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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

SUSPENSIONS, rArLUREs, ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
From he Indcpensent, July
ms following are the reported failures, assignments,
y n Holu, Manchester, N. a. mIed
Potter 4 shauuck, Providence, r. l., hilcd.
W. Q. AMMAN Co New York city, X, suspended In
n A. Perkins, New York city, failed.
se,r a 1 which, "a, pun.lo, \. Y, nilei
Nathaniel Waterbury Saratoga Springs, n Y, failed
Nash, o.kneld, n r., assigned liabilities about
$4,000.
G n 9. Cha,s, Little Valley, N. Y, assigned.
Potter, Conrad o., Pbsdelphia, Penn, sus ,ssdsd
liabilities said 10 be about slt0 COO
Humphrey, Northrup \ Gregory, Arlington, Penn, sus
John Q snyder, Berry vine, Va, assigned.
Hum Kennedy, Middleown, bet faied-
Nanesmi 4 McMurphy odessa, Del, suspended
James Noxoa Son, Washington, D. G., sold out and
suspended.
Black Co, Elizabeth City, n. G., suspended
Wv Griffin nizabeth CITY, N. G., failed.
ssas w SssGa Scu nsass,s ey ss assigned
l. J. latham, Houston, rexas, suspended.
DIXON Graham, Frankfort, Ky, fsiIsd and ssssosd.
BROWNE gsssSs ses1s Ss aes ss:p sS ss''d
H. Marvin, Toledo, Ohio, assigned.
Ikapdsr Hall, Ashabus, Ohio, fslIsd and assigned.
w. ,. Massey, Nobleevillc, Ind, assigned.
p. Burliossme, Chicago, nj. suspended.
ssr " .s'i a.! sSsfRSa .. Psw sri nj, .lsa
Bcecber clnsmsn, Fort Clinton, N iAaled
d. H. al Russell, Adrian, Mich. fa'lcd
ruaer a Church. tanesyille, Wis suspended.
N D. Chase 4 Co, Green Bay, Wn., assigned 70 l. 3
Flax.
Keenan, 4 Co, Dubuque, Iowa, assigned 70 YIN.
Hyde Decker, Dubuque, Iowa. suspended and sod Qua
IL Turner, kuscstne, Iowa, suspended
wilcox Green, Monmouth, Iowa assigned.
Casson Iund, ~ AnsgAr, owa, assigned TO j. n smith.
n Fitzgerald Co, San Francisco, Gal, failed
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fAAp.u nssrfsrsd with Ne customary prenps.sn Of
tbs 20 tha nearly s.sht e'usaok bsssrs
,Ae octux va. 70 order BY she President rusuah
Psse Mr. Mathew kaury w,s S.ssa SECRETARY yvv ten.
after which the minutes Of Tho last meeting wdss rssd and
approved.
tesu. W. 4 Bailey, Gardner @. Rowland aai LsSi,
Roberts we're unani nousy chosen members Of the Cham
ber Mr.. Caleb Barstow was elected 10 al vacancy In
the Committee OF Arbitration.
me PRESIDENT spsounced that the report OF the jout
special committee of the Geographical Society and the
Chamber the subject OF the decimal stem had been
s1a 4ss ospe s
Resolved That the Chamber authorize the committee to
draw memorial TO Congress upon the subject Of the dec
NAL system Of weights and and that the Presl
dent and secretary properly attest the same
The Committee on Location reported that they had not
room could not procured for less than 500 per an.
mum, He was sorry that tho spirit of New York mer
chants not as active In this manner Is that OF the Bas
The Pxssanls though. that the 81 500 would not inter
iere with the procuring OF a nne ROOM
hEs8SR wished to know what amount of funds was
In the treasury.
The PKzspnr replied thai there was about $4,000 col
Mr. CHAs H. AAxsaAIL remarked thai he had not seen q
collector In seven or eight years.
The CHAIRMAN promised 70 send the collector asr him.
running debate epsued, In which several members
protested that The New York merchants ought pub
lie spirit enough 70 procure building for their
showing that for the various pous chaIable sole ntHo
and literary OBJECTS the merchants contributed the greater
portion; lad why should they be sitting here ths evening
In building constructed ny their cerksf Why should
they depend upon the courtesy OF their clerks
modaiiopsS Why could they not 60 to work and collect
money Immediately, as they could undoubtedly dor Why
could not an Influential body like this even get their
minutes prnied BE earnestly rebuked the Chamber for
the apathy and lack Of public spirit which had fostered
Why could not ell The American govern give US
mail to China instead OF allowing the English merchants
to obtaiD as they had the news OF the war In China
twenty days before the Ameri ian mercha lts?
UpoI motion the Committee on Location continued
The Committee on Seamen, through the Chairman,
Dounced that they would submit report 1t the nett
meeting.
Mr.. HAURY, from the Committee Observatory. re-
ported that they had not be able have the desired in
,erylew ~iih Nayor Wood They had, however, dfa gn
up memorial to the Coumon Council asking for the
grant Of suitable pa. OF land the Battery for 90
servNory. The memorial set ORTIZ the desraby Of the
object
Upon moiou the memorial approved
Upon molten Of De Psysrsa OGDEN, The Committee on tho
Port WEd bin was discharged
motion to discharge the Committee on Harbcr Masters
was carried.
The names OF members then prop0led, alter
which the Chamber Adjourned.
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RaADu--M Peoria, nlnss, 60 Sunday morning. Juas
Beaded, aged se years, formerly Of New York
s.Vs Archer br,s us .ss3 b ' ys.r :. ~ VIZ
fhe relatives and friends on the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence Ne
~ Oliver street
Coyyu-M Kewanee, Henry county, IN, on rhurydaE,
June Is, Mon GoxrT HAarm Gown. sou of Chases X
and Sarah Ella Ccfnn, aged az days
California papers please copy.
EyrB-On Thursday morning. July q EirfAmrs, Vie
Of Patrick Eyers, In the roth year Of her age
The frier ds and acqusinanccs Of the family are rpse
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this sfternoon ~ ban
past tvo O'Clock.
Hsppnoos On Wednesday morning, June I, JAys we
Of John Hendricks, aged % years and 3 months
The relatives and friends Of the family, and me -
bers Of Ne~ York Lodge No 10, o of0 ", are rsspe0
fully invited attend the funeral this snerncce tvs
O'Clock, rom her late residence, No u Hxn1n svsaoe,
without further invitation. -. -
McMASus I'm Thursday morning, July y o. Group ycS
c. beloved son Of John and Anne kcAanus aged yearss
The friends Of The family respectfully requested -
attend the funeral this afternoon at halt past two ocsoo.
nom his psrents' residepce, No. 81 Lodlow street
Osrosr-At Athens, ~ r., on Monday, June ", at~ y
abort Illness Ossrs OSBosS, AGED 81 years.
Rouupyaos thursday, July 2, Wn1IAn Bnuun, N
fant sen Of Richard and Mary Robersou, aged -
The friends Of NE family are invited 10 attend the funs
raj afternoon, al three O'Clock from his sfnersr
dence, No. ls East Twenty second stree, - "a
ssasAs AT BED Bank, N. j., on Monday June ~,
erysipelss, JAM a. SaAxxs, dsashser o. 6iosn SsAns
sged - yeAn.
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OswD0O, July 1-BP. II.
FoSr Is In good demand for the interior and Eastern
osAe sales of 400 bbs at 50 rs 81 80 for common
~ exrs state Whoas firm Sales Of "a 900 bushols, II
n az 81 46 for Mwsuke club, and 81 31x for Chi
MD Aoui 70, 900 bnshels wheat 100 bushels corn
Caua cxports-4 100 bushels wheat 10 800 bushes corn
|. CHICAGO, July 21P. n
vour quiet. Whoa. arm, with an advancing tendency
a I, Suoysnt. Oats steady Shipments 70 BudAlo-3oo
I'm nour no wheat, 10 sec bushels corn shipments 70
6eiS. o-No -four or wheat, 5000 bushels corn.
OewN BrrpALo, July 2-6P n
F.. dull GALES or 500 bbls at 90 5oa 81 l2r for
R1osr 40 extra wisconsin Wheat nrm, sarce and
oomna IN timer sAles OF 5000 bushels, u Icc.
quies @ yai the ouiside price. Oa.s nmer Sales Q!
Vic, cfo~eA a. 1t bokc Q 6cc. Whbkey-Sses OF 200
5000 bune Der gallon. Freghts-etic. for corn and
bbh- 9 VIC al 10 New York. Lake imports for the
I2Kc Tor wh At noon todAy-3ooo bbb. flour, q 90
nours en0nS 600 bushels oAis. CAnal cxports-4b,G0
pssnss ccn.e nearly all 70 the nterorD 1000 buahel
0eeneS wne1il interiov)
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20 bbls, chiefly TIE better er.d,s ,,,.,,
css sSo'S s zee s,s:y WIN s.s. about isss
whe.. was nrm, with sales 'ss .b O0Cai x g
club '1i g., o .aa Cana ling .s. 81
as o. rev Isan.sste wheat the Grs Of tho season v.s
Srse .h ss5n w va: a, with sale. Of
~%efn yellow at asc and white do a, sec p.
va. .,ea.s w.. .ses q 40 bushels Psansyivsn, ~,
sS,,nern =, siIss .,' were n tsir demand. wS
~ The sales embraced 100 mats JAvs :, eka,
aad To- 0vef'men' bss' Of do. ii Ioko, and 600 do 4
Co1roN The drmness n hodas ohecked s.,a, -.s.
prices continued q>,o hrm Tho ralcs wcro limited =
few hundred bales.
FsuCHrs Rates for Il,crpooi were rsther stronrur
ard about 1900 bushels Of wnsst engaged n sin
bags at 3D. 0co bbs resin at 10 10 IONS lima wood r
10" goo bales Of cotton q, as 600 hes. mos.ses a.
cake at Ia Cd Rates 70 HAyre and other ssntnsn ports
Bxr-witSm day or two abou. 900 bsss or pr.us
old, Tor shipment purchase, sold at T0c a SOC.
Hers were checked by the nciemecs7 q hc
weather, while prsocs remained me tame
IRos.-Sc itch pig continued Inactive at $50 q 3S2
=, LIN. was quiet, at Soc TOR common and at 81 Is Q
Aoruszs continued quic. ard QuoNtion moro or NJ
nominal
NAVAL suus.-Tho sales embraced sbout 500 btu.
argentine o~rive al ID rs; and aSoai $50 bis IBIS, sr
urpentDe sold 4sc 4Stle., cash and time m
Ons The market for hnescd was unchanged whais
Nd sperm were steady and In fair demand, w,thoM
change 10 prices.
Pxovrsoss --pzvk-The msrks. was nrmer ana more
5ons: tho saes embraced aboui 400 500 bbis -
llS sia 81 H4 SO. closDe At the lsss Agure part
he inside 1gures, check toay, with retail sales ex.
'2k S22 s7H sene lots were purchased 70 20 out +
market to Boson; primo nrm, aad so,e Mt $40 10
BIO II Beef seady, with Gales OF $50 200 bbla
Including country al sia SIS, rcparked wsst
,rn al $40 so SIT, and extra do Chicago SIT 90
SIS; prime mess and beef ha unchanged IA
,on-snoked sides In requost 1t 1910. Gst u,es1u
we're nrn with sales OF Is hhds including shoulders q
'sie. and hams at fic. Ike. Lard unchanged.
With saes Of 200 bbs at do lalc Butter staady.
It 17c 21c for Ohio, and 1856 go. for Chess
was saleable al 90. lohc
RIcS-seles Of zoo 500 ueroes were made nj s1&
i,Sc
sUoAH.- There was rather doing The COLES o.
raced 40 hhds Cuba muscovado chiefly low cyotas, e
Nc l0Xc, and TOT boxes In bord for export, on nj,
rate ms, I'D 400 hh ds moado al y. T.
WHsKEY Sales OF about 300 bbs made d ga
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Brooklyn City News.

DaowsSD-rhe body Of girl, sppa ently eight or Ten
years age found floating the Navy Yard She
bad light hair plated dressed In pink hood, red dress
lilac colored skirt, figured apron, with small earrings.
Supposed 10 belong 10 Williamsburg.
The body OF o supposed to be the captain OF
sci who fell overheard at Atlantic dock Friday last
picked mp OF Red Hook Point yesterday He has dark
hair email side whskers, light linen coat black neck
handkerchief aud cor duroy pantalo0ns
Beth bodies were taken in charge by Constable Birdsa
and convey cd to the dead house. where they DO view
ed for lde MITIGATION
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IN and San Juan del Norss V !hs listed aAle. would
eecpiy saeess shAs eae q The seee shAps, hed out
end s.se sSs navy s the more Important demands 4
has been impsrsively necessary 10 issue some gov
ernmsnt clothing ana stores 70 cur passengers.
One OF The passengers, Philip X. Thompson, late Oh
on In the United .iss army and more recently colonel
under w~izer ded beard the Wabash tho morning
az The 94sh instant
perform .grseabls dut, in speakipg OF Captain
Erskins Of a. u ship Ofion, who for long ne has
been ths senior officer the ooas, Of Central America
He WA al san juan Gel Nozte when Lockrdge's men
sksA T. thar place Ana the duties dsvoivng on him were
In aVrSAs degree nbArrastng
bsosns nscs ssry ony to give protection to our
misguided rymen but TO reconcile 10
states an Cosa Rica blended in manner not always TO
DO nor disposed OF by IN ordinary stand
Captain Erskus has with much courtesy and kindness
explained 10 ms te 60 s that pursued by him. and
which u ms to have given Satisfaction 70 ell parties con
oerned Subsequently guided by the dictates Of humxui.
~, he Lockr,uges Aspn wal In the Tartar
and Cosfsok known 10 the Department that those
IN tho nt named ship gore conveyed under hs orders to
New Orb aus.
On the arrival Of ths Tartar at Aspinwan from New
Orleans, he offered tie services or that ship bring
any men might wish to send fro Ban Juan
With eui,sole snu~l Judgements I declined the onsr,
having few previously dis patched the Cyane
thu serv r, under tho orders Of the Department,
ne Official ana personal Intercourse have had with
Erskine has been such TO justify appreciation
OF his honorable Character s,onding with his just
ana humane course Of proceeding in dschargng bis one
rous and panfa duties a. San Juan del Nor,e and would
respectfully present to the department. whether duties
well and faithfully performed by foreign officer, under
circumstances Of so much dficuy, may not claim our
has been sscr,bed 70 Captain Ersk.ne by the public
prints other xiss had agency In the capture
OF the steamers Lake Nicaragua and other procee ngs
the river. This Ca, tain Esne has heard, and has
Truth the have pursued will meet with the
Spprooaon Of the department, am sir very res pect
Commanding Homo Squadron.
Hon ToUcsr, Secretary Of the Navy.
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Fatal Election Array In kansRs.
81. LoUn, July 2, 1857.
James Iylc County Recorder and Probate Clerk Of Lea
vsuworh was killed By free State named Haller,
On The Stn uh Tho ARRAY out OF the election TO Ill
vacancies Ia the City Council OF Leaveuworh, Kansas
aer arreed and here great spprehensioas Of
a rios tAkirg place IN consequence.
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Chs Now York Weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, CxaTKL AND SOUTH
AMERICA, SOUTH PACIFIC, MEXICO, CUBA, WRIST
INDIES, xTC.-rHY BURNnNa OF THE sTzAAER MON
FRKAL-AFYAIRs IN WARRINGTON, ETC., ETC.
The wsaxLE HnKALp VIII be published u I've O'Clock
Ii contents viii embrace from Europe
California New Granada, Central and South America the
South Pacific Aexoo, Cuba West Indies, 40 Full fartieu
Burning of the Steamer Montreal and Loss Of
hundred Lives with the o. the Rescued and Lost
Return of q portion Of Walkers Fibuserins Army-thelr
Names and their History since their Surrender; Aiss In
Washington; Latest News By Telegraph; Edora various
subjecis Financial. Commercial. Rehgious Political Thean
cal Sporting ana Aar1uns Inssgenss; New York Cattle
Market; together with large variety Of interesting Ioeai and
miscellaneous articles Single copies In wrappeu reeAy To-
us1lus e. b had u ths oouneg. Price sx osns
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Deep Sea sos,.aiDgs- arrival OF the Cyclops.

Deep Sea SOWnatDgs- arrival OF the CycI0ps.
81. JOHNS, N. f., July 2, 1851.
British steamer Cyclops, Lieutenant Dayman, N,
cemmsBder, which sont out by the English govern
nsn 70 paSe soundngs along ss telegraph plateau for
ne Mhs'ic Telegraph Uompiny, between Newfoundland
and beand, arrived here yesterday. Her commander
MAKES Tery ia orAbe report condr ming In very mute
rial parc uar the rounding of Lieutenant Berry man.
of The Un.ed states survey ing steamer Arctic.
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nAlRIAaxs AID DIArm


0ARxaoa-
Hnsrxe-svnxrr On wednesday, July l. Al a. Pc
teys church, BY the Raw. VIM. Quinn, Mr. W. A. Hnszus
70 Mss K A. swEWu, all Of This city
TsoxAf- GAnLAlp.-At New Brighton, g L, on wednss-
day, July 1, by the Rev. Mr. Dickson Dr. a. TsouAs a
this city, 70 Miss MAnr W. GARLAND, Of 81 Johns Bsts
by,s g.
Chaxlsslon pagers please copy
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Amorsc>,a Geographical and Statistical
Society.


Society.
Ths assocauco met lest night N The small chapel OF the
Upivsniy -Afchibss Russell, se. in The chair. The
Secretary read lhs nisuis OF Ass msssins AM u,
new nembers-Oorrsspondhs and oiaer.ise. rssoiu'
uoc Was adopted appointing depusson Of Tho members
OF thu society 70 meet the Association for the Promotion or
SoIence " Montreal, next August Several reports were
received; Md afer the transaction Of preliminary
business thu Chairman introduced Franklin Houxh.
ksq eupeript odent OF the New York Census Mr.. a.
read vounnos statistical paper the Results Of the
Late Ceneus or 1885," and the comparative growth
or the city and State Of New York He prefaced Il BY
observing tha impor,sacs Of statistical Information 70
oil oaas merchant, manufacturer, phantropist ana
easesmantben proceeded 70 review the origin, rise and
progress Of statistics until l77T at which period
was frat published in America. This was septennisl
census, hch Afterwards taken dec~nnisly and two
decennia censuses had been taken 10 America before
France and England direc ed their attention the
Mr. Houeh ex ained by means OF several admirably
constructed tables which he exhibited the state Of popu
lson al various times from 1870 1885, in the counties
and city ofNew York He analysed the ocusus OF 1885,
dividing the heads Of his subject pubshed the va
reus tables compiled which the following interest
Ing facts appeared
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AWs-The market was quiet and sales unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were made 10 q fair en-
tent while prices Sustained with rather feeling
excep fov inferior grades of STATE and Western, which
were lees saeablc, with butts slight concession prices
The transactions footed up about 6,ooo 900 bbs at
about the following quotations.
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Received az Green's Shirt Furnishing store,
Mo- As,or House. styles OF spring and summer Ties,
meas zepher and GAuzs under wear per
laie ateamars
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Dress Trimmings In Great Profusion, of
every description OF every color at LOCKIrre, 81 Fulton
street., Bfooklyn. Trimmings made 70 match
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Portable Dressing Gases In Great Vaxssty.-
>. g. SAUNDERS store only. ct No. Astor House.
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Ready Made Shirts, warranted 70 Frt-
aeutemsn rely upon The quality and szes Our stock
now comple,eL Wholesale or retail: - - -.
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summer Hats and Caps, In all Their Va.
.s a. 5 suS sssa S ana
KELLOGG. ssl Canal street, opposite IVES. Broadway.
A Nonparsil Number.
Tho h EIIsie e wi %ns s1ns'f q
s Ss Ss ss. SunUn a
sWhai Win he DO viii , dslicious,y iipssss.ed article
Holy :1s sa &.
o. ~ ~. nd Sss S %
Tron he New yerL Lsdss.l
4r S z "a r % 81 Bns. 1sSa
doubt be he masterpiece q The great noyes opens "a.
sy Ss
measure q success e nc mcnAJ y ey Ms ns Sess
sP 2s.d:ns MATER oonsdsTssG sScsd q he Illustrated
Fourth OF July .-sIsade Brothers' Great
sas g, SSss q. day. a Broadway 0u'
II Cent Ambrosype Portraits, perfectly
TsSh. 20 Broadway
Toilet Articles, Rich Asssrtmsat.-J. & 8.
SAUNDERS sore only, q. No As.or House
;ss:-SSs L.~t..; s;S:. .. sp.;.v ...s snH-
ssr%.n are nov rs,ay .ns % s A, %cs ss ~
Mn iTS sss % tss
mako early sssc,on The ssocn Of co,As c,.%'rss And
:;:: sssDs:s III e 's T. ss 70" i
NOS 10 A0 ana ~ blOe4WAys
every asssSaoD q sht: 0s gloves ana ands- garments
&c msnnfasnrs Of shs OF he newest syis oahsr rsady
psds On nade 70 order and u moderate gnges
Corner Of Broadway ana warren stesA
Summer Clothing.-I am now Closing out
my stock Of gcods for men and boys wear retail
"''"''' N l. KNAPP. 10 Cortland street
DrumsoId a Proch, NO. le0 Fulton Street.
Rare elegant Of clothing tor th Of Juy-Ihs bach
ward has s l@rse sumucr stock unsod which we
are nrerpg out ful suits OF every variety
OF Mar-elles liner rrd dri and dress sus spsnt Ac
ses. manner and Gu, N islss, styles.
Dress Trim mings In Great Profusion, Of
every description OF every color st LOCKIrre, Isl Fulton
street., BrooklJn. Trimmings msde 70 match.
Gentlemen rely upon the quality and silica Our stock
~" ''A' IRA PRE- 40 SON, 81 sA~sAa street.
Received az Green's Shirt Furnishing store,
No Assor House styles Of spring and summer lies,
Pocket Cutlery, Newest styies.-J. d 3.
sAuNDKRs store only, al No. Asior Hcusel
BassN0r<i's Billiard Palace, Court and REM
sea. Broohyn. Standard rooms its Yuou- Tsbts msds
and Tor sale.
fhs largest swortreni
.,yvoouv rs ..N u ,co vvs,sos - ""'
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whites D Dreag Hafs-Sprfng DtyAs-49
Pvton street. bekweeu Broadway end kassAa slxesA
VVaxnock 4 Co..,
YashSonAblo hAsorA
SO BroadWHy 81 Nicholas Hoeel
An trnrnana0 nanortueni a gentlemonu hAh.
Summer Hats and Caps, In all Their Va
resies the lowest city prices ars asaotment Of
straw eoods and children. Call and examine
KELLOGG s8l Canal street, opposite Wss. Broadway.
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Drumgoid d Prcch, No. IsO Fulton Street
Rare and sock of clothing eth Of JuiyThs back
has ien large stock unsod which We
are nrsripg out fu suits OF every variety
OF MArsees liner, red ORTIZ and dress suts apanA &C
prices ranging from - 70 fo and siock made In hs
best manner and Gu, IN latest syies
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fhe largest sssortreni
ABsocxg, SIS Broadway and 80 1aioa ssess
We Understand that the Front Room OF the
s ssrd FC% % ma s -. T' sss
hisd NJ and new arrangement beasts. instead Of Be.
Hes ssspns liquors and
70 him
Phrsnology and the Fourth or Juiy.-Citi-
zen. and &: %s nov nDs s Sss
where be WI rvs Sh.ss with verbal or written DESCRIPTIONS
Defiance salamandsr sarss-wlth Patent
:. Z. s:s s:. ssa ~ '. Depot ~ r''
RsmSvaI.-Marsh q Co., Radical Curs TYun
css 10 y n.ss' lane have rs%cysd q Ne vssy
an elastic soesinss ans ever vss q b.sSsSss o. nos
ssss and ssRs sssi. sssasss
Clear Compilation all Have VINO Uss
JONES' old italian soap al dssosrsiors schle. -: de
Ass oh n Deyo, ss Bovery. Try asss dsisous sssciss
Hin Inimit.bie Hair Cutter, No. I Barclay
crown y ss S s. SO'' AS' Onsusn for he
Crsst.dere's Wisa, Hair Dy. ana vo~psss
. &. Az sSys Ia ~ CsSs s' saA r and
Bsschslor's Hair Dye, wiss and vo~pses.-
ped pei he %snuf.scr, 2s sr.d~.y ''A and ~
Prof. Ales. O. B.rry's vrfccphsr,-s IL the
best ard e.pes Article for dresds besutfyns cleaanr
curns preserving and restoring ne kar Ladss " sod
kemps Worm Passiiies.-The Fr,shsrpI
mortality among children n IN part attributable Internal
worms They produce nnumerable diseased Check
chief early with these psses pleasant harmless unfaing
remedy, Mothers should beware Of mineral vermifuxss.
Sold b. ID r. LArMAF co. wholesale druaalsts 50 Water
street. New York and By all drussss rs per bottle
Hoiacwsy's Osntmept (uniske those Out
1sa s' . Sss. s
the sbsorbents 10 the OF Inflammation and thus esn.
fnl shes the FIRE which feeds the eruption bor or ulcer from
w Oh he Psaeal suffers.
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Al the secord board The msrhet was heavy and de-
pressed Ia Crosse and MlxaOkie fell Oh Y per cent
Mlwauie and Mississippi, NJ Michigan Southern, ~
New York Central, ~ Erie, y; Reading =. Al The close
stocks generally were 0ross NJ lower prices, with very
duh feeling. Ia utterly Impossible 10 sustain the stock
market The qoauuy Of stock Offering FOR sas, the wan
OF confidence In railroad securities generally the growing
srusency In the money Market and the prospect, OF
serious reyuion In financial affairs throughout the
try serve 70 deter operators, and 70 induce holders 10
realize at any sacrifice.
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a Nonparsll Number.
Tho Fourth Of July number Of
uARPKR,a WEEKLY

Fourth OF July Meade Brothers' Great
Photographic galleries open al day. rs Broadway four
doors above the Aitoy House.
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Pocket Cutlery, Newest styies.-J. d 3.
aAUNpERs sore only, al No Astor House.
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Coalet Articles, q Rich Assortmsnt.-J. q s.
sAUNDEas' store only, at No. As;or House.