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!. .bIishment In Bronsway--we

refer readers the advertisements Of Mr. George Renssr
(lae Of Booklyn in hisdays paper he is young emf
nenty deserving ofberal from the public generally
and from his immediate friends and New York and Broue
CRicRETrRs especially He will at all times give each
all Of them hearty welcome
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CORRECTION. take the following from thc
Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times, ot yesterday. 4
explains itself -
Tar Ngw YoRx HERALp will please correct Its error Ia
stapg that the editor o this paper has been indicted oi
treason. We are no I" NstivIst" by any means Our IN
dctment Is for " libel 4" a =" Grand Jury" upon
whose unjust prssenment made certain caustc and
do US Justice.
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with great Patriotism and the and ref
MS let him GO and take him Old Bunker il"
he Colseumthats the place do it, and the best place
earth that know Of.
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How many worthless articles are puffsd
for the growth and Of the human hair
whilst such really good remedy Beas Hair Restorative
known by those who have expersnced its wonder
f properties in forcing hair TO bald places Mr. Be.
positively undertakes make hair bald heads,
make charge Besides read the following certificates
selected from among hundreds Of the respectable citizens
New York
From experience and observation Of III. saatary
ard certain effects Of Beas Hair Restorative confidently
commend it the public nable in all ordinary OF
badness loss Of the hair the head and satisfied that
only restores the hair bald heads but that the app-
cation pleasant and perfectly harmless the delicate
skin.
G. A. sHERMAS, 90 White ST.
WALTER MEAD, 81 Warren ST.
JOHN McCLosKEy, 81 Six h Avenue.
i Il. DEsPARD, III Broad ST.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 80 Wall st.
GAREE GREEN, 800 Greenwich Lane.
j. ". SMyTHE, 4 Jones Lac.
ELISHA FITZGERALD, s2 Allen ST.
L. v. McMFoRp, Hallet's Cove, L. 4.
JNo NITcHfNG, 63 Watefst
Are scepcal of the character and standing OF the above
parties. Read what ex-Mayor Clark s,ys
Il, Aaron Clark Mayor Of the of New York, do
hereby certify that have the original certificate OF which
the above copy and that personally acquainted
with of the who have signed it, who OF
he highest standing hr'communy, aud altogether
honorable ts lead their in aid OF imposition tho
public. AAnoN CLARK.
Attest, MosEs SIARBucK."
After reading the above who would be humbugg~d by the
nasty oils introduced to the public by nsstr
concoced bv vulgar and trrae charsanss Bra who eae
aud retail agency at 81 Walker LIST store FROM Broadway
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THIS END or THE WoKLD.--SInce the Merte,
have made amistake this subject. i, appears tha
Anneli has net, for his most beautiful painting con
tinues to draw considerable numbers to the Apollo
Rooms Broadway, to view it,
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MONEY ARK EFT.
Friday, sept. Ia-o p. NJ

Frl0ny, sept. $50 r. NJ
The Stock Market has again taken downward ten
dency, and prices today show very general Decline
At he Old Board Long Island fell OF per cent; Canton
j. Harlem, Il Norwich ad Worcester, 1; stonngton 4;
Morris Canal, Ii Farmers' Loan and vicksburg closed
aha, of the Hoasa,onc Railroad sold at IS The sales
wefo unusually limited and operators appear to be little
disposed TO make transactions The sales confined
principally TO stocks Of fancy description such Nor.
wich and Worcester Long Island. Canton, and Morris
Cana, State Stocks at present very quiet. The
preaent state Of the stock market can in great measure
be attributed to the great abundance Of money and the
rsdnced rate OF ntsres Very fair operations made
BY ying good sound six per cent stocks and
thecatng them for loan at per cent by which
income OF at least per be realised This
sincss il doubt carried on to extent which il
the Of the few sales either Board Of stocks
OF those States the credit of which undoubed and the
interest regularly paid
Sterling Exchange Is very stiff at 10 per cent premium.
Bills called ffst tate command that price. The demand
az yct not very extensive and II may possibly ba
for This steamer The importers nave much as they
can do present TO pay thu cash duties demanded
thei imports and until the receipts Of merchandise fall
OF, the rernances cannot be very heavy. There
siderable cotton going forward the Liverpool packets
from this port being engaged full up tho s Of October
The high rates for exchange WILL undoubtedly induce
many TO mske remittancss in cotton possible and the
shipments Of this staple may be larger than usual this
fail in consequence This will 70 far owsrds regula IL
tas balance of trade, without shipments of specie hut
goes just 80 far towards reducing exports for another
year. and our resources for many following. We
table showing comparative quotations for foreign ex.
ehanges:-
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BIIsce,ianeou. ecord.

SIR MosrsyAl, formerly the well known London packet,
Of sns and
SHIP PnoBgs formerly Canton trader has been sold TO
MI s a.. VIZ Payne which sailed from Sag abG5 ash
again l. few days stated What she had
=; i,, 'f3s launched
Aa E,%i sS %aS ss s &
A ass1 ss~f Who e a. sS
s sch, Mids s Ssaa''S
M and NH n Sa ars. an ss Of q. elegant model Of about
well feoa p %s and viii BE- despatched
WhaIemen.
AT New Bedford sh inst Bruce, Alden Indian Ocean
% .iao BfisSsaan S Of M nas = s s
Sys cut ss s ns. e III. s s.S. 81,
1sse ss = the Island Of chsb?e procuring
every vessel that could be obtained and paying IS per
:, s II, lls% M;,soi.e S Isaac Walton new $40 tons,
Foreign Ports.
49, 49, IN 4SafGsi E'sH e. Eiss days. Bottom @
TMsipAD, cybs Aug 2a-In Fort. Casda, Higgins, for
aiH{s sa s od Colo
I Aug 2o5n port Mon Powers FIN St Jago
nsS , ,av E hms1oP Day for Boston,
!s$"i ~ ssstE s %isii Sys. H.
yId W So d.. jaa Ann Sekss New York; Ysh oys
Wooster. Passport. Eni for dg 7ih Meridian for Boston;
Megunticook, Trim, for Philadelphia
Sosn~ Ports.
Barn, Sept Arr Abby Amelia. Bailey. Boston.
PoRrA -, Sept lir Merchant jordan ST Ubss; Durmah,
Ford. Loadon. Cid Star. Chae. Baltimore,
SLIM. SEPT io-Cld So,h,. Shepard Para; ih, Olinda.
Hutchinson, MonIevde and Buen.s Ayres.
s 4' n's; ssGsss; fssssi
Na' @d Mobile Taa
Burgess. 81 Marks Cedar Keys; sou!herner Crowe Nor
ok City Point nod Richmond Elizabeth Baker NYork Ar
LIB. Romeo Yong, rh,Isdclphis i2h, mar Camban
Rove sunnsm; Cambridae, H! New Yor. Sailed light
,annsh Without, plot and got ashore on sevenyfonr
Bar, NJ Il Lovells Island WHERE she remained dusk
Ihiei, Lxarina aud Pint, did 20 the Oth
Put back and anchored the Roads They all remained
sunset.
Nyw BrpEoRp Sept IAn Abigail, Grant Philadelphia:
Cornhian, Shepherd and VIM Penn, Sanford NYork Cal
net Packard Albany; 9Th, Home, Stephens Plymouth for N
f.rk. Sid Oneco. Reed, Philadelphia.
nANrutsrr, sept Arr Cory, Gardner, Philadelphia.
Boston; Homer Lila Philadelphia do; Thames Haven do
for do.
EnGARrowS, Sept o-An Brilliant, Mntyre Philadelphia
Tor Milton; 0tb, Ann Denman. SI~ar NYork for Boston, th
PEoyDrscr, SEPT liar Olive Wright New Jersey; Vig-
Isn't Heath and Emily, Could NYork Sid saschare Phil
lips. Nansemond.
PHILApsLrHls, Sept BAR Anne. Starr, NYork.
kicHMorp. SEPT ii-Ar shetland Frost, Boston Sid And
Brown, Winrss, add Lynchbur Matthias, NYork
NoRroLK, SIT 10 Arr Mt Vernon. Wat RS, New York for
Richmond Sid Water Witch lie Brou West Indies Ann D.
bedri NYok; NArrgansett Brker, R'cbmond Nearly all
the outward bound vessels which have been detained by head
winds got under waytoday. bat compelled come to
aDcnor IN Hampton Rods.
GeoRoETowr, sc. Aug 3i-An l. eager, Porter, NYori
Cld Seiut Eliza Jsfe. Gladdng N1Iaven
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Died..

On tho 18th instant, after short Illness SAMUEL l.
Coasr Of Barney and Mary f. Corse in the 2lt
OF his ege
Ills relatives and friends and those of the family are
resp ctfuly invited to attend his funeral without further
invitation. from his late residence No.7 Cherrv street
Franklin Square, tomorrow afternoon at half past /
O'Clock
On the 18th instant Of hopping cough, MARY only
child of Edward and Ellen Barber aged one year and
month.
The friends and acquantances Of the family are invited
to attend her funeral this forenoon at O'Clock from No
- vandewater street.
On Friday, 18th instant, THOMAS KEMP, in the 10th
year Of his age.
His friends and relations and those Of his brohern
law John Foster are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Tomorrow afternoon from his late residence 2l0
Third avenue, at half past o'clock
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

0O- Ih- tniFtetn anniversary OF the Battle Ut
North Point, was celebrated 10 Baltimore yester-
day by the Association Of Defenders" aid the
e'n"aht OF The Old company Of YORK Volunteers"
-eufvivlyots o. mat memorable dg, when the
cohqurrLg Amy - the B,slsh, uader Gea. Ross,
were repusvd, via the loss OF their leader, and
hnaily conpeiied 70 re--mbsrk and leave lh- shores
Of Maryland The D-lenders' were formed IN
line, and, escorted by military companies Of Bal,i-
more and York, marched a. Whitehall Caro-, rs,
Felrs Point, where dinner was pst,.Aeu, afler
which an eloquent address was delivered 81 T G.
Handy, Esq The procession Wa Then reformed
and r. turned TO the city. The stands Of colors
which borne in the battle oil North Point we're
displayed. on the present occasion, 10 the ranks Of
the survivors Of he battle.
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Packets 10 Arrive.
PORT or M w .onb. SEPTEMBER "A.


Cleared.
ssamsI Ie,, We,'s B,) Matthew LIVERPOOL r. Irwin
ssgss N W,;, Fee asb,!d Mobile Saes&
Teal 81 Johns. NJ. y. L. houth.-schrs Marion Nye
ppe1rgeowni raragon Green, Wmaston Oyoca SquieTs,
phs, do Also. barque Salem. Fodham, Sag Habo WI r.
Z. Hitchcock. -" ' - -
Arrived.
Bremen barque Carl Wilhelm Ercks from Bremen via Fal.
mouth 81 days. with mdse j. C. Muller Co. 9th inst lar
AZ ~, lon go on, saw ship steering East.
British brig Grace Darling, Calhoun DAYS from Cumber.
land, Ms via Middletown. CT. in ballast. r. Winnictt
TO s. w. Lewis. - $1,000
New brig Josephus Allen from Sppcan Mass in ballast to
master. - '' -
British schr Ellen, Hilbert, from Yarmouth Ms with wood
Schr Banner, Lsmpkin, Eastport plaster
Schr Edw u. Peters, Machiis, lumber
Schr Cygne Kenney, Machias Ia nber.
Schr Commerce, Wiscssset, granite.
Schr America, Gro we'll, Portland, plaster,
Schr Page. Taylor. Boston. mdse.
Schr Mary Jane, Handy, Barnstable, fish.
Below,
ship Grrat Britain, Proal, IS days from Liverpool.
Barlue Sir Isaac Newton, ~ days from Hamburg.
One ship, unknown.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

SErr PAT market, i4O0 head Of Beef Cattle ccnss.
ting Of sou Ohio 200 Virginia and the balance Pennsy
vana; $50 head driven to New York; $50 Cows and
Calves, 300 Hsgs, and 900 Sheep and Lambs
Prices Beet Cattle account OF the increased mum
Der offered have fallen off, sales Of sbons 900 head were
made, ranging from So S4i, with few extras at 90 the
100 .Ibs
Cows and Calves sell at SIS $50 for extra
Hogs dull at S3j to $43 the 100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs We quote at $i4 $3} each.
Hay getting scarce and sales OF good timothy
are makng at rs S5c the cwt Straw remains at So So
the 100 bundles.
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Provision Market.

we have no change in and shop mark since
our last unlsss is further decline in prices OF most
up the river.
The Fish market is well supplied.
vegetables continue very plenty excepting Tomatoes
Fruits OF every kind in great abundance Peaches
are get;irg scarce, and prices have advanced.
We ore pleased to learn that the CORPORATION intend
making some improvement at Washington Market. Il
wants il badly
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The rstes u exchange here quoted are for bills stana
ing in the market No l. about which there Ia
risk than in the amount of Mexican dollars Mexi
caa dollars At present quotations, wcuM probsbly bs
chesper remitanc than bills ut the highest rate quoted
but those making pay abroad would rather do in
drafts than in dollars unless the difference IL greater
tina amount required Is very large.
Domestic exchange continues very dull and the quota
tons without much alteration. Alabama money 10
steadily but very gradually mirroring
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Brighton Cattle Market.

srfr 9--At Market 1000 Beef Cattle 10 Stores $500
Sheep, and 1900 Swine
Prces-Beef Ca'tle-Prices obtained last week for q
like quality were hardly sustained; yoke two very
hne were probably sold for something more than our
highest quotations We quote frss quality 81 2b 81 30;
second quality So 81; third quaii,y $40 $3.50
Stores-No sales worth reporting.
SheepLambs from 81 - to ST. old sheep from 81 70
$3.50
swne-shoats to pedde ~ to 4ic. At retail from Alto
81 cents.
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are made IN this market The list throughout shows but
very tis alteration in prices Many In this table
should show steady Improvement corresponding with
the accumulation Of interest Those stocks, the div-
bends on which are payable in July and January. have
up to this time two months and half Of interest At
tschedto them in addition to their other value This
tanly should have influence prices but according
to the annexed table that effect very irregular and un
certain 5.
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CorTos-There was good business done to-day
about 1900 bales taken at full prices the market closing
quite 6rm
HAr-Common qualities sell wanted a. 30 81 cents
prime sells NJ ~ 42c There is very little doing The
receipts are qnite large
WHIsK.r-Drudge casks are very steady AZ aac Yves.
tern and Prison barrels very erats demand at 2sAc
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Board Of Brokers 90 shares Fast Boston 90, Ioi; 10
10 90 le 90 do 10 iot 90 DO lao lef; 50 Reading s
20 80 do 10 2oa 90 DO 26 23 DO do 100 do 10 bs0
6 100 do DO 50, ssI leo DO DO Goa 10 10 l2o. 30
70 10 do go 26g 100 40 do 100 2ol ~ 2ol % l.
AR S. 70 do DO e5 Is do do est 100 do do sa ~ Nor
sich and Worcester Hn. Di0, o.; 10 10 10 bl EST 20
Western RR bio. ss3, Fi'chhurg mn iOsl; ss10 esc.
ng RR Bonds OF isoo 7'b ssvoo DO 7o. 5000 10
i0I, 5000 do do 70l, ssO@ao 10 sol
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2lh,7


The transactions In Flour in Albany, the 18th inst
were limited and at change in price, The by
canal ore light We quo'e G-nesse At $4R Isle Ohio
and Michigan 81 sale of load of Orleans Co Wbeat
was made at 92c and another load nj 9pc $500
bush fine feed At isc 400 bush two rowed barley was
on the market it Will fetch ahout Doc M hang. in
seed Sales OF street oats At ~ a7ic No canal eats
Bhoat shorts loo
In every aspect of the trade led 70 believe that
there be any charge in prices there must be reduc-
ton We can look Tor demand OF consequence from
abroad and the consumption at home has Increased
rapidly as the production Hence the surplus will be
larger and prices therefore must be affected decline
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BIRTH IN THE CARs.-A German woman, as we
learn nom the baltimore Clipper gave birth to chill
Wednesday IN one OF the cars OF the western train from
ferry bridge Both mother and child were dong Us
veil could expected when tho ard pass
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Corn Trade.

This market remains very steady Owing TO the inac.
tvity in the demand 1.-THE arrivals increasing the
little. We continue Yesterdays quotations (enesss
Is held at 81 ls3 81 %. Ohio fancy at 81 62} Mch
gan fiat hoop Al - ny 81 LEI Southern IL quite
tive We quote new Georgetown at 81 37( u 81 50.
Brandywine, new, 81 So Gvnesee wheat new selling
at 99c Tor milling. Northern rye held at Go SIC.
There is little enquiry for yellow Northern
North Carolina has been sold at a7c sight. Northern
oats at 20 a soc Western barley vt b6c.
We annex statement OF the quantity Of Flour and
Wheat exported from Cleveland during the week ending
Sept. 7th, 1874.
6bis. Flour. bush Wheat.
" roru. ............. 1898 2562
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COMMITTED FOR MuADEK Alderman Rees has
lodged commitments against William and Edward
Rynirssr now in prison, charging them with ihs muir
der Of samuel II. Auhe, on 1uesoay morning last The
iurther hearing OF the Case has been postponed until
Monday next Phsidd Gar 18Th
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SHIP VIEWS.

rHLlprL.nA, Sept i2Below GLOBE. Lowry. Liverpool,
Bremen, FIN Bremen.
BAIT MORE Sept Il-Ar Bangor Odom Liverpool; Asia
Sears Rosrdam; Tmoleon Dreye Bremen Margaret lBr1
Windsor Ms Fuancier Dillingham; Portland; North
Richardson, rhilsdelIhia s. Thomas, Lincoln, and Berry.
Young, ST Johns NJ Sid Gen Washington Lowe Bordeaux
ALyxAspRIA Sept II-Ar Betsey Bumham Boston; Queen.
Eldridge, st John NIB
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ARREST OF The MURDsRsR.- Elijah Peacock,
charged with killing Jerry Willis. coorsd
The k'chn ond marke "Wednesday evtpir ard Rossn-
ma Heiberi his paramonr aso implicated the affair.
were arrested yesterday morning and committed 10 jail
BY A, II Pennington Esq : Ban Clipper, S.pf Is.
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Married,

On the 9th Of July by the Rev Dr. Spring JANIS Nc.
DeusAL to Ann iosNsor both of Bally Money, county
Anrim, ireland.
On Thursday, the 18th instant BIZ the Rev. Nr. Peck
of Christ Church, Mr. STEPHEN A. DoDsE. of Brooklyn
70 Miss ELIZABETH Hurley, OF New York
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BsrwS-Barque Cal wlhelm--7s bxs csk q II siemon--
pka u X = kohnstamm--5 D Detr-il AhrenfeIdt-s
II SAnd-l Cortou Hodges X cot Henscben Unkar-l G
Eu~ngutsch-i schnspp-i n = Runde-i q Muller 4 co
-sls W iislssy co-e 70 order
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTION NOTICE-ssle OF Excellent Second Hand Fur
A nitue This Day, at ioS o'clock the Sales Room
Spruce street.
Also lot Of family Other Groceries, fine Wines
valuable Of beautiful Paintings splendid
Cabinet Funtu French Fire Screens Paint.
ed Blinds 10000 Segar, Dubois Tobacco large variety
miscellaneous articles, &c.
NJ BRegnlar Sales Of Furniturr Of all descriptions on
Wednesday and SATURDAYS and dry varieties
which means more than thing Tuesdays aud Fridays
sid ltsrc 4. B..
r. BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctionerr. -
0oLD, SILVER AND GILT JEWEIRY, WATCHES.
clock the auction No 81 Maiden lane the ,tock
Of J-weer declining the business Sale rerepory for cah,
city Catalogues ready and the goods be
ned 10 the hour Of sale. si2 itsrc
Srocx or ,i 6 FUTILE Aqe,,i,q Ser ~ r.uov
Go5s an aaedn fIHfs VII AsR FbA a.
at 10 o'ck at the auction No % Plat Of Gold
street "ntire stock Of fine gold Jewery English gold and
silver lever anchor duplex, epne and other Wachs Watch
Movements. &c.
Also large assortment Of French and German Fancy Ar
tices,
Also Q Eagle pattern. brass movement Office clocks.
Also 10 Dentists-2, 800 g. porcelain Pivot T,eh.
~ = In the .tock will many valuable goods and worthy
III. attention Of dealers aud connoiseurs.
Catalogues redy. Terms cah. sl< itsje
A ULlIOy NOTICE WELLINGTON A. CART K,
"A Wne Merchant. No New street N " intending de-
vote hims- hereafter 10 the and Importing
will offer At iunlic auction Wednesd 10 sel
her, a y o'clock ms snie stock, Consisting OF old and
and Otra npuy Co, Brand Is, II Hand Gin OF various
bfauds Champagne o the lest mpcrtatons st Croix tY
Runs. Alsn mpee assortment ~ Wines IN glass. ha-
yna srgnr. aIet and Cordial Bottles White and Blue Mar
sslr. Catlsuss ready Monday 10th Sept. par Of the
above entitled u de enture. usIc
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BALrD The boy. John Hess, charged with
riot, Ia whose the jury could sgres was this
morning admitted TO bail in $lO00--Phn Gar
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Cotton Trade.

Since the arrivals Of the Great Western and Hbernia
this market has been rather inactive and In
ces slight decline has been submitted to- The season
for the old cotton crop inst closed and the extent Of
the yield settled. The crop varies but few thousand
bales from our estimates. We annex statement show
ing the crop Of lSa3 and lsA:-
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BaEsrS-Buque Carl Wihelm--A Knirpins, II Poppe, C
-rnugenberg, Dapken, D,ck--i00 in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
CH.RLrsros-shp Sullivan-James L Ogilvie Charleston
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AsnEs-Po,s very steady at ~ as Pearls AZ a 90
BsEswAr-Prime yellow Northern, southern and wes-
tsrn sells Of 2o3 soc.
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o. CoCKROAcHEs AND BED BUGs.-Familics
overrun v,h these poxious vermR can, by procuring
s,unho'z's Roach Bane baniah them efsctually All we
ask trial Of H. and its efficacy in the destruction
these vermin will soon show itself. Sold only at 81
Courflandt street
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n ! b l. O'S g A X - + N
EN.,h,N unILAI. ri A Nm

aIea All. TIE COLLECTION of s,d choice Green
hS1House VI n leloasng Nhics Garden. viii he sod
-ss,- At Aucsa sIDNDAI 10th -eit.mle without re-
serve ile Gf-en louss s,e una'oiably bken M 1ey
consist Of lfgr specimen Plants, such Cam-ls ndud.n-
dons Aio- Orange, iemo. - saddock ard fornrgra-
nate res braug fruit; Acc Cassia Nagnoe. Hbs-
Posporum, Sl,armsnniss Jenines Eucrn IS Menen
ca or Bltr fru,h lndia Rubbsr. oIedr. laue linus.
Yucca Palms, L,utanas, ii bscus Datum, tuphorhas,
Small stick viz Ayileas Roses Geran,un pass,on Flow
err. Dwarf Orange aud Lemon ~ n-,lss great variety
Camellis stocks sc &c
Pariculas future advertisements Catalogues will Il. rrady
IN flew days si0c
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THE LAST NIGHT.
jg5- + + A ST or Flu N!-n
At the Society Library,

Corner of BroadDay ard Leonard street
YANKEE II ILL and DR.. VALENTINE, will give their
LAST ENTERTAINMENT at the Society Library,
on Saturday y, ming. Sept. 18th.
For partic llafs, programme.
Drs. .tI VALENTINE beg leave remind the pub
lie that there three muscles TO draw the mou ap and only
10 draw down. which signifies that laugh three
ZINES much as we cry In order to decide matters and
things properly necessary that the internal should
be maintained healthy Of action and this healthy
o only to be maintained b. occasional relaxation from
on but Dn Hill and Valentine beg leave TO assert with con-
bdence that hearty laugh the effective remedy II
remedy prescribed by nature and may be relied on as com
pee antdoe the horrors blue devils and thousand other
evils that flesh IS heir to.
~ Tickets cents; Children half price, to be had the
Office durin. the day ard evening.
Door open l. Ente commence at quarter
O'Clock. gi2 IN
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE Subscriber wishes make known the Public. thai
much Of Tho Biscuit and Crackers which sold thu
city the entirely different the Soda
Biscuit and sugar Crackers made e hia Bakery which hs,
b~~n used by nyAds particularly those who suffer from indi
gestion, Tor than twenty Min the test results
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