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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-31

Cleared.
a EEi s r;1 Rs:
t,,s1 nha,eso9 Geo 6S,.if W.a sw)
';%,sh Asa '' SSs.s s
Gsds 5cd W.'d Gscrr+se~n n.'I DC; Iowa. carney;
ovdsncs Fr.ses New Haven Mo'' Aaos S''ea
Arrived.
passed An-r April "a with teas silks g. to Bore Tot.
ah,laaslphi. April - :ss s,loop Of s. Leni
S;Sasi. '' ''"' = en0'' f0'1' ''''' bound u 70
fss i, seg SOa%Sn. cos 0% Jun. 4 with
49, vas 10 DAYS IN thick fog suroudcd with larg fields Of
Ship Louisiana Patten from Liverpool June II. with mde
British buqee Psr'hshe, Simpson, from Glasgow June TO-
with md,e, to Barclay Y LIVINGSTON;
grand, Norway with 900 ir-n ordss7 passengers
bremen brig y..a kahlmann, 50 days from Bremen with
Bremen bTK Ann. msiie, Haake IS days from Bremen in
sP rt'',a.lshia, from July -
in s ssl.s, :sh We G, Wsi; .. s..,
week q S1s.S '1 Ss fias. z1s
sS SsSr ss s ss
srtsh schI Four gIo,hsI. Crosby IS days from Turks
sshr vesra Brown, Is day: from Belize HOnd with ma
sSe 81 Ps 9ss9 . from ax
sch Daty Chsse Bsk day. from Port PIatt with ass
schr D Wilson Bspjsmn, (of Baltnore) 0 DAYS from
Turks Island, with 1000 bushels salt to order
Schr 3eo Pollock, Casey, days from Newbern NC with
naval stores TO Blossom Has been ashore
schr Cora, Groves. days from Baltimore with mdse "a
master - "
schr Manchester Worth days from Richmond with ou
and tobacco, to Allen & Paxson 49, 80
Schr Bergen Cos from Petersburg, with -four to Jane.
Hunter " = ~
schr Emsns Patterson Hoffman from Virginia with wood
master. -
schr Col Hanson, Grant, days from Virginia, with wood
TO master. 49,
sehr Philip De Peyster. Wainwright from virginia viii
wood to master.
master. ~'- :
schr Columbus Chase days fom Philadelphia with coal
to master. - -
schr Lucretia Fields, from Easpor with fish, to Smith
schr Susan Jane Raynor. from Machas with lumber 4
master.
Below.
full rugged brig from the eastward
One an mix
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n3- INTERESTING TT, THE AFFLICTED The
proprietor OF the Hunteran Dspensary No. Division
wishes the afflicted to understand that the celebrated Dr.
Hunters Red Drop warranted to in any and all
cases OF diseases of private nature Accompany ing
each vial is comprehensive treatise explaining every
stage OF this fearful disorder that person with the
most limited education can understand Any person
buying this medicine will be attended to until perfect
and lasting cure be made which generally occupies from
to days. Price 81 per VIAL which warranted
IN any case no matter how long standing how deeply
seated in the system no charge Open at ell hours
and the Doctor always in attendance.
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Passengers Arrived.

-LIvERrooL-shpL uislana-John She ahan, New York
ueo Molhson; Glasgow 90 in the steerage
GLAsGnw-Barque Prrthshe-Mr Sanerei lady. daurbte,
the Storage 80 = =
BaEMkr-Brig veita-Messs Raker Seafer Alous-lis in
the STE. rage.
LEcHoRr-Bng Ftrurian-E Leroy and lady
BELIZE, Hon-schr Victoria-James illiamsop 8 Con-
frames. : -
and chit Of New York -
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colonies in 1919, were valued At sII 0seTl6 while for
is4s they only amounted to $s0ss.s6s These the
principal points and those showing the greatest huctua
lions The total value of domestic exports from this
country for three quarters Of s4s compared with former
years, present the following result
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GREAT ANO ATTRAC TIVE
FREE EXHIBITIONS

YSIAN FIEL LIS, OXEN.
Mr. MCARTy respectfully announces that he hs: mae
HOOD, kUGGLFS ana WILLIAMS, 10 give their Grand
10Th. 1914
The Exhibition vii, cor nsnce with
Magic Plates by Mr. WILLIAMS the celebrated Plate
Wa1er aud balancer which stands assisted
BY his Master AVON only three Of age who will
Introduce his novel and pleasing feats.
M, w RUG0LEsa the much admired Slack Rope
Summsraets.
Mr. H Cd will also appear the Elsfic We, Dance
aHoTnppe, Balance Chnirs and will conclude with
dcult feat Of Standing Barre which the Wire
Displaying tn. perfection Of equili brum.
Mr. will also perform extraordinary feats
OF strength by lifting weights. &c and introduce Mas
Games
An Infermission Of half an hour.
Mr. HOOD will make G.snd Terrific Ascension on the
Tight Rope. Of 800 feet; and wards
only performed by himsef
The Exhihi,ion will conclud with the Italian Fantocni by
SlGN ON GAkC la, esenting life
Good Band OF Music in attendance
DAYS Of performance Monday Wednesday and FIR
j3i - -
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FATAL OcoURRENcE.-The early train Of cars,
which should have arrived in this city yesterday
morning Ut half past four o'clock did not arrive here till
hall past five We understand that laborer, belonging
TO Ellcot. iron work and who had fallen lain
the track about twenty five miles distant from this
city passed by the and had his head nearly
severed from bis body II 10 stated that tbs unortu
nate the night before spot he
killed state OF ntcxic alton Nat Int July 90
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MARITIME HERALD
Sailing Days OF tb. st..m sn,ps.
ship Mastsrs nnd Axentu.

W. shall favor, If Captains Of Vessels Will give
20 ROBERT SiLyEy, Captain of News Boats a report
OF the shipping left Al the whence they sailed
spoken on their PASSAGE list Of their and my TO-
eigr newspapers they have he will board them
Immediately their arrival agents and Correspondents
acme or abroad, will also coar favor by sending
Office all the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information of kind will he Thankfully received.
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SALES OF srocKs.-Boston, July 29.-At the Brokers'
board-lO shas Western Railroad III; 30 Boston and
Maine Railroad 1861; Is Nor and Wore On, So; Is do
mos SO; so Reading IS; 100 do sim 24I; loo do
mos 25t; $250O0 States 5s iV2a
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesoav. july ADD p. nj


Stocks have experienced another decline. At both
Boards the decline was very great. Canton fell off per
cent, Mohawk t, Long Island o. Norwich and wor-
cester /, stonington /, Reading Ralroads, Farmers
Loant Illinois t. Ohio 6st vicksburgi, Indiana,
Kentucky, and Morris Canal closed at yesterday Is
prices United States 5s, 1858, sold at 03 being per
cent lower than asking price yesterday. At the New
Board the operations very limited Long Island de-
clned per cent Canton II, Norwich and Worcester
l. Ohio 6s J. United States Bank closed firm yeser.
days prices. Ilnsn Bank advanced 1, being the only
stock the list that improved fraction This is usually
the duest season in the year. and prices generally reach
the lowest point this time. Many operators are out
town. and many are daily leaving The will not
open much before September.
The semi annual interest Of the New York. Providence
and Boston Railroad Company in the bonds OF the CON-
pany will be paid at the Union Bank Of this city on the
LIST Of August
Domestcs exported from Boston during the week end
ing July ~, were follows -
~ o"y 2OV Dales.
. .
south America. 54S
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90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
of 3onorrhGa Geet and all mocupur1,lent discharges
srom the nrethra These pills. prepared by the New York
college 81 Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
hey are guaranteed to cure recent in from three
nve days and possess greater power obstinate
discharges ao chronic geet thnn any other preparation
Mt Tres mt known, removing the disease without oonne
iaen from business aintng the breath disagreeins
"hn the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy Me
define Us Nassau street.
w s RICHARDSON M D. Aren't
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SHIP NEWS.
Nv I.asf Ni~ht,a SOppt her IN Mail

PHILApILrBIA, Juy s0-Arr Rowena, Wilson, Porto Ca.
belo; Noins stanley, ku. Turks Island; Elva Roberts,
NJ bile &c, short, Fall River Below. Jos Lowper
lea,s
BALrIm Hs July GAR Michigan, Terry, NYork CID
Fame tbrl srpado-,. Sid Roe ard AieHsndfia NYo'k
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FOR SHREWSBURY,
OCEAN HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, AND EATON



<R11et ~ The steamer SHRkW SBURY, Cart J r.
osIi. :, will sa,. C.1hsn1. Market. g, u:
satu,dsy at 10 o'clock NJ Keturnu g-will lave katon
Town Landing every Monday. edssday and Friday, ~
clock, A M.
On the arrival Of tie boat Eaton Town Loading.
Stages will be- in readiness 70 Of
the
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Sales Of Stacks ~ 7

Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FiRsr BoAHp, July 30 400 shares Wilmington RR, b6,
aat 100 do do cash 22 40 do do So 2a 2as do do
10 do Manufacturers Mechanics Blk, 25i Do Pennsy
vania Bank $50
srcoSp BoARp, July ae-Sooo Southwark os, less - )
no shares u Bank. Of
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pERFyJMEHY

NEW FIRM AND FRESH 0OOus-JOHNsON CO
Msnniacg,ns Pertumsrs. % Cedar street, New York
youd respectfully the attention OF dealers their
oeh on hand article Of which havnG been
under their owp immediate supentsndance they will
use the QUALITIES 20 be such all cases yepsssr9d rnd
.as ts. .aa s!yb shsA a~y ere pas ~ te su!asss.
20 esAM Aeuss vm esso1s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-31

Or AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, WHEN
we look around us and many causes to produce
cholera morbus, diarrhea, cramps and spssms we
with that heads ofamilies who posses
all the facilities Of providing for those entrusted to their
care should neglect to keep always at hand bottle OF
Beraard's DiarThea Medicine
Cholera morbus and all other affections Of the stomach
aud bowels are diseases simple in their
but how soon do they run into graver form Asiatc
Cholera Itself 10 but one step from neglected cholera
morhus and darrhea.
r. s BERNARD, at 81 Nassau street, has the only re
medy yet discovered for these diseases He has enough
certihcafos to prove the matter.
90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sArARiLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS prepare
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
tablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract all the puri
tying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
Is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely
superior to extract OF Sarsaparla
the public and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising rom impure of the blood
such as scroula salt.rheum rngworm blotches PIN
PIES ucers pain in the bones joints nodes cuane0us
eruptions, ulcered sore throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects OF syphilis inudiceus
use o. mercury
Gold IN single Bottles, at. rs cents each
IN Cases o. halfa-dozen Bottles, 50 so
dozen 90
Cases torg arded to all parts OF the Union.
N b-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
ONCE OF the College, 90 Nassau street
w. f RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent
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vmbe 30 1913. 675l722 6e,708 IS $I37 225 81
Gov Bouck, OF New York, has addressed letter to
Governor Call of Florida, declining to yield up james
Graham as fugitive from justice to stand his rial in
Florida on the indictments against him for fraud and
spracy causing the failure OF the Bank of Florida while
he was President One Of the for refusing to sur
render Graham u.s. that the indictment does not seecfy
the particular acts of fraud culpable neglect causing
failure OF the bank similar requisition on the Cover
nor Of Virginia for the surrender of Booth indicted with
Ersham, was obeyed
The annexed table shows the value of our exports to
each country fer several years will be on ex
animation where the greatest Of our exports go
to- and with what countries carry on the greatest
trade.
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On the 2sd July by the Rev Peter Gordon Mr. RosEar
ALLEN to Miss ELIZA THOMPSON, both Of this city
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THE ALLAN RA,
DOB BROADWAY BETWEEN SPRING AND PRINCE STREETS
THIS fashionable place Of open for the season The
finest description
An Ochcstra combining Of the musical talent 10
the CITY, perform evening Saturdays sundays
favere from the OF
Bslini, and Others equally crlebrAred jas lwiasrc
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

sIS,~ss - DAILY, Sunday eIcepted-rhroqGn Dt-
r, NJ, from the Steamboat Pief b.
tween Courtandt and Liberty strceu; .
The steamboat kNICKEHbOCkEH, Captain A 2. ~.
Iohn aond.y, Wsan,,esy ard Friday evenings al:
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. houshtna, On
ruesday Thursday and Saturday Evenings, At.
AtFfveoclock, r. MLandng AZ intefmediate Piaces;.-
Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Afternoons. Al
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain H. O.
;rutndea usdsy Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. Il
clock - :.
taking eithsr Of ne above line: Of boat will AZ;
20, 4. AlbsuV ample tho Novr OF
q, ~ The bos'a and sahsu nal,
re fur shd with and eleg sld for spssd
Ad sceobm daiio .. are unnvaed on the Hadsbn.
81. 4 .t-.s j 's,.s Z rt. trs.y s nslisht
Nibr
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80 rIokD 10 Ls.T-Ths lour story Store NO 81
90 Libev suet 10 Let Possession thu lst cay
pGRsss LIZ
~. stuss 81 Llosfl .4ssi
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FATAL ACCIDENT Saturday night, as Mr..
Cover and his vile, were their way from mar
ket the horse took fright and Of MIR Cover jumped
out and caught the animal by the bride. but be
broke from him, knocked him down and passed
over him with the wagon. injuring him severely
Mrs Cover attempted to leap out At the back Of the
the wagon but falling her head struck the road and she
when found senseless. She past medical ED,
violent of the brain having been produced
by the fall She died in very short time.-Baihmsre
american. july 80.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 81.


uN sisKs..- - 81 MOON RIsEs....-... 10
UN sETs......... ...7 "a HIGH wArER...... 10 2
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APOLLO SALOON
HERE'S TO YOU, HARRY CLAY.
THE HERALDs OF VICTORY HAVE COMET!
- The Beston Cl,y Vocalists,
Mes'n. WHITE, GIBSON. BAILEY and CRAGlS,
Memne OF the Boston clay Club No assisted by Bostsns
fsvourite, ballad singer,
MISS SARAH KNIGHT,
Will give nd aud harmoninu Wing Concert,
On WEDNESDAY, IF URsDAY EVENINGS,
July Silt and August list.
Under the direct patronage OF the Wing Cnbs Of New York
On Which oscason the prze ;org written by Warind
the Fine Old Kentucky Gentleman by gentleman Of SOU
Carolina and Others will be sung superior
For Programme small bills
Tickets ~ be had Of the club
ooms at the and the door the evening
concert 10 commence at eight 0'c1, ck. jy28 lw
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90 sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLAsTERsn
have cured in short space of time Of weak
oacks and rheumatism than any other remedy which has
ever been discovered 80 great has their reputation
come that they are now acknowledged to be the best
strengthening pasters in the world Beware spuri
Gus article which many druggists attempt to sell which
bears the name but has not the signature Of the Doctor
printed on the back All the genuine plasers have the
lac smile" OF the Doctors name Remember this
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is 100 Nassau street Agents
2a7 Hudson street 1888 Bowery, II East Broadway, s6
william street, and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINC.

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING,
1T - vlLL :s, " West EARMss:
,snins. 81 B., ms instant, At u ss'osh-Ths
pc and q, the sbo Msstias,
will lea street WsdseS sy afternoon July slss stS
Morsomsry street. ssnd Delaney ate ajax o'sloei Ne
los viii land above. Of Music will accompany
the bat Tickets for ire whole exeunion IS cents
jl0 2tissm
<n - The steamboat THOMAS SALMONp
Banks from her usual place.. op
TUESDAYS, Viz, Amos street sc atharips FER
WtpNhsDAYs. r.. BrooklyD, s-Pfr az and p.
FRIDAYS. ] Hamil each
Fare Is Gents each
s to GoSEy IsL, SIN ANp FowT HAMItToN;
place, az :, "a. az an ana Pier No R.nso'eoeh
81 <DAAS and Will make rom kaEne pincss-.
MONDAYS. SIN the Mornings, leave ~, ~ 9. ~ ase
Pier 70 y X ~ Ate moons at q, ~, ~, ~, ad
Pier NJ N. Il, at ). KstumnE, will land NJ he sane
places Fare l2h cents each way. jH Itmen
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17- THE PILES-This complaint people suffer to run
on from year to year hereby causing thousands
sary pain and Inconvenience and more stubborn and
cult to cure Hays Linimen is warranted to cure any
case, matter how bad sd or the money refunded
Then who viii suffer- None but the preudiced Sold
at Comstock x Cos 81 Courilandt street.
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The following shows the collections the office Of the
Columbia Railroad in Philadelphia, up to the 29th inst :
PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAuw.Y
r. Way. NJ Poper. Total
mount rs per last reror 66 03 IS 68f3 81 $l3a A7 O6
20 week ending July % 1902 07 216 81 So 788 81
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TO e M q q A II = 8,
AND OTHERS MAKING REMITTANCES
TO ENGLAND, SCOTLAND. AND
IRELAND.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT, on all the Branches Of
~ the PROVINCIAL BANK, IRELAND and
THE NATIONAL BANK $50 TLAND,
can be obnined Of HlCH'D BELL
WIN McLACHLAN,
8 and DORIS Buildings, Hanover st.
W Also. BILLS on The BANK OF BRITISH NORTH
AMkRlCA, LONDON, its b. aaches in Canada. New
Brunswick Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
jy24 2taw3m jsb
pOLITICAL CARiCATUREs-Thc beat ana most sale.
able assortment published and for sale BY JAMES
BAILLIb no. 80 sprucest Orders accompaped with re
mance all be punctu lily attended Price s. per
B-l biography and prnt colsr executed al short
nce views OF public buildings mrchi places of business
drawn and cclored from nature and free
or extnoaae charges i've sts " inns &c
H. PAkkEH, 50 Duane, between Elm .treet and Broad
a. way Agent for the Of Valuable Oil Paintings Poce-
lain and Antiquities, has hand fine COLLECTION OF speodd
imported Oil Paintings Of the Flemish Dutch schools
which be can dspos, 81 at moderate prices Therefore
Who wh 20 enrich their collections par
os wiz Ind q 20 their interest 70 call examine and judge for
themselves Al home IRON "A. NJ, till 8 r. M.
je2i 2In eodsrc
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VEST POINT EXCURSION,

THE BrNEFrT OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
<l1 - The Stesmb, at SOUTH AMERICA. ae-
compaaieo by the Neg Work Brsss Band.
IhUhiDAf, LIST Of August. at o'clock r. NJ. sma,nns q
west font Two no.s ana ns.uInng 70 inc Guy ao9I ~.
speudIo performances and Connection with the h,stones
interest," OF this rongnod Of The revolution the sits d
ARNOLD'5 TREAsONABLE PROJECfs,
Ard the romantic bauty Of Koscusho garden and The mag
nhcent Of the surrounding will make one
the most desirable sHernions gsven
lcn and rifeshmsnts will be served By the captain
OF the boat. ia h . usual elegant style -
Tickets 20 cens 10 be had OF Everdell 3o2 Broadwi
kveIte Jr I33 William street; h, Golfers, corner bseeh
and West strsss and At the institute Rooms City ball
His Honor the Mayor and the Common Council, havinG e
he ercurson, jy1s ttsee
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Ean}- CONNELS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IS
by every family who acquainted with its virtues al
ways after kept in the house II has such perfect
troll pain from burns scalds flesh bruises and will
save life in every case the vals are undestroyed
for any outward ache alng without being delighte
with its escs. To be found genuine only at 81 Court
landt street.
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Total. ss5 $40 isl s,i sus loa ssl s3a % 3as
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-15
STOVE AND CRATE WARE ROOM

7 OPPOSITE FULLER's HOTEL. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JOSEPH IL NEVETr,s prepared to furnish his friends
and the citizens of Washington and peorgeown, with
n splendid assortment of 5 fOVES OF every description.
Cooking Stoves patents, viz Sextons
Rotary Tops and Revolving Ovens, Kitchen Companion,
Hot Air Cooking Stoves, and Ten plate Cooks Also,
Church, Parlor, Hail. Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Frankns for wood coal Cannon Sala-
mander and wood parlor Stoves all of which are of late
and superior patterns, combining neaness and durability
Enamellcd Pnror Crates OF superior patterns and beau
ty Kitchen Ranges and lotAir Furnaces, for churches
or other public budingsput up with despatch. One Hot
Air Cooking Stove complete, capable OF cooking Tor seve-
raj hundred persons, suitable for a large Hotel
Radiators and other Stoves refined and repaired with
despatch.
Always on hand, large and general assortment Of
plain aud Japanned Tin and Sheet-iron Ware, all Of
which will be sold the lowest possible pnces for
octl [Intel6s Globe6tI III. N.
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SANpss SARsApARILLA-rhe curative properties of
Sarsapara, in cases OF acute aud chronic rheumatism,
have only recently been observed and acknowledged
I, was long thought that preparations of the root could
only be used successfully in Scofua and diseases that
sort but the highly beneficial effects which have result
ed from administering Sandss SarsapariIa in the most
nveterate of rheumatism, have completely expo-
ded thar idea. Colchcum was for time considered a
specific for this disease but it has been demonstrated
that this nedcne in many instances, cans es The Metas-
toss translation of The complaint to The heart 1t is The
direct tendency Of this preparation to prevent this fatal
result by cleansing the blood from all impurities, through
which alone disease be conveyed to The seat OF lite
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. Is.
Il ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton ST.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle; bottles for o..
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, aud r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street.
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l. 0C Ali N E W 8.

SELIoUs AccIDE NTi--We regret to state that
Mr.. John Preston, saler, Of This city, on yester.
day morning, while engaged in stating the roof Of
one of the three story brick houses now erecting
by COL Samuel Burche on f, between 18th and
l4l streets, lost his footing, and fell to the ground
Assistance was promptly rendered to the sufferer
and he was conveyed, ina state of insensibiiiiJ,
to The residence of his distressed family, 18th
street, where, upon surgical examination, it was
found that both OF his arms and one ANGLE were
broken, besides severe bodily injuries. We learn
that though badly hurt as Mr.. Preston is, the
physicians have strong hopes of his recovery.
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4 DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY

DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY.
n CARD.-Mr. LEWIS CARUSI respectfully an
nounces the citizens Of Washington ana its vicinity
cured the celebrated Bohemian Polka and other
Dances which have been justly admired and fashion,
able in this country and that he viii reopen his school
Thursday next, 10th October, at his Saloons.
The days of tuition are Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday for young ladies', from To O'Clock boys, from
to I: and Young gentlemen, from to g. p. Nj.
L. c. will also give private lessons A. his Saloons, the
residence of his pupil and at academies.
The former pupils of his school, as also such as may
wish Join his classes this season, respectfully nvit
cd to attend practising rty at his saloons on Saturday
evening, October 18th, at 3 clock, p. M.
p. 5. Such as desnous of being taught The " Bohemian
Polka dance, will please form private classes among
themselves. octo-eobt