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1000 PACKAGES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

m STORE AND FOR sALE.
TX CASES common, fine, super and extra
- fancy Prints and Chiuiz
900 Bales a. - and brown shirtngs and sheetnss
400 Cases SIS - and super blcached shngs, Long
Cloths aud nrllngs
40 Bales Bed Ticks from the York. Methuen hmo,keay Fac
IS Cases suTcrfne Cotton and Silk Ildkfs
10 " blue, blk brown aud Fancy Cloths aud CassimeIes
50 and snperfine Pants loon siuhs
brown Linens
30 Lawns and Gnghams
Ao packages nersgex Bazorncs, Organda Lawns Bingham
Robes, CabTes, striped and checked Musln Irish
Linens Dt.ings, suds All OF which VIII sell
very by package The trade generally invited call
and examine the goods
JAMES, BROTHERS A. CO.
Foreign Domestic Merchants
NH 30 No 1862 Main Street.
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NUMBER 1877.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSICi
AFRICAN QUADHILEs,
NEGRO MELODIES,
IND fRRfJNSED gOR THE FORTr
BY John e. seherh. Professor OF Piano and Gsitar
Coin. Is: :s., ss 3. Mountain. D. "a S,, SET
song De Ss~ vo1s Ca. Lucy i sss
Dandy Jim oaesstep Mohon | ~ ala - -.
Ii ALL neber DO sb itup Indian Nation on Aoat saw
The above g'he' with the hIses, and choices, collection Of
mye7 Muse Saloon. 100. Msis :, eolssrof i,,A
LIEUT. FRY'S QUlCKSTEP!
NJ. l.. MONTAGUE has Just published
as performed by the Bius" rsy Bs-rs eoapod and ar.
assed for s Piano Porte ana respectfully dedicated
For .,le At the sign Of the Odeu Ly. Main Street
THOMAS u CHARLES ELLIS.
No. 100. Main Street, Richmond, VA.
lave received a desirable Spring supply OF
- DRY GOODS and HARDWARE. In their aspsnm.at az
Dry 6iSods, they
Pad and Fancy DrIInxs
Fancy and Cotton CASHMERE.
Vest shapes md yestinss
whas canbrie.. Bishop Lawn.
SWISS and Null MuAlins
hshburon and other IAees
New style Lawns and Gingh.ms
Vieiora IAees
EngIsh and American Prints
Ladies fancy SILK Crayat.
&" Victoria Shagis
In their department tor HARDWARE will b. nan.-
NoHsesots and ooier Keyd Anvu.
Smiths Bellows % to 90 inches
hariinss Grain and Grass sey,he.
Wadron's genuine
Anes and Rowland, SPADE. and Shove.
Harper's Hay and Manure Fors,
Cut and wrought Nails
Castings, Horse shoes and Nail,
Tin Plates, sPeller ndZne
Braziers Sheahirz r,-..s
knssa, English and American Sheet lion
baes ahd unnsd Iron nd COPPER Wire
---, !. - !. s'sei, Ca't Shear and BLISTER ap es-u
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SMITH'S Whooping Cough Cordial is now
~ conceded by all have used be- the aud Il
G,acous remedy uuy distressing disease
AID when used according dooion fails giving
relief and IN short lime pelrs THIS Medicine which
the form of piasan cordial b. readily administered
the smallest fint chis perfectly innocent and harmless
and Of tn valuable well agreeable remedies
IN Tor
10 children a. adaus For sale b. T. JOHNSTON.
ny ~ No rs, Main Street.
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SINrEt H,SSLT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance fOI periods
named, viz for for life; and for
exceeding $4,000 single life. The Insurance
Of the intermediate noted the above advertisement
well as all other information those desiring effect
Insurance. will alsO b. made known application The adyan
tascs offered by this Company, believed equal
superior to those offered by other, either the H. = Great
Britain. u. GwATHMRY.
Physician to the Soeeybe Family Physician OF the party
yyh0 Ii a IL he
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MORE NEW GOODS. Received this morn

BY EIPress new and beautiful Drsts goods
Rich Faid Grenadines
do satin Isabt las
30 Sevorne
Big satin striped Eamso
ier- Lawus and Mus l.s
GiaghaHs and Gngham Lawns
Preach Emit ToideueS &C Ae Tba.. an v.,nt A., v,,, -
"a" a. Vs. VAN street my 20 CHRISTIANkLATHROP.
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REMOVAL.
IHNHE undersigned have removed from No. ~
10 No 30 Main formerly occupied Mc.sts
tapcr"n Cump whcrc They prepared 10 Punish 'hcr
tomes az heretofore from well selected goods
wholes1lr 80 retail, consulting "a part Of
1000 Lbs Family Bacon Uoxfound
1000 Weston Shoulders and sides and ohl
5000 " IA tinoIo Iolcs
90 Hlds N q and Porto Rico suiau
80 nars Old Java. faeunyrl and Rio Coffee
10 Htds a. p and Cuba Molas,es
iA0 Bbls e. gross and E,t lirninFs
10 Tons Ilinmccd and Rolled Iron
American Cast, German aud r y HIeeI
1900 Lib Yam
IS HbisReeu6,d Oh Rye and Bumrardner's" whi,kay
Ffenrh Brandy, Madcifa aud ~ Wines
penn. Adanlnurc aud best IaIiow CnodIea
Iva Loaf Sugar Hemp AID Cotton Liney. &C. ke.
call from thoc needing the above, is solicited.
api JONES WINSTON
ERLsCK-EYE pEAS-9s qusrs Baet gye rca, i,i
- received anl or taio by
my 20 AsRiNH LIBBY.
"a EST ND .ASSI.S-is hhds Just received,
myt WILLIAMS h HAxnJ.
II ADIf ~ HIDING CAPS.--I have Just received Jew
- ars Htinr Cops, n latest Style Tor sat- low At
ap2 OSCAR COUNTY, Exchange Hotel
HSIFTEEN HUBS. PORrO RICO SUGAR, Frme
mya5 mGoEs & nRoiueR
Onn PRINTS AND FRAMES-wc have
suit which vii De- sod cheap whncrl' retail Ar1
Frames The 6ne portrait Of !. ~. rbasaut-. Esq
my wv RANDOLPH 90
4 IPSt OMBE a. BROCK have iust tccetv.
- - lot q prime SfnithFicid 8acou, o( .unbt.,ze
or family Western Tor Trif A.
sotment of 6occfts complete N which They
respectfully invite the attention q thcr tns ard the public &C.
nsnuy.
Ao, lot OF Northern Pickles, BY the gallon or smaller
quantity apT LhB.
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lht-LI IE2SO cISss Lame hs'Ii Of Schooner
Mount NcTnons cargo for sale from vessel Dock
RANKIN 4 WIIIrIOCK
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HENRY FISHER, Agent.
" Goods be re-hipped Ohcan, Mobile Apalaehi
eola, other places
York by the Agents New York. free OF charge
eept such as may actually be incurred. "a
.ffN NOR BOSTON.-The schr. SARAH
NeH a VAUGHAN, having portion cargo engaged
will have despatch For tainee freight apply board at
Fiekets WHAT.
my IS RANKIN wHrTLocK
,aN FOR CHARLESTON.-The schooner
CARO-. Capt HAyrSEp. having portion OF her
gased going beard despatch For balance OF
small pae klcrs apply board PieIeus WHAT,
my % RANKIN a wIIITLoCK.
For Boston, First Vessel.
.nSA VENllE regular packet schr. RAINBOW,
tx u :. G. RoGERs, Master, having 20 cargo
engaged viii sail with despatch For s passage apply
board at I.udAH,'s wharf,
mys1 HENRY FISHER.
.S{> NOR PHILADELPHIA. -The regular
a2 u hGe packet sehr sASrrR Dickson ma,ter hi,irg
portion OF her cargo engaged will have Dispatch For freight
mye5 HENRY FISHER.
,ffh NOR NEW lORK.-The regular line
~ n packet scbr GreenwIy, C w Couch master asing
portion Of her engaged Will dispatch. For eghf
passage, apply on baari at Ludllm's wharf
mys5 HENRY FISHER
sSsN NOR BOSTON.-The regular packet
a sehr Rainbow g Roger, master. snE pant her
cargo engaged will have despaeh
Plssagr, apply board Pieke,s wharf crto
my IS RANKIN wHTTLoCK.
.nSSA NOR NEW YORK The good schr Al.
~ H'sHRI. Umer having part OF cargo en-
gagged WI have despatch For eghitf remainder apply
my2s RANKIN K wnTLocK
vSSSA NOR PHILADELPHIA regular
II packet sehr sINrEE. Capt Dickinson master will have
despatch For freight plge apply Capnin board
hy2b RANKIN WHITLOCR
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LIEUT. FRY'S QUICKSTEP!

" pUbIIshed
beautiful piece Of Music. entitled -L.f Fr,'s S.etsep
. performed by the Bsss" asd Cay composed and ar
Tor r Piano Forte AMI respectfully
IsAH fy Of the Vrg mia Volunteers BY JosesA A. Ox
FOR .,e A. hr sign % The Goden Lyr. No Main
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4 AIDES BLACK SATIN AND WHITE KIN SLIPPERS
- SUPPLY OF these superior slippers just
delpha which he The Ladies respectfully nyi
ed To call. myIS JUDAH MYERS, No. ~.
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fdient dedicated India Rubber Porous
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
'ENHE most i'm 'ortant feature in this improve
me- NJ - that hey Pr50r aulss 80 that yyhi they
a''u suhen' meehaHiei support mulent pfor
ties MAINTAIN degree in the parts they no, opv
excite iae dshage Of Precipitation other eIhaatons from he
%, ao ao" nee escape through the fast
discharged Tom the SKIN prevent a risk Of is 80. -
sotbei and taken into The y stem again
Ihs Circumstance aoae will confirm tie sapetorfv claimed In,
mem over an Others su0wn, agd bsm ubefeyr hv
aiT n'f'dn'ed To be ISL IN preference any Oihsr,
Fo' ~ y DuNAL l. tURCELI.
nv ~ nTnIRlsta. IL Nam
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Y uP PLASTCR--ss tons Lump Plaster e1gfrted psr
- seht Carpo, and Zoe sale lon vessel
VIA RANEty a yyurrt ogv
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YET tbCElVEp-A nsr lot Of Caurs Cotton urtcr shirt.
cipfesfy ior Sumner Call a1d 40 ne Main
-I.-I ny ~ sIIAa MERCHANT
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bushel 1t consequently placed In store The last
sales Of new Ohio clover were made at 10.
TALLow-N Nothing new.
WHALEBoSE-North West stood at use, and south
Sea at 29c at which the last sales made
WHIsKEY-The article inactive The last sales
left quotations ut 23c 24c.
FRsIaHrs-Rates continued brisk, and vessels were In
good demand A cargo Of -four engaged for London
at IS per bb and 1900 bbls to Liverpool at 3s Cd
and grain was taken at l0d in bags and lid. in bulk
A packet engaged wheat in bags at I'D British
3s cd 5000 5000 bbs -four engaged to London at
As British vessel engaged for Cork at s. Cd for
-four and at iOd for grain Two Swedish vessels were
engaged London S. cd for -four and at Id for
grain Towards the close Of change it said s. Cd
was paid on flour to Liverpool. To the continent
heard Of no change in rates.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Mark cts.

New ORLEANS, July 3, r. M.-since the reception Of
and grain markets have dragged heavily and the unfa
vorable weather for some days past has also inter
fered materially with business The sales Of -four for
the week embrace 900 bbs mostly at 80 for Ohio and
Illinois, and So so per Dbl for St Louis brands or
wheat some 10000 bushels have been sold at 81 20 to
20 per bushel for good to prime, decline since the
news Of 25c per bushel Corn dull at IS to 75c per
bushel, With sales of about 5000 sacks.
NEw ORLEANS July AT the date of our last review
the market unsettled by the unfavorabe accounts
received by the Cambria but Monday sellers submit
ted to decline Of 75c per Dbl and purchasers In
quence took about 10000 bbls Ohio and Illinois at So
Since then the market has been dull, owing in great
to the rainy weather. which has prevailed du
ring nearly the whole of the week and the sales since
Monday do not exceed 5000 bbs The market closes
rsmey dull at So for Ohio and illinois, and So 90 for St
Louis City Mills and to- day 100 bbls common sold
at $40 Arrived during the week, 2s,6so bbls. TX.
ported 81 997. Wheat-the Cambriss advices had
brought the market to stand but Monday parties
to terms and large sales have been made at 20
for prime and 81 20 fer good though small parcels
we're paid MS high as ST 26 81 30 The market closes
heavily and to-day notice sale OF 1000 sacks on pri
waite terms which indicates decline arrived during
the week 20 1851 sacks-eyported 36sls Corn-the I'M
favorable accounts from Europe confined transactions 10
the demand for the Havana and the north Tor which
conseq1ence declined less and still commands zoe Toe
Mixed parcels have been sold as low as soc Arrived
during the week, 1880 sacks; exported, 80 262.
CrvorsSArI July s--Yesterday morning the market
opened at about the rates previously current The sales
90 bbls from store, and 400 do from canal at 81
40 dc at 81 10 and 1000 do city mills the seller probably
in possessoplof the Caledonias news at 81 90 After
the generally known, transactions trans
PRED We heard Of 600 bbls being offered at 81 49, but
cannot pretend to indicate the opening rates under
present edvices. Most holders will await the effect Of
the upon the eastern markets.
PHILApELrHIA, July lo.-The -four market continues
dull and inactive sales Of 1900 1000 bbs fresh ground
Pennsylvania at So So and western mt 50 20 including
lot OF extra western at 50 So and some In bad order at
SIS per Dbl Corn meal-no sales have been reported
Holders firm at 50 40 but purchasers only offer So In
rye -four sales have transprcd. Grain-wheAt Is in
limited demand and has farther decned-Saes Of 5000
bushels prime Pennsylvania red at ~ 10 per bushel from
store Corn-sales Of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania round
and fat yellow zoe weight part delivered on board
Oats-saes Of 1000 bushels southern nc &c per bushe
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YoRK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th.
The -four market remained nearly the same at the
close on Saturday Holders generally asked Sc l2H for
Genesee, without however, meeting with buyers, ex-
cept for small lot two of little extra at the price
stated Sales to moderate extent made at So for
fair brands of Genesee, and SIS 62 SIS rs for mixed
brands Ohio and Michigan. Small sales straight
Ohio, were reported at S. 6s SIS sl1& Considerable
sales of wheat made chiefly for export at ll0c
ll5c 20c l2lc l25c for Ohio mixed and white and
at 1890 for fair Genesee white Corn better than
Saturday by about two cents per bushe Sales of
ern mixed were made at COO CAKE western fiat yellow
at Csc SO; and northern round do. at &c a g. Rye
was also in better demand and sales reported
e7hc Meal was also more inquired for, and sales of
western New York made at So. Oats-Sales were re-
ported at 44c Provisions dull and sales of pork
of Importance were reported. small parcel of new
mess, it was said brought Si6 62< prime nominal
Lard-9c offered, and ga asked for good article
Groceries were inactive, and very little doing in
sugar coffee
A.Tr- Sales were made Of $50 barrels of pots at
81 s7H and so do. pearls at So.
BEEswAx.-Sales of 1000 pounds Northern yellow
made at 25 cents.
-Flour--we report sales of $500 bar
rels Genesee at $6 900 do at So 06 and 400 do lit
tie extra do at Sc i2 $500 do Michigan and Genesee
cold at SIS rs ST. 800 do Michigan, brand. sold at
SO 6lh; 2l00 barrels mixed brands, Michigan, sold at
So 62 So 70; 200 800 do, the dock, in bad order
sold at So so; and small sales straight Ohio made
AT % ooA So ol4. Whedf-S OO0 bushels mixed Ohio
sold at 81 10 81 10; 5000 Ohio white sold at 81 al
$500 do at 81 25 1000 do at 81 90 and 900 do Gene
see white at 81 80. Corn-Sales of 10000 bushels
Northern round yellow, made at 81 90 cents 1000
do Western mixed, sold at so 52K cents 1000 do fiat
yellow, at 81 6tH cents 1000 do slightly mixed at 62
cents and 1000 do fat at &c cents 10000 do Western
mixed, were reported sod.at So cents, and $500 do
New Orleans, damaged, sold at So cents Meai-I5Oo
1900 barrels western New York. sold at So Early the
day, small sale of 400 barrels made at So S7 For
New Jersey SO so was asked. Rye-Sales Of 10 900
bushels were made at SIN cents, in store OasA car
go of , 900 bushels was reported sold at a. cents
CANDLrs-Sperm continued to sell at 3lc.
CoFFEr--The market continued very quiet and no
sales Of any moment were reported
CoTToN-The sales on Saturday amounted to 500
bales to-day 400 bales reported Prices steady
at our inside quotations
LIVERPOOL CLAssrFIcATIoN.
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The income for the first months of the present
fiscal year. nearly fifty per cent larger than tor the
corresponding period in the previous year There
nearly quite five months of navigation left in this
and there at present every probability of the
gross income this being nearly double that of last
be great relief to the treasury of that State
and do trust with the necessity of anticipating
the payment of taxes which the State Treasurer has
been compelled to avail himself of in consequence Of
the deficiency of funds to meet the interest
at
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Total from January to July l.. 832 bales 1875 bales
There appears to have been falling of OF about
thiry-three cent compared with the same period in
1885, Notwithstanding the decrease in the aggregate
there has been very large increase in the receipts from
River La Platte. The stock of hides from that source
in this market is unusually light in the face of the large
importations at the East The principal deficiency in
the receipts this year has been in the California
The exports of agricultural produce from Detroit,
Eastward. for the month Of June, was as annexed ::
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York. from the Sd day of
July to the 10th day of July, l847
Men, So; Women, 85 Boys. 1873 Guls, 80. Total 397

DISEASES.
Apopexy, l6; Atrophia Angina, l; Bleeding, Bleed
ing from lungs Bronchitis 3; Coup de Soliel Casual
ties s. Cholera s Csoe!a MsrDu, cSe
Lungs, Constipation l. Debility, 49, Delirium Tremens
6; Darrhea 8; Dopsy Dropsy the Head IL; Dropsy
the Chest 81 Drowned, g. Dysentery o. Epilepsy Il Fry
Fever Remttent Fever Scar ct 4; Fever Typhoid la
Fever Typhus, 2s Fever Congestve, Heart Disease Of
ion Of Bowels, p; Inflammation Of Kidney Inflammation
Jaundics, Il Lues Venerea, Q; Marasmus 20 Measles
Old Age, 81 Palsy q; Premature Birth, 3; Rupture Scro
Ulcers, /; Unknown
Age-Under year, 90; to years. 56 2to s. "a; to
TO- 90; 80 4s; 30 to 40, 5 40 to 5 3 to
GO, 49, 60 to TO- III 10 to &c. 81 90 to go q unknown9
City Inspectors Office, July IL, l8a7.
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New York Cattle Market.

MoSpAY, July i2-At MARKET 400 Beef Cattle, (slI
southern,) 65 Cows and Calves; and 5000 Sheep and
Lambs.
Prices-Becf Catte--The rain to-day has checked
operations little but the sales OF the week are to an
average extent Prices have fallen OF about 90 cents
per cwt the week past, and 50 81 are now the ex
trenes of the market. About 100 head uDsold.
Cows and Calves--There but few at market ana
buycrs take oil offered NJ sIsa S27 TO $50.
Shesp au1 LAMBS com" va freely. but 90 NOT ',c'
lem Az sufficiently active 10 clear the mare't oaes
Sheep at from 81 10 - 90 81 90 ana Lamps nv " '
TO So co. 800 sheep remain unsold
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Flour and wool appear to be the two most important
agricultural products shipped from Detroit Detroit
will be much greater outlet for grain and provisions Of
all Sorts when the Central Railroad is completed to its
Western terminus.
The public works of Pennsylvania are paying well
this year The annexed statement exhibits the receipts
at each office along the lines for the month of June and
from the opening of navigation to the LIST of July, s7
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FsHWe have only to notice sales Of about 300 quin-
tails OF dry cod at 50 slh. There was no change In
mackerel; and sales of consequence beyond retail
transactions, reported
Fnufr-Owing to increased importations the market
for bunch rans was less active sales of 900 boxes
made st 1900
HEMr-sales of $40 bales of American dew rotted
made at 500 ~
LEAD.owng to increased arrivals, the market was
dui ana the article could have been bought at 81.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentine was worth 36kc
quiet. ''"'""e"
olLsLSaies OF 1000 gallons country linseed were
made NJ Doc 800 do city sold at 67c cash and
2ooo DO English do sold at 65c cash There was no.
thing new In sperm or whale ~ NJ
faoys'oNs-We only heard of q small sale of mess
PORK at slo 621s. Prime do nominal small sale
on hhds picked hams made at ne There was
Nothing done in lard Cheese and butt,r were without
$5 37% ~ ~ y" i1r
sucan-The market was quiet and no sales made
beyond supplying retail wants ~ ~ ""o
SLps-Ihere we're fone tierces Of haxseed I'm market
but held above the Offers Of buyers or A. Al rs Ne.
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The Coffnn Markets.

N,w ORLEANS, July q, T. MA large business in cot
LONESOME $4,000 bales have been disposed Of during
the week of which about twothirds sales and the
rest shipments Prices have fallen back to pa to e,lo
for middng TO good middpg the same rates as before
he steamer
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PARK THEATRE-Ths public is respectfully informed
M;sdsy Ausu. WIZ Dc 's'0'sasd for the season on
FSds ., hs the S are requested
o'clock IN the forenoon. jyis ts s nr -
rhsE "a Mss,.s VI Iooqsio-H
sss.sy 81 VRSN ETsss 5sy
Nj: Ia y:lss: rs ,, Mi Sf ri THE
Sssaos s 1 Mrs wi, Booth Fanny
quarierto =; performance TO commence at hall.nas1
CASTLE GARDEN.-Mr. BAKER Stage Manag.r-ou
ssse%s asx n Lens FIVE
NJ. SGs ssS. Nj cSRs
Mr. lshsTwood After which the Buristts ohs
NJ jane etfs% 81
The second part will commence with i.yorte Overture:
dancing BY the most accomplished performers
Door. open At ss Performance to commence ats
BkoA,PWAY THEATRE.IIThi. ssabl,,hmsui, now
s ?: q.
e T. s .i.sI Wishing situation. 70. til.
WIZ please hun S.Ss .:STs street
70 During Mr. Barreus absence in Europe ali letters and
ntS No. bs sSsn.
A Me sICAN MUsEUM-PE hFoRMANCEs both Ar
TIE oRfHEzssf ~ 81 iiliss
The talented and popular Bsna n Amee, are
at this house and will give this
Perofmss will nsaSnS th: C Hnsn
Family fs!f NAM %SN A;' %oob s! N' Gf
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be seen here
Hh NEtSep af NSIGs S'Y SoSS s.sf
Will also be exhibited at each and every Performance
Admission 20 cents jeirc
| VAUXHALL sALOON-MUsICAL ENTERTAIN.
cts, Trios Rounds Catches, Qsartes Gees Quintett
&c and many Gems from the Opera and selection Of the
iesgus Operas Sentimental Comic Pstro,ie &C. Dur
| Mr.. Oidheld will preside at the Piano Forte.
/ Performance commence al ga O'Clock.
| sion to the Garden Free
(" REAUTIEs OF THE OPERA Second Edition.
- The great demand for this popular work having ex
haued the first edition. the publisher respectfully informs
agents. dealers and Others that he is able fulfil all
ders
The second number Of the Beauties of the Opera will be
on the first DAY Of August hs from the
beshed with correct and beautiful portrait Of Tedesco
also The Spanish song sung BY her having
English Song Of Mrs. Anna Bishop, forming Collection ns%
the most popular songs and pieces ever published the low
price Of 80 cents per No. or 81 per Al orders ad
jy1I 3tssrc POI Broadway.
GREAT CRICKET MATCH-There will be a great
muster Of Crickeen from the neghboIing towns in this
this The will be made up to embrace the
n the y sxeea ah s ever Ul been
a Ss~aR f Ts
S1s wsh p do c s
A1chniecf New York BlaGshw phs %h
csourH-IRop,e St. Georges; Sans, England; Groom 81
Black sutton. New York East do
Ticknor, st. Georges jyl3 lt.rc
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to July each Of the past two years. distinguishing
the from which the supplies derived
annexed -
COMMERCE OF BesroN--JMroRTATIoN OF HIDES
April TO July 1917 Same time in l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-13
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LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.
Affairs In Philadelphia.

PHILADELrnIA, July II, l647.
Cato Gillespie, the coored man who stabbed
the night Of the 4h OF July at the of Sixth and
south streets died to-day The Coroner intends nves-
tigatDg the affair
george Murphy one Of the gang that participated in
the murder OF Jacob Anderson, colorsd man several
months since the wharf was arrested to-day He "a.
found secreted in the chimney of the house Of his
mother In Southwark. Three of his sccompioss were
arrested some time since
The southern and western teegphs are out Of order
We, therefore, have no dispatches to transmit