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AGENTS FOR TUE MANAGERS. ID. PAsE & Co.
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L. RUSSELL BIGGER II co,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS ID. PAIsE & CO..
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NINE CHEERS FOR FORTUNES BoNE,,
HJ- THE FIELD .4G5Lx DEsT5XCED BY BIGGER, m
The second Capital 10000 Dollars, .oidi
Drawn Nos Of tho ennd Consolidated Lottery No S-ir,w Iy
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Ticket Nos 10 81, the seeord Capital no. OOOI wa.
sold to Jno Philips Esq Of Charles City Whose give
BY eonsent) and wasyesierday paid on presentation by
Or THE TICKET CAV BE SEEN 1T THE OFFICE, "a
TnrRryuHE. KEEP Ir BEFORE THE PEOPLE" that FOR
Home, BIGGERs place Prizes that with
in the last forty days the Grand Capital $4,000 in whole
ioeo Soo $500 &C &c all SOLD and paon presentation
by BIGGER h CO.
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SCHEME.
S25,O0O, &c, 100 Prizes Of $1,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class ST. dawn at Whining
ton on Saturday Aug OH dawnr received Richmond Monday
titled splendid capital OF $4,000
That Ticket having the ist % and 9Th sc
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rho-e Tickets hlvns the let % 9Th. LIST % 9th
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Those Tickets nvins the iM 9Th 9Th, 9th 9Th Is,
tth 7th, i.t 9th slh, list i,h ''a. % 500
Ibos 100 Tickets with any other Of the drawn Nos
tito 1000
No number prize than $1,000 except the above mentioned
package Of Whole Tickets N the above Cr.Dd s,hm.
$3.50 warranted to draw SIS cer6eaie Cor sIos
Halves and in proportion Single Tickets go halves as
AAGNITICENT SCHEME
$4,000. $4,000, 100 Of 1000
Grand Concentrated No. S. draws Saturday Aueus t6b-
drawing received Richmond Monday Grand C,prst Of
$4,000 Is 600 1900 5000 Of 90 bsss ,,,
prizes Of $50 500 900 goo &C 70 No ~ drawn ,ybos
tickets si2 halves 6. qrs z.
A package of &c whole tickets s27s
Warranted 10 dfaW tal 60
eertihcste will be for It1 az
tay,s and quarters IN proportion
Remainder 10 address
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.
Richmond, Va.
p On al enclosing CASH Pr1s Tesst, ,b, po.as,
lac usual need be paid 10 ~
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REMOVAL.

b. STRIKER has removed his Wholesale
~ Dry Goods fiom No street. to Ie and a.
three doors teiowwhere for cash or ty &C
eeptanees general Assortment u French
Dry Goods, at small advance puce. His being
chiefly purchased he feels one
to buy will he richly aIed by calling
quantity Of Sp7nish Mating. T. 50 and Mating
CarPeting and Wonsted Yarn. JNO. u. sTRYKER
Nos IL and II, Bank Street
I2-lm. Pha,A.nIi.
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BeiPs Medical Library.
II for July. " - ''''''','
Buletne Of Medical Sciences, No for JOY.
Just recsivedby flu al DRINKER A NORRIS
NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGs-
IN $50 bbis Mol N. G. nerrines
:" Nos DO do-In store for s,ie by
~ " WILLIAMS a HANALI.
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w DICKSON
CARD.

CARD.
HESRr L. BROOKE JOHN r. rUcrxs
III AVE associated themselves in the nr,ct;c.
u Of the Law. and the sup.r,or ana 60
Louisa. W 'eAiie'' h..ovef ~
20 Once Governors s;reet-whers ON. mr. ,n
VII Glwayse be found during hosn Of tbe d.y
Richmond March ID Is4s.-n
n. JAMES DREW McCAW offers for sale
or rent The he re.,d. eo,.,s,.- ~
obtained a few cay, ~
Richmond, July Goth Is45
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ROSE-lSLE FOR SALE.
Valuable YORK. RIVER LAND


For Sale, at Auction.
pursuance Of Decree OF the Circuit Supe
noFCou q Law and Chaneery for Gloucester COUNT, r
nouneed 81 the April Term st5 Of said Cour suit hsrep
vending between Chahes e. Curtis complainant aeain gHt
Chts AMI fsnek Fahurb, Defendants Complainant
agaH Ne ZANE ans Colon Cae dsns and the .,u orpt
aganf Mm Cane, Sy Slaughter ZONES asest for
WA Ca'ss and koheu q Curtis Sheriff Gloucester rourtv
deieptans We the undersigned Commissioners appointed ~
nd OoiF VII sell 10 The highest bidder The premises on Wa
nesv me Hh Gay OF september fair f,h
% heeaner The tract of LAID decree mentoped ea
- fuf'nn yinE Immediately RIVER eouufy Of
"perste and containing ~ esston 1871
winch are cleared ard DIVIDED ae nng purposes and
Me Ney productive; tn reside abound pine
timber suitable for ship and buidng
One hall % ths purchase required r,ta h,
cash and the other hair credit q months Dks1 n, hs
purchaser VIII BE- defer, payment 4 49,
Ihe budngs on ihe farm consist o. eonTse dv,ur b.
with necgsssry barns, stables. &C. - "''
Should the Sale compiled viii nj, a.. A.. ~ -,
uaei OF And VII bs fesoh on TN succeeding d,y
joan & FIELn.
PETER KEMP ('o"" ~
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PLASTER, PLAISTER
IN TONS Lump Plaster Just received per
~ sehr WV. weir-fOr sale BY
te 10 JAS FISHERS BONE
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, July q.

"euhesuoy, July S-0 Il. Nj.
The Improvement noticed for the past few days in the
stock market, has nearly subsidized soningon fell of
per cent Norwich and Worcester, Il Erie Railroad, Il
Farmers Loan, Il Canton !; Long Island went up per
cent Reading Railroad closed firm at yesterdays prices
Prices are very eversh and unsettled and it appears
almost impossible to get up any permanent improve
ment
statement of the President of the New York and
EIe Railroad in relation to the nonpayment of the in
erest due yesterday the bonds of the and
other matters connected with the concern will be found
in another column. The disposition expressed by Mr.
Lord regarding the affairs Of the company does him
much credit and we trust he will submit to any person
al sacrifice to the completion of this mportant
work The feeling in the public mind in relation to his
administration, is of such nature as to prevent fair
test OF the beralty of citizens in subscribing to the
stock; the prejudice, no doubt is in great measure
and unjust and is be deeply that
circumstances and the position Mr. Lord occupied in the
early administration Of the affairs of the company should
have made him at all unpopularbut that he is so as Pre-
sden OF the road cannot be denied His usefulness can
De full as effective in another capacity and we hope he
will give way and make vacancy to be filed for
time at least, by prominent in the histo
ry of the concern, he has been Judging from the
tone Of the communication referred to- have no doubt
he WILL If officially requested, resign the Presidency
The Union Bank Of Maryland has declared a scmlan
nual dividend of three per cent
The Farmers and Planters Bank of Baltimore has de-
clared half yearly dividend of three per cent
The deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the
Treasury in the government repositories on the 23d Of
june compared with May % and April 49, show a
slight increase since May, and increase of nearly
million Of dollars since April We annex the official re-.
port =
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,gans the coutnuance Of tho preset tariff representing
he extremes Of each party they base the whole structure
II their political faith upon this measure and make the
most nonsenscal assertions imaginable in support Of or
against it. II stated that the present prosperity OF the
country has been produced entirely by the operations Of
the tariff act and that the reductions in the ar under
the compromise act produced the revuisons IN CONNER
cs affairs throughout the country In 1887 and 1885, Ev
cry writer in favor Of high tariff argues that high du
ties reduce prices and parades elaborate tables compar
ing prices since the passage OF the present tariff
and those current at the close Of the compromise to
firm their statements We confess table Of this
kind of ITSELF would appear almost conclusive evidence
of the truth Of such remarks it Is true that the prices
now for nearly every article of produce and manufac
ture are much lower than they from 1886 to ls4O
Tho Of this decline in prices cannot in the slight
es degree be attributed the influence of the tariff
which would Of ITSELF have just contrary effect We
instructed by experience that the consumption of
article is in proportion to the reduction of its prices and
general may be taken rule that the duty forms
portion Of the price The domestic manufacturer will
keep the price of his goods possible to that
asked for similar article imported from foreign
Ivy If it costs fifty cents to import certain article
faen the duty is twenty five per cent the home manu-
,rcr will demand as near fifty cents for similar
he can, and command the market. The reduced
r . rrent now, compared with several years pre-
- : tariff of 1912, have been caused entirely by
. .e which have, since isil been placed upon
.no the contractions in bank loans, and in
.i'.aA'.'on paper money We table
with brices ior snd bank movements Of this city
' f '- Ss'a' staple articles for the past nine
years.
OF Nsw YoRk, WITT, tn PBIcn or Flour IN rnE POM
, ~Wr ON oyR IMPORTS
The New York herald., 1845-07-03

This table shows that both high and low prces
have ruled under high tariff The averag.
rate of duty in 1896 was within fraction as
high as it is now, and -four and cotton were one
hundred per cent higher than they are at this mo.
ment The regulator of prices will be found in the
under the head of bank loans and not in the per
cent duty levied upon our mporations II is really as
'onishing what consummate ignorance is exhibited by
Legislators in Congress and in State Assemblies in rea
ton to commercial systems and effects of tariff laws
The proteconsts of the North say give us liberal bank
ing systems and high tariff and every branch of bust
ness must become prosperous; while their oppo
nens OF the South say, give specie currency and
revenue tariff and every interest of the country must
thrive and prove productive. Now the effect Of liberal
banking systems and expanded currency to raise
prices sufficiently high to annul the tariff and to admit
foreign manufactures to any wanted whe on the
other hand the effect of reduction Of the currency to
specie standard would reduce the price of labor and
therefore, prices of every thingshut foreign manu-
facures and send the general into the mar
ket begging for loans to meet the current expenditures
1t thus appears pretty certain that the event of either
party being able to carry out all its measures touching
commercial matters the country at large would be in
Jured and prosperous times temporary and seldom re-
alizcd Amedum course is the only safe onc Wo want
system of banking, with paper circulation based upon
specie When there many interests to legslate
Tor as this country possesses conservative course will
prove the most judcious, and the least likely to de-
range any of the existing channels of trade
The New York herald., 1845-07-03

HURDLE AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF $500
ON Sd JULY.
yUyO TAKE PLACE ON I'd JuLY-Firsl, Footrace OF
five miles for purse of so0-S7 to the second and
sos to the third off 3 o'clock For this race
the following entries have been made -
l. Maj Henry Stannard. g. Ambrose Jackson.
g American Deer, or william T. X. Nj. Hail.
rived from England for o. isrsce Katsnchia,e the
this IIoquois Indian.
g. Long Mike. 10. Welch Bautum.
& Edward Chenny. II. o. Dermond.
s. VIM. Fowl H. VIM Barlow.
Same Day-A Hurdle Race at o'clock for purse of $500
trance. The be mile heats -four hurdles Of four
feet each the mile For this the following entries
been made -
Mr.. c. Duchesny Of Montreal, enters b. cd Hops
Barry Clark from Santa Fe d. e. cd Snip
Oscar late from Fort Gibson cd Niagara
tThs horse Is hafbrot,e! 70 Fashion)
TEN MILE RACE, TO TAKE PLACE ON SAT
URDAY THE 5rH OF JULY, FOR PURSE OF 5000
$50 to the second and $50 the third the aceo
of "a o'clock For this the following entries have
been made - 49,
l. William Jackson, the Amc- 6. r n. Hall
rican deer. y Dermond
2. John Gildersleeve. James Whelan
a Major Henry Stannard. Q. VIM. Pnckney
iS s,ssrocI the indian To- Ignace Katanchiate, the
!" Th;ec rom Towands Iroquois from Canada.
g. Edward Cheney. III. VIM bsiiow.
PSShou the continue and the race be postponed
notice will be put following places, on or before 10
is-ulv 18Th will come OF Match, Mile Heats best in
Eve In harness between the celebrated pacing horse
lanes X Polk and John G. Calhoun
Also July 22d Match two mile heats in harness. for 81 ooo
h.t,x een same horses, j3rc
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Btisous Tever generally begins with yawn-
% S i ss @
%sS naIDaa %sre.n PIN, no il
because they the and bowels Al mOTs,t
y 1;ss
;. S:
q a aSa i'm sSsd ss s w s
ha. life and vixor viii Be given to the whole frame
IN selling % pate is Soa be
d'So' osT0a Of Lpown ptsgrity the Office and general
Indian vesstabss be particular to ask for genuine wrss
N,J.7,Ths desirable sumhlng, tsc.-Ocean House,
s s;;. ssPs:Ts r.. friends and 8; pub
The steamer Orus leaves Fulton mar.
above house. 1.. } ai'S ~; $ss::, s: The
All PhiladeIphia subscriptioHa
ss Con- must Is Rss E ss shs Ey z
Single eopss o si Of :. es .oys 1 y ay S
The WsEELr HERALD for every Saturday morn
A a. free Of pS pSS..ssss sss. p.s,;., e,
tabshmsn, issued wholesale and retail.
ns &c Sns as ay s is
city, aordng svalaabe medium to advertisers Advertise
the Herald nextday.
Boston subscriptions to the New YorI
HERALD received by the authorised Agents. REpprNe
single copies ~ ~ -
WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday morning. price cents
\ 50 per annum. -' '
Al and cheap publications for sale as soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon.
Medical NOfice.-,The Advertisements or tn
Ne Msy York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column Of III
paper w. g. RICHARDSON Mn Aysnt -
''mce ana 'onxnng E0nnS Of the College Nassau
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In all other places 81 sol 6l So 3983It3 81 0,G
1t will be by this table that about one half of the
whole amount Of deposits in the banks OF these three
cities, and will also be that the amount of depo.
sits in the repositories in this and other cities and in all
parts Of the country have not within the past two months
changed very materially. The surplus revenue now Is
only about million Of dollars less than II was when the
deposits were removed from the United States Bank
which time the compromise act was about going into
operation and the tariff becoming reduced Movements
similar to those made at that time years since
are about to be made now and revolution will without
DOUBT soon be made in the system of safe keeping and
disbursements Of the government moneys. specie
system oil payments OF government dues will bc perfect
ca ana enforced system requiring strict adherence
'e use o' specie in the receipts and disbursements OF
government would bring the currency nearer to spece
Standard and IN SO doing increase its value II s tho
policy oil the administration to bring about thorouoh
separation between bank and state and tho occorn,s
ment of that object and the reduction of tho ta;g =,
strict revenue Standard will be the principal features Of
the approaching session of Congress The secro,or If
the Treasury says that the tariff must be reduced 20 M
revenue standard and he busily engaged in
the details for reduction to that and his an,l
report to Congress will contain the system he is now mn
turing. There will be no compromise proposed no hal
way measure suggested br at d repeal of the prc
sent act and no DETERMINATIONS for protection in tho new
one The announcement of these intentions
uras OF both political parties and their organs al
ready commenced arrayhg their arguments in favor and
The New York herald., 1845-07-03
AUCTION NOTICES.

WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auetioreer
RYH + WILLARD-Peremrory Sale for cash-This
Day Thursday July 3d. 10 o'clock, the No
Brosdwsy-s well made Bnreaus 40 yards Oil Coth
nd Bsdssds Ia, an smd
boards; Clock Hanging Lamps and Lsntems; Solar
Lamps Is yards Wilton Stair Carpet with other at
cles; the owners have ordered closed.
private sale cheap and second hand Piano Fortes
Reirgerators all Sizes Cabnst Furniture general
&c. &c j3 ittrh
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ai4 O'Clock
C.; Box Office open from A. NJ. until r. NJ
vAUxHAI.L GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERV
IT, OPEN EVERY EVENING IL
GRAND G1L1 rPEEK
Miss Orvlle late Of Nblos has been engaged for nights
Also Barney Williams, the celebrated Irish Comedian.
Also Miss A. Homer the American Elssler.
Also Mr. J. Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer.
Also the Ethiopian Operac Brothes and Sisters Messrs
Gardner Whitlock White johnson and Bryant forming
geter the best Band of nStre in the world who defy
petition aud challenge other Band Play Sing and Dance
for the sum of $1,000.
g Admission only One Shilling
No postponemeat account of the weather.
Doos open ~ o'clock Performance ccmmsrce nj 81
o'clock. je29 lw+ec
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unANp CELt BK KRfIoN OF THE
EOURVH OF TTTTY

AT VAUXtIALL GARDEN, BOWERY.
'NHE MANAGER would respectfully inform the public
that he is masking extensive preparations for the FOURTH
UF JULY, when he will give Afternoon and Evening Per-
iormsnce in the Saloon. Also,
Il Grand Military and Cipic Ball,
in the Garden for which he . building and elegant
Price of admssionto the Afternoon Performance Is cents
Admission IN the evening, to the Garden Saloon and Ball
so cents.
Splendid Cotllon Band is engaged for the occasion
The Police will be entirely under the direction
Of Officer Bird who will preserve the best exclude
all improper persons
Dancing to at land continue until IL o'clock.
For particulars bills of the day.
ie29toiY4tec z. DE LA Rec Manager
The New York herald., 1845-07-03

PAL1lD'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET
THE Best VENTILATED FHRATRE CRY.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS!
Last Week Of the Ethiopian Opera Company
Thursday Evening, July 3D.,
Will be presented for the ith time this city, the grand
operatc buresque and ballet d'action, entitled
BUY-I-DARE;
Or, the Revolt Of the Woodhead5.
Founded on La Boyadee with Buresqucs all the original
dances
To conclude with the Medley Bueslue Of the
VIRGINIA GIRL,
In which introduced the Bacs Opera Of the
hemam Girl and the Laughing Polka.
Admission xJ Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, 81
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On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. DR.. Berrian DAVIS S.
England.
On the srd day of June last, by Jas. P. Thompson,
fastor oil the broadway Tabernacle, MILTON Fox to Sa
RAH MARTHA Woop, both Of Dracat Mass.
The New York herald., 1845-07-03

On the evening of the 2nd instant MARY JANE PAGE.
wife Of Gilbert 4. Sewall, aged 26.
His friends and the friends Of his brother J. N sew
all are requested to attend the funeral this afternoon at
O'CLOCK, from 29 Chambers street. without further in
vitaton. 80
The New York herald., 1845-07-03
AMUSEMEN'i'S.
PARK THEATHE.
FRENCH OPERA
Thursday Evening, July 3d,
Eirxf time this season. the Comic Opera in acts Of

PARK TEEATHE.
ENCH OPERA.
Thursday Evening, july sd,
First time this Ii DoaNS Nj SSgs 1gsr' in acts Of
'''''' W ss:Gs' Sss; Mrs a, s;::
Sgsiss g. sssa.u bssess s.ss
.Sd % .s . Ts' ssg.: sss R:a'ss
Roofs 9psn a o'clock sad the cuHn wiz 's precisely al
s e
the top and sdes can be enclosed moments notice.
MR MSfsnfs6iTsR. KS6BERrs, 8,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatresl
5Aic.!KSSs! AcK5SsaT II fHMliYe 'alsi & e Ks
Thursday Evening, July 3d,
THE fsERSea5s RRScoSTT'RiE. STT'RihE
cource 8 nsos NJ dasSss
s% , ds da,sssS John Seton
IN the 0ns piece onIs ssi p rs,SoS and Celeste
.CoSsc;ERT' = a : La IA MUsXRb NJ
aYMSAsrc af5 MAST Il fsAliST5Sifs sASFoMhsTs q Tiss
Messrs. Mum, Walker Honey and Steward
Aa eeisnt roi.ce win always be in at,sAdaaee 70 maiu
tam good order 1Sa feRes ffssR Fg
limited number Of season Tickets will be disposed Of
cAsTLa GARDEN.
fTopIietors Massrs. French and Her er
admission % Cents.
Grand Entertainment,
Thurssiny Evening, July id,
The Entertainments will with the admired Over
the celebrated Opera Of La Bayadere
Gustave Elssler IN Grand Act Of Strength.
Grsnd Ac; OF Balance by Louis Elser.
Gustave Elssler the Gymnastc Swinging Trapezum
Overture by the Band.
Song, Mr.. Dennison.
Pas Ss Dasse X s % 00d
Overture by the Orchestra.
Song Mr. DennisoD
Madselle DesjarJns will dance Swiss Pas Seul.
Comic Dance Masters Wood.
To conclude with the Comic Ballet aud Extravaganza OF
TRIBULATIONS OF VOL AU VENT.
Vol an ent Mon Louis Louise Miss Cohe
X Between the Entertainments Interinissi9n oi lei
Minutes for Promenade end Eeffesi,nents
~ Doors at hsitpa o'clock. Performance 10 com
mence at 8oclock.
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
w II SHIN TON USE,
aga Chestnut street.

WASHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL
PHIL AID ELPHI A.
F = Baths just ntroducrd-Wm and Cold-in fine apart
ments--for both ladies and gentlemen. je28 lm~ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
suBsCRIBERs respectfully inform their friends and
mey known the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and improvements IN its Interior having spared
expense render of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parors numerous the chambers
ton is in the most central ofhe city TO all the places
OF public amusemen and convenient to the depos of the
Southern Western and Northern
The tables will be supplied with all the delcacies Of the
son. The Wines are of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The hope by their and experience
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, (iate OF Jones' Hotel)
Henry C. Mackenzie formerly of the Washington House
Peter l.. Ferguson
July st, 18i5. iy3 3msec
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Am easements

lHE SuccEssFUr. BURLEsouE or BUy-I-DARE is ad-
yell,sen iof tonight tor the last time Our readers
should not miss the opportunity Of seeing IT, The Eth.
opean opera troupe take their farewell benefit next "a.
performances. o ~ wv
The New York herald., 1845-07-03


The proportion OF deposits in the banks of these three
cities for the past three months has been as follows
.7pril 20ih. May 28ih. .June I'D
In B,nls of Boston, New ''''
YORK and Phanephia.. 3,l63,o3 1927, ,993 1905 4O6
The New York herald., 1845-07-03
VOIGTLAENDER'S

. DHL LUIIhhEOI TIE APPARATUS.
a ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in.
law Mr. voghtaender Vienna enable the subscribers to
plates, at Sli5. - '''' ''"e
plates, at S78 " 49,
Small size Apparatus with inch lenses for
quarter size plates at $50 ' -
Gentlemen sending remttances in accordance with the
above prices derend receiving genuine Vort
laender Apparatus, and worthless article tev
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical of their importation as we'll AZ nj.
other articles connected with their art fo- sale al The low
market prices. w. A. 7. LANGENHEIM.
Referring the above the inform
the Daguerrean Artists in general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured the stated prices at their
Daguerrean Atteer, No 20l Broadway, New York
iva mtrc LANGENHEIN &
The New York herald., 1845-07-03

ST12i,90i S8,2l136 $500 t52
The deposits in the banks of the principal cities have
since April 9sth increased will be seen by the fol
lowing comparative statement Of deposits in Boston New
York and Philadelphia
Gavp x,,rxr Dupo.
The New York herald., 1845-07-03
AMERICAN MUSEUM

AN d AE r Al G AR EN-
ERIDAY, July 9Th, l8i5-1he Windows, Balconies and
Balusrade the top Of the Museum will afford the best
VIEW OF THE PROC ESSION of any place in the city.
, SPLENDID PERFORMANCES .w take place every
hour during the day and evening, the first commencing
o'clock the morning Admission Is children under 10
1917 cents
The New York herald., 1845-07-03
FOR TIE FACE AND SKIN.

fOk IIlE FACE AND SKIN.
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION
HIGHLY valuable cosmetic for eradcatng all eupons
on the skin, particularly pmples botches tan letter
nKworm and freckcs The OF the Lotion time
bloom ' ''''"'e""e
bottle, 'e ''' '" - % 10 u. ~
NAVY BREAD-About ten TONS in barrels and bags for
ssieoy JOHN HERDMAN,
'''o 81 South street.