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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY
IN the world is WINS Irish Vegetable RELIEF CANDY,
L for Immediately removing the 70 lowing dseases-bowe
complaint cholera morbus rheumatism, pain ~ The head side
and breast scuryey dyspepsia, splitting oil blood, asthma
sboopng cougb influenza coughs colds and consumption
Fol sale al a Carmne 2s and 46 Broadway and "a Div
sion ST. ADNrsh ~ tilbOonJ
a Imeodsm Wholesale Agent, l01 West 81.
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OPENIV1; OF THE FALL F4s.I 'Hs,

OPENING; OF THE FALL FAStl rs,
AT THE NAGAZlN De NODES,
ro N Re 90 aa All srso5FF FAsmoN.-MA.
A DANE BEHRNAN, bess most respesdslIy TO inform
her friends and that she has received oy ne last arm
hc H., fhs same will stand unrvalled in the city. The
fashions consist the full and entr new styles cut uncut
msd and quilted novel description, ladies'
misses children sizes Also complete assortment OF
cars and head dresses PARIS bbons arthcla flowers feathers
SC Sc aud hair ornaments Of the best artists IN Paris.
aud examine for themselves
Magazn de Modes 6e Canal street 90 lmsr
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
nsat Of Mems BOYS Chdrens Clothing OF ali descr,p
respectfully invite the attention of those As he
made arrangements TO receive Cloths Cassmeres Nengs
cutters he pledges himself TO give perfect satisfaction all
y B-G,ments made order the shortest notice and
win suct puhctre'ry o3 lmsr
VIM. T. JENNINGS ~ co.
I)hAPtRs AND TAILORS, 1911 Broadway, American
ment Of sesonable goods including Cloths
ngs &C. y all the new and various styles under the
ses nat the system Of small profits and quick returns
our are such as viii enable Us 10 Ill all
aeis ~ future with prompness .
those requiring articles for immediate use the addition
our stock of assortment of first quality ready made Gar
ments consisting of
Surtouts, Frochs,
Dress Goats, fantaoons,
Vests, Office Coats,
Travelling Erocks. Dressing Gowns, SC.
choice collection OF
silk and Satin Scarf. CIavats.
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts Drawers,
Muslin Shirts Collars, &c.
Al prices which must offer inducements purchasers.
Jy24 sm~ec
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-. TAHNELLS U AUATE,
231 Broadway, corner of Park place.

Y E,shIihiNE has removed his Engraving and Printing
~ ir0m John street 10 No Reel m ma srsa,
tL9yY9ys iiolelD opposite the Brick Church Ns, Vor "
Nsuuhg lsltlng Invitation, and Prolesson, & rs eve
Gueo ~ tne st style OF the regards the sureortv of
htInsafk nedthess oil the printing and whiteess and
biiHancy OF the cards. Persons furnishing their own sJ
plates can have them printed the approved and fashion,
abe style ~ cards, Al prices 10 suit the times.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York BROOKLYN and the
adjoining cites and towns respectfully invited TO call and
eahno ne specimen books, aud from variety pattern cards
'N'0'' W u'H tdAt so lmFT
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TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPTlONS, CHAPPED AND TEMPER

THE wonderful discovery in medical science for di.
Of the skim that made by NJ Vespni the cele
brated Italian ply He shaped his discovery the form
Of beautiful piece called the Italian Cheme.l SOAP
founding effect Of this The proprietor himself has had for
years and half dreadful scofuous head disease; he has
had three practical that taken several
lionel day for weeks had the head shaved twice has
head washed two weeks with il, and il curing fast This
much for eruptsns For ladies children for clearing the
this it makes dark yellow skin white and clear One trial
toes &c Sold the sign of the American Eagle, SO Chatham
street N.Y. la Philadelphia by Zeber Ledger Buildings;
IN Boston, Keddng, State street, Brooklyn LII 1879 Full
ton OF 1m& &c
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DEPOT
OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
READY MADE IINENs Under GA RMENTS No e..

READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c &c
E Subscriber would call the attention OF their and
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and
sortnent OF stocks scap cravas gloves suspende
handkerchief, dressing gowns hosiery, lambs wool meno
silk cotton Berlin bucksn and othe! under shirts and draw
es Their assortment Of the goods and all other articles
aeaning 70 gentemans wardrobe rich, varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their new
style OF gentienens shirts containing
The shirts present MANUFACTURED By them suit the
TORN OF the thereby doing with the large ovepus
oil linen used under the old of cutting and adding
only 70 ne comfort OF the but to the beauty Of the
ou inns improvement manifest the Judges OF the
ae lar al The American Institute, that the first premium
uu 20 le sp9crbsi their patent elastic Brace IS ptcp
ecommegded TO al who have acquired the habit
~ Solng They will be found Of immense benefit
Satary habits BY bracng the shoulders they gthn
m ~ aug expand the chest and will be found Of imped
ION 'e use the arms They would also call atten
rnt patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
on being suited the best and most
''"'''' ny calling At the old establishment OF
an n2m,a, PARSELLS X AGATE,
- Broadway. If parL nla
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DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
0Q1 BROADWAY.-Extract:-
SOi g" cheeriu.y comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
lntosh testify he nyadsd home unfit for duty
in Of total deafness and discharges sm his
himself under the professional Castle and Edwards
Aursts Under their he recovered his hearing and
has returned to his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, M. d.
Surgeon to H. NJ. B. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
Asue Cor ncpient deafness earache pains, buzzngs
singing sounds in the collections Of hard Vita
ted seoeons of the organs Their acoustic oil has been
pula remedy all diseases of the for
wards Of twenty Offices removed 38 Broadway,
White street. oil lm*ec
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SIGNOR CIOFFrs GRAND VOCAL AND INsTKu
> MENTAL CONCERT, at Washington ttptel' on lues
day Evening October i3assisted by ihe following talent
Sig Anognin Madam Utto, Miss sophia GiertI the cee
pianist from Norway, her first appearance Mons ar
rieye Futst Mons, Ofiper, Yiolinst, Mons ttY md wv
w V. Wallace with full Orchestra, Leader MI ~ Mullen
Programme to be had at the Music Stores; .
Concert 10 commence at halfpast o'clock: s.,,sr
nrTickets 81 each. u" o0Nl"t"
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TO THE LADIES.
RlNGLETS, FINE AND WIRE CURLS, BRAIDS,
l., tnzettes PLAN Bands Bows, Head Dresses Net Caps
Shell Combs, and other suitable Ia.
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OF THE SECTIONS OF THE UxIr

The western and middle States then grow one.hay"
OF the whole product yet this man hesitaes not 10 say
that the West cannot be benefited by its export
The several classes Of the country beginning clear
y to recognize their true interests They begin to see
and feel that the prosperity OF the one is the welfare othe
other The asctaon of talking of Northern interests"
and Southern interests" is earning for itself the con-
tempt it merits The customers of the New England
States the South and West by what process of rea-
sonng then do miserable political hacks hope persuade
the sagacious industry of the East that is for its bene
fit that the South and West should be impoverished? or
the contrary that the prosperity of the South and West
will not be reflected upon itself in twofod ratio The
pretended advocate the manufacturing interests states
that the duty upon cotton is too low in England. 1t is
now 7per cent If reduced one half, 81 per cent, it
would the average crop of $40 000 give 500 900
additional planters to expend domestic goods
because the price of the material would rise under
the increased demand for consumption The welfare of
the growers of rice tobacco, and Indian is identical
with that the Eastern manufacturers whose goods they
buy according to their means and with the shipping nte
rests who their customers for produce well their
carriers. Every industrial employment profits by the
prosperity OF oil others John Jacob Asor would
have acquired his enormous wealth in poor country
1t was only by the rapid growth of general wealth that
his individual fortune weed in amount. The spec ulave
interest," such as that represented by the Courier and
quirer alone antagonist to the general welfare
its object is to take wealth by of paper schemes
from the many and concentrate in thehands Of stock job
bers bankers and bankrup and aggrandse few despe
politicians. Short lived ambition the "rue or run'
school, and pscuniary interests of the gambling "neck
or nothing" principle interests represented by the
Courier
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FreIghts,

At New Orleans, on the Goth instant. Since the numer
engagements noticed in last, the foreign freight
market has been comparatively inactive, though some
business has been done for continental ports We
advised OF ship for Cowes Sc at 81 shings for To-
bacco one for Antwerp for Cotton and 32s and
Cd for Tobacco; for Europe and two for Cette
S3s AZ for staves according to size There full
cargoes of Cotton offering for Liverpool Havre Ves-
sells previously loading take lots to fill up I'd and
cent The competition fer coastwse freghts, by home
ward bound vessels has caused still further decline in
the rates.
At Mobile the 22d-The freight market very mac
tive, more particularly to ports in Great Britain for
which cargo have been made during the
week The continued accession to the tonnage in port
by successive arrivals and the knowledge that other
sells still to in with the advanced period Of the
and diminished stock Of cotton 60 forward have
tended to depress reghs to their present condition. and
render the prospect of another foreign voyage many
hopeless In consequence listers and consigneeS of
several disengsged vessels only solictous dis
pose of their ships the best Vantage incur
the least loss Four British ships have departed in bal
last for the British provinces, and French ship but
Just arrived, cleared again for Guadaloupe brig has al
cleared for New York empty, and others it is said
template following The engagements OF the week, as
far as asceraned have been ship for Havre at ship
GBr for Antwerp 10 Ice. and ship for Nan,z Ec. for
cotton and $50 per for slaves But American
sci the berth for Liverpool and she ul British ships
ask led but there very little offering Coaswise
gsgements in the early part OF the week at si 81 per
bale; Yesterday ships taken up, for phia
at SII per bale, the other at rate not made public.
AtApalachcoa the 18th inst. rates ruled-To Liver
pool British vessels Id do American vessels "a. New
York hc Charleston &C.. Boston tc New Orleans 81 so
y hall,
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having been called to the merits Of this article by the
Messrs. Sands. (who gave unqualified certificate of its
healing qualities last year, many naturally inquire for
what diseases it is peculiarly appcable although
aleviates the unwilling victim of consumption and
prolongs life, II is left TO Others whose imitation OF the
genuine sarssparlla will it is said, consumption IN
its worst form.
Bristols sarsapara scrofula, rheumatism indi
geson dyspepsia and all diseases having their origin
in impure state Of the bood-patiens stay cured by
this preparation. Remember II has stood the test OF
eight years.
See that the written signature of c. Bristol is across
the cork OF the bottle-none other is genuine. g..
Sold wholesale and retail, by VIM Burger, 90 Coui,
landt street and at retail by Rushon Aspinwan VII
hau's Pharmacy syms Bowery; Trips, l6s DIVISION
street Wood Morrson's, 209 Greenwich st snI,i
Medicine Store $40 Broadway and Druggists gehe'dHy
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Foreign Markets,

HAVANA, May l5.-The Leonidas and Warriors cargo
of rice, mentioned in last remaining in first Hands
sold at 9rs; and further supplies than the Is
casks Hayne having arrived 81 paid for that par
eel the 10Th inst II will entirely depend the fur
Their arrivals from your quarter and Savannah whether
rates will be maintained not; should they continue
light an advance may still take place. Coffee is about
per quinal higher than quotations OF the 9Th inst
Lard IL a II
Fregh,s to Cowes and a market e. 5a2 TO- according
to size eft vessels.
q n 2 Orem
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POYAL MAIL FOR EUROPE-Letter B,g, for Royal
~ M+i steamship Caledonia, will close Hirndep & Co.'s
Foreign Letter Office, Wednesday, M.y 3lst NJ.
HARNDEN 4 90.
m3O 2tr No. wv all street.
oil CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADEs-Ju,t Ieceiv
" ed BY Iowhrdge Co. 1900 ysrjs oil cloths Of all pat
terms, widths and qualities
Also 200 pairs ell PAINTED window shades direct from the
manufacture and containing Of nitc
ofe ed this all of which will be sold Thursday
June LIST, 10 O'clock their sales room. 3Ol Broadway
MN 1 IN
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Cattle Market.

There was good supply of cattle in the market to
day. They numbered few short of one thousand mos
OF which sold at prices varying from So to so co. 4O
of the above were from the south In market, rs cows
and calves all of which sold at SIS to IS 30 There
ais sheep offered and ali sold at 81 rs to 81
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but in looking at the censu. returns he finds the following

ngdres:-
PRODUCTION OF GRAM THE UNITED STATEs FOR 1910
Wheat bushels jO2 7t2, 600 Eye, 22762, 952
Barley, 3871,622 B1okwheat, 9483,i09
Oats, L308S3,6lT Indian corn, AL $500
England produces The United States produce
than all other grains Corn therefore, is the
conservative article But the Courier says "only the
South grow for export" Let test this by the facts
The following the census returns of agricultural pro-
ducts, divided into sections -
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BY CARTER u co.
Store No. 3l6 Broadway, Gothic Hall.
WEDNESDAY. slst May.

WEDNESDAY, 3st May,
AT h,lf-nast 10 clock the store. 3l6 Broadway.
Furniture Pinos, Cookery c-1n extensive and elegant
assortment superb city made furniture Of the de-
aud naf French sofis, dressing French bedsesds
and full French mahogany chairs, small bureaus hair and
yahand, book c,es wsrdrobe, card centre breakfast and
dnins "a b lug rockers, work tables cribs, sc.
and ss; large Sn nd os' s' cut glasses mbe
Also two pen did rosewood grand action ortes Sale
positive meg aisr
A UGTI0N, MoTICE:;-Ll9UoRS, SEGARs, AND
sell THIS MORNING May sOh at 10 O'Clock at thsir sales
room Soi Broadway lI6 dmohni OF Cogniac Champagne.
Medei@ Sherry and Fort Vines &e &c anu N''A num-
Also, 300 0O1 Segars, among which Havan, Regaa.
tabncs Pine, Principe, La Norma and La Floa all choice
Also, large quantity of domestic Sesas be sold without
reserve, 10 close consignment.
H,so 10 chests Young Hyson and Imperial Tea.
Abo by order of the Sheriff. eight baskets of tip top Cham
Also, 70 denijohH, superior MOnonsnhea Wh:ksy,
- HORACE BOARD Auctioneer.
FINE ARTs-CHAs s. SMITH will sell this evening,
above Rcade street econ of framed Oil Paintings
ny Of which are in good order ard from celebrated artists
including ZaccaTe Wouyeaman Richardson, Chapman. and
ENGLISH ENGRAVING "A COLI elton Of the lne.t
ddy coored viz Bolton Abbey Surrender Mary Queen OF
Magma Chn,a; Match IN Cromwels family eutreating for
The life of Charles he First Ihs ExeUton o,
th Crown; The QUEEN procee III, Roy. Review Trial
Of Lord John Russell; Pet Lan aud sunday Moug 9.een
Elizabeth detecting Bab'ngtons Con.piecY GUS and Boys
Visit of Poor Relations Full lengths of the Duke Of Cam;
hide to and Cha pc ger the DStci,
&c &c, will be positively sold suction by E. w Snow,
his gallery 32f Broadway. this evening at O'Clock They
from house, majority of them have been at
auction before Dealers and Others will do well 10 sttsnl
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CRUSADE AGAINST QUACKERY.
THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
L MEDICINE AND PHARMACY nfth 1it al

a
New York. established for the suppression Of qnsckey
h. une d se, sSd be h1
them dnns e Lat year IN SURPRISING the shameless
to call their attention to the following preparations
teen tested test IL every BY the College during the
medical in Europe have far exceeded their
THE GESgESE kKT AN6 sA Re
This highly colcenratrd extract is prepared by chemic,l
imported from France for the College aud
aud s
world all diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood
SPA :9s s'f. . each In containing
a1' THE gERIvATLt D. TONIC; MIXTURE,
les. appetite ,.,iigas debility GodOe% from youthful
mend this er,teul mixture emneny adapted for the
G hn LADIES %Rc am he. s1 0 M
sSd ,s small d. 81 Ia caves Is contain;
PROFESSOR vELrt El6 FIi CELEBRATED srEcI
For eu,s Of Gono G,, a9a all nysopuu s di,
Effected good les INTRODUCTION toto hi, coanty
BY rs CSsge a any other nsc, has done for
the u.csIy organs, sTs.sng the most obs,r,e disease in
Sold .,pse 6o,es each Iu ches;, containing svf.
cen quantity guaranteed to the most obstinate So
sARs sns isDi Z Fl I MIXTURE
For the Of primary noary forms Of SYPHILIS This
powu, .ters,s = so%posd Of cG@.poa Of botanical
bic and o,thsome msladies.
with Of principal Of EuIor has ND a%p
opportunities observing the Of
been completely satisfied of its value both from
pereuce there and from having cured vi til,
that his observation he hiss
conoecied with he College h, re, that he confidently
safest and mtdy for this ca's
All pc suffering from secondary eyph should this
Mixnre without desy, is the seses and
punfer Of the constitution at present known.
Sold IN large bot les at So Small do ST. In
half DOZEN s.. Carefully packed and to all
he Union. - - .........
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons living dance will please to be explicit
possible when applying letter 20 the College for medicine
all symptoms of the disease for which The,
want medlcue general health, manner Of living, sc.
BY order w. > kICHARDSON, Agent
Office ADD Consulting Roomo of the College, 81 Nassau ST.
MN IL ,xIn,
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County OF New York. from the oob av
May to the 9th day OF May. is,s. '''

DISEASES.
Casualties. Consumption q Commissions, 10; Croup o.
hives Uelium tremans 2; Dfopsy, Dropsv IN the La.J
I2 do the cheat 2; Dowsed, q Dysepterv a. b,I,,"
3; Fever bilious do pucrnera Ii do remtent q de- &C.,
let Hopping ,ouIh u Inf animation OF BRAIN a. do of how
els q do Of womb, do of liver, Insa ~ Il Int ,n O.
rance Il Locljiw, !; Maasmus, 3; Nessos 2; Modfcs
Il Old Age |; Org tnc disc heart, 2; Palsy p Rheu
,nansm /; Small Fox, 5; Suicide, Il Unknown
Under year. DC; TO years, 8; 2to5 II; TO- 10 &C.
90 q 90 TO 30 Ia 30 TO tO 40to So liz so to to 10
5; 10 10 &c. q no to 9o I; 100 and upwards unknown
NATIVITY
United States, 8o Ireland, u England, Scotland, Il
Germany l; France 9; British Possessions in North America
2; uukuown,y F
or the above were from Aims House, Bellevue |; Hos.
pita Bellevue s; Blackwes Island 2; Lunatic Asylum,
?; City Hosp tai, /; Long Island Farms, !.
VIM. A. WALTERS, N. ID. CITY Inspector.
Cay Inspectors Office. May %, 1913.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auetioneer.

Y. = =
UCTION NOTICE-FRENCH AND GERMAN
"a FANCY GOODS, Brass Musical Instruments, &c-B
MOONEY Co will sell hi, dayat 10 O'Clock a. 81 Mai
den lane the balance Of the French aud German fancy
goods sales consisting Of 300 lots Of all descrp OF
fancy goods well worthy the attention of the trade viz, hair
brushes Cologne water ladies' AID emens
and work boxes tooth brushes perumey guard chains,
dominos pipes and leather reticues
SC &c. Also a large lot of chandelier drops.
ASo invoice Of musical Instruments viz French horns,
Jstops, tromboHes tumpe accodtons flutes vin
Inns guitars violin clarouets Sc SC. For further
ready. m3D t'r
A UCTION NOTICE GEO, G. MANN 4 co. corner
"A OF Broadway and Anthony street, will sell this morning
at 10 o'clock by catalogue 100 LATTE Chateau MsReauX
St Julien Medoc Barsac Also 100 Hockhemer Fors
Nemer 90 leases Stein WaD 80 baskets double
Champagne: so do treble grape; 30 do Old Crown pnts
Also, MADEIRA, Port, Pale and Brown Sherry.
Also, dozen superior Georgetown Sherry and 500 import
cd SegaIs to be sold TO repay advances. .
Also, Rum q n, Brandy, Sc. in wood the above Will
be sold shine, the hest bidder such quantities
be desired. m30 ltsm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aneu ,neer.
~ BELL & HOWARD.
ssssrss Noe - .7Hn AMI iis Hn,ios sissf'I

THONts BELL, Aueu ,neer.
~ BELL & HOWARD.
ss.syss Sos. =, .3nn a M iis s,i,los 'issfi1
At lOE o'c ock, at the sales room -.
Large sale of fashionable goods suitable for families ana
otheuConsstsg continuation OF the stock OF whoesae
and and retail Dry Goods together with several consgn
mfnis o. goods suitable To the season.
Also Tendon and French clohs cassmeres summer SIMS
panaloon stuff yengs bo,sry drlings glo shirts nc
Also an invoice Of single mill French cloths, cassi
meres, ganbroons, summer cloths drlings, &c.
Also.a voriety OF articles pledged over one year.
WEDNESDAY,
Atl0% O'Clock, In the sales room
Large sale OF sple ndid tu niture Of all descriptions
AT II O'Clock IN the sale rooms
Extrs sale OF Clothing. Piano Fortes Valuable Paint
lngsFs 2Tunks eleg seasonabe wearing apparel and at
O'Clock, in the Fulton street store, by catalogue superb
ortts both second hand .nd new including
limited, sUd sold by order of the sheriff elegant rosewood
and beautiful premium do partially damaged the
way from Boston, and very fine Meacham Albany do. Sale
withoutreserve.
Paintings Bird-Aso. 2 beautiful original PAIN ngs in
handsome frames, various interesting sui splendid do
steel; stuffed bros, ancient Fl and
flowers, clocks, &c SC.
At O o'clock precisely at No Mulberry OF Chatham
stairs over the jewelers. store.
To Fringe and Tasse Manufscn Furniture Dealers and
the property Of fringe and t'sse manu- acturer
uprising all te m.chnev for the business import
ed great expense and in fine order.
Also qusntity of stock moIds, &c.
Same time, variety OF plain furnature.
Also gimp press, tools. sc CataloPues on Tuesday.
THURSDAY,
At l0H O'Clock. in the sales room.
Large sale of elegant clothing of all descriptions hosiery
gloves shs npenders &c Also the balance stock of
merchant tailor
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER, appnses those who a.
lvl consult physician VI regular medical acquire.
mens aud practical experience, that he VIII be found al his
fees day evening. The Doctor has beer
'nlaged office practice for the ast II in thus city
an the sue of several Treaties upon those diseases thai
nave engaged his attention during that time The Dis,
coNefes IN Chemistry has into HI, hands
ues which are very quIckn performing cures His medicines
ere pu upin parcels at 81 with all necessary drccur sLd
.ph book giving symptoms, treatment, AID cfc Offices
No2 hpn sreet-prvate entrance 9TH door from the Museu
lamp ~ inner door. my0Its
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On the 25,h inst board British ship Superb, Captain
Hamilton, from Glasgow, by the Rev. A. s. shaier of the
state street Congregational Church, MIR. JoHN Mean
Thur, to Miss ELIZA McFARLANE, of Ershire Eng
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Died.

On Sunday evening. 2sth inst. OF consumption, LETT.
rAwie OF Hugh Gray in the htieth year OF her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family and the
bers Ut the Grove Lodge, No. IS l. o. Of o. f. and the
Order in general respectfully invited TO attend her -
neral this afternoon 4oclock from us aurens street