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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale. Of s,oe;s. &c .ss F51lrla Paze


THURSDAY ? P
At the Public Board Norwich and Worcester
Railroad declined and Harlem Railroad
The rates Tor foreign Exchange Bills are E little
higher and ne slightly advance quotations. There
fair business doing for Transmission By the Great
Western TINS afternoon We quote follows On Lon.
don To- alo=i Paris $3.50 5f32: Amsterdam % 30:
Hamburg 81: Bremen =: ana.
First class 0. paper l. discounted without dit
hcuy at the rate Of and per cent per snnum Great
caution however i Used the quality 0. the paper
taken. with general disposition TO avoid al risk and
speculation There has oeen general curtsilment OF
engagements which induces think that capital VIII
b. moro abundant a the advances unless the
financial action OF Government should counternci IN
natural tendency Of thing=.
We notice that the Nantucket " arder speaks
very doub;ngly Of the iull and satisfactory adjust
inent which mas been announced having been made
between Mr Barker BurneI and the Receivers OF the
Manufacturer and Mechanics Bank Nantucket. 4
correspondent OF contemporary thus up what in
his opinion will probably be the result o;hs adjustment
The b.lholder= and depositors will receive one hun
drcd the dollar and possible If the law
years and Receivers do take the residue pay tor
their that very small dividend may be paid
10 '!e "Iuo"7 anu ofphhls anu pour WORKOUT >eaItii
compose Il considerable portion OF the stockholders
OF that institution
a forged certificate OF deposit on one OF the
Rochester Banks FOR $3.50 a few days ago passed
on Bertram Harvel OF the arm Of Ludlow, Beebee *
Co OF Phila by calling himself George simmons
alias Mcclure alas Fitch
In Uncurrent Money there Is but little change
Ten dollar counterfeit bills of the Cabotville Bank
are in circulation Two of them passed last
ing in Brooklyn aud the suspicion strong that
o,he men taken By the Police and the other escaped
70 EewYors.
a new counterfeit fifty dollar note the Miners
Bank Pottsvile, has been discovered by Mr. :. ".
Drcxe OF this city. 1t Is evidently emission, ami
altogether unlike the genuine The good notes have for
vigue;te a female with the denomination so in large
characters worked in, and female figures each
side II is the only plate the Bank has in circulation
The counterfeit has medallion head on the let end OF
the note. IPhilad North American.
BANKS OF NE STATE OF NEw-Y oRK.-The gen
era statement OF the quarterly reports Of the several
bank in this STATE published herewith. the report
from the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Ogdens
burgh not being made in conformity with the facts
given in former reports is omitted. No report
cciyed from the Black River Bank and tire reports OF
the Cuylers Bank, Farmers Bank OF Hudson Kingston
Bank and Ncw-York stock Bank, were not received in
-, f.,, uTti
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FoaEs1ALL1ye.-There is q new species offore-

FoREsTALLIse.-Therei is new species Of fore
stating going which deem il duty 10 guard
the travelling public against Passengers gong board
the STEAMBOATS, Hendrix Hudson and knicke.ooker End
the sta,erooms taken; but they do know that ts
thing Is done by Magnetic Telegraph Trsvelers (old
stsger= in the habit OF securing sate-oos by Tel
egraph from U.ica Syracuse, auburn, &c. &c
Alb. Eve Jour
FAr4r AFFRAY-An affrav took place IN Rig
nev= Grocery AZ Rontout on Monday evening las IN
which Jane. RiEney we= knocked down BY stone.
thrown BIZ some person outside through the door which
struck MIN on the head MS occurred about O O'Clock
He fingered TIL about clock last evening when he
oired A Coroner's jury summoned This morning
bur we nave not learned ;heir verdict Kingston Jour
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The ClAR AND THE POLISH PKASASrRl.-lt IS
quite cheering liberal sct IN the history OF
Nicholas OF Russia We therefore notice with pleasure
report which is mentioned by correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier that the Emperor i about TO carry
out extensive and important reforms which he has been
long ncditanns favor OF the Polish peassntiy re
inc himself aos; exclusively in maturing his projects
important notifications the administration OF Poland
which We're az mrs, intended have been postponed for
the present Sd attention exclusively directed 10 the con
dition 0. the serts.
Isie events Austrian GAcis have given 10 the En-
peror much anxiety 1t was only the prompt and de
cided measures taken by the prince Governor which
San provinces The Emperor proposes Try upon h,
a0OOO Polish seris, projects which he desires hu; has
as vet been unable realize IN his old provinces OF
the deplorabc conditions OF the teWdal service and
bound 10 the soil
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Total liabni,ic
The quarterly table. which we publish to.df

Il viii Dc seen thai since Tue as quarterly siatelneA
the loans md discounts haze decreased nearly Jour mH
hons dollars (S39iS 90 that the specie has increas
ed 500 6S;l the cash items decreased Sca-419, the
amount due from Banks $d5325I. circulate II nearly
three millions (S293l 600 the individual deposits s.
~ s2i and the I Government deposits S35'.9-2
while the amount due Banks i increased sl6iOl-.
ANA the Canal Fund $685. Alb Argus Thursday. 2Oh.
AsIIES.-Pots 90 OF steadily at 81 % 100 bbls nav
ing changed hands to-day al tina; figure Pearls have
improvcd-lO0 bbls sold al 81 O6a$+ II
COTTON-About 1900 bales taken day al full
prices The sales yesterday footed up 300, making
$500 in two days.
Export Of from Ports ne United SItes
nisncinf s Neptenber. 1876.
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Books.
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Mems. at saratoga.

Correspondence o. Inc IrlDune
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug ~, loio
have been anxiously looking in your paper for
q notice Of the great Fancy Dress Ball that came of
last FRIDAY evening at the United States Hotel
but your pondent here TO have neglected
H. will try 10 do it myself Although exactly
dancing man | spent some time in the room looking at
the splendid costumes with their beautiful The
Ball was col up ON rather short notice and all had
therefore opportunities 10 provide themselves whiancy
dresses but came in plain clothes think thai assisted
much in setting OF the Ball the PLAIN clothes seemed
rather oils the rich aud beautiful fancy dresses
have read novels ana poetry enough TO be able 10 tell
what onehalt oil the characters that were repre-
scnted but thing am certain there were enough
ladies dressed Hours 10 people Two OF three re
spectacle Mahomctan Paradtscs. The Messrs. Marvin
had everything in first rate order ana for this night only
abolished the nuisance that has always been s'ct
drawback 10 the pleasure OF Balls here mean Inc
crowd about the windows obsructne the free clrcula
ton of mir in the room This Bail having passed 50
pleasantly already the project OF an annual Fancy Dress
Ball here Is talked OF
Dr MEYER gave a concert here last SATURDAY
evening Tonight the fremont NOcai>ts give Con
the United States Hotel They highly spoken
OF where they have been but always like To hear Tor
myself before giving an opinion
Herr ALENANnERls also here. and intends giving
Il series OF entertainments.
Members OF Congress and Southerners are still
hurryins on in shoals bidding fair 10 lenchcn out the
season here week or two. Senators Barrow Critten'
den Archer and jphan here las, week. and Sena
tor Huntington arrived to-day and has lodgings al the
Union Hall OF the Members OF the other House Messr=
White and Hough of this state billiard OF Alabama anu
several Others have been or are ROW here.
The weather has been rather cool here mornings,
bu; it gets warm enough before evening 10 make an
average.
The Razor,Srop Man arrived yesterday. and has
been holding forth TO the admirins crowds today Tie
has ,rill a few more o: the same sort left.
Yours. &c. NL-A4Oh
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Produce md Country Merchandise 4rJ-rng q N-- Yors
Reported SrtcLully FOR Tx Nr='- York Ir'''sne
Nevv-Yors and Albany Line. Nsiher-5srge Ralhoone
-llSs h5ls four J Wright Co; 4-i DO o oAss wooi
Barnard Adams Co. Boston: cks ashes Mead hegers
Co; DO Wilson \ Cobb; do McBr!te Lord' - 90
Griffith: 80 au;, paper Knapp Baker ~ 90 u Little
.l bush wheat Marhsr 81 6S< 'vster DR. C!rK oxs
goods Putnam Co; bSs goods Brigham S9' 10 bale:
cotton McGresor Morris; $500 bush oS.s hainSF- %
bales wool Lawrence Sione Boston, Is DO Steel Dexter
& Co. Boston
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General \ Offices .
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Taria: Th- Position of tn. North y, regard thr E-
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South Remember Annexation our NeNl Governor;
The $4,000 600 for Peace The Wing Party-NewYork IN
1916. Naked Lying. The Poisoned Chalice The Morals
Of War The Tariff ON Iron-Pricc. and Profits 4 Mon
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DR.. Lardner,s Lectures.

Those persons who have taken Lardner's Lecturesin
numbers will please notice that any OF the back mum
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Nearly fifteen thousand dollars have been
collected in hi, civ and RENTED Nantucket 10 AID
those who suffered bv the late are there and some ihree
FIVE more VIII be received from the same source ma
king nearly twenty thousand from Boston Tor ae uioI
,0nate Islanders bo>;ou Fost
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H. DUCLULEAU. Aucuonesr.
IARDW APE a. EIlTI Ely IIlIvrI

IT. DUCLULEAU. AnctiOnesr
HARDWARE ~ CUTLERY.-TuTrLE L DU-
CLuZEAu Will sell This Day, Ut 10 O'Clock, the
sales NO IA William-st general assortment OF
Pocket Cutlery stag, and buck 2 and blades
Also, POO large Hunting Knives, Nicholsons, and bbo
SON. Peace i Coz make
Also. Ten Trays Butcher Knives Scissors, C. s. Saw
Blades Lead Pencils Razor Srops Shoe Knives knitting
Pins Brace. and Bis Hooks aud Eyes Smoking Pipes. &c
Also, Brass Padlockr, Trunk Locks &c
Also, 100 { adet Guns
Also, an invoice OF aat and hall round Bastard Files.
Catalogues ready. lie
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

t. pkss butter Capt. Griswod Us bdl. spring siee Per
ou CO. 50 bSrs iron D NJ Wilson Co, casting.
W-stake CosuiI cases RA-1apo Screw Coz s.
mis- butter !o hogs Blake, bon dry goods Lawrence
rrnbe; = pigs bul;e- oI hogs Aad poultry Cap; Hoy
90 pkss butter lot sheep lambs hogs Se Trirlbe:
brf,er / 10 eggs { apt Pa:Sor-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In .lig Taiiabdssse rom HGrre-NIaiame Adele Stock
Of Paris Miss Mars Rose Miss Catherine Neighbour OF
Strasburc-Ia0 IN =teeracs-
h, s559 4deidiGe from HaraucF / Knight Il C Rode
wad Read q Bartlett ! Agnew. DeroRink, :. /
Hardy Mrs. X LeuaIre, Master Lemalre Master Charles
Lensire.
In 5rig Caraeiia from Ponce P R-D 4 Grave- sex'r
Molyneaux Conrad bernaot VIM Rogers Adolphus
Maxan. Adecoa Edward Lind T viIlodas
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tn. proprietors OF hi

~ The PROJECTORS OF tir1y-ave different aevFspe-
r-s n PENNSYLVANIA alone have given public notice ma
B. Palmer i their oay authorised age II The CITES OF New
yort Pitsiephia Bosom and Baltimore. Sor names OF
nr.rs see Tribune OF I.ih list AL the papers II pea-
are ana usny Others Il other Suites, ave gwen sar
roaes. Iyeo isE
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NOOFT- OF NEw-YORK

IN CARVED W0OD.-This immense work of Art. by =.
APorter Beldeu. exhibition atLhc Minerva Rooms
100 Broadway This Modelepresents every building she'd
tree and other object In the City II has been In
for than year and upward OF one hundred persons
been employed It's construction including some OF
the first Artists, American and European
Above the Model Is GOTHIC CANOPY, ~ the mos,
highly decorated carved work containing IN different
pancntS OIL Paintings OF some OF the principal business
establis hlnents IN the Guy.
Hours y; exhibition from A. NJ. to 10 P NJ. Tickets Is
cents. Sea-nn tckets W cents. IVA us
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ssI.t4iiz.-.IS ENcursions--A sail across the Hudson
Riyer 10 Hoboken ana then walk TO the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
Of the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive of all rural that be made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being in leaf, and the soil covered with II rich turf.
The walks in excellent order having been consider
ably smbeliishcd the present Spring
ON pleasant afternoon there will he In attendance
the Coonnad-, Elysian Fields, excellent Band OF
Music which will perform selections from the favorir
Operas popular airs marches, waltze- SC
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
SIS are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night hosi- run from Hoboken to Barcay.st until II
o'clock Ferriage 81 cents ulyl imisuR-
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tn rbe Ladies.-Th,

~ tn the r adie,.-The OILY pace where can be
b.,.d me choicest PerfG-nery, Fancy and Metica.ed
SoSos Wveths Cr-Sr q Lilies, Mix 0; Roses =.
ir,-s 5--.s : ~ ne BROOKLYN Medicine and PerEr
- Gsr5, If.l. Fuun-t BROOKLYN Dr.. TownsenGs Ssr-
.snsrlla ana ali other popular medicines always hand
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AGAIN TRII MPHiNTl
II SEPTEMBER NJ MBER OF
GRAUAM'S MAGAZINE.
- ~ tLlthtb MS bN's
Containing another magnificent plat, OF
PARIS FASHIONS

Is PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
Containing another magnificent plate OF tie
PARIS FASHIONS.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.->jr Henry- Nard--A Tale OF
OMe Revolution By Mrs. Ann : stephens. Rosen-
brook BY Kate Eastwood. The Power OF Cupid By
Tie Ier.cy Minstrel. BattleFirld- OF the Rcyouuon.-
saratoga b. Caroline Morris Stark Greeks the Well
with an nrravingl By r. VI Sidney. Sorrow on
the Sea By Mr.. l.. IT, Sigoumey. Aspirations By
Nell Cntiarne Cayiou-A Tale Of Newly orks By Mrs.
J. Campbell Eplgram b Hon. Richard Fl. Wilde. Ag-
ms. or the [it. Pet Lamb b. 7. II. Chiver-. VI D.
Bacaccio a; the Tomb of Vrsi. By Mrs E J. Eame-
Fy.Iiua d.. Ro-er.-. Ora summer Nights Adventures
Nv Henrv W. Herbert Covenant Song on the Morning
- f p.,,I. nj Dnnuabery. from tie German of koer-
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rr Senate of IS1o-Tbe

ac-.v announce that Lheir large rnezzotnt engraving
~ x. T;ri STATES Senate p.-ied and Will -hoT
80 -. rubIished Those who desire - receive early
missions a invited ca a; the NG;0TG! Miniature Ca
= sB IS ANTHONY. CLARK co. "a Broadway.
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ryT African ClnrlisOn As-OcintiOn.-Notice Is
hereby gwen that this Association have permanent
secured the the Mutual Relief Hall No. - Orange
II and thai IN future the meetings oi M Association will
be held regularly al that place
EDWARD LATHAM President
D,SIEt J. EisroS. Secretar.. aual ltis
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~ DIR. Harvey BurdelI. |

" DIR. Harvey Burdell, DENTIST has returned 10
the CITY where Gl professional services be- obtained
usual at hs Office and residence, 52 Broadway, corner OF
FraHklin-st-
DR. X. would also ntorn IN friends and patrons that III
dental practice REQUIRES him part
such practice assistant md he has therefore
cured the OF Mr. James Fowler, who insert
Of Artificial Teeth. especially entire partial
he principle 81 cohesion spherc pressure,
stands uurlvaicd either IN TIL country Europe: and
source of much satisfaction Dr.. B. that he been
able 10 engage such qualified centa. assistant
y. BIN where deficiency exists OF The paIa:,pi
pa.ae. VII be restored by artificial means
render speech aid articulation perfect au2i SIS
~ FFF Shrewsbury Oy-ter-.-DOWNlNG Ot
No. Bruad-,l. ha- Iust received choice lot VI Tie
above celebrated Oyster from bed which has not been
touched years. which he invites the attention of
connoisseur- and his customers IN general The may
also bs had al MS Soa's. GO Broadway. au2l 1is
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General Notiess.

V. B. Palmer IS Tie duly authorized .s-n, Of
,ost Of he best eyvspsPers Throughout the country "a.
80 for which he IS daily receiving advertisements
20 s.5sc-;9o.s :: his osce n the Tribune Buildings
VS. ThS F:sa
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by JAMES VI. MILLER

- TUESDAY, August IS,
At l0i o'clock, Al store No. Liberty.sL
Doors, SHOES AND BRocANs-l0O0 Boots Shoes and
Brogans consisting OF every vALieysusbe for Southern
Western aud Northern trade. Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, August 10Th
At II O'clock at the store No lt5 Water-s by order of
Assgnees the entire stock OF Boots Shoes and Brog,p.
contained IN The above store comprsnga general variety
vel! adapted 10 the all Trade The above stock will DO
found In excellent order and fresh Sale positive,
Catalogues and goods ready for examination two days
before she sale THURSDAY, Aug n.
At 0i o'clock at the store Of G. Lee Knapp x Paen 10
jacobs st
5000 sides hemlock tanned Sole Leather Terms months
THURSDAY, Sept $.
At 0t O'clock al the store of Chas NJ Leupp Co No %
Fcrryst
5O00 sides OF Sole Leather
500 sides OF Oak Leather.
~ dozen Wax Calf Skins.
MONDAY. September 7.
At - o'clock, at the Merchan.'s Exchange.
CHANcERY SALE-By order OF Daniel r. Granniss, Eco
Master In Chancery, all those lots OF land known Is No
S Mercest each lot being % feet front and sar by 100
deep.
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r. All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
in Country papers, intended for Pa-Eers Asen-
- .bouIj be .a:ressec TRIBUNE BUILDINGS A. Re
las no other once ror has ne iepCtrt .nr person 10
-; n. A-ercy n any o;er rlsc- Il his CIV W. III
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~T~ AMORNING BOAT at 81 O'Clock for
Albany and intermediate Landings, from the
foot OF Ruhinson-st. Breakfast and Dinner
on board Passage 81. The low pressure steamboat
SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. ". Brainsrd, on Mondays.
Wednc sdays and Fridays, al 81 O'Clock 4. ~
For passage freight. apply on board. aul7 l~s
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CASTLE GARDES-WUh Us extensive Promcr-
- AIDES Is open Day and Evening Offering superior OPP
portuues 10 tie lovers OF Mature. viewing the hsrhor
and surrounding scenery a. the time inhsng the de-
cous breezes.ThGi >dsv. Friday and Saturday Eve
uinGs, August 2Oth 2l>I snd s2t.-n the Evening the
following selection OF music vil be performed by the Or
chestra under the direction OF C. W. Meyrer-brOuze
Horse Monrose Waltz, Overture 10 john OF Paris. Pic
Mic Gialop Don Juan. FesenmUhe. Matchmaker. La
Dame Blanche. Norfolk Polka, La GAIA Ladrn Concert
10 commence AZ 5 o'clock Admission only ~ cents
4 MEXICAN NuSEI Nl.-rHE oRPHE-AN FAM
n lily give their Grand Concerts in the Lecture Room
conjunction with other splendid performances, thu
afternoon az 81 O'Clock and this evening g. The mana
ger has also eugaeedCol Chain together with the Scot
tsh Mammoth BOYS. living OTaug Ouung living twin Cat
fires living Monster Snake, Wax Model 81 the Human
Body. IN addition the following performers are en-
gagedNIiss Wheeler; Miss =. Julien; Great Western
Yankee ComctiSn Pete Morris. Billy Whlock. Dis
sowing Views. Chromntropa, &c
Admission p cents-chdreu under ~. III cents. aulf
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AHEAp oF AL TIE MoNTHLIEs

IODEY'S LADY'S BOON and Magazine for September
NlMorr Illustrations and better than any other monthly
Ne,g on Tie Delaware engraved N Mezzotnl By sarnin
Mount Hoiyoke, engraved by Alfred Jones
Fashion, tor Chidrrn- Clothes engraved by Frrh-
Crotchet Working.
Au-c-Ori sna-Johu Barnet
NEW FEATURE.
Model Cottages with -ugravug- and illl explanations
Thes- viii be- continued every No. the work. that
al h- rnd ofhe year rac subscriber viii be- in possession
twelve different exterior and interior Views OF Model
Cottages.
M C " Kirkland, Mrs. e oakes Smith, J. r. Psuld-
ing Grace Greenwood Edgar A. Poe Z. Hamilton Myers,
Mrs :. J. Hale, Fora 81. Clair Miss Macdonald, John
Barnet and Twelve other writers contribute 10 this number.
This is the richest number OF lh- month Single Nos. on
Is y cents. For sale hv
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