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COMM ERCIAL.
New York, Saturday. July 25.
IS are selling at the usual rates So so, and

New York, saturday. July 40.
AsHEs-Pots are selling at the usual rates So 60 and
Pearls at 81
BRrApsrurvs--Ths general aspect of the market to.
day was less favorable TO holders The inquiry well
as transactions. was light Genesee, prime, 81 l8%
Michigan 81 064 81 l2k according to quality Os.
wego, 81 l2h Ohio. So e7x 50 the latter for prime
article Southern quite inactive nothing doing OF
seque quotations nevertheless fully
tanned. We quote a. hs and How
ard street - l2a - as Wheat has been in fair de-
mand, and transactions to extent have gone forth
for home and export purposes Large quantities Of
Gensses found purchasers At % 95 cents and lots
Of red at 81 So cents Rye not quite brisk be-
fore noticed at 90 cents Corn, Jersey white o.
Yellow, 20 cents Western. mixed 50 a % cent?.
CorTos. The market Arm, but rather quiet to-
day-sales reaching 500 bales. The amount on sale is
much reduced, we consider that prices well sss.
blished at our outside quotations
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Destructive FIRx.-A destructive fire occurred
at Fayetteville, North Carolina, last Wednesday
morning which consumed about twenty buildings, most
Of them being stores, and either owned occupied by
the following persons w Hards, VIM G. Matthews,
NJ Beasley, Edw. L. Winslow, T.. s. Hobbs, Jas. Jen-
kins David r. Gre, Robert. A. Stuart, William Z,
Kirkpatrick, Mallett & Huske A. NJ Campbell A. Marsh,
NJ McKinnon, f. d. Breeze, John Mullins, David Shaw
DR.. Gillian c. Cason, L. Parker and &. w. Smith.
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Foreign Markets.

DEMARARA, June 30 Provisions very scarce and high
-four at $ll 90; pork SIS; corn 81 IS per busheL
MARTISIeuE, June 24-Corn 81 IS per bushel; corn
meal IS so per bbl Mess Beef $l3 to $4 per Dbl; and
provisions in general the rate and very scarce
throughout the wndward islands.
scarce.
MArANzAs, July I2-Business is exceedingly dull,
number of vessels in port; few been taken
up for Europe at 60 Is Cd f3 several the United
States 1t 81 90 rs per box for sugar and 50 per hid
ior molasses, while number were unable to obtain
freight at any price Sugars continue in demand at pr
ces ranging from 6sa7x, and rails per arroba for
superior; oa7 and 5aa7t for good; Cucuroches 3Sa4;
Muscovadoes 4a41s. nolasses u rial The stock
rican produce hand is large and demand bur limited
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TAMpIco.Brig Archeaus-3l pcs fustic Lacomb Pogo
den 100 hides Souhmsyd Sona7 bales wool 200 hides
Denaston Co-sls5oo Fleming Marshall, Pbila-S2OOo
Lacomb Pegoden.
NEuyI Brig Deme rara-s logs cedar II do mahogany
223 hhd moasse 80 ties do hid bbls so
Holt Owens BIS beeswsx Taylor-5 hhds &c molas-
Brett x Vose.
sr THoMAs-ship Emiy-9a hhts sugar 81 do molas,es "a
do rum Aymar x o.
BrLIzE honIBrig Marian Gage-4a logs mahogany to
Bianco- S2O Labousse68 bales sarssparIa IL bags p
mento cs mdse F Alexandre-3 do + Wood.
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ST THoMAs-Ship Emily-Mr Won Sindem,n, lady and Q
chioIen, So Thomas; T. Bernard do; Miss Miluer, A !
HI Gass.pis Besy YSrk; simmons and
and lady John Lindsay William Lindsay Edward indsay
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Alabama-Col j Babcock, E Me-
Colley T. Baldwin, Miss Warwick.
BELIZE, Hon-Brg Marian Gage-Francis Ferrevia, of N
York.
SAyASNAH-Bak Peter Dem-Mr J H s Branch and
children. Miss Saxon, Miss Rev Brown
w p Butt, + M Butt Hudson, II Lockhart Mr. Uoode
poug
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SAvANSAH-Bark Peter Deml-7s bales cstton Launey
Co-l28 DO Z b Graves-46 do Candy K Wells-2 do
Eari Porter & Colns-3o rolls bagging Bureu-i hid A
Mcntyre-ii csA Mack-2 do oaxon x Wehb-2l0 pales
cotton pipes hi do csk o order.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Aiabama-3 cks Q cs Dbl Hickock
Col BIZ DAVIS Miils-2s BIS IA bxs Phillips u Aborn-t
do Hoyt-i27 Rs bxs Mllis-Iss cotton w q Por.
ier-13 do u smith-t2 do Center Co-lvs do w Phil
lips-g do to order.
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PHlLApEI.pH A. July Is. 1916.

Inc weather to-day is delight al, a brisk breeze
rom 'he norih west has tempered the heat of the
SUM- so that it is just warm enough for enjoyment.
The boaIs for the Capes, and those that started
on excursions this morning, were crowded with
searchers after pleasure and recreation.
The feeling in relation to the tariff oue.tor :.
deeply seated, and creates many differences. of
opinion among the ardent politicians, with which
our city abounds. This morning, two par,isans
Of the same democratic school of politics became
quite excited during an argument upon the SUBJ
Ject on the "Rialto," (as the promenade in from,
of the State House is caled,) in which thew er.
pressed opinions the most diverse in their charac
ter. Quite a crowd was collected around them
Before they were aware of the interest with
which their advocacy OF tariff and anti tariff doc
trnes was listened TO. OF course both were de-
termined not to be convinced against their wills,
and parted more confined than ever in their
own opinions
man named Worthington, employed in the
Paramount rolling mil, this morning met with a
most awful death, by being caught in the mashi-
merry. He is said TO have been torn liter rally 10
pieces. lie was in the act Of placing a heated
bar of iron between the rollers, when, as he sue
ceeded in doing so, it cooled around his person
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Or. CULLE>'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY, for the cure Of GER

u.
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY, for the Of GER
delicate ains is the Certain, safe and
speedy remedy ever offered to the public.
entirely free of mercury copavia and warranted
cure, il directions complied with This med has
failed to effect speedy in the most obstinate
N b. regular physician is in attendance Office
Advice gratis.
Prepared solely by Rowand Walton proprietors, Sold
wholesale and retail the principal depot for Dr. Culens
medicines No. Murray street. New York, first building
west of Broadway. jy22 Tvs
MEDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOK LAMERT is conf.
vl dentsliy consulted his Office, 50 Gold
Fulton all diseases Of private nature His treatment
being mild and ndcious requires neither restraint
in diet, hindrance from business. Debility,
passions causing nightly emissions and eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his being
the system that of originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being sometimes Caused by
and something's caused by the peglee, Of the parties
encosing,a Immediately attended and medicine with
advice sent to part Of the United States. Office 81
Gold street jy2i iwsr
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and dragged him bodily amid the machinery,
moved with great rapidly by powerful engine.
Sales OF stocks az philadelphia.
FIRsr BoAsD-l2 shares Union Bank. Tenn, so; $500
State o's 50; share Bank North America s95.
AFTKR SALE-50 shares Reading r, 3411.
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Packets "a Arrive.
Packets TO Sail.
ROkY OF xMw HOnsA, July 2e.


ship, Roseus, Eidndge, Liverpool, z X Collins Co;
iIhrstans, tnew) Hammond, London, Griswoid Bark
mn,wowaa shnn Malsgs, Hrbeck 60. bfgs Belize
HAM, Msnsa, Ns,mi,h Walsh; trato Hateh,nson Malaga
ns,,co II sna., Lady Mary go Kemp, .. johns. NJ
&Coi Csris Ii.s RSc ST. ot el,r.os, syna
iaassbs ,;'ni 81 Jshps NJ wsniets; 0so,s.s Nil Phi
8 sBr.ins rIines Henry, tBI) purkes Ysrm9uth
B.ans, wsrd.a s Sism'n oatsy Kifs%onSs; COY
Rsdclih, Lewis, R,ebmnd! ---- FOSTER 10; Josephine
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Passengers tn Arrive.

CHARLEsroN-Brig Carona-Mss A Yates, Miss Taylor,
Miss Faimer Miss b. ntley Miss RIeyt Miss Nelson,
Mrs Heed and child, Mrs q Minor aud daughter Mrs
Brantley, child and Mrs johnson and Id
Yates ,dy. child aud nurse, pr Hoxey, Nelson Nell
! Corrie, Mr. Booth, Jr-5 in steerage.
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sYs!kG 1E Aa50, Of To
cert Sunday, for cOa.St.t,on upon any Of the s;Grds.
eel y ss:ossS IS
sars and the various maiases
cal %asS there are Others wh .ss are
G sexual from ssTy hisii
snS s affs
urinary affections, ,phick ignordny called Gravei or
on a1f %efn
The hS1 III has o n his
should devote to diseases which peT.ons Of erery
p The
society were known very different opini would be form
preyins on the mind as we'll a. the body depo
indeed Totally destroy the reproductive power II is
fact that either d:s.ss when not pors1y may re-
no s Other way than their effects on Ro,terty Of
VeTsins bottle ofdTops or box Of pills mdsemi.
remedies were good such are the various symptom, which
that what good must be destructive in another H is
sse in hoss apply For
sa tn.
ly Tor their complaints neither one nor the other but
But Of al the painfully harrsss the mind,
And afford the fines, field for m % is @ of are.
month Sometimes the attending tins disorder might
Sigh, ba. wseihsf the disehs!ss return
not he the better of Now real physician
knows h all the physc in the world would never
cure structure and yet properly understood 1t may most
easily and speedily be The author does not scrupe
a that structures may be cured ia many days
as they had existed months even years before. ,
these remarks land he appeal the most
physicians the for their ruthl how important
that patient should know something of the character
and talent of the he about in such
Aware of the Of that class Of
who obude their skill and remedies the public in
these diseases (muititudes Of whom in every
paperhe formerly felt il incumbent OF his
medical qualifications and adv and
raj most and references He nds
necessity Tor this longer exists and TO rank the bare
faced medical titles &c &c of certain class, be-
come only mark OF the impudent pretender.
B-For the convenience Of those AZ distance and FOR
and key, and with his Treatise fitted IL the lid which contains
everything necessary for the immediate and Of
the complaints They also especially suited those
who afford the of personal treatment As
there very different and distinct disorders,
different chests The beside full supply Of
Medicine contains the authors patent syringe and ingredi
for injections (pce SCI The other Containing all that
from the first Of the to the
deeprooted stuoual FORM is also So And lit
tie larger containing everything for the of
both diseases S0 THIS latter is peculiarly fitted Tor
rners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience of the authors private patients but
those who have their advantages that he has
warded carefully enclosed every of the United STATES
Canad South America &c &C. Address to box 500 Lower
Post Office, DR.. RALPH SO Greenwich street. New
York Jy2i
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miscellaneous hcCOrus
sail LOT LONDON VIII
Packet sHr RoscIrs Edrdgs. for Liverpool will also
BRIo SEA FLOWER Peckner from st Thomas for Porto Ca.
bo wa wrecked on the Bocas ON the night Of The 2sd u
chain. sseho! saved ! doubt the VESSEL
posed TO be the Mary Ann, from York ]
Notice 90 Mariners.
hurricane mouths. going Barbsdoe, will have the
previously been open 70 Americans. vessels draw
ing 10 feet water go in and lay with perfect safety
Spoken.
Ship Lapand from Orleans for Liverpool days out,
Ship MoaonSahel, Julius from Orleans for Liverpool
BARK Pearl days from Galveston Liverpool July 9TH
Foreign Ports.
jul! a.. .e Hop .D si F oh' Hammond Kelly
Bo;,u July 9 5Tg Msps ls tSSy for
si. hsoa. wyli'. from for Boston, few days.
pb Ill s Ss: ssph %
Merchant from Wilmington, touched on the I'd. and sid
MArAszA. July i2-In port barks Pauline, Stevens from
havana for GbraItsr Ranger Pierce for Boston, 18th; brig
Hardy PqTrngtOn for Pha in days; aud Others as report
y Ring TSsps sas
Franklin do do; GeOIgisnus Davis, do do a.. o.,
Sid2.t PARK. Psiass Goose Tis NsTsas!s Wss,ils
Thompson; DaIli% LADY shaw s!swsi, KOpsT LiysIpoo
Of Pha Just Sid 18TH bark Harriet homPson. Tilden,
So ~; S,s S,.a,;.
Crowell, Tim Bcston) for Aux Cages.
eTpoo Exchange onins B nps sasish Gar
ga
F;Ie Clark srazos 81 Jago Cn,rns Graves Boston, schIs
81 rs%. Do , a'S Ws.s~ sehseds1
Ssl ssi kss as%os Hnas%: ksl's asase%
o se% AS.eSs SSy Msw
a and hS s nd sS"
NV Wanwrsh ship Conc oTdis, baque Calico and brig
MY BEDFORD, July ss%ASr ship Won hu%Scldt #.eh.
fh"neS '
York; Ellen Rodman, shearman, do CID (Brem) bark Re-
July a,A5r banks Le,.ns, Hewitt, C.5de
mas d B Give
Gar
s s B.a os R01sy Ssl Sun
ss i s s.,oa! ss'sss: sE:; Es
Ssss kS:s New 9s S. ss
Sn1s Isa::
3d. soy exit apy y de- LSeSg
Lexington Hathorn do; sloops Eliza, Bays do Ran.
SID schs Psepol@s Simmons. Ws.hinsson G. Martha
Washington. Psssrson so@merve. pSdge; John Freder
ick Weber; Ellen Dale Boynton add Tehmroo, Cunning
ham, Phadslphia Wilcox, Jones New York; sloops b.
lima, Mills Philadelphia; Empire Dayton, New York; Ports
Wexford.
PoRr WALIHALI, July 1o-An brig VIM Henry, Boston;
sehr Ann, York Sid big JUAN Pensacola; schr Brilliant,
N York
RIcHNoSp, July 23-A schrs Edward Baker FIN Boston;
Roscoe, Eaton. Lubec: Leander Keller. Salem Sid schrs
A Ste Loz-r Brooklyn; John Compton, Sharp,
Jersey Cuyi Emrlne Peterson, Applegarth York; Mary
Elizabeth, Elzey.
sehr Henre!s Brookings Gardner Me- 2Oh brig Consuea
Robinson Richmond Me.
W.HINo1oS, NEAR week ending 2lst instant, schrs
Globe, Gaskl West Iudres; Washington, GaskI NYork;
Grafton and D vid Rsey Cor,on New York; 81 Hee.a,
Sparks Ed~ ard and Frank, Kelly; Pamplco Fulford and
Comet Pugh Boston.
wILMIseros, NC, July 22--Arr sehr AIaric, Rodck N
York Cid 23l, biEs Gertrude Herrick, Boston; Emma,
Dunham, Cuba schr Jones. Grithng York
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Committee, recommending the extension of the
United States civil authorities over the whole of
the Cherokee nation.
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M RS WILDER having Thoroughly reftted AID rriurp,sh
AVA ed anew the house 90 Broadway (sdioninr the GLOBE
ercucss exchanged. JeIo Inc nc
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL Advice cf' in PkffvAAT1E DISEASES.
of hi St y, t GSsss of q
~ continue to direct their particular attention to ali disease,
Of private natgIs and eonaasaty promise person.
njn5y to the constitution or confinement from business In
College the @ Of 2
amount Of suffering and time be thus avoided One Of
s gI IN y The oe oT
70 SGSfRY Sv4nbsru
ing e ny ns
traction and sansns received elsewhere any. and en-
vEiPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.
s 1sf ecs Of ses ,e%n, s%,
These F the result q twenty Yssrss experiences IL the
DE- in Paw S s.. es
% s sSnns a'f Oh:
C3NsTIivTIoNAL DEBILITY CURED.
ssfn.eS he New We f:s
ndsnty Tor all case. Of debility produced S
remedy o impotence sterity barennes unless depend
Single bottles 81 each Of hal Oxen IS carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE.
;sasI. aIes Or any ssnSass y
All co u ans n ss
i
without thoroughly cleansing the system with TINS Justly
celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each IN eases o. hall dozen o'
S carefully packed and sent to all parts OF tne Union.
E EST HNb sA & isRAzhssArARLLA
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmscv estabshed for the OF qusckery
This refined and highly eorcsntted extract Possessing all
hebs Confidently by the College superior
TO any Sarsapare at present before the public and
NAV be relied remedy for all diseases
from impure Of the blood such scronls salt Iheum
ring worm bbotches pmples ulcers the bones
oins nodes eruptons, liberated throat
any disease arising from the secondary ercts of syphilis
an injudicious Of mercury.
Sold In single bottles Of 70 cents
IN cercs Of half: dozen botflss $3.50
y doxen $500
Cpses forwarded to al parts Of the union.
N. g. A liberal Discount wholesale purchasers
Once open from s.A. n 70 IoR N, .,nso,,
divine ssNssssu street., New Herhi
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DR;, sALTER's YOUNG MANS FRIEND A sPE.
ss 'Psiss ssa
Full particulars with each bottle Wholesale and By
s'Ss
MEDlsAL AID-secret Habn,-The youthful and
AZ sno"she,' who are suffering the penalty Of early
Ss R so 81
y the subject and any ka, e% may
apply with Certainty of relief Postpaid etteS ty
DR. U1NvERs CONTINUES to give Medical Advice
all siies of p. ya,s diseases Dr. cs well known
Ss. his aid Of The utmost to the ,cnm. Of
services by applying his Office, lss Fulton street In
Sef B1 coSV v S'cis aviso.ns Cordial highly
dr 70, The cure Of and aoctun. ems
chase The Cordial Office hours from two o'clock Eve
VI EDIcAL AID-sPEEDY CURE-DT. GREGoRY,a
~ Roosevelt has successful operation a method
whereby he curing recent cases Of certain private maady
recipe the pee viii be s,cose Tor % cur: from IS
Apply above. to Dr.. II. Gregory iva iw-mo
SECRET DISEASE CURED,
RY Botanic Physician that understands his business has
using The aD .sa he i ho
pit,. without benefit Those who wish avoid position
sn "m mercury. sSaf ;gpy without delay to .x sSw.
THE SILENT FRIEND IN NEED.
BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, are a speedy
"A and radical cure for GoaoIrhs. elect Structures. Al
Weakness and for all diseases from unrestran
ed the solitary and destructive habits Of youth
They are composed entirely of vegetable ingredients which
invsoate the organs Of seaersto9 and the above dis
ever discovered.
81, with dIrecrons jy2o iwsmc
CHUkCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will esctuslly cure erup
lions the face and skim particularly pimples
letter reckles and rngworms The the Lotion
for short time, will establish clear and brilliant co npler
ion Sold in bottles at rs each, Bowery corner
OF Spring street Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
myl6imsm
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No QUA,KtRt .-DOCIvK COPPER IA Duane
~ street! nen9sI OF ens Royal College Of Surgeons,
which DC cures without mercury or hndrance from bust
structures without pain. -
msn Proactsd sise syphilinc eruption and ulcers sxrs
guaranteed or charge Dr. ia REGULARLY educated
physician sndsurseop. IVA Nsrs
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Lstourette halt; Mary Jane Osborn. Norfolk; E Powell
Powell, Wilmington Milton, Hedge Savannah; Diamond
Halleck Orsgon, Forward and Lohand, Thompson Phi
ladepha; Do1ge. Knapp, Aersndri, AAppleton, ste-
Boston; Spy. Lacy Boston sloop. Villa Rhodes.
XIV f..pSs BaSs
Arrived.
Shin Emily Davis days from 81 Thomas with sugar &C.
B.k Peter DsmiIl Lswis,7 days from Savannah with cot
Brig Dsmsrsn, blanchard Nsuvitas July ih, with
and molasses to Holt x Owen . .
Brig Marian Gage, Read l6 days from Belize on, with
Brig L Ford. MO1ey, 81 days from New Orleans with
wheat, 70 erder.
Brig Arebsisa, Newcomb Tappico, June 7sh via Brszos
Santiago July Sd. TO master. :, -.
Brig Alabama Aen 2, days from Apalaeheos, with cot
ton TO sturges, Clearman Coo :,
Brig Leonos Manduiel 10 days from Apaachicols, to
Cacks .
Brig Geogians. Hpkns, days from Norfolk, with wheat
Sch Ch,rles & Susan, Fumis, Virginia fruit.
schr J Bsgnell Miles. Virginia, fiut
Sehr Sarah, Copes, Beaufort, Nc. naval stores.
Schr Mary Elizabeth Smith, Virginia, wood;
schr Townsend Grant Virginia. wood.
Schr kisey Phillips Virginia, corn.
Schr A job SOU, Renney Virginia corn.
schr Charlie. ON: DAVIS, Beaufort, NC, naval stores
Schr James Gushing, Phillips, Virginia, corn.
Bark Louisa Baker from Ssai, with mdss BouchAud
Thebaud.
ship with Post signal supposed be the Mariana from
Apslachieoia
Also. disnastsd ship in the citing; and brig.
Ship Clansmau fer Sydney CB banks Bachelor for New
Ohsans Montpelier for Camden; brig Pioneer, for Matan'
~e@ ~N~ "s~~As
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~@ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
A1A Train. leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
ude every morning at A NJ, for Boston,
~ Also, trains from Brooklyn side at O'Clock aud
i've minute., and sx A. M. and and r. NJ daily. The
gdas and manor and The latter at all places
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
ef22 49,
h. y % M s Si1
and Canal from Philsdslphs Prrsbugh, ts
~ No ss';ss e. fs1s;s Il 5A III A
ssr Of nigh, travelling coaches both RaOsds being
Fs, further information apply at the oIdestablished Once
az ns1a.s doors above Eighth iNNos
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
R s5RS3
TRAINS RUN q SS$sstse.a WED
4 Il (; It:ials *. and
sssf : ~ shicssS 70 GrssnRor, So ping
EMmlnGdaIe. and all lhe station. betws
u sP; NJ. for or Fslm insi and intern.
Law. ossrsrosr ats o'clock A NJ Accommodation train,
daily, tsxcept sundays,) through TO Brook
,,sP. NJ, Boston train, Q, on the arrival Of
=: s:?; gin from NUExsa sSG1pms St
LEAVE FARMSopALE at ~ A. M, Accommodation train
/" MsS A n Grsenport train, for Brooklyn
at az r. NJ Accommodation train, for
LrAvr JAMAICA !. n Accommodation srain for Brook
al OK A. NJ Greenport train for Brooklyn
at 3J< p NJ. Accommodation uain fer
Brooklyn.
FARE TO Bedford cents East New York l2H, Race
Course 1874 Trottng Course lsx Jamaica s. Bru,bville
:ss a sSs s 81 &
a. Wesbury a. Hieksyle a, Farmngdae 62h Deer Park
&c. Thompson SO. Suffolk station ST. Lake Road station
81 ls Msdiord 81 l8 Yaphank 81 sly, ST. Georges
Manor s2 ivs1hsad siSsh Jams;pcsi 9 s2 Ms,ss
Accommodation train 81 u.s. Greenpor by Boston train So Is
Stages readiness the arrival of the
stations take low fares, to all parts Of
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot Of Whitehall
street receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour Of ring from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat leaves Geenport for Sag Har
Dor twice each day. the arrival of the from Brock
Ign. mylsrc
IQNli a a 4 Ex,.Es aa.il
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RIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, 1856 Spring street pe
- tween Wooster aud Laurens Street.-The subscriber
would inform his and the public in general thai
he kess constantly on hard large supply Of fancy com
OAR and Willow Ware Brushes Baskets Mats and ersI
Of articles usually Kept Wooden Ware store
whore KFIIV ;sto
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sales OF Rtocks nj Ralfsmore.

State and city loans t6 per cen) are steady at slight
advance Transactions still continue limited buy RS and
sellers being alike. few sales Of former at n
aIlk, cash. and TX time; at the close TX offered
~ asked Sterling SIS SO asked Three per cents 40
~ lily os Of 1890. esx bid 9s asked; 1905 81 offer
on, reasnre, e6 Nothing doing in per cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OTTicE No. 30 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MKRcHArrs'
EXCHANGE
s Company continues TO insure against loss damage
by Fire on dwelling houses, buildings in 20
neral goods and merchandise and every
personal property also against loss damage by inland n
visation and transportation.
DIRECTORS
Ihomss w ihomei Elisha Riggs,
Lh9mas II Woodrnh, Arson Baker,
n N Robson, NJ u. Joseph Drake,
Moses Tucker, lanes 81 HoImss
John H. Dawson, John p MoSa
John H. Lee, William X Them
Caleb &. Tums, Tbomas Morreil.
Francis P. Sage Eugene boeart.
John T. Merritt, Robert Smith.
cro THOMAS w EHORNE, President
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