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SaM=,MfII SatDs.

UST RECEIVED Ga 6 l-2a7 ieet Mill saws,and
/ Tor sale at the Stone Store by
fpril TO- GEO II. CHAPMAN, & Go.
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BON.NETS! BON.WET,N

| PRIME Assortment of Florence Straw, Birds Eve
\ and other Fancy styleselIng ut the lowest prices
No. II, Central Street, by C.B. DAMON.
April 10.
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Died,

On Tuesday evening 10 inst, after short and pain
full Illness in the 59h year of his age Mr. WILLIAM HYDE,
for many years a resident of this city.
The friends OF the family requested to attend his
funeral this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from his
late residence corner Of Grove and Bedford streets
On Wedne sday 18th inst, WILLIAM SHAW, trunk manu.
facturer aged 40 years.
Ills friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence, No lso Eighteenth St,
near 9Th avenue without further Invitation.
Suddenly, on Wednesday, 10th inst, JOHN CUMMINGS,
native Of Wigtanshirc, Scotland.
His friends acquaintance and the relations of the
family respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock, from No. Bank
street also the members of Tompkins Lodge No /.
o. 0. +.
On Wednesday evening, 10Th inst, of commissions
FREpERIcK AUGUSTUS BooTH, aged 10 months and III
days. youngest child Of Samuel and Emily G. Booth.
On Tuesday, 18th inst WILLIAM ROBERTSON, late Of
Scotland in the Goth year Of his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from his late residence Hillary street.
Brooklyn, this Thursday forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
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FREE. EXHIBITION.
WILLIA MSB URG COTTAGE.

CORNER OF FIRST AND South SEVENTH STREET.
M ESSRS. HANFIELD& HOLT respectfully inform the
VI Public, in compliance with the urgent request Of many
miles who could gain admission the 9TH Of July the
splendid exhibition of Fire works by Herr tadet that
occasions they have made with Herr Cadet
give Exhibition Thursday Evening, July H. Of Fire
works of the brilliant colored fires known
by other artist Herr Cadet Py rotechnc Artist the
Garden.
Those who visit this place the above evening will be high
" graed the Propretors of the Williamsburg Cottage
have made arrangements the best possible to have
every thing conducted with propriety.
Refreshments &c. will be hand for those who wish
partahe Of the deicscies of the The eItanmen
will conclude 0la o'clock. The Ferries will ply between
New York and Williamsburg tilt IL o'clock.
B-The City Brass Band gagged on the occasion.
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Assets l352299 2253,562 574i3 1875 1870 Il, 382 27
The movements of those banks have within the period
included above been very uniform with the exception
OF the specie item The receipts of specie at New Or.
leans this have been small compared with last
From September ls Is43 July 5th 1884, the importa
ton of specie into New Orleans amounted $40
while the receipts from September lst 1874 July 9TH
ls45 have been only s2,l967is showing decrease of
$539s5 The specie in the banks the 2sth OF June,
ls45 was $40 5S5 less than at the last
year The banks have retained possession of the pre-
cous metals very well in the face of the decline in the
receipts The currency Of that section is, however
very near specie standard and the specie
circulation throughout the valley of the Mississippi is
very large. The falling off IN the import of specie this
compared it'll last does not show any dcrange
men of the currency but the contrary greater uni
formity in the value. In speculative times specie is
shipped in large amounts to New Orleans for the pur-
chase OF the principal staple products which seek
ket in that port In expanding this specie by purchasing
these products, becomes circulated throughout the
western country and finds its way into the hands of the
merchants of that section and eventually into the vaults
Of the banks OF Wall street. where it remains until some
speculative movement arises requiring shipment to the
southern ports The of the decline in the receips
of specie at New Orleans this can therefore, be
attributed entirely to the absence of every species
speculation the fact Of there being decline is no evil
dsnce that the currency of that section depreciatng
in value as we have evidence that the experien
ced any drain Of precious metals to supply the eastern
demand The circulation of the banks of New Orleans
has within the past year increased According TO the
report for June lsi5 the of issues was ST
greater than in the same month last year This increase
In circulation in connection with the diminished amount
OF specie on hand shows that the currency has become
slightly deprecated but not to an extent sufficient 10
affect prices or to produce any arrangement of trade
business of Npw hasa
and the receipts Of produce have become reduced to
small amount The receipts of cotton nearly over
and the stock hand smaller than for the same time
within the past ten years We a table giving the
amount received exported, and hand up to the 9Th
INST for each year Of the past ten
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE RESORT
is THE

-, EI1 SIdV TI1.LDS, IUDOHLN'
SPLENDID Exhibitor Free afternoon this week,
- commencing Monday, July nth, O'Clock, the
beautiful Green front of the Collonade Concentration Of
Novelties, calculated inspire the audience with useful
knowledge aud adj ration be given by several of the
popular Artists Of the day. Mr. McCay has the pleasure
for this week, Young Francisco, the accomplished
Fakr of Angelina and the greatest Magician Of the age Also
mi variety of their most popular Dances and Songs
sung BY them il all the PRINCIPAL Theatres in the Union
ORDER OF THE AMUSEMENTS.-Youn Francisco
viii with his Hndco Miracles consisting of up
wards of One Hundred Experiments After which he will
troduce the elegant and real Chinese Gamesn which he
beat for large Of the Mighty Greek Rgas and
by the Miss Barbss also, they will sing several of the
cCay has engaged that justly celebrated American Brass
Mr.. Shelton. jui5 5tsrc
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BIHJON'S THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

Thursdny, July II.
The performance VIII tn the Musical Burleta Of
NO SONG NO SuPfER-Robin Mir S Johnston; End
less Burke: Crop, Stevens; Mrguerea Miss Coad Doro-
thy, Mrs w II Smith.
After which, the Farce of THE DEVIL TO pAY-Tob.
son, Mr Burke Butler Stevens; Footman Phillips; Sir
John Loysrnle Dunn. Lady Loverue, Mrs Atemus; Mel
ly Mrs w II smith
THE ACROBAT FAMILY will appear and through their
wonderful performances.
To conclude with the Buetta Of MY FRIEND THE GO
VERNOR-The Governor MIR Atemps Pequillo Mr.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

nor good and sufficient shown me- hereby
quest that the OF the street washers attached the
Croton be entirely for the week end
ing Thursday 9th nst aud direct that all times the
OF fire hydan for purposes except the exnguishmsnt Of
given in writing by the Croton Aqneduct Board.
The penalty for openng fire hydrants Is dollars for each
offence and the policemen directed be dgent and
the nfracon of the law and any and every
person who after being warned shall continue violate it,
jut7 tire w. +. HAVEMEYER Mayor.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FREN OPERA.
Thursday Evening. July lgth,
VIII L pIeeasfsff G fl f t eii RI u II City,
fs.nee Ts s S Moo RshsI
] sss bs';Ssys 6ssai Bs'fSe, Ns!S.s
2faiisi H Il VIZ is' Htazsr
s sa:shs1 Rns Daily Nine s Rsss1
;. s.1aas 5 e ia F.rqus'ss
Door. oyer clock the Car.sn wi, precisely
CASTLE GARDEN.
10 Admission rs Cents.-En
Grand Entertainment!
@1"ao'a'nd'y Ere'fions and Surprising Attrac-
E E,st Ang.sra ss Of Mr. : WTnans.
S' g oss.'''s BY the
chez f "a Tass i ''''
rS OF h ssa an Hour s so%ss.d. and Refresh.
r,,. Of The ER 100 s co S% VII b. ssRs,s -
S Rom S a'F
La smoensks will be danced by Miss Cohen
IT, the H''rm'0a Of Ter
gy Doors Spsa at haIs' 6 o'clock Performance
NlBLOS GARDEN.
First appearance of
MRS MOWATT, IN COMEDY.
Thursday Evening, july IL.
The performance 10 commence with the Overture 10
LA Fiancre."
To be followed by TJbn's Play of the
HONEY MOON.
Juliana, Mrs Mowatt Volante, Miss Taylor
Zamora, Mrs Waits Hoses, Mira Deering
&c trude, Miss Roberts Duke .Aranzs, Mr. Crisp
Rolando, Mr. Davenport Montalbau, Gallagher
BalhaZar, And rson Jaques T. Pltcde
Lampedo, John Seton Lopez Chippehdale
In Act ith Pas de Deux by Misses Celeste and Pangton
L~An ef.e ro,ice AL aN o~ main
0J1-Iickets Fifty Cents
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance To commence at clock Doors open
nalEpast T.
VAUXHAI1I. GARDEN sALssUN.
BOWERY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling.
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY.
- Positively no Free List, except the Press.
The following Talent have been engaged for nights
aud VI" appear Mr. ad& " e Ihe former Company
The renowned Equili3rt and positonis will appear his
highly
GREClAN AND PARTISAN GAMES,
,, I gsther with
- MASTER w. Ii WILLIAMS,
The lniane Posons only Of age and certainly
MAD AMolsELLE RosINA GAscoN,
From Paris, charming Da ,,ress only IS OF
Wednesday Evening, Benefit Of
: BILLY WHlTLOtK.
An efcien, Police il attendance, under officers Martin and
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stock on hand and ON shp-board, bales 9,4s3
This staple has gone forward very rapidly this year
and there has been very peculiar feature the ship
ments from New Orleans. The exports have exceeded
the receipts several Thousand bales circumstance
never before experienced in the trade Of that port
The receipts of cotton at New Orleans in 1913 were
much greater in proportion to the crop than they have
been this year The crop now coming in will hard
y reach twenty four hundred thousand bales but will be
nearly twenty thousand bales more than the great crop
Of 1923 notwithstanding which, the receipts at New
Orleans are now more than hundred thousand less
than they were that season. and we have no doubt the
close OF the season will show deficiency of many thou.
sand bales more
We annex statement showing the receipts and ex
ports Of cotton at the principal ports in the country
compared with the two previous seasons.
EIroRrATIoS OF CorToN FROM UNITED srArys
ReceiI
ed
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BACHELORS
NEW IN J 4 ID

90 PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of HAIR as TO defy
- detecton All the old difficulties and vexatous annoyance
~. comnlsejv done away with Wig enjoy
much ease comfort they did with their hair
and strangers invited inspect this aud deli
70 ,sofk IS il be t. be appreciated NJ WIN
lTCIiELORS Wig aud Scalp Nanuiactory, No. ? Wali
street near Broadway Removed from isa Broadway.
Jel7 lmsm
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,'oep's are already larger than the total crop of
e4a-43, aud the season does not expre until Ca, IN.
receipts from this time to that will not be large . tb
supplies have come forward very rapidly aud the stock,
in the interior have been much reduced The exnor,o.
non mas been also large The amount shipped to Franco
to the north OF Europe, andother foreign ports has been
much larger this year than heretofore while the shin,
ments to Great Britain have been less than in lsaaaa
An immense crop of cotton has been harvested the mast
season and the quantity consumed in all parts OF the
world greater than ever before; still there has been
very little speculation and prices have ruled low The
operations in tho staple have boon confined to the lec
mate channels, and most of the operators have made
money in the business The result of this ssasons tran
sactons, has so far been much more favorable 10 all
parties than those Of last
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Old stock ExchnnI

Married,
On Wednesday morning. tho 10th inst, at Walker
street church. by Rev. P. Sohlman, FRANcIs Miller NJ
d., TO Miss SARAH MATILDA FRosr of this city.
In this city, the 10th inst by Rev. Mr. Hatfield Mr.
JOHN H. Angler, of Massachusetts to BErsEY, daughter
Of Elijah Gray, Of Bristol r. /.
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CARD.
AMERICAN THEATRE-BOWE .eY

GKAND DRAMA IIC TREAT
THE CELEBRATED GEORGE Rlt + has procured the
Theatre from Messrs. Champn Chantrau take aBene
tit for the accommod ton Of his friends which
occasion the well known Counry McClusky will
celebrated character conjunction with Mr. Rice Three
Plays will be acted Seyeal Stars will appear and the grand
Gala Night will off Tuesday evening" July g. l8i5
Look out for Grand Treat. lul7 Tire
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GALVANIC BELTS,

cMsTE s IL kTy hsSss sstS .s
already received from Of the highest character and
telgence he deems i proper time Introduce
For sy
past these articles have been in the hands Of Of the first
hem in their plctice Dr. Cre feels much plea, in
ing able to stse that majority of they have been p
proved and he doubts not that by the will be
of severe character aud of long standing the power b.
tanned by the Gavanc Rings sufficient the pro-
proved modfca in the Galvanc Belts Bracelets, &c.
ely remedies this objection Any degree of power that
required can readily be obtained and no disease which the
erions agent Of Gavanism effect will j to be
" relieved The application of the Belts Bands Bracelets
as SAFE as SIMPLE and as CERTAIN as that attending the H.
vaac Rings They adapted with perfect
the wrist waist limbs ankles part of the body
and when riund the neck confidently recommended
an nfalbe preventive of Apopexy No unpleasant feeling
male them without the slightest discomfort They
made like the Rings Of various patterns and of different
Dr. Criste has thus far calmly submitted to the only
objection which scientific and Others have made against
the merit Gf his inyeat r. namely WAIT OF sYFrIo,EsT
be found than sufficient and will calmly and pa
snty wait for other objections which he trusts to be able
eectually remedy 1t almost needless that in all
in which the Gavanc Rings mmended the Belts
Band, and Bracelets applicable precisely The
only difference consists certainty of beneficial
The magnetic fluid necessarily used the
with the Rings For all further and requisite particulars refer
The Galyauc Belts Bands and Bracelets will probably
Of the public is to apply the agency the city
~ 1874 FuLroN STREET, lSun Building )Q ~ II stsrrc
A PRIVATE FAMILY, having more room than they wish
to occupy are destroys of letting two three neatly
Single gentlemen preferred Enquire at 42 Broadway Re-
ferences exchanged jul7 3t+rc
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VOIGTLAt.NDt.RS
DAGITER r. EOTNpE ApDA ATIIl

A RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
law Mr.. Voghtaender Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, AT Si45
Medium Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
plates, at S78.
Small Apparatus, with inch lenses for
quarter size plates at $50
Gentlemen sending remtances in accordance with the
above Depend receiving the genuine Voig
aender Apparatus and worth rsted article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical of their imports ZION, well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market prices. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM.
philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above the subscribers inform
the Dagu Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be at the stated prices, their
ID gutrrean Attelier, No. 20l Broadway, New Yo,k
iva m-rc LANGENHEIM X BECKERS.
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NUIICE.
MR. CLARKE is DESTROYS of supplying the public in
WI and with the best of help free Of expense with
of good character both rotesats and Others white
and colored lie aers himself that by doing he is bene
fitting all those in want of employment and is in hopes q that
patronage, which such undertaking merits. His Office
9 Duane and fitted for the accommodation Of all in
want Of employment. Call at 95x Duane street.
jr20 imfn
OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and public
that he has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
ted States Hotel his through the bar 1876 Water
street; where he has number Of Basiods improved Billiard
Tables sale for playing and will be happy to have them
tried His bar well stocked with materials for making Sherry
(.ohhtars white ions. So Sc s6 I'M
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOX THE HAIR,
w HlCH will change har to its original color in few
w This solution is different from offered
and cannot fail of superceding all others.
Those who doubt to have their
changed before paying their II humhugs would take
this method there would be no !, reason to complain
The Solution be forwarded by Handlers Express any
part of the world.
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied at No Chatham
street opposite the Hall of Record New York stairs.
lu4tms-
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AUtIItDN NOTICES.

a = ii ION NOTICES.
a LOTION NOTICE > Benjamin Mooney will sell Til,
Also alo goods sold former purchasers sc
so as Lsy o Mach sys do Fancy Goods Sc
Also the Tools ola Britannia Spoon Maker such mouds
Also at II O'Clock, Gold Watches. of whom
Also o'clock 200 Bruss.ll. Carpet Bags, and 100
Also z dOu sears s.stts China, and 20 Toilet Sets.
BY &. L. AKRON,
Hardware, AUCTION and Commisson Merchant.
Store No. 81 Maiden Lane.
age Sale Of Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C.,
Of sIoo and over and under soc esh without discount
80 packages and lots Of Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware
goods.
Ao 200 doz Table and Dessert Knives and Forks Cavers
Also, 800 doz Congress, Pruning, Southern WhsmcIihe
Norfolk aud other pen and pocket Knives Razos Scissors
Also hand PANEL aud back Saws Braces and Bits &c. &c.
Catalogues and Samples are now ready. JUL ltfc
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WHO SUFFER
FROM THE HEAT.
THE anguor aud relaxation Of the system resulting
from the copous perpirson whichthe BE- dy subject
use Of he eeesd s%ss GXTR4
sYNTH, Extract Of Womwood) whose properties
give tone to the stomach and to nfuse refreshing rgo
Can be procured with directions and full particular, of
jul52r.ec &c south william street.
The CELEBRATED PATE DpAMANDko.
ORGEAT PASTE dissolved in water proves vssy EXCEL
q; as;sS * sss s, Bs,xsy
bers and Chsiham .t5sstsP MeIle Grand street, " K
csdsa @
rs street, Dr. sargent corner al street and 81 joSa
K ns" 1osSsy g dyy ss , pas sy
nsr Of Fulton and Cranberry streets jus lIn'rc
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STANDARD MAPS, ALIASES, &c.
TT s. TANNER, Ne. 237 Broadway opposite the Park
has Just completed new aud greatly improved editions
Map of the World the Globular Projection, feet in
eusth and feet high, price S., mounted rollers and
nished
Maps of Europe Asia and Africa each feet long, and feet
high, price, on rollers and vanished. SIS each.
Msp Of North America with all the discoveries and
exhibiting Oregon and Texas connection with the United
States MEXICO and the British possessions 5 feet long and
feet high, price S..
Map of the United States with the adjoining British and
Mex possessions feet long and ~ feet high, So
with consulting Index This Map embraces nearly the
whole Of Texas and Oregon and contains highly finished plans
Of all the principal cities of America general Atlas Of
81 Sheets comp ehendng Maps of every country in the
world aud OF each Of the United States imperial quao
price 81.
Atlas Cssca, consisting Of SO Maps and Chronogeneolo
gicsl Tables valuable work Tor C'ergymen aud
Students of Divinity imperial quaro price 81 These AT,
ases arranged admit OF binding together and
hus forming Of the complete md useful works
reference ancient aud modern geography and history
Also State Maps rollers and in pocket form of every
rety and price; Guide Books, Globes, SC, SC.
= Tie Boston Daily Advertiser, Baltimore American,
National lnegeneer, Washington, d. ca snd Charl-sto
Courier will please insert the above three times and forward
their bills TO s. TANNER,
JUN lt.rc 237 Broadway, New York.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS

THE undersignedhave made Letters Patcat
Tor their process color Daguer-otyI* Pictures.
This produces effect known before and changes
the of the Dagueneotype that of the finest paint
This coorng done by itself guided only
BY the hand Of the operator and machinery he reformed
skilled the painting ard will be
iectly glance also Be muncated
IN writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for a City
County make preengagements therefore BY addressing
(post paid) to w. x F. LANGENhEIM,
EXCHANGE Phiadeluhis
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ESTABLISHED 1872.
PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC-
TIJRER OF


SURGICAL IND DENTAL INSTR MENTT,
No4l2 BRoApwAy, NEAR CANAL SrrEEr, New YORK.
- r. would respectfully call the attention Of Physicians
Surgeons, Dentists and Country Merchants, to his
atterns which he will be surpassed in auait,
ported.
r. that his long and practical experience he bust
havng been engaged in 1t 1922 will be sufficient
guarantee to purchasers that all orders will be faithfully and
Shesrs Scissors Penknves &c., ground and repair
ed wi I'd in 3,ys
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MUSIC.

II EMOyED to No 6 Franklin street door East Of
ing ACCORDION and Violin continues teach Ladies and Gen
emen Of New York the above fashionable
comparative short time by his Analysing and nducvs
System. Terms reasonable.
NJ d. will usual the residences Of his pupils any
part the city, by the stages Satisfactory city and other
ferences gwen application No. 6 franklin
lm*m
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NTlSTRY-VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
"IiY will suffer with the toothache when by calling
w on DR.. PAIGE, 1879 Grand street. Broadway, you
can have eecuay and entirely cured He has entire
new preparation, that will cure il few minutes without
pan or that be filled making yau-
able tooth for he thereby obvatng the and danger OF ha
extracted 1t certainly of the discoveries
OF the and fails Of the desired effect The
der teeth hed without unpleasant sensation. Artificial
teeth inserted IN the Ppprove lei
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The monthly reports of the New Orleans Banks show
falling of in the general movement. The dull season
being at its height the demand for bank avors is very
limited The crops have nearly all come forward and
the city of New Orleans has become nearly deserted by
busiuess men,
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SHOE THREADS.
'HE Subscribers having the Agency of of the best
l. Factories III this country, prepared to deliver
them ia Bale at Factory prices and terms.
ZEBRA & Cunning,
JUL 1tsec l06 Pearl