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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-21

CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK. Thursday, July 90 p. NJ
There continued to be steady demand for -four
Among the lots disposed Of parcels of south
ern, taken for shipment to South America A lot of
southern wheat was sold on terms stated below
Yellow corn continued in light supply, and prices
were Arm. The parcels disposed of were chiefly con-
fined to mixed at full prices Meal remained about
the same. Rye sold at former rates. Oats were in
some better demand. There very little doing in
provisions, while mess pork remained nomnally the
same. Prime was trhe lower In groceries there
only moderate business doing previous rat, g.
below.
AsHEs-The sales amounted to about 100 bbs pots Mt
SIS. and pearls at So SIN.
-Flour--The sales of all kinds footed
up about 1000 barrels, in various lots among which
about 500 1000 pure Genesee in lots at SIS 37s
a 60 and about 1000 5000 do, this State. Oswego
&c. at 81 S71a SIS a 121d 200 do Ohio, round hoop,
at So 121a rs Large sales of Southern (old)
about $4,000 barrels Richmond city, reported for
export, to South America, on private terms There
Sales of $500 bushels new Southern made, in
GLIDING 1900 at ll5c, and 1900 do at 1lOc Cornrhe
sales footed about ~ 600 to 25 bushels in
rate lots including $500 bushels New Orleans heated
Southei n white, at Gle, with considerable lots of
Western mixed, about 10 QUO bushels, at 40 soc ;
and all lots round yellow (Which was scarce)
at 55c Meat-The articls quiet, at So SO for
New Jersey Rye--Sales of 1000 bushels were
made at $50. Rye Flour-Sales of 200 barrels were
made at So so a 3 62h. Oats-Saes Of 1000 bushels
New Jersey made at 4Oc Canal was frmer and
sales reported at 45 q Acc.
The auction sale camesoff to- day and salts
factory prices obtained IL consisted 2oUO Bags
LaguayIa, at &c GSc, and 1000 do Rio at $40 CSC.
months
CorToN-The sales to- day about 900 bales with
a firm and strengthening market, and heretofore,
were chiefly for export.
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Preserving sugar.-Mr j. O. Fowler, No.
CON u BRCIAL AFFAlRS.
MON EY MARKET.

Inufsuay, July %O-t r. Ne
Wall street presents very inactive appearance.
One half of the brokers and Spectators are out Of
town. and the other half not disposed to do much
The hot weather, the gradual but steady decline in
prices for fancy stocks generally and the tghtness Of
the money market prevent operations to any extent
and tend to produce the prevailing duness At the
first Beard, to- day. the sales exceedingly limited
Long Island declined u per cent; Canton, q; Farm
ers Lean, u Erie Railroad, old, Reading Railroad
"a Ohio 6s, q; all others closed at prices current
yesterday.
The steamship Washington, for Southampton, car
led out fifty -four thousand dollars in specie which,
with the amount taken out by the Caledonia, makes
the shipments this week. thus far, $167,344. The
resent City, from New Orleans, has board $780,
600 in specie, which will than Offset the ship
ments by the two European steamers. So far as the
movements in specie concerned, they do not
int to much
The amount of tolls received on all the New York
State canals in each of the following years. during the
second week in July and the totals to the 14th Of
July. annexed
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T~1l Exports 10


The shipme nts to Northern ports this season were
04615 bales against 53434 for The same period the
previous year and the stock han the latest date
was $50 $50 bales against 81 $50 at the time last
season. showing decrease this year of 13l sol bales
The exports to foreign ports have been than fifty
per cent larger this nd the receipts from the ine
ror thus per cent larger The greatest
Increase has been in the shipments to Great Britain
The additional quantity Of cotton shipped has been
of no service to means Of payment for i'm
ports last year, and the balance of foreign
trade is by no means much in favor, with the
increased export Of this staple, last year this
time Had prices fer cotton remained uncha n ed, we
should not have felt seriously the decrease ports
OF breadstufrs the additional quantity OF cotton
shipped would have nearly made up the deficiency In
value AS it is, there has been falling off in two i'm
portant items. We way to Offset the effects OF
this immense depreciation in quantity and value
exports but by corresponding reduction in the extent
Of our imports So far regulate them, 1t il
for interest to cut them down but the manufac-
turers Of Great Britain send their surplus supply to
this and other markets of this country their own
account and force tn sale of them at whatever price
they will command This deranges markets,
reduces prices for all stocks in the market and tends
to keep the balance of trade against u.s. when it would
9TH lea in favo
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
sTccK sALKs

PnuApEIrIus, July 2-FYrrt Board-70O State S. 73x
leo IS 81 lWli 0O do, So i0s $50 do, l0i9s iOl
Treasury No cs % l0i 5oJ Ga o1s lOiI 50 Grard
Bk. "a 20 Morris Canal 50, 9Ss; 50 do W. gls hdcr
Saies5o Iehigh Nav Scrip 7s]s; 30 Grari Blk f09s 80
mis- canal ga % do ~ Seeoad noqrd-tOo Tessnry
1000 Re ding Mort, Gs CO. 30 Gr BIZ l03s . bennington
COPPER Co. 4S; 70 do leo do, $50. Acr Scles5J dirsrd
to,2M.
BALTIMORE, July i9Brokors Board-S2j0 u s. Treasury
6s ION tine l0I, $500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Div
dend Bonds Gr shares Bal imore and Ohio Railro Co,
sz; u OF 1851 closed lO bid 100 asked Treasury Ga
hX lid lcts asked Maryland 6s osed at Tsibd $50 ask
Cd Hal imo 6s of 1S@a "a bid, gk asked Baltimore and
0aio Railroad shares at S2li bid. 31S a,ked.
BosroS July l9-Brosers Bo,rds shs Reading Railroad,
~ bS 40 p 2 90 49, IA 90 aS M slo ~ 9dS 90
d. lS BIO do Western Rair nd ido do do 1s Fall
h,r Railroad ssi do Old Colony Railroad SIX do Bos-
ton Naive ksioad ls do Eastern Rair ad, 99f 10 do
Ntchburp Railroad Ills 80 do East Boston Co 1lX 5000 Read
ing abroad Bonds 1880 So no. At hucoaol chs Merchants
gak loo ~ do Boston Bank o. II do Columbian Bank
H 20 do Union Bank 81 ~ do New En- gland Banh l0 10
DO Railroad Bart, DWELL 7sS. 2do Boot Mills $780, Dc
Bacp Manufacturing Go, s6 10 Appleton do, s7s5 do
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friend writes the Chicago Tribune, that In Ra-
cine Walworth and Rock counties sufficient num-
Der Of aborers cannot be obtained TO harvest the very
abundant wheat crop. Farmers Offering 81 per
day for Graders.
Tho Charleston Price Current states that the
counts from the cotton growing States are, with few
exceptions highly iaterng to the coming crop, while
the unusually early blooming of the plant reported
from various quarters !, said according to former OBJ
servations, to be indicative of large yield.
correspondent Of the Bufalo Commercial .4dcer-
fser who had just crossed the country writes from
Chicago on June 2Sth and remarks that wheat will
probably afford better yield in the western part of
Michigan this year than in the eastern though in
diana the prospect Is better, and in Northern Illinois
the crop will be large
bad of fine Jersey Peaches, says the Ncpdrk Id
certsr. was seut TO market Monday from Cooper's
orchard In Gloucester county. This fruit Is very
abundant but the apple crop not worth the cost OF
marketing The potato crop in the State generally
we'll
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xFoRTs BREApsrUFFs TO GREAT BRITAIN FROM
THE UNITED STATES

Bocrense s46 263SSJ O91, 10y 2SSuoJ9 lI,7S 2lO
Besides these there shipped last year. up to the
middle July 1892 bushels of rye, 435423 bushels of
oats and % 1903 bushels of barley This year Of
these grains have been shipped TO Great Britain The
immense falling of in the quantity of -four, meal,
wheat and corn shipped, compared with last year. does
give correct idea of the decrease in value, as the
deer, prices since has been large per cent As
an instance of this It is only necessary to state that
the average price for nearly the whole shipment OF
-four up to this time last year. above dollars
per barrc while the price of that shipped thus far this
season will not average much Ave dollars per bar
rel This difference in price, in connection with the
difference in quantity makes an immense difference
in tho value Of exports Of breadtus in the two
The remarks will apply to corn wheat and meal
This falling OF in Tho value Of exports, with
out corresponding decrease in the value Of imports
Is the prime of the financial endorsements
der which labor II is estimated that the value
exports this compared with that for the
corresponding period last year, has fallen OF full fty
millions Of dollars. The shipments Of cotton have in
creased but in consequence Of the depreciation in
prices for the material, corresponding increase
has not realized in the value of that exported
The Of cotton in the United States to the
latest dates this year and last from the LIST Of Septc
Der, the year previous have been as annexed: -
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Died..

At Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, the Goth inst =,
at o'clock, ELIZABETH A. LUDLOW, daughter of
Ann ii and James Ludlow, aged years and l month
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her fathers
residence Baltic street third door from Smith on Fri
day afternoon, 2lst inst at 8 o'clock.
Suddenly on the Goth instant Capt. EDWARD HAM
MoND aged bs years, formerly Of ChaIlestown Mass
he friends Of the family invited to attend the
fu neral Friday the 21st instant at his late resi-
dence. No. PA Wooster street His remains will be
taken to Massachusetts, for interment
On Thursday evening. Goth instant. CHARLES infant
son of James and Jane Stroud, aged months and 70
days.
Funeral will take place this afternoon, at o'clock,
from 351 Bowery Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend.
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready for delivery at
nine o'clock to morrow morning. 1t will contain,
among other matter, the highly interesting history
Of the fri htful instruction in Paris from COB
server one of the Paris correspondents Of the New
York Herad also the full report Of the TIE ritorial
Select Committee, with Mr. Clayton's speech on the
subject Of slavery and the territory. Single
copies on cents. 1t will be very valuable paper to
send to the country
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Athera"n 17il; 81 a Bcs Rexbuv Mill Corpora
uor, stf 90 s'o vat rro,er Q 5N 70 H. 81 30 do
W Ftaroal G9 li0 10 dc Ia trn IA Ir ld
500 20 do od reory sirod 81; d. 3sn Lowell Rail
Iosd. 10 cent? II d. Ssshna Lescli Eyecd cs Sldo
hoe Insirarce Co. s5 ao Lowell O. 7f 90 d, Mills
aa Co 81 -; SsJtS 6per cent SICK. &1s; ~ shares
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise nc, " Greenwich street, orcc hours A. ~
TO r. NJ (Sunday exceptcd Thos apply In No early
stages will BE- surprised 81 the aptdv and fts Inconvenience
II chiefly, hayN sf
fred class Of people otherwise who csa o
pery appreciate In strcure I've nrt or ss
pcnt dstrcssins stssA frp u,oo
mon advantages in addition 70 very prcaco
compisnt) afford rapid oasy dra cure vayua a
ground fer stating - ohAnea frcu az csheT ss- y
Apercs.
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SpOrtlnx IuteIIIrence.

PEDEsTkIAEIsM.-A FEAT -Yssterday, F A. Roe,
Efq of this city, accomplished the following feat the
match being against time The mile marked out
on the st. Foy road, and the match to walk and
run mile within quarter Of hour. The folio "
ing was the tme:-The mile walked in minutes;
the running Che same distance) in minutes 28
EecoDds-both having been accomplished in IA mi
nut g, 2S seconds Therunning CONNIE need immediate
ly upon the completion Of the walking This is. in
deed feat which few can BIZ Ind to excel-Quebsc
Mercury July IA
SAILING MATcH There will be a sailing match on
Saturday afternoon, on the Delaware, between the
pleasure yachts Zephyr and Rapid for purse Of $500
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Railroad Intelligence.

The contract tor the rails for the Chicago
and Galena Railroad has been concluded, and
a portion of the rails are already on their
way to their destination. 1t Is expected that
some fifteen or twenty miles of the road, west
wald from Chicago, will be In active use during
the present season. This road opens tn trade Of
the whole Northwestern 0istrict-the lead region
to the Lakes, and hence it Is regarded as an I'M
provement of great interest.
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ao all THk 81
hor.e sloo1 the third horse slol e 10 divided among
Ncnsar,er eioe sweePstskes No. as me sa a%Srs
sn At g sasfirst horse, elo second horse CISCO third
G SeSPstaRss g. s-lsso ssS.r s%sa as
. diyi dSsi1 "mo oas'' @ s'i e aS5
Parties derou Of occurring chances either q the above sweep
will ,e drawn mped'tely 4 full The result q the drawing
:asyss sS s 10 initials eSSs q ne ss as
u al must IS a G a ssa ad' Pss doGSon
70 sy % h''PT ;a En sa ,oy .1 horse
hth Of September 1873 TO prevent fraud Strip will 10
mark Subscribers wishing send better send
halves by different posts.
WANTED-A BOY, 10 OR le YEARS or AGE APPLY IN
come sequa ntanoe with Printing Once viii be preferred
WAN EC-BYTa o MOST RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
young w9man as cooks washers and ironars do general
street. '
WANTED, BY Two RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
situation he mS n 3 ba not Lassar as to wha,
houework the other would lie do plain sewing END
of Grand. '''"''
WANIED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE AS
SoOs washer and roner In private faily the othcra
renee TO capsby and character Have objection goa
between LIST and I'd Avenues.
VVhNTED-A SITUATION IN A LACE, EMBROIDERY,
W or ho'iery store by young thoroughly acquainted,
with the business and ufucnce good Broad.
way Bowcry or Grand would objection
III his aS hi a "S a aSeR y sr %
Once. - " ~
A SG0VERNEss OR OKGANIsi-wANrEDBY A YOUNG
ady lny from Europe who educated In France aud
speaks cny Italian French and IA proficient In Draw
ing situation as above She has testimonials the pris.
pal ganists Of London, attesng an Or.
gnns ana he would be- glad to make engagement
Chnreh IN need OF her services she would accept
fGoyeness in private family in which she has
and Piano. Addr f. j. h. Herald Once WIZ ''S'"
u m REWARD -LUs1-sUPpOsED 40 HAVE BEEN
~ Stoen from Uudsons Pistol Gallery at Caps May,
others are requested STOP IL If offered The will
10 ad for the recovery Of the Pto any respect
hsH Y afpyingt TO Ivan TRoMP, Cape Island, NJ.
W. enc Silver Detached Lever Watch thirteen ewelled
made W auget freas Geneva l5f $40 reward for the
watch, $40 for the conviction Of thief by applying
JOHN BROMSTEAD. % Ann street second floor
I 0ST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON IN ONE OF THE
- Broaoway omnibuses, from Spring Ceurtandt
power Of attorney value to the finder who will DO
literally rewarded by leaving the at No. 1H Pearl street,
ups sirs
II 0sT-SOMETlME LAST wEEK-A GOLD PEN, Ill CASE
- with Pen Tue finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the sane At lt3 Front street. up stars
EouND-A SUM OF MONEY. THE OWNER CAN HAVE
Il IL by applying to c. p. MELvILLg,
Anchor Tavern, SO Centre street.
NOR SALE-A BAY HORSE OF PINE ACrrON-Tur
owner having for him will ell him bargain In.
cuc ~ the stable IN the rear o. Nc Washington sluSre
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Dow cry THEATRE FRIDAY EvENivG. july A. lS6
ID will te performed, THE lGIiro OP ST JoHN-SoL
pube Mis- Mary Taylor; Sir Csid.r r kbads Mr. Va Mar
sal Grand hassr staa nd Sir Gon'n kIhemont Warden;
Sir Aveop De Beriot Itn Sir Tiers Malcolm Elsten; f,
ST. cair Matthew'S Ciarce Mrs. PhilpS Afsr which TIE
LUSfRlOUs SfkANnEk-HerjamIn iiowbeI Mr.. =. BHrksj
Prince Warwick Farms, Hr Suhe lad. 70 eoneinfs
with TUE NAIAp QUEEN-Br n Of Ierehau-en, NJ rlten
Baptiste Mr. Burke tho Naad Quscn Hiss g. Taylor Puv
Hiss Bell 1des Mrs Sut land doors performance
"a o'clock. Boxes, - eoUts aud gallery, 2x
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New YoRK STATE CANAL Tolls.
Il -. L. n 4

The receipts this year. thus far exceed those for the
corresponding period in any previous year, but fall
several hundred thousand dollars below those of las
year.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles exported from this port for the week ending
the 18th inst inclusive distinguishing the destination
and extent Of shipments to each place
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SHIP FEvER.-Thls disease is unusually fatal
this summer Such is the case here and elsewhere.
There are not many cases In this city, but of the
sick great portion die. An Irish family OF Jour-
teen persons arrived here last month from Cana
da. Some Ten days ago the ship fever broke out
among Them, and they were removed to. the pest
house. Eight Of the number have since died, and
several of the re mander are sick. One is expect
ed not to recover Rochester Dem. July IL.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-By and with
the consent of the Senate.-H-nry NJ. Howard,
naval officer for the district of Charleston, In the
State of South Carolina IN the place of Robert
Howard, resigned
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w. BROWN, MISUNDERSTANDING STUFFED
ID Brlsa cou-J. ". Brwn will sell, thisdiy fftayl
j. IN a o'clnek No. lb2 froa iway large collection
ris preserves BY W. ltah The col ecion
prizes tcgus' hrls Of Crtei States SJuta
A .rtra n d he H,eff n lies
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~ fBius, sSr,iR PLACE. snJsuA as.-FRIOAf EVE
~ ming July 2stThe performance viii with ~
Iaugha Of the hi LII BRIG Dhhr Doidston Mr.
Captain Nugcnt Mr. Pa0er fcer Simple, NJ join
Seton; Doddeton Miss Kate Horn Parker. Mis- Rohsrss
Major Miss Ttibn To be followed by
from the lest Operas sung by Mons. and Madame L.
GLIDING choice selections from !, rre di Sty sl
Guido ct Ginevra and Da ds Ia ouronne, e0neIud
ing with grand Duet from The Marty Doors open al
qrartor T. quarter to Admission 90
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lhoSfnEkl. Suuh,-ihE no' niEtua of rhiS
"A invaluable machine, sale the
in the of York patent
rgh,s This wonderful machine easily produces the butter
In much qua. titles fr milk,
than other churn heretofore known The public
specuy informed that the patent urn will be opeaioD
and daily exhibit At TAO New England Hotel Broadway
ner Of Thames street
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ma OsT EXTRAORDINARY wURk-1O THE MARRIED.
lvl those contemplating marris1e The
Private Medical Companion BY Dr. A. NJ sxsh el
Price THIS work IL with ala
copies have already been disposed ef) Every
getting cry Whistler married or unmarried, although 10 In
especially tor the married a.
which should he known to them particularly Here iea
discover the causes and the oeient
dies and most certain mode OF For SALE IA
Broadway At the Publishing Office, ~ oery New York
ar Zieber ad Co., Chemut and Third Phit
dclrha Little and Ger Albany W. DAVIS Boston On tao
receipt OF 81 will b transmitted BY mail vo Of PosAss
all parts OF the United adarssd
post paid TO Dr. A. n MAURCEAU boz liza New York esy
Once l2q Libavty
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ENOR SALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN
New Jersey miles from New York. with near an ncrs
hnd house old frame in with brok
and built in the most elegant and substantial style
oil an Italian VII a. with large cold celr flower aud vegetable
garden fruit well OF tine water view
New York city, harbor and Sryker Bay Part Of tho
nrchae money can remain on mortgage Inquire of A. SER
GEANT 4 son. - W all street. Now York. = = -
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ID ROADWAY THEATRE Tlilo EVENING FRIDAY,
ID July asst 1919 the grand Ballet Pan Omee enttsd LIE
DiABLE A QUAThE-fohngh MONS. 7onplaIsiri Aazourh,
Cory; IVAN, Mons Corneti Oh Blind Man. None Gros
Gs,tre Dauter Mr. C"rnrt haitre dotel Nv right Ma
Had honp aisir; Me suan Isiyer Mise
Cesse A Yours Poares Miss GIdegr t;e", MIS- Bon
deauo obyate DE ote. ton Of pr Performances during
weather TIE ast viii form oxclus ely the entertainments
Of the oien az "a Ovvrre 20 sonnenee 40
Dress Ce. and Paru.t,c 90 cents Family Ccles % sens
Gallery
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nkCGGl; TS--THE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING TO RE-
- IRON business willing dispose stock good
will and fixtures OF their wholesale Drug and Chemical warehouse
No lei Market street Philadelphia The location
being betw 9th and 9th The
onate kind desired by business man. stock has bssu
much reduced consequently will be easy opportunity
such THE seldom present elf and embraced by
desiruu of embarkng in the drug business EDWIN
MEREDITH b co No III Market street, Philadclphia
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nR COOPER, "a DUANE sTkELT, BErw EKN CHATHAM
~ and lam streets has years enjoyed
the most ensive practice private dis medical
In New York lie can cure the most waited Of
disease and mild cured Jaws
Cooper has discovered method by which
worst form Of structures from weeks soarssy
any pain TO the patient Constitutional debility brought
secret habit INDUCED in by young Tn whom In
duigcd begets limbs small
the BACK confusion OF tho intellect
warranted in assd
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A LlhENTARY PRESERvEs.-LOUIS BONNARD
French Manufacturer of Fresh Preserves LIBERTY street
apains his establishment assortment Of
the choicest articles such MeatsBee Veal Mutton Fowl
Game; also fh, with variety of Soups Porrdyes Y,y
tables-Beans Teas Spinach, 6c Fruits descriptions
fr men, English and American Sauces Poultry
AID Game with Other articles imported from France Articles
at his establishment warranted keep for an un
lmif ina
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ITO BUSINESS MEN-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AID.
dcss edu aio", and busness habits American by BIRTH
VIII give ght hours Of his attention daily respectable
occupation Board the amount OF only asked
br ETY.; gwen Interview Address FORTUNE
IIeral Affc NAVY nIk
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MAR II, GAS FITTEk-FUk MANY YEARS IN THE
"A: employ Of the Manhattan Gas Company is pre-
reasonable terms All work done by the subscriber warranted
No los eth avenue.
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not1ORS FAWCE1T HAS REMOVED Ills OfFiCR TO
- ~ Dey where he DO consulted all privat
diseases The most obstinate yield 70 his mode Of treatment
winch the nonmcrcurlal Structures cursd
most approved plan Persons who have injured themselves
ndiscreet ndugenccs apply with certainty Of cure. OS
De street
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DAINTINGs-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING FOR

TJATNTTNGs.-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING FOR
Europe wishes dispose OF his small Of Pictures
selected from the best sources with taste and vi
due to subjects suitable Tor the Paor particular
may be mentioned an important work by A. del Saro ine
ior by Oadc; Two fine examples Of Van Goyen delightful
al dscape with cattle Nicholas Berem charming specimen
OF Vatican known as Fortune Teller; grand Landscape
by Salvador Rosa with several eaboraey uise Cabinet Pic
turesa in perfect order handsomely will be sold
at prices much below u cir nj Can be daily from
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4 sICohE 10 HAND, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
uhicdcemed Pledges 3D Dress Coats 81 20 s. each, ius
eohi 4" iess Coats ~ 20 - each French CLOTH S trimmed,
made IN elegant atyc 2cv Vests ~
81 hlIoc, CssneTtte and Linen Coats Fl 20
~ ~. a. suit f Nsssan AMI Bsetnsn strSs