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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August III Il. NJ.
BREADsTUFrs Flour continued to improve. sales hav
ing been made Of 1880 bbls mixed to fair Western and
ordinary to straight State. at So SIX 81 06 super
fine Canadian at SO 93 81; common to good Ohio at
So 934 81 1871 favorite State and fancy Western at
81 06i4 81 12ts with common 10 good Southern, at
81 Is 81 43A. Rye -four and Jersey meal comm snded
So 90 per Dbl 10000 bushels red Western wheat
taken at 90c 5000 inferior Southern do, at &c., and
IA 600 bushels corn at &C., for unmerchantable
and &c Csc for mixed Western. the previous quota
tons. Domestic oats obtainabe at 43c. 45Gc a
further reduction.
CorTor seemed firm but quiet, GOO bales only having
been sold at the full rates last quoted
FRErGHTs.-To Liverpool rates for -four were firmer
with Offering Since last report and to-day the
engagements have reached 5000 5000 bbls at Sd
Cd mostly at the latter figure. Cotton at Be- Cd
per bale, asked. There some inquiry for grain but
engagements transpred There was nothing new for
London or Havre To Hamburg 800 bbs rosin were
engaged at Is $50 fustic wood at 10s so casks
bark at 20s and 300 to 400 bbs spirits turpentne at
21sc Rates to California firm, at 45c with fair
amount Offering.
Provision. continued depressed, the business con-
ssting Of $50 bbls prime and pork at STA and
sl97s $40; $50 bbls prime lard at Ike; with $50
bbls old prime and mess beef at IS 50 and STAY
a S1T a. RESPECTIVELY.
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

EpoARrowN. Aug 10.
h-Arr sehr s. Iacss MATHEW NYsrR for Bsnssp
l2thArr sOhr Mystic Keas NYori for Boston Sid :chr
isthYsid sohrs Mystic St Lucas, Lucinda and other.
PHrLADELPHIA. August IA Pm.
AeaTos; Gocsrso and Ks9ss Carver
.Rosers Barrst. Cobb, Ro1bary; Nary Anna.
sSG H.a
Ms s.1Pssy d1 Dssn
IL
s. sss
s, SPsI
Brown, Warrington. DC; steamer Delaware, Seymour,
Miscellaneous.
sss Bro LETT Francisco on that day to
Carr Lsasqsp Of ThSmss..n, Of brig Rainbow; was
IL
'he 18TH OIL July. wh.Iemer.
Cid at Boston 18th inst bark Roths,hd. Small. Atlantic
9' the G.ys s' arr
Foreign Ports.
AsrwERp. July B-Ships Jersey, Day. for NYork soon;
wood, do soon siS 9Th ship sSaispsais. Brown.
CossTHsrrsop1r, July .15-Barh wha. Cheer, Baker,
for Boston ds to sail for Smyrna shout th TO complete
,oc ss s,
FIJI S sr s Hos e.e a 1s
n,S fsiy e.si SS.d:is Jsfs: from
hp Tssassa RsS ies sale or charters
LIQUORS, July 2s-shp. Delaware PAsssn, for Nyers
sss s.s s ss.sa
eU Thomas ROBINS for BosSn ds % % BARN
York DO; Baltic, Honeywell and Lucinda Hill. for Phis-
MaI1eA, July 2oship Cygnst H.lmss. from Naples arr
IN aayS Srs Gisnsn Mayo For e
yus, Snow from NYork via Lisbon expected to load for
s.i Sa Smith, for Boo.
in pss SD Ts;ss bar.
Josn Welsh A mes Phil.dsiphis W..
t. o's' for sf''1 d only 7'
Boston, went 70 g. from Hsivo,s.uy, 2Sth.
2sh susps WATSON FOR remain ' ans sSe fruit
early only S s% Nichols
horn European dcstin alton not 6xed
1ss
Cook. Walton for LeshOrn. Sid 2is bark Ihons Locke
smyrna IN BALLAST Home Ports.
1ssI u FIELD, bs..cn ca steamer Albany. Hartford
AZ i S;s
sss ' Ss bar. 's s
S5il.sspssi Eii.ssssl on: Albany Sssssr Bssis Ss
John 6srvr ys a. %ve IA s ssis.
Tweed, Mary; saguna, imposed for Mediterranean
Clayton, SUPPOSED tor Pkadelpha Protection ana Penn
broke, supposed bound East.
CALAIS Aus e--Arr brig Calais LOckhar,, baltimore
| Hart. Rawey, NYork.
GARDINER, Aug. 7-Arr brig Nora, Jordan, Rondout,
| sehr Ophjr, smith, NYorE.
HARTToRD. Aug l2-Arr .shrs Eiba ssman. Phy.dsi.
phis; Barnes Stannatd NYork CaehW right Csvra.
ham, Sid 1lth schra Joseph HoL Parker Phia.
deIhiA A nildreth, Terry. Sag Harhor.
LEWES, Del, Aug IS 62AM-h ship sr posed TO be the
Lizzie Howard; small bark deeply lsdtn and two brigs
IN the onR, bound up The ship Yea King for
Jpsn Gel Sud bars Ecbo brigs Emma Saiah Ei,sabsth
Wotstob, Xebo pbob, belmont Locke Alexander Williams
ID Peubell Susan Duncan, RsDbog, t,srua,. Harriet
Realabite Bolt Mary Fsrrow Kinds tatamoros Gin
ue Angola, Victor, Charlotte. BonapsrA Brazilian.
stopt ~ pcfrs vert 30 soa this afternoon.
NEW ORPHANS Arg g. AR stesmfhi Crescent CitV,
New N0ff fft1 f58rt VI ttTt bark nj
PQYseR %, .laR,smahis Js!gsls AsgiaEell:
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IA, 1856
Cleared.

Cleared,
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish Norfolk, &c, Ludam &
Snip Man chester. Stall, San Francisco. Z GARNER
yasS.' aaaas ai Maders ssn 5% sousd Sss'"
Ad.n nur Charleston ss sposr :on
Ship Camden; Sherwood. Char!eston. Duaham Diuon.
i SsR Breasts s:Hs.f .sss a1 Co.
Barr Dyf S: n0Ts Msss a;;s
Bri faTS 81 Jss srsSs
Brig Msnon, Josnss Hamburg. schmidt 4 Sslehsn.
Brig CIsudius, Buddecke, Bremen. Sims = Huner.
Brig Corinth Chase Riohibucto Atkins & Co.
n Brig John Gutenberg, Hill, Phadelphia, Thompson &
Brig Lady Sale (Brl Flint. Yarmouth NB Middleton
KesrS Brothers Tovett csasss.on Hsrmony Neph:ws.
tGrss
sehr Echo. Lowdsn Phiisdeiphis McKee, I"A . ~
Scbr Hone Lundy Philadelphia
81: asss.i s:ss a
Steamer Novelty Bell Ph.dsioh S. master ."'''
sioep Charles. Rhodes. Providence, master.
ssg nsssrs Durham Dinou we're msds sy mistake
regular agents. Messrs Moller, Sand q Riera. -
Arrived.
and aa t To ksssI A: aa sh
brig s5 oss p Mobile Sr
clipper ship psf issiI
in slSs Ss.s with
mdse and passengers to lincoln Aug TO- lat 80 OIL Ion
~. passed bark w hite Cloud (of NYork)
steamship Southerner Foster ChAresto with mdse
passengers, TO Spoford, Tilcston L. Co.
Ship andrew Foster. Holberson Liverpool, July with
mdse a1 5S passengers, to d Ogden.
Ship Westphalia (Brem) Vessels Bremen 81 days, with
mdse and 1853 PASSENGERS to 0elrichs Il Co.
Ship Nathaniel Kimball OF Gardiner Mel Cox. Newport
W AZ days. With railroad iron and so passengers
July 81 lat AZ Ion o. spoke Br ship Wallace Quebec
for London.
Bark Norma (Brem) Hohorst Bremen. 80 days, with
% md 81 and l2s to Pspp; Co. July H s o.
Tor Baltimore.
Brig Crosse tBrem), wie4mann, Bremen % days, in
ballast with lN passengers Pope Co. July l6 lat
from st John NIB fer Cork
Brig Are Berry MarseaibO. via st Jaso. 81 days. with
Brig Rosalie tBr, Holmes Windsor, Ms. 10 days. win
Brig CHESAPEAKE fBr) Davidson, Windsor, Ms IL days
with plaster. 70 .--stcr
Brig s.Ss. Ring Ring Pensacola 20 days, with lumber
orig Kate Heath lof New Bedford). Lee. Philadelphia,
days for Boston. Put in being
schr Smith, Jones, Wilmington, NC. days, with
cotton and naval stores.
Schr Atlantic, Eickerson, Salem, 4 days.
Schr Detroit, Cannett, Boston for Albany.
Schr CathArne Hodgsou, Wiscasset.
Sailed.
Steamships Hermann Higgins, Bremen and Southamp ton
Glasgow Craig Glasgow; Roanoke Parrish, Rishmond Jas
Adger, Charleston.
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Passengers aailed.


mSnd Va MsniIson and lady Mary Maniisen, NYorii
's ~
hsssn a.I Se sss lidS
Ds Ras MI TIKI sr I,
fs: es's fhis:
MRS and Nay
B.FSsy
Is MhE
George George. John George Wsissf George Essbsh
ass s
MR.. maa w% uaa,n Peter
c.sas.S, 4.1sn., Mssf; fs.df &sss; sTsssI
end pure Bu.no: Ares Psyrs PSlohsI Gh.,!ss.on
5sp:is b Ws:Sssi ssa lady, vermont; 4 bsna.:si
s.tion . Rcns Ei.snSers hs..en cs:ss ssSssss.
S and ss!y No.
Martin Ohio Richard Cooke Engsnd Chas Treble, CaSs
S:os %
8, sS Bro Rose s
or Rochester; 4 Ifsws Pssesm CO. ',' '0'A' n
e. sn
shssy Sss.r: james &s~soi 4 I Rursh Van Ness.
sweensy. Pre.ho. James Lamb Jno Scope Miss Mary
M sSms RsPsy m
sanl Myer, Conangnsr. Brady, MsIntyrs Hsrnden,
Jas Keskpey Wilson, Sums WIN Pruett. Friquett
J Rogers, Muller Miss Ellen Casey. Mrs Tuft, Mrs
Farnsworth, Mrs Jefreys-2l In the steerage.
NORFOLK, 6c-Steamship Roam oke-E Rersey, Dame
Christian Tappsy lady child and servant, Mrs
Goodwin Mrs Cbsnb Quar- lady and two children,
w Cole. wArdsworth, Mrs Ross Mrs Clay child and
nurse. T Brooke, g Bogart, Bennett A. Lewis Mrs
Hi,is, W sishs Parks, : KuIg, KglP, 0iilsy, Dr.
Boynton. G Ward. Rhodes, Miss Kuet, w Black,
Col Smith, Mrs McDermott Mrs Nc Williams Hays,
BrndIsy USN. Hall, Capt Binney and lady. Wood
cook-37 In the steerage
PoRr PInIIr-Bris John scott-Nsssrs Rchd Williams
Ricbd CheesemAn, VIM Chedd John Darington Hugh Gil
meur, Joseph Harrison Joseph Wright John Wiper James
Wiper Anthony RcsAl Pierson Woodman Mr. Swift Peter
Murphy. Andrew McGrsgor. Edwd Fordrsd John Rhodes
Mundy NJ Graham George sidlsy Thomas DoMlins John
shony Lee, Levi Reh james Resrdon Mr. Gendnning Mr.
and Mra Regain and child Mrs DARLINGTON and children
Mrs Matilda Wiper. Mrs Woodman and obild, Mrs McGrs
TOR, Mrs Fordred. Mrs Rhodes and child Mrs Rowe.
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On Friday August 10 FERDINAND, only son Of Christian
and Rachel echwarzwaelder aged IL years and months
The friends and scquaintances Of the family res
pectfuy invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
0ence Of his parents No Henry street. this Sunday
sKernoon, ct o'clock.
o. Saturday morning. August IA, Mrs Many Avn Nc
svt .NEv In the 51st year Of her age.
me friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence Of her brother In law, Mr.. s. Hatfield No 40
Eat Twenty. eighth street.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, papers please copy.
On Saturday, August H. GREcoRr DoRAr, son OF Mary
and Gregory boran aged year and months.
The fiends and scquain ances Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon
NJ 81 clock from No rs Whitehall street without fur
ther invitation The remains will be taken TO Eleventh
street foi interment
On Saturday August H. after lingering Illness
CAtHEHNE wife Of O. A. Dunscomb in the Both year
u her ago
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral Monday afternoon M
4ocock nom her late residence No ll2 Mndson street
On Saturday morning August IA, MARGARET AiNo.
WON wife q benjamin AingWoth aged 80 years
Her frepd. and specifically request.
c. 10 sIs L3T tG1srj thus pfssnoop e.co The Dem
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NrS Enthusiastically VIM Psnn-T Culburn, J C
JenLns, z Waylsnd. Fog. g Mathews Shylock,
l. Einlsy. Mrs Goodin. Miss Z Regan, Miss Burk,
Mrs Burk DR. Shearer Davis Mrs Moran, Mr. FISH
and lady. Pepin sizer. Capt Parsons, Richards
J Wilson, L Wenham, Chin, Lorenzo, Capt Martini u
FaIrpston. Fontaine-s2 in the steerase:
CHARLEsToN-steAmshi Southerner-F Beattie and
lady. master Beattie. Banks, Elfe, Hawkins.
Patton Cress and lady Miss Grayson, Hene aud LADY
Chapman. jr, Bennett lady, and child, G King
Prince Dunlap Msnssuit layer, M.fst9n
Mise Dawson. Maxyett. Rev Dixon Miss Legare and
servant, NcKes-l5 in the steerage.
NEwPoRr, w-Ship Nathaniel Kimball-Rev VIM Price
lady and daughter.
LivERPoOL-Ship Andrew Foster-Mr w X Brinckley.
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On Thursday August IL, at st. Marys Church, by the
Right Rev Bishop Byrnes Of Little Rock Ark, walter
j. 0UoHToS to MARY A. 8 WHITE, only daughter Of
Henry and Mary Ann White. all Of this city.
On Friday evening, August IL, by the Rev, A. H.
Held, Mr.. A. H. MULLER Of New York, to Miss NATALIA
FuLLGRArF, Of Brooklyn, L. 1.
At Worcester. ON Wednesday, August IL, by Z. b.
stoddard, Eco, Mr. SENECA THOMAS to Miss CLARssA A.
DARLiSo both Of Worcester Mr.. T. Is rs years old and
soldier In the battles Of Lundy's Lane Chippewa
and several with the Indians lie has taken
blooming bride Of 80 To comfort him In his old age.
At Easron. Md, on Thunday, August IL by Rev. Mr.
Apnier DR.. j. L. ADKIss o. 8. Army, to Miss MARY Il.
UuGHiyIT Of Easton.
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TeIegraphic Reports.

CBARLEsToS, August IL, 1902.
Cotton.sales to day 400 bales The weeks business
bse been LOO bales the market closing rm with up
ward tendency. Middling quoted at lie. a Ike Re
ceipts Of the week 600 bales stock on hand, 7150
bales Rice sells Mt 81 rs So all qualities having
sidernby advanced the market being almost bare the
estimated balance Of the old crop 1900 TO 900 srces
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Hon John J. Criuend.n, Attorney General Of the
United strtee II at the Bellevue House Newport
Gov nelms, Of Kentucky, IA at the Ocean House New
port
tucky, on the 7th instant.
ssty individuals arrived at Newport Thursday for
q short scjouIn, among whom II Judge Glen, Of Phi
lsAtlpbla.
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Carr. MARCY. We are glad to learn that intel
iietnce reached the War Department, yesterday witch
sspgbese the belief that the report Of the massacre Of
of Capt. Marcy and hs command IL ialse.-Inengcacd,
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THB Pueblo lEDIANs We learn that while these
wfk bayeg and nofensiye Indians perambulatiDg
Through streets yesisrdy tbey eet upon ana
rfun,a BY b. " who's iuct this occasion,
vas Agbly dsgrLs tCopr cty.--H asnngtcn Republic,
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THRoUoH TO SAN FRANCISCO AT RKDUolp

vNHR0UGH TO BAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED
rates-New York and San Francisco Steamship Line
The Few and splendid steamship UNITED STATES, lSN
for sor w TAX: her
81 come citing a. psnsms with the double engine
A. Cole DER which steamer awaits the arrival
passengers at Panama By the UnitsdStstes from New
cisco direct without q ntsrmedate ports Thas:
By this route and experienced Is attach
ed each vessel Books now and tckets for
sale. Applyte DAVIS, BROOKS CO.,
General Agents % Beaver street, or
JONES Il JOHNSON,
10I West street, corner Of Liberty strest.
Passengers blythe United States will dsembsrk slongA,
he wharf 1T Aspnwa and take the Panama nov
opened TO Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
to Gorgona.
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The new steamship columbi. WIN Ply between sas Iraa-
CISCO md ports Oregon awaiting at the former tAs
Arrival ofehe mails and from Pansma and return
Ing without delay with the mails and passsngs for IL
passage by ths United States mail steamers from Nsv
Pacific Rates Of fare from PananA 70 6a1
Francisco on the most favorable terms regular lns q
propeers will be kept for the Of sie
and transient passengers between Panama and SAa
ssoo One ofthe above steamers will keep up the
don between Acapulco and other Mexican ports EaAh
snfsr y allowed go Ss no. ssseS
Chagrss 70cent foot and from Panama San Fra
esco 81 the rate Of 500 For freight paaEA
Con- panies liz West street, Of Warren New YoT
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
~ Pany-For Mobile stopping at Havana the new side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. Shufoldt
Us NJ sonmsndsr. The Black Warrior z nov ready =
on "Wednesday August 25h at IL o'clock precisely from
pier foot Of Harrison street, N Passage $6 Freight
f1ssh. shipped * the Mail Line free Of charges and
freight received after p NJ, Tuesday Aug 2th. The
Black Warrior to the wharf with all Par
cells will be received for Mobile the
fee till o NJ the day of sailing For further par
LIviNGSiON, CRoCHERoN g. CO., No. 81 Broadway.
NJ B. Bills Of lsdng for the special Of this line
be had of Arthur Burnet satoners No. 81 Wall street.
No bills Of adng signed after the ship has sailed The
ery buliop stones metals unless bills Of
ladDg signed therefor and the value therein
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Connecting with the Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Only through United States Mail Lime California
0rsssn via Aspinws and Papsna The sPlendid aat
steamer In the world 500 tons burthss. H. j. HarsAe
" Navy Commands will sail Friday, August ~ 81
Ms,sh ,iys. F:ss M: S.s.n.sP cs.p.;y: .ss:
receive the lllinois mails and SAL immediately for ssn
Iraneisee No Efforts will be spared the part II the
so%Sr. .sd safety Rates Of far. % A.pa
800 second cabin standess t45 steersge. $ Passengers
Will landed ~ the railroad wharf 81 AspnwAM free
Tranet OF the sthus Ut the
securing through By the United States Nail stes
ers from New York. have preference Of
board the Pacific Nail Steamers Rates Of
70 San Francisco the most favorable tsrms Tor freight
OF passage apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the once
New York.
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The FaaheuIes.

The following statement shows the allowances to
sell employed in the fisheries, and bountes picked
fish exported from January 1920 to June 80. 1851 =
Bo,f1;ies0n .aHuDraces IN
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LIMITED srATEs NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting With the racao Man SssAnship Conpaay
only through o. Nan line fer California and Oregon, N
Aspinwan aaa PAnamaBy order Of the PostmastG Gene
go. tie United State. AAI steamers, with the srsat %
Orleans the It'll and I'd Whom these dates q
!ewnS The Paoif. mail In readiness ss
Uljtsd States kal ssssmsaip Com pany TIs slswins
GEORGIA. 5000 tons CRESCENT CRY SOD seas
OHIO; 5000 tons 0AEROK 81. ..l.S0 toaa
e e:
Leaving New Yeii for X;p..ai on the iih and sS .
The ns1 steamships 81 Dorado and Falcon viii torn q
iirect - between Now Orleans and Aspnwsn Leaving
The 7hAnd 20 Of each month and forming with the PsoAe
steamships through line TO and from New 0rlesss aAA
ports In Asxco California and Oregon. Passage from No.
Orleans csn be secured from Armstrong, Harris o.
agents at that place.
THE RArxs TRoM rev YORK TO AsPIrwALL VILE m
For Ladies' Saloon State Roons.
Lower An AID Forward saloon Rooms.
second CABIN Ssandses. ...................3
are landed al the railroad depot. i.,inws
cree expense The railroad being in operation sas
he transit Of the Isthmus may DO performed n sron
eighteen to twentyfour hours-ehe pense which yAr
Eon SO to SIS. to be borne BY the passengers.
PACIFIC MAIL srRAMsHIP COMPANY
The public informed that under the arrAnesnma
Of this company inspected and b. Ah0
I s.s. H Il isS
Immediately arrival Of the Atlantic mails and Sen Ea
81 Acapulco reserve boat VIII be kept at each end q
shs route to accidents The following
belonging TO the Psclbo Mall Steamship Company neV
on ns f.cine one of which will DO always In vert ~ sss
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EOR SAVANNA H-U s. NAIL LINE OF OCEAN
steamships, every Saturday, at 4oclock, r, M, from
Aueust FLORIDA. capt. }; Lyon. 18th August thence
time be coppered painted are in per-
feet order and viii regularly above For
ply on board, for passage to
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OTHER MEETINGS,


Meetings bad been called In Hancock and Baldwss Z
counties for the purpose Of eectng delegates 70 the
ron ention
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LSOR CHARLESTON-sEMIwEEK U. S. MAIL
Line The fsvorte steamship SOUTHERNER, w.
Foster Commander win leave pier No.. Mr., Wed
freight, apply board, where all bills Of fading viii be
signed, and for passage. at the office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO, 48 South street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT;mTHE NEW DOUBLE
commander will leave pier No East river, for the above
port direct, Friday, August 20th four O'clock,
sage in Cabin SO In stssssgs SIS For freight
srto :. LINCOLN & CO., II Pearl 81
Measurement goods $50 per cubic Shippers
iadins Sas others WIN DO signed which be had
signed only board No freight received or bills Of
lading signed after two o'clock The day sailing The
and sail Monday September 9Th ct four O'Clock NJ
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suNHE MAHklED WOnAN,B PHlNAT6 MBDICAk
NJ. conIs,i1..By DR. I Msusissss Proissso.
Price 81 Years Of suffering physical and saSs
the husband, might have been spared ssessc1
Of this work IL intended especially for the msrrisi =
those contem plating marriage dissloses importeSx
secrets, which should be known TO them pArtcuarly.
either budding into womanhood other IN the deein
ofyears In whom nature oontempatss ckan
can discover the causes toms most scicSX
remedies asd most certain node Of every CON
to which her sex u subject s'
lbxtrscs !" letter froa gentlsman in Daytoa, OhisJ
Dr. a hAuRIcEAut- DAyror Nay I, I8A
NY DEAR srR-My wife has been psrceptibly sninr fss
some three years In consequences Of her ssz
gsish and suffering months bore during
and Frustrating herr putting her life In imminent dagger
and yhcb Was on the last oooasics despaired OK sap
posed this state Of things inevitable and rehgnsd my
sfto meet he worst this time about Awo mcnths1
hearo your book highly spoken Of containing mat
rs reaching my On It's receipt and Perua canAoA
express 70 yon the relief affords my Distressed mind asd
e joy tie psges impaired TO wife on learning thai ths
srest dioovery Of Desymesux provided remedy n
oPeuce prospect 60 which little conceived pcsd
bic but for THE ,nothe would have ovs
my head, In all hum probability wife would have bssn
IN her and my chile rem left motheriess
tis Of course fmpraoticahle ~ tha
serious subects sateo Of az they Of stvosiy
esye For sale ~ 90 Rrrerwsy. No Actor hsusa
and Of tho pubisAng otnc. 100 berty Yorn
Little Co Albany Josth Tucker, Mohls alabama. Il
Paterson, % Cbe.tpu otreet philadelphia 90 To re-
sept oi 81 copy will sntted by ma free COST
the rvited Ststes All Iettnr1 m rnt il
addressed. post paid ttnp 4 wAURTCYAU hox go
New lsrk ci.y. oEae. TT ldtery agpet
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rc-'Y THEAns.-Soos. opu !. /. ,< ,ov,--
o s. ::ls:s ss:.: s..s r. IS
Monday sv.sias. A. 10 xaoaalssss NJ great ws.ra
Of 'A' Ago. u" Ha Hs'i Ss..ss or MAGIC 90.
NATIoSALTREAraE.o HATnAN srR.Er-DooKs
A. opss ~ n, :I eur, N r.ss. - ~ ssiosk Monday
'''n'ns August 10 sI.H !: s'r, SUPss
Professor Honey and Son viii execute shs .eAfsrfs
ROUGH DIAMOND.
RARNUHs AMERICAN nUsEUh.-ADxIssION, 70
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piss ssrsaAdsrs who with Mics Eama Leslie the ,sis
viii y%' '':
ooleol. The living serpen Ostrich. 10.
CBxlsTY's OPERA HOUSE xEoHANIcs HALL NO
turing he Sesn sLsn iurtss. aosoe Uadsr tho manage
:lsspsssli, that ne s.sutd.S .s.aoa. sss,
eerts are discontinued
assemsas Of 4. Wood. Administer. Cents: oaii Iron
:. os ST.
su,dsy asernos. concerts arc discontinued uas further
VAUxHALL GARDEN-ANTH0NY's SECOND GEL
IN sbr.ssa s.rss With Bali ri,s ana tamiaaso.
and saloon. At the Of opposite sixth
street The musical s.Sd will b composed sixty
Enee % cents The celebration ~ six 90
i EAS NEL0DEON, NO. 60 B0WERY, DIRECTLY
IL opposite the Bowery Thestre, known ths Psla
OF Beauty. The above elegant ssSsbshuent every
evening, and on Wednesday aad saturday Atternoons
meats All ladies appear Tho 'Bloemer Troupe oom-
posed entirely of ladies' under tho direction of Me
Louise jerome, will appear In variety u songs, bs-
lads duets Co.. Also several Boomer wAltzes
60 Each lady is dressed in different costume
the let dazzling and brilliant appearance i'm
Groups ofivng marble stasuary will be introduced, pe
sonatng some gatest pictures Of ancient
great variety Of will be given
be seen at other place OF smassmen in New York Ad
IN PEiyss: boxes. 80 Orchestra Seats
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE
George Les, Proprietor.-The above establishment Il
every afternoon ut O'clock and In the evening"
or the purpose Of Classic And original
Living Statuary BY Nile Cabinets Troupe Of Model Ar
Mst together with variety of beautiful perfor
Tor full PARTICULAR bills ofoach day AdmsonSsst
livate boxes 90 oents stage seats with cushioned
advantageous to play engagements At the Front street
Theatre, Baltimore and Ptsburg Theatre the ensuing
At both establishments their pieces will be placed
upon tho stage in superior STYLE All letters directed
JOSEPH G. FOSTER, Lessee and Manager Nationsl
Theatre Philadelphia where his panies pre-
pairing for the summer Season. will meet with prompt
tention.
WASHINGTON TnEATRE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
men. Of acknowledged talent in the profess
sion, DESTROYS OF making engagements 1T this
die Of November next will be pleased to address their
plicatiops Mr.. p. RICHlNGS, 4 Walnut street