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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01

kUHpAy. June W. r. -.
Th~rs has not beea much activity in the stock mar
ist during the pas week. but prices have thro"shoa'
l.sp steadily improving Monday was really blue
ay for holders OF fancy stocks and the appearance OF
bir. AT tie close Of the second boards on that day,
~. .pvtaipg but pleasant. On Tuesday slight
,.,stioa took place aad prices slightly improved with
considerable demard for government securities, ana
ysry moderate ipluiry for the fneies On "eanes-
day ,yrru Of rue leading fancies were In better de-
nana nj better prices and the bears were the princ
nal purobassrs On Thursday large amounts Of stock
changed lands but the operations were confined most
" 70 gcernment and State securities and to Harlem
.na Irie Railroads, at prices sghtlyAin advance Of
tho,s current the previous day. On Friday and Bat
p,asy there change in Transactions or quota
,isns worth noticing, and the market closed rather
heavy at tho second board yesterday. There is on
the whole activity In fancy stocks than usual At
this 50 ason there appears to be considerable anx
iety the part of holders, to get out. Prices tor
most OF thu fsnes rule from three to Ave per cent be-
low those hree weeks since and purchasers At
these prices feel evidently very and
Watching very closely for opportunity to slip out
without loss 1t is utterly impossible to tell what
course prices for fancy stocks will from day to
another but the chances decidedly against rise,
sufficient to permit purchasers at the highest points
10 get cut with q whole skin The fact is there is no
market beyond Wall street, and any improvement In
prices gofup among the brokers for the purpose Of at
tracing outsiders generally has contrary effect, for
.nead of taking stock out of the street. 1t gives mauy
outside holders opportunity Of realizing, and in
creases amount Of stock in the hands OF the bro
ksrs, instead of diminishing it.
anne xed table exhibits the quotations current In
thss market the principal speculative stocks for
each day of the past week and at the close OF the woek
previous 1t will be that most Of the fancies have
proved but for the last two three days there
had been no material variation On Monday last the
lowest points touched much below those given In
che table.
QyorArfons poR PRINCIPAL SrooEs Ii Nrw
foRK hAKkKT
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msnts Of specie sm shis port, within the Asxt siI
months, unless the fA mportations should prove to
b. much more limited than anticipated At present
prices stocks cannot be in much demand abroad
for permanent investment; and they we're, the
supply left this side would be exhausted and
this great source Of means, with which have here
tofore liquidated such large amount of foreign In
debtednefs must soon be completely absorbed.
The Alton and Springfield Railroad Company Of I'LL
nois have purchased 800 OF rails at f5 per ton
cash, in Wales, and the Richmond and Danvle Rail
road Company have purchased 800 tons Of rails at
the price The iron manufacturers OF this coun-
try compete with the manufacturers Of Great
Britain IL the foreign afford to sell
rails at f6 per ton at the place Of manufacture II 1t
is true that cannot manufacture railroad iron In
this country for lees than seventy dollars per ton 1t
would require duty CT 1t least one hundred 400 per
cent to properly protect rather to enable manu-
faeturers to successfully compete with those OF Eng
land but not disposed to admit that such Is tho
Gaze that II really requires duty anything like that
rate that cannot manufacture rails here OF the
quality, with corresponding facilities cheap 90
in Great Britain or any other part OF the world We
have superior metal, superior fuel and everything
necessary but Ikill in management, and economy In
expenditure. Want OF capital is another difficulty
have to contend against. There numerous iron
manufacturers located in different sections OF tho
country doing a more productive, profitable business
ct this moment, than before, under any tariff
sny degree Of protection and there at this moment
furnaces in full blast, and in active operation
more men employed in manufacturing iron, than at
any time during the Eost protective tariff we ever
had 1t IS oil very well to make mountains possible.
out Of moehis to proclaim far and wide that furn
here and there have been put out and that thou
sands of men have been turned out Of employment
and great distress caused, but somehow other
seldom hear of new furnaces being created, or new
establishments created to an extent much more than
suffceRt to Offset those which may have from some
cause temporarily OF permanently suspended. Not
withstsndng all the statements made by party papers
relative to The depression Of tho great manufacturing
interests Of this country, have made up mind
that they never we're, rs whole in more prospe-
POSITION really required less protection than at
this moment the month of June 1890, the first year
| of the revenue tariff
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ArrAin. ~ TfsAs-The Texas Stat, Ca-,,. Of thu
10 in't rays that there A. majority Of 20 in favor
OF Austin ~ the sat q governments for the state
eordins 90 the ofHcial returns
The Houston TeisEfapa says.-The party Of Carmap-
ches under the command Of Little Wolf who lately
vslted Bexh to held talk" with GENERAL Brooke
became quite woolhsh their r,turn 90 their buntis
grounds They entered several OF the houses Of the
rontlsr settlers near Georgeto nsulted the
tllsd number 81 cattle. hogs. sc. and ptlfsrsd a
variety OF articles In the houses The frontier mrn
became snraeed at this pacific dsmonstrauonr aud
down liz. solves But detaehmsut OF q. = Dragons
from the nsirhboripg posts sent out 70 take
charEe OF the refractory red and the .ettlers
quietly rstuf ned to their homes
The Washington Rdrfc IN commenting upon the
measures taken IN Nev hexco TO orgssK- an indep-p
ofttriafe government makes the foil sing rsmarks
1his Intelligence has caused considerable excitement
shout Austin and the whole West Nearly every mas
wiling 20 shoulder hs gun, sud demand the risht OF
Texas AZ The caBnons mouth Ge.ernl Taylor IL much
mistaken ~ be expects Texas TO submit 20 this injury
ana insult We understand that GOv~rnor Bell has
made p"remptory demand on the q y govYrnme Mt
ior the rights Of our State aud should this have ne
eject he viii doubtless march with volunteer forces.
ana take that portion Of country which Of right
TO-
The Galveston Journal Of the i4th inst ssy.-A brig
vac tunk about 10 miles east OF Galv.ston Nothing
but htr topnssts we're visible The Of the brig,
and the particulars Of the disaster. are unkno-n
etyersl skrmishes have recently % CURED betveen
the Indians near the frontier and tue rsngar. one
h'ar the kio brio too % the szvsgrs kl-d sud
Tour mules taken. In snother forty miles above
stedo four Indians killed aud woup fed
only one ~ the rangers vas wounded The U-mrnan-
sbes are, from all accounts exceedingly esoma
nnarn.d Inhabitants whenever they 40 90 rith
impunity
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WATERING PLACE.

7NHE WEST POINT HOTEi--F. RIDER IN TENDER
ing his Owedgemepts the officers Of army
fr.nds Of eads. and the public in general for the
liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed informs them
Vert Point Hotel open The hotel has enlarged
BY the ADDITION Of Is excellent sleeping apartments
greatly improved In it's general To prevent
mistake or dappsintment informs the pablo that the
steamboats, have oeased lana P.int
At Cosseps Wharf about miles below where
will be In readiness to convey Psensers West Point
Perrsns travelling by railroad viii stop Colo Spring
boats are always In waiting TO them
FRANCIS
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WATER CURE EsrABLfsHnRSr,
TN vrxnY n AZ ,oLIEAsrro-, Sass.

- - AZ roE1HAsFrO-, n.ss.
nEhINDE R1SPECTFlS.Ll ISTORns IRA ypTsNps
and IN, p bii. tbs, .e has t~eems 81
Dr kusge NatsrC Cure Establishment at Beason-ts t-o
sas b.H milee from the korthampton Es<ifo.d Depot,
svth be- rd. from New Ysrk ssout svs from Bo.tsn
ena h'e rom Ahat stustsd In Of the MOE p.aa1t
va-Is q hsn kngiepd surreursss -th wood rreun hs
1aay -ah. ahd abundanuy s-prrsd vith the rursst
roffst and eefasst granite The 10 nj
hssthy snd ,he slnate mild add agreeable The asS
sp@ciou tudngs oHer al the ossvenieBoe. for
war eute rurposes sush lsrys plusse baths dovehs
~ sry ceeng rooms Tor abevt MY patien sp@sts for
seh-r rN gynnssir he. IN. Doctor savesA
sew vns disciple 81 P7sssuis a ur.sesbers and hsvaa
a. experiences 81 mere than fe~r
nn on wser eurr eeips IN ,hs handa 81 ever Eu-ep.H
sydrors'h hcpee respond 70 airy re4~sasls ssp~ssSr
em The user srre sy-ts -~3e he ~ te~>
frr~r~ wbe msy eorade themselves s~<aALsh-
ss- I'm Fer fsrss~s pswssusss, passss sssly W
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Our Baltimore correspondence.

BariaoRE, June ., 100.
Hdrrot-ImYorfa~t &dre Cas-Suddsn D.ath--
The So~ggiiug Case-7he Sunday Latc--TNs
hayordhy, &c.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Baltimore are all
commencing operations in the harvest fields and the
promise OF an abundant yield has never been more
general. large grass crop has been secured, and
the wheat and rye are ready for the sickle. The
weather has been fine for corn, and, notwithstand-
ing me latness OF The season, good yield rs anti
cipated.
The case OF Rebecca Garrett and her siI chill
dren, who were taken from this city about II
months since by Thomas Anderson, OF Howard
District, who claimed them rs HE slaves has been
disposed of by the Court of Appeals, where il had
been taken utter the verde; of the Jury ia Bilt-
more County Court declaring them entitled to their
freedom. The Appeal Court has reversed the
judgment of the County Court, on the ground that
the law requires the issue Of freedom To be tried
where the master resides. The will now be
disposed OF 10y the Howard District Court, where
Mr.. Anderson desired u 20 be tired from the first.
The woman had been allowed by her mistress, the
mother OF Mrs. Anderson, ~ live Nv "A free woman
IN Baltimore wher- she married and resided for "a
years, and where the children she has were born TO
her by free father. They still remain in the Gus
iody Of Mr.. Anderson, who has given a bond of
so,oOO to produce them when required
=, An Old lady named Wilson, and a man named
Bowen, were yesterday Frustrated by the neat aad
lett IN a critical condition.
The case Of Charles Spilckcr of the firm of
.plicssf ALBERT. convicted Of smuggling guam
NY ~ valu''" goods, sil be- argued thi- morning,
'n lie o. =. uFtiict Court, on a motion for arrest
Of Judgment w ''N''
A.iofn'y S'rrlal Richardson seems determined
I" "secuic ~ ~ fun extent Of the law, all Ia
',n keepers who violate the law prohibiting the
taie OF liquor on the Sabbath. lie Yesterday made
mouoh - qudsh The licenses Of Joseph u. Thomp-
ton sud Thomas Donahuc, on the charge Of sel-
Inc hguor on last Sunday being their third viola
ton OF the law The motions will be argued on
neat Monday week.
This subject Of selling liquor on Sunday. will be
INC qutshCn on watch the next mayuralty and le-
Elsat'e election Will hing" IN tins city Two Of
ne democratic candidates, General Turner aud
bsJ"I watkins, are good judges Of juep, whilst
Col. StHnshury and Joshua Vansant Es1 are
good temperance men. A the tavern keepers rale
NE ward conventions, the probability il IN Al oae of
'he former will receive the nomination, in which
case The wings will bring out Charles r. keyaer.
Leg, who was mrpiber Of the legislature that
passed the law, voted for IT, and votea against A
proportion 20 let the matter be decided in each
county by direct vote az the ballot box.
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ACHIEVEMENTS An PHILADELPHIA.

RAREuM's MUSEUM, pHILADELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- Nun Proprietor and hanager-henry sAnOrd Assist
ant Manager Festive Week. Splendid bills previous to-
and subsequent TO the 9TH Of July In which Barnum
Original and Popular Company will appear. On the 4th
sis cratd the Room for which
most particular asa brill Preparations have been made
Rev evrosites have been added Volumes alone could
record the number and IttInetveness OF Barnu ooec
tion Admitsnee 20 cts children under 10 years l2
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EXCURSIONS.


FISHING BANKs---NEw ARRAsGExENT-rH.
r.smer BUFFALO will RON every day, creep, "a
understanding Canal street at o'clock Grand M
Catharine ~; Pier No n. r, A. n. returning BY
NJ without fail Rails Csnion Band will on board.
keirshmtnt dinner snd ehovdsr wall be provided. Pare
NJ cepts. .s.h way
NEW JERSEY fAILEoAp-roURTH or JULY TX
cureons 70 and from Philadelphia for 81 with either
Of July in the 6snd o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock r. H. trains.
and On the tA 81 July IN the and osloek trains
from foot f Liberty returrng from Phads on
the 9Th % July In the o'clock r. train
and ga of July in the sssd o'clock Ard 5o.loak p NJ
wEnt Way lnee-in addition 90 the usual daily ,raias
With Increased aions there will be thu foo~ia
srtra trsiuf on the 9th Of July Leaving Newark NJ
- n and II Y. leaving New York at "a M 10 r. M
snd llL =. M leaving Rtsbethttwu Al and 1sN r. NJ
leaving Nos York at 10 and ia y. M leaving Rsh-sy al
~ and loA r. M leaving New lork 81 10 and ~ p.
saying New brunswist at ~ leaving New Nork At 10
y " On FRIDAY morning the 9Th 81 Jrly. train will leave
Newark st6A. H., returning from Tsw Yors NTA.N
EOURTH OF July EXCURSION ARoUsD STATEN
lsland-Ths nsW and splendid steamer CllfsGA ROKA,
S,pe Whitloeh ell make an excursion arOoud staten
snI, % Thursday, July leaving New York, foot %
atAmo,rs ureet, at ~ oelsck A. Grand street Fast
hItr ~ pier No. q orth River lOL ocork touehips
- Iot hsIii.h and Key Port Return will arrive a.
rev lurt ~ gcloek, r. ~ The above 10 saleulasd 10
nhAe one o. the mos pleasant excursions % day r,r
persons an efrtnnty enjoying the refreshing br
- well fpe view % the tbs bayhy ~,
Hamilton, Sandy HOOK Highlands Of Ns,isisi o. re,
viii ALEC have export uly Of bathing KEY Port ye
turning through the Sound, saordns sne view 81 s.n
sbd Perth Amboy, ke@sv th1sbsthto vn Point ne Tar,
Tor the ereuruon 20 eenta
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PUBLICATIONS.

VIpW OF THE RetNs or THE LATE CoNrLAGRA-
non a. san FranciteoThe subscribers will bliss on
ssaay "a July next shcgsphic view o. the
destructive hre printed Ia bsastfsi tint taken from
~ sevurats drAwns made the the day
ssster and forwarded 70 them rer City s,s
tas nshes Price 70 cents The usual discount 10 the
uaec ass limited number of copies viii be taken, early
sptntausn 10 beceetary. THOMPSON h uTTCHCOCk.
agents GrsgOrys California Express N "
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WAwAYAhDA, OR GREENWOOD LAKE HOUSE
w formerly Long Pond. In Orange county )-Ths most
secluded and beautiful
from Chester Depot New York and Erie Railroad nov
cren for the season The lsko 10 10 miles in length
..st facilities for ose fond Of sailing rowing
Tor BEAUTIFUL rides mountain air
nshng hrd hunting. n csh bathing
this lace cannot h. surpassed excellent billiard tabs
and sowlns alleys TO hotel The Yort
snd IRE RAILROAD boats leave every morning evening
from the foot Of Duane street alss the Paterson Raa
20 railroad from the foot o. Courtiand street Stages will
be readiness at Chelsea Depot the morn
ing ains TO 10 the lake starting from
Geo Cospsrs hotel in Chester at whose hotel extensive
livery stable attached. For terms apply 10 Henry d.
Fesr No go Broadway corner Prince street or N the
proprietor Mt the lake. THERON FEITER.
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RAELHAAns.

CAMDEN AND AN VoY RAILsoAp LINE ron PHrIA-
s.EAi. =. sven s..ioss a ~, sss A.ff -.
A~ys .s..rt,t fr,- Pier Ne. North nvsT. rav-rsvs
slA<s eAxa. - s~coDd sknes 80 "a
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,.Cov,r oy AsFr.L., June s--rhe argument ofNo.
~ .ommenesd yesterday, concluded. No. 40 Ar
tusd NO. % Argues. Judgmert affirmed on tho
opening ergumsnt No. IS Argued The Northern
hsurcsd Company respondents against Jsn.sc Duane.
spPrlsnt (hs. 1Usl. motiop vss made on H. arst
day - the term 10 dismiss the appeal In this .au..
psesee yesterday nstios grsntsl With csss
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CALIFORNIA.

REACHs cos CALIFORNIA sxPREss-PgR CRs-
~ sCtNTClTf July lst-Throush in about A. davs :
Gc.es ushsferrsd from the Atlantic Pasas
hesr w. hlLLkRS CO : transportation ADD Hotel
,t.s@n 'stins Pssams Freishts paesass- parcels let.
ttf seee and valuabes Of every description received
tut once and to San Franecs and ali pate n
the tId hnee W charge Of special messenger Jonssa-
err may rave their invoices House
$50 i-ardsd With their goods ~ leaving then oar 81
PEE onice, e. Broadway. Asl ant CSurk
sheet bostsn. ALBERT wELLES 4stinE Ma sssr.
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Gh6Okf'S CALF RkIA PACKAGE AND PARCrL
- tbprees-Ptr steamers OufO Sth June gRGsCENT
Ct lst yplyTbe subscribers will forward IN. nsIt
ehse Of special msschFsrs With facilities
we elnerent Lines Of for dseraohng express
rieht second 10
cr nduetnenu to shipr,r By these steamers. ~hieh e-n
sot fal 20 be perfectly tstisactOry 0o-d- Tor
hs Express ssst ~itb 20 dssntion at Pansns The De.
hvery ~ parcels and packages ny ths srpr-es line
rsrts 81 trlorBia sttendsd BY the
sn immeoiatey aftsr che arrvs ~ VI. se~nsr a. san
Francisco. Parcels received " NJ SAIL
ing and letter. unt ~ Psehaxes srd heavy fr~irhs
nnst bs sehvsred once N. pr.visus revws
reesgrabe THOMPSON HfTN, HCOCK
s,r.~.r, ans Aren't. l@ Pearl ,tr.., corner 81 wall
TAYLOR AND Db BAUTRs FORWARDING AND
II Commission nerchsnte, On agres N. We
pared 70 forward all good. sent havins sh,
srvught best with India rubber sufts. FOR X.
s.rvsyanes passesg-r and fresst W. have sso mas.
arrrsnfements vita krsss Co. transrortatiow
scsBps sns Crustr that thsre gill " upon ~.
kethmrs N. X. TAYLOR, isss Of Baltiuore
!. N. DE BAUFRk, late % Me- Org.~rs
Rsf.r.rss :. Nv YEN, H.vsrd sens, ~ srs.aw.y
s 49, ~, 81 ~, c.. cs...lss. rs-
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CASTLE GARDEN-GRAND GALA DAY,-74th YEAR
81 Aoericsn t-Th, glor,ou. Of

CAsTLE GARDEN.-GRAND GALA DAY!-74th YEAR
~ of American Independence The glorious Tourth Of
-l776 and 1870 two Grand Perform snces Afternoon
Evening in honor Of the day The upper and lower
will be thrown commanding the sdvsnta
Of cool freeze view Of the harbor and bay OF
New York the opposite shores the different forheations
and the troops the Battery grand salute AZ IL o'clock
will be hIed from Governors Island and the ohe' forts in
Of the day The Grand festivities prepared
fer the celebration will be plee with taste elegance
rety music and mirh Afternoon performance st1 o'clock,
by Lodes Band of Salo Performers whose
led been the delight thousands Even
ing performance. all fun fun fun Ito commence az
O'Clock, with variety Of Songs Dances and Astonishing
Fests Of Siren and Skill in which hesrs Psrsoe and
klser will display of their most wonderful And her
eueAn perfoI together with MI Chapman the ooe
brRted vocalist and comedsn Mr. Yates the comic dancer
hademsises Henri And Alderman, the two graceful dam
kssers Gsot. Henry, Ednond and Others forming
grand Of talent by other place OF
the city. An intermrsion of hftee
After which, Comic Ballet PAntomine in which tho
whole Of the celebrated Artists will entitled Love
Confusion composed BY produced with tAs other
evening for BY Mr. c. 7. Parsee Musical dree
tor George Lsder. The whole to conclude with grand
aquatic display Of Fireworks comprising of the most
beautiful and unique effects OF Pyroteehny The whole
hibon from the laboratory Of Isaac j. T. Edge After
the Fireworks the foor will be cleared for the Or Fourth
Of July Ball under tho direction Of the 1Ayore rofe or
n. Prices Of admission thToushout the day q cents
hafpriee After the afternoons Performance the visitors
retire in order to afford the propretors
opportunity to prepare for the evening performances
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EA comparison of prices current the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the closof tho
previous week, exhibits advance in Reading Rail-
road of y per cent; Norwich and Worcester, ~
Rris Railroad, 2s Harlem, IL Mohawk, Farm
crs' Loan IL New Haven Railroad, Erie Bonds,
(new) and decline in United States 6's 1867, ok
per cent; Kentucky e's, ~ Indiana SIS, y Reading
Bonds, IL Hudson River Railroad, u.
The receipts at the oce of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port yesterday amounted to $50 IS; pay
ments, s73641 40; balance, S2os9,lE TO- The impor-
cations ately have been quite limited and the revenue
from customs consequently small This with the large
payments, during the past week has reduced the de-
posts to smaller than have known for many
months. On Monday the payment Of interest on the
public debt commences. About twelve hundred thou
sand dollars will be drawn from the Treasury In this
way, and unless the i'm portations In rapidly
during the month Of July than during the month Of
June the deposits will reduced to lees than mill
lion Of dollars within the past six months the
In the hands OF the Assistant Treasurer this port
one time, exceeded Ave millions OF dollars.
rh- 100000 -.-.----. exhibits tho roeoiPts aud
disbursements OF the Assistant Treasurer's snloe
auring the past month.
Assistant TRrAsupsR's oFricE, Esw YoRu.
June lat 1850 by balsDee.... s3s2s 0S2 "
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nFFICA- OF hEFGANT1LE MUTUAL IgsuRaycr
" 60, ~ fors, ynse y Hso-Ne'ie. Is hereby nvss
that the foatss 81 psotts ieeaed for -tth
The seeruips Aateres vs Ne raid 70 the halter. o.
ther legal srtar-es after abe SAB Aay
81 Juy bieh time s Interest wfll .aass
%. e.ruheatss ~ " eas.sllss % 81 srdsr abe
Board. SHARLks GkWC0nn, s~srssaxy
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The teal amount antes-d for eouss m stion during
he week, in lsis was 1882 Packages valued at $780,
sss, sgsSst o2 package, value, at s2soss9 for tbs
.orrsspond.ng period thu year Ia. sho~s falling
for the week, this year. u s32s.i7s us~lons thi,
1aetvity among i'm porters ril continue, IL neertan
we have no idea that u pi continue loag 1serei IL
isuaiy lul bstween the els>lng Of tn, spring inpor
rad and the opening Of ths.all business sometimes
shorter aud sometimes louget 10 s likely ths year
90 be very short and expect 90 ,e before the s9ss
OF many weeks oar packets coming in, crowded sah
goods Of all Kinds
The shipments q specie during abe past week hays
zen laited much more 80 than dsrfo the week pre-
viSus
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ERAEKLIH MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, oPRN
afternoon at o'clock and in the evening AIS By
the Original Female hLsrsl the only organised band Of
lAdies in he world eomy.sns company Of Twelve Per-
Artistes" commonly salsd Model Ar,ists will appear
afterneon and evening in variety Of splendid
"Bseoun Arab Girls the only ones existence, who viii
through thsir gymastio fests. Prices Of admssios
Stage seats Sh Boxes cents PArsuest I2k esass
Private Bsxee, 81
Musical INsTRUCTI0N-JUANGU ERv0S, TRAcH-
AVA the Violin Piano, Guitar and singing wishes 10
himself Professor Of Music with some seminary
Lsssns private residences speaks the Enxiish
French Spanish languages Address as abovs Herald