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Died.

On Monday, the 10th inst, Mrs. Ann CORNELL, rect
Of the late Joshua Cornell aged n years.
Her friends and connexions, well as those of her
sons, William, Henry and John NJ. Cornell and her
son-in.law Charles Wooley invited to attend her
funeral Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 1v O'Clock, A.
NJ, from the house OF her son. Henry Cornell, No u
First street.
Yesterday, Mrs. CoRNELIA MANLEy, wife Of John
Manley, aged 81 years and months.
The friends of the famy and her acquaintances are
respectfully requested attend her funeral from her
late residence No 422 Greenwich street. without fur
Their invitation on Tuesday the 18th instant at half
past o'clock P. NJ
Rhinebeck papers please copy.
At sea- on board the brig Margaret, from Liverpool
to New York Georges Shoals, coast of Nantucket
on the 2Sth June ult Mrs. McKvNoN, date of Craga-
Tough, county Clare, Ireand) deeply and deservedy
regretted.
On Sunday the 9th inst, EMMA MARIA, daughter Of
Henry and Emma M. Lamy aged Is months and
days.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0-fyrst Board-s20OO0 T. s. 6's, 6
s5wn, lo5 100 Morris Canal b5 9 $500 2 es % 1895 =
Commercial Bank 81 80 Girard 05; $1,000 Cincinnati 6s $50
s57s State S. e&p 7k; 5000 U. T. SIS 49, lo91 500 do
1886 $500 do 67 1906 900 Reading S. 80 b. 554 500 o.
20 S5 Ager Seiss-$oo y s e. 68 lo5 81 State IS
lOs7 Second Board50oO U. Sos 6s 1885, 100 War BONN:
~ Scrip 961s 200 State 5 1915 5000 Reading r. r. 6s551
20C0 Cincinnati 6s NV, 90 1000 m ngon r. r. 6s 79 1000
Kentucky IS 91a IS Lehgh Navigation Coal Scrip 7S; l25
Gard Bank, IQ2 Reading r. 1885, 80 do loa; 10 Union
Canal 95 70 Mechanics Bank 26; Pennsylvania Bank 25S
AIter Salea-3 Cirard Bank, l0H.
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This is the sctpal Of the import trade Of the port
for the first six months of each year. In connection
with these tables 1t is necessary to exhibit tho value Of
merchandise and amount of specie exported for the
correspond ding period in each year. that may
how the balance stands and the extent Of it, for or
against us, each season -
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YonE-VALur OF
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mia, of which the following is an extract:-
SOUTHAMPTON, June %, A. NJ
"Dear SRI am happy to say Eere, after
rather q good passage. Had we have had any
chance for the last days. we would have arrived
here yesterday She is bound to do it yet in twelve
days-perhaps in less timen
The Omitted States' left this port the 10th of
June, at bafpast O'Clock, P. M, and thus has per-
formed the passage, deducting the difference in me
in ~ days and 10 hours large portion of the pas
ssge, appears from various sources against
strong easterly winds and in comparing it with the
passages of the Cunard steamers it should be borne in
mind that the distance to Southampton is 100 miles
further than TO Liverpool.
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DURTONs THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET WILL OPEN
season Monday l9lR-The whole of this

RURTONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, wILLOPEN
- for the Monday July 10th, slaThe whole Of this
establishment has undergone thorough ,aon pro-
has been boxes handsome
the interior The seats have been newly stuffed and the
has been painted by Mr. Hie The Company has
carefully selected and will bear comparison with that
ability and powerful Ballet departIelt Stage Manager, Mr.
fredercks Principal Machns M De Witt Acting Manager
Mr.. Burton The ylENNOISE CHILDREN under the drec.
Chapman the very popular as,s: and vocalist from Phaael
time here for two Mr. Brouham will enact the principal
character In new farce Tho entertainments will
with buretta called MAIDENS BEWARE!-Rosalie, Miss
Chapman The yennoses Dapssuses will appear in the
favorie PAS DIES FLEURS The aughabe farce RAISING
THE wIND-Jeremy Didder, Mr. W IL Crisp The viennoise
Children will dance the PAS MlRROIR farce first time,
called the IRISH DRAGOON-Paddy Murphy, Brougham;
Mrs BComly Mr. B,9HgAs% The vsnnsi;ss viii dance tho
lodged TO- be their most popular effort Box Book OPEN Adj
mission, 20 cents to all parts Of the house. c. BARNET
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I,93l,i3
Sl.5&.l7i

This is surprising increase in the face OF such large
shipments Since the 4th of March last, more than
Ave millions of dollars in specie have been exported
from this port Notwithstanding which, the returns OF
seven banks recently made show an increase in this
item of nearly three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
We annex q series of tables giving the value of mer-
sbandse and the amount of specie imported into and
exported from this port in the first six months in
each of the past three years
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Excess Of impts exp .S2l6l70 299255 2263796
This is q most extraordinary statement it shows
balance, in 1s47 and 1913, varying but $35s359 from
each other, after the opposite movements in specie,
each year, to such extent SO far this port is
concerned, the balance pretty uniform but we cam
not say much of the foreign trade of the country at
large, for the period There so many infu-
brought to bear upon the imports and exports of
the country that it is to attempt to attribute
the fluctuations from year to year, solely to any partcu
lar Of the government, to any movement in
the markets We annex table, showing the value of
imports and EXPORTS and balance of trade for and
against us, in each of the past seven years =
COMMERCE THE UNITED STATES.
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Married..

On the evening Of the sth inst, at St Pauls Church.
Brooklyn, by the Rev. Joseph A. Schneider Mr. MI
cHAEL WHELAy, to Miss MARGARET McLANE, daughter
Of John McLane ESD all of the above place.
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.s147e3.445 25.471ess 14.55

The value of merchandise exported in the first six
months of 1S4s, less than for the corresponding
period in each of the two previous years The def
cheney compared with last year amounts to $40 9l3 322
falling of of more than forty per cent. This de-
crease has been partly made up by an increased expor
taton of specie; but the balance against on the
total importation, has not been much changed by the
specie drain, thus far.
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5000 bushels, at SIC 3Sc. Whiskey was steady at
1910.
ALBANY, July 10.-Receipts since Saturday Flour,
1880 barrels, wheat, 5000 bushels corn 207O0 do.
The hour market was without particular change.
Sales were made at rates current before the news.
We quote Oswego and common Western at SIS IL
$61sx. There were sales of wheat reported Corn
1000 bushels changed hands mixed and fat yellow at
4sH Sic. Provisions were selling in a retail way at
steady rates
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The Weekly Herald for Europe.

We shall issue an edition Of the Weekly Herald for
European circulation to-day, at twelve O'Clock, in time
for the mails of the steamship Cambria, which will
leave Boston tomorrow for Liverpool 1t will contain
everything of interest that has TRANSFERRED in this
country since the sailing of the last steamship, and
will be sold at the usual rate, namely, 64 cents per
copy
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These aggregates combined with the totals OF
chandze exported in the period, exhibit the fol-
lowing results =
VALUE or EXPORTS FROM THE PoRT OF New YoRK.
Jan. 10 July 1896 1Sl7. 1S4S.
Merchandise. $14.793445 25,i 63S 1455S,3l6
Specie. ...... 1,216Ss3 6S7501 7926454
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Shipping Intelligence

INV ORLEANS July 3-Cd ships Florence Indiana Geneee
and Mary Clark, for New York; bark Susan Philadelphia Arr
Fonda New York; bark winthrop Boston; ih ship Ore5on
York,
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WASHINGTON, July 8, lS4S.

WASHINGTON, July Q, Io3o.
House Report ON Ricos and Har6ors-Prss'dent
Polk and General Cas-
Hon. Washington Hunt, Chairman OF the House
Committee on Commerce, has presented report
of twenty-eIght pages, from the committee, in"
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Total. :. s16O1o, sos 2s1591ao 224s4,77O

IUIa1' 'SIV'VIV,5Z5 70 IOJIoJ -7lfoFjI'U
1t will be perceived that the aggregate expectation
in the first six months of 1S47 exceeded by several
millions of dollars the exports for the same
period this year, Notwithstanding the large ship
ments of specie this The most interesting
and important result of all is exhibited in tho
nexed table, it shows the balance against
the foreign trade of this port for the first six months
in each Of the past three years
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The increase in the value of merchandise imported in
1s4s that Of 1s4 s34ol 612 and in 1s47 over
1916 $3962o41, showing about the excess in the
FIRST six months Of each year. The importation of specie
however, each year puts a different complexion upon
the matter -
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N0TTCE-PART OF THE CARGO SHIPPED ON ROARn
the ship Alexander at Grecnock for York havnc a.
rived in the ship VIM A. Cooper consgnees viii please apny 70
MARTIN BROWNE, So south street. "
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ALTON OF SPECIE INTO TIE Ponr OF New YonK.
..........S s65,177

IOtal. poooi'' 'i"-'iV- O'i''o
The large importation of specie in 1s47, added to
the value Of merchandise imported for the same
period, makes aggregate far above that of the
previous present year. comparison OF each
year. combining these two items presents the annexed
statement -
VALUE IMPORTS INTO PoRT OF New YORK.
January 10 July LIST, 1916. 1SF ls4S
Spccie - 365177 7,927,02S 4S0,6SS
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REGULAR MEETING OF

NJ Office TO TAlLORS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
IN the Mitchell Talor Association will be held at tho Sixth
Ward flIotsl on Tuesday llth instant at o'clock p NJ.
BAH Taors favorable TO the formation Of Clubs Asso.
Citations agreeable to the political creed Of the Irish Condeates
are requested to attend by order OF the President Sec
rotary.
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son adopted 81 Paris amongst the most fashionable ladies'
most comfortable aud graceful for the FORM we'll
terty leaves in the Of u who makes
them To be had only Of NINE PROSPfRL up stairs No. 60
Canal street. N Bhs ladies win hnd then style very COM
Portable for nurpE and handeoms assortment Of Cor
fets newly arrived from Paris ~ vNy modsrate puce
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(NPEN TO ALL TIE WORLD-CREAT ST. LB0u1
" Sweepsakesl2CvO Subscribers f5 each The party for
whom the first horse Is drawn to receive f2a0 the second
horse f0G0 the third horse, fO0 10 divided among
parties drawing "1he Starters" Gl0c0o; the like
"Non-Starters llotoe Sweepstakes No. 2-2UO Subscr
horse eScod divided among Starters eSgo; divided among
Non-Starters $500 sweepstakes No. 3-lO Subscribers ut
q eachFrs horse, ffo1 second horse f2; third
G20O; Starters f2t~s divided among Nor-Sarter E2ou
Parties DESTROYS securing chances either Of the above Sweep
stakes requested to make carly application each Sweep
will e drawn Immediately IL full The result Of the drawing
viii he advertised in the Times" "Bells Life" and the fn
don daily papeIs To give ladies opportunity Of taking
shares scrip will be issued In initials the option Of the sub
scera All munieaons to insure attention. must contain
remittance. Foreign orders may be made payable In Iondon
but all letters must lie addressed to Richard hollis and James
Parkinson, Temple Square Aylesbury England The ar horse
to be decided ty BELLS Life Prizes paid any day after tho
race less 10 cent The will be Doncaste the
l4h of September 1913 To prevent fraud scrip will he
genuine unless the letter containing bears the Ayeby
mark. Subscribers wishing send Bank
halves by different posts
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Total. ..........s 37 627 4O2 4o15l2o4 45,1ls,566
This the position of the two years. 1s47 and
1885, showing an excess in the former year Of 1913
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA
" Tuesday July llth 1s will be performed tho drama
KonEkT Aaoaise NJ McningS Jacques
notify Dodge Mr. DE- Bar Catch MT SSevens Marssret Mr.
the BRONZE HORSE-Techin Kao, Mr. Chapman; Rats, Mr.
DE Bar; Margelie, Miss Julia DAILY. = =.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
TPeia' r. Grss.wish cEsst sass hour 70 Y A.
stages will b urprisd q u plV asi Mtt
attending their cura lis chi however hcss who have SAT-
psry appreciate b: .srve:. ses.rs nom IL nrst Incl
mon sdyantagsA In addition V vszy andvs practice IN this
ccmpant he can Afford rspdd ea aad radical which, be
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~ IBIOs. AsTOn PLACE BROADWAY-TuHsDAY, JULY
IN llth The performance viii commence with yOCKO Tho
brazilian Aps-Jccko, Mons MaretH Yemandes, Schmdt
Cora, Mile Msthide. After which, THE ErON BOYzDab-
Captain Pspham nr DaWson Fanny Curry
and Tom Mis-: Eo:: Islsi. r. conclude Nth Los LEGA
Coquest Mile Adelaidej Rose POmpon, Nile hsthde Tickets
Fifty Doors At oclock PsEmance TO commence
akk
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CAsTLE GARDEN-PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
~ ocock-Admson, 30 csnts-Managng Director, Mr. Geo.
oaad-Mi T. Y Chubb Musical Direotor-Painer and Deco
ertiss NJ SsrtTuesdav EVENING" NV r. viii 10 p!essned
the drama Of LAvATE 7Burgomassr Betman M. Holland
Nine Beman Mrs Vernon After which, the emnenty
gifted Of the forest CHUBBEE win perform the Flute
SauceIanana To conclude with the aushabe farcea
the DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM-Mr Ducmsr Pipes Mr. Geo.
Hollands Major Minus Mr. Neknson Mrs. Deputy Lomax Mrs
Vernon Nancy Spgot, Miss Nickinson.
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NURSE WANTED--A YOUNG WOMAN WHO HAS GOT
IN fre Breast Of Milk to take charge about two
months old at her residence Any addressed
Nurse Herald Office, viii be attended to.
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% WIN . TsPsssd Tie Ssetssle syIsd thSNAIAD QUEEN
NJ Buks; Pilgrim. SaaOrd Ms Lady Una Mn Jordan; The
N.a n:: T:S o = ; -. ~; a ns" s
Del ssndahar Me- c. W. CarAei ygnysA Stafford; Charles
Eauk1sE =, knr.hal Timothy ssss bsss. Henry Hsif9sd
Nrs stckpey Boxes eensi PIT TX esnt Doou open st
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w ANgED IN WOODEN MILLS, SOME GOOD FAMILIES
w for spi; ne card hands and which
yay will be given at W.T. CROOKS mills Chester Delaware Co..
PenrsylvaIia. -
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Action Piano Forte Mandatory, Ga 18th street.
and 9th avenues just finished, elegant made
the Egyptian order Buyers will do we'll CALL il will be sold
low for cash. and warranted.
NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF NIAGARA CLUB ARE
particularly requested to attend meeting be held
az their meeting 81 o'clock Puncua attendance re-
qu,sed business Of importance will be brought before
meeting. JAMES HUDSON, President.
JOHN @. PLANT, Secretary.
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Gold Fens-Goid pens-B. Er. Watson &; Co..
Laslies' Wigs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Coats made in the latest stye 1000 pair Pants also 500
which will be sold at So suit these goods partially soled
but as good Also eamerec and alpaca Coats 50 81
each, corner Nassau and Beekman streets.
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Marine Affairs.

SrEANsHIP UNITED STATEs-Capt. Hackstaf adj
dressed letter to C. II. Marshall Esq, by the Caedo
mia, of which the following is extract
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WANTED-A GIRL ABOUT IL OR TWELVE YEARS OF
w to take Of children errands Apply at
No water street An American girl would be preferred
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be presented the drama Of the IDIOT WITNESer Arnaud
mr. sGtsd As aysT Hss whcs oc
Mr.. s. Canehfnn Hley Miss Hsstayer Tho evenings
Torrance to conclude with the drama Of THE MORNING OF
LIFEWalter Miss s. Denim; Farmer Davidson Mr. Pariey;
Zke Mr. mans Mr.. Davidson Ar Lakewood; Kate Acod,
nspes At ~ o'clock Boxsa - cents Pit l2; Phi
vate Boxes, So
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M OsT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED
Private .sdics CSTpsnion D. \ Naurioesu Sixth sdi
(0O0 copiss have already been DISPOSED oGJ Every female
getting COPY Whistler married unmarried although is in
which should b known 70 them parsur Here female
discover the md We eoiont
broadway ct the Publiing Once LID Liberty street, New York
dephis; Little and Co7 Abs.y psviA Boston On the
a parts Of the Unsd Sats All stts must b sddresd
post paid 70 DE- A. II MAURICRAU - IL New York city
0f0cA. ILbertv stroot -'s'
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
and William streets has for tho years enjoyed
the most extensive practice private
New York H can cure the most cases Of this
Cooper has discovered method BY which the
worst form Of structures in from weeks with scarcely
the patient Constitutional debility brought on bv
secret habit nduscd in By youns msn This when too
the back confusion Of the intellect aversion 10 society
warranted In every charge No mercury used
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GRAND EXCURSION THROUGH LONG ISLAND TO
~ Gresnpor BY the Long IsAnd Railroad Thursday July
RR.Ooayn Depot = ;sspp.s & !s s a
Station st. Gsergss nanor st 9x A. H. and arrive
Creenport Of lOH H. RstuxlinG The tnn will stop the
above named stations only ye fer the
..c...... ~. ..... DAVID IVES superintendent,
AT Creenpolt the steamer StAteAa will In
convey such Of the party desire Il Through unrvaed Pc
comic Bay Sag Harbor and back ct charge 90
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A MEXICAN AusEUN-P T. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR
Ct 81 Soca ard every evening The manager ha.
in the world being full feet in hegt The Boa
stricr so feet long The three Living Ouang Outangs the finest
Great Western the Y,nhs. Comedian n narrnsten Magician
Wax Scripture StausIy Madame Rockwell the famous For
tune Teller Admission T. the whole including Museum perform.
ances, Is cena Children under 10 years of ago old
enough to walk alone l2K csn Reserved front seats sh
ling each 80
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IfoR sALE-AN INTEREST (SAY ONE-THIRD OR ONE.
Half) in the Pubic-house long and avoraby known as
Tile Place No. So Nassau street nearly opposite Sun
buildings The proprietor being engaged In other business
dispose Of share to person qualified free from
and OF good character For particulars inquire Of LEWIS
FORD, on the premises between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ rare
opportunity for an enerprng young who and will
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Nv ANTED--A HORSE, SUITABLE FOR A LADY TO RIDE
he must be good traveller kind and gentle in harness
under the saddle Any having horse good and with
ne above qualifications may find purchaser by applying No.
~ Hanover street.
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broadway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mesrs A. MANN
I'D EE. A. bARnsAI-MANAsER, W. X DLAKE-Doors open
TX o'clock, performance to commence at 0ocoekSummer
respectfully the
Of the MONPLAISR French Ballet CompanyThe public is
specuy informed that extensive appatu for the perfect
ventilation Of the entire building is now in operation
two and four tahlAus called lie JEUNE DALMATE
Eric Mons MonplaiGr; WaSbers MsnA BARTHOLOMEW Elina
Mad asr Dress Circle and Parquette 50 Family
Circle % cents; Gallery, In cent?
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" ANTED-A PARTNER WHO HAS FROM FIVE TO
seven thousand dollars cash. to profitable
about to retire from business Address, with reference
Factor Brooklyn Post Office.
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tNOR SAIE-THE STATE COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL.
corner OF Peck slip and Pearl subscriber having
more business than he conveniently attend
the above. The Hotel department buxness
and to person who could give his whole attention would
eee Of the most valuable places Of the kind city,
The bar has good Of gcntcel and constantly in.
ereasng number Of the Eastern OF
the slip where Also there ferry Wiamsburgh aud the
premises being situated one Of the horoughfarcs
the city makes Of the best locations that
could DO desired For particulars inquire Of NJ Mccarthy Ely
sian Fields oboken. r. SNo persons treated with exocnt
those who wish TO purchase for cash. - ~f'
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M ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTA BILE WOMAN
Cook Washer and rorer Or to DO the general house
work OF small family. Has objection 20 country
The best city reference be given Apply No II
street, stairs.
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RCHANIC's HALL. 40 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Nl Grand and Broouo streats TITRSDAY lilly T,,s,

Week Of the ORIGINAL CHRfSTY'S MINsTRELs, whose
concerts during tho past NINE MONTHS have been 70
oeved with suoh distinguished paonag aud
most announce that they win continue their original
Admission oents Doors open q Z ConcsIt viii commence
Concert win b given every saturday ae1noen Doors open ct
to at o'clock On Tuesday July 4th, Grand AZ
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w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
Situation cook washer and oner understands baking
bread and has tion short distance country
Can give the best Of references inquire 2f Cherrystrce
the rear second floor ary opposite Catharine Market
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nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evening at biz once No II Ann st. formerly No. ~ in
those dcut and pfotactsd d Strear elect Doll
Diseases which have proved obsnats physicians
less experience Private entrance through the ea once
scrbed by physicians nay b had hs 'front.' No IL Ann
street. formerly No. ~ Price 81.
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n REAT MATCH AT BILLIARDS CANE OFF LAST
weei at Tie Arcade Rooms ~ Barclay street Andrew and
excitement thsy the four players this city Owing
to the very great number present. hundreds gensme patrons
very earnest sostation q a number Of tho sbovensmed
drew to be present Tuesday next lh Inst, ct o'clock NJ
TO give repetition Of the same Arcade Billiard Rooms Har
clay street. NH IN MICHAEL PHELAN.
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:" ANTtD-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, to do the enera homework Of small family
The Lest Of city reference be given Apply III varck
street Can be seen for two days.
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W ANTEp-A SITUATION BY RESPECTA BILE YOUNG
w Woman, as Chambernald and Nurse Chambermaid and
Waiter The best Of city references be given Apply ut 10
estn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-11

DR. BOsTWICKS SIXTH LECTURE ON SYPHILIS, H.
Illustrated with drawings will be given Wednesday
the 18th instant ct the Broadway House. Broadway
and Grand street. Medical msn students gentlemen in
ved to attend Lecture free-comnencng half past
O'clock.