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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05
MONEY MARK EFT.


The movements in the stock market during the past
The absence Of operators and the general inactivity Of
business the present depression in the market The
present position of our foreign commercial afairs also
bears very unavorahy the stock market The late
tel IL nee from Europe has operated very njuriousy
sto ks, and should the ancipations be realized. there
mus be very great explosion in this country among the
stock and cotton spectators The decline reported in
cotton IN the Liverpool market must failures in this
country to great extent We have the names
vsra heavy houses New Orleans who are Just on
the verge Of bankruptcy, and who must go down on the
receipt Of the by the Caledonia just arrived at Bos
ton. Cotton bills to very heavy amount have been re.
turned under protest. these bills fall upon many houses
In this city who sold them with their endorsement These
only hasten the expectation OF Specie and the
sss tb follows such operation The immense stock
Of cotton hand in Liverpool-on a falling market
much greater depression and wipe out
the margin left on advances Spectators In the home
markets drawing shipments find before their cotton
arrives great difference in the Liverpool market be
tween tho time of sale and time OF shipment that then
bills erc not protected and come back under protest In
other instances, where advances have actually been
lied the owner abandons his stock to the brokers' ant
throws the losses from his shoulders TO others The d.
strucon oil confidence In cotton bs and the unfortunate
state Of the market at this moment, will prove very nju
ous to those compelled to make remittances This
the only evil arising from this state of things The stocl
market kept in very depressed state by the prospec
that large amounts Of specie soon leave the country
We annex comparative table Of prices current durnt
the past week
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schr Paragon. wsh.b ds from Hartford c. nsv. stores.
Sch, Lynehbsrgh, Mathews days from Richmond. flour
schr Ros snsdcsr d from Baltimore aOur to johnson
LoudOn.
Hs sas sysnss AeSS Rio New o1s, 6f
e. ASsai Fly, %ss Sa siN John Me- and
miscellaneous.
MoNRovA-Arrived and sailed from LIST April 18th May
smith bound 40 nes@ ss"if island e"a i'''n r0' o0'a
he s svss ff sd to M0'''
WITH .Sp isssffS o ;sSf o
"a Eeasst ksgd Rss G..
Crockett Matanras; Harriet Woodbury., Cndenas. CID Bal
IS. SD from Nswburypor 3D. Forest verins. Cheny6eld to
m co % se RS ess. Ca
Foreign Ports.
IA; rom mi. 'c s,s '1' ''as' amer
Ay rhMrSssphs' BOLIVIA sphsn;on S.Ih.sea, asst
% hsmpss sisa' snss
p9ol DuSS l Davies Belfast Chester Wilson Toon;
MosTREAl, Aug i-cld. Indian. Macke. Cork.
1' FsA.,s 3D. CHEESE Erec
S;ss Z Sss S:s E ia
a Gs.sfd %ssSss9 3d. c Hs:
dusky; Granger Fsirport; Coboe Barweii Resoa,ion
Rye!son; Chapman do Bennington Ashabula Dayton Yer
Home Ports.
THoM1sTor, July 2s-An Delta, Films. New York Foun-
S&sss Esnf @ s% aSss % rf Faass. ' Wilson, eSs;
bI,aT sh Id Glen Wayne RSSiasSn, Richmond ssih
sa saSts adSs Aaa
CO. s%h 9 s es IN So sty aSd Ss
mi.@ JUL, Helen H%s:bsIya a. ,,s
no Amer Napoleon. @ss Hasaass Spoke h a
a. % Assy BAKER fran Ns'r .ssns s csrs
Thomas & Edward, Wootion, Norfolk Dover rssivs and
Eaeg gtf rhdsape s
:% i Vim xs: cSs SSSS gS iss
Of Mi Dpean: jsSh S1 chss b a,S
Drseo Sears. Richmond General Brooks. Psto salem wii
Nisho so and saG R1
Gd Va Fl hSSs srDs Ao9l M
Ing shG%i % flag and long a signs. with long red
s sg N%SFS rss.s
Amsuon Chase Nantucket i'0'''' o''' '''o'"S
CD s bark Iuere,ia, Adamsoa Petou Sd Veo Pend
Rs. and tCss S5 Bangor, mop &
ramm- PHILADELPHIA s.on celcoIa "G Bangor asa 10y
Philadelphia according wpd albany, Gibbs, Albany
sud Ex nvt ao Aug cmo jos brown chaee Baltimore
R'eIMcsns Avs SD william Henry, Norris, Boston
Cannon, Somerset; Revenue Steamer Legarc, Norfolk
SsvAsNAH July 9o3Ar sayannsh, Lysgmore New York
NV oRLEAss, July 2scld pesdemona, Chlds, London
Simon i!sft
Kenhawa, -, from Turks island. w
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Foreign Importations.

HAvEE-Packe ship. Albany-I pkg mdse E w Davis-l G
4, Sand-i2 Mamozs, Smith, Renara col A Deiachaw
% Senheil-i Herckerah & Landawne--3 Steger--i &
vyse-s Borceau Y Ruson-l2 MeyerL Az Moller-7 /
S.gneite ce-2i Charruaud, Schlump s. Seer--a Prime
Ward COT & + s,einer-2l B Curis-2 Fay-2 YOUNG
smh--ss baskets wine, Me!e,tslI cases i Robert
col J Owenl1 pouner-3 Smart-ls II Maitland CO
al3 Sheldon-2 Iiyse & colo N Dayis-7 Morot &
schefere2 Perror-2 Dupm-2l Moran 4 Iseliu-l9 9
Bees Garon ( col Soneyyan Perrot-3 NJ Brognad
p Sill & Thomyson--6 II Babad-l II Brne3 Cereen May
= Boranse-22 Lachare & Fouche-8 Jaffray & col
Berri Reese MintinhQf Prer katl G ii Thomas--i
Lewis tsirmann-,2 Rouse-32 Teter < Blair Wright
S!nrgs Shaw-l9 H Cherrost s cos Q Hunt & coa Nv
Cockran-i7JR st Felix-E Berthoud-8 Garner 4 Co
81 iesseney-ss Socrehisk hndonek-2T Thorspecker
Menenl3l Lane lamson col Bprnham & Baldwin
Wis Brooks Brown Brohers-l2 Ely Harson-l Dord-
Bran h i, Courts schenhardt, Fuem COZ
Aesisd, soM21 LachaTe Fsucae15 born schsnhard
Goodhqe co-2 JMasnn 4 co.., J p L1ner-3 + Fabre.
que!L Ellis Moma-G Beciar & Benamin-.l A Pret-l
Peyssn, col Jolly Fsre-2 E.slel2 Ger.op-
gSur,--6 voisin,2O D Eocnois3 Bue.s Msenne-io
w Wiener-2 Zollikoffer-5 l. Godschmidt-i Washing
10n-s HsIsn- All. ol ans, Re.se5 EIppod Rel
H,ntmann-i y, e Kayser-3 I Colliard-o e Dodd-a q
depIl9 sews.-s p s.raaseS;s " II fSSmp.on n"
10 Renard Colo Spies, Christ & Co-79 TO order.
ANTwERP-Ship Sarah Sheafe-7 case. mdse w Vorswck
Il case Doves kings cases mde cnathre-i box wine
coz Ress Brolher-2 do Sands do Oscar 4 Col
Bash-2 senhalls derding Kunkleman-i Pfefsr
Sons-6 bales Schuchardt avre-i boxes Dunnon-2
bales cement piece oil cloth Meyer
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QuorArrors ron srocx, :, :,

These comparative quotations show the absence Of all
speculation very great regularity Of prices through
out the week. very good evidence that operators act
under very little excitement that the sales made
merely to sustain the market and keep the machinery In
order for whatever favorable feature may up The
many think that speculation would again rsge
extensively ever but there 50 many vntavorable
symptoms threatening the present prosperity Of
cisl AFFAIRS that shrewd operators prefer waiting the re-
turn tide Of speculation quietly rather than to force the
season and bring about apremaure movement that would
result In general explosion.
The American Mutual Insurance Company have de-
cared semiannual dividend three per cent p yable
the 10th instant.
The New York Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend offour per for the last six months pay
able on demand.
The Exchange Bank Of Virginia has declared divi
dend Of three dollars per share.
The Exeter Cotton Manufacturing Company. hsslds-
clared dividend for the last year Of 10 per cent.
The Delaware Division Of the Pennsylvan Canal will
be offered for sale at the Exchange, Philadelphia,
Monday the 9th inst The stock will be offered share
Of one hundred doar-he bidders having the privilege
of taking a thousand shares at any time. The
whole number of shares is twenty Ave thousand, the
amount of the capital stock being 81 100000.
The Secretary of the Treasurys Report for July,
showing the amount OF government deposes in the pet
banks &C. presents the annexed statement On tho goth
of July the amount standing the credit of the Secreta
~ reached the enormous of 1884 49, of which
$42o 100 si-more than half Of the whole-were in the
four pet banks Of this city. This amount is daily accu
mulatng, notwithstanding the drafts drawn and ere
long swell 10 very great sum.
AMOUNT CREDIT or THE SEcRErARv or THE
IaEAsuRY IN THE vAnIous BANxs HOLDING PunLIo DE-.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST s,


Packet ship Albany Watson from nyrc june 9th mdse 10
WIN Whitlocki83 stsege passengers Jnly LAT 80 H.
a. spoke ship knspgton from Mobile for ayrc; june ~
leans
ship Sarah sheafe, Gray, a days from Flushing ANTWERP
nde Gerding X kunkleman. st inst. lat no Ion spol
hip George Washington Of Alesandria ~ ds from Liverpool
for Hampton Roadside storage passengers.
Hamburger bark Euroda, Schots IS days from amburgh
mdse to Schmidt x Balcher-il2 Storage passengers
Schr G & Thorne Wheeler days from Wilmington { .
naval stores to T. = Powell.
master ~ -
sehr VIM Preston. Lee, ds from ynina corn 70 Trcsd.
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Amount on sale 5000 Bales.
Freights to Liverpool Id square bales.
Havre, &c and dull
HAY.-There is very slight demsnd for Bale Hay. The
common qualities in very moderate request for ship
ping at IS 37c. Prime is very dull but 6rm at ACC.
MoLAnEs.-We notice sales of Cuba Muscovado at 29c;
Porto Rico at 80 ai3c.
Provsors-There Is very fair demand for Pork, and
we quote sales Of prime Ohio at 1924 So Mess do
City, do, $3.50 $552l Prime Ohio Lard Q<eg) il in dc.
mand 81 Gle
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baltimore Cattle Market.

Beef Cattle continue to come in pretty freely. On
Monday the offerings at the Scales amounted $50 head
2s5 Of which were sold at prices ranging from
$3.50 for inferior to 81 IS 100 lbs the hoof for prime
quality equal to SO net OF the balance lis
driven North and no left The offerings yesterday
Including those which remained from the commence.
ment Of the week. amounted to about 900 head and the
sales embraced 10 head at prices generally corresponding
with those paid on Monday. One parcel was taken how.
ever, BY specuator at $islt per 100 lbs the hoof
Sales Of live Hogs have been making throughout the week
at 1915 81 per 100 lbs principally intermediate rates
The number offering is fully equal to the demand.
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&C. PRIVATE. MEDICAL AID-The raemoers Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, IN
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
lave rscsivod in their efforts to suppress iuackery
bog eaysto stale That their particular attention
- be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
tue great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls ct Europe in the treatment Of those diseases the,
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid all
antageS not to be met with in any institution thu
country either public private. The eatment OF thu
College such to insure in very case and
totally different from that pcrncicus practice rninnp
tho constitution with mercury AMI in leaving
Dsrs OF tho College for many years connected with t
principal hospitals Europe attends daily for consua
ton from 0A.ML to 8 Pm.
Terms-Advice and medicine, e6 A cure guaranteed
iNrosTAEr TO COUNTRY Acknowledgement living il
the country and not finding convenient attend per
ronally, can have forwarded to them chest containing
al medicines requisite to perform perfect py stsn
their case explicitly, together with all symptoms time o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere. il any
nd enclosing e5, post paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent,
once and ,nsultnS rooms Of the College, o6 Nassas
street.
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sAfA gill "A, CENT AN AND SARsAFRAS, prepared

~ TIE New York College OF Medicine and Pharmscy
eablh for the suppression of quackery This refined
tying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
Is confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
The Pnbc, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising impure state Of the blood
such as scroiula salrheum rngworm, blotches or pn
pes ucers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
eruptons nlcersted throat any disease arisina
from the secondary effects OF syphilis njudicious
use o. mercury. 9'
Sold in single Bottled at. ......... rs cents each
In Cases OF half adozen Bottles, 50 so
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
n B--A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once Of the College, 95 Nassau street
W. 9. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
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On Sunday, after short and Illness JOHN j.,
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at p
from the residence OF his father Hicks and Pacific
streets. Brooklyn, without further invitation.
On Sunday morning Path nst LUCINDA, wife Of Alex
ander Britton, in the 3sth year Of her age
Her friends and the friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon three
o'clock from her late residence No. IL Dew street
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C1- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTE RATIvE MIX
TURE For the cure OF primary ndary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by injudicious OF
curry The greet advantages possessed this powerful
alter atve over all other preparations for the OF
phihs, s that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave q much
disease than the Is admin stored for. The
best recommendation we can give Of H. that Is
h n r VINO lor
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of hall
Dozen S. carefully packed and sept ~ oil parts Of the
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cy, g5 Nassau street.
W. a. RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent.
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This new bank and the increase shown In the above
returns, il indication of expansion. The bank
has hardly yet extended its movement sufficient for its
capital
These quarterly reports are, without exception the
greatest farces in the world The actual state Of the
Banks, oven at the time the reports made, not
given to the public The returns should be made otenar
and the average for the time included in their reports be
given. Mentally reports should be given with
the average for the month. This would prevent
the Banks from having recourse to those immense
fluctuations without being discovered II is ne
csssary that every check, 1t is possible to con
ceve should be placed upon these institutions matter
how onerous they may DO TO the instutionshe public
entitled TO them end they should be enforced The
Banks require very large credits from the people, every
bill taken by individual gives much credit to the
Bank and necessary that their internal affairs should
be completely exposed to sustain confidence The more
intimately the public acquainted with the standing Of
bank the higher the credit Of that institution stands
and the greater the confidence in its management.
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50, 1884, 10
We have heretofore made many remarks this subject
The evils attending The possession offs much
money by the banking institutions in all parts the
try, must be very great The withdrawal of this amount
from the mercantile classes and allowing to lie idle in
the vauls.of these banks would be attended with many
difficulties and the employment ofthis money in any spe
cies Of speculation would be attended with greater diff
culties. The accumulation Of q surplus in any way is
decidedly wrong and the disposal Of it in any shape
would prove injurious the best interests Of the country
We the above table that has in its POS
session nearly eight millions and half of dollars To
keep amount locked would cramp and restrict the
regular Of trade On the other hand injudi
cious Of twoud promote speculation fictitious
vauesot property enhance prices for foreign and domes
tic manufactures, &C., end in fact create unnatural
state Of commercial affairs that would eventually result
in general bankruptcy. The possession Of this or
larger amount in the hands Of government would
vacuum in ,ur circulating medum-by rapidly increas
ing the demand for moneythat would require filing and
the banks would naturally supply with their paper
the demandfrom the classes and deprec iaon
in the currency would take place. All these evils
would spring from the accumulation Of large deposites
in the hands of the government.
We the reports Of several banks Of this State for
August 1874
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It's coming yet, for a. that,
That man TO man, the warld DER,
lhnn .snha..i La H. a, ak.t .

THE CALIFORNIAN w. T. B. SOCIETY will COM
gus allies This Monday Evening August sth s at the we'll
known headquarters Caledonan Hail. of Lispensrd
and Brosdway o'clock precisely As usual several yete-
rams the Temperance ranks viii address the Meeting and the
several Caedonian Corps Of Vocass will also be ready lend
their aid driving Old John awa frae our shoms Dsters
Rumseers, Moderate Drinkers Tplers Bruers
respectfully invited attend and sign Declaration
oil Independence. PETER MCDONALD,
u. President
THOMAS SMITH, Secretary. aus itsrc
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03- DEAFNEsS-Why viii people continued to suffer
when remedy 10 at hand Dr. McNar's Acoustic Oil
will furnish speedy relief to all who afflicted It'll me-
Todca deafness buxzng noises. and frequent pains in
OIL and any BY calling 81 Courapdt street. and
examining the certificates and letters of
from those who have used the article and been cured by
~ we have no hesitation in saying that they viii give the
street. cured Of deafness long standing before even
using the Whole OF flask Of this oil and II any are
disposed to cs upon him no will confirm this statement
Price 81 per flask
% THE PILES This complaint people suffer to run
on IRON to year. hereby causing thousands
sar pam and Inconvenience and stubborn and di
cut 10 cure Hays Lniment 10 warranted to cure any
Then who will suffer- None but the prejudiced. Sold
at Comstock Co.'S 81 Courtlandt street.
ny- A TRAVELLING PHYsICIAN-who II there
while journeyng by land water what sudden
came upon him. and there was physician near TO
scuss no medicine to be Who can tell but
What hundreds die for want of timely aid under such
sumsances In going abroad liable to change
diet IRON what has been usua food that the stomach
unaccustomed to s taken; water differing from that OF
Sour home - drank; and the isa Darrhoa
echohc Cholera Morbus, q DyseneTy Now the
worst Of Is that this attack frequently takes
whers there Is the least chance Of at night
on hoard OF steamboat or In stage coach,
tJ nm aud although millions might then be offered for
oose OIL medicine would be in vain and the patient may
suner the severes agony and may lose his lc But
IL IL 10 be prevented IA every going from home
sdly not but dc think reasonable that every
Bile man Should make room in OF his baggage
for bottle Of Bernsrds Remedy for Diarrba he viii
End palladium OF safety and protection equally useful
tice be had Of r s. BERNARD at 81 Nassau street
Now York
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Corros.-Buyers appeared to-day, and the bddngs
were quite free at Decline from the closing
Thursday evening-a this rate about 1900 bales
taken. the market closing with frmer tome with less
disposition the part of sellers to realize We annex
quotations Of closing rates:
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The above table shows increase since Saturday
In the stock at the warehouse of 98 barrels OF
barrels Of Pearls. Total 699 barrels.
BReADsTuvys.-We now quote Genesee -four at 81. 81!
a4s7l; Southern, $4.2s $50, Ohio $4,25 Ash; Mi
chigaa, $4.26a43i4. The mark ~ dull Wheat ia in
good demand at 80 % cents. Southern Corn, 4s 40
cents
The following the statement of breadstuGs and tolls
received at Albany from the Of anal
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SAILS OF srocKs-BosroN, Auo. J.
AT the Broie,s Board 30 shares Reading Railroad 24s
200 do do b3m 2s 100 do do 24a 10 do Boston Maine
hh 90 do East Boston Co div on, VI; las do Long
- an ~ ky Sm sos y DO DO so % do Western RR 7
40 bln so do do basis soi IS do do s2m 7Sli 20
AT 4uction so shs Western RR s0f; as do Boston and
Western RR IL per ct adv 80 do Reading RR a4f per
sh % do Troy and Greenbush r. r. 80 per sh 100 do
Charlestown Branch RR. s6t per sh.
State OF Trade.
SATURDAY, August
AsHEs-We quote Pots at $4,l2i a $4lsi; Pearls are
still very firm at SASH
STOCK AT INSPECTION WAREHOUSE. AUG. 3.
First sort bbls. O60i First Pearls .bbls 300
sS DO do..... i,59o Second do do 98l
Third do. do: ...... 439 Third do. do ....... $40
Condemned do. 388 Condemned do. ..... 1888
Total. .l3,0is Total. ...... 1891
Iearh. b,Ibl
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AUCTION SALES.

Asi;.;s As.s
German FRENCH and American Hrdw,r CUTLERY Fancy Ar
ss 1
S$sh "sss ssff
& ap m sos ani spa: i
i: .S au '"s'
,cuary suited g the ri,ii well de wholesale trade
1s GUNS. and % Ssysas e
dS Room w be s s ;ad 9s had Ac
SEC T s in o Ga tc of s room with
THos. BELL, Aaeiioneer,
Rsul, Sale. Of Ms u sgs "wednesday and Saturday
REGULAR SALES Of DIX Goods clehins Feased and Fancy
" 'sS'y
large room" Spruce Fos bErI Aue
TUESDAY EVENING,
,:f s doors east
Sss 81
select the admission will be 50 for single Lecture 81
Mna as,I a bsSS BY the Celebrated fifteen full sized
Young PERSONS cannot be admitted. aus 2tis.ec
INFORMATION WANTED.
Sbt al & N Ma5a g ;Gm ps,sh
York, wishes to inform her brothers, George and John Miller
Also her uncle Mr. Rhuphe that she would be happy receive
from Ronen, France, when she left the family, emg,atins for
s% All w bo B rs Fos street by
WANTED-An Office for Medical Gentleman between
~ Canal street and Bond Apply by letter M d.
letter boz 9U Upper Post Once. jy21 lw.rc
WANTED-A situation by a respectable young Man as
w Waiter IN private family. The best Of reference can be
gwen Please address to r. &. ut this Office a3 3trc
800 REwARD-stolen from trunk the house No.
RiOO Nassau street, on the Isl inst green Pocke,
Book five Of the Bank Of each
two do 500 r. each together 5000 besides about in
specie OF several denominations Brokers and others
quested the offender should the above
TO pass exchanged portion Of the reward will be paid for
OF the above that BIZ recovered applying
$. Bonnard, French Restoraeur, No. Nassau street
aus ltsrc
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o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ths
Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all ofdehity produced by in
dugencs excess Of any kind II is invaluable
dy for Impotence sterty, barrenness depend
iag NAL .formation)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen 26 care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy o.
Nassau street VS. RICHARDSON. M. D. Agent
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09- COCKROACHEs AND BEDBUGs-sa oltz's
Roach Bane will ectualy destroy banish these yer.
min I0m every house. Families overrun with them will
do yell 10 procure this arce s effects are certain Sold
at 81 Cour tlandt street Price End cents Der bottle
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CENTREVILLE COURSE, l.. T.
ON THURSDAY, August the 8h-A Match for S4O0-Two
Mile Heats to $50 H. wagons between the celebrated pacers
Aggy Downs any Fairy queen at ocioek, l., M.
by Young Neptune Bobb Logic and Kate Kearney.
aus 2tM&Th@rc