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PRIVATE CURE.

THE ATTENTION OF ALL Suffer- ing under any of the
symptoms of diseases whether
Is directed 10 Doctor yodan's specific No for the
cure of tonorhoea, elects and all uethra discharges and
course No2 for the prompt and permanent eradication of
nerea diseases These specially designed enable
the patlant 10 effect satisfactory without
pel9n to which end each package contains Incidence
wash Sc required either for internal or external and
LOT The guidance and safety of the patient accompanied by
Pr Jordans private treatise The Montor"-wheren is full
directions with plain description of the nature
consequences and men of secret maadiehs remedies
proper ior their different stageswh valuable information
u hins and important adycesued alike the present
d and to those who having heretofore been unfortunate
ee contemplate marriage have recently entered into that
The price of the Monitor 50 cens-One dollar post
paid viii free The each
teed effect cure without further expense and admirably
adapted Tor strangers travellers residents in the country
ed secure from observation.
W Sold for the Proprietor only Drug store co Prince
street. corner Of Marion, blocks of Nibos Marion
continuation oI Centre. au20 m.T
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New Original Novel.


% WITH SUPERB ENGKAVING.-The New
World of this day, August 20 will be magnificent
Der. will contain, entire The Chevaer Tale Of the
Massacre of St Bartholomew, by the author of Henri
admirable engraving. Chapter on Boys; a capital
original article, by Lincoln Rsmble Mount vesu vius
Hercuaneum and Pompei in 1912, original transla
ton OF great interest The Science of Kissing after
dinner Conversation. The Land of Dreams Report be-
fore the " American Club of Merry Laughers' Volun.
tary protection and the Law OF Copyright, original
article of great value; Literary Theying. Ladies' Com
Panlon and Ladys Book-scrap Book, Poetry Varieties
News, SC. sc. Sc
Terms-Single copies 81 cents So year in advance
once 80 Ann street. New York.
- For sale at the Office, Goaolphin capital Novel by
TO 20 cents.
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NEW STOVE.

| REM0DELING MY STOVES SINCE THE FIRE
have introduced the vel m-hod Of heating the Ovens by
means Of the principle that heat communicated
70 The Locomotive Tubular Boier passing heat through
OF around the material be acted The Tsbe
are framed Together aud from the bottom of N Oven and car
os l!ed oa end in (rough the Oven door, for the purpose 81
ceanig with much facility the of ordinary coal
stove This soi immense importance the ues of all stoves
eore or less liable TO become foul after few weeks
au many persons being loss how clean them condo
lhs stoves i9r That cause alone These simple
child can understand eff cve that almost impossible
TO make them work Notwithstanding my Stoves have
been awarded premiums every Fair when In competion
these every superior 10 those of former make The
ovens are much enlarged Having foundry rnder my
uo the public assured the the first
quality IRON and of sufficient thickness their dura.
by-w burn either wood coal Country and city deal
era and those who design purchasing for requested
call and examine them IL merely CRAFTY curiosity writ
ten waantee will be with every retaIed IL
qussted at the time of purchase Price Of former make
reduced ]. l.. MOTT
au20 ltsrc 2Gi Water street and IS Bowerv
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lI3- TO RHEUMATIC INVALIDS.-To.day wepre-
you with another certcaeI hereby declare That
have had the rheumatism for eight years and for large
portion of the time, | have been confined to my bed
Lately the disease has been continually increasing and
bad was the pain, that have been Obliged to take
ninety drops of morphine day, Give drops being doze
friend informed me of Dr. Henry's Vegetable Rheu-
matte Syrup procured bottle, and am now perfectly
WELL not having yet used the whole bottle
CAROLINE RUSSELL l3 Elm street.
New YoRK, August IL 1872
Call at the office and see the cures we have made and
no person can possibly avoid being convinced we do
we do ant them take the trouble to investigate the
merits of the medicine. We not afraid people will
inquire but earnestly invite them to do We give
and number for every and many of them
already published in the back papers The Syrup is for
sale No. Bowery, of Houston street. in this
city. In Brooklyn at Stewards Patent Medicine Store,
No. rs Fulton street and in Newark at Trppes Drug
Store No. 29S Broad street.
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Daniel Webster Esq, stepped into the shoes OF MAJOR
Noah in his pariarchal capacity, on Grand Island II
does not appear however whether the same chara the
Thirds coat in which the Major paraded before his peo-
pie was worn by Daniel Webster before the board Of d.
rectors when procuring his loan.
The English houses connected with America VIII yet
be astonshed the complete hoowness OF bubbles OF
their own raising Their credits their loans and their
competition for America business, backed by the Bank
of England set foot those wild spsculations the fruits
of which they grasp those vaueless assignments
They have failed get any hold the property in
dustry ofthe country and they reap just reward The
evils they suffer less than those which they and their
agents have inflicted upon this country The condition
approaching to anarchy which affairs present
are the fruits of the paper bubbles raised by them.
We yesterday gave part Of the of the Baltimore
American Life Trust Co., at the New York office. We
will to-day proceed with the property assigned to
the debts of the company certain English houses and
their agents. First however, will up the debts
of the leading individuals contained in the report yes
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, August 1876 p. M.

The sales at the Stock Board have been as usual in
their general character but prices have materially
changed; Kentucky 6's rose Indiana ST. Harlem dec
ned I; Long Island Z; Ohio Life & Trust per ct.
The Anahuac, from Vera Cruz, brings $4,000 in specie
The ninth instament amounting to $l07 1887, 10
2ilOO per the amount awarded will be paid the
Bank of America on the 25th inst.
The rates all those States where deprecated bank
paper currencie have been abolished at the specie
level In the other sections, where exchange signifies
only the discount the local money it of varies
according to that discount The rates to-day fol-
lows:-
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The italian Chemical soap.

0Cy- so MANY INQUIRIES HAVE BEEN MADE
to us about this, that wish to give and all
Avery celebrated Chemist in this city tells
that it indeed Of the most wonderful remedies for
eruptons and discolored skin invented We know
healthy clearness. WeknOw persons who have been a
ficed for years with eruptions salt rheum, scurvy,
bloches pimples in fact every eruption, and this has
cured in incredible short time 1t the bites of
mosquitoes galinppers bugs &c. and is altogether the
most wonderful discovery in science 1t will revoluonise
the human countenance, and by and by shall have
thingbu handsome smooth faces and clear compilations 1t
is sold quite reasonable by NIT Jones' sign Of the Amer
can Eagle 80 Chatham ST. N. " State st Boston, and
81 Dock st, Philadelphia.
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DEACON COURsE-TROTTING.- following
ID Sweepstakes are open, 10 of the Third Week IN
September. - .,
S,eke No Mile heats best in s. wagons, free for all
horses yer otted moneySj0 entrancehal forfeit S25
added 10 20 TO the second best horse Wagons aud dv
weigh 800 lbs. .
Stake No. 1.-TWO mile heats in harness free 10. all horses
Sl00-one hundred sntrancehalf for
frt $50 added to be given the second best horse.
Stake No. as ame No. g. under the saddle,
sake No 1.-TWO mile heats in harness. free for all horses
moneyS5o halt forfeit; SIS added go
TO the second best horse
Stake No. 5-Ssrnc as No. I, under the saddle.
Stake No. 6iile heats best in s. under the saddle, for
horses heyer 5000 half forfeit
SD added, TO go 10 the second best horse.
Stake No 7Ae heats, best in s. under the sddc, $50
half odet SIS added be the second
horse. Free for horse never troted for money
Monday, Sept 26-Puse $500, mile heats, in wagons
with inside stake Of $500 half forfeit 5000 90 the
cond best horse Wagons and drivers weigh 300 lbs
Entries Tor the above and stakes close Randall
Smiths, 81 Park Row August 20, by o'clock ?. NJ.
GEO. sPICER
auis 3tsr j. ID McMAN.
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lIS- DENTISTRY.-Doct. Harvey Burdell Dentist
has emovedto and permanently located his office at No.
362 Broadway, of Franklin street. Dr. Burdel
would state to his friends and patrons and to the public
in general that he is prepared render his personal
services in the different branches of dental SCIENCE and
he pledges himse all that dental operations shall
be performed scientific principles and at prices
both moderate and satisfactory. From single tooth to
entire set of artificial teeth inserted avoid detec
ton of the critic al observer aud they also
aneed to all the important purposes ofthe natural
teeth.
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Shin Masters.

We shall esteem It favor il captains of vessels arriving
rep9 OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed
spoken on Their passage list Of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will recipocae
the favor way,
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fS7- THE real, MERMAID-.DAY PERFORM.

o. THE REAL MERMAID--DAY PERFORM
ANCES-A double attraction is offered at the American
Museum to-day. Besides the wonderful Mermaid, which
all who pronounce to be the greatest curiosity in the
world there will be rich variety of performances at
four O'Clock this afternoon by Wnchell, Miss Rosalie
Celeste Gpsey Girl &c. which in addition to 1000 Gu
rioses, Balloon ascension, Sc. form the most valua
BILE concentration of novelties for IS cents wit
messed,
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, ls42.
o. FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun & Clark's, SO Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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tLuERrooL-Packet ship New York-H M BostsicE Chas
Eyler Mrs Edgar and daughter q w sman Chas Rich.
ards o. New York; George Ferguson ed Regt A. lady and
child canada Louis PIattley. London.
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents foreign ports are
send by every vessel all the intelligence they cal
obtain. Nautical information of any kind from any one re
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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To the AmIcted and to the Lame.

lG5- WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
attention of those suffering from rheumatic affections and
pain the bones and joints Sands Sarsaparilla pre-
paraon which possesses the power of thoroughly
waiting these Affections from the system All those
who have awaited themselves of its restorative virtues
have borne willing testimony to its eficacy.Prepared
and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation by A.
also by A. b. D. Sands 70 Fulton Gold ST. and II
East Broadway Price ST..
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CHINESE LEMONIA.

A N ENTIRELY and splendid article for the TOILET
"A surprising fragrancy article of the lind has
been introduced this country Every housekeeper
viii highly appreciate 1t indispensable family nvigora
Also Lavender, Pine Apple, Vanilla and Cologne highly
agant-ogetheI with every fragrant odors liquid
form. F)r sale wholesale and retail the Depot of Health
and Strength, so Canal street. door Broadway.
ausO 2wsr A. V. II. WEBB Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

o. NOTlCE-The attention of the public is called to
the auction sale of elegant Paror Organs which IS 10
take place half past this morning at 3oi Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

90 EUREKA! EUREKA !-Phalon of 2li Broad
way, may well exclaim with the philosopher and
the time gives proof" that he has adopted mode Of hair
cutting unrivaed by any artist in these United States
The most admired fashions constantly studied by him.
and his display ofexquse taste this branch Of art las
already earned for him well deserved praise. When we
consider how valuable is the assistance rendered the
setting off Of that beautiful auxiliary of beauty, good
head of hair compelled to award the highest APP
probation to Phalon for what he has accomplished
In his manufacture of wigs and every kind of orna-
mental hair work. he may well defy every attempt to
pass him. The unanimous testimony of the public has al
ready decided the question.
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0g-.No PAYMENT UNTIL THE HAIR Is RE.

STORED."-Athough the Medicated Lozenges of Doctor
Sherman at No. log Nassau street have proved eicacous
In most OF the complaints to which the human frame is
heir to, We have not known in which they have
restored the hair bald head but we have often heard
the Doctor recommend article, in which he has the
fullest confidence from ocular demonstration, well as
from the proprietor giving personal reference TO many of
our most respectable citizens 1t is "Beaps Hair Restora-
tive" which is supplied the above terms at Guion's
Bazaar No l73 Broadway is also offered for sale for
the convenience of those who do not wish to contract
above use it pomade 70 stay the falling Of weak
hair for purpose recommend it to the Ladies
az invaluable Price 81 per bottle SO per jar which is su
cieat a test in any case of badness
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Heroyd Ruylet,u or N.xv,

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwes
corner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board ct this corner Let every wayfarer soI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
Of printing such books, pamphlets bills, cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Cleared.

RISES s Is MOON SETS 3 AZ
n SUN sErs- 6 Is HIGH WATER. :. So
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A BOAT RACE

WILL take place the Elysian Fields Hoboken on Wed
nesday, August 2i,h 1872 Prize Of Fifty Dollars will
he TO four cared Race Boats dollars
winch will be added the and given the winning boat
Also prize Of twenty five dollars will be given
seu boats not esceedng twenty -four feet in length All boats
wishing for this will please before
Monday 22d August boats will be allowed after
mat date GepIeme WIS ing TO enter their oss III please
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MEDICAL, AID.

DR. GREGORY continues to devote his entire personal
- attention diseases of ocular He has bestow
ed much study and attention the improvement of the old
mode of practice and the result is he has succeeded in dis
covering auxiliary remedy, before used in this
line Of practice Ii is particularly applicable Of long
standing and where in many instances structure sup
posed TO exist.
Dr. Gs residence is at "a Mott street about $50 yards from
Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church. He
all hours Of the day and His charges proper
ton the times. No 81 a drug store. au26iltfr
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
kEMPER COUNTY.
Giro
CHARLES HATCHER, 5ii. US. J
WILLIAM +. HAMILTON & ;
Roscow COIr.
UT CoURT; April Term, lsa2.
Attachment for Sll75o 81

hOBCOW
THE Attachment IN the above stated case, having been
turned into said Court duly executed il ordered by
the Court that publication be made for weeks
the New York Herald newspaper published in the city Of
s suit and that uness the said defendants shall apre.
before the fourth Monday of October being the first day
OF the next term Of our Court put in special ball. plead de-
MUIR judgment will be rendered against them end the property
attached will be sold s'tisfy the said plaintiffs demands
Witness MosEs EVANS Clerk Of said Court the 9th day
OF July A. D. 1872, and the seal Of SAID Court NC ~,
HUNTERIEN, DIsPENsARY, ESTABLISHED IN
medicines and nostums the plurality which by
ignorant solely for the purpose Of picking the pockets
OF the creduos without afodng the slightest relief but
The contrary an injury subJecng them TO potracted Illness
ending IN dapidaton and often total destruction Of the constr
tntion, would have ntsd the proprietor putting this
print but the established fame the we'll aested excellence of
increasing reputation Of the medicine sufficient all that
this be cassed with the above the reckless
Of unpnncpled who initiate every medicine found
be truly valuable Daring the years celebrity this
failure has reached the Of the proprietor IL merely
prompt removing diseases but safe for all is also
ent pursuing his avocaon undstubed by its effects The
w office for the sale of this medicine New York above
Branch Office MOI Sheldon Row South 9th street, Phade
pha, Pa. as0 Tier
DEDICATION.--The French Catholic Church OF St VIM
- de Paul in Canal street will be Sunday
2ist by the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes To
the Of people who would crowd the building if it
left Unfortunately for ALL the Trustees will
These tickets will be sold but collection will be- taken
after the to aid the Church when hoped that the
Spontaneous offerings OF the assembly will DE LIBERAL
The French and those who subscribed
erecting the Church, obtain tickets of Mr. Binsse No 40
Beach Mr. c. Gignoux, II William street, and Del
moncos Restaurant The Rev Drs Power Quarters Stars
of their respective congregations who may u pre-
sent. aul9 2tsr
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Passengers sailed.

KEY WKsr-Sehr Columbia-Cap, pb,llips Can, Packer
Sckney. ''i~' O~' AS'' ''
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Life Trust Company how much ought he to get OF the
Erie haiioad capitai We WILL hereafter refer to these
items, and enter little into their history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

We will now follow with the different assignments.
The first is number of small obligations assigned to
William Bard in trust for Magniac Smith Co. of Lon
don amount . .......... 1855 AIS
To secure Morrison Sons, Co., London, 367 obi
cations, amounting to. Observation-Disclosures. 800, 1877
Included inthis list are the following names =
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~ NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERS-The sub
9I scrber Proprietor of New York Tattersalls will
~ make liberal advances in Cash, all New Lgh
Wagons sent to hise establishment for sale
Builders ia the country rely upon having every attention
paid to their orders
For further particulars 70 terms, sc: apply to
GEO. w. MILLER,
au6 Proprieto- en- " r'.t'arsalls. is6 Broadway.
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HOTEL D'EUROPE.

IIO Eli - Il ~ hO1 Il,
No. Broad Street.
'HE Proprietor having removed 10 No Broad and
opened this establishment for the of the
public socts his friends and others him call
Every decacy of the be had here and
thing served in the recherche STYLE the bar supplied
with good Vines and Liquors all times
Table d'Hote, at 3 o'clock.
Citizens and strangers will find this admirable place
dine down town, being so near business
~ b. Private Rooms may be had for parties single gen
tlemen, furnished. au2O lm-r
DACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FROM LIVERPOOL.-
Consignees by this ship will please send their permits
board, at Orleans wharf foot of Wall without delay.
All goods not permitted in five days. will be public
auI8
ROARDlNG.-Thee four Gentlemen can be handsomely
moderate terms, by early application Fulton street
au20 &c
RlLLs of Exchange all parts of England Ireland and
Scotland IN sums OF IS ELS and $50 any amount
Tor sale at 5. j. SYLVESTER'S, 90 Wall street,
au ~ and 1879 Broadway.
COLLECTIONS all of the United States made on
~ the most favorable terms, by
8. J. SYLVESTER,
avn ~ Wall ST. and 40 Broadway
NEWBURYPoRT BA NIX NOTES wanted at
~ s. j. SYLVESTERS,
au20 100 Broadway and % Wall street.
WANTED TO KNOW if purchaser could be obtained
" .or Judgment against the Custom House Officer
Couand street, Broadway that rendered the
wees TO the party unbeknown to the pubche known
! ote keeper for many years. au20 Ter
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AMERICAN rIUsEUFI AND GARDENS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREE
~ opposite St Pauls Church.
p. T. BARNUM, MANAGER.
INlR EA SID NnNEI
HILLS NEW YORK NIUSEJ

CARD The pubic respectfully informed rha, the New
"A York Museum will be clio ed in the evening till the
tensve alterations and Improvements finished II the in
tenton of the subscriber about the goth of Au
and pledges himself that show the public
the magnificent and refined places Of be
found in the United States. q. II HILL.
aul2 lmsr
FREMONT THEATRE, BOsTON.-Ladies and Gentle
men OF acknowledged talent, DESTROYS OF engagement
this establishment, vii make application by letter paid
the subsc rber imme distely. j. s. JONES Lessee
Boston, Aug. II, 1912. au A atixsIc
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49, IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF
lAN<HORSES, &c-John Williams, Veterinary Sur
Al.geon, respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he continues practising successfully the diff
old established Veterinary Establishment the sign Of the
Golden Horse 32s Broome street. few doors east of the
Bowery, New York
Mr. Williams thanking his friends for their kind
during period OF fourteen his bu
sness in this city, takes this opportunity of informing them he
number of convenient roomy Ground Floor Stalls for sick
Horses which will be attended with his usual care puncu
aty attenion The fact of Mr. Williams being regularly
educ and brought the profession in the armies of both
England and France, and having had much experience
sufficient guar that those etustng him with
their Horses may rely upon the skill and attention be-
ing paid them. Mr.. Williams would also suggest his
friends the advantages to be derived fran employing him III,
the purchaser and the seller and his of the
perfect formation of the Horse but prove beneficial
Mr. Williams Inhmary No. 1871 Chrystie street where
he always be found consulted and where Horses
med his will have the full bene his and long
experience Ills charges moderate AID suitable 10 the
times. anl9 81 cod or
d NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERs-The SUB
l9IN scrber, Proprietor of New York Tatersals, will
N[N- make liberal adxanccs in Cash. all New Ligh {
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

NTKIKEKS SULU TION FOX The HAIR, Which viii
~ change grey hair TO its original color in few minutes This
solution is different from offered and fail of
snperseding all IL highly efcacous and
the advantage of identifying the hair without njurng
growth.
Those who doubt virtues requested have their hair
changed before paying their money IL humbugs would
this method there would be no reason to complain.
O. One trial win prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied, No. Chatham ST.
opposite the Hall Of Record, New York stairs