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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27
opLiT ABDUCTION
The Mammoth
uoSTON NOTION.
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,, mutbRt ug NNh'"'
Two '' ''.''',. vg l0, l5,tho price
tH iDy kuIlut uilI De- "h't III
.. uO mud ,lHa prf 1nnnnn ~ w., a
cent. H" ..I..fHlIanA THO t''''"
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tH. .'NH. y. llaliuIuri anil ~ 't,''
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81. '' g t,i.eft. NfzelIuntou.' W. ,' -.
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l.-. t...V HltH.hrd i1 'Nn N"'i.tti ,.,,.
u,sroff ua immrn-g '''Nt''' ,e,,eI,s u
'a'. ,.guuird oaCb week VIZ
J .rt,,,.I and yn'ue lo ,' I..yrr-i
rnTUlAE LEtII lls,--D' - ..'rr Thee
O. ...urr now feature n"Hta l' 49,. nlf,, Of Oh
D are intended ms ",.hl .'dy ,i.,p
n lra'''. ,.,,i,,gs tlat are constantly 80
& Hu'"'' i,,ryrral numbers that a3'g i,Is
i uf--"'..t i.ledI have given tho h"' m
H''" 'fa.tt- targu. auut the cuu"" III,
10 AI''' I.rrvalrs ol the American 'Ng 80 -,
g most f'IU'' and occasionally Sermons nom n
c .''- t,..:,..- oil continue ~ DO wv"
IL lA-,' h,rptaTorr. All these mdl1t'5 mn,
Ne e9un'1, ~ EXCEEDINGLY CHLAt M ~,
Dbl WI NECESSARILY give the Notion INT
h- l, I'M every city and town u'!oII Nat
'H ..ortrv. II should be borne u M cont nan
q" Zion is TWICE the SIZE 81 Tue VI ~ pIilp,
a. W ,,a,rlv one third larger man uC In
OF ana near y w. f,r Inv 50 doing the cAuaoTulu
no raia weekly wee. " + ,be ~ Notion viii be more
mad appreciated. 40 country,
ted T7our Agents Throughout the c ctinns IN
an. ,lta,e take notice OF these I'LL oh
ing terms otthe Boston Noalon ~, much publcit
ler Us by causing 1t 10 h"'S l;.tr;rts. The priC
eel os,,b'S will be $500 per hund n[edarpTs
ion. Publisher Boston Motto
no Nor,oy OrrIcr, Boston, May TO- lo4S'
first Our Exchanges will confer on US a
spsoa oyor by copying the i isDs5 9 ro%
0Sns IN aR Pt' also by making editorial menu
the the reduCtiOO.
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DOGAN g. CLEVELAND.
Per A. G. BARNETT
An, tNtO IN o.,

Ripley, Decn' outi ioi
p. S. The subscribers have on hand a
small stock of goods, consisting in part OF
The following articles, viz:-Callcoes, b'each
ed and Brown Domesiics, Apron Checks,
Satinets, Merinoes &c. &c. Also small
10, of Hard, Queens and Stone Wares &C.
all Of which they will sell unusually low lol
Cash ID. g. G.
Per A. G 3
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One of the Largest ana Che0Pf'' -''
pers in the World
,.nh,.,e3 every Saturday morning, at eng hi
Is pnosneu GaT na al' hat has been published
IN the daily Courier and ENQUIRER during ane
Week e and the latest news by the mails, steamers
&c, &C., ua to the hour of publications.
TERMS Two DOLLARS per qnnum, lnvaI la,
bly in advance. Any person sending II cat'e civ
money, free of postage, will be entitled 10 sH
oopies--D2O to twelve copies--D4o to twenty
! FIVE copies.
Subscribers who have paid in advance sinc'
the lst July, will be credited on 'he oooA'
; tho rate of two dollars per annum.
N.B.--Papers with whom we exchange so, w
!. tho fact and the political character OF the pape
All other papers will be entitled to an excbans
for one wear on publishing this advertisement
with note,
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reduction of Price.
T He W L E X L Y

THE W L E K l. Y
COURIER g. N. Y. ENQUIRER
One of the Largest and Cheapest Ne''spa
pers in the World
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n Office

E~s The subscribers have determined to
I'D wind up their present business at
this place, they would respectfully
but earnestly request all persons that are
indebted to them to call and make Immed'
ale payment, as indulgence cannot Dc
uIyeu.
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TsTRAY-Tippah County

EsTRAY-TiPPah County,
s so',s mare, 9 or loy1a st Shoulder glS de,
hands high s s.'1ss' son ' white tee on he,
s s,ua f foot Joining the hoo, small ,a S'I noo III
s ss '"i scar s her Ms left 7S' 1891
'front.' bpp'''s'O N \ n, ARMOUR, Ranger
NAV o5b ls44-29-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
A T the February term l0ll' OF Me
"A. Probate Court of Tippah County
Mississippi, letters OF Administrative, ,5a
were granted to the undersigned ,' ca .Ov
Esta,e Of Michael Box, Deceased NOTICE +
therefore,, hereby given to all persons wno
have claims against said estate to PFos9 en-,
the same properly authenticated "lln'" ~, ,"'
! time prescribed by law, or the same WI
be barred o,,r pOy
Administrator Of said Estat,
April ooh lS1l-2l-6' Zee =
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THE NEW YOKh
weekly Tribune.
:. rrp,,surp IN THE CITY OF YORK
Saturday Morning.
IN ouARTo FORM ON A VENf LAW"

SHEET.
And afforded TO Subscribers in the '0u"'s
' ID PER ANNuM' r..

Shell. al
s,,,oa 20 Subscribers in the Country AT
''H' D. PER ANNuM'
w. SIX eopics will be forwa Tdea "a sU lar
~ l. TEN CO 5es for Dis; ana "a al" sont
,., nnNher il the latter propofuomJ the paper
r , "I invariably required, S nayment ex,
,t' nv, whenever the term Oh '"'" i''
pires. ..a,;lv or weekly
.,,ina Vii he what IFS name 1mP9p5;;It and
G sCtng snnnortcr the Peoples ".f suncr
IincIdls stern hostility TO the errors o.
lntcTGI,' II, Of unjust or imperfect eg's,"i,T
nU5 tbr schemes and sophistres o. th
dam " , 1t will streno9siy au oC,inst tn
q P,otooti@n Of American Industry "e of Eurap
l.o'oE,ao and to MS heightcning poicy nctito
ST's rnyesrnment and the UNEQUAL oJDnaate III
an g3VGtnrhCC nr1e upon us, it will auE0c%,U
wnCn ti of sound and Uniform tori determine Hq
Currency and urge discree. .o, nco ~ The r
Su',ef of internal improvement cover
prosetIu'Dt ,herevor practicable, % patroua
t reh.nEsn ,,ond;tures, and OF EHecu.Ne his mar
men men No zealously urged. In snor., aavoc;
WIN wan f n maintain and earneS' he peo
Wih iahe,,; ;nics and measuses when .no
e the pranG1'i = devolyiug on Wing S'a'e'H''"
= aPpt n',ot If their Government ns will
ne But small portion , 81 a. discussions.
devoted to purely political o' ooreGy rec
oso oooednrs OF Congress Will be caTG,u,y .,
5ea pnJ ,ba foTeign and domestic lnlelllson1o
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Notice.

gwvuE subscriber has on hand and ,, Tor
a superior lot of Tin Ware all o.
which WILDE sold low for cash cash. r.
Ripley, April 6 lS4f'
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ss;' si Sy Es h s. Gsa- ss ss 's
.-WIsrroRr. Aug i-An Champion Cook, Indian Ocean.
spoken.
Tameaae from LivepoOO wiscasse, GU, 50 days. LAT 10
Triton days from NYOk for Quebec Ono date, lat 80 80
Pioneer Knowles days from Boston for Baltimore aoh lat
coela, Young, from Jamaica, for NOrsans l2h ult off
Foreign Ports.
BoEpESgy June sid Puritan ulme, NYork Adv, Me
s f SEsl Aas e. ss'5s e; a Eo'' s
MAY .a & S's asS,f Perkins, nSes e Ts .
atss July EySSS ec Ss, hS;s Lisbon Sid Hem
SsSs; j jsy An NNsfs, Ms.f a, s2sss;
@ Ss TSaiis,,. Nq,s.s;
's IssS' % tssG1 $s:
ore Glo sS s5 Mobile
uns as PORT E%y TFs f95 BoisGn ds
settles June Courier Dussan' for NYork soh Cambrdse
aaish p sa1 T3asi 0I2%SsS NY
s. HsnnsA, May $50 Isl alfred Alfred HspmSnd Brazil
Crowninshied, do. ''' ''''''
July RS6s han sh s9'S9 CID
& f.o eaE% tsf dssoa Crow
|
Luke Ports.
BTrrako Aag AR Clinton lhicoga MAURICE, Conneap
@ e & ha Rea
d SsfB 8 SfG %iG fse wf s
n d ssss
,s I Ward l thySs%s sS%ssG Ef as
isf" .:s %si
Home Ports.
SE% IN" aA A" Ess az Ss M
BosIos, Ans. Ar Palm, EIdrdge Philadelphia; Maria
Jacme Chncella Paterson Chsreson Rodoph Hutchins
Liverpool; Coroanus, Elwe Bucnos Ayes; Frnkyn Gibbs
Trinidad; Gen Brooks, Peko, st. Jaso; Josephine, Curtis
PnqylpEssE, Agg AR niagara, West, Philadelphia; Con
Marietta Ryan Baynore, Philad 49,
.huia Cram do; Emerald Hodgson do; Commerce Short,
NewburypoT; Council Baker Boston Alexander, Wheeler
Oregon, CroweI, Hartford; Star, Wilson, NYork.
ports The Bremen Eayoe and wSs ' E%los GALLANT Mary
Evans and for Porto Rico, and Anna Hooper
Ri MsS N7p as;rS .sS T ssa
Newport and Francis Burt New Bedford John Mcae Stew
Stranger, stevens Sandwich ''s'''' 'DA"'' Do''o"''u
July s1 p caFSae she,wyeo Nyok
Forrest Bsl,m9n Sotq Goron, Cutter Boston, st Simon
NV ORLEANs, July 25-C!d Lady, Arbella Simpson, Leg.
SAVANNAH, July 3O-Ar Baldwin, Baxter NYork; Isaac
Mead Ihorp do; Savannah, Lyermore do; Phlura Doanc
fRsa a'S Shields w0''A's0n do America" Eagle sy"es
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 4.


Cleared
Ship Pan,hea, Abbott, Rio Janeiro Buncker Crane Dun
can perry, New Orleans, Dunhsm Dimon-Barqucs Hua
Neuvas, Brc,t < vosc-Brigs Jane Norman, 81 John nj
punscombs Bsckwith Augusta, Wright sissl r. q Coffin;
Gapaln John Eastman Camden, Nessmh Walsh; Acton,
ton; vepcr Hopkins, ladelyhia-schrs Florida Mott do
eager; Frances Clifford Newbern; Page TAYLOR BOSTON,
Soop Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
New ship Tahmaroo, Sinclair DAYS from Castuc in hal
last. 10 A q x A w Benson. ~ ' '" ~
Brig Asds2dqs Richie, from La Rochelle aad June. with
Hamburg brig Diana, Eher i6 days from Hamburg. with
mdse, and l0j passengers, TO Schmidt Bachen.
Brig Amanda Ames, 8 days from Wilmington NC with
Ship Sarah Sheaie, from Hamburger.
Sailed.
Ships Newark Mcrwn Savannah; barone Constitution Brc.
men; brig Diploma, Tor Savannlla
Correspondence OF the Herald
oFrIcr OF the KnospE I,L.sprn,}
Arr VIM Jones DAVIS, Boston, for Brookha,Sn; Franklp
Green Wiley, from Phladelphi,s Denys, Btah,m from Do;
Boston for do; Vintage Burns, Albany ''e''''" ''"'
Aug Jos Brown, Chase, Baltimore for Fall Riyer Erin,
.ardae, Norfolk Tr1der Sicksroa and Rubiccn Joe ~
bins, Mattapoisett for dos George Henry Hernck asc H.
miscellaneous.
Loss BARQuE IsJDoREThe Isadore Cant Sprnee from
having sprung aeak vent ashore the Isl "a NJ in thick
fog, Trundys Reef Cape Elizabeth bged and became
M wreckcw saved vessel and cargo 1900 boxes sugar pro-
badly total loss Vessel insured In Boston for sgooofrr
Hartford for $780, and cargo valued al about $50 900 pro-
bly, at Llyds.
Tacachusns May 3D. 10000 bbs Left a, Tacohuana Virgin,
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
UDLfs q EIor;da NOrI L. NJ

Amount on sale 5000 Bales
Freights to Liverpool, Id square bales
Hsvre &c !" and dull.
HAy-There Is a very slight demand for Bale Hay The
common qualities IN very moderate request for ship
ping at 30 a 37c Prime is very dull but Arm at 4Oc.
MoLA.Es-We notice sales Of Cuba Muscoyado at acc;
Porto Rico ct 80 3ltc.
PPovIsrow-There is very fair demand for Pork and
we quote sales OF prime Ohio at 81 cal So; Mess do
S9o2t $40 We qnote country prime Beef at S3l2t !;
City do $3.50 52a Prime Ohio Lard keg) Is in de-
nand at Oh 6fc. "
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THE
| NV 5 lib l. Z

so closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
have pronounced the most perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of the day The adv this
novel and unique wig its being made whout sewing
weaving which causes its appearances closely resemble
ne natural HAIR both IN ghness and natural appearance
DEFY dctccon its texture being so beautiful porous and
mat IN all cases oil perspation evaporation unimpedd
aud the great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The cepc
and connoser alike invited To inspect this
ufu Wig and the peculiar method OF fitting the head the
manufacturers A. g. Barry. i6 Broadway Of Liberty
street. up stairs. aug Inns m
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Increase Equal to OF per cent. ..... $50 499 20
The increase for the month Of July reaches 225 At
this rate the full amount OF receipts for the year will be
large enough enable the company to declare dividend
The receipts for s44 to August ls amount to STA
estimating the balance Of the year nett in proportion
to the amount received in July, and shall see rove
of $22s677 The expenses Of the road including, in
terest debt for the year ending June &c. 1884, were
sll265a granting the expenses from JAM lst, 1884, to
Dec. slst to be the same the company will have
surplus Of l025 This surplus would GLOW the de-
claraon Of dividend of five per cent on the capital
stock Of the company but hear of that
effect The total cost Of the road s. 1884, and the
funded debt Of the company $s25o65 good assets on
hand worth $50 $685. which reduces the actual indebted
IF thoc 80 cr1 Ano
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Died,
Yesterday morning, at half past o'clock of consump
ton MARX KEATNo the goth year OF her age sister Of
the late James Heating.
Her friends and those OF her brothers In. law Timothy
owen W. and Mathew T. Brennan, and those of Patrick
brennan ate requested to her funeral from her
late residence this afternoon at half past O'Clock from
AT West Farms, Saturday morning after a short but
severe Illness DAVID AUSTIN in the 65h year Of his age
late q resident OF this city
The friends OF the family arc in ved IN
attend MS funeral this afternoon at O'Clock.
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Pm,n.pnlrpA, Aug AR Esrsata, Ames, Black River.
Jani-Brl9w, queen Victoria, st Thomss-Ch Z. ID Wolfe,
Auigus Rowena, Wilson Laguayra; Hntess Baker Port
srnin standard DARRELL Kingston JAM Sea Flower Soyes
Niork; sun, Ryder, aud Pearl Boston,
m p 5Mon. Aug Sid EiIadephs tDrml Grevs Brs-
aanbnca Fabus, Whhe RIO Janero; Herald Wadson Hall
iax star Lane Demarara Sid Olbcrs Ertct BrcIneo H.
~ Shelton, Hasrr.
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MONEY MARKET

Saturday, August 3-6 r. M.
Stocks all down again to-day The decline ia very
slight but is sufficient to show the feverish state of the
market Canton fell OF per cent, stopington l. Nor.
witch t. Reading Railroad J, Farmers Trust Illinois
Ohio 90 I, Pennsylvania 5's Morris Canal and Indiana
closed firm at yesterdays prices. Long Island improved
!, Harlem |. At the board Long Island advanced
per cent, Erie Railroad Canton declined I, Norwich
and Worcester 4, Farmers Trust iii os Kentucky
i, North American Trust Morris Canal closed firm al
yesterdays quotations.
The monthly returns OF the Banks Of Great Britain for
June compared with the previous reports present the an
nexed average amount OF promssory notes. which have
been in circulation.
GREAT BRtrAty.
Bank d England f2oa,ooGo sssoooc 900 Sos
Private Banks f,9a366 52o0239 5,l42,B30 i7i3,05I
Joint Stock Banks 3,5O2363 j,752867 36g0a3 $685. lOi
Sro,innd
Private and Joint
stock Banks. 2eio,7i2 27nea aoiI,o7o 3lH,ea
ss, 8 a irS Joint ss@ ssa,oa, acsssoo $780,
Strck Banks 2,i2t072 2357ii6 2,2ii722 2Oo0,2l
nj otal f37 o53,89t oi 3o273,5H T72a,7sa
England 900 iasuooo l5.512ooo 1899 ocl
This shows decrease in the circulation Of ell the banks
but those OF Scotland The total decrease in the crcu
tion Of all the banks Of the kingdom for the mont
amounts to fl, 64isls while the bullion ia the Bank +
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England has increased $4,000. The Bank Of England
appears to be reducing its circulation meet the require
msnts Of the new system under the charter The
prslimenares Of the new bill being finally settled its
adoption will soon follow The influence of this change
on the oney and other markets. cannot be predicted
Time alone can settle the question.
The annexed statement Of the revenue of Great Britain
for the years is4s and ~ shows very satisfactory
crease.
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Fihsr BoAEp, Aug. 3.-si 500 Lehigh G's, 1915 do.
4o $40 900 do 66 st4, IS. dol 81 900 do S. do 403;
10 shs Commercial Bk, 3d. 200 do Wilmington RE, bt,
2l3 10 do 22 S221 state 5 10; 81 OCO IS 741;
20 shs United States BIZ 81 DO Uuicn BIZ Tennessee.
62l 81 900 Reading Railroad 6s, 6sI
rLcoSp Beam, Aug. p 100 shs United states Bk ss,
y $1,000 Lehgh US, 1870 Az $1,000 - o. ~; $4,000
do o. DO o ds, al.
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VENEREAL DISEASE CURED :

VENtREAL DISEASE CURED
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS having stood The
test Of and the
efectual and speedy remedy for ononhg elects all uretha
discharges, irritation Of the kidneys untha and PROSTATE
gland They taken without confinement from business
restriction Of Diet and without ntng the breath disagree
with the stomach thus enabling the
selves They give tone and the genenye organs
rarely from the Of other medicines They
have performed extraordinary in chronic discharges
obstinate gleet &c after the failure Of all other remedies In
recent single box sufficient effect
They equally suitable for females Price 81 per box with
full directions. Sold only by VIM WATSON,
AZ lm'm Catherine
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The above table shows since Saturday last
In the stock at the warehouse of barrels of Potts. 6lS
barrels OF Pearls. Total $50 barrels
BREADsTrFFs.-We now quote Genesee -four at SASH
a4s7a Southern, 81 rs $50; Ohio, $4,25 431f; MI
chigan, $4,25a 43l4. The market is dull Wheat is
good demand at 80 95 cents. Southern Corn, 4S 40
cents Northern, 30 ST. Ryo 80 cents. Oats, so 81
cents.
The following is the abatement of breadstus and tolls
received at Albany from the of canal
vgaon to the close Of the month OF July S43 and S44
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REVENUE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

increase on the year. 2,ii0,336
The returns for the quarter ending July 9, 1884,
show diminished amount Of revenue compared
with the same time In is43 The falling off reach.
ed sfl76,299. The returns Of the revenue for the
year, however, show increase of f24a0 ss6-thrce
fourhs Of which from the property The increase
from Customs has been quite large Payments from
China came into the April and July quarters Of ls43 No
such payments came into the corresponding quarters this
year. which causes the deficiency Leaving he receipts
from China out Of last years report and find the
tua increase in the income this year to be more than
three million pounds sterling.
NORWICH WORCESTER Rail ROAD.
Receipts for July, 1884,. .......... $2l,75S 90
Do do lsa3,. Observation-Disclosures. $l24 81 "a
Increase. ..................... So 1875 rs
Gross receipts for first months 1884, $ll4ss6 50
DO do do 1913. .... Is 1887 90
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CorToN-Bny ers appeared to-day, and the biddings
were quite free cent decline the closing rates OF
Thursday eveningat this rate about 1900 bales were
taken, the market closing with frmer tone. with less
disposition the part Of sellers to realize We
qustations Of closing rates:
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AZ EAT AND ArTRACTTV
FREE EXHIBITIONS

II - n Y II ~ M .
Mr. MCARTy respectfully announces that he has made
~ arrangements for two weeks longer with Messrs HOOD
RUGGLES and WILLIAMS, To give their Grand and I'm.
eqnaed Performances commencing Monday July Goth
The Exhibition will with
-, Magic Plates BY Mr. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Plate
Wazcr and Baancer, which he stands unryaed assisted
by his Master AVON only three years OF age who will
introduce his novel and pleasing i.ats.
Mr.. ii. W. RUGGLfS the much admired Slack Rope
Vanlter will appear and yerFm his wonderful ea,s of strength
and agility and will finish his acts by turning One Hundred
Summersets
Mr. HOOD will also appear the Elastic Wire aud Dance
HompIe Balance Chairs, and will conclude with the
difficult Feat Of Standing Barrel which the Wine
displaying the perfection Of equilibrium.
Mr.. lLLlAalS viii also perform extraordinary eats
Of strength by lifting weights Sc and introduce his son.
Games.
An lnermission of half an hour.
- Mr.. HOOD will make Grand Terrific Ascension the
Tight Rope upwards Of 800 @ and return backwards a feat
only performed by himself
Exhibition viii conclude with the Italian Fanoccin by
SljNOR GARCIA, representing life.
Good Band of Music in attendance.
1879 = - $3.50
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1&k FOR LONDON-Packet Of the iOtl Of August =
M4X% The splendid packet ship TORONTO, Capt Girls.
iSwold viii sail for London above her regular day
Those desirous Of securing berth will require to make early
application TO JOHN HERDMAN,
=. i, oil South street.
~ B from Liverpool and London can ii All ii mes
be secured At the lowest rates by the regular packets sailing
weekly throughout the year; aud as usual be frn,sL
ed paabc throughout Great Britain and Ireland on applica
ton rs above. anisc
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
Or INITlATORY COUNTING ROOM.
2A1 BrOndWnY, Corner of MurrnY afrnef.

THE object Of this Institution 20 mpar thorough nstr
ton ~ bookkeeping PenmsDshp and Commercial hrGi.
m.tic aud qualify Gentlemen for practical duties of the desk
Private instruction is given " required.
IL Members of the Mercantile Library Association
guestcd 70 apply the Librarian Clinton Hall who "A
furnish tickets OF admission under the made III
the Committee.
80 References may be had the Academy to Bookkesp s.,
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the 1t
nine years.
~ For sale Joncss Principles and Practice Of Bookkeep
8vo price u.s. This work adopted IN the first Academic
situations in this country; IL Is also republshd in Enga a.
and extensively introduced here. su3 3w-L
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ID II DI q ) 5 Y
OCULlST

DR. DIOSSY,
OCUL1ST
AND OPTHALMlC SURGEON
No. 10 Chambers at. doors w. OF Broadway.
NEW YORK
CONFINES his practice Diseases of the Eye and OIera.
~ tons upon that Organ and its appendages Artificial Ewes
inserted Dr. d. has for the last eight years devoted his
ton almost exclusively this branch the pois.
sion, having been pupil Of Dr. Elliott subsequently, his
sistant and later practising at Charleston s. C. For OPERA
(srabismus cataract and treatment, charges
moderate. Office hours from A. Nj. 10 r. NJ
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

60 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members OF
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
cave received in their efforts to "suppress IuackeIy
se leaveto state that heir particular attention continues
the grea improvements lately made in tho principal hos
rtas Of Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vanages not to be met with in any institution in th
country, either public private 1hei OF the
College is such as to insure very case ani
'tay different nom that uer,iicous practice OF runne
The constitution with mercury, AMI in leaving
disease much worset than the original One ofthe
principal hospitals OF Europe attends daily for coasus
lion from Q AM to PM
Terms-AdvIco and medicine as cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO CounrEv IryALips.-Persoas living il
the country and not finding it convenient to attend pcr
sonally can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect ny stsnp
heir case explicitly together with all synptoSs time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere il any
nd enclosing S., post paid, addressed to
W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Once and Consulting rooms Of the College, 05 Nassas
Arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

N5LG0URAUD'S BLANC DESPAGNE, OR SPAN.
ish White, gives pure life like aabaser wilderness and
smoothness to the skinfree from all injurious ingred-
ents and is entirely annihiating chalk and fake
white. Put up in elegant boxes IS cents each. This,
with other OF Dr. G . preparations is initiated Buy no
where else but at 81 Walker st. first from Broad
way, where will be found assortment OF the most deli
cate and choice Perfumery, imported from all parts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

Foreign Importations.
kocHELLEBrg Androdus-l9O hf pines brandy 20 ar casks
27i bbls do = T NicoIl2 cases q Il Castonia y Ford