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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-07-11
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4 Pamphlet OF 100 panes. on the ERRORS
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to Young Men, sen, free, Ten Gents required to
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"Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SUxxoSs-rhe members OF Eastern Star Lodge Ma
227, f. and A. NJ, hereby summoned 70 attend AZ
emergent communication OF sad Lodge at its rooms,
corner Of Third avenue and Seventh street. New YORK,
a twelve O'Clock this day. for the purpose OF attending
the funeral or our late brother John McCann from his
late residence corner Of Nostrand avenue and vas
buren street. BROOKLYN brethren OF ss.eL Iooges ars
WALTER H sHuPE, y
Taos. A. GRANGER Secretary.
McGEE0n Tuesday. July 2 at her residence, No. 90
East Eighty-'ou street, betwcen Third and Fourth
avenues Mary r. wife of Rooer. McGee, formerly mrs.
WAY, aged "a years. month and IL days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
McGLYSS S-On Monday, July 1. in the country, An
pkHw E MaG.YSS IN n ns es 90, ye's 70 81 o.
Twentyeighh street, where ON Thursday morning, a.
nine O'Clock, solemn high mass OF requiem viii
bo celebrated His friends and those OF his brother,
Rev. DR.. McGivnn, respectfully invited to attend
Pom In Milford Conn, NATHALIE GrLErTE youngest
child or Nathan q. and ". Pond, aged years and IL
months
Funeral this "Wednesday afternoon. at nve O'Clock.
Train leaves New Haven Railroad depot a. half past
QuISs.-on Mosdsy, July l. MARGARET QUINN, daugh-
ter OF Patrick and Margaret Quinn, aged years and
months
The funeral will take place from tho residence Of her
parents 1870 Third street. this "wednesday afternoon At
REGArx-On Monday, July l. at her residence, No. 70
Cannon street, NARY wife of William Reeain.
The funeral services will be held at her late residence
this wednesday, afternoon The relatives aud friends
respectfully invited Her remains will be taken TO
New Jerscy for interment on tue OH toe@
RoMrAuIx.--Ou Monday, July I, FRxNcoH RossrAMIR,
native OF Quebec, Canada In the eth year OF his age
The funeral will take place this fWednesdsy afesv
noon, O'Clock, from his ato residence, 246 East
Thirty second street. The members OF the Soceas St
Jean Baptisie are requested 10 attend
STAFFORD On Tuesday, July ELLEN wife OF Robert
Stafford, aged 40 years
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, Eightyfourth sreat
and Fourth avenue this wednesday, afternoon at haf
past three O'Clock.
surER-on Sunday evening, June 80 THos II. SursR.
The friends Of the family, and those Of his brother,
w. NJ Suter respectfully invited TO attend the fune-
ral from the residence OF his mother 3O5 State street,
Brooklyn this "Wednesday afternoon, at four O'Clock.
New Orleans and Montreal papers please copy.
TwANuEY On Tuesday, July Q, al four O'Clock y NJ,
a. her late residence 227 East Twenty sixth street. MAR
GARET REED. wife of Peter rwamlny.
Funeral service tn he held on Friday afternoon, al one
O'Clock at the Methodist Episcopal church, rwenty-sev
enth Relatives and friends are invited to attend
without further notice.
vALENrisg--At New Orleans, In on Sunday. June %,
WILLIAM GILBERT infant son OF William g. Valentine. Of
New York, aged months
WARD AT fremont on Tuesday, July 2, EDWARD
HAarLros, infant son Of Elijah and Mary Ward aged
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SHIP PING NEW S !.
PORT OF NEW yuas. JULY 2. 1857.

Cleared.
steawsh,p City New York (3r) Roske, Lherpooi--J
steamship pamyra tBrl. watson Liysrpool-E caa.rd
ship fayior Andrrso nsSssm Eur
Bark si,as Fish, Brand sydney Nsw-R W Cameron
Bark Harzburg (Brem), wachter Bremcn-oeirlchs
Bar> Keystone Whit den. Bordeaux via City PoDt-kisr
& Honghton ,. ,.,.. uo,,,,..
Co
Bark Reindeer Wellington. Barbados-Iy Trowbridgss
Ma Klein S%snn F,s,e, &c
Brig Teresita (Br) Hill, Cenfacgos-Tuckcr Light
schr W Holmes. Raypor, St Pierre, Mart-s Eeynai
sehr Carrie DAVIS sraass Texas Co.
sohr San Juan. Bracket, Fesnandina-Bentiy, Miller
schr Tuns Depew. Cropper, Richmond, va-van brunt
schr John slnsman. Banks PhiladelphIa-c Swain.
seSr eSr SeG sumss SaSGa Lopd Bo-tonw Brown
schr Jege RoOc5is; ; Erldgspos Gt-rsrsuson Wood.
sioop IsEysss. corwln brs.o!-SM s.ranahan.
Steamship VILE Dc Paris Fr ssronon. .o M.srs ss sssst
sn%s g haa %qs' sns n
18th M 6 Ion a. passed an Innan steamer bound z soth,
soEe aa x y funaei july lat esm:Sp
s sSndy oos ov src i ra shn running " n.rcsn
Gag, triangular has az mlrzenmast head red with blue
u Bark M.sc. Non,saore .a,,l. eolqsoyIes c:rd,s 2
Say. S.sd Sf sea 'SpT i u
80 spoke ship Mern.ai3 tRrl s'-erng NNE.
Bark Anon uniher gOd ze,tloscn Bremen ~ days. In
ballast with 80 passengers. 10 Louis Meyer.
Bark Vivid Baker. 0aaptaDamos ~ days. with sugar 10
Fdmisou Bros.
Brig Aurora IBrj, Csshon. Havana days. with sugar.
TO master
Brig Prescott Mills. Bridgeport. Oh. with coal to
3 Swain.
Brig Maria White Bryant, Cow Bay, days. with coal to
II " Load Co.
Brig Princeton. welles New Haven.
Schr yacht Challenge Allen, Baracoa days with fruit,
Pierre Lorilard Sailed in company with schr q Ds-
Wis, Tor New York. -
Schr Il raw Baker Windsor Ms. 10 days. with plaster,
TO II DeWolf L Co. -, -
Schr g Spaudlng (Brh -. WINDSOR NS, with riasters
Crandall Uuphrav & Co.
Schr J 4 ID Cramcr Soper, Virginia
Schr n Smith. Turner. Georgetown DC.
Sctr BramhalL - Ellzabethport for Boston
schr Monitor, Roberts, Ellabethport for Boston.
Schr Com Tucker Hines, Gliais.
schr III T. DODGE. Freeman, Calais, 10 days.
schr Ruth Thomas. Dodge. BANGOR.
schr Hoyt. Parker Black ROCK for Georgsown.
schr superior, Hatch. Rockiand
Scar Ieccads. Kelly. Glonccster-
sclr Albert Treat, Feenf. EosOn
schr Durcc, Watts, Newport.
~ FOR ADDITIONAL SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE
sEE ANOTHER PAGE.
The New York herald., 1867-07-03
NrrroporrrAy BoAtp or usArru,

BrsEAu OF VIrAL srAry5rIcs July l. 1857.
New York including y the public insii.u.ISns
ssy,ums ms and hospssls o1 he ands in lie East river
There were IS deaths in Brooklyn, including in Kings
% aPcGs,sn cen. Of rS. s tn. s,' in IN
srs,tional and local diseases was At minimum The
OF deaths by sc,ralna and other fever injections
.r there seiug Is ds.Ss ~ these 10 New York and i6
sneed in New Yorklror humidity The atmosphere,
from rainfall for o ,he latter there wa. only l inches
vioas week nearly IS per
grces rahrerhe lower than in the corresponding
No disease ssc.p, ...l- grs.en. .emeanee
Of an erde onpsrcd with the .ecords % q the corss
ss c s N cos,n 'sa
sx in ss rS ss Ts %
the yesr 1855 ana important result that the people
as@.ssai sa G % he insis%sns
ss i '5 5 s s. sTs '
90 e s aaIs proSe ss ~ S ae epd. OF srns and
b., % 5 sse sasns eG hcse
most fatal between the ages OF i and years and by
nearly double % the %cr,sy Atty that We have Charged
YET with Al hs o hssc somon h s. ~
csoers did in the half We hnd the gain OF
las srOush. abcu, whatever saving
s aad srahs ~ 70 be dme 70 sanitary Cleansing
And when the Urea, summer sacrce OF in fan. nrs Is
well a.t How much Of the infant mortality shall
regard nevitabe. now much OF u u -pe-
v~nsbe To thu. inquiry the successful operation OF the
Tensnt onse Reform &C, and inellge santary improve
the domestic Of children vet bring reply
the existing aud rates OF infant
nlnslIsy resulted rum oupsble ect provide FOR
| the sanitary Of the lssoring ola.s~s.
The infant life las; week the corresponding
previous year "a untF and 81 updri
years hnd that 800 per cont of The total NOR
tlity hi Work last IN infants under year
aud children under old. and that In
Brorkvu the periods of childhood 3SSi cen
1 aud - per respectively one-third. one
half ol OF infant life yet be prevented
the crowded tenant houses and suma where
half the city population dweis constitute sort o
modern .'chasm OF Taygetus" In which the poor un
winsiv beeoms the spartan 'tyers and where, worse
infants only perish the cruel tTyinGn Puny vigor
airencc human life s sacred ir
cisyed law aud whoever would n lhes. days
In these s~ct desrise the rights OF life and sanitary
security OF the fcrsct- that all the
soul often hidden Ia hc fraiest child, anC
that Of Newton and Of ~ Aemhert u
tho special sanitary and medical Of h'
punv infancy OF thc former and by the timely
foundirg wall w witch the latter with us mastery pow
embodied The rccords % the chlirens Aid So
the House u fsdnsy and ali The missions among th
classes of the ey population show such proofs OF III.
value o N. lives that rescued from the cayerns OF
raygetus and the city sums VIII convince sny one ha
san,Ay and lenant house reform Is worthy
frorr ~ loo 70 the reasonable and hesh]
standard of i6 per ooothe yearly in the riteen
wards the problem. Years OF constant inprnvcn
b-fof- the result n fuzzy accomplished br
'no ''s'"''"s T. IA RRIs
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ySr pa ken T' % sos % as a ss ssp
rencei heavy blows yaylng frsn SE 70 s WIN Tn snos, @
s "a lad SeaT o 2 s soaS e
S noen IN e hoshcaas On deck ana sems seos
BHre-- ashore on shoals. uss in the sans pe-
ston. The wrccxers are Stripping her,
"A Sss.ss: !. e,
Sunday mornn,
scun R,c.nDo sAnpos rsrnrm a s.,.sss s for Ne.
damaging her ruddsr. &c.
scsn Ialr from BALTIMORE for Fernspdi.a va. IN Hat
Ins. on the 27h ult with roat and ouwarks stove
scru HAMILTON (of portiand) Smith from philadei.
g OF & win ~ s q s cS' hor w.s sns
sS,s sy sropeer Bound wes name unknown ana
obcom SowsP head eu'Scr part Of stem ocsa,rn T,
amas the sssertansa she ,eEt ga ga
inst, and viii hs'e to repair before proeeedius.
scuR W KIxrAIL in HaI, from sew YORK Tor Boston.
4 ws. nos 5 ss aS ssr n Emma alt @ % az
west and lost ehep bowsP q, sa,ne,d,, r1 and po s,s
ceeiing The emma Hart sustained no material damage
Miscellaneous.
IluS.sEp-The bark Andrew Hicks ssiully
launched Hackers shnyari Fa,rbaven on Saturday
Al Wesbrook soth ui, from ward Of Lewis Go, -
cipucr about 90 tons owned BY ;he builders aud
oaer q % rersns a sns e he sSe rrses Of %
model aud intended fJr the South American trade
Notice to Mariners.
~or,sw 10 ritors. CAPrafv3 AND orHtRS
on and sis TN. @ s 20 AL yes, oa Ss g o ass 70
No tug or other boa, viii be allowed to come islo me
Quarantine grounds except those having vessels in -
folls 1' o1'r-nne l'r Il bs .jSsss bspass h.ss
Hospital Ship Fale n, July J, 1851.
WhaIcmcn.
Dark Kathleen Code cleared at New Bedford Isl INST
for Atlantic and Pacific Oceans a, -. .s...,,
Arrived at Pr,vipc sown cs,h uli schr IayV omf'
North Aniic Ocean with 5' ,e w, re ls 81
vatsn Reef hrs Clara Sparks ot Proylncrtowh Y,
bps 20 on sosr Moocy nm Of wsndcet, eleaa I'D On
Hatteras. Smith. OF Provineeowh' aoi o''o'"N'"
n.rx u,,n..o,a Pierce OF New York, touched al Ber
r,ui, i,th u oil no, reported. nj. -
bbls oil. ..ul.
sh, John sidney Bartlett from New Orleans for hh're
June ~ wrv o ir) u'Irien from New York May Tor Rue
,ns avfrs Jun Z, lat IA ~. lou JS ". 80, a,
nrie Monticello, Boston for Caibarien june ~ at "
:" ~" FOREIGN Ports.
How.xy Mar 2s-In port ships Pcndicton. rondlcton
aud wursmhurg. Chase for Liverpool 'dg' Reundepfs
ssnsco. june zs-rn port scsrs Ricardo Bsrcs Tarnaa
Bsnxups June lo-Arrived. schr Alethca lBr Dercs-
cncSsrapr June i5-Arrved. ship Laaosa Wiley, New
Cscrsrs May is-In port ships North East lBrl, cope
land Tor NYork: Winged Hunter Raynes for do ldg Sr"
Earth John Elliott (Brl Grinths; iiampden fBs ya1lsy;
Tor Boston Nlors Golden Hind. Davis for bosh ar
Cromwell, Hedge for do fredeIick tBr). fr, iof "' o
| Ieonide tBr), Martin for NYorS -. 49,,
Went 70 sea from ssusor May l6, ship Rnserpse Dun
l bar. NYotk. -.
fonru NJ ISLAND June 2lrn port brig wind Pigeon Tor
| uuAsrssaxo. June l3--In por, barks Tnppei forst
from Santiago de Cuba, for Falmouth IN 40 aa's ne@
MosoISiv NAY is-irrived pars BsAsu Ansp snow, sAs
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sS,ns at q ~ and ~ o. g 70: pale =.
and m The ~as light ss sales
eSs Washington At % rs and 200 do Nswbsrn at about
ons-Fish oils moderately active. Prices were
Without 5 decided change Sales ils bos sperm on private
sSa sSH 81 IN rs IN s rd n:ssS s was p q % ss
Pnovsloss.N bSs beet 30 lard There
ss me
sss new ssss % s t9S d. sss III pr
mess, and sls y sls 80 for prime Beef wa: go in
9
prces; sales 20 packages at i2c lse for hams ana
and firm The sales wers 10 basss a. for long Ribbed
nor s1% sa e S
o AZ ins we're er oT he ms @
Butter was steady at our last quotations Cheese was
PrTnoirux-ReceiTs 1850 bbls There was rather more
nns for b.. we R a se and
e. IS D,s Sw
advance irsgh, from the oil regions to this market is 70
abandon this market stweaid Gauss dealers to
r and as to srs ye s nss whole an
mand and prices were decidedly higher, sales
ssqsass ~H ss%s n% !. IL sss so.. s
a. % g. The b. sss rss, S aI by s
sS s;,s in y tins % at sss "a % small lot prime sh straw
Sss ssse ~ Tf so sS
were sold s7, 80 bbls residuum disposed Of
$S Gs 1000 bbs standard white, for September at 26c
sellers option 900 do do for August at &c. buyers
oniion and sou do do. for July AT 251ac
PErRoLHrH BARRKIa-We noticed sales Of LOCO refined
(sub iect to iuspccii0nI Mt 81.
RIos-SrnaIl srles Of Carolina l2c a 12lSc
SkIss-toat the demand fair bnt principally for
small lots prices ruled steady sales $50 bales Curacao
fc 45c currency and 70 bales Mexican private
9noe goat: Tamplco 4ssc Matamoros llc 42,sc Vera
Cruz 4Oc 4yi9c, Bueuos Ayres HSc Sc. Payta 32c
3fc Curacos 3 sc and Cape sSc a3lc gold quotation
SucAR-Fhe market was verv firm though less active
The sales were 600 hhds at l0c l2l4c for Cuba and
tive and firm 1880. for powdered, crushed erann
lated. We quote:-Cuba inferior refining i0Se
li!c, fair fully fair do l1sc. ll9sc good prime
do lMc ll7sc. fair TO good grocery llsc 2lc prime
10 choice l2ec 2slc centrifugal hds. boxes l0<c
l2,tc and meado &c s1lc Porto Rico refining grades
lac ilzgc fair TO good grocery l2c l2l<c and prime
70 choice Fac Eye stock July 1867, 80 493 hhds
30 730 boxes 1852 bags. and 10 meiado.
SEEDS remained almost inactive. and prices
miral
SrEARrSE continued in moderate demand and at full
prieas. The sales $4,000 lbs i2.c l3Nc; also
40 U0 lbs. grease at SISc l0c
S1cnsWc heard OF no important sales prcee however
remained firm
soAr.-Castiie was quiet, but arm. at lsc
SPFTrascsian ruled firm, with sales Of % tons at
6slc. gold.
TAiLow The demand continued fair; pi1ces were frm
safes 200 900 lbs. at Ike llAc.
Ty.rhe business niG moderate fu ices. how.
ever, demanded Small lots Straits sold 2tisr
ave also 100 slabs Danca, DC English
23. all gold. Plates were unchanged.
ToBtcCo-FoT Kentucky there active demand,
chiefly for Prices unchanged though The light
triGe OF. The sales we're ESQ hhds ut s5c
sc Seed leaf freely sought for the sales S
Connecticut 3 do Ohio and 100 do assorted do all
private terms Manufactured tobacco renamed quiet
but there was rather more inquiry We quote Kentucky
ICpy
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SIX cnllnaEs oRswxfD.

lrrom the Memphis Avalanche, June ~.
sx children, betwecu the sges OF seven and fifteen
years we're yesterday about two O'Clock p n. IN sdue
out on Wolf rivcr near its moath, . swimming ey-
curslon whsu the boat upset. and the whole OF them
drowned. One OF them, named Tat murphy, vas
able 10 swim and might have got out but his younger
brother John, caught hold OF him and both went down
The names Of the o,ner victims were John Brophy,
Henry Marshall, John welsh aud Ned Fitssimmone A
shore sac The accident and tried 10 throw ropes
snd boards TO the drowuips children but they failed 70
20, hold Of them and all his efforts were unavaing
The bodv Of John Bsophy vas recovered Last evep'rg
Nope a ~ s.asn have teen foss&
The New York herald., 1867-07-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, July &c NJ
The railway share market was variable this moruns,
but In tho afternoon showed improving tendeacy,
and the decline Of last evening was partially recovered
from, the speculative feeling being very strong The
bull movement recently inaugurated has evidently not
yet spent It's force although there is no visible outside
support to IT, With money cheap and abundant as it
s now, however the brokers and other professional
spectators have II all their way and it is not
likely that the public will in 20 assist them be-
fore long and take whatever they have to sell the
summit OF the rise; but this has apparently not vet
been reached Thursday being " the Fourth broken
week on the Stock Exchange will be the result; but
this viii operate in favor OF duness rather than bust.
ness.
The expected meeting OF Congress this month
nues to attract attention Wall street: but the appre-
tensions first felt regarding it appear TO have queted
down. The probabilities are that however many
plosve speeches made, no political disturbance will
grow out OF it, The mos turbulent spirits in the south
indifferent for the time being to the political egsla
ton regarding their section of the country, and
wisely devoting themselves to the Of their
own material nserests The South will almost to a
certainty 20 for the republican ticket owing to this
supneness on the part OF important class of the
white population which neither to be registered
nor vote under existing circumstances, but which
WILL when the opportunity occurs. assert its power
practically enough II matters little, however. IN
great and rapidly growing country like this what polt
cal party in She ascendancy for one generally proves
TO be bad the other With respect 10 the
finances il is likely that any radical measures will
be proposed but urge upon Congress to act
during the ensuing session upon the national
bank question and authorize :he exchange OF national
currency for legal tenders thus abosbng in fact all
banks OF issue. The banks now doing business under
the system should not be nterscred with in other
respect than that their circulation, and the substu
ton Of the of for the other could be
complished without monetary arrangement Thus the
nation would be saw about twenty millions in coin per
annun paid to the banks interest on the bonds
deposited as the basis OF their circulation.
The case in money continues, notwithstanding The
increased volume Of business on tho stock Exchange
and loans are made freely rnway.and miscellaneous
coaterals at six Der cent and governments at fve
while the discount line remains inactive, and the best
grade of commercial paper passes at ca per cent,
and good ;" but not primo names, at sac.
comparison OF the last weekly statement OF the as
socatcd banks Of this city with that for the correspond
ing week last year shows the following cbangesc-
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The market FOR wheat continued dull but choice grades
were held hrncr Prime No. Milwaukee. being in iight
supply held nrm the close at 81 - s. with bis
at " for far lots The saes were 2oV ~ =. 20
for No l. ~ ~ for No aud NO . mixed ~ %a - ior
California, and ~ B - " Tor new 6eorgia Corn was
steady under fair demand FOR consumption and export
There were but Few parcels ohercd wnic wers or
export and these were taken ~ ~ ~ very cnoice.
such se sold ~ ~ u - u yeseroAy, wouiu nAVc
brouEh 40 much today. common 70 iair was more
plenty. and sold ratner Lower Ihe saies were
about sD bushels at 81 W 81 10 for mixed Western.
9rc 81 os unsound u for kiln dried aud VI u for
neW yellow Southcrn Oas continued duu ana nomhhi ~
&c ir Tor westerly o4.s soc Tor STATE sc osrc on
ONO, anc soisc Tor fennsyNana Inc saics werc s'uv
bushels at thrsr prices Oi ryo sna sss were msae oi
western 90 bsr'ey ana MAJ, rcIe ~
our last Prices were unehsngei.
NAY Continued 70 rule heavy under e large soeh ana .ee
hght demand we 1uose shippins ~ *T - - anu fea"
lots st " loa siB .,..,, n,,o.. ..,., n
Hovs moderate demand ~ steady prices saes ~
bales at 3d. 90, according 70 quality
lssf.Nania Wa du,i and n1mnn % ~ r our ~ s"o's
tons Other kinds were likewise duii ana nominal
hnhs-,.e parxe' rulca auss Vus urn - ~, o =, ho %
tauont We quo'c-pfy buenos Ayres. 20 70 - Ios.'
&c ag2c susnos Ayres ~ 70 ~ Ios . ; si
o., 70 - s,s !, ,S s, rInoco 81 a N s ,ar n
r, n =, m ~ M = ~ si lsiamoro. y 70 "a lbs is,gc
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BnI.-MIIyR.-On Tuesday evening. July . at the
Church OF the Holy Communion, bv the Rev. J. w.
ShacSelford, T. LaurEyc- BALI. OF st. Ausell, Corn
wall. England. 10 VI. AUGUSTA eldest daughter OF the
late Henry Miller ESQ., Of New York.
SH,w-wARnEs Tuesday, July 2, by Rev Or.
Weed GEORGE W. SHAW TO MARY WARDEN all Of this
ctv. No cards.
Taoursov--siFRx lon Tuesday June o. by The Rev.
II C. Reilly at the residence OF the brides parents.
81 HUGu H. THOMSON 10 MARTA f only daughter OF
Mr.. VI Mern all OF this city
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Tho June statement OF The national debt will, il 10
sts.sui be omitted In consequences oiths fiscal year
c,cs,.r ON the so,n Of June We Therefore publish the
so,,ovppg statement Of the total a,nont OF the debt
al Intervals since Jane, 1se+. wiinou deducing shs
amount of com IN the Treasury
The New York herald., 1867-07-03

ineo Vas moderate request at about
wna 1 @ lbs 90 ds,veraes this month az 2c and
quoted quoted At 2s,tc Without sales -'>S' ''''''
S.ss wa: ia .ss ds%d $ess, and aa % With a
@. o. Private S. w.ss ending The osy Of 5
q .oses bags ,ncadng io,sso bag. on :pscaission.
lss aSs'sls? is ssss ordinary sfss to
good carSSes l9sc l.4e lava mats and bags &c
soa @ net ss.'1sS daS PAID The hssSiyls
q sS and 0iss Of oef a
cripons New York on the date-aya, government
cofce, 9'5ss; olheI de.criptlons equal o s,27S:
rate reaaost and steady al 10 sc; sperm We're
e @ IS SOC sna
S%na s s Se only sale we heard of was
only active
bales sa|ss ssa % g & ssc! gold s sss M sfsSn
ssS S sEsas soS !. issa: =, 4. a sos @
ses. G. soda & a. q ss o % Sa. 2 2esschns @
sssr.s e srsa. Britain rather
nsnis Liverpool $50 bales cotton at4d 100 6hds
% s. so S o ss RSsn G Fl ssa1 ca a. ns
cheese So. TO London-s5o bbis spirit. tarpsntine At
.. iSs Ss SSds ,sSse;o, Ps5t g: a. s.S
salow al i5s and 100 tons nsnamvis on private
sec~s aud per e"nsr 10 20 e9fss bacon at at s
S. Bcrnen 2D seed leaf at los. and from phla
delpha, 5000 hbs petroleum private terms. and
New York 100 bbs drugs 3 200 boxes cheese
% 20 o. eSs @ " s qa res Son S 5 hs s osSss
private and steamer 53 bags coffee a6s Sd
To Rotterdam, 900 bbls. petroleum private rhe
charters we-eA Swedish brig with 1900 bbs alcohol
Gibraltar fcr orders e 8. 3D. TIVE Norwegian brgs TO the
staycs British bark 70 Lisbon. slaves, and Prussan
with 1890 hbs petroleum. direct por, the
Deut private terms.
fIoTs An tRifSReccpt- 1909 bAs -four. sS do. and
ti os bushels and n 5sl do
Flout "a limited request again to-day and. under
pressure realize prices rccedod fran 5c. 10 Sc per bbi
ali grades. old -four being particularly dull and merely
nominal reduction. holders in sope made q
hrnr~s but could arrest the downward moe
the probability u abundant harvest ontweghug
every other consideration au rendering holders exceeding
anxious 20 realize California neglected. bus
prices not much lower choice grades,
were about $500 bhls. southern -four lower par
culAy the lower grades sales 20 bbls or -four the
sales AsD bh 50 " So 5 Corn meal rather
rather easier prices Sales bills
Is .ndywine. for Fair.ax S5 20
The New York herald., 1867-07-03

BY the foregoing 1t will be seen that while the ma.
tional bank notes increased to the mount Of
S1e 1e between June 10, 1865, and April l. 1867
the legal tender notes reduced TO the extent OF
$l55, ,920 592 There net Increase in the volume
Of the currency, therefore during this time, Of
46l-3h2z
The New York herald., 1867-07-03
TINE PUBLIC heAlIn.

The following is Dr. Harris weekly letter to the
Board Of Health concerning the mortality and health Of
this city and brooklyn during the week ending satur
d,v tho Doth ultu,o. -aa.... .....-