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SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.
HAvlNG Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssxs.
ha! Nsssss Apas Co. Of No. Court street Bos.
for he United States and Canada who fully empowered
To ensure the reception Of goods LveIppo and the for
wardin2 OF the part Of England France &c &c
that they should through the hands Of
MEssRs ADAMS x CO..
e their several Offices, as follows:-
&c. ws stss, SsS York Penn Assaus, WsPias'o @S''
No Sss"g' s ;S q E Sa = TW!sa%
Liverpool May /, 1874
WILMER 4 SMITH take this opportunity Of stating 10
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident every part
81 the Union that their Liverpool house is peculiarly adapted
FOR the and express despatch of packages parcels specie
The other the United States and Canada and that that
department Of their business
q nT ,n on all recssoas
ADAMS Co., by which all Goods passing through their
Liverpool house for America by the Steamships and other
e viii ha,s the immediate and puncua attention Of their
and will thereby be free from delay and high charges.
They deem here that they
neaiou whatever with MIR. L o. Tuckerman Of Liverpool
WILMER * SMITH who have for a Of years run
private Expresses and from London with ntoi-
genee frequently performing the entire journey 80 miles
their services for the safe and rapid important
DOCUMENTS dispatches, specie bonds, bills deeds which
will all occasions be faithfully delivered by own
malls SGar EBwAkb w 9fyfnSf s EMS
row IN America prepared 10 afford information upon this
subject aud give security for the due of all such
business as may be entrusted TO his Liverpool establishment
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DR.. do s 3 Y
OCIJI1ST

AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
NO. % Chambers 1T. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK.
CONFINES his practice to DsEAsEs OF THE ESk, and Ops
~ rations upon that Organ and its arendagss Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. the last eight devoted his atte
ton almost exclusively 70 dis important branch o. ts pIois
sstant practising Charleston G. For Opera
strabsnus cataract, &c, and treatment charges
moderate. Office hours from A. M. to r. NJ.
amt vnAa
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READ HAT ottEk MANS LUZENGE5
HAVE DONE.

MR.. pay, boot maker, No 20 Hillary street, Breokyn
" suffered greatly for eighteen months with einaclaon de-
bly sickness Of the stomach loss OF appetite. shooting pains
the bowels his stomach rejected almost every KIND o ood
sugar lie had been attended By various physicians and
for two months by the professors Of the University and all 10
On reading Dr. shsmans Book descriptive Of the SYMPTOMS
oil Worms he thought they his he purchased box
OF Shemans Worm Lozenges few doses brought away as
I've judged about of and entirely cured HIM
multnds Of similar nigh. Be mentioned where chill
dre and adults had suffered all but death from and
thing gave relief but SherInans Lexeages. :
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Whoopng Cough and even Con-
SUMPTION all cured BY Sernnn's Cough ozenges
than any other known remedy. They aay the tickling IN a
CIV seconds and enable those atnisd with tie mos, harass-
M De Forest Rev Dr. E.stmond and hundreds Of thousands
attest their happy virtues others TO the efficacy Of
shermans Cough Lozsnges headache apitato lowess
ertions and or the wonderful properties Of Shermas Poor
for rheumatism and umbago weakness in the
breast side back any Of the body Ask for sherman
Poor Mans Plaster ad that his and his fac smile
with directions for the back here
worthless limitations haked about aud sold by unprinciped
druggists. Remember TO Shcnan Lozeags aud Plasers
and Iruss--none others OF you Will be deceived.
Dr. SheIman's Warehouse l06 Nassau Agents:-227
Hudson ST. Spring; 1873 Bowery Spring. last Broad
way Market: u William It; no. 273 459 aud Col Broad
way. In Brooklyn Mrs. hays, l39 fulton, and Monna 5
Dr. store 333 Fuon Simson Prospect aud jackson sts
la jersey City, Ra dali, Ia Newark. h. Inll~
and David Bryson. Phladelphia-Zieber Co., Ledge
Buildings. Boston-Reddia. y Co. Stale street. Albany
A. Guthrie 4 Stanwix Hall. d23rc
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MEDlCAL CAnD.
DeS,s 81 e ss' %sfs
Fulton street New ST. Ths Doctor Ct 's con- o
On coa aSs % a hi Ss
s copy Ss ssls fee WIN
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THEs, . cnlEE ylhftEs q ,hs TRid5FiiERous,
III: ssy ssSi q % qualities
producing and snsou1ssns "a s e sn in tn. bulb or
a aVs lie snS % b. Tash e''' the
Ill: saaas , The s CIRCULATION cs of.he ajd.
dandru aud dsposng The hair 70 curl seu
health I'd T.. use WI preserve the hair in beauty and
he as cs',ss "a a;ss:s connected with s
Liberty street: - ans i'm I'M m IN y
CAoI Orr CLUliiINu
GLNTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desrous of converting into
'ssHGi Sc 8s fa s obtain from
s QUITTING s isd s dps. 2, &c hsnSn ma
much 70 their advantage send Inc Subscribe who viii
~ '' = ''ii i l%vsTF ' Sse Ss e.
Clothing cleaned and repaired - ''a'AoA a.
or GA sI. ss through the Post Office or otherwise will receive
MEDICAL AID.
REMOVAL.
DR. GREGORY has removed from II Barclay street, to C.
Gold street where he may be consulted conidenlialy
There are lew. if any medical among u.s. that know
which strangers liable while visiting our
Dr " has published treatise habits Diseases
called the kubiconit Intended the pateuts o
either seq II not only teats Of curing Diseases what
much eer II points clearly the Of preventing tbosr
ioul disorders al which human shuddeTs o
this alone the book other publ
catios OF the kind IL sold by the author his residence
o6 Gold STREET. next to the northeast OF Beekman street
Price 10 cents.
~, To females afflicted with maady called THE whites
thus little book will prove friendly and confidential adviser
II Is also for sale Al the following drug store.:-
No 86 w VILLAIN street, near Maiden Lane.
Nos. 81 and 10 Fulton street.
Both corners OF Chambers street aud Broadway
no. 1873 Bowery, corner Of Spring street.
no. n East Broadway, corner OF Market street. and
-, NO lib Delaney street, Of Suffolk street
,~n REMOVAL
PEhSSE BROOKS have removed from No. 81 Liberty
.s"s ., ana " Nassau street. between Maiden Lane
.---. 49, aug imre
IL. > SmourTtihtN MERCHANTS TRAVFLLERs,
...os,,n.D, inoA magnificent and elegantly finished
H.. ~ striped SHIRTS, well adapted the Southern mar
In W. ny 81 very sasonabe by applying nj NO Pike
SIP corner OF Wafer. The supply ia unl.n;,cd 80 "
,o. JOHN CLAY, corner OF Pls md War,
-s4 10 Pike STREET.
LEEI HtS-LfEI HES-I.E ECnES
LAhuE sUfPLY Of very healthy Swedish Is-l.ss
AL @ Neessa psr brig Dans from Hamburger Cor sale whos
q j fE 'RH'DiiiS ( CORA
.rn ,,ns importers OF Ieeches,
WV wv - i@ Nassn street, ". v.
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 Pc iRL STREET,
EETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
."'A'inri Of the pioneers Of the cash system
dsslres 70 Keep ,e public that he Continues
niacn every klnd OF Civil and Military clothing Of the finest
hys than other house charges quality
Of garments. Witness the following list of prices
Beat sugsrine wool black Dress Coat. .s4 TO $40
Pants OF fancy and plain black Cashmere. to
Vests Of all kinds Silk Satin Cashmere. :. az to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
N the best style At the following prices
Dress Coats from ..................S7 to So
]
Vests 4 80 10
iy2S JOHN MOEEAT
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION, WITH COPIOUs ADD.
TIONS.
MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN
I0VE lNlIIR

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN
LOVE, COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE
TRANSLATOR from the French Of Eugene Becklard with
Sixteen Splendid tnsrayines. Amongst the matter sdu,
considered in this most important work. Of serious
importance 70 single and married persons The
Of and certain cure for barreness the Of eauy and
ships the danger Of solitary Practices and how the habit
be removed and It's effects cured with coous additions
serted ~ previous edition the Of love and jealousy,
with nfable remedies for Graduating from the mind the seeds
OF hopeless unhappy offspring with newly dis
covered modes based scientific principles Tor the
population thereof; for knowing the for unborn
children with hints of procuring either according choce
tenarlages Dress with the forms and colo becoming
TO the various shapes and complexons the suspicious
season to Wedock and most other matters Of interest single
or married life as relates 70 the principal subjects above noted
P9 T psid ordrT enclosing e. directed TO HOLLAND
bLOFfk, New York cy, will procure copy OF the work
being sent to any part United States the Canaaas Or
Their 70 prevent imposon Holland Glover appoint agents
Tor the sale OF this work. therefore be purchased only
lo2 Nassau street New York or BY letter as above.
CAUIlONIThs being copyright publication the genuine
work can ony be issued BY the holders Of the copyright Its
publish book with nearly the which every
other respect is cachpcnny The edition of this
genuine work be known by the New York pyre the
back Of The title page aud BY containing 6 handsome engray
ss and $50 Of reading matter Persons selling the
tIe liable to prosecution for Infringement also Tor
raising money under false pretences.
iiOLAND GLOVER have issued the complete writings
OF rAuL Dr. kOLk containing ten works, price 81 for The
postage varying from ten TO twenty according t
dsfanM. Indy y%ec
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WTLLMER 4 SNfTTTS ENGLISH EXpREssES.
FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO
NO. IS LIBERTY STREET,

DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
always on hand large assortment Of dinner and tea sets
Dessert Plates Of all sizes assorted Dishes Soup Turecns,
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands.
Also Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Creek French and American
shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and be
sold on liberal terms, and in lots 10 suit purchasers.
mrlO i'm re
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10 Tht, LADIES

10 ThE LADIES.
DR. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
S Instrument FOR the radical Of Polapsus Uter,
or Falling Of the Womb, by external application SUPER
mended 10 the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health having failed Of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character in Europe
Pessares and all other painful surgical exIedents the
ingn Hospitals Of London and Pars and is universally
commended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank.
In this country Sustained by the leading members Of the
vale practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No.
Vesey street, having entrance from the de
partment where lady in constant attendance apply
Irusses aud supporters to female PATIENTS jyll mrrc
jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SUAP.
for the certain and permanent cure Of all
Diseases aud Eruptions OF the Skin,
Pimples Salt Rheum, Scurvy,
bloches ~ iac Disagreement; but the public must be
DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERs
who attempt counterfeit this valuable and wonder.
working effect blessed article Reader deceived Ash
for jones' Italian Chemical Soap II they offer another.
particularly for jones' Italian Chemical Soap. W. positively
warrant the above to lie its real qualities il also in the
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow skin
To healthy, fine cleaness.
Many think its powers exaggerated let such try
has hundreds Of cleared the skin freckes
bur mophew can also be conscieltously recommended
Tor old sores, rn.worm and heads Physicians be
feITed TO who use IL daily in their practice.
But mind II Jones Soap has done and still effects these
Get where else this city sign the
American Eagle 81 Chatham street, and 323 Broadway,
"a BOSTON, AZ ksdding State street; zeer, Ledger Build
Lancaster Pa aud Mrs. Hays, 1888 Fulton street. Brooklyn l.
Island Jy8 lm*ec
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LOCIOk MOKkiSO


NORTH RIVER plSPENSARY, 2oila Fulton street.
~ DOCTOk MORRISON continues to be consulted conf
dentiay all private diseases, which lie without
curry diet pursuits and recent particu
laIy "GonorrhGa," Ing in three days. he
obstinate Structures yield Dr. Ms and successful treat
without pain In the worst forms Of Structure he war
perfect
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the train OF evils resulting from secret
destructive habit youth inducing nocturnal emissions and
ultimate impoecy radically cured BY Dr. A. o. patolosi;
rnstatiAs its original vigor perfect guaranteed
charge.
N.B-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical preteiders
who claim to be Surgeons he IS perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his Diploma, his Office,
2Os Fulton street Letters, post paid aud containing fee
will insure medicine and advice OF the Union. o.
@ 10 I. M. daily. jy3U Inn
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To those WITHOUT CHlLDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery in medical science is that of NJ Nj.
Desomeaux of Paris. He hns entirely exploded the
rally received opinion OF the OF ncurable selity
barenness lexce indeed in Of malformaton which
extremely The nvarabe and universal of his
kxr Cordial in instance, Of producing that state OF
health which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
The fact . what is usually termed barrenness saraes
senura weakness, uor albus, debility ncontnecc and the
various train Of complaints arising from Illness i'm
ion The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well e.ta-
is sufficient evidence OF its excellence and the estimation
in which it is held II pleasant and agreeable to the TASTE
The undersigned is the only authorised in this
Price SO bottle.
For tha OF those residing Of the city, the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial packages
for transmission by mail with full direction preparing
Price oil package S. making three bottles.
All letters must he postpaid, and directed 70
DIR. +. MELVEAU, box "a, N. York city,
I'M Arrc Office berfr IL
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To IhILOhC.
w H. STEINNfETS takes leave to announce 10 the trade
W the second Edition Of his complete Work ON Cutting
Garments OF description, will be ready for delivery
few days.
II than year since this work was first intro
duced TO the trade, during which met with the
highest APPRECIATION by the eminent Of the profession
Europe and America, having
~ coglete satisfaction has not been those who have
adopted principles The book inches square and
CONTAINS II elegant Dasrams, representing all the various styles
Of ga mens now with plain for cutting
each style of elegance lie surpassed together
uch other information the trade detail
advertisement. The following of the many highly
rsaIecabe who attest the Of the work
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stein
NETS Treatise Cutting Gamens pleasure recommend
a. work. complies In its arrangement aud IN practical
applca Cutting, superior any heretofore Published
sIther in Europe America
r. Henry Son Daniel Gutter Stats & Banker Chas
Coz r.. w: Tryon Co. b. +. Homer James Daily John
Haviand J. H. Banker.
The above be obtained Of the author No liz
New fork. au2 lmvec
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gratis. - = ~
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. D. X d. SANDS, Druggists
49, - Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states Price 81 per bottle six bot'es Cor IS.
The public respectfully requested remember that
sand arsaparilla that has and constantly achieving
remarkable Of the difficult class OF diseases which
human frame subject therefore ask for Sandss
rllla, and take other. jy27 eodlm m
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lin LEMEN , LEFT OFF Wa kLKODE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can BE- obtained by Genlenen
or Families who DESTROYS of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city changing
dencs having suIeruous fleets dispose of will find
much 70 their advantage to send for the Subscriber who will
attsad II their residence by appointment.
J. LEVINSTYN,
, . - sC6 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office, Otherwise will receive
prompt attention
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JONEo'c COMMERCIAL ALADEMi,
OR I'M TIA DRY COUNTING ROOM.

ffANF > DOU % AND NiNu,.L AZ llUN.
At $50 BROADWAY
F.BROWNE begs call the attention admirers Of this
- delightful instrument, the large elegant
OF Han. he has for sale 383 Broadway The brancy Of
iightness touch Harris
no be esceed and very seldom equa They have all the
modern improvements OF London and Paris, and European
PRICES Warranted TO bear the OF climate.
f1arps repaired. J.F BROWNE X co.
makers from Frard, London
gas Broadway, and 1874 Chambers street. y y
Established 1910.
Just received few copies OF Bochras instruction
for the Harp Also fine lot of strings.
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MOYEN MAGE &c. &C.
THE SUBSCRIBER hav we'd from PARIS very
chasts and beautiful COLLECTION of hi hly flushed Frsco
Decorations for interior embellishments ectuy invites the
ssntion Of the gentry this very assortment Tie
quality and execution Of these designs fail
them 70 connoiseurs 10 matters Of and with
other methods Of establishment they will be found many
GEORGE PLATT,
jv2s lmsrc - STuce street
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TWINES-TWINES
O00 BALES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., comprising
wv very full assortment Of Seine Herring and CHI Nett
Irvine, from 81 to % lbs.
Also, hrcethread H. Sail Tw All offsh importation
and manufactured with the from the best material
and well worthy the attention Of the trade For sale
Bile terms, by h. X. COLLINS CO..
aus Sc South street.
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EnLAE J,ttFE E rIUUoE AMI bA lis,
52S Peaft street, nedr Centre street.
WARN, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS, equal with
" any ia the city, l2s each. Lodgings with good
clean single Beds, l2a Meals l2s Board and lodgings
" per week: Newspapers from London Liverpool and all
the PRINCIPAL cities Of the United States taken in
TWO m m
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EDUAkD LIPfOLD,
No. lob William streef. nenr John.

S1hA NGr-kS visiting the will wohy
- tenon 70 notice Bgees Repository of Fine Arts, where
they will find choice collection Of Pfins after the old
ers such Raphael Caracci Reubens Tcniers Potter
Bershem va1dyke Sc many Of which .,e be found
Cravings Sketches by Cruckshank, Seymour and Scrap
in from 2 DOZEN fancy Stationery Crate Aprons
JAS. b. BIGGAR 81 Canal street,
jy2 Im.rc near Broadvav
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-28
STEAMER QUEEN OF THE WEsr,
Wednesday, MAY IL, 1914.


GREAT FLOODS ON THE RED RIVER,
LOWER MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANsAs.-We
have q gentlemen on board our Boat, from
Red River, that we took from the Republic,
as she came out Of the River He SAYS
there arc but two plantations, for three
hundred miles up the River, but what are
overflow. Some Of them are ten feet I'M
DIR rate1'; and the Boat he came down on,
went orer number Of plantations, and
took the people out Of the houses, tho Boat
running along side of them. The higher
lands are full Of horses and cattle up to
their middles in water, eating the bark
from the trees. and hogs were floating on
drifts. a great portion of the stock aust
be destroyed. He told me of one planta-
ton belonging toa Mr. LIE Comic who has
500 acres in Cotton aad 100 in Corn, all
OF which is under water and destroyed
The Arkansas River is in nearly as bad
a condition. noticed many plantations
on the Mississippi, below the mouth of tho
Arkansas, entirely u.der wa,er-panta-
sions, too that escaped the last years flood.
The loss will DC tremendous. ADORE the
mou1h of the Arkansas, think the planta-
lions are out of danger from the flood
ICiR. Atlas.
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From the New York Eve. Post.

THE DEFEAT OF THE TARIFF. We find
ring the winter, in speaking of the d:mo-
cratic House Of Representatives.. 1t was
u pardonable error, however, Tor we very
naturally SUI posed that men calling them
selves democrats, and in general acting
with the democratic party, were democrats
in reality. But we have been greatly mis-
taken. No sooner does Il test meas ure
present itself than the true state of the
case is revealed, and gentlemen who went
struttng about as patterns Of democratic
orthodoxy,aye discovered in The front ranks
Of ear enemies.
The American people are already taunt-
ed by what they esteem the less liberia! ma
tons Of Europe, Tor their gross inconsis-
tency on the subject Of Free Trade. In
speech lately delivered before the London
Anti-Corn Law League, by Mr.. Golden,
we find the following pungent but deserved
repfoaches, which we publish as an excel
lent comment on the doings at Washing
ton.
"They set themselves up as n light to
enlighten the world At their glorious
July anniversaries, have seen their publ C
speakers mount the rostrun, and have
heard them dcclam upon the glories Of re-
publicanism, and upon the vast benefits
conferred upon mankind by their glorious
reyolution And have heard them say
that theirs is the great experiment Of SELF
government, and, if it falls, adieu to the
hopes of civilization and freedom in the
world They have failed. 1t is great
failure. (Hear, hear,) Up to this day it
is as grea! and signal failure as the histo-
ry OF the world ever presented They
have got freedom so far as forms CO.
They have got rid of Queen Victoria, God
bless her! They have got rid of the bench
Of bishops, and thrown aside the aristocra-
cy; and they have got all the forms Of
freedom as compared with US. But what
have they done? After casting away all
the robes OF antiquity, and those venerable
garments that have something 10 recon-
mend them, they have installed an aristoc-
racy of their own-an a-istocracy Of SUI
gar hogsheads, of cotton bales, and madden
casks-and they have given 20 particular
class privilege and advantage 10 Cypress
the whole labor and industry Of the coun-
try, though they do not know it. Cheers
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SLAVERY AND THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH..

This respectable denomination, the lar
gest with one exception Of any of the
Christian denominations in the e. States,
have been very much divided in their an
nual conference on The subject of slavery.
Embracing in its folds all the states of the
Union, the church of course has among
its communicates those who partake Of the
different feelings and opinions common TO
the various sections of the Union. Hith-
erto. for twelve years past, the "conserva.
tive" portion Of the Conference, as they
are termed, have prevented any serious
action which was likely TO agita,e the
South; but ii will be seen BY report Of the
proceedings Of that body, that the North