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| deny that they have done so at the same time
they have viewed his course with pain and deep
greet To see his Rame, sir, which once shook this
great empire, tossed backwards and forwards in this
hall with sceers, and scorn and loathing. To see
party lamentng his course, and the other rejec-
ting his proiiered alliance Bitter humiliation I'm
deed
Here the hour was out, and there was some
marks applied TO Hon. Thomas F Marshal, probably
the result OF previous arrangement. and he got the
floor tor tomorrow but il is doubtful whether ne
will speak, as il is private bill day. The House
passed few resolutions, and then adjourned
In the SENATE, to day, after variety OF unlmPor-
tant business. the Oregon bill was taken up, be-
ing the unfinished business of yesterday, on
which Mr.. SEVER spoke at some length. Mr.. BEN
TON followed in long and warllke speech. AT the
close of Mr.. b. g remark, the Senate adjourned.
| told you, two days ago, that Cabinet Council
had been held, and that Commodore Jones had been
recalled for his conduct at California.
Our our old friend Col. Hepburn has been shot
in the office of Mr. McDougal, the successful wing
Congressional candidate in Georgia
Mr.. Buchanan has been reelected to the u S.
Senate w. II. A.
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Sales at the Stock Exchange.


Cofee-The market continues to be low. The supply
OF Brazil is not large b& of other descriptions abundant
Sales have been 900 bags Brazil u si $50 do Laguayra
~ 81; 500 do st. Domingo, 81 az.
lmporto lsa0, 2l4,375 ls4, 27s,425 1912, 27l ITO
Coon-Advices from Havre to the 18th December quote
dull market, and those from Liverpool to the 9th also
quote the market heavy Holders here however have put
down the ice to the rates previous the advces
Holders have consequently come into market very freely
and have taken than average 1000 bales day
$500 bales Uplands and Florida II; 100 do Mobiles
6aS 900 do New Orleans 8 8.
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Domestic Importations.

INV ORLrANs-Ship Genesee-22 terces hareed Robert
Willams-22 bales Fitch COLO Peck
Jewt,-i2o Hicks eotso bb flour ol do moasses a.
sei77 pigs lead X Milbank3a bills moassts n FOsdick
81 ties axse,d Newbold& Cut-99 do bbis ginseng DO
81 sacks feathers Boorman Johnston col bale buff
falo robes wilkins Willamson-8s bbls mos w At
waer62 hides Lord Sebingsl6 hhds n bales
sspaIia Hummer2oo kegs lard FrecmaD3 bales ssins
Durham DimonS bbls potash Matters, Msrkoe
xseed Mosey Hodck-e hhds sugar do tobacco 81 bales
$50 bbs flour 10 do beef II hhds bacon order
Nav OaLEAss-Ship Geo Skoheldt Reported rday
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PRIcrs OF PROVISIONS.
Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Jan. AT market, 40 Beef Cattle, 400 Sheep
and 65 Swine. 100 beef cattle unsold
Prices Beef CsttleWe quote TO correspond with last
week. viz A few extra sold at 81 90 First quality 81
las; second quality 81 IS so. Third quality 50 a
So rs.
sheep-Lots sold from 7sc to 81 49, wethers,
from 81 so to 81.
swneA lot to peddle sold at about 3ic. At retail from
q
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rore,xp irnportst,ons.

HAvASA-Bsgue Rapd-5o ties honey 20 bags coffee boxes
Tiylor-l39 bags Chsstelsn Ponver2t ee-
plant tee Aqueoke Galway26 900 segaIs BrousonOo
00J do Mahe ws co-li0.0o0 Corrca-O,o00 Cohen
$4,000 do box Standardization oranges and large
quantity of order.
MANsANILLA-Schr Orozimbo-20 gandia wood 20 do
fsc pcs lance wood sa 1896 bales
c 80 bbls honey 60 pcs cedar wood ID Curtis
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OF consumption, BERNARD MoNALLv, in the a5th year
of his age.
His friends and acquainances and those of James sul
nved attend his funeral this afternoon. at o'clock,
his residence ~ Allen street. door from the
ner of Hester street.
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NJ A R | TIM E H Err Id
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, if captains of vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, Of our news fleet,
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed
esse, spoken on their list of their cargo, and
foreign they have He viii hoard them
immediately their arrival. Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Provision Market.

Pork and Mutton the most abundant and the cheap
est meatt now in market The recent weather has
effected prices Of all sorts of meats somewhat
is estimated that the number of hogs killed in Cncin
natl and Covngton to the LIST of January has been
about llS0o ssupposed 900 will be slaughtered
before he hog season ctosaa
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II.

r. Ship Roscoe Is, MeWiams' LiyeTp9ol, Grinne MntTm
fsS hs ns ST.; Port
Arrived.
Ship Genesee Lombard, ls days from New Orleans, with
Ship Rob Roy Arnold IA days from Mobile with cotton to
Center Co. Sailed in with ship Peter Hattrick Post for
ship Go'1Sn Planter Planter pGsne day. from Mobile with
BaIaas ssn5emsn MorIi, from the Coast Of Africa via
VII Al. with
of Bansgst, with light light wirds and Inns =.
Sa!s I1aIaas D. Bs.sst5 70 NYoIs Nov; IS: sc -
cotton, to H. Cot Co. Left schr Amelia, Terry for New
Brig Long Island Howell ls days from Mobile, with cotton
Brig r. Groning Sheppard l2 days from ST. Marks, with
Brig Motto Forbes days from St. Marks with cotton to
w Sch .c s 20 ss. dY Ss ns
sn e 1: % 1S @ D Rs Ga
Brti'h schr Garden of Eden, IL days from St. John, NIB.
One barque two briggs
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFrrcEThe letter bags of the Stephen
Whitney, for Liverpool will close at Glpn's in the Ex
change the usual hour this morning. the ship having been de-
tanned account of head winds.
SHIP FRANcEs-The Mohawk, Pierce from Palermo spoke
Ths assE Ss S
e es s Ba m ss @ RoS
as the gained fast was determined 10 abandon the
NUMBER s hsr haS
ing Il feet water in the hold with every appearance OF going
SHIP VIRGINIA. of Newburypor before reported ashore at
Wilhemstead, was got off without damage and arrived
Whalemen.
The Boston the hull of the Lima of Nant
wsi snd & amount on GeT 9S beng one half
Isy Nav. Herald SANFORD Of SB TX
ocoa5s of Philadelphia, from New Orleans for Europe
p1S Days Ss from Boston for St Thomas
DEE 1 mo P Ss yom C.e for Rio de 0. Nov Of
Gibiaar ''''' '-"'''' '0' IT, OH
Foreign Ports.
sG%n' Dfe SYo
IN Yo,s d. ,sn: for as o Or n Ss
zsS! HSs%s. e. fs::s Gss %ss s
sad % of Do s Eanss' plGu
fif 90 Nj Msss
E and for % arr s s% ar Of Ho
e M A 1snd sssnn a' SoPS
MAT.sr. Gee a,-cla Aleso, Whitney, Cowes. Arr ssth
RocHrLLr ROADS, Nov sO-Paci6c, Latour for Phade
HOMO KoSe Sept 2o-In port, zenoba, Putnam, from New
York.
Home Ports.
WIscAssEr, Jan 7-Arr Helen Pnkham, Charleston.
BosToS. Jan i-No arrival Cid Chic, Lambert Havana;
Case Baltimore: Arr 10TH CoroIanus Elwel Ayres
Island Passage without damage.
HOLMES HoLE Jan lin port, Planet Tobey Baltimore
for Boston; fremont st Mays Ga Anti, Bride, Huron
Flora John Murray Rowena, and Patriot for Boston; Linne
for Philadelphia.
EpGARrowN Jan 0In port Exact Fars Norfolk for Nam
tucket Teazer Enos for do; Undauned Coffin for Boston,
wig wind. Sid 9Th. Magnolia. Elliot, Portland.
PsovIDENcE Jan 1Sld Faconer, Collins Apaachicoa;
Pandora, Tillinghast, Savannah.
PHILApELPHIA, Jan BAR Emily, Bernadou, st Jago de
Cuba.
GEoRGETowN, sc. Jan 6-Au Potomac Duncan, NYork.-
Below, Detroit.
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These figures indicate how utterly impossible it is to
keep the quantity of paper money which its relative
value to labor depends uniform in all parts of coun.
try under any circumstances. In mixed currency the
greater the proportion OF paper the difficult is
to keep it in order Specie regulates itself because
not be obtained without labor The less paper there is
emitted therefore, the uniform will be the cur.
rency.
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CuRRhNr RATES OF BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC BILL
Bank Notes, EXCHANGE.
Boston ..'..'.. par AZ

The special board Of the Bank Commissioners of Ohio
have laid before the Legislature of that state report
showing the capitals Of those banks whose charters en-
pre 1884, the proportion of capital owned out of the
state; the Of stock owned by the officers and d.
rectors, and their liabilities to the banks -
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SUPREME CoURT UNITED STATES, Thursday, Jan.
22-The Attorney General having announced the
death ofFrancis S. Key, the Court adjourned till
Tomorrow ii o'clock. A. M.
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Married..

On Thursday evening the l2h inst by the Rev. Elisha
Tucker, RoBERr NJ. X. STRONG TO FRANeks AUGUSTA,
daughter Of Isaac Smith, all of this city.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday,
81 shares Mechanics Bank, III.
AFTER THE BoARp.-$27, so State Us, lS43, IS.
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is HEAL THO secure that is not less duty than
our choice The most deadly foes to health in climate
are coughs. asthma, inflammation of the lungs all leading
to consumption, Group. liver complaint, sc. But we can
cure them II WEI will Wstars Balsam OF Wild Cherry is
our true remedy gentleman stepped into the Office 25
Fulton stree last week, who had the asthma bad as
scarcely to be able to tell what he wanted one
bottle and yesterday for another and declared had
done him more good than other medicine he had
TAKEN He said he had suffered every thing but death
two years, and other medicine any stefan had
done him any good. This, said he emphacay :" feel
to know it,"
Be it known publish fictitious The above
is true to the letter Price 81 per bottle Sold only
Fulton corner Nassau ST. Mrs Hayes. Brooklyn; Badger
Ne ark Dexter Albany.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer.
BY BELL n HOWARD.

BY BELL 'HHowARB
lsisrss @cs. a frn md 10 FlIien ,is,s,i
SATURDAY
At i0h o'clock. al the sale room.
A large and valuable lot Of second hand and furniture OF
Also continuation valuable furniture from hosl and the
10 % from and
The entire handsome furniture of family giving up house
Also by order of the Sheriff, the furniture of family
moved for convenience Of M ie,si
At ioH O'Clock at the auction store go
aSS S'1 win .sd
@ bS p
single scroll tea tables piano forte large size French plate
stools and some other articles furniture of the class No.
Al l0H O'clock the sale rooms
Dry Goods; clothing, fancy, splendid articles Watches Jew
This sale will be found deserving the attention
gloves, shirts hands eTchisI &C.. ..,..n,,-'
90 DO ~E ehiGnc%siei balance, gold guard sSsn
diamond pins and fine e %ED Nj Y'n1e &C.
Extensive and valuable sale of elegant of Ill de-
scripuons by catalogue.
BY HH EiREk Z L E akdGt A1si1
Store 3Oi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.
doar saes Of furniture attended to in person.
nituSe Pianos, Sc, every "wednesday and Saturday.
SATURDAY JAN "a.
splendid assortment of and second hand furniture,
fancy goods and house furnishing articles
Also fine lot Of mock jewellery various styles for the
MEXICAN and Indian trade
Also extensive invoice of medical and historical books,
many of them and valuable.
Also of sacred comeal novel; and illustrated
works viz SO vol bibles illustrated Hogarh of beauty,
sc &c.
Ao invoice offancy and chests boxes stands.
&C. &c.
TUESDAY.
Wines, groceries, segars, and champagne.
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CROTON HALL

CROTON HALL
SABBATH wAsHINGToNIAN MEETINGs-TheIe
s:SS
will sing uit.sla piece. for the occasion assisted by Mr.: Nc
EQUND-on Thursday morning gold pencil case. in the
u Bowey The owner can have by calling at 81 Union
THs NEW YORK LEGAL 0BsEKvEK Of this dav,
contains Leg, 5%' No sEDeeisions in Baskrap.Sy-
GOmpao NJ Asssmsa,'
Bench Kashi Bues u H and CIV Wsa M
r. Ss@ By ssm SSr Owen one
IN Il he Courts will in future
pear IN this work ivltnsr
FOR sALEseveTa building Iots on aud IN the vicinity Of
the 9Th Avenue, 10th and th Avenue c. loh
nh lah' s aud 18Th streets
story dwelling house in eh street, ." '" street,
daon money nav oe bond and ns
Charles Clinton, or George Z. Baldwin, No. n Bsekman
LADYs WORLD-OFFlCE SO BOWERY
HArvHEfSS RSiN e &c r sHtsHRs No Vol Ill No.
The %yam 70. vsssS NJ: Catherine Allen u.
The Embroidered slipper-by Mrs Ford.
Love Poets Bride-by Alexander Irvine tIlus-
Il: !S:SSS; E.ssa
Memory-by, John 5 Jes kin,
The Stranded Ship-by Harriet Bowles.
Herbert Mcultrie-by John Tomln,
Withered Violes-by Mrs 3 Swain.
Agnes tps Pastor-by Mrs Mary Spencer (Iustraed)
The Wreath
The 'rnne-by Ellen Ashton
The Evening L,nd--by r. Chiycrs, VI ID.
Esenng-Dy BENJAMIN l. Fry.
The PrairIes-by q q Foster.
The Talisman-by Edward Porter.
EMBELLISHMENTS OF THE NUMBER
by SATAN E. ser Ss eseSss sdPT pc4s 3 By Md
dletou.
The Valley Of Wyoming splendid engraving on steel,
ny Dick, after drawing by w Bartlett
Agnes" beautiful engraving by Pinkerton' elegantly
cOloTtd.
Lace werk" pattern for lace work. designed and
engraved BY Duane Esq.
" Cllored Flowers drawn from nature engraved and color
ed BY Quarre Esq
Fashions for February representing six figures with ope
walking dresses bonnets. cap &c &c, engraved by
Dick, and colorsd after ths prevailing NODES
Ierms-s2 snnum IN advance single Nos, is pence
Delivered OF this ci,y and Broskyn and by
ml all parts OF tie United States and the Canas BY
iylt&6 2ts nc ISRAEL POST, 80 Bowery.
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00- VELPEAU's LECTUREs.-The following l.
the manner in which the celebrated Velpeau OF the hos
pital Chare speaks Of his unriv allied remedies for
The OF gonorrhe." In this way have used an i'm
number OF cases. in whom every other species
treatment had been tried without success" Velpean'
Pills sold exclusively in this country by autho
ry Of the College of Medicine and Phamacyof the city
Of New York, at their principal office and consulting
rooms 81 Nassau street. Price One Dollar per box.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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90 A TERRIBLE CURSE Is A BAD COUGH, YET
persons deserve one IT, alter reading this honest
ment Of an article shillings worth of which often e
fects cure. Read this
Professor cough Candy contains real sarsaparla
and composed OF as OF the herbs plants and vege
tables contained in the garden Of the world II prepared
in scientific manner, in which is used the most costly
steam machinery extract the life blood from the various
plants whose is destructive to all pulmonary
complaints and coughs colds asthma splitting
of blood whoopng cough and first stages of consumption
The money will be returned il persons satisfied
this all here stated Sold by T. Jones' sign OF the Ame
rcan Eagle 81 Chatham ST., NY, or l39 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, for one shilling large package.
Agents in this cty-Hart cor Chamber st and Broad.
way, and North Moore and Hudson ST. oil Fulton
near Greenwich; % West Broadway SO Chatham 1877
Division street. and cor. varick and Hammersley SITS.
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{63- SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES Give

90 SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGEs Give
immediate relief to sick headache papitaon
OF the heart bowel summer complaints aintng oppres
sion or sense OF sinking of the chest choc spssms
Of the stomach or bowels hysterical affections and all
nervous diseases drowsness through the day wake
fulness at night cholera cholera morbus darrhea las
stude sense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing theatres, large parties will find lozsnges
y reviving and mpartng the buoy ancy youth When
taken after they will restore the tone of the
system generally and remove the unpleasant symptoms
arising from too free living
They be obtained at the warehouse LOG Nassau st.
or of his authorised agents.
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FRANKLIN THEATRE

FRANKLIN THEATRE.
will never be satisfied until he crowd ano
N ther soul in the house. Tonight he has enga ed Whit
lock- the great Banjo player and imtator of LOGON
mond the dancer and Booth the singer in addition
to the old company No deserves much urag
ment Go andse The cost is next nothing. The Comp'
ny to Hrtford, Ct jyi4 lteuc
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performances TO commence at O'Clock.
THURSDAY EVENING,
The troupe will commence with
MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT CAVALCADE.

THURSDAY EVENINGS,
MAoNIFiRcEF!SSSffs F s fctxrVhicADE
ABARE BAc sKfsfs' oSE y HORSE ACT,
Asr which, p hs% EyEfils will A.v. tn. honor
q dancing Pas from Don Juan:
fIfTSf a'; ssiEQ IL SOY SOY
Mnov.i @ z 7.
Aore. ss se sa1e q A SS%'i Position.
E'"$ by sosS T K. Ts Ancient
minute. will lien en. Us.'' o. inc Evening A'''''
; ;ss2s? :. s9 IL %
Vii 5:::si
Mr. N''t SS F EoG Iis' h6 S3s iHs manly ''
bu
The Equestrian Entertainment. he evening will close with
EeUEs Il r. %%x,seUEsJRADE,
"sa'b o. ecu ' 'ss Boz sS Ss:
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Dress o's and W1 LII. N.Y. '''''
PioPpIse THE vi SuS Is Fi;S'='''
Ate, which Do~'4 sSSS ' %S9s.
BLo 90 6'p FGR BLOOD.
Door. open az 50 o'clock no the performance will com
ncncr a PecheN
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS ~ ~ EBSofa%%x S M New yo!. .to,m,.
sARAToGA SPRINGS.
Fl. Di.,o,.. E ya 4, S!sX S;Iss; n,..A.,
e,o1 Ts sHSf'' IN c GOTHAM.
hs @"" s s 1sv v a, ns''' " and H. %
CIRCUS.
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
81 Boery
BENEFIT ,r, 81 ei sdsTsSSi sSp ,' srno%
MI %:5 NJ: MSss Ss "
Unegn.led act Of Horse msnsh,p by r v TURNER.
The fisfsI si$ sf S%I will sing
as. So ." v Fsa NJ GdSa a 81 VENICE
jim g SssEsS
Or sSss To- ssn r % .
hl Dso ss 20 BY the Band
Horemanship to commence att jill
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mss C. CUsHMAN
THIS ry $Sf $o5s II X;
Conclude with
TWICE KILLED.
ERANKLIN THEATRE this week will be occupied for
the Benefit OF portion of deserving talented performers
aud there number Of Volunteers the different
or Benefits the will be interest
IL possible than heretofore Prices usual-P 81 CENTS
Bores shilling Dress circle. including LADY, Is cents Bee
for particulars Doors O'Clock perfor-
nance to CONNIE nee az O'Clock. dN 1msr
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Marble Building Broadway, opposite st. Psuls Church.
accordance with the request Of Of the FRS. ami-
lies the city and for the qualification OF the public the Ma
regardless Of the truly attending the
has engaged for two weeks ending Saturday.
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR.
The smallest Dws all creation This perfect specimen OF
man. on the before heard be day
''"' WEIGHS Only FIFTEEN POUNDS.
That being precisely his weight when but six months DID,
most perfect Dwarf the world, the surprising
living curiosity that ever astonished the public.
First week Of The msgnifcent Moving DioTama Of
immense with scenic eee music proees
&c of surprising spendor produced at Dury Lane and
PoRTUoUEsE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON;
The sP Pf.IaSf5If FAIRY a fH6
Mr.. H. g. Sherman, the popular ballad singer La Pc
tte Celeste the admired Miss Hood the charming
vocalist; and T e Bo3h The Comic spFsJ s sn:;sssd
The Mysterious Gipsey Girl engaged and be privately
consulted from "a. M: till o. lock 2. NJ
pav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon IN
o'clock.
Admission to all IS cents-ChIldren hsfprce. 10
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og- The Amphitheatre, Bowery, presented a msgnf
cent appearance last evening The entire circle
rounded by the most densely crowded and fashionable
dnce this season. The splendid brass band sixty
number, gave almost thrilling performance. This even
ing two OF the most obgng attentive and gentlemanly
taches OF the establishment Messrs Spra and Hustled
treasurer and door keeper their benefit
off Amongia variety of other atractionswe notice the
of OF the Oldest favores Of the Bowery Arena,
Mr. T. v. Turner, who has volunteered to perform his
great act of craftsmanship this occasion The house
will be crammed Of course.
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o. CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT AND
christian Integencer" die annually Great Britain
OF consumption and the great decrease of late Of this dis
ease In the United States may be attributed solely to the
unprecedented sale of Dr. Taylors Balsam of Lverwort
375 Bowery. Let every one who may have cold or
cough asthma any disease of the lungs, procure one
single bottle of this specific and be we'll 1t costs but the
price of one visit Of the physician Be not decoyed by
other balsams and evirs which are introduced on the
putation Of this medicine for money making objects
Messrs Raw don, Wright Hatchs best STYLE prevent
counerfeits they have been advertising articles to
catch the unwary So be careful This also is the cheap
medicine sold from the large quantity in bottle, and
small doses required to make perfect Agents. Dr.
Leeds 27Maden lane; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn; c. Jacobs
Detroit,
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BALTIMORE, Jan l2-Cd Merchant. Murphy Charleston;
Token, Loyeland do; Thomas Benton Shaw 81 Thomas;
ton; Millisent, Dodge, NYork.
RICHMOND. Jan 9-Arr Nassau, NYork.
NoRr2LK, Jan liar Dante, sodd,rd Boston,; Nahan,
10Th, Baltic. Pike, st Johns PR Sid Helen Frazer, Porto
Rico
Reece lBrj Gsorre s. Thomas; Macon, Biven: Mobile;
Cid Sieadfast. IBl Kirkpatrick British West indies. Sid
Belle Creole, I'D Guillaumie Hayre Maria Albna Brem)
6n wsps w sa Faa
den, Nassau MP Mesunticook, Trim. ST. MARKS sd Ed
ward Bulkev, New York; Cumberland Hadiey, do; Harriet
Smith, smith Havana; Ar III Howell Morris. Hsyans
New ORLEANS, Jan 2-Ar Caspian, Mt Desert: Me; Caba
Rio de Janeiro w Huntingdon Hayans Paos Kingston
Tower do Saunders Ale xandris DC; Historian Sedgwck
Sarah Jane Laguna; Coriuda Hava Aleguasb Demera
Va; Susan New Bedford. Cid Columbus Bremen; Claiborne
Liverpool; Berlin. do.
General Record.
BRIG SUSAN SARAH, Elwell, from Wilmington, NC. for
Matsnzas with Of lumber has been totally lost III
bow Kew. Crew saved.
BRie OLIVE CHAMsERLAIN Trench from Boston for iia
deison Island no date. Crew saved.
Sem DINAH IBID from Liverpool for Havana with cargo
Of railroad and COAL is totally lost Ginger Key
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o. SINGULAR EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK.-A
total partial loss of the hair Alopecia is very preva-
lent the present the heads of individuals of both
sexes principally among 1t is remarked that in all
the annals of French and English medicine such cases
which very rare have never occurred until now in
so great abundance. lew cases have been noted
which occurred at long but the number OF
them which the subject of the present dissertation
amounts since the h Of last December to the 10th jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

90 VELPEARS SPECIFIC PILLS.-These ceebra
ted Pills for the prompt and radical of gonorhea
and glee have been used in immense number of
since their introduction into this country by the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy and with unfailing
They will very become the only remedy for these
hitherto ntrsctabe Diseases Several of the dstin
gushed physicians in the city, recommend and them
In their practice and all the members of the College
unanimous in the opinion that VelPear's remedy the
safest speedest and most eectual specific for all puru
lent discharges from the urehra. single box is gen.
orally sufficient even for the worst of Why will
sufferers from this disease allow il to on, producing
structure with ell its train of serious evils when box Of
these pills will effect permanent cure without the
OF any OF those irritating injections mixtures
OF copavia in common use Sold in boxes at 81 each.
W. =. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of
the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st.