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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-06

Total. 1870 $50 Goa 27 62I ITO sol 4s7 1888 $50
The most extensive markets for plain calicoes are
found in the East Indies and the most extensive markets
for printed and dyed calcoes in Germany including the
Hanse Towns in British North America and in Brazil
1t appears that there has been very great falling off in
the shipments of plain calicocs from Great Britain the
United States this year, compared with last falling on
of nearly fifty per cent while there has been small per
cent increase in the shipments Of printed dyed cali
Goes
We can hardly account for the deficiency in the az.
gregae shipments OF those two articles to this country
from Great Britain this year compared with last in con-
necon with the fact that the value of the importation
Of foreign manufactures for the first three months
1916 compared with ls45 The difference must have
been in the cheaper heavier descriptions Of goods
to have made up the decrease in the articles namei
above and give an increase in the total.
The importations into this port from all parts of the
world for the first five months of this year. have been
larger than those for the corresponding period last but
from present appearances should Judge that the a
gegae for 1916 would be several millions less than in
ls45. There is, however, every probability Of there
being greater deficiency in the value of the exports
from the United States this year, than in the imports
compared with last the falling of in the shipments Of
cotton alone will not be much less than 1--WE hundred
thousand bales, valued at about twenty millions of del
lars There will not be this difference in the aggregate
as there has been increase the expectation other
articles such as flour, wheat rice, corn, &C., which will
Offset part Of the deficiency in tho shipments of cotton
Before the opening of another business there
will be- without doubt, very great Improvement in
foreign trade, and look forward few years
Of the greatest prosperity,
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State Canals during tho third week in June is sss 547
Same period in ls46. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 222
Difference $25, 1855
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
mencement of navigation to the I'd week in June in
| CluStVc ~ SoJS, $50
Same period in ls4o. ...................7 99 ,2ol
The receipts during the month of April of the present
year, compared with ls45 show dimnution of ssos7l
and from tho first of May 10 the third week June
compared with the period othe past year, show
excess of sl4l,oo2, the average increase being
twenty thousand dollars per week.
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CASTLE GARDEN

FTNHE MUSICAL SEASON having closed Saturday
July the h, notice hereby given THAT the Castle will
be for from until o'clock wight
The lid Cosmoramas will he brilliantly lighted
fair evening for the remainder of the summer
Almost every familiar with the beauties of Castle
G'rden summer and If the ,ther fine, il is
almost needless to that this enchanting place will be
crowded nightly
The Refreshments all Of superior quality. Admit
lance l2]i cents.
FRENCH HEISER
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

CIRCUS.
VT>HE LARGEST ESTABL l5HMENT ever organiIed in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses
curing Is Carriages the performers wardrobe
9uestrans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACAKTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Feats, peculiarly her
being chase and cassc her graceful and address,
IND the charming n0tvee with which she chains her audi
eenee render this gifted and artistic the lead
ing feature Of the arena in th: country The Propeto
fer the public the brilliant description given the espec
I'VE newspapers of the extraordinary and daring feate perform
ed by this artistic Ameng the novelties which
the Propriotors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS
Their height is feet and their weight over 700 lbs Mr.
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feats of
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Horse Gym
nastic Exercises Classic Dpays and humorous aepeees
Equestrian Director Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the eunapproachsble Clown. pan RICE NJ
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. Hobs whose feat. on
nile Act of Hor.emanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic EIer
Tumbisr Mr.. MAC ARTE. Wonderful Feat: By MI. Coies
Dogs, Hector and Billy; The SWISS BROTHERS in
CiariOeer of Phrhus Posuring and Gymnastics BY
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes his Neurological and
brilliant Act Of Fsncies Of Proteus." Mr. C. Howes in
Slack Rope Evoutons Mr.. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others Pie whole
comprising leading most talented and classic performers
II shs world
This unryalled corps of Equestrisns will perform
town Of ITHICA, N. Y, the 4th Of July after which
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3i II Trc
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RELIGION IN BosroN.There 90 places of public
worship in Boston, capable of seating s4,isS persons.
HYMN Busv AT LowELL-No less than o,I fem.,o
operatives have been married in Lowell during tho mast
year We think the number of Lowell girls will incresss
when the. nswsSst!1nto the country
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Supplement- to the Herald.

The European news the debate in Congress the
Tariff BILL the Mexican intelligence the Fourth of July
Celebration, &C. &c, compel this morning to issue
supplemental sheet to the Herald WILL in itself be
equal to any other newspaper yet it will be served
gratuitousy to subscribers in and out of the city
CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENT
Particulars of the Celebration OF the Fourth OF July in
New York and suburbs with the incidents. accidents
disturbances SC. sc, emhelished with graphic ell
craving Of a scene outside tho Park the Day after the
Fourth Accounts from various parts of the country
serious damages by the rains News from South Ameri
ca Important intelligence from Mexico Message Of
tioas washington Correspond nce and FIVE columns
Of Advertisements
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Niblo's Garden.-The greatest entertain
given this take place tonight
m Dec h.umsau" and "Joete." two Of the best comic
all his glory; and (shoud the weather prove favorable
Edges magnificent exhibition Of Fireworks postponed
Saturday, will take place.
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BL'pS GARDEN.
o. EXTRA NOTICE. 90
GRAND GALA-FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS

oNh3>c oALA-rOCRiu Vt JUL rinEWo nho
POS PONED.
Tho extensive exhibition of Fireworks prepared by Mr.
Isaac Edge, aud which could he given owg 20 the
rain that night will ke place Mondsy. July
9Th should the weather prove favorable The Raye Family
also appear in two of their best pantomimes, Dan
.ing, &c.
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By EDWARD LEAGUE. Auctiou.e,


Store No. IN Eighth Avenue
O., TuLs aa the nh p.,.,,. At l9 o'clock A. NJ, at
an! Ninth side the furniture OF the Joseph
Ss ,s Ss sf Tor Do %os Of sO
Cloth and Mating Iron Bed'tead Tables Looking Glasses
sh sH and
sns Cots Feather Beds aud Bedding. il Rods window
Shades, Stoves, Towels Sheets and 30 feet croton
Also, large lot of kitchen utensils with which the sale
BKipp Browns stages pass the door every Eve mi.
9utss Sale positive rain shines chance retail
dealers Jy6 2.mc
PUBLIC SALE OF STORES AT THE NAVY
YARD.
Navy 8osss NST BY
'ae'''Ass'' the '''T PRso T'sIt' Is. :
Is Hiss do Flour sr DO Cheese
1864 pounds Rice % gallons Beans
292 DO Rai.ins Isl Bread Bags
II do Monkey do 81 linen Trowsen and Pan
DO Flannel iSsn shirt. az DO ' do f Flannel
white do drawers l79 do Dunvaree
% pair Yarn Socks Summer Cloth Jackets
Is do do Stockings Brown Linen do
oblack silk Hdkfs 1853 dozen Eagle Jacket But
iA pair Shoes -
32x pounds Beeswsx IS Iron Spoons
cosrss Combs IL do Sewing silk
Pf Kas. Sega" % 90 oes.. for rn %ss:
lass Nssdls. susan ! stock: eSo%S.une and
g boxs. Pepper ,,atnl
~ TIA Pots 81 Tin Pans
'p' sei TGsMs CASH on n B Sci T9ss9 M'''H
N.yy As:si Once S fSo SsE NE sE
je2o 4teod ism Navy Agent
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MORE MEXICAN PRrvArKERs.-We learn from
Capt. Smith, Of the brig Lynn, from ST. Thomas,
that report had reached that place OF the cap
ture Of two American vessels on the south side of
Cuba by Mexican privateers. This report created
a good deal OF excitement, and no one would ship
merchandise in American bottoms.
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- HOTEL. DE PARJe,-ANTIONE. vI0NEs. one
il: Of late propeto % ~ IsILni, HOUSE. Bo,toS,
respectfully informs his reg e. 90 B,o,Swsw Rev
York Resde street called re note pe rans
70 him viii board and lodging BY The day. week
or month the reesonaoIe tefms myS - eod~ me
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@ r A " d CON c. RT,
RYT THE ORPHAN FAMILY, at the Apollo Rooms, on
II Tuesday Evening, when n choice selection Of their
favore Music will be introduced Tickets be had
ut FIRTH Hall Ponds Atwils aud Dubois music
Sarton X Miles book store, and at the door.
Concert to commence at quarter past jy6 2tsmc
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
MONS. G. TIETZ will exhibit his splendid Mechanical
lv1 Cabinet of Automata with the Duck Of VsucanSon
ery ming from mill oc y4
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"A This House. built last year, and much enlarged this
f spring, open for the reception Of guests The
proprietor encouraged by the hstteng patronage he
summer has made unusual exerons to deserve
its His house contains the best room: OF any
ON the Branch and he has ample stables attached An exp
enced bather always in atsends,ee The steamer oFV.
sey street run daily Ocean House where stages are
waiting convey passengers to Losg Branch, six mes
s'9 9S5g s sns 1eaen' ~ j. w. NORRIS.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK
10 be represented upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
York which will be completed These views from
inches length and represented for moderate
compensation They include representations Of public bud
places of business manufacturer hotes, private
dences, steamboats, packets, &c.
number of the first and decorative
painters find employment by apply the ofce-slso
lew agents and capable Of transacting business
Office hours from Q TO 6 p N.
ala lmsrr h. PORTER BELDEN $50 broadway.
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The CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Oyr,GE No q Wall STREET, CITY OF New YoRK.
NATITAL STOCK $40 000 all paid cash. and securely
invested according to the provisions Of its charter
& been ZEN wsye years. and that
The Of the Company exceed its capital stock
more than SIS, 900.
Insurance against loss damage by Fire effected app
cation, at reasonable terms.
r. A. READING, President.
ais lmmssm d. f. CURRY, Secretary.
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EMPORIUM OF ART AND .t,AsSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books Paintings
w Engrayiugs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
floor flight Of stairs having leased the frs,
many much below regular prices being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up as soon az possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published foPthose who will buy
n Quantities.
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms
No Rrosdwsy second floor alb eodrxs tfrrr
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COLISEUM,
NO. $50 Is ROA d w A Y /.
MIR nTNNEEOR

MR.. DINNEFORD
u ESPECTFULLY the public to his first attempt
~ establishing series of Temperance Dramatic Sketches
aud Musical the aim of which will be H.
lusae The essential benefit Of following the OF
prudence The Dramatic part Of the Entertainment will be
sustained by Ladies Gentlemen of and talent
THIS EVENING,
Mr. Oxley will portray the OF the moderate drink
the confirmed nebriate and with the assistance of
Messrs. Hamilton vrrey, Raymond, Loder, Quale, Mes
danes Hamilton Deme Rim aud Greenwood variety OF
other together with other
Particulars bills. Ambulance IS je30
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TIME free exhibit of Fireworks, which to have
i ken place the Williamsburg Cottage the afternoo
and evening Of the h snow arranged for Monday July 9Th
The afternoon performance to commence at o'clock b.
the ascension OF number of balloons, AT O'Clock p
four large Parachute Rockets will be tired In the
the grand display Of Fireworks will be exhibited advei
tsed in former bills.
Should the weather prove unavorabe the exhibition vii
off the first fair afternoon evening Jy6 itsmc.
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York. Cormis;oner appointed by the Coverings and
Georgia, Illinois. Ken!ueky; Lou,ans, Maine, Ma.s.shu.
South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Virgins, &c. to take
and to be used recorded in these States Notary
Public and Law Agent.
He has all the various and necessary printed forms and
blanks by which much time is saved and
Office hours from A. NJ till dark. He will attend
residence of parties in the evening.
II is hoped that the effort this business and
the attention and experience Of Mr. B. in it, will
with such encouragement will its continuance
jy4 2tissrc
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Real Estate Market,

Removed TO ll2 Broa3acay, front room, I'd story,
EXPRESS BUILDING.
ss.Es 4 Ii PERSONS who wish TO learn where S1,'55H
-sS.ss they can purchase good FARMS al lOaU Gs4
prices in pleasant aud healthy climate easy access and
convenient TO markeor who choose to buy New LANDS
Of tRe 0efyr quality, in the mist desirable locations,
less than half the Government prcesor any who want
bay Water Power, with Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines in short Real Estate,
any description, situated in any part of country will
please address to us request and will furnish hrm
with copy OF the American zeal Estate Advertiser con-
tanning Catalogue Of the property which have for sale,
with the locations and prices annexed should more par
uar Information be desired by enclosing fee Of they
wil command our services
As specimen of tie bargains which offer, take the
following:
l. Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
Rrentve he county seat and about 30 miles from Wash
ingon City, containing l07l acres The land Is productive;
500 vau3ble timber, the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
ID good market for the timber at Occoquan Situated he
tween the extremes Of North and South the climate pre-
csey that which every man should 1t practicable select
for the health and comfort Of his family, and tor his
prosperity as agrcuurst The only objection which
one has raised against purchasing this fan has been
the prcewhich so low that they conclude the title must
he bad, that something be the matter with
T. We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
all Is right, for two dnas
We have many other excellent Farms in the same region.
For NEW LANDS of The best quality, in New York,
Pennsy lvana, Virginia and Missouri, aek Fifty Cents
acre-n Tennessee Tl0fntyfue cents an acre These
lands in Tennessee are in Perry Co. West Tennes-
the navigabe of The Tennessee River AMI
there are no better lands ar ner climate in the u States
In Lawrence Co.. ohios have 900 acres of land, with
great falls miles from the Ohio IL the great lr,n
and Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &C &c. This is unqnesnnably Of the mnsi
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West aif0rds-Prce $1,000.
We have large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands an iron ans
Coal Lands in several STATES prices differing very little
free git, and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng may TO themselves prinCey for
in a short time.
The quantity of Real estate which have for sale, is
slnost unlimited, We purchasers Those who want
purchase themselves and their posery
heahfn pleasant and happy home, will do well TO come
sud For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or of a. BUFFUM q CO.,
May Is. e Keto York.
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the finest Green Tea cultivated ia Chlna and has
never been imported excep, presents Importers
HYSON, very fine
do Plantation growth
Gnnpowder, superior.
do plantation growth
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYSON SKIN. extra fine
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea Is fragrant ord y5sa1~ .
perfume truly deIightfnl--h j. OF garden growi-and
superior any sold in this country.
l.--sfrvfs f,urtrCufars, iiandblils at the
Office ofthe Pekin Tea Company Sign The Chinese Man
No. Ia up stdus) Front st Worcester, MS
Orders from the country for the Chest or single pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels Of Is lbs and upwards forwarded to coun
try purchasers L. H. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester Oct s. dwtf
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC
IN TWO PARTS

| IN TWO PARTS.
| FHNHIS work, which has been adopted as the
Il text book in the Classical and Engli high schoo
OF this town, is confidently recommended to teachers as
continuing the following points of excellence over any
other Arithmetic in use.
J. The Arrangement is simple and more philosophical
q The work is more complete, both book and
book Of reference
g. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most OF the separate the treatment of Decmas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
A. In addition all the ordinary Arithineca opeTa-
tons many useful principles introduced that be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER July 81, 1916
liavIns made use OF the second part OF Mr. Chases
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend as
The best manual Oe haze Ii CONF rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged that class conducted faithfully
The book, cannot fail TO have received thorough knowl-
eage of the science The introduction of Jecimals
mecon win numeration the solution Of problems in pro-
tons of the work, and valuable
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
PRINCIPAL Of Class and Eng FIig2 = hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of NAH Depar n.
SALEM, July 81, Ies 6.
After using the part of Chase's Arithmetic
year and IT, my expectations in regard its meriG
fully realized. know of no hook " HIGH in nv oni "A n
is so well fitted make thorough Ariihmetjcians Tie
arrangement is eminently philosophical the and def
nons simple accurate and comprehenslve the lustra-
uos direct, concise ard plain the questions
practical, and happily adapted TO exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM
Principal Of the Eng. High School for boys.
me work s also highly recommended by the Principal
Teachers OF New York and Philadelphia, and by many
Others. URIAH HUNT e. SON Publishers
No. "A, N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For sale at The principal Bookstores.
~ School Committees will he furnished with comics for
examination, gratuitously, at LAZELL'S Book Store
Worcester. Sept 80 1876 #
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New Iron Store,

NO. rs MAIN STREET, WOR CESTER.
D RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have On
. hand aud for sieCheap for Cash-English, Refined
Bank. Old Sable. Norway, swtedes, and Band r ON
Best Norwny RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-Ul-
ster HQOPS-BEST CAST STEEL, SandersonS,
Nayiors' and JesSoDs-German Coach Spring steel
Also Russia aud English Sheet Iron Grow Bars-Vces-
Axles and Bnxes-Horse Nas-Sheet Lead and ZINC &C.
r. l.. & co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon the reasonable terms
aud short notice. lParicular attention paid TO Fac
tory Work-Tiu Roofng-Tin and Copper Fave Irousns
STOVES Of all descriptions constantly for sale al the
very lowest prices at the OLD STAND OF H. A. RICHARD
SON, feip doors north of the Eagle H0tei
Aprl % If No. rs Main ST., Worcester.
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OOA4VOA 0OQ1ARI
EDWARD LJVERMORE,
BOOKSELLER, STA1IONER AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTURER,
d ESPECTFHLLY invites attention TO his usry erten-
IL sue a-sGrtmenl of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
'Ugeher with every article usually found in Bookstores
and a, he purchased his ENTIRE STOCK FOR CASH,
he CAN and WILL sell the same at wholesale and RETAIL
al ss.ices hat will defy competition.
H. l. ia cone entity receiving supplies from The best
sources consirs Z in part OF his assortment
RTt.NK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
IN an ne varieties OF bindings sizes. aud rulings.
BIBLES! BIBLES!
Ccnsitpg of Pulpit Quarto, Pew, Polyglot &C. &c. &c.
al prices from % cents to $40.
PRAYER HYMN, and SINGING BOOKS.
All kinds in general use constantly hand.
BOOKS FOR PR Els ENTS,
in great variety comprising all the ANIMALS for 1871
ALBUMs,-Eegani Bound Books-POETICAL
WORKS Of all the most celebrated Poets.
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS and every description OF
STATIONERY.
BLANKS
printed on superior quality Of paper and revised in
formy with the existing Laws
MERCHANTS, SCHOOL COMMITTEES,
TEACHERS aud all others in of any article kept in
ookstores will find il Uery much to their advantage TO
call above They will hrd at This Establishment
every New Book issued from the Press. making
the largest assortment Miscellaneous Books be found
MERCHANTS
Wishing to purchase SCHOOL BOOKS by the
quantity viii do well call before buying elsewhere
here they can be supplied such prices cannot be
undersod in Massachusetts.
Directly opposite I'm. Temperance House.
Worcester, Nov 4. wv
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VEtN pNOTECTION ms. 90.

7DJte n. 5, ETcbGHge BNilaAgS N0rN u he
State Ho3:se, Harif0rd, CT.
runs Company incorporated BY the legislature Of
4 Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, or the purpose Of effect
iHg Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power in
creasine its Capital To Half Gl5Ai0R o. i1OilgyS.
The Company offer TO insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories Barns aud their contents, and al ether nsurabe
property against loss and damage by FIRE. The
premium offered az low those of other similar
ins.iiutiOns and every has opportunity for trg
TO protect himself against the ravages OF this desTuc
ton element The course the Office pursTes in transacal
ther business and in the adjusting and payment 0 iosse
Is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity are referred for
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., at his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sccy
Hartford, July II, 1874 lv