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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
Philadelphia.
Correspondence ofthe Herald,


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, 1913.
The Vcather--dlarm of Fire-Artot and Dana
rcau-House Broken bto--Van B,vcn's Birthday
Complimentary Dinner TO Captain Stockton
The aeD National Thcatyicals-Ok B,H
at the Chestnut.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
DEAR SIR:-
The ckilliness of the weather, and the clouded
atmosphere to-day, il indicative Of snow storm
which may be safely anticipated here before mid
night.
Last night at ten o'clock there was an alarm of
fire, and the signal was given from the State House
stecplc n. w. Our fire companies were soon in
motion, but alter long run considerable distance
out the Ridge and Germantown road they were
unable to reach its locality. Understand the light
which was very great, proceeded from the burning
of barn and other buildings in the neighborhood
of Germantown.
The Concert given at the Musical Fund last night
by Madame Chit Damoreau and M. Artot was
well attended. The triumph of the artists was
complete-the loud applause That followed each ef
fort oil the great vlolinist made the Hall fairly ring
and SO delighted were the audience that several
cncorcs alone pacliied their enthusiasm
The residence OF Mrs. Brown, living at No IA North
Ninth street. was broken into last evening and robbed of
articles OF clothing silver ware an other valuable
perty. The burglars gained admission by forcing the
basement windows open, and entering through the
kitchen. Our city is infested with desperate gang of
petty thieves and house breakers in fact every day or
night is or other of our citizens proved upon
The police should be the alert to break u this party of
depredators.
The Van Buren, democrats of this city celebrated the
birth day Of the Expresidcn last evening by supper
OF Dohners White Bear Hotel Garner Fifth and Race
streets An address TO the people Of the United States was
lcd III favor OF the reelection OF Martin Van Buren,
,hc Presidency and other demonstrations of preference Cor
is gentleman were made in speeches and toasts The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
SANKs ~ MAssAcHUsETTs FROM 1909 TO 1913.
Capital Circulation. Specie. PROP of

During the past year banks with capital stock
of 06O have been discontinued From 1903 to 1897
the number Of banks increased from seven to one hun
dred and twenty nine, and the banking capital from So
S3 $780, The circulation from 81 SOS s9 to
S9,2l9,267.
Theamount of bank capital and circulation has been
gradually decreasing since 1897 when was the largest
Thepropoon of specie paper has also improved since
that year. The whole table, though covering a space
oforty years shows greater regularity of bank
ments, than could be found in any other State of the
Union The result of this syotorn regular
value of money the steady increase in the imports
and exports of Boston for series of years.
IMPORTS EXPORTS OF BosToN FROM 1872 TO 1912
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company numerous, and seemed to be delighted 81
particularly with the supper which mine host OF the
"Od White Bear" well skilled in serving up pro-
mise yo Il first rate.
meeting of citizens was held last evening at Evans
Hotel George ST. preparatory to giving complimentary
dinner Capt r. f. stockton The attendance large
and from the kind Of people that Will carry out the pur
pose notwithstanding the opposition of political newspa-
pers and party leaders The chair filled by Colonel
James Page ex-Postmaster and exmoyor John Swift act
ed as secretary committee Of five gentlemen of whom
col Robert f. Christy, believe is the chairman
deputed with the duty Of making preliminary arrange
ments will keep you advised of the action in this
ter II is a compliment less due the gallant Captain
than the of his great achievement in the
structon of the beautiful steamer Princeton.
told she will leave here in week ten days for your
harbor When there permit to commend your espe
cia attention the distinguished and genemany Captain
and his faithful crew
had the privilege granted me of reading the
tonal drama entitled Old Virginia. Southern Chival
ry written by gentleman connected with the Philadel
pa press for Mr. r. s. Conner and which Is to be pro-
duced at the popular National Saturday night for his
benefit am inclined to believe il will be successful the
pleasure experienced in reading the drama very
great abounds in "reminiscences of thrilling events in
our national history and will opine produce a thrilling
effect upon the stage. We will see.
At the Chestnut tonight Hackett will appear in two
pieces at the National the popular and firing King
OF the Mist first piece expressly for the Juveniles and
ut the Wanut,tth popular Equestrian troupe
Ole Bull will again nsrumentze at the Chestnut o'mor-
row night-of he will be welcomed with crowds,
and greeted with cheers. Yours sc.
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,om.toeA \ eo-llOi key. lard

hbls lard Johnson-i boz Comstock cIOt key. Lard
Thompson Adams. 1873 Iigs lad II Rog-,s-ij Ikgs
Deenoa-I cask Gre~nway Henry coo bas coi,ou
Msitland-2O Bartow Poie--ioo w Bsnwell-s7 do l6o
bbls flour Andews-2ioo pigs lead Gcodhue hhds
bacco Boorman Johnston co9i hhds 32 bb mo-
losses so pigs lead Ravens 20 do Wolf Bnhop-I LI,
Benedict co-i2i6 bags com so bal hemp Gray roby
Nav 0TtEANs-,,Bag Qeeananl Reported yes. rdsyT7sl
hhds tobacco ties nayseed Field Thompson CO.. do
ioungs co23 bxs oil Barry Way5O hid. 50
bbs molssses Robsrs Wamsi738 pigs lead g II Rogers
cotton Wood-B3 bb GLASSES Emanuel Van Kleek-lg0
bbs 3 bf do pork to order
CHARLtsroN-Bng Dimon-55 cks rice Mason & Thomps
81 De Peyser bales cotton Sprague Robin
sou 4 col pipes branoy Milne coz boxes A. Arnold
ibis hid bags Greenw ay Henry Smith, rkes mdse to
order.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6-CId Caracas, Dill, La Guayra;
Squire Brothers, Seelman Cisnfuegos; Esther Eliza Rice
West Indies.
BAL!IMoRE Dec 5-Arr Emeliae Bourne, New Bedford;
sapeake. Post, Poydence Emma Cole, and Maria Awsl
NYork Below, Justina, Co-mck, NYork Dover. Boston
York
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 3-Arr Amelia, Boston. Sid Reward,
(Br) Eaton Halifax; Fame Thompson Bermuda.
RICHMOND, Dec Arr Chas Pitman, Dighton.
NoRFoLK. Dec Arr Hurd Nckerson, Curacao for New
YoIkpu in in dist with loss of sails and leaky; Ecthel
for p;ehton Mass Rod Comma"der WING Have de- Grace
for Weymouth Mass the outward bound vessels detained
Cox for Antigua, aud Queey She'll Wsngon for Trinidad
6o,h rTW BaRS AIT 3D. Mary Gs[dg N New Bedford;
NewsqryGort for Batmore Amelia Fsbie, Portsmouth for
do Sid Helen Maria Sweetser w Indies.
SAvANNAH. Dec i-Arr Richmond, Andres, Providence.
APALACHIcoLA, Nov 2T-Cld Republic Gates, NYork.
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, JAM, Nov. 9, lSi3.-There is news Flour
is selling at S7a7,50 per barrel; Meal S375a3s so; Rice
Si50a475. There is great quantity Of lumber in
ket, which goes off slowly.
HAVANA, Nov. 23--We have to report the following
sales :" The Haynes cargo at 10 rs part of the Robert
Bruce 52 casks 81 80 casks per larry Not at 81
About 500 casks remain unsod in first hands, and
market may rally again. if supplies should discontinue
little, which we hope will be the Our produce
market remains the since wrote you under date
9th inst Moasses is very at Coffee suitable
for your consumption, worth 81 a6l."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
Sales of stocks mt PHILADELPHIA.

FIRST Board, Dec, $500 City SIS, 1857 1886 $4,000
Tenn 6s LIST July, s9 $1,000 do, LIST July, sS3 $4,000
Vicksburg Bank AZ; do Penn Insurance 1877; $1,000
State SIS, it. 6s; $4,000 do IT, 6sl; $4,000 do cash
6s shares Penn Bank, a25i do do, aa5a 10 do Will
mington RR, Is.
SECOND BOARD Dec. $4635 Chesapeake and Della.
ware 6s 1856 422 30 shares Wilmington RR, 49, 50 do
Bank, III 100 do Wilmington RR, f. Is; $4,000 State
S. 6s sl7OO State 6s 1885, 74l S3l5 annual 1876,
73 S375 old do 1916, 73; shares Pennsylvania Bank
225.
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Passengers Arrived.

,LvInrooL-Pscket ship hshburton-Thu.low Weed, DR.
Henry Bostwiek, Geo Bansrd lady, John Barrow
New York; Higenson. Boston; Charles Oakley Illinois;
warda Kenny Porto Rico; Miss Rubna Kennedy, Scot.
lands Miss Juliana Leve Miss Charlotte Leve Liverpool
a in the steerags.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Dimon-Mrs Phillips. II Wall, T
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Below.
One brig, unknown. Wind WNW.


PAcKrT SHIP INDEPENDENCE Nye, for Liverpool will sail
to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpn's.
B.nsus MoMAyK before reported sunk aysnn had mot
@ 1 Ths ia @ bow aa not
f s s sS"s Wiz b mS Sos S s fs
ever, it was thought she would soon be raised.
s;~ would Hf Te'
off d ana s to to % in contact
with he brig Marian Gage safely at s. rho%ss p1t
Saya: been !Ss sEI. Re sS% ct
no BY g n' and .
"s
@ hp baIqne 10 brig and 20
siS ssys rs " S$ sISs
pre-" Sa
IaUSon"h ship + about 7so tons TO be called the Brew
lsaa he'd from The ship yard Of Aus, Gs!,s
and to be commanded by Captain David Lincoln OF
Young Eagle, Lathrop ready for Edgartown
Rudolph Groning, from NYork Nov &c, of Shot Keys
e i. same M"o''na for Boston" Nov a. off
Morning Star hence for st Thomas Nov 90 la, 80 'o
Foreign Ports.
s eo and s% h as
Pioneer Parker Baltimore do; Annawan' Hutchinson Mart
~ rs ; G Gense Of and for Ban
CtSrrEcos. Nov li-ln port Faleo Carter for Boston
Mtg cargo only American Sid 10TH Ontario Staples. New
NEvv,IAs, dateIn port, Brothers, Mayhem, from New
MoSrrvIDEo, previous Sept so-Ar Plymouth, Goodhue
Boston,
BUFFALO Dec TAR III illinois, st Joseph; Juete, and lii
Nc S os.ss fH ss:
Home Ports.
Noy s. 2 o t' s Nw y0 Nye
CUTLER, Nov @-Sld Fellowship. fom Lubec, for Bat-
Fn.sKroRT. Dec AR May. Parker, NYOrk. Sid War.
wsa 6 ss SrsSnGaP% ,m a,aua. m Jao
BpSwsy sutton and Pioneer Mitchell, Apaachicoa; Orb
NsTsvHfrcnT Dec i-Arr Relief Hu'chia' Philadelphia
Wilon Philadeiphia prefsieqfe Hall Albany SIesess Hal
Sss
s'a"si: h;$f;y si d @ :
RoS s HfsGi Es.
81. o R s !: T.iS % HAIL
tG"so Tsnefas tspy A5Srssa orssv1 fs".,Ss oe
Ed5i%rs fGilsdsish bBSE Denim
Hand MOSs River o.'s Mb.,,.os and Pos.
GLOUCESTER Dec 4-An Caroline Thomas, Gibraltar and
NasTueKEr Dec Arr Elect. Albany. Sid I'd, Telegraph
EDcARTowN. Dec 2n port Bolivar for Norfolk; George
Hero and others bound f.. Arr Undaunted Coffin New
York
PRovIDkSen. Dec AR Eyry. Brl KnGyton Petop; "a.
l. Long Hawk ins Proof Glass BydenbuIg; Miami To kerr
Editor Dayton, and Capitol, Smith, NYork .
New HAVEN, Dec Arr New Haven, Downs Martinique
died 10th ut George Wesco Of New Haven second
mate aged I'll years. -
PHiLApELpiIIA Dec 6Arr Josephine, Couts NOrleans.-
Cid Emerald Hodgdon Boston; Elizabeth R'beccs Green
NLondon; Palestine, Hoover and Albany Nave Nfork Re
publican, Sharp, East Greenwich.
| RICHMOND, Dec 3-Au Sami Abbott, Ogden aud Ann
Eliza, Townsend NYok. Sid w Smith, Jarvis, and Ame-
RIGA, Somers do.
rIet pich'on, Newport In Hampton Roads Candacs Bright
West Indies.
CHARLEsroN, Dec 2-An Isaac Jackson Tobey Boston.
Cid Hannah Spngue, Cook NOreans EIen PEBBLE Perkins
Southern port Herald lBrl Watson, Br West INDIES; Lady
Ilowes. Boon Paul Jones, De Forest, Philadelphia Arr
LIST. Lewis Barker NYork; Eperver, Farwe Richmond.
SAVANNAH, Nov 3oAn Hero of Acre lbr( Jones, Liver
PoSi; kehmond Andrews, roydencs Sterling Hamilton
ADD Susannah Cumming. SaeI Lyerpoo Huma, willard,
Boston, Macon, Bbbns, and Poland Smith, froydence Al
bion, Bray, Baltimore
NEw SMYRNA, Fla. Nov is-Ar Louisiana, Marsh, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

INTER T0 ASSIs s,rs, ENITEp, ANCIENT
the Widows aud Orphans Fund of the Order will take place
Monday evening" December 18th, at the Apollo, 40 Broad
Ticket One Dollar to be obtained Of either Of the following
Fulton Dr. Hail. 90 Barclay Br 1ylee - Gold
street Br. Hancock. IS Barclay street. United Brother,
Mo,t street, pr Aken Pilots Exchange South near Roo',
Lodge. No ST.. A. Ban1haGl1l Front, 50 Fonyth BIZ
Weihn, &c Trinity place; B Haner SO Ann street r Gent
Of Orange aud Chatham and at Dodsworh Nu
sic Saloon, i22 Broadway. az 3t'cc
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Died

md IL days.
The friends Of the family requested attend his
funeral from his late residence No. i22 Orange street. on
Friday afternoon at . o'clock -
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Ship Masters md Agents.

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
port the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their fass,gea List of their Cargo. aid
board them Immediately their arrival Agent. and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
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wages decrease with additional labor In 1897 wages
81 per week above board and $685. operatives manufactured
9ii3o00 yards Of CLOTH and in lsil with wages $40,
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Domestic Importations

Nrw ORLEANs-Shp Viols55 hhds sugar $50 bb molasses
NATL md cot8 bales HYDE Sykesl20 bales cotton
Back co3j boxes oil Wolf Gillespie } mise
Phelps Eyng boxes tobacco NJ Conaolly.-lioi Kegs
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o. POSTCRIPT-The mail fails an average three
times week from New Orleans causing disappoint
men to editors and others interested which calls loudly
for the post Office REFORM being agitated by our ct
zens generally But there is such word fail with
Phalon's Tuberosc Shaving Cream, for it performs its
operations daily the beard, be it tough and
wiry Its softening influence on the beard is beyond
compareIand what is highly important to ALL it is free
certainly worth consideration Those who have tested
its merits pronounce it at the best and
mical article ever got up for shaving But every
should judge for himself and all invited to call at his
saloon 2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. Paus and give trial
Of its excellent qualities Sold also by g. zieber Co..
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by Brainard s. Co.. 10 Court
street Boston,
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o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S Celebrated Pills, for
the of GonorrhGa elect Fuor Albus and all smo-
capuruent discharges from the Uretha. ThesesPs
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without taintng the BREATH dsagreeing
with the stomach or confinement from business. Price
81 per box Office and consulting Of the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.

MESSRS. q. WEISS X FIR. GRAMBSS, Profession Of
1 Music, respectfully their the ladies
aud gentlemen OF New York dits vicinity that their Coon
Band prepared to play the admired and fashionable
Muse for Private Parties, Soirees &C.
Orders thankfully received and puncuay attended 10
Delaney also Mr. Mots Music Saloon 500 Broa
nj MIR. Joles Music Store, 3s5 Broadway a lmsr
= DIVISION STREET-Dr. HUNTERS RED DROP
The which this remedy has given, and
the testimony of large number Of individuals who have used
and proved efficacy justly snt,iles the Of
those tho afflicted with venerea disease. This medcine
the result of study the alen ted med
cal that lived IL is harmless its action, beng fol-
lowed by Of those terrible secondary diseases which
the result of using other medicines All those afflicted with
certain disease and no wish thorough
obtain this medicine which has failed. No Maiden
Lane Albany ST. and the Hunterian DsIensary No.
} Division street, New orK city.
Plain directions each VIAL and advice Of the Doc
gratis. All sold North Of Albany rfet Also in
bostO and tleston T. &c
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p3- PRICE REDUCED.-DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 375 Bowery, for coughs
consumption splitting blood, raising of phfegm pains in
the breast and side night sweats hectic fever papation
oil the heart tickling in the throat, asthma, whooping
cough, &c-all who afflicted with any of these symp
toms, should read the following certificate
Dear Sir-My wife has been sick about two months
being confined to the bed for tn rec weeks with aec
ton Of the liver to which she has been predisposed for
ten or twelve years past DR. Hoffman mmended me
to call at 3I5 Bowery and get bottle Of Dr. Taylors Bal
sam of Iverwort. which he Thought would relieve her
About three four weeks since, she commenced using
it, and she is nearly WELL that she goes about the
house attending to her duties and feel very conf
dent that your Basam will get her entirely WELL for
which feel very grateful and happy to recommend
it to all similarly affected Yours, truly,
G. WATSON, - Roosevelt street.
For sale Mt the only original Offices 375 Bowery, and
down town by G. j. Leeds, Wholesale Druggist, l2s
Maiden Lane. Bottles for 81 each.
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THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE
BLOOD!

NsrNc' s %."f s sS'ss sc PILLS
; i s;Es s :: 4;
s S Of e % s Of ns %S %
g dr. ii IN, 4. Slcs$ ~:
AND ' ss a" s body he ,
SUBJECT 80 t. TSs' is %
@ N The oSG Is can pPS tins s:
e Of cd s2sd ssi so %
sI 5, S.iGs
4 when th coTrupby become. too powerful for h. life
does exist but because become. aetrs take. an
n The so has The
c% rrs sed h n ,o Ss %beS vii %
mai"ly destroy him. and when Of age he transmits them to hs
Thus that the body IN. principle Of life and
5 Of Ss Ss % d." mes o.
" IF es s Ssss Ia. S'%% 20 me
M .ni srsd
called old age perfect bal between the prnc
IL fs sq hs ss wsis
$ %'ds"'
sf fAAFEsT
sfp.ns. Wossd and Tu,,sd Hearth Ras: T.r.ss,s.;
'hsq 4 any , .tisI s;,sS.hment in this city
yard M "s s Sd g yard
sS 1000 double p sapsIias Cspsiias.
pair. ss M Fl 70 y;ds IS tn.
E ssf RI Gs't sS5s Hs No. S. s s%
the first. Carpet establishment above Hester street.
rI'HoRN's CyMPoUND EXTRACT OF CoPAlBA
and sas'psa few adv enjoyed by
any other meacne the of all sexual diseases and
highly popu eesdsrsum sought med
cal woh, Il needs no confinement or change Of diet In It's
es 40 uupea.:aat sensation, .s % The patient
i bsn s %s D a" g.
sea,y Of and by the most ineo, Of
'"' sal. xMEs s T% if sss street.
Also, Park Row and 5s Broadway 1883 Broadway tt
Roadway eon Of Lspenard street. 800 Broadwsy corner Of
DENs' THEoLoGY-sparry'. Extracts from Dens' Theo
- ory for sale at No. lia Nassau Price ' cents.
5, per hundred % Iw-rs
oa.i1f Is "A, I sr L% %s
',h Is rs, in London for sale e. L. RouTH IS B,o.d .,,
BQoT E9E y$
Iino Of manhood ,r ns,h beauty &c with tie modes OF
On Il Love. ceansEp Msase ogGns SC fTY% tI,fh
81 Aphcse Broussais fo6l,shfd tins Day BY
with breakfast and te or full board IL required hrpy
Houston street dl mn
AIRS CARROLL's INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
ushs colds sore throat swelling Of tie glands Group scar
&C. osen sS% A. NJ iii se .'E Baths to
my part Of the city Brooklyn sulphur Baths equss ons
Lour's notice. 10 oe
PORTIJjUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE isrlamed EN- cell, nrd Pills from rortussi are
we petce,e to be obtalrcg lh. county Bee advertise
the last column. iour'h PACED
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90 BURNS Nothing can equal Conneps Magical
Pain Extractor who burnt his hands dreadfully
in putting out the fire the little girl in Pel street last
Friday had this salvc applied for the first time yesterday
and 1t then gave immediate relief For oil sores swell.
ngs &C. is as good Let every family keep this salv
always in the house. To be had only at ~ Courlanlt
street; North Filth street, Philadelphia % Cornhill
Boston.
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'US sETs..' ..'.'..a 30 HIGH wArEA 3
Ships Victoria, srrng. Hull, Eng. A GS AW Benson;
Allen, Wilson, Charleston, Geo SuttonBrgs Mazeppa Col
bot, Mobile Dsnhan ( Dimon.ssshrs j NJ Waterbury
Ihomp,nn Havana, Parsons; Juliette. Woglam, Peters
'' Arrived
Packet ship Ashburton Iuttescn from Liverpool Oct q
packet ship Columbus, for NYork
Ship Viola Jameson. IS days from New Orleans with sugar
&c to the master Sailed in with ships Della Walker for
Barque MsrcelIa agar 40 days from Messna passed Glib.
Ialtar Oct 23 with fruit to Broom 20. For the last
days the has experienced severe gales from the n.
with mdse and % passengers to Meyer .Stpckeu.
Brig Dimon Sherwood, days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Lodi Baxter from Phadepha, with nour-bound to
Boston,
anoveran gaot Johan Brous Bouger days from Cette
Schr Eliza Mesereau. Lonan. days from Richmond with
Schr Constellation Post days from Richmond, with coal
schr Hannibal Cate days from Folly Landing wi OATS
schr NJ Robinson, Pugh, from Newben, NC. with naval
stores, TO Mitchell Co.
Schr Frank, Brton from Georgetown, DC. with flour,
schr Hannibal Newbury, from Georgetown DC. with -FOUR
Sch Cathane Wilcox Liscomb from Richmond with coal
sehr a Osborn, Bailey, Virginia
Schr Arrival, Jones, York River
Schr Fidelity. Chambers, Virginia.
s ssh Scr SSrr Rcs Refisr v vS'na'
Schr Peter Ritter, Derrickson, Virginia
sf aop 'Gsr B. Msi Tsha vis%'ff Philadelphia
One brig unknown. Wind WNW.
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&y- CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofhe city of New York il now confidently re-
commended and prescribed by the first meoca praction
ers OF the city Tor all cases OF debility produced either by
constitution 1t is an invaluable remedy FOR impotence
stcrty or baroness unless depending on maorm atom
and will be found highly beneficial in all Complaints arising
from debilitated state Of the constitution.
sold in single bottles each in cases Of half dozen So
CAREFULLY packed and sent 10 all parts Of the Union.
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College, OF Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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lust PUBLISHED-Every Lady's Book-sn instructor 10
the art Of nshng every variety OF PLAIN AID fancy cakes
pastry, eonfea onary blanc jees ice creams, and
useful for ordinary and holiday
al 2tsr T. j. CROWFN 63J Broadway.
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90 WEAK BACKS MAY BE CURED IN A We.
~ short time by using of DR.. Shcrmans Poor Mans
Plasters They decidedly the best strengthening Plas
ter in the world They equally eiectual in rheu.
matism and pains in the side chest and extremties Civ
ing relief when all other applications fail BE careful
and get the genuine article Observe well that Dr. Sher
mans lac smile is printed the back of each plaster
None others are genuine The spurious articles
than useless.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is LOG Nassau street
Agents 221 Hudson street 1873 Bowery, Spring
dephia. - 'o' "
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o. PURE SARSAPARILLA-It is very difficult
among the many Extracts" called to know whether
you are getting the pure article the aduteraed The
public can rest assured that they get Comstock
Co.'S Extract Sarsaparla they will be of a pure and
good article. 1t is sold at Comstock's, North Fifth
street for 30 cents per bottle and 81 Dozen and
large bottles any sold for 81 per bottle To be had
81 CORTLAND street. and 50 Cornhl Boston,