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SOMMKRCIAL AFFAIRS
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Aug. AIS p.

There has been very little change in the stock
ket since yesterday. There little activity
TO- day among operators but prices remain about the
same At the FIRST board Pennsylvania Elves went up
per cent, and Canton Company X; Harlem fell of y,
and Long Island "a IL Is matter Of much astonish-
ment stock dealers generally, that the market is
uniformly sustained from day to day Quotations arc
now just about where they sixty days ago, but
the bears have with this advantage Of about
one per cent, compared with prices then current.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day, amounted to sloo,e74 20 pay
ments, $27 I'll 95 sdvices, $4,000 balance, ST.
sa3,so4 ea.
At the second board, there were small sales Of the
leading fancies at slight decline prices current in
the morning
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchange for specie and for
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Drawers Of bills on London have been firm to-day at
our quotations Prime bAas are not in large supply,
and those wishing TO make remittances holding
back In consequence Of the high rates ruling The de-
mand has not therefore, been so active as 1t would
otherwise have been. There is very little doing on
other points and the rates remain without any mate
rial alteration.
Domestic MISREPRESENTATION for specie and for
uncurrent money remain previously reported. I'm
current money will be abundant, as soon as the
country merchants make their appearance In greater
numbers and In the event Of sterling exchange sd-
vsncpg fraction beyond current rates there viii be
an outward movement In specie.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this mar
ket at the respective periods named -
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WASHINGTON, August IL, 1919.

WASHINGTON, August IL, 1919.
The Umion, Republic and Inieiigencer-Tss Sirth
auditors O6ce-. Washington Brady Gallagher
Mr.. Rtrcs Foreign Neics- The Mosquito Quss-
fion-Rey's Case.
There has been paper warfare kept up Of late
between the sole organ" and the government
journal, the Trtegenco, in the meantime, prescrv-
ing neutrality altogether unprecedented in that
courtly and dgnifed sheet. The Repubie seeks,
by these oft repeated and loud dcnunclations Of the
Union, TO fasten upon the public mind that il is,pm
crceIenoe the organ Of the old Generals thus giving
a home thrust at the venerable old establishment,
the Inteligerosr heretofore the apologst and advo
cate Of every thing snti.democratc. IL cannot be
disguised that the Republic is now being patronzed
by the Taylor wing party, to the almost entire ex-
clusion of the National btehigenccr. The Old
federallsts, Claymen, bankmen and protectionists,
still cling to Gales and Seaton, and hope that
opportunity will present itself next winter, where
by Congress may give them some fat job, an off
set to the public printing, which was taken from
the HnicHtgencer and transferred to the Rspnbi,c.
The new organ, however, does not meet the ex-
pectaton, OF its friends, in point of ability, enter
Prize, or original matter.
. For some months, the rumor has prevailed that
Peter Grayson Washington, Esq, the 9th Auditor
of the Treasury, was shortly to be removed from
office. The rumor had grown threadbare, and the
Colonel doubtless felt secure with his 5000 per
annum. The axe has only been suspended because
Of distressing domestic Affections, he having lost
son and brother within the past month, and, natu-
rally enough. Mr. Meredith, from motives OF hui
manity, postponed action in the premises. learn
that after the lapse Of week or two, ne VIII go by
the board lie is a good officer, but unpopular
with both parties, because he Processes to belong
to nether-or rather, democrat under MIR. Polk,
and Taylorte now Jasrer +. Brady, an ex-M:
&. from Pennsy lyania, end Jno; ,. Gallagher, OF
Virginia. are spoken Of for Mr. Washington's sue
cessor.
The Hon w. c. Rves, Ambassador, &c. to
F-rrrc h.s hecr h"re We, Riv"s is one Ut
lne nsvsi isieu gent, inca vi uie Inivn, ma
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TO BE LET.

OFFICES TO LEr-A LARGE FRONT OFFICE on
" the third story Of house No 81 Nassau street. opposite
Tovnaends Office also small rooms, light
turns sleeping furnished unfurnishsd
the fourth Also let the and Back
Room attached one door from Beeknan street, apply to
Eugene Ferris, ~ Nassau street.
fI,o LET TILL THE FIRST or NAY, A TWO STORY
II House In Broadway between Spring Broome
gcpteely Furnished. Address, N. r., at this office
HANDSOME LARGE THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM
n 70 be Let Furnished for gentlemss To be
had immediately at Cz White street. three doors west o.
Broadway.
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come into court and stated that they had get through
Ill their business,
His Honor. the CBIEv JusrIcs, said that they were
dsbarred with the thanks Of the Court and the State
for their long and faithful services and before they
parated he would congratulate them upon their strict
Observance Of most Important requirement Of their
cath Wis secrecy the effect Of which, he hoped would
not hereafter - lost.
mia morning.
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Quotations have fallen of slightly during the past
month and the transactions in stocks generally have
been unusually limited. We only attribute this
to the apathy the part Of operators and without
special cause for such indifference There is nothing
to complain Of in the money market. Capital is So
abundant that it is easily obtained upon the most
binary securities at the lowest rates Of interest," not
wthstandng which, there is not the slightest DISPOSE
tion exhibited to purchase stocks Of any kind. We
cannot account for this state Of things otherwise than
by stating that government and State securities
are considered too high for investment and the fancy
stocks considered dangerous things to touch ut
price Speculation appears to be entirely out Of the
question: and holders Of stocks generally find they
must carry them, or submit to decline by bringing
them upon the market. They therefore making
every effort to get up demand, by keeping back sup
plies in the hope Of initiating prices to get rid
portion Of their surplus Everything is favorable to
the of such movement, but the state Of the
public mind and it will be difficult, in the face of the
doubt and distrust existing relative to most Of the
leading speculative stocks to get up the feeling
sary for imitation Of Wall street bubbles. There il
immense amount Of money remaining deposit in
our banks, unemployed-waiting, doubtless, for a
vvsl Of business The Of this capital cannot
be drawn into the purchase of stock securities they
comprise the class of legitimate merchants who in
binary require all their in their
gular line of business.
Government securities have been inactive for some
time past in consequence of the European demand
having somewhat subsidized. The probability Of there
soon being deficiency in the treasury, sufficiently
large to make another loan necessary has doubtless
had Q tendency to depress the market price, and de-
stroy all disposition to make Investments For the
purpose Of showing how the ordinary receipts and ex
pendtures Of the treasury compare for the past year
annex . statement of the items Of ordinary in
and expenses for each Of the quarters Of the
year.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Ameriss, Capt Harrison, will leave
this port at noon, to-day, for Halifax aud Liverpool
The Weekly Herald win be published at oslssk this
morning Its contents will embrace all the important
news of the week. Single copies, in wrappers, six
pepce
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Mails for California.

The steamship Falcon, Capt Hsrtstein, will leave
this port the 9th inst for Chagrss, touching al
Charleston, Savannah, Havana, and New Orleans.
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Merchants' Conee-house, Is Beaver street,
corner of New sreet-Merchants and their clerks doing
business in the lower part Of the city will md this desi
obtaining either Lunch, Dinner Supper
Every decacy which affords will be kept JOHN
MeDONOUGH desires his friends and strangers 70 call and
judge for themselves.
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MEDICAL.


N Co have The pleasure Informing heir customer:
or which they can warrant R,rsy psr' tss very SUI
Whoiesac and retail Chemists ana Druggists mo Broadway
10 Aor House and Brosdway corner Of Chamber teee,
CHoLERAi CHOLERA THOUSANDS or BOTTLES
ss Si sSa snd and sss
a up pssp as'n & e % nnS
Pearl street and - bosdvsy one door above Grad street.
"A Of every Private Disease minutey described with all
their symptoms how distinguish from another
that nearly ressmte ysnsa 70 ,. entirely safe
rant "a %.o al is%ede. sS English the
fecs they should rroduee the doses and 70 mix
o.. nc @s$sin. proper SsIy % Ss; cas-. ,Sosia
Tsr,ised aasek THE With other in,snsb. Nov
ledge these disease, Including sell. abuse,
t,s the only vOrs really siyn that b used
Gov PSsisS 10 Ann street. sa also ~ suo
Greenwich street BY post mailed free. Address boz $50
IA NJ ssoSP NJ sunday. ssSsptsd ''-'D'-'''' :
THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
panion by Dr. NJ nsurcesu Profc',sr q Diseases q
copies sold in sir months.
an 70 a a. Sys sSa aSs e Ss
ms, have been spared heussnds poor would have
have hundred. their graves been san alive
is intended especially for the married, those eon'em
plating nsmsss !, d,Ss.s important secrets which
To those whose health does permit o. increase ETA
mily ~ IL Of especial Importance.
Here, also every fenaeho wife, the nctheri the one
either budding into vomanhood the enc IN the decline OF
years in whom nature oontemriates an nportant chang
discover the symptoms and the msst efficient
medies mode OF in every cOmplsint
which her IL subject - -
For sale at s2 Broadway and At the Publishing 0cs I'D
Liberty street, N. "; Little Co., Albany W v. Davis,
BOSTON n Peterson, - Chestnut street, Philadelphia
william Taylor Co, Baltimore j. II. Rousconi, New Or
leans; j. n. Cubbedso Savannah.
ne receipt of. Of 81 sr x. VI. uu Ss sss %
must addressed poet paid 70 DR. A. NJ Mauroesu, Boz
L22i New York city. Once 10 Liberty street
nR. MORRISON IS CoNrIDENTrALLY CONSULTED
~ all diseases Of delicate nstare. practice Of 30
enables him TO the virulent without
In three days No foe I'LL
cured See his London Diploma In his odce 11s Fulton
street.
DNJouNseN. ls DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ In the treatment Of delicate dsessoaThe Doctors
puson for skill IN those half cured that have existed
for years Is preemnert Constitutiona weakness brought
By secret habit enecusy cured Recent Gases cured In
four days
MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBIrr. ~ DUANE ST.,
IN he Consulted the treatment Of ceran deicste
deesse practice Of sixteen yeers devoted 10 the treat
ent % delicate diseases snshes Or. g. tho w.rs
form Of this disease Recent cases cured In three daya No
mercury used.
nR RALPH AUTHOR on THE PRACTICAL PRr-
IL vate Ire - Green wch office hours
20 ~ A. NJ 6too ~ tSundays exceptsdl Those who
piy in early VIII BE surprised the rariv aai
fii' '~~"~~-r' .'fneing tlcir cuTt IA er.ry
sssss b-e.s-iiJ ssssd.
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Totasslo5ls77o 17,s6ss29 97924s5 s,oo494o 47siSs4
It appears by this that there deficiency for
the year ending June 30, 1s49, Of ss52O1l2. Had
added the Mexican indemnity paid the last quar-
ter, the deficiency would have been $l2O2o1l2. OF
this deficiency, $9o77 234 paid Mexico, leaving
an actual deficiency In the revenue from ordinary
sources to meet ordinary expenditures the year. Of
90 aI2 s7a
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COmbs.-Ladles are Respectfully Invited
choice selection Of Dress Combs the subsor
b sorsthe variety beyond all doubt the greatest the
city among which will be found the chain pattern.
much admired Also can be obtained every article appsr-
tanning to the toilet A. K j. SAUNDERS,
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VIM. II. nssbe q CO.. natter. lse Brosd-

vay N T. and Iss Chestnut street. rha-wl issue
The Fashion OF 1sf for 0cntcens Hats on saturday
the 18th day Of August inst Upoa presenting ourselves be-
patrons and friends at this time, with the Fall
Fashor beg leave remark that entire change OF
syls effected which Is entirely original aud new In
particular OF the quality and character Of the Hat
will csy say that our utmost endeavors have been ana
ssvsrcemen and that efforts for the at
object will be related until have
arrived At the highest possible point Of perfection Wm
r extensive variety cf Fail and winer Fur goods of
chldren-Cbapeau Casqusttes re the most beautiful and
articles scason ported Also La
Siss and Misses Beaver snd Castor Bonne Ladies Riding
as of which ufactrrcd 70 order
IL their trade from samples seectdby MT Beebe Ia tha,
metropolis Of fashion Thee goods will be ready for
Abe inspection Of the public, saturday the 25h inst
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SALES nv AUCTION.

by JACOB g.. PLATT-J. q. DARLINGTON, AUc-
- cutlery fancy articles gold and
pencil eases 100 lots gold ewer Cermaa silver and plated
ware psper maehe goods double barrel guns nd pistols
&c. Jacob g. Plat will SELL this day, at 10 o'clock
above the auction ros, % Platt Also % bundles
inch brsrers rods two bundles STEEL iron; miners
and California iron and steel bars Re- also Brming
ham and Sheed hardwsrean assortment OF knives aud
forks 100 lots hnc earded and pocket knives Sc TO
which the attention Of country. well city dealers 10
directed.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
II niture Piano Porte ke-y. W. Brown will sell
ton on Wednesday 2ld August aths past
10 o'clock at No. 2 Broadway large stock comprising
complete assortment Of Mahogany Roscwood and Black
Walnut Parlo Chamber and other Household Furniture
Also one superior Piano Forte.
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nKJOBNseN, 16 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ in the treatment o. delicate dsessosThe Doctors
putson for sk in those half cured that have existed
for preemnert CONSTITUTIONAL weakness brought
By secret habit efouty cured Recent cases cured In
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FOR SALE.


DUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK. FIX
&C. Of the Knickerbooker Shades occupied by the
present proprietor the last four yesrs will be sold
gain For terms Sc apply at the bar Tvs Blocker street.
EOR Saloon SATURDAY, 18TH AUGUST THE
E'5.'" Of AIs'''' N.'a'' a''''''' At Long Branch
HOUSE FOR sALE.-TBE STOCK AND FIXTURES,
Of the Porter House. t24 Broadv the present
proprietor 10 going away he 10 doing hrsrate business
Gor PARTICULAR inquire at the premises at III Barrow
street Rent $500.
NJ ADIsON AVENUE LOTS FOR sALE.-TwO LOTS
l side Madison south Thrtieh
Terms and made known by Vanantwerp Ogord
Broadway, corner Of Broadway.
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the cheapest but fanhiy confess after
that pothug In the cheapaes has come
der n,tice SURPRISING that o. the boots snt.r aad
eayss, Of sorfs's, IA Ann ttrtct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I o. OF OF.-KNICKERBOCKER LODGE, NO. 22-BRO-
TIERS requested meet the lodge Odd
Fellows Hail. this day. Wednesday, at o'clock precisely,
for the of the last Tribute de-
ceased brother Reuben Hopkins. BY order,
EDWARD eMITH, Secretary. JOHN w. COIN. NJ G..
TOURNEYMEN TAILORS OF NEW YORK TO THE
rescue "A general meeting of the Taors
the City and County Of New York will be held at the Sixth
Ward Hotel Centre street. Thursday evening"
d att o'clock for the OF adopting the
relief Of suffering fellow Boston,
who strike for ipcreafe Of All
ofsstee and those who wish that right should triumph
might particularly requested attend Delegates
from Boston will attend for the purpose stating
fully, and soliciting your aid and sympathy,
BY order Of the Committee.
ARTHUR DOYLE, President
Jos. MArHERs, Secretary.
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PUBLICATIONS.

FObLACAIlONSs
NEW COUNTERPART DETECTOR.-NOW READY,
IN "TAvLoR's SIGNATURE EXAMINER" Q supplement
to Tsylors Money Reporter and Coin Examiner,
tanning smile engrangs Of the signatures Of the pres
cashiers Of all the banks In the United States
Price 81 Dealers supplied liberal terms Sub
the Reporter furnished with copy free
monthly, one dollar per year. Address q. SLOANE,
Exchange Broker, Is Wall st.
A JUDICIAL AND LITERARY CHOwBER.-THE Ma
"A tsnai Police Gazette OF this week will be ready on
Thursday Esd inst Among other good things II will contain
the full examination OF Charles OF Brooklyn for
audacious robbery and exceedingly rich In the
OF legal and ocal justice eTcmp6ed In the deei
or Justice Tmpson in the heCsrren his
OF those vruous witnesses who much virtue
McCerrens beha-wheh may well be called judicial lite
and moral chowder and last though least inter-
esng letter from our townsman Malachi fallon from the
Gold Digrins," we'll worth the attention Of all.
A DRIAN THE NEoPHYrE-AN ORIGINAL R0-
a nance by George Lcpsra Is Publshsd complete. in
Booksellers and Periodical Agents Published by Sc
vERNs CO.. Philsdelpha, ~ Chestnut street.
NEw CHARTS OF THE INDIAN AND PACIFIC
IN Oceans large scale, and much mproved also Of
the bay OF Honduras and coast OF Csorn Just received
and for sale wholesale and retail BY d. EGGERT SON.
2S Pearl street.
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Maiden Lane Agents for the sale Of Halls celebrates Car
tres he loaded aud Gre ~ TINES IN minues sht w
veisb and for simplicity superior to hnovn arm
the only Csfbines approved Of by the W cove n
n~nt. large assortment Of Guns and fistois on hsaa
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EXCURSIONS.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS, AND IS
Il paid, Tuesday Thursday ssd Friday. 10 tho
who catches the largest black hsh OF rau Every
o'clock 18th street. s Canal street. at s
Cabsrine street. al s Grsnd street Pier No. North
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Travellers ana others will ind q com
vlete assortment Of Dressing Cases. Fancy Cutlery, PORT
and articles belonging TO the Toilet, the sub
scrbers stores l and So Broadway The Dressing Cases
are OF the durable material each pattern cvnain
M articles convenient sae and real utility IN the most
compact form, warranted 70 perform the duties Tor which
Shex are severally designed. u. SAUNDERS n SON,
~ BroadraY. leer. Of Lhery st,l and 81 broaaNay
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITr. ~ DUANE ST.,
he consulted the treatment Of ceran delicste
aessss practcs Of yefrs devoted 10 the treat
snt Of delicate diseases ensbes Dr. c. the wsrs
form Of this dseas Recent cured In three daya No
mercury used.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MANcANEsr.-IwENTY TONS, SUPERIOR Quail
ffsss Ssodss - Nassau
r.ss EAI.S Ts so esy
embossed and .lyersd GTsnaos: ana chandelier % new
ASHER r. MORGAN i5a william street,
Between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Church
THE AMERICAN SHAVING soAp-a BEAUTIFUL.
useful and scopGmicsl article IN metal tubes. fo5 ,ss
fsPSff ss 81. Hotel
CoNBsi CONSIST COMBS u THE SUBSCRIBERS
onr for sals the riches. And %gs, srsnvs sssVr,%sn
city cmprsss he .srss, and most STYLES
able for city retail trade They constantly, receiving add
segusrtsnes The city
to COMPETE With sny other house ia the trade Also
steel Fancy Goods. Brushes so se Buyer.
anime the stock before purchasing ssrss c.RrsN
No. Cedar street. tup stairs near fesri
II EsTAURAsT OR DINING SALOON AND COFFEE
Roon TO let furnitgre ard at,ns' TO be sold FITTED
srsfc Ssse.n cooking Department, ,hr,s dining rooms.
use I 70 .ppy au a' spsrs 20 pay % on
= ls,ry 81. Ss,sssp e and 'T oeoss '' Apply
DRop SHOT. xUsKET, RIFLE AND PISTOL Balls,
- q al. ss,s made By machinery q cid sss Lesd Pipe
25i and a6s Water street, MY.
Glaze dos do. High Lss!s Black doi DO ws,ered ard
rla. Popins do rich Paris Pgnst ca,e%es.. Do Do Do
Lsnes do do do Merinos; Plaid and Cashmere shaw
DO Paris Emhrcdere- do. DO Embrodered Velvet Clos,
do do do Cashmers do Nans ard scafs Laces Hosiery,
Gloves Mite Dags Cravats Belts &C. Just recsved BY the
steamers and packets lately arrived and which we ofsr 70
buyers from other cities on the mos, r,sson.eIe
Wholesale Rooms. $50 sro,dwsy, up s,slrs
NoTIcE-MRs. RoEDER rs TUE ONLY PERSON IN
IN this that information; we have consulted
herr her profession h ard otrrect and she h not pne Of
mrcstors teers Tier residence i.2 We ter
street. Mrs Roeccr visited daily ty persons Of the hs
rcpectbty their entire satisfaction asd astonshmen
bow trne she gives informaticn.
r. HEEsE-lW0 RoNrs LANDING. 90 rus Btsr
" quay In shippers and retailers first 81 the
sares this season tt0 ibs Hams shoulders and Reef FOE
's y l"s sr IuT,basers ~ CLARK. r. "a aag ~,
40 pl,Vs street.
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AMUsEMENTS.


~ 2, will be performed, TUE WONDERFULLY WOMAN
Marquis de Fronnao M Dawson visoount Dc Mileheurs
Mr. Andrews CrsPin hr John Seton; Hortense MIRA c.
during which Dodsworhs Cornet Band will play
pular airs. To conclude with the YOUNG wID0w-splash
Howard Lucy Mrs Watts TO. morrow evening the gorge
ballet, in which the wonderful Ravel Family, and
Nile Berth and Mons Brilliant will appear. Doors opea
u commence ats Admission, % cents
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.
~ " eds ssday evening August q, will be played
Pierre Delaroebe Mr. Dawes Antoine Davs Mr. Jordan;
Labarre, Mr. Taylor Adjusnt Mr. Forester Pauline Mrs.
Mclean Ninetts Miss Sinclair After which, MOST UN
ed ~ the WoNbERPuL WoSAN-Crepin. Mr. + b. John
ston To conclude with VALET DE SHAA-Wiggler; NIT
lfh cts. Doors OPEN "a, Curtain rises at beforeS
HoBoKrN-oTTo CoTTAGE---GUNGLs CELE-
ga and Friday si,h a. 81. .eioss +. Xdaistanss
nee In case OF inclement weather the concert will take
place the next day.
A CARD-L0yERs OF HARMONY (PARrICULARLY
Old Countrymen) are informed that Concerts ION the
free and easy principle take place night the Apollo
saloon Perseverance, Hotel 70 Canal street the Ga
w. KNIGHT0N, late of Marion Hall.
Pianoforts Mr.. Williams.
I ludlow SMITHS TuEATREs-THE ST. LOUIS
Theatre is open for the fall The Charles
Theatre New Orleans (new of the largest
commodious houses in the United States having altered
opened for the winter in November Letters
business connected with either establishment be ad
dressed to MS at ST. Louis Mo-. until LIST November after
that date direct to New Orleans Personal appca lions
Barclay street. New York.
st. Louis. Aug 10TH 1S49 LUDLOW SMITH.
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ITO CHEMICAL WORkS-A GERMAN CHEMIST PU-
pil Of Iienir who long time proprietor ~ chcmi
cal work where wer. made Prgssats 81 poas nurste Of
Tin. different other articles and who left native
country In consequence OF the very bad state Of business
there AZ this time Any establishment lacking knowledge
Of the manucture Of the above articles would ind 10
object poy him. because Of his practical experience and
he would very useful the proprietor He speaks Bngsh
Address A. o., Herald Office.
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~ ENUINE COD LIVER 0IL-RUsuToS. CLARK q
VI Co. have the pleasure Of informing their tina,
they have small supply Of Genuine Medicinal Cod Liver
OIL which they can warrant PERFECTLY pure and Il
reror quality. RUsb1ON, CLARK CO.,
Wholesale and retail Chemists Drusg no Broadway
10 House. and 3 Broadway Chambers