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in the Penitentiary for petit larceny, in stealing the
sooda Of Oh nrles VintOl

In the Pentensry for petit larceny, In stealing the
goods Of Oh aries Vintoi.
No jury cases were disposed Of. The eourt adjourn
ed to ondsy, IL O'Clock, A. M.
CouRr CALrxpAR-MoKpAv.-Cir Circuit Courf.-Nos.
TO- H. 49, 66 ST. IS, 90, 80, 81. o. 49, g. &c. CO. o. to
II. Commow Pieas-96 70, 9S, 30, 100, lo2 327, no.
1l3, I15, to l2l, 123, Ia
CoEvcr,or ron MuRpER.-In the Supreme Court,
BostoD) on Friday morning, the jury in the Of
Augustus Dutee, charged with the mardsr of Ellen
Cakes, came in after absence Of fourteen hours,
with verdict Of guilty of murder. The prisoner
coived the sentence calmly, though after he was re-
mnnded to jail, there signs Of intense feeling
his part. The jury at first stood nine for conviction
for murder to three for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ira.
rthtr.
TRIAL JAMES MURPHY ron MuRpER.-At Boston,
the 18th instant, the Supreme Court commenced the
trial Of James Murphy for the murder Of his wife the
9Th Of May last.
CoNsTITuTIoHALiry TINE SABBATH LAw-DEcIsIoN
OF THE SUPREME CoURr OF PENNsyLvANIA-A very i'm
porant opinion and decision Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsyvania upon the consttutionality Of the laws
epjoining the observance Of Sunday day of rest
from labor, has been given The opinion of the court
it, that the law is CONSTITUTIONAL being social nd po
litica regulation, giving preference to no religious
establishment or mode of worship.
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OrIs-Lirseed was 'said TO be doing better, bat 40
o. ud hear Of no transactions that showed any adj
vance from previous prices; lUVs Estons ratui al
spring sold at Io6c. and 1000 sumner ct 81.
PRoVoIoEs-Saee Of about 3UV barrels pork were
made including mess at $40 GA and prime at 50 ia
In retail way sales Of reported To tha
tent Of 100 barrels at SO Is, with prime ut 81 -.
Lsrd-Saes of $50 barrels made at 7,sc ~ and
$50 do Mt "a Ike Picked meats we're quiet nc prey
Gus rates. Beet was firm but sales trauspired be-
ycnd retail sales Cheese-Sales of 200 boxes
made at 6hc. Butter manned about the same.
RIct-lt0 tierc~s changed hands at SO per 100 lbs
for common, and SO 25 a 81 for fair to 90, d.
SricEs-Pimento was in fair request and firm; sales
rs bags Jamaica at 9%c.
TALLow-Tbere have been sales of 40 900 lbs good 10
prime rendered at 7c a SIC
Wool continued in limited demand; supplies Of
new we're pouring in the market and operators were
expecting something to do in few days The only
sale since our last 90 bales unwashei smyrna NJ
privat. bargain.
WHIsKEy-The market frmer, with upwarl
tendency In Prices. Sales Of so barrels Western
made at 23c 20 do Ohio at 23sac; and 100 do State
Prison at 24Ac, which was advance.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STICK SALES.

BALrmoRE july $1,000 Uni States Ga Of 67 cit 800
do C46 1000 United Treasury 04 1900 Mar, aud
6sssb ItUu do do o 423 10 100 lhnore Is 1861 s 80 40
do lCt0 do do e67 ga ~ 100 do do o7E 1909 do DO 9j
100 do do days " 1000 do do day sT 1000 do do ~ II
Susquehanna Canal L.
Boston, July 7-Broers Rodrd95 shares Western Railroad
50; L6 do do GOA bw do iOston and Maine Railroad
3do Portland saco and Portsmouth Railroad 9 10 do do 90
10 do Htbburg Railroad Ill IA do Amoskeag
Company $40 so 1925 do H. Company II II ID 100 do do
ll 70 do Reading Railroad IN b6 100 do do l6
do It; do Great Tails Manufacturing Co 2Q;
and Railroad 81 10 20 rights Roston Maine Rail
road 81 @ $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1880 0 SluJ do do
o. pay able Monday
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THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WAsHIN eros, July 8.
The Sc nate convened at IL O'clock A. NJ, when the
VicE-PREsIDsSr resumed his seat and called it to
order.
Prayer was then offered up by the chaplain.
Petitions and memorials were presented and re-
ferred.
Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,, gave notice that he
would at early day, to take up and dispose Of
the light house bill.
RETIREMENT OF CHEROKEE okATMs.
Mr.. BELL, of Tennessee from the Committee on IN
dian Affairs reported joint resolution in favor Of the
jut and fair settlement Of he claims OF the Cherokee
Indians, under the treaty Of 1916 After some debate
relative to the same, 1t informally laid aside
BILL IN FAVOR EXECUTING THE TREATY srIPULA-
WITH MErIco
Mr. BENTON, Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations ported bill from said committee in favor
Of carrying into effect certain treaty stpuations with
Mexico.
Mr. BurLERs RESOLUTION INCREASING MEN
THE COMMITTEE ON rERRIToRIss.
On motion, The Senate resumed the consideration OF
Mr. Buffers motion in favor Of adding two members to
the Committee Territories. on which debats
sprung up of considerable length and in which Mr..
Butler of South Carolina, Mr. Davis Of Mass achusetts
Mr.. Dayton, of New Jersey, Mr.. Westcott of Florida,
Mr. Bretse, Of Illinois, with others, participated
After some further discussion the previous question
called for. and the yeas and nays ordered which
resulted in the negative, by yeas IT, nays r. So the
resolution was lost
On motion the Senate laid aside the morning bust
and proceeded to the consideration of the order
Of the day. which was the Oregon bill.
Mr. DAVIS, of Massachusetts,, being entitled to the
Aoor rose and addressed the Senate Mt length and in
favor Of he right OF Congress legslate upon the sub
et of slavery in the territories of the United States
House of Representatives.
The House assembled at II, A. M, when the Speaker
resumed his seat and called to order. The journal
vas then read and approved.
Mr. Boris, Of Virginia, rose and remarked that he
had seen a statement that law of ls47 existed, re-
Aucing the officers of the army, which would take
effect on the Goth instant. This allowed an oppor-
tunity for the Military Committee to frame bill CAL
eulated to meet the exigencies of the case.
On motion Of Mr.. ViKToS, Chairman Of the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means the House resolved itself
into c. mnttee of the Whole the State of the
Union, Mr. Root. of Ohio in the chair, and took up
the Indian Appropriation Bill and the Senate's amend
me mt to the same
Mr. GENTRY, of Tennessee obtained the floor, and
warmly advocated the claim OF the North Carolina
Indians
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, July s.-The markets very dull.
Flour remains unchanged Red wheat is quoted at
$1N.
ALBANY, July 8.-Receipts within the past "a hours
by canal-Flour, $500 bbls; barley, $40 bushels TIE
Aour market exhibited no change. We quote Oswego
common Genesee, &C., ct So 121 to So SO for pure
Geneeee. Wheat-Saes Of 800 bushels Genesee
made at 81 %. Corn-Saes of 500Qbushels made,
consisting of round yellow, at Go. Sales Of 20
bhls Ohio mess beef were made at $40 So Whisksy
was frmer. Provisions remained about the same
BUFFALO, July S.-Recepts within the past "a hour.
Flour 1000 bbls wheat $500 bushels; filter 1000 BUSH
as There was NO cl ange in 1our. We noticed sales
Of 1000 bbls at 81 62l Wheat-Saies OF 6o00 bushels
made, including Chicago, at So and Ohio at e9c.
Corn-The market was frmer, with upward ten
d,noy in prces sales Of $500 bushels we're made Mt
9SK SIC. Whisksy-150 BIB were sold at 1875.
There was no change in canal freghts to Albany.
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TELEGRAPHIC ISTELLIGESCE.

Termination Oh Gene, q PtilOSv and Shields ~
NegUlaIs-TIe Military Court Martias
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1913.
The Entsiigsmcr learns that the President has
sent into The Senate the nominations Of Generals
Pillow and Gushing, for confirmation as regulars.
The IwfeL,gemeer also confirms the report that
. Court Martial will soon assemble at New Jer-
Dey, TO tyy Gen. Scott.
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Return OF Volunteer.

CINCINNATI, July 8, 1873
The steamer Taglionl left yesterday, bound NJ,
With six companies OF the second Pcnnsy lvania
regiment: and the steamer John Hancock with
the MARYLAND regiment, under the command of
Chas Hammond, and the first detachment of
Col. Wynkoop's regiment, of Pittsburg. Prepare.
Il ons are making to receive other volunteers, and
the steamer Pennsylvania leaves tonight to meet
them
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The quantity of coal transported on the Schuylkll
Canal for the week ending the 9th inst, was 10,452
tons previously, 152,763 tons Total, 1925 tons.
The Long Island Insurance Company has declared
a semi annual dividend Of ten per cent, payable on
demand,
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Married..

On Friday morning. 7ih inst, by Justice Osborne,
Mir. HENRY +. HEywooD, to Miss ADELIwA EyroN, both
of Liverpool, England
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, July s6P. N.
Quotations for nearly all the fsnses gave way day,
notwithstanding the unusual activity in the market
At the first board Harlem fell of u per cent Canton,
u; Farmers Loan, -; Long Island, u; Norwich and
Worcester 4; Morris Canal, "a; Pennsylvania SIS adj
vanced u, which the only Improvement in the list.
With moderately easy money market, susp 'nsion
Of the shipments Of SPECIE and the disposal Of the
loans II is extraordinary that prices for stocks should
fall to lower points than when money tight and
specie going to Europe at the rate Of million Of
dollars per week. Things go by contrares in Wall
street very frequently, and it not improbable but
that quotations ances generally may sink several
per cent.
The receipts Of the New York and Erie Railroad
Company for the month Of June 1s4S $25 o84 ST.
against $2s46 so for the month last year. show
ing an nerease Of s43Is equal to about twenty per
cent.
The receipts Of tolls the Wabash and Erie Canal,
Indiana from the opening of navigation to the 1st Of
June ls4S S325T9 49, against S22 sos SO for the
same time in 1s47 showing an increase this year of
S1l, O7s 40, equal to nearly fifty per cent.
The amount Of tolls collected at Chicago, the Hi
nois and Michigan Canal from the to the 18th
Of June, ST. 1893 50, and the receipts at La Sale
the other end of the ne-were for the time about
seven thousand dollars.
There are now nine Savings Banks in Connecticut,
the aggrs gate of whose capital is S473o2s4 Al That
in Hartford, has a capital Of 81 2O3 S24 That Of Mid
detown, $737.071. That Of New Haven, S549,50S SO.
The whole paying dividend Of 5k per cent.
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley, left
at tide-water during the third week in june in the
years 1S47 and 1S4S, is as follows -
Flour, bbls. Wheat bu. Corn, 6u. Boriey.bu.
1S47. :. .234 s3l 43S O04 452464 1l,265
ls4s. S5764 5s3s4 lllo7l l,Ool
Decrese.. .149,067 370620 34O,793 1O,20l
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide.w alter from the Of navigation to
the 3Oth of June, inclusive, is rs follows
Flour, Lbis Wheat, b. Corn, Ju. Barley, bu
1S47. i .36OO5S 1858 229S.7l2 2ll,792
ls4S. 49,. o7o,444 629,O3O 632,l59 10O,S74
Decrease. Gs4,6l4 032,0as 1,766553 1lo,9ls
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at tidewaer this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows a decrease
equal to 81 019 barrels Of -four
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles of produce left at dewater from
the ce of navigation to the 30th Of June
;nclusixe durinQ the ars 1916 (7G daysl lSi7
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Bathing -Gentlen men who desire n cscan,
comfortable warm cold .ho.sr Bath charge Of only l2
cents invited 70 call ct TBATFORDS Hair Dressing aud
Bathing Saloon No 4 Grand street. Clinton and suk
folk streets N Y.
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OFFICERS IN DisoRAcE.-Lieus. Hare and Dut-
ton, who were convicted of murder in the city Of
Mexico, and sentenced to be hung, but who wa1e.
paidoned by Gen. Butler, arrived at New Orleans
few days ago, and put up at one ofIihe principal
hotels. AS soon as they were known, however,
they were ordered by The proprictors to leave the
premises Subsequently, they took passage on
board a steamer, but no sooner did the captain
know them, than he promptly ordered them ashore.
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400 600 noTTLgs AND OVER HAVE prEv SOLO

h00 00n BOTTLES ASD OVER HAVE BEEN sol ID
COOsOOO without nurnur DR. DEWITTC. KEEL
llNchh b wing puicacd tie Ionkers Mansion House and
lfondf Which view Of tho Hudson nfc 10
tw,ny piles taking in the beautiful chateau ~ Mr.. Jane,
Goidn bhne at estir tie irving Cottage. FORESTS rna,
btccnt astb-n short, the DR. H.
New fk otyho ha determined apI he spieious
I mi es and extensive grounds thoe ~
hs ati.nts that are conyacsent ADD viii during the
o. W, peaart art q te eafon, devote s PERSONAL ana en-
tire attention 70 tn we'll u tho Iuhie In general Ia.
psuises will te orcn an for eeatuitson ~ o.i,a,
Cfee, Nc 20 Pearl street. ''P''
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DoWTRY THnArRE-BENEvTr or MISS NARY rAy.
n .ss .ss -
q NJ i'1sos RSr:r. NJ u n.it g,psss
NE %1ssS i T$s 49,:
Faulkner W. ss-ha Timothy eaes R.rte Henry Bedford
2 rerforn commence a. ~ e'eloo, prcissly
Niri,s .sTop PLACE BsoaDwAY.-xONDAy, July
Sess Ta,s a
fs ms s' ssss a Pas os H. pas Mar
aui, &c Riehyle, hiperdac To eonoluds with Los LEGA
csaue loot Nile ADELAIDE; Roe Pompcn Mc Mathde. retes
l cents Doors open at o'clock Performances to commence
DRoADwAY TnEATRE-PRoPRIETORs Msssrs A. MANN
r. A %AnmaA ~ w. r. 9sAxs.DoSr. open
Of ss French Ballet Snee p% nv
speefuy nforr cd that extensive apartu perfect
y ny ss s i g les vi" ,i .i sa ai
E Mons genps wS,s snG P s9Ss Ts%n
Circle. % cents Gallery, l21s eents
TBArHAN THEATRE-soLE PROPRIETOR AND LES.
s n.y. ne of e S my ws s T s
1a% Mr. sss S + NJ. n sew Yo s IN Sf S
sss1g Ley M nesysr r. N The e yohK Mfr PR
FAIRY ThcmI son Miss idreh Mss Pots Mira shcrwo
Is oert Pit, laX; Private Bo,es, 50
CAsILE GARDEN PERFoRsANs TO COMMENCES AT
~ Soclock Admission, 90 cents-Mnnagiug Director Mr. Geo.
Bols-d NJ T. Y Cbubb M-sica DrcctorPainter and Deco
sr Angelo n, ns LIlaks:hnery Mr. MoNaiiy-Pro
perties Mr. Gilbert Monday Evening July H. viii he presented
the comedctta of the Posi- OF HON0k-Co York. Mr. Ho-
lard Bugonastcr Boherw ork, Mr. hutchinson; Adea 10
Hhiason Tudhep, Mrs Vernon After which, the emnenty
gifted Of the forest CllUBBEE, win perform The Flute
the BOARDING SCHO0I.-James Er. Geo. iioa d; Coruet
Kaw ag, DR. Ncinson Mrs SIos &c Naples Mrs Vernon;
Julia Manrtrs Miss Nickrson.
DUH1ONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, WILLOPEN
ID for the Monday July 10TH E4SThe whole Of this
establishment has undergone thorough renovation;
senum has tcen erected boxes constructed handsome
gold ornaments highly FURNISHED by Wm g. Long, decorate
the interior The seats have been newly stuffed aud covered the
has been painted by Mr. Hee The Company has been
PRINCIPAL teatre In America for erior talent vocal
ability and powerful Ballet department. Stage Manaser Mr.
Brougham; Husal Director Mr. g. l.oder Ballet Master
Fcdecbs; Principal Machnist Mr. DC wilt; Acting Manager
Mr. Burton The VikNNOISE CHILDREN under the direc.
ton Of Madame Weiss will in three popular dances Miss
ChaImar the uar actress and vocalist from Phndcl
pha will appear. Mr. Crsp will appear In svoe part first
time here for two Mr. Brougam will the principal
character in farce Tic entcrainm, will
with buretta OILED MADfNS, BEWAREl-R osaio, Miss
Chapman The Nennos Danseuses will appear Ia the sener
The WIND-Jeremy Ddder, Mr. " ii. Crisp The Vennoise
Clildn vii dance the PAS MIRROR farce first time
called the IRISH DRAGOON-Iaddy Murphy Mr. Broughan
Mrs Boomly Mrs. rougham. The vennaises viii
(iinee balabe TChING, TCTIANG, TCHUNG, acknow-
lodged to be their most popular EFFORT Box Book open.
mission, so cents TO all parts Of the house J.C BARNET
Treasurer
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de lowell, oCunsT, AuRIsr, ETC, ATTENDS oAl.
70 diseass OF the Eye and Ear HE surgery a Bros
xsy entrance Warren street. Just puSshcd tSe second e
q Dr Powers Treatise the Eye price eent wno osn
&C Lsd 1t HE Eoe ALEC his premium self acting Eye
hrse supply OF Artificial Eyes reccn tly i'm ported
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VLALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
W Monday July l0h, 1913 VIII be PERFORMED the
Of TIE PASS WoRD- lronsiacs Mr.. Rchinss Katherine
ARTpE, DODGE R-Timothy Dodge, Mr. De Bar; Margaret
the BRONZE HoRSs-Tcohin Kao, Mr. Chapman; Rats Mr.
lie pnr Earp MissJ In Lin Dalv
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A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. CORNER BOwERY AND DIvI.
"A sion steet-Tbs splendid collection Of Scientific Prepara-
tioDs u day and evening from A. NJ till 10 o'clock
There will he person in attendance Mt all hours
anaions to ystes Every Monday Wednesday aud Friday
lady willie in attendance These rules shall he strictly
promptly attended TO. Price of admission % cents
Il
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i oNG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGs-
ibis See Bathing estabshment opens for patron June
10Th Complete and elegant rIar additions and
nave been made The steamers Orus Fulton Market and
lewis from Washington Market make daily trips stages reay al
ocean house No effort spared 70 rive at-6,con.
JAMES GREEN. Proprietor
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EAsnloNABLE HOTEL FOR SALE. A FEW NILES
IRON New York-ready furnished full of boarlsns ana
doing hrstraie cash uessthe occupant going on Farm
nc the mo beautiful and POPULAR out o2 New YORK
Only 5000 required 10 purchase H. Ipquire for Mr.
Ho Nasauruset between 10 and ~ H. three lava
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w ANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUTII-ONE THAT HAS
w been In fancy dry goods store would he preferred
PETER ROBERTS. 573 Rroadvav

A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR A PUBLIC CEMETERY
"A For sale Of high dry level land divided into lots
OF tx acres each situate in Queens county, az miles
within 20 nues drvel Of the Williamsburg and Grand street
Terry The soil well adapted and ready Immediate burial
It's extensive view its adj cency New York. Brook
Bn WILLIAMSBURG &c. Mt the its retired ea
away from as essmon taxes disturbance by Corporation i'm
lr9Vencn make this property very desirable location for
pubic Genet ~ and worthy the attention of churches For par
uenars Apply TO Samuel Masters Mt the Williams
nrh ana Jamaica turnpike ntcrsects rooklyn Pin
ham stieet New York - '' 'N' ~ N'''
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Mount Morrie,--This beautiful p ace every
day crowds II ,er drawn there by the pendd
prosrcct Of the mos hcent scenery in tho world and the
and his ind and atent lazy II lies short distance west o
orine place of the by the IT, r. the VILLAGE ~
,iaen aud be readily found by the Flag Of The Free
waving frosa the Mtunt. Go
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Gold Pens -" Creators" Celebrated War
rned Diamond POINTED no the best and
cheapest in the world They csucbe except by
tuni Nioenc~ and 10 had No dar Also 30
ish Hayden Coz. Edward Prime albert q. Bsgic,s"
and improved brown pen, and the pens every other
maker IN any quantity at reduced prces Gold Peas and
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR;
IA Hitcl cook ManaserSe did performances every
noon a, ~ Gel aid every evening at The manasr has
In the world being ul feet in height The Con.
strct 30 feet long The three Living Ourang uangs
ever feen in this country t much human BRUTE
Great We.tem the Yankee Comedian Mr. Harrington Magician
Wax Scripture Statuary. Madame Rockwell tho famous
tune Teller Admission the whole including perform
abccs Is cents Children under 10 years of
enough to walk alone 2 cents Reserved front seats shl
Iir-e achn xfra
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EuSIOM HOUSE NEW YORK-CoLLEyTORS OFFICE
July lUth sfshe undersigned hereby gives notice thai
TIE described good having been in Bonded Warehouse
~ hs ro ever ono year. without payment Of duties
on VIII be sold ut public required by law on
tmrsds I'D July instant ~ o'clock by Ners VAN WYCK
koBhB at their auction store, No. IL Wisn sreet-R ~
H. m oiamotd THREE cases Chinese Skin Powder with
labels imported by H. w. Hobbs Co 18th Septebcr Isl6 mar
chip Quetec. from London. &. W. LAWRENCE Collect,
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M ECHAN C'S RAIL-, 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
l Grand and Broome streets MONDAY JULY TO- every
night during the weekthe original CHHISTYS MINSTRES
whose concerts during the past NINE MONTHS have re-
ceed with ueh distinguished patronage Gnd oces
most respectfully that they will continue their original
and nmabe entertainment night until further notice.
Acnition n ceps Doors open will Commences
na Manager AID Dirceor e. ?. CHRIsTY. An Afternoon
Concert will he SATURDAY. a
TO commence 1T o'clock On Tuesday, July 4h, Grand AZ
ternoon Performance Doors open at o p NJ
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The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide W alter from the mt of navigation to
the 3Oth of Ju ne. inclusive, is rs follows
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DORT WlNES.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONSTANTLY
on hand full 81 ply of dry and juice Port Wines
AL he different grades and prices in ppes half pipes quarter
eak and indian barrels which be Offers sell very liberal
terms ALENANDER sOLTiN No. us Wall street. near
south, up N H. These wines imported direct from
Oporo and are entitled dbentue Under present law
Tor sbpu ents to Canada and other British the duty
cent nd valorem) will be returned by house
70 the 20 that those countries be supplied from
(,rent Hra
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'NhE QUEENS hoTkls OPPOSITE TnE GENERAL POST
Omce st. MARITIME lie Grand, Lordon-This magnificent 10
,e recently undergone extensive alterations great
Ioauon o. II newly furnished will Is found
a IN tne meuoPop both In point Of
enaLseA The Coffee room Of the lArsest
Baths THOMAS sPrScrE JfSSFy u.n..ar S''~
formerly Chief Steward o. the British Queen Steamship.
heerence In Now T6yh. Mr. O. A. white Is Cedar sreot
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EOR HAVRE-TO SAIL ON TIE 9Th OF AUGUST
touching as Cowes The well known steamship United
states Capt ilam Hackstaf burhen 1000 tons wi le,vc
for Hsye on Saturday August 9th will touch at Cowes an
me utwsr passage to land passengers letters The United
states will leave Havre York on Satur,av "a ~
tmber. Fer freight or passage apply 70 '' ~ " '''
Gil MARSHALL ~ BurIiny Sin