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IMPORTlTlONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Lirerpool-Ship Emerald.

Lirerpool-Hip Emerald
Salt 1000 sacks common $50 do stove, Clark &
Kellogg; mdze 10 bales, NJ Ilvain Illiams
hardware , cases, 4 Mackenzie; iron 5ll bars l55
bdls Brooks; anchors ,, Leslie & Son; mdze 3
cases, r Campbell; % cases and bales, II p Brown &
CO.. carthcnware % crates, X III Miller; IL do, I c
Brooks mdze II pkgs, + Hickey 4 Sons; 3, J Trust;
hardware Is csKs and bags J w Curley x Co; mdze
50 cases Is bales, 5 X George; oil crates,
Smith & Sharkcy; % do csk, Nj keyser; mdzc
3 3 hhds, Hoffman, Burneston y Go; refined
sugar % tres, Johnston & Travcrs; mdze bales l
case Riggs, Jenkins & Co; cases, Ii Easter * Co;
do 3 csks, F KONG s Co; do cases, Tabb;
hardware 4 csks, Van Lew, Smith & Co; oznaburgs
Is bales, A Turnbull & Co; chain cables 10 and .
csks and anchors, w Graham Son; mdZe cases.
c Fischer s Co; thread case, Baughman, Tiffany &
Co; 6 do, RUSSELL Mercer & Co; mdze do, Lentz
& FIack; hardware, hollowwarc, anvils, sc, 40
pkgs, w II Penniman \ Co; csks bskts, w
Peters; mdze 6 cases, Slingluf, Dcvris Co; ware
3 hhds G Hammcrsly; 81 crates, 5 Asbury & Co;
mdze case ID Lcchc x Son; hardware "a csks,
Griffith, Fitzgerald * Magrudcr; csks l3 eases, S
Cariss; csks cases, Schultz; nails csks, 5
Ault; hard ware cases, Spikcr Albert; csk,
JR&FW Marston; case, Stcllman * Rippel-
never; IL cases 10 csks, Norris & Bro; woolcns 3
bales, Mcdowell x Gable; mdze cases, Sewcll;
hardware 10 csks, B Voss; l do, Faconer;
blankets 3 bales, Sangson Co; hollow and hard
ware IA hhds csks cases, Cortlan Son; case
2 csks pans IL bdls and 81 anvls, E Beatty; do,
hardware csks, Z Pratt s Bro; cases. Old
field; ii do case, nails bags, Duer & Norris;
hardware csks case, spades bdls, Schaefer &
Loney; mdze cases, Baughcr, Buckley s Co; ware
8 csks 5 crates, lowering s. Clark; hardware 26
csks case, J Albert & Co; 20 csks cases, nails
bags, Ward s. Brother do, hardware csks,
Turner King; iron 5SS bds and 1894 bars, salt 100
sacks, l. Jones; hardware 6 cases 3 esks, Garfield
Bro & Co; do I cases, Boury; csks bales,
Thomas s. CO.. pkgs, Gillingham s. Anderson; 8
csks, & T Ellis; mdze bx, E Cohen; Z cases
81 bales, Aldrdge, Higdon & Co; do, yellow
metal SIS cases, sheathing copper 10 do, order
Liperpool-B1rk Louisa.
Salt 800 sacks fine 2422 do common, pig iron %
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Illinois state Debt.-The Finance Committee of
the Illinois Convention, sitting for the revision
of the Constitution of that State, have reported the
following article providing for tax to be devoted
exclusively to the payment of the State debt:
''The General Assembly shall provide for, and
there shall be annually levied, tax of not less than
three mills on every dollars worth of personal and
real property within this State, to be asccrtancd by
valuations the proceeds of which shall be applied to
the payment of the indebtedness of the State: Pro-
vidcd, said tax shall be levied longer than is
ccssary to discharge the principal and interest due
and to become due the present State debt"
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tons, mats Is doz, Schacr Kpstcr iron 40 bars 10
bdls Brooks; oznaburgs 3 bales, A Turnbull & CO.;
soda ash 81 tres, T Wilson < Co; mdzc | case, j
Cariss; do, Splkcr & Albert; do, Campbcl
do Plumner; ! csk, A w Poulson; 10 cases do,
blankets bales, II p Brown & Co; mdzc ! do csk
Paine; | case, Russell, Mercer & Co; bags, w
Peters; hardware csk, Norris & Bro.
Brcmcn-B rm ship Schiller.
Mdze 10 pkgs, G Fischer & Coz S do, F w Dam
mann; % do, II Thiermaun; do, II & F Won Kaph;
do, Brauns & FOckc; - do, Stcllman Rippcl-
meyer; pipe clay Al bxs, Schacr & kustcr; mdze
29S ps, Hack & Hamburg; bxs, & NJ Stcii: bXs,
Splkcr & Albert; glassware II bxS, w III
Spilckcr; nldzc lG do, Uhrlaub; csks, G &
Poppcin; bale, + KONG & Co; bXs, i Hickey
& Sons; II pkgs, order.
Bremen Ship Stephen I,1man
Mdze 40 cases hams 30, wine bxs, Oclrichs &
thurman; linen bx, G. w Lurman; do bales, mdze
bxs, II & f Won Kapf: pipe clay 22G do, Schaer s
kustcr; rndzc us bInprs, G. S Oldfeld 81 bxs,
stcllman x Rpyclmcycr; pkgs, w Mallinckrodt'
Rio JGHciro-Bark Naine
Coffee 1850 bags, Johnson & TravcTs; I9O, ID Stuart
& Son. -, n Wilson.
JandiCd and Long Istand-Sch. Thomas Hooper.
Salt 1907 bushels, 1900 lbs old copper, &c, IL
Left; pimcnto Is bags, II & II r Tucker; old iron,
brass and "copper" ID csks and brs, and an old brass
cannon, w Mason & Co; ctron bxs, f p Cohen;
old rags bags, II Hubbard
drecibo, Up. r. Bark r. H. Douglass.
Sugar 1874 hhds, tobacco 81 bales, kirkland, Chase
Co; specie 1854 dollars. Buck & Son.
Hardnd- Brig Midas.
Pine apples 100 doz coffee bags, cigars Al or bxs
J Etchbcrger
Cie,,fucgas, ( Crba)-Brig 81. Andrep.
Sugar l29 hhds 10l brs, mahogany % logs, pimento
35S bags, old copper, brass, &c, csks, W Spence
s Co.
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Sales Rooms, No 40l Pratt street, near Erederick-s.
Manufactures for expectation and con sumption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD.
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HAND. MADE WATER CRACKERS.
Gg-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
By giving early orders. Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
iy 10 W. H. BEATTY
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MaiIs and Travelling Emcilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time Of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
ctcs-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, South Gay street, next door to the Sun
office, to-day by o'clock, at g. cts. SINGLE cts
each, for or copies.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
TENHE MUTUALF FIRE ANDMARINE
= INSURANCE COMPANY, at their Office
corner of GAY and LOMBARD-ST will insure
Marine and Inland Navigation risks-and against
fire on Dwellings, Warehouses and their contents.
BY the Chatter Of this Company, insurers ,ciM ii,
share in the annual profits.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Spence. John D. Early,
Col. O'DonncIl, Richard Norris,
William Loncy, John X. Randall
Henry Wintrc
ED IOND DIDIER, PRIEST.
II. A. Didcr, Scc'y. aus f
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COASTWISE.
BOston-Bdrk Hymdn.
Pepper 300 bags, ginger 80 do, Wilmington East
man; sugar % brls, Clark Kellogg; mdzc 500
pkgs, sundry persons.
BostOn-Brig Dorr.
Saltprtrc 100 bags, Osborn & Whtridgc; rum so
brls, Wilmington & Eastman; boots and shoes 600
cases, mdzc 500 pkgS, sundry consgnces.
Ne,c YOrk-Brig G.. W. Kendall.
Oats 5000 bushels, hay IS bales, U S Quarter
Master
Nc,r York-Sch. AHeghany
Salt 500 sacks, Hooper & Chcscbrough.
Ner Iork-Sch. Seguine.
Bacon csks, Elder, Gclston Co; cassia 200
mats, c Pitt & Co; wine 100 or csls 70 hhds lis
bskts, F Strohm s Coz brandy 10 Or csks cigars GO
or bXs, l. Thomson s Co; pimento p bags, F w
Bruno & Sons: cotton So bales, Fisher, Miller Coz
anvis S cslts, Thomas s Co; raisins 100 bxs, mdzc
375 plgS. order.
PhiIadelphia-Sc Catharine lIarua. 80
Molasscs 10 hhds, Wylic s Wilson; liquor "
brs, ] W Sanders & Bro: 30 do, T Carson & Co;
green hides 300, taIlow hhds, coffee so bags hemp
30 bales, brandy &c pkgs, order; domestics Al do
w Brown.
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LATEST DATES-FnoM
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10. HAVRE Il, Aug. lG.
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l3.7S7 brIs. ,O74 Inf. bril-

l3,ISI DrlS. | IVA hi DrlS.
Forming total for the week of If 1924 brs. w heat
Flour. Exported within the time TO foreign
ports ,592 brls., of which S,0iI were TO Brazil.
GRAIN.-Incrcascd receipts and declining rates
in the European and home markets have contributed
TO reduce prices here, and quotations Tor heat
within the last forty eight hours, range from la
s .07 for the lower, to l.0Sa + II for the better
to prime qualities of red; at the latter, two cargocs
of Virginia sold on Change last Thursday, the first
operation of the kind since its rc-cstablishmcnt.
White Wheat is worth l.20a Sl.25, with sales.
We have no transactions in Rye TO report. The re-
ceipts of Corn very light but prices notwith-
standing, have given way; and although iUdil cts.
for yellow and 72d73 for white were readily obtain
ed on Thursday, with a more limited supply there
were buyers G5d6S cts. for either yellow or
white yesterday; and although these latter prices
were paid early in the day, towards the close they
could not be obtained. Prime Oats worth Al cts.
per bushcl.
GUANO-Contnucs in active demand and the
supply has become limited. The cargo oil Peruvian,
imported direct, was some time since exhausted, and
several parcels, since received coastwise, have been
readily taken at s 81 per ton; while other dcscrip-
tons, Ichaboc, &c, OF rather inferior quality have
sold at 35a y 40 per ton OF 20O0 lbs.
HEMP.-We have not transaction TO report,
and believe the market is bare or nearly so, every
description.
HlDES.-The market is without supply, none
having arrived since the closing sale noticed IN our
last weeks report.
INDIGO.-We have sales TO report, and the
supply in market is light.
HiON-Cohllhucs Us hoticeu last "e'N' P''o''
Pig and Castings firm with an upward tendency.
LEADING note the sale OF 2300 pigs Missouri
at $4.12a per 100 lbs, cash, taken by manutac-
turcr. There have been sales of Bar Lead at 8 cts.
perlb, cash; Drop Shot, 5Sa6; Buck do, ia65 cts
per lb, cash and mos; and Musket and ftffe Balls,
cts per h., cash.
MAHOGANY.-Wc note the sale of 90 logs at 10
cts. per foot, cash
MOLASSES.- The market has continued Inactive
some 25a30 hhds Sugar House having sold at 25, and
rs hhds. Martinique Muscovado at 81 cts. per gallon
4 mos.
OILS.-Linsecd is selling at 72a73 cts. per gallon
Sperm is in fair demand at quotations. Lard Oil
has sold good brs at So cts, held at 80 cts
per gallon.
PLASTER PARIS.-Some two three small
cargoes have sold since last at j. per ton, for
understandable.
PROVISIONS.-Thc market remains much as
stated in last report barrced descriptions less
firm; and smoked, generally, in better request and at
something like improved or improving rates
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.

FILLING YARNS-AND CHAIN.
INHE subscriber has on hand 1000 lbs. FILLING
IL YARN from No. IS TO 20, and keeps constant
supply ofCHAlN from No. TO l0-which he is de-
sirous to Sell at fair prices
JOHN SHARPLEY,
je5tf Smiths Wharf
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IL ATITINE q Be H.:

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 1917.
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EXCIIANGE-Is little more than nominal; the
accounts recently at hand from Europe, particularly
England, of the depression in the Flour and Grain
market, and its influence upon moned institutions
while they have contributed to advance the rates of
Sterling here and widen the margin in consequence
of the questionable character of Bills-have impaired
no activity, but the contrary rather lcsscned the
previously existing limited demand: We quote as
follow:
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THE RUN FROM LOWELL, MASS, TO PORTLAND,
MAINE.
VI HOTEL, PORTLAND, Me-, July ,, 1917
The President and his numerous suite with the Mayor
of Lowell and various committees in behalf Of Augusta
Portland and other towns the route ahead left the
active busy Lowell this morning ut seven
o'clock and without stopping at the intervening towns
longer than necessary to introduce the President
and suite to tho people, arrived in Portland log miles
precisely at twelve O'Clock, passing Haverhi Plsstow
Lawrence Gin the oHing) Exeter, New Market, Dover
and Saco, and other minor towns the route All the
way the journey continued triumph the President
at the towns have named Except Lawrence In the
disance) being received by crowds Of people, guns,
cheers ladies bouquetsdecided evidences Of the popu
lar satisfaction. At Portland, we had splendid pro-
cession Of the military, hremen and citizens which led
the President and his extensive suite, including Messrs
Of
half dozen Governors, and others, in barouchss,
Ground nd this beautiful city and through it for
land though not SO numerous at Lowell, pre-
sented proportion of beautiful faces even sur
passed by the city of Baltimore The Observatory on
Mount Joy, the eastern confines Of the city, hung
full Of flags and signals like Bunker Hill Monument
the day Of the ocia visit Charlestown The young
girls the public schools strewed flowers in the way
the barouche Of the President came along Mottos of
welcome hung out from the houses, cannon were
fred, the bells set ringing and along the SEQ shore
where they are excavang the track for the Montreal
railroad, az the Presidents carriage passed by,
QlBcn8rK0U
blasting equal to a salute Of artillery numerous frag
ments granite of large size flying up into the
air, and falling into the sea at every discharge.
The President dimes at the United States HOTEL at four
o'clock and at half past five the boat leaves for Angus.
to- The President and company will remain there all
Saturday, Col Polk being the guest of the Governor Of
Maine They will return Saturday evening to this city
remain here over Sunday, and on Monday will leave
Portland by the Fall River and coast route for Boston,
straight through, to got into Washington on
Wednesday next
In our next letter. expect to bring up arrearages
in full with lot of interesting facts Incidents and an
ecdote beginning with the departure from Lowell this
morning Having joined in the procession have only
had half hour of leisure here Respectfully
THE DOCTOR
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quoted ut 70 Is. Cd to SO I0s.; rods fl0 IS. q
fl0 l0s.; hoops ELI IS, to ell lOs.; Scotch
pig f3 U.s. 3D.; do. in the Clyde, for net cash
f3 81. 3D.; Welsh pig Is to f5 5s:
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The continued promising appearance of the
growing crops, together with the suspension OF
the export of specie, have produced revlVai Oh
confidence, and greater ease IN the money mar
ket. The Bank OF England now discounts iho,e
freely, but the funds are subject to cohsiueiao'e
huctuation-the amount OF notes oil the DAM VI
England in circulation Is about tio'oio ooo
being decrease OF E3l6,73O, and the STOCK ana
bullion in both departments amount 10 tio'@'o'
500, showing decided increase upon the trans
actions of the preceding week
AItopether the monetary prospects OF the coun-
try are of more encouraging character.
GENERAL INTELLluENcE.
The fleet and forces of the Portuguese Junta
under the command of Easantas, consisting of
IL ships of war, and $500 men, surrendered I'M
condi,ionally to the British bockading squadron
off Oporto on the 3lst May
The Burlington and Wyoming were tele-
graphed off Holy Head on the 10Th ult
The American ship Herald, Captain Pullen,
with emigrants from Ireland, went ashore in a
dense fog on the oath May, and filled. The crew
and passengers were landed without loss.
The following packets have arrived since the
departure of the Cambria the Patrick Henry
and st. Patrick on the 10th June the New York
on the 18th
The steamer Britannia from Boston arrived
on Sunday the 18th, and the steamer Washing
ton at Southampton on Tuesday, P. M, the 10Th
ult; she sailed for Bremen on Wednesday.
The Sarah Sands sailed for New York on the
18th ult
The Caledonia brings no specie this trip.
Telegraphic Despatch No. 2.
BosroN, July A, lS47.
| see nothing in the papers respecting the
French mail steamer. | learn, however, from
Capt. Lott, of the Caledonia that she sailed from
Cherbourg on the 18th ult.
Telcgraphic Despatch No. 3.
Boston, July 4, l847.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. June 1S-Flour, 38s a
4Os; Indian meal, 23s. a "a; Indian corn, Ats. a
SIS; wheat red, lis. Cd. Us. white, do. l2s
l2s 3d. Beef, 55s. Cos. Pork, new mess, US.
a 76s; old do. Cos. a 7Os.; new prime, do. Cos.
62s. Lard in kegs, 49s.
CoTroN.-New Orleans, sgd. 6Sd; fair to
good fair, gid. Market firm.
The Passengers In the Caledonia.
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vaudeville Of MY Masters Secret" In which the
cellent comedians. Nessrs Holland and Walcot Miss
Clarke and the popular company engaged there, win
excite the rsible faculties Of the visiters The "Star
spangled Banner will be sung by the company, and
Herr Cline will go through performance on the Cords
Elostioue entitled the Carnival Of Venice in which
he personstss three characters variety OF songs
viii, mcceed and the will conclude with
a brilliant display Of fireworks This is one OF the
most attractive bills produced at Castle Garden
and wa are certain the garden will be crowded all day
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Musical.

PARK THEArRE-There will be performance this
evening by the Italian company Of Havana The ami
versary Of the American Independence though great
day for amusements would not be very good for the
opera The first night of Rossini's Moses in Egypt
is therefore postponed till tomorrow evening This
admirable chef d9upre will be produced with eclat, and
will be- of COURSE worth hearing Tedesco, Perelli, Pc
rozzi Nove and other singers will take the principal
characters This will be capital soiree, and doubt
the theatre will be well attended the evening of its
production
VAuxHALL.-The entertainments for this evening, at
this theatre varied and attractive. They will COM
mence with flight of rockets after which Campbell's
favorte band Of minstrels win give their representation
negro character in song choruss buresque cachuca
and wit There sweet voices attached to this
company particularly the bass and they sing in excel
lent harmony. Mr. Conover will next follow in his
wonderful feats Of posuriDg, assisted by Mr. Wells the
famous clown from Cooks Circus who will rest bis
head pole fifteen feet high The garden is neatly
arranged to seat 1000 persons. The second part
of the performance will be delayed to give the
vsters opportunity to witness the fireworks the
public grounds. At nine O'Clock there will be splendid
ball in the saloon, under the management Of Mr.. j
Parker. The will be tastefuly decorated and 1t
is almost unnecessary to say it will be well attended
Mr. Parker Is known to the citizens to be exceedingly
particular to respectabity and order, which is suf
fcien guaranty that everything will be conducted with
the strctest proprety We wish Bradford Jones every
success he Is strenuous in his efforts to please the
patrons Of his garden.
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Companon-By Dr. A. Mauceau. Professor Of Dissases
Of Women Second edition PrceSl.
The great demand for this most important work of which
thousands sol has compelled the issue OF new edition
For sale at BURGESS, STRINGER & Co.. 222 broadway.
NJ Mauriceau his Medical Office l29 Lbery street New
York: Zeber K Co, Of Chesn1 and Ihd streets
Phla c. f. Fisher Richmond, va; Geo. Redheld, Troy
Little < Co, Albany. - m
On the receipt of b. copy will be transmitted by mail Tree
Of postage) 10 All parts OF the United State 2 2 exS
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RY BITTERS safely recommended an enectiye
and certain remedy for variety Of MINOR DISEASES
arising from unnatural condition. of the blood among which
son Itch Pimpes lntes the face, hereditary Humos
old Sores MeguA ,mpaints Syphloid Diseases, Kings
Evil In every d.el which either Sarsaparilla the
Wild Chez found useful this superior preparation
will be IL excellent, combining Jas il does the
both ofthe remedies ia eonesp,assd ard
AM2 Fulton street; l92 Boadway pil Beecker street,
NY: j. w smith, corner of Fuoa and Cranberry streets,
Brooklyn. Price 81, in large bottles. 81 cod
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you specimen also Of flower called here "resida"
which picked May day morning from beside the wall OF
Columbus castle You will easily distinguish themthe
top of Bluebeards castle the other, with small yellow
ish blossoms and little round buds and small STEM
IL the one from beside Columbus castle in this city.
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STATE OF THE CORN MARKET.
The Favorable Condition Of the English Crops
Advance in the Cotton Market.
Arrival OF the Ocean Steamer
w a s II I n e y o n
AT SOUTHAMPTON.
After a Passage OF Fourteen Days.
IMPORTANT FROM PORTUGAL.
&c. 60. &c.

The steamship Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived
at Boston at about six o'clock yesterday morn
ing She sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult.
The intelligence came through from Boston to
us in fine style over the telegraphic wires
1t is of considerable Importance in CONNER
cial point of view
We give the prices of breadstuffs in Liverpool
on the Sd and 18th ult., in order to show as
clearly as possible the decline between those
dates in -four and grain. This comparative state
ment is made as accurate as the Geographic re-
port will permit.
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ic with usual sagac,sy have oaad that the
which some dealers sell Al 81 and call the cheapest
the city is precisely the that j. w. Creation Co
sell for 81 so, with many other styles equally cheap lbe
discount the trade RecoIect the only place the
famous So pen for 81 So is II Cedar street. up stars
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.
AN EXT n A II Il r a 4 . i.

In order to enable every person connected with
this establishment to participate in the festivities
of to-day, we shall not issue any regular paper
from this office tomorrow. At nine o'clock,
however, we shall issue an extra, containing the
gist of the news from Europe, an account ct the
celebration of the Fourth, with two or three il
Illustrations, and any news that we may receive
from Mexico, or from any other quarter, of i'm
portance.
The European Malls.
The Post Master of Boston despatcheda .spe-
cial train from that city, yesterday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, with the Caledona's mails IL
will reach this city about five O'Clock, this
morning.
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Hair Restorative is applied the above Office
Nassau street N B. For those who apply it themselves it
is for sale. 90 . .>,< -
RgAp- Aaron Clark, Mayor Of the city Of New York. do
hereby certify have general Certificate snd
personally with many Of the parties who have
The community AARON CLARK.
Na,g VorL March 1900 jy33r
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!: :. RleheIisu, Diamond Pointed eold Pens

n A. y. Taborey killed by r. b. Shortridge in New
orleans, on the 25th ult
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I'LL VA hANT There is greater luxury this
wsaher na Hchelieu" Gold Pen Try them, can
Fut nSw st s%ao sn hsy For sale
nation 70 Keep tins the front rank and allow no sham
pe TO be Its flag Other Gold from
to 81 so. -
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Leaves balance at private residences Of $751; not so

TO these should have been added g. at the dolores
Orphan Asylum; at the Blooming dae Lunatic Asylum
and q at the Small Fox Hospital Blackwells Issnd-7
Yours, &C., A.