost miraculous II Is only 81 cents boei CON
secueny being within the reach Of every one The cei
virtues of the Trcopherous are-
Its bracing strengthening and clarifying properties
? Its gently stimulating the action OF the skin;
Its producing and encouraging reaction IN me Duio or
root particularly the pulp which receives Inc vessels
and nerves. giving life and vigor 10 the bar;
4. lis eauazing the circulation of the fuiis;
5 rs freeing the skin from the effects Of per'praiiOn'
scruiand dandruii and disposne the hair to cufii
And frequent use WpreserNc tt haI III peauy hnu
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For Commercial and Money Matters see Last Page
WEDNESDAY r. NJ.
In Exchange there is nothing doing since the
steamer left. We quote London 9,aei Paris 81 a.
pa. Amsterdam 39i d3e. Hamburg 35d35s Bremen
77id7o..
Stocks are steady to-day but the absence OF oper-
atos keep the small The sessions OF the Board do
not exceed half an hour.
The Comptroller has given notice that the interest
on the City Soc due the LIST of August will be paid
on that day by the City Chambern at his Office in the
Bank of the State of New-York
The receipts on the Harlem Railroad during the
month of June show considerable increase over the
same month year The rapid extension OF the City
IIaremrosd has added largely to the business OF the
short route and the run very full Receipts OF
,h Harlem Road for the first months in ls and ISIS.
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This designed 70 relieve cyspepsa, weakness
and pain In sides of goneness IN the stomach con
-fipaiion and piles lungs cou n and splitting OF blood
papaiion of the heart. weakness Of the hips and limbs
dropping Of the body with curvature Of The spine and en-
aides also female debility ard weakness of voice. Seam
stresses Clerks Students and others who keep the bent ait
iude Ind much immediate comfort from N. use IL operates
By eevafng the whole pile u organs (which have descend
I'd from muscular weaknessl and maintaining them thus 10y
iis nng aeNbIiy Dr. b. can Dee consulted at ~ Broad
way near Grand Sundays cNceptcd over the store Of r
Wise- optclan Office. only from 4 VI io l. NJ ana 10
T. NJ weeks female i M attendance on Ladies
Cts and Country Physicians and Druggists are invited 10
call and may supplied by applying At the above address
Common Sense Chronic Dseas" tor sale-An arrange
meut no relief. paw can be- made mlo omrhs
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cARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, Sc.

FAMILIES IN want of CARPETIN0, or any article In lh
line respectfully invited to call and examine one o
the most extensive and best assormenis Of BkU -sFLs
THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and all other styles OF CARPET
ING, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, &c that IL TO be found IA Tn
Civ The entire stock new and selected for The >prin
from the most celebrated manufactures Of this country
and Europe In the assortment are many splendid patterns
and new styles of colors which are not TO be iOud any
other store Purchasers may be ASSURED that they VIII nnc
the prices much lower than at any similar establishment II
he Cry. -, -, e..
NB-An experienced Uphols,erer will attend the htrne
and vng of OIL Cloths making Carpets &c. al the shOfsr
noic. " II. GUlONS New Store
m2A.y Fronting % East Broadway and III Disson-st
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- from Har, ford TO New.Y ork.

n. tI< Editor 81 me Jft"""
~. charter for Railroad from Hartford through
=, 70 the Yves, line OF the State VIII be
- 10 on examination. to be one OF great national
.-o,,sncc aswell as offering unusual inducements
-T.,r<.fusnk Let us look at II moment IN view
1..ch--Fir,t, a. a work of great national impor-
-, connects the South with the Eastern states
=, a. short route is possible. and at such us
.',ce from the Sound a. TO be entirely oeyoH" u.
.cb of predatory excursions Of an enemy In case .,
war and thus furnishing perfectly seIs an"
,..n.por,a,ion Of Troops and Munitions Of a. a.
..sl a. of the Mails. This cannot DE s"'' - '''
81 rou,e bv any means war steamer III -
s,l5 h,oak M the draw bridges ana other
~. a..,~o,, IN. Sonnd road AZ a. 10 eh'ii'ii ".c'
-. ,bc communication for weeks or ii'V"'n' 10
.fen The communicable was most ~, -. = -.
,o.r, il would be entirely cha'o''""'-' 49,, -,
- IN, favor a the interior route are 80 aPPai'n' VA
i"s'' :" 20 - - stated 10 be seen and believed
~ - " =, an iares'n<uf-Iake the Work through
-, York 1t will go Try rhes on the dTeef Fo1.s
nv. ri par Of the road VIII OF coursc Pdy-heAI
% in The direction OF Hartford about IS miles,
,ecfs the IousaiOnic road running 70 "cst STOCK
s,s through the valley OF the HOushtonc rNei aDout
ss ,ales No one VINO seet the freight passing up ana
JoWn this road and also sees ihe uhocVup'ou "e,'i
-, on the Houssionic river. will doubt Du, inai ms
- - Tho road VIII pay. All that remains Of me inc
P,on he Housatonic Railroad TO Hartford, between 30
~ rniles-passng either directly by. very near
- Grsnie Quarres OF Nine Hi, in New Milford. mex
hs,.,b. IN quantity snd believe admitted by al 10 De
...ruas,ed IN quality thence through the manuiaetur
- ,,sns Of Woodbury., Waterbury, Plymouth, brisio;
g,n,ugton sc Hartford, where transportation ana
sge money 10 and from Newiork the past year NJ
800 before the recent convention amounted 70 over
scpO0 leaving out OF view all the town Norm OF inc
grea,e towns through which the road Pa-scs rom one
~ ticb manufacturing villages 20 wit COilinsFAIe,
"a. stated the tonnage 20cO tons and also eavins
~ al N, business and qUei from Hcryord ana me ong
,nexion OF Railroads up Connecticut nvef ana also 70
Ro.,oo Now who can doubt bat that this road must
,,th mr. sent rdg business enough 10 pay the interest
~ ~ cost from the line OF the road-eiting alone the
5;,osaI business which would spring up a. natural
,seoucnce the moment the road was completed Task
% Il, bs,aess and Of capital 10 20 and look AT TINS
r,s-do not be afraid OF going out ot me sigh o. soh
o,y Do not depend for your information 10 the leas'
',, ar Drodnctirenes. ef railroad route, entirely on
nan. or nourshng report or from what you near IN
Wslsrect Or if you cannot go yourselves wan
nor time for survey and report and let us see wheihef
be route is absolutely mprOosioab as stated ny Us OPP
nc ~. 1T
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- HAMMOND 4 co. Of the late hrm o. BENEDICT
-. HAMMOND Will continue NE selling ana repMfht
f fine Matches nj the Old stand No a Merchants Exchange
entrance irst door IN William 81
I'm addition their former weselected stock ihey nav
lust received splendid assortment OF ShTononie"f pN
pex AMI Anchor E-capemeut Watches OF the hr-t qu.y
Strangers visiting the city. who wish 10 purchase Waeh
- Je,ery and silver Ware. will md Il To their adsanlag'
10 call and = anime our stock
: HAMMOND having attended personally 70 the repairing
ofCIIRONOMETERs and FINE WATCHES, IN the lat
hrm OF BENEDICT 4 HAMMOND, viii continue To do ;.
connection with his present partner who has also e,laD
nshed high reputation IN his profession. ,,,., ,,,,
psr,icular attention paid TO repairs Of MANrEL AND
oEFICF CLOCKS ie2l Jawlmls
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR TURDAN, JULY I9.-L POET
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rINHE subscriber wishes To make known To The pubic "a"
much of the biscuit and crackers which are sold 10 IN
city by the names, entirely different rom
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made al hs bske,s
which have been used by invslids particularly nose ~m
.ser from indigestion for than twenty years WIN W
hes results. while the Imitation, which can be made iof
ess price though perhaps good for person IN hea4 Az
wholly unit for the sick The above BISCUIT anu oRakks
10 arrryR BIscufr WISs BISCUIT BUrTEk CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS, PILOT and NAVY BREAD, al of ue nrs
quality are constantly for sale Al The well known essDsb
,nsnt as Washington street, corner Of Warrcnsreet
- snli.. EPHKAIM TREAnWtLLS SON
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tl2627s A. and they have besides floating debt Of
slOO7e5 "a which united, make the whole amount Of
the collateral property.
-, share. have been issued for the Eastern Railroad
IN New Hampshire, which, with some necessary e.
,a,e- has cost Sl-2 80 %
Massachusetts road and properly s2i007p5 p
Total paid for account Of both roads. - rs %
Among the facts laid before the meeting the FOL
~.
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IrTTEI's LIVING AGE

NO so Of th- excellent periodical mas Just arrived W NJ
y TAlLOR'>. No. Astor House.
II wonder 10 every one how the fdor can pun snch
great variety of reading before the public for Xl Cts
or ~ year and when n considered that every article Is
selected the greatest and contains me very cream
of the Foreign Reviews and Magazine this wonder In
cr.a.es A. this the third No. Of the new volume IS
yood time 10 subscribe 70 this best Of Periodicals.
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rF-I. d. Of d. F.-The members Of Tompkins Lodge
No are requested 10 assemble their Lodge room, cor
ner Of Hudson aud Grove street. Thursday, the I'M Inst
az. oc ck " 20 attend The funeral of our deceased Bro
fher john Cummings WILLIAM HAWKS, y. Il.
William L. BAWDFN. Sec'v. ylI 10
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NEW WORK ON BRAZIL.

SKETCHES OF Residence and Travels IN Brazil einbrac-
- ng Historical and Geographical Notices Of The Empire
and its several provinces. by DANIEL 7. hlDptN In
vols with very neat engravings, - 90
" While show great avldy for Information concerning
regions m the old world, Onen Ignorant OF countries
IN our own hem- sphere How few OF readers could, on
examination give any intelligent view OF the great empire
Of Brazil We can for ourselves, that this work has
communicated much that ia new and awakening rs any
SINH ar volumes Hitherto sources have been Few and
IN perfect h- the hrst work exclusively Brazil, which
mas proceeded from the American press and II Is now nine
wears .nae The last English work this country was pub
l.hed.
1--WE cannot lay down these engaging volumes "ilhont
declaring our conviction that If there Is country 10 Ihe
world which should awaken Tie missionary zeal OF Aefi-
can Christians, il Is Brazil
In point of STYLE The work IS highly meritorous II i
axav uupreteuding almost always correct and very Oien
elegant The book worthy place among the more ee
ea produc Of OurnaOna literature O rs ngher ana
Christian qualities we need only say, that II leaves US WIN
The most sincere pec Ol the mind and heart OF the learned
- bsreyni.nf authorr princeton Review.
r. ssf.Lv WILEY & PUTNAM,
'.is 1911 Broadway.
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THE albania. Ice Cream Saloon and Coniec'
i tonerv 40 bruadvay.-ln addition Ia lie being the
most and establishment OF The snd n
hi- CIV u the only where The Ice Creams are made
OF PURE Cream -keplcsl on his point may ga
sv satisfy themselves by comparison Families and par.
es supplied as usual also with ch plain Cream received
twice A dav from Orange County. lNlt Zwrodls'
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OF HISTORY

bic work concludes the reign Oi James J. OF E0glahi'
and VI of scotland showing the good effects arising from
union oftle kingdoms also, the unfortunate career 81
Charles and the brilliant bat errac career 81 n- slayer
Cromwell: the iron rule of the PrOccOrae, the di-solule
age of Charles L. the weak and ianaca life Of James II
and the final extinction of the house Of stuart by the re o
mai of Oange In the person of William ILL., are all faithfully
and ABLY shown In this number Published and for sale by
ivi7 d. ADEE, luI Fuionsrrei, y I.
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CASTLE GARDE>.-rhe door. VII Opea a >.

CASTLE GARDE>.-rhe doors VIII open a RAJ
Y pss ard ne perform tncr~ VII commence As euSs
THURSDAY evening. July i7h. me performance VII .,h
renc- with the Overture the Sovereign az cyprus Nr
which song tv Mr. neurisou Spanish Dance ~ MS
Cohen Grand Gaop, hy fl orchestra. "a telre n'ei
sri YANKEE. Tar hv ihe Masters " God Mad see De-.
.afti1s viii dance the Pas De Madii. Nj Niian, WI
sing The Life OF Soldier LOO superb te-'ncfnfnrN"
-. * ht,si the rrs' Frsfrcde. 81 Mrssi> Wool Den
ni.on Ps-.I,- ard Master " ODD. Hungarian Bs Room
Movement by Mad -e''e Desjantin- Nj Ninsn- WI AZ
near III r. German Part Medley. La smolensks, BY
Ml.- Cohen. Admission . cents. Nii
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u I. OcOCk. At Ilr MtfNlalIs tN'HaIke,
MA be sold, under direction OF fhio I. husgrs,
Master IN Chancery, al that Lease made by Tie tIn'y
Church to Geo. A. Mssson. May lSh Nink IA ur MAN
M the rr.t " Man 1876 said Lot Known As No o-ena.
ri Easiery IN by Hudson street SCUM oy Los VIZ
Inc ,,ar of said Log aud Norb by lot No aud party ~
Chn.,opher street. being IN tront ~ ees and 10 ees on -
\orh ,- aud o. ieel Tie soutnery SIDE, De N" sl"
Loss
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The Detroit Free Press SAYS
The statement IN paper OF yesterday morning. ID
relation 10 the Farmers and Mechanics Banks We learn
il too positive and might lead to some misunderstanding
The meeting ofhe Eastern stockholders OF this lnsit9
tion Al inca on the I'd inst preliminary proceed
inc-and Of portion only Of the stockholders and their
resolution 10 pay in $4,000 was OF course not aosou'
but depending upon matters and questions which their
committees are 10 settle and which can only he deter
mined the formal and legal meeting OF the siocsh'n
called for Monday in tins city
The Monthly report of the New Orleans Banks
for June lsia gives circulation OF the specepsyns
Banks - s3414s deposits <s233592. specie so2-SSco
loans and discounts 995 $50 The OF the Ca
nal and Banking Co follows Circulation <jll-,
O75 deposits S27366 due bank1 9O6i Loans and die.
counts s34 79- due from banks Os ST. specie 572 32
The annual report of the Directors of the Eastern
Railroad. made up to June 30. submitted to the
stockholders on the li,h inst and presents very favor
able state of affairs The net amount OF items added
the construction account for the year is 6e-6 o. the
Greater par, for new cars engines &c
The total amount of payments for the Eastern Railroad
IN Ns.sachusetts to June 30 is---.-- S2iOO,9so 81
proper,y ON hand (wharves. depo,s steam
boats bridges, Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900 -
S2I73,72l Sc
The shares issued and State scrip, (5ooOoo) are 2Jo
900 90, which leaves invested IN the above properly