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WASHINGTON, July 22, 1873.

WASHINGTON, July ~, 1913.
The Close of the Wcek-Ihe Territorial BRl-Mis-
ceaaneons 1Hdirs.
The Senate broke ground upon the territorial
bill to-day, and lively and animating discussion
was sustained until the hour of adjournment, at
half-past4. A test vote, upon motion by Mr. Bald
win, to strike out all that part of the bill relating
to New Mexico and California, resulted II 10 81,
which indicates, we believe, pretty nearly the
majority by which the bill will pass.
An effort will be made, on Monday, to carry 1t
through; but as Mr.. Clarke may take up couple
of hours in his speech, and as Mr.. Dix will give
his views In ertcnso, it is likely the discussion
may continue for day two longer. We doubt
not the civil and diplomatic bill Will pass the
Senate, with the Savannah river appropriation In
lt-even at the hazard OF veto on that account;
for the Presidents extreme cOnstituonalitlee will
not answer as the schedule Tor this campain; nor
having adopted them, will 1t do for him to abandon
them.
Major Law and several other contractors in the
ocean mail lines, going to give splendid sup
per tonight, at Blackwell's (ate Colemans 81 Hotel,
to the members Of the Senate. SO much for the
advance pay HA HA!
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,S7,GI2. pa 90

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, G42 pa 90
The net profits of the past year. after deductng
rent expenses amount to S377, 2S7 81 being within
fraction of IL per cent upon its capital ($3,l6oooo
The losses in the same time, amount to $261S6 90.
From the profits, the directors declared two semi
annual dividends CT per cent each, and carried to
an account designated "the profit account"
the of Sls9,6iS being equal to years dividend
per cent The object of this fund appears
to be, besides strengthening the bank to insure the
certainty of dividend to the stockholders for the fu
ture, under almost any contingency that may happen
an amount of $4,000 "a Independent of the
serve profit account of $3.50 CAS- being still left to
the suspended debt account, and other outstanding
risks.
These are the deductions drawn from the official
port of this institution, which is of course the best
authority extant but We have means of knowing
the actual value of its assets, its ability to meet its
liabilities upon presentation. The condition of this
institution has for time past, been subject of
considerable controversy in the papers of Charleston
and communication after communication, both in IA
vor Of and against its management-in favor of and
against its solvency-have appeared The object Of
these congratulations, have nothing to do with
that the effect is good and wholesome,
doubt as they keep the public mind continually ag
tated and no doubt exert favorable influence upon
the operations Of the bank According to the report,
EXTRACTS from which given above) it appears that
the specie liabilities Of the bank exceed the spc-
ole assets than seven hundred thousand
dollars; and the inference many would draw from
this fact, is that the institution hopelessly
insolvent, and upon the eve Of suspension that
its condition was more desperate than that of most
banks in the country, that it had been badly man
eged and would not stand run upon it twenty -four
hours We doubt If there is single bank in the coun
ty which could meet all its specie abilitiej on do.
m nd and 1t is belief that there very few banks
in the country that could stand for any length Of time
run upon them, and pay in specie oil the demands
made. There very few individuals however rich
Il ey may be- who could iqudate all their liabilities
demand; and it is argument, because bank
individual cannot do so, that they are insovent
Means which would be available at their full value in
time ust be If realised at and although
the loss confidence does not reduce the indebtedness
Of a bank o individual, it materially depreciate
the value assets and extent Of resources Securities
of all kinds very easily deprecated in market va
ue and any quantity of any particular stock,t creed
upon the market at any time, will reduce the price
several per cent SO far the Bank Of Charleston s.
C. concerned, know nothing moro than we ga
therfrom the reports and thel asst received give for
the be neft of those interested
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NEw YoRK, Monday, July 2I-6P. "
The market for -four steady, and sales to fair
extent were made, embracing the usual variety of
brands. The mark closed some frmer or good
Western brands. Some sales of Western wheat were
made on terms stated below. There was a good dc.
mand for yellow corn, supplies of which were
light sales Of mixed &c, were made ut thief u prices
Of Saturday. Meal continuing scarce, was also held
at full prices Sales Of rye and made at last
weeks quotations. There better feclipgin pork
and holders for large lots frmer for mess han
they were on Saturday. Moderate sales Of mess and
primo were made on terms stated below. Lard was
quiet There was change in beef Groceries were
comparatIvely,ue, while quotations were ,b),s Q
famc.
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PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1873.


The Procession IN Honor of the Retwrned Yotwn-
teers
The PROCESSION in honor of the returning volun-
teers has been the most brilliant show that has
been seen here for many day. The whole mill
tary division paraded, under command Of Genera
Roumtort and General Patterson, with his staff.
consisting of Lieut.. Colonel Abercromble, Lieu
tenants Williams and Perry, and DIR. Reynolds
General Pillow appeared in citizens dress, ,ol
one side OF General Patterson, and Generalj VI
walader upon the other
The regiment of returned volunteers was
command of Col Wynkoop, who still earnest
arm In sling from the effects OF the rencontreE
New Orleans with man who threw out aspersions
against the bravery OF the Pennsy lvanians. {
IA consisted of Lieut.. Col. Black, Major Bow
man, Acting AdJutant Clinton, Quarter Master
Woods, and Assistant Surgeon Cassidy.
The returning companies came next. Thers5i-
ment that lett Pittsburgh with 9i4 men, torsi.
wor, return with $50, including considerable
number OF recruits that were cent fTonsatns:tl
q nd loined the regiment at the seat ot war
Company b, Pottsylllc Arullerisss, Captain
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Markets.

ALBANY, July "a, 1S48-Receipts since Saturday the
22d inst Flour 1G,soO bills; corn, 16 800 bushels
The arket for -four exhibited change, and small
sales making at Saturdays prices No transact
Mons of moment were reported in wheat Corn-Saes
Of bushels made including Mixed at 81 cts
and round yellow at Sc cts Oats-Sales of 1900 BUSH
els FADE at 4S cts. WhiskeySales of 100 bbls
were made on private terms.
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PERNAMBUcO, June 1.-THE consequences Of the
events in Europe severely felt by the commercial
community here, and business Of every kind is at a
stand. Sugars continue very low and good whites can
be had on board at ga 81 and browns "a 2sc To-
1t is with much difficulty that foreign vessel be
taken upon freight, diversity of opinion prevails
regarding the result Of European revolutions. Ex-
change nominal Mt Old
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The Weekly Herald for Europe

The Weekly Head for European c'rcu alton, will
be published at IL O'Clock oday in time for the mails
Of the Niagara, which will close in this city at half.
past O'Clock this afternoon The Niagara will leave
Bos ton to- morrow noop for Halifax and Liverpool
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GT00 MATCH-CENrREvILLE COURSE TROrTING.
SOV Wednesday, July 10Th at 3ocl ok, r. NJ 'ch for
S0 two mile heats TO $50 H. between Conhns
b. King Of Terors and W. Wheans Telegraph purse
Of $50 will be given the same day. milo heats best three in i've
in harness free for rottng horses that purse
$50 Entries to close tuesday, July 18th, by 10 o'clock r. ~
Loyoy iiote Mercer street. Two make
JOEL CONHLfN, Pr 1prictor.
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M osr EXTRAORDINARY woRx-ro THE nARRrsp

NJ OST EXTRAORDINARY W0RK-TO THE MARRIED
IVA those contemplating marriage. The married womans
Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A. Msuccau Sixth edi
hon Price 81 This work meeting with astounding sale
t2O copies have already been disposed off, Every
getting ery married or unmarried although IL
tended especially the married -sploses
which should be known to them particularly Here every
discover the symptoms and tho efficient reno
dcs and most certain mode Of in every sAe
Broadway at the Publishing Once 9 Liberty street. Yor
Also Zeber AID Co.. Of Chestnut and Third Pha
delpha Little and Co, Albany w Davis Boston. On the
receipt Of ST. will be transmitted by mail free OF postage
10 all parts OF the United Stao Ali letters 10 sddresd
post paid to Dr. A. n kAURICEAU. box liza New FORK oit.
Once l2o Liberty street
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the ct Countrywide mihtry Of the city viii
larde Thu sday receive the Volunteers OF the State
NewYork ALSO srsnd display French Calf Boots Mt
friend ounss opposite Office military and our
friends in general should all get their Boots Shoes and Caters
Of Young. French Calf Boots 81 80 usually and SIS fine
Cali Booss3 - usually s5 CATERS equal low. Corner
Of Fulton AID assau THE DOCTOR
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Married
Died..

On Sunday. ed inst, at st. Thomass Church, by
the Rev. DR.. Whitehouse, THOMAS NJ DOYLE, Esq to
Miss ELIZA c. SKAArs both of Williamsburg, l.. l.
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THE CRY IS STILL THEY ooME.-IMpRoyED PATENT

TJNIIE IKI IS STII.L IIIEf CUME-IMPRUVEDTA PATENT
Ventilated Observation-Disclosures the life trade
Economy weatbThe subscriber received supply
Of tie much improved Resenors which superior
worhmanship Of finish, quality
rIcse wing meats fish fruits vegetables butter Sc
tie .ng and odors objection.
able in all other kinds For sale at the lowest prices
Sli each All the varieties ard sizes to he the No
9Broadway OF Broome street where also
Il Of five hundrod and seventy citizens
vino have the above Patent Rergeraors the sub
ser since the Sd May last names are in
boob, which is kept for that purpose
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Gold rens.-"Greaton,., Celebrated War

Dit dPointed PEI admitted
nd cheapest pens the world They indesrucbe except
BY actual violence and can be had only at No Cedar
Also Josiah Hay den SEQ s." Spencer Raudes Edward
Prime" ey Browns ALBERT G. Bagleys" and The
and roved Broan Pen in quantity reduced prices
Gold pens and repaired
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i. q. OF q. f., Fidelity Lodge, No. S7-The
members this Lodge requested to their
H. Tuesday ae at tcloc, to attend tie funeral
Of late worthy bro John Schmidt from lis lat,
os Pitt street. The oraer general respectfully invited
attend. WM PLOWS, N
b. II. HAWKS, Sec.
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nR BOSrWICkS TEN III LhCTUhE on SYPHILI5 AND
H. Other Diseases Of the Genitl Organs Ilustra.ed with
drawings will be given Wednesday evening" tho 2tni nstsn
O'clock at tho Broadway House. corner broadway and
Grand street. Medical men, students and gentlemen invited
toattcnd. LcctJrcfre.
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$5OOM!AATTGi,

d E0O MATCII-CENTREYfLLE COuRsE-TROTrING.
ROOV This Day. July %, ats o'clock. T. NJ. match for
$500 two mile heats T. to go h. wagons, will r. ".
w. snedeker b. Tab; Joel Conkln jim Bell.
JOEL CONK1IN, Proprietor
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nR RAIPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Teatse &C. - Greenwich street. office hours to u A. ~
TO H. NJ (suLday exeeped) Those who apply
will be surprised the rapidly and little Inconvenience
attending their Iii chiefly however those who have u
fered certain Of people, otherwise
perly appreciate his services In structure from its first
pen advanced and di7tresng from unoom
advantages addition to very extensive practice in This
complaint Afford rapid easy radical cure which, he
AmArin =
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TIDE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS EXTENSIVELY

'HDE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS, EXTENSIVELY
Enlarged and Grounds mproyed.-his well known place
Tor summer open the reception vsers Tho
same medical attention accommodation extended nvads
under Hydopathc treatment heretofore Passengers leave
Philadelphia with the Reading ~ o'clock NJ and ut
~ I'm Tor Ph1nxye whore good coaches viii be IN readiness
and arrive at the srnngs at II o'clock IN, and &c pa Pm
sunday line with the Columbia railroads both and
down. further information please address Dr. GEO. LIN
GEN CO. Chester Springs Chester Co.. Pa
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Important DIscovcry in zinc FInc Arts.-Mr.

gentlemen Of New York. and beautiful styles cabinet
rai painted in the immortal lor. Specimens # he
hrst order may be at his also testimonials from the
FIST of New York. Residence 9l broadway doors
low the Union Mr. II. also gives lessons in drawing and
painting
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Summer Clothing, Alpaca Cashmeette, and Linen Coats 81 to
Sc 1T of uredeemed Pledges cheap. l36 Nassau street.
Beekman
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CEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTsNCE, &c.-DR. RALPIrS
- Practical Private Treatise contains deeply interesting
formation oottle
with recipes mode of living. &C. &c. faithfully syen
edition. 2i2 price 81; be had the author
Crperv ioh rect: or hy mast, ma free
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Co., 10 Wall et sells Gold Pens of description whole
sale and retail unprecedented low prices Their Rcheeu pen
10 favorte, and in the pubic estimation the
pen points warranted not to off, Gold pens
uted
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evening ut his office, No. IL Ann formerly No. a. In
these difficult and Protested cases Of Structure elect and Dell
cate Diseases which have phycans
less experience Private entrance through the entry once
door His Extract OF Copaivs Cuheb etc. pre-
physicians be had his 'front.' Il Ana
street, formerly No ~ Price ST.
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TlNHE PUBLIC is HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST Me-
goatng Massachusetts, Sterling Bonds OF f2D0 each
letter G. a. and l payable in ISL wh Coupons attach
ed; the letter enclosing them which mailed at Boston
the 18th inst having miscarned. WARD co,
n Wala ".
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7 E1TER BAG OF STEAMER NIAGARA, FoR HALIFAX
IL and Liverpool via Bostor, will es at the Exchange Read.
Room. this day. ut "A before ., H. H. Letter bag Of packet
ship Rocius, Liverpool will cose above We'd
pcsday, 26thl at half.past III o'clock.
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VuipetInE'-InOSc WHO WISH SpIenUlU Now
Patterns of Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Mating Rug Mat
&C. low Irss have only call the cheapest Carpet
Establishment in United States No. 90 Bowey, HIRAM
AN DE2SON, where u ey will be ~ ted.
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
Shoes and Caters Jones' IA Ann
the Museum His best French Boots a 5O second quality
from S3 80 TO 81 Congress Boots from 80 30 TO 81.
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wishing perfect Hair Dye call Bachelors No.
Wall He liquid that instantly changes grey hair
wbkers natural black brown without injury
skin Copy the address.
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Tho bank Las also furnished Northern Exchange,
by its checks New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and other Northern cities without ceasng to check
a single day. from LIST July, 1S47. to LIST july 1s4S,
S7642234 &c.,
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I WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF MY SUMNER ClOratNg
at extreme low prices Ny Sli Lamartnes will sold for
~ Eoves dollar Back Sacks, Sg White Mar lies and
Black Satin Yes low skeleton Sack at So S Black Cloth
Dress Coat made 10 easure S6 the very finest French
demons makcl SO; Doeskn Cas- Pants from as 81 O In
sc no fashionable Embellishments town. can compete with
mine C.B CLARKE Militant ,reet
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q n REwARD-L0ST ON BOARD TIE ALBANY BOAT
~ Oregon pocket memorandum book containing sundy
papers of no use but the The above reward
will he paid ON Their eurn offs adb ook TO i2 Pearl st. stairs
VIM J, KEY
INCOMING LINE AT O'CLOCK FOX ALBANY, LAND
Nl ng at Cadwells, West Point. Newburgh Hampton Mil
Poughkeepsic, Hyde Park, kinest n, Red Hook Bristol
Caki Hudson, Coxsaoc, and Undertook Breakfast and
dinner board the toat
The splendid steamer CONFIDENCE, Captain A. D.
Peck will leave the Steamboat Pier foot Robinson street. on
Wednesday, July u, at o'clock A. NJ
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A SsGCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN-THE MEMBERS
IA Of this Association, and rcmcn general are
ytcd to meet at the East Broadway and Pike street
Wednesday afternoon two the pupo Of paying
the last tribute Of respect late brother exempt James
Coffin. by order OF SAM. b WARNER, President
J. N. Ptttt tpa
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ROUNIf LANDS PENSIONS &c. Sc.-ALL OFFICERS
- and Soldiers who In actual service well
tNe Of those deceased, entitled three
na pay and their claims promptly secured on tho
most reasonable terms, by apply ing to a. NJ ROSS,
II Nassau street.
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NOR sALE-TnE COUNTRY SEAT OF THE SUES

EOR SALE-THE COUNTRY SEAT OF TIE SUBSCRIBER.
IL situated jamaica l., prsing seventeen acres of
land The ing house is furnis ed with bathing rooms
terms &C. and has conservatory each end well with
pans The garden is we'll supplied with choice ui trees
premises have been kept good order They be
any time Possession will he given Immediately; and IL required
portion 81 the purchase may MORTGAGE Appy
TO JAMES y. 7. OGDEN, q Merehants' Exchange.
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CHATBAM THEATRE.-sOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
~ see Mr. Ihsnnu8cneht ofths New York Volunteers.
tuesday Evening JULY % will be acted the cnedy Of the
SOLDIERS DAuGHTEk-Governor Beartall, Mr.. Blakely;
Nalier, Mr. Stark Frank Hearal Mr. Held; Timothy Quaint,
Mr. Wbans Widow the-y, Mrs Held; Julia, Miss X.
After which, the laughabe farce OF MY AuNT-Dck Dasha
Mr. IL ser Soberioye Mr. erLert Emma Miss Iildreth,
After which local sketch entitled 4 GLANCE AT NEW
YOhK-Mose Mr. F. s. Chal frau Lzey, Miss E. Mesta,er
Boxes 20 eeDts; Pit % Doors open T.
t. quar- before o'clock.
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staunch Buffalo Capt j. W. Hancox will
every Monday Tuesday Friday aud Sunday The
and Thursday Both boats will leave the foot Of Robin
sen street, at o'clock; Canal street, 81; Hammond
street. Caharne street, T. T., so Grand street. Q; Pie1
No. N r. OK A. Nj returning by r NJ Refreshments lines
bait board. Sas Tlton will accompany Madi
son. and Capt Smith that old fisherman with his harpoons viii
be ON board the Buffalo. Fare 81 cents.
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A FINE PARIS MADE COUPE FOR SALE BUT LITTLE
IA used and in perfect order. between
france Can be seon at Wood lnson Co.'S 40 Broadway
Price $50 N. B-ltnot Id Immediately il will he oercd
public sale Monday 3lst ut Tater No ii6 Broadway
The for Europe BY the Steamer Of the l and
wishes il sold.
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CASTLE GARDEN-PERFORMANCET TO COMMENCE AT
~ Socock-Admssion. IS oentg Children half prce-Man-
aging Director Mr. Geo HollandA 7. y Chubb. Musical B
rector Painter and Deco rator Sig Anee Monte LaxAoh
merry, Mr.. X. MeNally-Pr, perties Mr. Gilbert
tuesday Evenng July % will be Performed OLD HONESTY
Mica. bradshaw Mr. Nichnson; Toby Perch Mr. Uolland
Dame Bradshaw. Mrs. Vernon; Mary. Miss Nickipson.
To he succeeded by avarety of Songs and Ballads by
Miss Philips Mrs ii. Phi'lps and Mr.. @. Holman.
To conclude with PADDY ORAFFERTY Count Malt, G.
Andrews; Paddy ORaerty Nckinson Nina Nicknson.
COun Malinra. Mrs Vernon.
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GRAND EXCURSION THROUGH LONG ISLAND TO
" Greenport by the Long Island Railroad Thursday July
th S4S and return the evening By Special Train
Brooklyn Depot att A. NJ stopping at Jamaica at ~ A NJ;
Branch uicksyllc So Faraingdale So Suffolk Station s
port H. Returning the train will stop the above named
stations only Fare for the Excursion One Dollar
port the Statesman Capt Nash will be in readiness
such Of the party desire through the unrved Pc
comic Bay Harbor and back charge the
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~ OIltE-1hL sUBSCklBEk GIVES HIS PERSONAL,
enon TO buyn selling and exchanging Real Estate
81 all dtsnpuonsi in Bos vicinity. Also salc, n
nun Der OF Farms in different sections o tho countrypoes from
5tOO S20,OOO. Notes and mort ages negotiated.
j. w. MAYNARD No. Conyress street Boston
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RURTONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-TURsDAY
and Ii scenes, called DOsBEY AN5 sUN~Mr Dosbsy, Mr.
yarey Mr. Carker, Mr. Marshall; Major Sol Basstock Mr..
Dunn Florence Dombsy Miss J. Hill Mrs ssewso1 Mrs.
BAMB0OZLING- Sir Marmaduke Mr.. Marshall; Sophy Miss
Morgan conclude with the comic ballet called LES ESCH
LES DAMOUR; The Ladder of Love-Jemmy Mr. Frederck
Jenny Miss Walters Dress Circle Parquette Family
Circle second ter cts Doors at o'clock Curtain
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QANVAkDS MAMMOTH PASOKAMA OF THE MISSIS-
~ Gppi River painted hToo mes Of being the
largest the world ct the Panorama Building in Broad
way adjoining Nbos Garden Open every evening" Sunday az
oepedE Admission 60 children half price, The Panors
viii commerce moving o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday, at 5 O'clock
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Stock Exchnnge.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

5tCOnU IbOtTWs
8 lOi 10 shs Mohawk RR
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LNANtY BALLS AT SARATOGA Il NEWPORE-JULiUS
Dcjonge No. 60 Warren street. respectfully iafor
visitors Of the Aforesaid watering places that he viii he both
Places with large Of Fancy Dresses gentlemen
week before the Fancy Balls will take place.
M EDlCAL oFfiCE-Dk. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET,
lvl near Chatham street we'll known the successful
practitioner In New York, in the treatment of
cases The Doctors reputation tor skill in these old hacured
cases. that have existed for years. is prominent elect
ur ulcers the body in the throat pains the
he and bones Of the legs ofcctualy cured Consttu
uonal weakness brought by habit INDUCED in By
young men, causing ascvous dreams aud nightly emissions 20
syey pryened Recent cured In days. without
mercury No alteration w diet rreventiop
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M ECBANICS HALL. NO Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
I1 Grand and Broome streetsMonday July "a every
night during tho week. The ORIGINAL CHKISTY'S MINIS.
TkELS whose during the past months been
received with such distinguished favor and have the
honor announcing that owing the
esamped they will remain in this city give their
ininable entertainments for week more Admission N
oenta Doors at Concert commencing o'clock
Saturday July 49, an Afternoon Concert, nencag
O'Clock. MANAGER and Director, T. p CaRISTY