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PRICES OF Provisions
Flo reign Markets.

BRIDcETowN, Barbados, Sept l4.-since the date of
my last the arrivals from the United States have been
heavy and, OF consequence, prices of your produce
generally decline. Flour is selling at So U.s. and
Corn Meal So 80 per barrel duty paid-stock OF both
large; Navy and Pilot Bread So SOL Crackers no alte.
raton Butter Is cts per h. dull Lard per lb Can
dies cents p b Corn 81 80 bag of two bushels
Pork SIS by retail; Goldfish 81; Mackerel No. 3, SIS u.s.
Exchange is advancing; so day sterling bills selling
81 so per E.
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~ VIM. & John O'Brien, l6 Wall street,
80a 90

We have received the official return imports into the
United States for the year ls42 That year embraced tho
action of the tariff Of the extra session. which imposed
duty many articles before free The returns before
us show the operation ofat tariff The following is the
return of free articles imported. compared with that
of ls4l -
A SUMMARY STATEMENT THE QUANTITY AND VALUE OF
GooDs, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, IMPORTED INTO THE
UNITED STATES DURING THE YEARS l84l AND 1912.
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ca Friday morning the 9Th instant JANIS su-srR,,
nativ. Of the county of Carlow, Ireland aged 81 years.
His fir, ends and acquantances respectfully invited
attend funeral on to morrow Sunday afternoon
o'clock fro N his late residence washington street
On Thursda,~ evening, the 9th instant, Josr fsspg
aicx son of John and Sophia Lomss Of rs Butler
Brookly aged one year. one month and six days.
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

MONDAY, Oct 9th, at o'clock precisely
Purse S50mile heats-bet three veunder the saddle
free for horses never d for money.
III. Woodruff enters b IN Sarah
Geo Spicer enters b Stranger.
y. MCLAUGHLIN enters b m Lady Tompkns.
After which, purse Of $50 for to walk will be given
the best walker heats three make
entrance 50, TO be made at the Course at o'clock,
Immediately after, purse Of S75-two mile heas-in har
neSs-free for horses purse
". Mclaughlin entc.s m Lady Tompkns.
". Jones en'sss oh Cincinnatus.
Geo y ,rr enters Z Stranger
80. Aandsnburgh enters q VIM. Tell:
WEDNESDAY, Oct nth at o'clock precisely;
Purse s3two mile heats-under the saddle-ee for horses
purse over $50.
VIM. Whclan enters b Geo Washington
n. Woodruff enters m Sarah.
Geo Splctr enters < Stranger.
Geo. Vandenburgh enters < VIM. Tell
C. Carman enters John Anderson
After which, match for S5O0-two mile heats-in wagons
&. Bertines br m Isadora, and
VIM. Whelan's & Fulton.
Immediately after S50-mile heas-best three
IN wagons-free for horses
q. Carman enters m Lady Virgins.
ID. Abbott enters m North Star.
=. Mclaughlin m Lady Tompkns.
". Jones q Bla, X Bird.
Geo Spcer enters b Stranger.
Persons horses for the
he the ground in time the horses WILDE called up pre-
cisely the advertised. OF 3tsr
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c John prey Alden Is days from Por hu Prince with
sch j. B. Uraahsft wemble. from Norfolk with potatoes.
schr Hannibal, Birdsal days from Virginia, with wood,
schr H. p Haven,, Turner. from ST. Martins Mdwith wood,
soOp Pomona, Sherman from New Bedford with OIL sc.
sloOp Lady Adams. Cartwright from sagharbor with oil,
soop Lady Fenwick Ward from New Haven with molas-
SEES to master
Ship Hunress, Lovett, Canton; barque Heca Williams.
Barbados, and Others.
Herald Marine Correspondence
OFFICE 81 THE RH9DE I',asA.ssDER,}
AT 3D. Sarah h LOUISE Chscs Fs Rive, NYok George
s. "a Ss
for Fail Si f Rivers G9d
f. tiff %ffs,1A s
PsaaSSs Wes NYp for POvdsnce Providence Brown
Sid ith. Factor, Metamora Adams Lodemia & Eliza; VIM
T9oHpsqa seSsTt and WIN Thompson Buck ali Phla
General Record.
PACKET SHIP Gro. WAsHrNGroN Burrows for Liverpool
will sail to-day Her letter bags close Gpn the Ex
change, at the usual hour this morning
Ksn from EsspOI for Hartford put into
LaYssEIA brig called The Vatican about IS tons
ad and e ash $
WhaIemen.
Sailed from Nantucket LIST inst Mary Pitman for the Pacific
Ocean,
Spoken.
Justna, shepheUd NYork for Trinidad Aug 90 lat 80 "a
lon &c sO-ore topma and shifting her mansal weather
Sabine Of Portland Merrill NYork for Tobasco 20 days
Poland Smith, Newport RI for Savannah Sept a. 80 So
Ion 72 10.
Foreign Ports.
MoNTEEAL, Oct 2-Arr Sir Rchd Jackson, MCuny and
Martineo Sss sail qa days Atlantic. Montague: % New
rS' sa & G % BID Sfn sua ATr
yana Tariey Phladepha via 81 Fsomas 18th Pensacola
ss 9% ls RS sTis TIN I fsy
"a ToSaso With '0 cargo %f oswoO
LONDON Sept s-In Arethusa Baxter for Boston, Oct
PlILAU about Sept AR Alexander (Russ) Preusz, New
PoRT NELSON New Zealand March GAR Robt Pulsford
Caldwell, Hobart Town.
Lake Ports
aaa srdns
and clay Ko0 RScy MSqnsa Sd asae Pas
na and swallow Hppe5y ssadasfy Ada%
CAsrINE Sept 3Sd Cuew, Kinks, and Patapsco Conner
sS III TasJs
aea s s 5sas t NHs poa o.s.
S os ssx a0"F Ps u neH Sid
SS S1n S5h M cRe New York; Turk
maa Bsdsl N NXS sd 80 sssM
sE1$s
WSs: s Fly %
Fsdssi;S%s s;ssai sss tlS
$Ss S.sr, WAL
s % Adiiff ans
Hudson a. Nsy:
b4SSEs; oeii-An Victoria, Allen and Samuel Nieler-
ssss sS:s asst1sy Srst VI
z s G; sssss1 Rags:sp 81 81 S4 Fish,
AHa dEsbeec Roberts Shssy
SS;a
stst @ as psqa; A'1 M ~
Sid Sarah f Louisa cRs's
%; f..7s A Ses
s5as LsMs GNaGsh Vsssa
N %SS sssS$i sss:sssS', 3G?i
Hasx; Lord Lit, MddeOwn, Ct; Brandywns, Stephen
BAITIsoSTs Oct SID Margaret Husg Husg. Trieste; So.
S osFonR Madison Foster from City Point for
%%' .I%9ar S NJ Maria E.tell Boston, Aba.
gail Eliza do Keller Thomaston; David Rogers New
bago; Balkan Godfrey, Martinique Aarc, Rodic and ser
CHARIEsroN Oct s-Arr Jas Calder, Webb Amsterdam
Cid Southport, Griffith, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Oct 2-Au Homer Watts, Thomaston; Presi-
toga, Cushing, NYork
NEw ORLEANS Sept 27-Ar Tippecanoe Gray Baltimore;
Globe Lowry PHILADELPHIA Rosario, Ducey Campeachy-
Cid Palmyra Scobe Boston; Sarah Hand Herck Philade
phia Caribbean Phlbrook, NYork Below 28th Lime Rock
Aud Ssal brigs Dadem Br) and Lucy Ann barque and
schr.
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2. ID. ROCKWELL, Auc tioneer.
OIL PAINTINGS AND nINDOW SHADES AT AUG
TON.
CHAS. s. SMITH will sell this morning, Oct, 9TH, at
o'clock his sales room, 30i Broadway corner Duane
assortment of Oil Paintings of which very SPLEEN
au 3geer WIN oo pairs on WINDOW shades being the stock
close a concern, by order of the assignees.
The paintings belong different persons and they hereby
notified that they will be sold without to the highest
bidder. OF It.r
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Married.

On Tuesday morning Oct 3rd at st. Stephens. church,
by the Rev j. H. Price, Mr.. THoHAs w. STRONG to Miss
Esther WISHAM, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Winham, ell
Of this city.
On Wednesday morning Oct. 81 by the Rev Martin
Schoonmaker, Mr.. john DE BEvoIsE, to Miss GERTRUDE
SUDAN all of Long Island.
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mz- STORY OF NTNON DE L'ENCLOs with her
Letters &cOwng the repeal ed calls have had for
this w.rk take this aston that il will
not he ready delivery till Saturday. l4th October II
is beautifully printed, in book form, with large new
type. Price rs cents. BURGESS sTRINGER,
corner Broadway and Ann street.
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NsSSyrre n-snsrsd h. ~ NJ W. ri,.a - At .do;ns
and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quacke
ry s the mo eectual remedy for debility, produced
College during their last years practice, have met with
some cases OF extreme debility, thar aer having resisted
all other remedies have been efectualy cured by thi
powerful nvigorator. Sold in large bottles - each
small do S in of half dozen, $6 carefully packed
and sent all parts of the Union Office and consulting
rooms OF the College 97Nassau street.
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IMPORTS OF ARTICLES FREE IN lsii AND DUrIABLE
28.3q3.O5I

The simple operation of 90 per cent duty for
reduction Of nearly 600 600 in the value
of cerain imports, nearly all Of which constitute the
home freghts OF American vessels. If this the ope
ration Of simple revenue duty, how much effect
has the present prohibitive one This will examine
hereafter.
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Passeu, 'efs sailed.

Neutrality-suspicious. usoI, >eA Hubbard and servant Of
New York; poSropf PMse Vein MaiIlefeI Martinique
Alexander IeacocE Ambcv; Mrs Mn ~s. Miss Munel and
Barbados
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ship Geo Washington Burrows Liverpool, Grinpell. lin
ton Coz; Angora Means, Laguna, Nesmth Leeds CO. L.
baldwin, Thompson, Savannah Dnnham Dimon Sidn ey
Barnard Norfolk James Hunter; rxene McClntock Br
ywins Nesmth Leeds CoEsshn Amelia Terry, s, vans.
Arrived.
shp II. Allea Wilson, days from Charleston with co ttou,
o q. Sutton. 49,
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Here them is an immense falling off in the free goods.
and nearly ell in I'm xrican vsssels. We may now
pare the imports Of tn articles free in s4l and dutiable
in ls42, as follows =
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

OYSTERS -l68h Fulton street. opposite st. Paus-
ONAPOLEON COURTIN takes pleasure in informing
those who have heretofore honoed him with their
onage aud those who willing continue the favor
that the Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
them which has them the
hat his saoon recently elegantly fitted offers tine most
nuiet and comfortable accom- modations
There will always be found in il choice collection of the
following wines, via Chabs Sauteme, Grave Barsac, Her
and all Of foreign wines and cordials.
He keeps constantly hand the above wines the cask
boz together with Preserves, Sweet Oil and Fr-=sss
Goods purchased from his establishment oicDage
"a any part oC the city, Oysters will be Ience Of
purchasers puired) and opened by Of sait eE sants
the embellishments. o2 l5-ec
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STOVES.
ONE SILVER CUP. EIGHTEEN SILVER MEDALS
~ AND MANY DIPLOMAS, have been awarded by the
Institutes and Societies in New York. Boston, PHILADELPHIA
and other places for the superiority of articles Reference
The Stoves all The Old patterns having been burnt
in February 1912 Many have been made-he
enlarged and fire places reduced The most i'm
porant the Tubular Oven stove which the
tom OF the than by any other plan.
The Combination Steam Conductor the perfect appara
for conveying off the and smell from cooking
The Triumph Steam Conductor, new, pattern 8i3.-Ths
Stove has large elevated and also
the &c.
Caloe, Heat Producers for churches fancy stores Sc
Patterns of the splendid ORDER powerful heaters NJ.
brick Innings will last |, years.
Large Wood Stoves for chur hes school rooms &c., froL
patterns made Tor the public schools.
Patent Agrcultulss Furnace for boiling food for stock
Used by farmers and Others every State Union Size
Of u.s. &c. 49, So 60 80 and 100 gallons Prices much redsced
j. l.. MOTT, 264 Water street,
between Peck Slip and Dover street,
o5 3issm nd Bowery.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, AuctIonecI
BY BELL x HOWARD.
(Sfores No. 22 Ann street and us Fulton sfys,

TUESDAY.
At l0H O'Clock, at No. ia eth Avenue near 2th It.
Will be sold stock Of valuable drugs and medicines spice
powder and tincture bottles pots Jars, &c
Also marble physicians scales number oil rare
Furniture-A the household furniture of the family with
which the sale will commence comprising carpets bureaus
tables chairs wardrobe looking glasses sof bedroom ans
Also valuable double gun and apparatus saddle and bride
Sc.
WEDNESDAY,
At l0h o'clock. in the sale rooms,
Extensive sale of elegant Furniture OF all descriptions. .
Also a the same time, the gentee furniture OF family
going Europe and removed from Brooklyn for convenience
Also, piano fortes paintings looking glasses, China glass
and plated ware, stoves, kitchen utensils. &c OR
W LYALL & co.
"A &c. this morning at lo o'clock in the store tto Broad
cond hand and furniture mostly from family breaking
up housekeeping including elegant sofas mahogany chairs
dressing and plain bureaus Wristbands card pier and
mantel lamps ingram carpets feather beds bedding. bed
tains clocks and other housekeeping articles.
Also, 10000 segars, several brands very fine.
OF ltsr
LUCAS p. HOUGH, Auct
UCTION NOTICE-Large and extensive sale of new and
lelegan city made cabinet Furniture On Tuesday Oct 10th
o'clock A: M will be sold auction store of b.
H. Willis, No 2 Broadway the entire stock Of cabinet
furniture of sofas of all patterns sofa
French bedsead breakfast and dining tables tables
and without marble tops with aud without
bic tops towel racks sofa tables ottomans oosoo
half three and full French chairs chairs.
stools hat stands tables curled maple chairs
cured maple bedeads window shades palasters hair
holsters pillows and articles too mention
B-The above sale is well worthy the attention Of south
and western buyers
Catalogues will be ready one day previous the sale when
the goods can be examined. Sale positive or STR
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Foreign Importations.
Domestic Important,

PoRT Au PRINcE-Schr John Drew-6OO bags co, %
lbs logwood loo hides 60 ceroons tobacco Rosse uo
4 bbls ginger q Hogarth
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~ FOR SALE-A pair Of bright bay CARRIAGE
E.<B0RSEs, is 20 II hands high, warranted only five
A and six old, sound in all respects kind in sng
double hnsss and under the saddle and Of SUPERIOR
nu attention of any one desiring good pair
% Thov ma be for five six days on applicable
Al - ~ Dio"""aS'
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail,
Ship Masters and Agents,

we shall ssteem u favor IL Captains Of Vessels will rive
90 Sommoaorc tonEnr SfLyEy, of News Fleet Re
o Of the shipping left the Port whence thew sailed the
vessels oLoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
oasa ees AZ e%s on their arrival Agents and Cor
ending % this Ohee all the Marine Intelligence thew can
eceived. - ~ WI" We uan'u"h'
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a. S25 REWARD.-SIayedo OF stolen from the pasture
1Al<of r. +. Carman, 10th Avenue Fort Washington,
dark bay mare long tail 5h hands high little white
give Information where she may be found f. CAR
MAN g. HAZARD Yorkville, shall receive the above
yard. o53tsm
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HARPS

T T. BROWNE 4 CO. Manufacturers Of the Improved
y Patent Double Action Harp, by Royal Letters Patent
London-established 1870 many years with Eard No 3s
Broadway and 73h Chambers street, New York
j. f. Browne offers for sale 383 Broadway, the finest col
lection Of these beautiful instruments the United States His
arrangements such enable him transact business
European PRICES thereby saving purchasers the high duties i'm
posed by tariff these instruments.
j. F. Browne would observe these Harps
the most approved principles, with all the modern improve
unequalled in brliancy Of neness of touch
and peeetness Of mechanism Particular Is taken
them for the of climate in this country which
pect they will be found far superior any Of European
hcture imported in the usual way.
These sp paronsed by the elite of musical and
professional talent Europe the latter he would
ton ~ e. Bochsa, who invariably selects from this establish
The attention OF professors this solicited
Lists Of prices and descriptions be forwarded by
Repairing carefully attended to; Harps taken in exchange
Strings, NC. sal lmsr
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CAsTOH OIL-l8 bbls Castor Oil, for sale by
" oi9t X. COLLINS co, Sc southht
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

THESE famed sad celebrated Pills. from Portugal sre
perceive be obtained ia this scountry. Ses
msnt on the last column, fourth page.
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Craftsmanship Allen-l37 ties rice Masters Marko,
-l63 bales cotton ii Coit-3l9 do TO order
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER =,
Cleared,

Ts s RISE, MOON snrs $ Il
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MU0EUm,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON
CASPER HAUSER, Half Man Half Monkey possssssd OF
the power Of speech, yet walks upon allfoun.
Banjo Player and the Southern Mnstre win Introduce Va
Aa the charming La Petite Cerito the sracsr
full danseuse.
Performance the Lecture Room Commences At quarsss
8-afternoon entertainment on Saturday at o'clock
Admittance 12h cents.
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rIENRY ERBEN informs the public that he continues to
IL manufacture Organs at the old establishment 72 Centre
street He offers for sale the following Organs One Gothic
Is feet hsh feet inches vide feet 10 aehes deep One
feet inches deer One Swell Organ, of feet inches high
e wide and inches deep Chapel Organ Of stops
legsnt Psror Organ Also, small psor Organ; Asseond
ieep second hand Paror Organ. rosewood Saraphne
The above organs vary in price from s225 70 5000
HENRY ERBEN,
AZ head of Canal
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"a FOR SALE OR TO RENTING Premium Mills,
with II or IS run of stones with all OF its extensive
El chnery, situated tye mules from New Rochelle,
proximity the city Of New York nov in order for exte
cb Jav or coud be most employed for
other purpose which might require extensive water The
n,fon for the thyve Dyed by the Premium
Mills and their proximity New York with the facility of
afforded Immediately adjacent, by Of the
aviation direct to Mills from any port render the fcili
ties for business TO those desiring such
Esa New Rochelle, N. Y, Keloegsville, to SlLAs
W0OD ESQ SO Bread street. New ork
New Rochelle August %. lsi3. o66tr
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r1TTsINEss rs BUsINESS-Therefore IL you wish share
Of You must circulate your cards and handbils freely
TO do this in economical way, call on poLGEh SUI,
ron AZ the Office Of the Locomotive Printing Engine us
John street near Pearl where have all kinds Of job
Printing done in the STYLE the lowest cash prices and
disappointment -,
CTRAW WRAPPING PAPERa6oo0 Eeams. for sale by
y o5 PERSSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
CTRAW WRAPPING PAPER-7ooo reams of Crown
- Straw Paper for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
s2r No. 81 Liberty sIeet.
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NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS
from Delft Haven psntedby Robert w Weir for the Re-
unda of the apol Washington will be open for srhibtoa
October 3D. for short time only the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway Of Leonard street.
Abundance Is Season Tickets cents CaaIoSues
la11 cents
Open from Q A NJ. to 10 P. NJ "a zvses
CONCERT OF SIGNORA CASTELLAN with Itaisn
English French and Spanish and accompaniment By
the whole orches will positively take place the han
of Washington Hotel, ON Tuesday evening Oct. TO- 1919
Leader Of the orchestra Mr. NJ c. Tmm Particulars
programmes
Tickets 81 EACH to be had the music stores hos
the door,
Concert to commence at eight o'clock. o5 stsr
MR,W. v. WALLACE begs to scquaint his friends and
H the public that he will Grand Vocal and nstrus
mental Concert after his from Boston on Tuesday the
7h nst the Apollo Saloon Broadway Madame
Sutton and other eminent TALENT which will be duly announced
OF cod Ctr
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TIVOI,I SALOON

p DENMAN respectfully begs to announce to his ma
merous friends and patrons that ne has once more taken
place. and intends giving opening ball
tuesday evening be continued dur-g the sason
ia 10 he had AZ CoIlsrs Merchans' EXCHANGE; MT L.
a. 1874 Canal street Custom House Exchange; Pinss Ho.
. IRIS Tenapin Lunch; PheniS Coffee House; and al the
LET-Tbe Saloon, for balls parties, publis dinner,
: y. Committee Rooms, reasonable terms.
oh 10th Jtsr
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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

,ad hsS G %s and BE d1e to- S
the field Of comps,sonwe do now relying the supsr
specimens of FineCgs Chewing Tobacco Snus and all the
induced thus in justice to ourselves as well
judgments regard respective merits Of an article Of
adopt this as the most fair and satisfactory mode of
s ss G sS s n kat %
awarded in the premises. -
o76t.m No. Wall st, 2l3 and 2l5 Duane st.
TT Bqstwnea Eimy Flour
suitable for shipping 6Lf f%y rs; 20 sy
MEDIGIATED v{APoR BATHS, IS couTtapd street
5: n
Bathing sa Si for & Of the city 90 81
the light of the adds glory the day-as the evening
b. nj 9s $ 81 y to ss 's ssa
and bear the glad tdng, friends As long as this medi
be sSe,g
he @ se fI Sav a''s
ea s@ % s@a fs!a
sned Office No Division st, the only place in New York
e6On REV ARD.-CRoss SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pow For the Of GOnOrrhea, elects Structures and
or all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
It makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
stricon Diet drink exposure, change in application
business.
pue ss &. Hss S $
speak for it. Our object notify where be had
the challenges recent Conorrhna
be brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid cure
under forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryades all rank of soce
y-high. low, rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they
selves without the least exposure possible
Further the disease be contracted If dose Of the
Mixture is taken night going to bed when exposed
IL is bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
many cured in days.
For only VIM. H. Minors 192 Broadway, corner of
John opposite Franklin House New York; j. Jones
Of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia and at j. NJ Smiths
1888 Washington st. Boston. OF lm.m
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az FOR NEW ORLEANs-To sail positively on
M3 the i2th October-The first class elegant packet snip
x6LlBERTY, Capt. Norton, will be despatched as
above her regular day She has unsurpassed
Tor cabin second cabin, and passengers VINO oe
taken moderate by applying ON board the snip al ref
dsu JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st, near Wall st.
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MADAME SUTTON,
PROFESSOR OF SINGING,
erie o. r. D.-l. -,r

% Nalck street, 81 johns Park SIS 3msr
ITALIAN MUslC-MRs MANNING, Twenty year, re..
srucons terms to suit the tines Italian French and
English singing and in the most fashionable style Of piano
forte playing.
Mr. has permission rver the following entemsn,
J: NJ. VAIN wright. D. d. Messrs Rowland AspnwaI: j.
+ SCHROEDER d. d. Mr. J. I. Brigham; +. L. Hawkes. b. D.,
Mr. Nj. resides asoX Hudson street, near Spring q.
OF msr