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CON N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, August

IueSuay, August S-O
There is nothing doing in the street. and demand
for stocks of any description The sales this morning
indicated slight decline, partly owing to the small
number of operators in attendance. The inactivity is
also attributed to anticipated scarcity Of specie
The increased importations from Europe, especially
from France, will have tendency to draw large por
ton Of the specie paid for the loan to the other
side; and until this point is settled and the usual
number Of operators return from their country
tions, nothing of consequence can transpire.
The Salisbury Manufacturing Company has made
no dividend for the last six months
Advces from Manch ester to the 21st of July state
that there had been improved demand goods for
Italythe Levant, and Mexico, and increased de.
mand from the continent for yarns, We also learn
that there had been large order fer description
cheap shirtngs received from the United States for
shipment to the Chinese market In alludng to thi
order, the Manchester Guardian says =
1t is understood that large order for this descrp-
tion Of CLOTH intended for the China market has been
received here from the United States the merchants
Of that country finding that the funds necessary
their investments of teas be advantageousy
provided by shipments of Epgsh than OF American
manufactures which of late have not been remunera-
tive Indeed it has been notorious for time past
that the sales of American domestics, sent to China
and other markets. almost invariably left loss though
the merchants might eventually be remunerated by
the profit the return cargo. English manufactures,
however, letters of credit mailing the merchants
draw on London, likely to yield more advantage.
Gus result and may expect the trade between
China and the United States to be carried in great
measure by one Or other of those means.n
This will, no doubs be interesting to merchants
engaged in the East India trade but there is more
truth in the remarks OF the Manchester paper than
may generally be supposed We ship large quantities
Of domestic shrtings and sheetn,s to China, but it
is hardly to expected that our manufacturers can
supply the whole of the demand for consumption in
that section of the world. Whenever our manufac-
lures are brought into competition with those Of
foreign make of similar description, we invariably are
successfully and it is only in the absence of our fabrics
hat those Of England find sale. We therefore, can
easily account for the existence of the above order
Our manufacturers have had full employment, and
have found markets for every piece goods they could
turn out The annexed table exhibits the shipments
from Boston for each Of the past months, dis
tinguishing the destination Of the exports for the
month of July
EXPORT OF CoTToN GOODS FROM POM or Rosrox
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

SALES.
BALTIMORE August 7Siock Rodrd-S354 Baltimore and
Ohio X Dividend Bonds 67 70 shares Baltimore and
+. Co 81; % shares do de- 81
BosToN Aug 7-Brokcrs Board25 shs Vermont and Mass
Railroad sod Ga do do 64i 25 do Reading Railroad
do Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1913; do Western
road @g 90 do East Boston Co, ii 50 do do s5od II 5s
do State Bank, 531S. ''
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On the morning of the Sth inst. by the Rev. Dr.
Wainwright, MoLYNEux BELL, to Miss AUGUSTA, daugh-
ter Of the lake Joseph Tucker ESQ., all of this city.
On Tuesday, Sth inst. in st. Patricks Cathedral by
the Rt. Rev. DR. Hughes. THOMAS III. GERATY, to MARY
G second daughter Of the late Philip OBrien all of
this city
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WASHINGTON, August z, lsss.

W ANTIINHI VN, august z, Trsf-,
Stock ksucd During the Veet-Rmnor from. Ma
ico--NafionGi Dcbt-Mr Benton AID General
he0ny-Mr. Bogty aud Mr.. ITc6stcr.
The amount OF new stock issued during the week
ending 9Th August, was about the same as lssaad
for the present week For the week ending 25fn
July there was issued to foreigners, ssi7 600 Fot
a corresponding period, ending 9th August. Hast
Saturday. there has been issued sSl9,000, as to-
lows
Cuba .,........... ............... 10000
France. ......... ....... ............ - 600
Spain. 80. .,.,.,..... 1880
England. ......... ,............. III $40
Germany ...,.... ............... 90. ~ roo
Canals. . .....,.... ZOcc
fsle ea0
I,is 'ei@ rhe; le;-er h.- seer received he.e,
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Inc rates OF Irelght are as follows LIVERPOOL Sd
sd Havre, no rate Hamburg, do; Holland and
Belgium 1sc Bremen, no rate.
The circular Of Stewart of this days date saws -
have report firm and advancing market, with
large sales since the date Of my last respects ON the
25th utimo. The daily operations for the week closing
the Sd inst were about 1900 baes,-the purchases
nearly entirely for export aided by a moderate
speculative demand and up to the period Of the arr-
val OF the steamer America the 4th inst prices had
advanced on that weeks business full three-eghths of
cent-at which date however, II had CONNIE ced to
show symptoms Of yelding-the business of the pre-.
ceding day being quite small As this steamer was
teegrapbed early Friday morning there no dis
position shown to in business until her news
was fairly the market holders not Offering in
ducements by more ample supply, and buyers feel
ing that they could well afford to wat-in which, the
day was entirely lost the sales being quite small The
accounts by this steamer do not appear to have aided
holders. Saturday the sales did not exceed 600
bales, which were at previous rates; the market APP
pearDg inactive and buyers operating without spirit
and as there was an increase of samples out the turn
OF prices may be said to have been in favor Of buyers
The market yesterday dormant and inactive-so
much So that the transactions too Bile
TO report upon Holders ask old prices appear in
different; but buyers do not appear. The unsettled
state Of Ireland is the present diftulty therefore
only advance my quotations quarter of cent in the
fortnight at which, think IL probable that moderate
business will be done this week.
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SIS 627 So 1857 4 II
1852 50

increase. .......... S70S6 -
The receipts for July have been as follows Tor the
1876 1916 1877 1919
saCes l6. f7,eil OF. sls627 So. s257l4 H..
Thc receipts from freight up TO the LIST July last
year were large in consequence Of the vast quantity
I produce pressing forward from the interior to the
fsatoard ana the comparative statements Of receipts
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MO CURE NO CHARGE-DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD
IN conhdentialy consulted all forms of private die
Recent Of gonorhhGa he TO Cons-
uionsl debility and impoency successfully treated by Dr. NJ
mercury uscd in any hindrapce from
6s Gold street; oren from Z A. ". 70 10 r. ".
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NJ ooNLICHT NOVEL EXCURSION AND CONCERT
w OF The American Mucal Institute Thursday Evening Au
gust ~ The ladies and gentlemen of New York. Brooklyn, Will
hamsbngh and Jersey City respectfully informed that very
extensive arrangements have been made for pleasant Moonlight
Excursion around staten Island and grand Vocal and Ins
mental concert IN biddes Grove which will be Brilliant lu
minated Tor me occasion. The large and beautiful
Columbia and North America have already been chartered
Tor e t and viii he added occasion may require
at the various Land The Columbia will leave the OF
and street. New York a6 the foot Of South Second street
WILLIAMSBURG 6a the foot fNarse street New York
the foot OF Fulton street. Brooklyn at Pier No l. N al
Jersey city o'clock The North America will the
foot Of Hammond stree at foot Of Canal street at aud
fierNo N ia o'clock N. Bone boat will return
Immediately after the concert and arrive In New York abn 10
o'clock the will remain longer desirable If IL shoud
rain on Thursday late as o'clock Excursion will come of
on Friday evening H. NEIGCS PRINCIPAL
ITO THOSE VINO SERVED IN MEyfCo- If ANY or
hose pra.. na gaan. Splits who served In the Mexican
war can give any information regarding JOHN SPERING
they will confer great favor by writing brother Henry
S1rn the Office Of the New Herald He was heard az
leoe and Immediately after the Of Monterey liz is not
lnovn to what regmon or company he belonged IL sup
posed he from ST. Louis New Orleans WIN editors Of
New Orleans the Southwest oblige by
pub ishrg this
MEETING IN THE PARK.-THE REGULAR LICENSED
lvI Drivers Of the City will in Park on wednesday
the 9Th nst at harast o'clock. p NJ the purpose
pressing grievances TO the feeling pubc
their ymya,hy for the oppressed The of the omn
lus and all friendly TO the call respectfully invited to at
tend. Speakers will be in attendance.
MUSICIANS wANTaD-roR THE L. s. SUP ST. LAW
II RENEE Arply at U. g. Naval Rendezvous No. Cherry
street.
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M OST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED
vA or those contemplating marriage The married womanp
rrvatG Medical Companion By Dr. NsurceAu Sixth ed
copies have already been disposed Of Every female
getting COPY whether married unmarried although IL in
tended especially for the married iscoses
which should 3 known to them particularly Here
can discover The symptoms and the efficient
dcA and most certain mode Of IN For sale
Broadway; At tho Publishing Once 29 Liberty street. New York.
Also zieber aAd Co. Chemut Third streets
delpha Little and CO, Albany VI Davis Bss,cn On the
receipt OF H. will he transmitted BY mail free Of postage
70 all parts OF the United All eero to sd3rcesS
Pest paid 70 Dr. kAuEJCEAU. ter I2x New yo-k city,
Once Liberty et-ort
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| WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF MY SUMNER CLOTHING
81 extreme low rrice Lamartnes for Sl Black for
So White Marsees and Black Satin Vests low ks Teton
at So ~ Black Cloth Dress Coat made MEASURE Slf
the very hnest French SD Doeskin Cas- Pants Sc
O. q CLARK. 80
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TREATISE ON DISEASES OF the SEXUAL sYSTE,

til
adapted 70 Popular and Professional Reading and the
sor Of Quackery BY Edward H. Dix NJ, 275 pages Sth
edition 81 Also Woman and her Diseases % pages !th ed
ton, price 81 - From the Evening Pest Dr. Dixon pu
w Of Dr. Mott the inventor Of great number of valuable surgical
Instruments and practitioner OF eighteen snding
books written with great desa and care yet with appa
desire communicate truth with the utmost force
pesness From the New York Journal of Medicine Cola
eral Sciences II Is written in clear style and
culacd, think 10 do much good. The descriptions
accurately drawn and the remedial judicious The
practitioner will ind Astounding in valuable hints &C.
neral reader will many useful cautions
tory warnings From the Boston Medical and Surgical
DR. Dixon has written much and well branches Of
surgery his book shows thorough acquaintance with modern
practice and he has secured attention to every In the
lumean art that few writers possess Structure GonorhGa
lhis Varicoscc ydroce and fistua particularly we'll
treated or The authors acknowledged originality and
devotion to the rational principles medicine and his ingenuity
under trying surgical circumstances with
binary interest" For sale by CHARLES II. RING,
Corner Of John st. ald Broadway.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise &c ~ Greenwich street-ce hours 9to IL NJ
NJ sunday excepted Those who apply the early
stages will be surprised at the rapdy and little Inconvenience
attending their II chiefly however those who have su
isrsd from cersn class Of PEOPLE or otherwise who pro
rry appreciate his services In structure from Its first
Iasn 70 It. more advanced and distressing sae. from
mon advantages in addition 10 practice
complaint he afford rapid easy and radical cure which,
he has sound for stating be obtained from scurce
IN America.
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OOCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS orEICE 10 81

Dy street. where he be consulted all private
the most obstinate yield to his mode Of which
the mercural system Structures cured the ap
proved PLAN The victims of constitutional debility brought by
indi;ce indugences can apply with certainty of Of
flee 81 Dey street.
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nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evening at his Office, IL Ann Formerly o. in
those difficult and proaeted of Delicate which
have baled the skill Of physicians Of less experience Ills Ex
tract Of Copava Cubeb Sc extensively prescribed by ry.
scans he had at his In front No. IL Ann street
formerly No. ~
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VT>HE QUEENS B0TEL, OPPOSITE TIE GENERAL POST
Office, St Martins lie Grand ondonrhis magnificent No.
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations aud great
portion oft newly furn she'd will he trial have no
rival in the in point of and mo
deate charges The Coffee largest and most
comfortable in England Board 81 per day. Hot and Colo
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER IENNEY, Manausr
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Seanhir
Reference in New 20 O. A (eda ssrs.t
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| DARK THEATRE-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment let for next Season. or longer
period required on about the first day of Sep
TENDER Unbeatable security will be required The oond
tons under which they be let asceraned on anpl
cation between 10 and ~ at the Office of
w CORBYN. A Barcla afr
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NOR RIO JANEIRO- PASSENGERS ONLY THE FINE
Il clipper built bark ISABELITA HYNE Captain Stickr1an
will sail about the lth inst Her accommodations very
perior half poop cabin, combining safety empestuous
weather with GOODNESS ventilation the tropics pro
menade quarterback 40 feet long Early application desired
by ALLEN & PAXSON, 1884, Front AZ
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IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT Observation-Disclosures
equal to any impofted put up in packages the trade
for AZ Twelve and thirteen sngs gallon IS cent
overrroot by - WILLIAM N. PARKS
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DYING AND REFINISIIING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- DESCHACX q John street, awarded silver
dals for the best dying ready execute the STYLE
all sorts Of goodssewing silk trans, zephyr worsted
woon yrrns, cotton yarns SCI damaged and faded goods
ladies' and gentlemen's garments, &C.
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EXPORT OF CoTToN GOODS FROM THE PoRr OF BosroS
Bales aud Cdses T1I,,.

Total since January. :. .2S.15S
same time last wear .2217S
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srOR PLACE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN day Evening, August 9lmmense the Shak
earian Comedy This splendid production was received
Monday with aeclamations 10 will be given this evening with
the powerful cast Second gh Of Hacket third
apIeaane here Ct Mr. q. Yandeuhon Chppendale
John Seton Vaehc Dawson, Shaw, Mleder Mis-, Rose
Tebn, Mis- ~ Philiips-WiIl he Performed rlie merry
MIR Vandenho Dr. Caus Mr. John Seitou Master slender ir
Chip, nde nIs; Ford Miss Telbn Page, Mrs Mieler
Doors at quarter before Recommending at quarter
IN q Ainisann CEN
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hk kAbfHS fkACliCAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
- the Diseases Of the Genital Organs their symptoms
every individual Of both 9th edition, 32 pp price ST.
may be had of the author s. Greenwich street. by post mailed
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ssTHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING"--MONDAY
i Evening, August 7th and every Evening during the
WeekSocety Library Rooms 3iS Broadway Leonard
teetCAMPBELLS MINSTRELS the Oldest original Band in
the United States respectfully their the city
from highly successful tour in ii, East where their Concerts
have been attended by fashionable city they
have bad the honor Of visiting and have with
throughout the Eastern cities unprecedented by any COM
of musicians will have the pleasure
Of their and highly popular Musical at
August 9TH, when they will introduce programme em
bacing the ost popular pieces Ethiopian Melody
Songs Dances &c. that original with this company
open at 4 to at o'clock Admission Is
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COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON RIVER, FOa SALE
~ with beautiful brick Cottage over brick barn
and buildings about Q? miles from the city, opposite Tvo
Red Hook having splendid view Of thirty miles Of tn
river IL contains about 100 Of land and will sold re
sonable Apply on the premises address r NJ noe
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM;

ID AKIN II 5 AMEkIUAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM;
ID PropeorF iteGcock, Manager Iendid Performances
every afternoon hafpast o'clock and every evening
The the celebrated sable Brothers
superb and Tented band Of Negro Singers Dancers who
have returned Boston Three
Highland Mammoth Boys Giant or Mammoth Baby Enormous
Boa Constructor Two Living Craug outangs much hun
brute Fairy Family. Infant Vestria Scripurs
tuay Madam Rockwell, the famous Fortune Teller may 10
privately ted at charge of - Admission
the whole including Museum Performances &c Is chill
dren under years age and old enough walk alone
Reserved front - ne shilling each eytr
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NASTLE GARDEN-WEDNESDAY EVENING" AUG D.
~ The performance will commence with Grand Oyertur,
by the Orchestra After which the comedeta of the CADiN
GUEST IoN-Tom Mr. Holland Rosewood, Mr. Nclinson
Ion Mr.. j. L. Baker Miss Mortimer Mrs. II. Phillip; Lucy,
Miss Ncknson To conclude with the aughsble afepecc Of
the b0AKDING SCbOOL-James Mr. Holland; Cornet Kaya-
nagh Mr. Nekinson Farmer Holly Mr. Blocker; Capt Har-
court Mr. j. L. Baker, Mrs Gros de Naples M. Vernon Julia
Manners, Miss Barber; Miss Biggs Mrs H. Phillips Caroline
Blythe Miss Nieknson. Performance o'clock.
Anmil sion Is = hildron half
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NoTICE-T0 CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF
IN TexaIn accordance with of Inc
state q Texas TO provide for ascer,ann the deb, Of The late
Republic OF Texas approved 10Th March, l notice hereby
gwen all persons having claims demands avans
the late Republic Of Texas the the Auditor
Comptroller OF Public Accounts before second Monday
IN s9 or they viii be postponed The provisions
70 receipt under their seals Of Office for all claims presented SET
ting forth the par value thereof the time accrued the
date and amount thereofdtnguishng between different
classes OF claims in the following First audited
or claims such as Stock Bonds Treasury Notes Mill
tay Scrip other audi ted asceained claim Second
an claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers authorize
them to audit under the late Republic Of Texas Third such
claims as are not sufficiently by vouchers And
further made the duty Of the Auditor Comptroller Jointly
report 70 the Legislature, for final adjustment the whole
amount and Character Of The public debt according
10 the provisions OF the said The and re
payment recommended BY them to be subject 10 the roon
amendment and ratification Of the LEGISLATURE "'
JOHN NJ. SWISfiER, Auditor
. JAMES b. SHAW, Compt
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DuRrONs THEATRE CHANRERS STREEr-RENrrlr


ID Of Adelaide Lehman-Wednesdny Evening, Aug will he
performed the huresius 0pra, by d. Norhai, Est en-
titled LUCY DID SHAM.AMoUR-Enrico di Morefat, Mr. T.
Eeyer RaimC ndo Mr. Phillips Count Edgado Tasteisrae
kaygn,wood Mr. John Duepj Lucia Miss Chapman Alice, Miss
Sinclair To conclude with the comic fairy ballet called
the FAIRY OF Tue RHINE the Red Devil-Bertuo NJ.
Antoine Bendett, Schmidt; Amodeu H. Marzetti Syanel-
Ia Mile Mathde; Feur do Bois Mile Adelaide Dress Circle
and Parquete o. certg Family Cree second tier -
Donrt open At u oeoak. Curtain rises at 3
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EoR NEW ORLEANs-LOUIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line OF packes-To sail Monday August 2sth The new
and splendid fest sailing packet ship CLIFTON b. Ingerso
master Is now loading and will positively Gail above her
regular day For freight having splendid furnished
street, Is. X. COLLINS IS South STRAIT
Agents in New Orleans Mers Bryan Ceevy who will
mpty forward all goods Their address Packet bark
Genesce Capt T. Dillingham;, will Clifton and
sail her regular day. -
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT 10 DUANE STREET
~ member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London may
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases
have gee ulcers the body in the throat
pains in the head and bones Of the legs A of
devoted to venereal diseases enables Dr. c. cure the
worst form Of this disease Recent cured in days
no mercury used Structures cured in weeks with
scarcely pain Constitutional debility. Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain loatsome habit positively be
restored health and society," Remember 10 Durne street.
lite Dr John
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-01

A most singular instance of terror in the
human species Is recorded in the Journal. de
Medicine pour rHlS47. 1t occurred in the
hospital of the Salpe-triere. A female OF all
yanced age was 50 afflicted with horror, ON
hearing that her daughter, with two children
in her arms, had p~recipitated herself out of
the window, and were killed on The spot. that
her skin, in a single night, from head to foot
became as black as that of a negro. The
same passion turns the hair white, OF which
many Instances are on record
Happy Illustration Theodore Parker in a
late speech on the French Revolution said
Men tell us ii is too soon to rejoice. Per.
haps the revolution will not hold-it i'll not
last-the Kings of Europe will put il down.
When a sound healthy child is born, the
the friends OF the family congratulate the par
ents then, they do not wait till the chill is
grown up and got a beard. Now this is a live
child; it is well born in both senses-comr of
good parentage and gives sign Ola good cons
%titutlon. Let Us rejoice at lis birtn, and not
wall to see il it will grow up. Let us bap-
uze ii the chrystal fountain OF our hope