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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

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incfeaSe Hrst TWO weeks IN july 1901 ..... S2175O
The dry goods business is markedly on the increase
staple goods are active and there l. doing In dress
goods Tho aggregate of business bids fair to be large
this fall and at good average prices a. stocks are not
relatively to the demand very heavy Prices Of wooep
cotton and silk goods all upward in their tendency
Linen goods are being imported lower rate Heavy
brown heetngs are in continued good request at re
7lc. shrtings sell steadily--thc supply Is limited
Bleached goods with moderate stosk and good demand
are very regular and firm in price. Brown drills are
ac.ive ior shipping at l@c.-the same range
brown sheetngs Bleached drils from Il TO &c. and
blues &C. Ornaburgs are in very moderate supply and
firm DENNIS are inactive; prices range from i to &c.
Low priced staples are dull the better qualities
IN demand at full prices Printing csihs are higher by
sci ther range Is nov 81 BE- The demand In regular,
but moderate Prints not very active but mode
rate enquiry exists for the early fail trade. Ginghams
are quiet but steady. Delanes appearing in good
assortment and large supply the market but the de-
mand has hardly commenced The most active trade Is
sold not being replaced; prices keep strengthening
Cassmeres active mostly fanciee nj full asking rates
satinets continue firm but not plentiful There Is an
increasing inquiry for Sleeps grays and prices NOV
ing upwards. Tweeds are heavy in price, with a
large supply. Jeans are quiet flanncis in fair
request, at full rates blankets moderately On
There Is increased inquiry this week. for foreign
goods with staples and dress goods at tho enhanced
rates asked French and German cloths sell we'll and
British heavy woollens also Plain and figured French
silks are in better supply and sell more b,iskIy ben
much wanted Nelvetings scarce and in demand and
All fancy vestngs command ready sale Ribbons are
SUN oown but the supply Is complete and the de-
nand VIII soon open French and British delanes are
selling moderately but the supply is very limited being
nearly driven out by domestic styles The higher grades
imported alone, are wanted ut full The imports
continue light and the first demand for the fall season
alone IL provided for The later importations will proba
~ az ngner rate as foreign manufacturers are only
working TO order and not yet for the chance Of market
~ ~ whcn orders flow in slowly the other side that
an , are induced TO produce speculation
ana TINS happens. most usually later the season The
steady advance in materials inducing cautions pur
cafes by manufacturers lest prices should advance still
arher VIII keep the sort Of speculation alluded TO- in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17
The Weekly Herald.

NAILS FOR EUROPE, BY THE WASHINGTON.
The New Yonx WEEKLY HERALD will be published at
half past nine o'clock this morning It's contents will
embrace the important Of the week Single copies
in wrappers ready for mailing for the interior, by the
steamship Washington for Europe, be obtained at
ths cffice
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wonder AZ Thousands who knew him some ten
years When put before tho public his truly
deu he had dollar to call his En-
rng tho market against excellent remedi ~ wealth and
many whom have made their fortunes and
tired enyna DR. X almost aoEe IN biz 81 ~ Friends aud
monty are coming from every quatter While many arc
Ia he fashionable Watering places distributing thou
saads n rsmains at h extensive and beautiful
on al Yenhers makes from So 00to $1,000 Here
Ia one Of the great leading features VI his success
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ing Razors in perfect orderThs article has been long
and known to the public the inventor having
received medals and diplomas she Worlds
Fair 1t exhibited amongst several hundred specimens
Of srops and then pronounced by the
have equal producing the keenest possible edge to
razor Certificates Of it, naerul from Dr. Joha
Grescom, Dr. Valentine Mott General James ralmadge
President Of the American Institute, Mikin, cutler
the royal and others be atths
depot, No. z Aston House. and 3S7 Broadway.
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DANIEL WEBSTER, AND Mr. GRISSELL AND Mr..
DRAPER-The mysterious desertion Of Mr.. Webster
by Mr. Simeon Draper and Mr.. Moses II. Grinnell,
ct the Baltimore convention, when, probably they
might have nominated the great statesman had
they stuck to him-the mystery Of their desertion
and Of their fraternal cooperation upon Gen Scott.
is just coming to light Some Of the Seward. scott
organs Of "the rural Districts" with good deal &c
putting, have proposed Mr.. Simeon Draper a. tho
wing candidate for Governor. That fixes him. Is
Gen. Scott is elected, and Mr. Grnnell is appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury or Minister to England,
that will fix him; and the accounts on both sides
will be fairly squared and balanced In such an
event, the almanac makers will be at no loss in ac-
counting for the conversion Of Messrs. Draper and
Grinnell from Webster 10 Scott. Politics are very
interesting science in these days, and old muske.s
are cheap.
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1erThs exquisite and long established article for
n preserving nvigorstcg and stimulating the Of
The hair well healing sxtraneons affections Of the
scalp and destroying dsndruf ehectuav,
and sold at CRISTAD0R0S Wig Establishment, No. o As
To- Houso
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Ourt Who runl Why The gray hairs They totally Dis
appear under the influence Of DhVISS Rahvene which
them change 90 their original natural color by
actirr upon the roots Price 20 cents BOTTLE For
at the d. No. 500 Grand street. aud nos
Iq2 sdeay 27g Wnshlnetn street, 52 Hudson street,
and va Bowery; and 40 Nos l76 Fulton street. 10
Atlantic street, brooklyn.
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anbleI will take consumptive patients upon the follow
ing tsrnsI will take pay they die while taking the
Nervous Antdote-no matter bow long-hut they shall
dollars week, when they WELL for all the time
under three months and II they doubt then Of being
thoroughly cured they specify time they choose
under three but they must dollar week for
at the expiration Of the given period Int thing
II they do not survive. TALBOT WATTS
Elcntrn Narnet;n Nery;at. 124 Grnen xieh street..
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Boots Shoes and Caters it is very important
good articles for deal Of thrown away upon
poor leather Mr.. A. BROOKS has been many years
in Fulton street. and has achieved enviable
tion for selling the best Boots and Shoes at the lowest
prices His old store, No. 100, found to be INSULT
cen to accommodate the immense of custom he has
secured by his fair DEALING and he has accordingly
leased an stocked the store No. 1856 which is little nearer
Broadway Those in pursuit. of the best articles at the
lowest prices can be accom- modated at either store
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Theatrical.

THE FRENCH SPANISH DANGERS AT NIBLo's-SE-
SoR,TA soTos BESErr.-Senorita Soto, the beautiful
brilliant backeyed Spanish dansese takes her benefit at
Niblo's this evening Her nare and exquisite style Of
performing the graceful dances Of her native land have
won the admiration and awakened the wonder of all who
have seen her in them and senorta Soto has already
become the most popular artistic have had for several
years She appears tonight in three Spanish dances
La Manoa lei Xaeo de Here's" and El Bolero de Ca
dis and IL is not promising too much to say that in her
execution Of them she cannot fail to charm all behoders
Madame pougaud and the talented French troupe will
lend their services to render the occasion worthy Of the
most extensive patronage
Inc French Opera Comique Company. with Madame
Fleury Jolly, Menehand GRAFT and other excellent ar
s, are giving their classic in Broadway
theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

Hsir Dye the best discovered for cong the hair
whiskers the moment 1t appea The wonderful and
certainty with whish this favortc and old established Hair
Dye performs ia astonishing 1t is for sale applied, at
BATCHELORS Wig Factory, No Wall street. Copy the
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Total fund

PnoT DRowNED.-on Thursday evening the steam
boat Island City running between New York and Flush
ing made fast at the pier adjoining the Catharne ferry
for the purpose of landing the children Of the Sunday
school connected with Rev J. G. Green's church. who
had been to Flushing picnic excursion After land
ing the passengers the officers of the boat fastened to
east off. and make their New York landing, being some.
what behind time; and in doing the pilot Mr. Bena.
jab Jarvis jumped upon the dock and in attempting to
struck against the guard. aud fell overheard He
the surface twice but owing to the panic that prevailed
no successful effort made to him. Mr. Jarvis
about Is years OF and eavesa wife who resides
at Roslyn. /. lie formerly employed pilot on
the Fulton ferry but lost his situation by the strikei
In May last. lie had been employed pilot on the
Island City since June and well skilled in the nayi-
CATION Of the Sound About O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon, his body recovered within few feet of the
spot where he fell From the appearance Of the head
which il considerably bruised he must have struck
against the ground, which rendered him insensibe
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OF are pronounced the most perfect OF nature
YET invented Those wanting very article snond
call At BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory NO wal
street. where be found the largest and best aasortmens
In the city, Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

THE New YORK CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The mana
gers of the New York Crystal Palace are going
forward with their scheme in earnest. Read their
circular, which we publish to-day. They have
already secured subscriptions to the amount Of
5000 900, ten per cent Of which has been paid in.
The plans of the edifce in the hands Of the
architects The site is space Of $50 feet square of
the Reservoir square, which will admit of an i'm
mense building, though by no means equalling the
crystal monster Of Hyde Park. Charles Buschek,
Austrian commissioner to the late London exhibit
tion is designated general foreign agent for this
American experiment Of a worlds fair; and the
experiment is to be made it is to be hoped that all
citizens Of the United States interested in this
crystal palace of the great metropolis of the New
World will unite in their exertions to make the affair
respectable and creditable to American skill and
enterprise, even in the estimation of the Old
World
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paten at his residence No Is Barclay street from A. NJ
to r. NJ Diseases II the matter Of how long stand
ing however obstinate they be in their be
effectually eraaieated and permanent effected.
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have their unceasng attention to the percng of
these useful articles and have hand large assortment
Of construction suitable to the wants Of the travelling
mupty. For sale at SAUNDE No. Aston House. and
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whose hair had been turned Of six eclorote bright pur-
pe-by perncous Hair Dye. Cristadoros Liquid Hair
bye, the contrary always imparts natural black
brown and improves the condition of the fhre Applied
and sold at CRIsTA D0ROS, No Astor House. Private
ooms for applying the Dye.
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establishment Of the hair, to prevent its falling and
turning gray The Kathairon, being from
cid OIL and all coloring properties leaves tho hair olear
rich, soft and glossy Sold by every druggist in New
York. Brooklyn, and throughout the world.
=. THOMAS LYON, I6l Broadway, N.
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Gouraud,s LIQUID Hair DYE. is. withou

exception reservation the very best equal
Pies, feekles salownsss, chaps, roughnes 80 Poudre
Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the body Liquid
Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss at 81 Walker street,
near Broadway.
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toie Shell Dress Combs the newest French patterns The
variety embraces every style of imported home
facture. Combs msde to ord Ter tnd repaired.
A. g. j. SAUNDERS. 3S7 Broadway.
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warchea and D,an,o

Watches and Diani0nds.-A Are assort-
prices Good epnes low So Diamonds in the pack
age st per carat in lots hererom to suit
Elan ond rings, pins, Ec Mt manufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT Ssl Broad way, stairs
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that he has 500 Broadway where he ~
s heretofore all diseases the Eye and Ear from TO
o'clock daily Dr. Powelrs Treatise the Eve be
procured at his office. Also Artificial Eyes just ported
which will move and look like che natural eye.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THE FINANCES THE CITY-The Finance Committee
Of the Common Council submitted a statement of the
amounts to be raised by tax for the year commencing
September LIST, 1852, of which the following the
totals
For interest on city bonds, Washington Park bonds
sinking fund, appropriations to City Hospital Fire De-
partment fund repairing streets wells and pumps and
contingent. Observation-Disclosures. S12S4i9 "A
Salaries Of various city officers ....... 1880 90
For Common School purposes ............ 10000 90
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LOLA Monies AND HER ENEMIES From one of
Kossuths penny organs-the funky organ-we re-
publish elsewhere a very smart letter written by
Lola Monies, in reply to some of the ISLANDERS in
the same newspaper against her character. 1t is
written with all her ferte, and smacks much of her
style and spirit.
Kossuths funkes must be hard driven for Illus
trations and poorly supplied with cearness of ideas,
when it is necessary to rake up the scandal Of the
lowest journalism in Paris, against defenceless
artiste and friendless woman, in order to point its
arguments, or elevate its style. If there is any
thing mean, venal, or more cowardly than monkey
in breeches it is the exhibition of pretending
to be man, assailing woman, under any circum-
stances, or under any provocaton. Whatever Lola
Monies may be, her male slanderers are utterly
beneath contempt, and only deserve to be trotted
through Broadway in the carts of the dirt collectors
and sold for dogs meat out of town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

WAITING FOR THE EcHo.-Our contemporaries of
this city are all dumb concerning the native Anne
rican platform of Gen. Scott, extracted from the
files of the National IreHigencer, and published in
the HERALD. They are waiting its reception at
Washington. They are waiting for the echo. Let
it come, for we, too, are waiting for the echo.
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will found at the of the Canton Tea Company No.
IS Chatham street (between Pearl and Roosevelt )the
Oldest establishment in the city We readers
that they do better here than elsewhere either at whole
ale retail. They have no branch stores.
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Clothing comprehensive and the system of purchasing
goods. established by the proprietor, L. ROGERS gives
him such command Of the markets abroad that every
article Of clothing sold in that immense eddce he a
forded from thirty to forty cent under ordinary prices
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A NOVEL SPEcTAcLE.-To see at this season Of
the year, when there is election at hand several
attachments Of men, in various parts Of the city,
actually engaged in cleaning the streets.
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Words cost NOTHING, il is said, but the word

of tradesman should be his bond. When GREEN No.
Astor House promises set of Shirts from his famous
tsbhmcnt they delivered at the hour in advance
OF IT, such shirts. fitting we'll and made exquisitey
cannot be had elsewhere In this broad Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

THE COUNTRY AND THE CURRENCY.-This coun-
try, apparently, was never so fourishing at this
moment, and its currency never expanding with
greater rapidity. Bank paper, railroad stocks,
bonds Of all kinds, State stscks city and village
bondsevery thing in the shape of credit, is increas
ing at a rate much faster than even the imports OF
Californian gold can meet were they two millions
week. The effects Of these movements are to build
up new structures, construct railroads everywhere,
tear down good old buildings and put up ones, to
launch out into all sorts of expenses, and to import
more foreign merchandise than the United
States witnessed before Last year our foreign inn
ports were two hundred and twenty millions. This
year they will be two hundred and forty millions;
and next year they will probably amount to two
hundred and sixty millions.
Thus we 60, expanding, building, spending, rush.
ing, and crushing, until another great crisis like
that Of lSl7-lS20 or ls37-IS40, shall be over us.
said British statesman, "and don't care who is
King. I will govern the country as wish" Who
controls the currency of the United Statesl Not
the general government not the State governments,
not Wall street, not the banks. Who controls it,
then Tom, Dick and Harry-every fellow who
chooses to organize bank the new patented free
banking plan. In spite of all the gold coming from
source of paying for the balances of trade; and the
country, in a few years, must prepare to look out
for a commercial revulson, which will throw into
the shade all preceding ones in the history of COM
merce.
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Delicious yinnds,-There Is not Ia tn

whole city finer stock of choice Wines, and Sc
than to be found at the store of Messrs NJ b.
PETERS CO. No. 800 Broadway. Thase gentlemen
agents the celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne for which
there recently been such extraordinary demand
from all
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able labor saving Machines continue to attract great deal
Of from the amateur we'll the professional
seamstr Principal Office 25S Broadway, whore they
sold at the low price Of S2 and where the public
invited to call and examine them in operation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

Dutohnaa It's fourth volume. this week with
entire paper, and many other improve
nents II now the bsstookins and largest paper N the
weeb number, entitled Creoles and Fbusteros the
Invasion Of Cuba For sale by Dexter Br her Halock
and all other dealers In the country.
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Fulton street the place excellence to get really
good handsome and durable shoes WATKINS offers none
but the articles all of his manufacture and the
swness of his prices surprising considering the quality OF
his goods
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Sunday Trip to Ncwburg aud intermediate
Plaees.-1he steamboat THOMAS Z. HULSE will make
her asua to Sunday leaving Jay street pier
at IL o'clock in the morning
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Wet requiring articles Of Clothing made to order in
fashionable and at moderate prices requested
TO call at G. b. CLARKES 1l6 William street. Established
in l4,) where they will be dealt with such terms
i'm
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Iht lHhArnrs-The respective places Of amusement
offer entertainments for this evening Of an attractive cha
racter For particular refer our readers to the ad.
Vertising columns
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tafiOn to the World-MILLET tho Music and MUSICAL
srumen dealer has just published the above excellent
that bid fair T. be the popular printed
Net has also for sale all the Music and n large
sorment of Musical Instruments Tor bands Summaries
professors and the public generally The trade
supplied hillets Music Saloon, S29 Broadway Agent for
Watts N, ryous Antdote.
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To the Publlc.-SlO,OOO worth Of Spring
style hats and Caps this day selling At
below cost at Feenys 5 Bowery to make room for
the fall style, which Is in process of manufacturing
J. r. FEENY, 52ls Bowery
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a & 10 t1s Sunday leaving jay street pier
Pavilion, New Brighton.-rhis Estabiish-
ments for the and the proprietor v be
happy make with parties who desire 10
miles and the sIip !. performed steamboat II
N;s BRIGHTON y and ia and go, and
cd as the season advances +. BLANCHARD.
Mr.. sartaIn, the eminent engraver OF PHI
that the s.psrS sTsysn
}ection tssi They are worth visit from ali want
pictures
Brady's National Gallery or Dsxaerreo-
and * :ss % IL , TN
Of the great men q the DAY viii here ind
friend Of ours once observed, In refer
Ss si H. asm on ssa he
We do not know that such is the with THOMPSON
every part the civilized
wheseye they universally admired Rooms
Twenty-fve cent Daguerreotypes.--The
EEEs & CO, $50 BroadX.y whose new eenoern opened
yesterday with crowd oil day demanding the
Of ts
superior style for half the money.
Just added to their valuable Of European Pictures
this celebrated leader OF the bon ton which may be
Galleries. 23 Broadway, next to the American Hotel
Straw Goods and Summer Hats, Reduced,
at Frermans so Fulton street near Cold Panama Hats
81 so to ST. Drab Beaver 81 80 to So So These prices
designed close out the stock call before purchase
FREEMAN, 80 Fulton street.
To the Publlc.-SlOOOO worth of Spring
style and Caps this day selling At twenty-five per
cent below cost Feenys 52 Bowery to make for
the fall STYLE which is in process Of manufacturing.
J. r. FEENY, 52la Bowery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the South and
Wet requiring articles Of Clothing made to order in
fashionable and at moderate prices, requested
to call at G. b. CLARKES 6 william street, Established
in 1874 where they viii be dealt with such
shall insure their future custom Citizens already know
him.