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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS Engraved and
w Printed the first style Of the Art :duced prices. at
VALENTINES, Nc. Beekman st.
Corner OF Park Row, Loveov's Hotel.
- call md anime linen m $rrc

BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR
rs CAUSED Of healthy action Of the vessels which
throw off perspraon from the head when vessel.
the perspaton thick aud clammy and ad
res to the OF pores clogs them up dries
and dandru Les blood then carried the
6cent and consequently becomes harsh and dry
and begins insesbly fail, Whit h.
eventually produces badness the capillary vessels OF
the head Their former healthy Atom fine silky
y and volume until ihs hair becom-s thick healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation that has
produce hair bald heads which it
has done instances. and will seldom fail pro-
perry ard pers verIngly used.
Sold by b. D. SANDS druggists, 70 aud 100 Fulton
273 Broadway Of Chamber street. gaoite build
ing. and II East Broadway. Price 81. fl lm@ec
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
III ;u1, (pupiI Of the late e Ncholson) respect
oess c announce that 10 his intention give
ding To- IN 'ns Mr. Barton processes teach
Nicholson. pursued ny the celebrated master, Chares
0odone Mu application may BE- made at Sienor
mandatory """~ay' ana Mr. stodarts Panoforte
jill m*rc
- by Aeai Lara ~ superior order Tor sale
TIC IT, N. COLLINS u CO,
Sc South street
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.

ENJOYED from Second 80 Spring st-Patronized
~ by the eminent throughout Europe and by
Of their professional brethren the United States;
allowed by all be the approach hhe,to
produced Introduced this and made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. 80 Sr.ing street, near Broadway, New York.
NTTerms moderate and indispuabe eferences gwen
have the artificial leg of Mr. Sslpho. 1t.
ton appears excellent and well calculated all
objects desired But the best of all the proof those who
them; this is positive and undeniabe. Some Of my
to all Others VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery, Unventy Of New York"
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MR.. ULLMANN Pupil of Charles Czeuy continues 10
A teach Singing and the Piano in this CITY and Brook
yn on moderae terms First rate reference, given many
cation his residence Elm street. opposite the Arsenal
Mr. u. who is the author Of French Grammar the second
edition Of which Is in the OF publications teaches like
wise the French and Italian Languages which uses during
Inn
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, respectfully
announces 10 his patrons and the pnbc in general IN hs
has removed from 50 Crosby 6 Laurens where
orders for his Coion Band perform Parties &c in OF
out OF town, will be ed and promptly attended
ordey for X will also be received at Mr. w Dubois
Music Store 29i Rroadyav. On I'm ETC
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IA FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-That well known
E: COACH FACTQRY with Is Lot; Of Ground situate
9Th and l29h Streets formerly occupied by ohn
The.Fac0ry substantial tive story brick building 40
feet by 200 with brick carriage house house and black
smiths shop sdSinns The ard avenu:.
plete order ready for immediate The will
be sold leased cheap exchanged for property hee
gag, for lo.s time. Apply to ANDREW McGQWN, co..
VOORHls SO John street, where map Of the be
seeu l28,$rc
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MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
lANDEL'5 NEWLY PATENTED SUPERLATIVE
M A T C H

MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
MATCH.
any climate Long immersion ia does prevent ito
gnting, fully proven to Thousands who them
hbed 10 water at the late Fair Of the American Institute
FIRST PREMIUM
. Also, new article called MATCH TAPERS which burn
Flo! sale Manaiactory No Beecksr street. at No.
2S Maiden Lane and 10 Broadway. Aiso in Philadelphia,
by H. Crosby, No. n3 Walnut street jill lm~rc
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEs
pLUMBE Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colored
photographs, PSI Broadway. above Murray street. New
Yok-Awarded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
rcan and franklin Institutes for the most beautiful coored
DaRureotypes exhibited.
Professor Plumbe the American Daguee whose fame
the first Photographer the world Is familiar only here
but in Europe and whose aures have recently increased
by the public testimony Of the American aud franklin !nsti
declaring his cooed Photographic the beautiful
exhibited has, from liberal desire to place his superb portrait,
of the artists in the city We advise all
not equal, 25i Broadway b--New York Express
Plunbes and German Apparatus and instruction.
Plates Cases. &c at the lowest rates j9 lmdy&wvsec
SOLAR LAMPS, CANDALABilAs, GiKANDULkS
~ BBkes Hall Lamps and Lanterns, China and Glass OF
description. Astral Lamps altered to Soars beautiful
Manufacturing Store No John Broadway
their factory No. 20 Gold street. All articles made and
matched TO any PATTERN wholesale and retail.
The above establishment surely the only one where
people can always get supplied at low price. The sub
scbers able TO furnish cneapef than others
the above are warranted. STOUVENEL x co.
" B.-tioods loaned for parties i2s lmsec
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SCOTS BAZAAR,


u Grsenwich SANDS COTT returns his most sincere
thanks his friends and the public larse for the b
"a! support received since opened the ADORE house. and hopes
by the strict attention to merit thereof
too well ke own need comment
large of Refreshments be had all houn
until IL at night, such
Beef Steaks, Poachsd Eggs, sardines
red Kdass: SSd Gosea Beef Scass and Tea, '
Ham and Eggs, Picked Tongues, Welch Ra.ebits &c.
Dublin Brown-stout always draught.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whisksy
and city Papers. Always the latest possible by the
Steamers.
Good Rooms for Private Parties Clubs Meetings and Re
ferenres II 3msec
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EXHIBITION OF PICTURES.
THE FIRST COLLECTION Of Water Color Drawings
il. i, Fsta5s
time from NJ Sa:i m'' open ,a' ,' n'''
o'''s 81. a:.sy 81 = ESQ.,:
where DUE uawi ling that YOU Bosom
OF Scenery f. me Gy
BEEN not appJ the
American Atmosphere which have expressed with equal
Heartily wishing you the success: you deserve, remain.
With ''H's wx ltsx1ift. Iys sTi'5;,
New YORK, July l7,h, 1910.
critic lie eoanrS x.ten re Sss any thing
can say 0iyoar exquisite collection Of Illustrative
would Be saperuous But after the pleasure have received
e union no, 10 them seldom
incident combined III and detail expression Of
they 50 richly deserve anu
=, With zis5 RI
r. WINTERS
EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL PAINTINGS,
CITY SALOON, 1865 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN
R. w. having syTie&sGYs'ss S II ERhEHp5sasA
cHIfFGS II %6 APP Ro GEyGEHX H9HNAr
ohoA0BsE HHssHAazARss FE shsT LohNE'
Exhibition each evening at half past o clock.
s.tafdsy sit.%o s :, hafpa sios O'clock
RTAdmission q cents fl 1w*rc
THISTLE BALL
H TSE ,: rsTEE hs;
their 4; " 'ii place
The Board # Managers aain aud for the last time s
The aa0e. S%a
rms Ball viii be ever by them well By
amusements having in view charitable object always
The Managers much pleasure stating that their
the Bali koom ha: unde gone various improvements for
and comfort company aud their ends may
r, that %, no Effort @ b spH on The Of The
any of its predecessors.
70 The order of Dancing according to Programme.
MR.. j. PARKER has been engaged to manage the floor
Mr. WALLACE5 excellent Band has been engaged for the
occasion The COMMITTEES have been unremng their
erons to see that the shall be full and efficient
The Ball will be opened by the Highland Bag Pipe and Ma
tiona Airs will he played previous the
well as during the intermission of Dancing.
Doors at u Dancing viii commeuc. precisely a.
O'clock The eImn' ton Of The Ball will be known by the
Band playing "Gad night and JOY be VII you a."
TICKETS ONE poLLAR-To admit GENTLEMAN and
ia, Harrison 70 Co9itiandt street. Vice President
William nj iss sii1aS ssia, street.
Hrsh k keTr 5S5 Broadway
f;'y an: and S sT:as
Waiter t tsssSe1 HaS.on s9e street.
D-Checks not tIss;ismblss
can have their tickets on FL the
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IN: House and lot ground occup ed BY the subscriber
e3X, No 7<8 Broadway. corner Of Astor Place.
house 20 feet 10 inche. front Broadway g. feet
inches wide in the and IS f. inches deep exclusive Of
gallery the feet deep and extending the whole
breadth Of the house.
hall large psnres closets &c. The second story contains
five large it'll large hall DRESSING
pantre &c The third attic divided into five large
with fire places rooms &c The basement floor
The under cellar is feet high and divided into
for coal. vegetables wines, sc.
IL is believed house of the best planned and
comfortable in the city. II may be between the
hours of IL and o'clock
For further particulars apply Cutting No SO Wall
str 'et ortO g. CUTTING,
j3O 2wsnc 7<e Broadway.
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4s FOR SALE-The piece of land, consisting of about
~ situate in the village Of Fort Lee the West
rharJ" On the premises three Cottages. all der
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees of excel
lent quality in good fence excellent condition Dock
and water front connects with il. -
Aso-a land in he village, and West of and
opposite the Orchard consisting Of about acres
the Moore property" On this place two dwelling
houses, large portion of it in good cultivation
Asohe property in the village fronting the river
known Long Dock cOnsstr Of upwards of 81 On
premises substantial Dock and small dwelling house
and barn. THIS property has undergone txpensive
bie water frOat. +. X. TILLUU,
r. lm.rc 60 Wall N
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HDEss7 Hides, Son board the ship B. AymsI from New
~ Orleans, for sale BY gPEkSSE BROOKS,
flee No. 81 Liberty street,
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"A FOR sALEIA neat and very eonyepient Couase o.
minutes walk Of either the Csstetcn Port kich.
steamboat landing Attached to the Cottage half
excellent land with variety Of young and thrifty fruit
trees Enquire the premises of
f12 lm~m JEREMIAH SMITH
~. FOR SALE-On Staten Is and within mile Of the
covered with young wood the balance is suitable for
garden purposes There modern story house with
Kitchen adjoining and falling well by the door Also
barn and large variety Of fruit further particulars
enquire Of IHOMAo CARf,
1msu md
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- FOR SALE OR LEASE-On reasonable tsrms
::4 several Houses and Lots IN YoIkyille Apg!y To-
s.lW GEOk0E NOWLAN.

Also To Let or Lesse-A valuable Public Hsu.e this
Island within short ride Of The city with Bar and Fixtures
complete To person capable Of conducting large and
the being capable of accommodating twenty Ave
thirty boarders without interfering with the transient visitors
App(v a. above. fist &c
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALmOs n. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
Or Rs e % q q: n S Ps'
Days Of Monday, Wsdnesday, and Fyidsv
SECOND NIGHT OF BELIsARIO.
FRIDAY EVENING February lslh the performance will
e0mmeaf BE lis XssieSad unso
Es!isaro Ch;efof the Troops Big vas.llina
G;s S:s rs:.:I
0aI;O; CHIEF i: Hasa. ssnSy s4asa
I EsSo, I:sS j Pi;Sss's'
Guards Ladies' &c., BY III Ladies and Gentlemen Of the
OFor full particulars see bills of the day Box Office
B-Ths Theatre the off nights will b. let for Concert.
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II. ROCKWELL o. r. STONE
SEVENTH NIGHT or LEVI NORTH
THIS S64aF FS 81 tHzsTESfs;ssSEn with
After s:s
Levi North EG hin. in Z Splendid su., Act
Out of II f.s s:1 saS 6u Wy, y Luck
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. February is-'f6e performances viii
MY s'% %TFE'sr OUT.
v.,,,.,, S SAEs q a.; Ta aR'f IaARDER u,..,.u
~. THE SAVAGE ANS S y MA!p s..,.
Cummes..
Mr. Foair. -. Mr. Holland
To conclude with
OLE KING COLE.
Ole King Cole... -. Mr. Nickinson
THROWS INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes Is cents; Pit l2H cents.
BENEFIT OF ISAAC SWEET.
THIS EVENING Feb. l6h-The performances will
with a Grand Entree of Horses entitled
SONS OF FREEDOM.
Followed by
variety Of Equestrian Acts, Feas of Strength Songs
Dances, Feats on the slack and Taht Rope, &c.
To conclude with
THE GERMAN FARMER.
AMERICAN MUSEUm
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A RE YOUR BOOKS. PAPERS AND EVIDENCE,
"A OF DEBT SECUR.D AGATMjT FJREi-Ever

at very low prices dealers and would do well
S,se Pm W. hsI arg sssorment o.
which will BE- sold who esle retail the
subscriber wishes leave the busness this spring.
- A. McKEACHNIE. Quill Manufacturer.
lei lmsm AS Pearl street.
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ported Pigeons, consisting Of black, blue. dun and white
Cere white and pied POuers; of TumbIes
q al colon blue Id Heads black do silver do, black
Boards blue do and silver dol Almond Tumblers black blue
coion - $50 VIZ ~
quantity Of the far famed Antwerp Pigeons Justly
cell their extraordinary power of ying ong and
tufrnipg home from almost incredible distances.
nal and SEE them, at % Reade street.
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NOTICE.. AN adjourned meeting of the Stakeholder Of
the Bdgewater copper Mining Company will be held at
the Banking House Of the Bank of the United States (nohsa
corner) the 18th Of March l2 o'clock NJ special
business.
Extract frem the Charter mo transfer of said stock of
said company stall be valid eectnal such
shall registered entered the books Of the Company
JUDAH DOBsON. SECRETARY.
Philadelphia. February 1894. ~ 6tne |
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THE FRIENDS OF OLD COMIC ELTON, and the b.
lie in general respectfully invited visit Cupdl Gal
lerv Division street. the only complete collection of Va
prices from three cents to three dollars each Delays
Ladies' t. you hint sufficient You all know Comic Ell.
ton. n iwsuc
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Passengers Arrived.

LTrsro9L-s -steam;hp ,,GsledoaaAt Boson.Rry. Mr..
Mrs Bryant Mrs Lee N Ba iau h',r Nessrs Rsle
JDe Bryan, u YIN Bond, !ersrsr Of ds.a ehss) rdw,
Hgxia LE MSm'a%Sdsa, Wrh. and ,os v.Isa Rivera
Caldwell John PhilliI Be.ecc Rohi Parry and Wood.
worth-35 From Liverpool TO Hafax-Capt Thos Graham,
,9 sest0aMsssTi Twiory a fssrsen Jpo hr And
BugNos AyRrs-Barqus Crtole-J Holgate. of Buenos
Ayres.
ANGosruRA-Brig Orinoko-Mr Delausbe, MIR Mathison
NEW wORLkANs-Barque Genesee-H Bowden, Mr. Boyle
and lady.
MoniLE-Ship Mary Frances-NIrs Marsh. aud two in the
steerage.
CHaRLEsroN-shp Anson-Mr Chase, Mrs Blackwell and
in the steera9e.
CHAaLEsToS-ship sutton--E w Dunham, J D stan,on-l
In the steerage.
CHARLssToN-Ship New York-Alrs Hubbard Miss r +
Lnsley, Capt II Ciark, w McDougall.
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These lines have absorbed an immense amount OF carl.
tai, and the proposed lines will absorb as much more.
The amount required to complete the whole number
emplated woul not be called for at once but the In
ment would be distributed through several years Any
specuat vc movement similar to this in country like
Great Britain Ia not attended with the dangers the same
thing wou in this country and we therefore look upon
IT a. very favorable policy ensrng greater regularity
in the operations Of commercial matters
The movements OF the Bank OF England since the r..
turns given by the previous arrival have been very wni
FORM the principal variation being In the issuing depart
ment
,.n.A, Go, BASH oy ESonIasp " A.
Notes issi saso3 5i573o 27 s1 27ato ej
Gsd com and am so ssa ao = 40, a., ), es oeo . oo
Silver bgllion,i s3os6 6siad ie7Saa isa2sn isIo2s
R.sts Rns np, s5,27o, $40, s7 sIsLssl ara ,s4
Public depo-. 90, q. On. 40, .a se 10 800.
oibsr depo..' '''''''' ''''' 80
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, Dec. z, 1874.
Rev. Charles T. 7orrey an Infamous Fdlsshoo &c
FRIEND BENEFIT
The friends Of justice and pure and iruth-tel'-
ing press, we're much surprised 10 see letter from
Baltimore, relative to the convict Of Tory, in
one Of your city papers, IL which letter not only
truth was outraged, but defiance hurled at the JUS
tice Of our Courts The Rev. colored correspond
ent who concocted the Infamous ialsehood, was
seen lettering about the court during the trial of
Torrey, but II was never suspected that he0 was
sent here to concoct and perFetrate fals.hood for
public dissemination.
Now, it is hoped that the press Of your city, in
which the letter was published, will Immediately
make the correction; as we unhesalngy and
positively STATE that Torrey enJoyea privileges ex-
not "loaded with manaces," but, on the other
hand, was perfectly free in the coufthouse to con-
verse with HE friends at any time during the pro.
gress of the trial. The falsehood was, therefore,
purposey perpctrated, and the Reverend gen.
tlemaa who performed the act, must not
expect to find any favor at The hands OF
Of Baltimoreane. Mr.. Torey had a fair and i'm
partial trial, and by jury OF his own countrymen
was convicted OF the crime. He can excite but
little sympathy at any rate much less, when the
Justice OF our laws is grossly assalled by north
ern press. He now Is confined IN Jail, awaiting Ell
ther new trial or his sentence. He has asked
for another chance, but the court has not yet
granted it.
Our city is now well infested with burglars. Not
night passes but two or three OF cur citizens are
robbed OF their property. Winter il at hand, and
the rogues intend laying ap a store OF provisions
for cold weather
Hon: George M. Dallas passed through our city
yesterday on his way to Philadelphia
No news Of interest now aaoat
Yours truly. A,
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AsHEs-Pots continue very inactive at s. and pearls
are very steady at 81 ls3 a rs.
BEKswAI-Prme yellow, Of all descriptions ses os
wanted at 20 29Ic.
CoTToN-The news per steamer Caledonia Inns not had
any effect on the market yet The sales amount to 500
balls, chiefly to spinners.
HAy-Common qualities Of North River bale are held
473 5Os The demand, for the season, is active, and
the receipts very moderate.
WHnKEY-DIudge cssks are in moderate demand at q
cents Western and prison barrels dull at ~ 24Jc
The supply Of each description FULLY equal the dc.
msnd
CATTLE MARKET, Dec, 9.-The oferirgs compri.ei
100 beef cattle goo southern SO cows and calves, and
1000 sheep and lambs.
PRcksBeef Cattle sell freely at last weeks rates viz
S4a so to s. IS for prime and extra.
Cows and Calves-We quote Sl7p 80.
Sheep and LambsAll ,old the latter at 81 s. 81 ard
the former at so a 81.
Hay-No char ge in prices.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10


Cleared.
Ships Toronto Griswold London Griswold Ago Antho.
.of 1"ss cis Sy nSy B.sS.s
s 6ss ss sS s%iS s..ss s.sf s"s
sas. Me & 's:1i Ss fGs Gss.s
cH an1 fsaaepS Mckee Lady
Arrived.
ship Anson Barkman days from Charleston with cotton
New yG,. Hull % hours fST Charleston with
cSeson ens pepes o h,eo Oh 's"''d snip
apa cs s sc s 81 % 6Ss ps'VS Hf p
yeassaslian b,;g oraolo, FoI9, % S,y. from Ansos
800 bag, soAes., q bales skins schmidt yossl.
S w% Ssy r'I ttss;
%orS q !. s bs GN % I in %
Leghorn Henry Armstrong seaman died Sd ut Of
rss s5f sf'y ,I s;: 'S y y ss
ss d e% Sc M Ms with
Big m Geesisns. day. from Wilmington NC. with nav.l
ass,sa 70 ..sng z" & q BSs
fa gsed trig. painted ali black With sal steering
eSad % i sGs % bss s' r.s.
ssT ssS %s shs s:f s. ;.osS Sos % Ss
schr L. r. smith Mills from Richmond, with ndse, TO N.
l.. McCready X Co
schr Lynchburg ass from Rc nond aud os hours from
the Caps, with Hour and tobacco, 20 Allen laxon.
Schr Red Jacket, Jarvis days Gom chmond with coal
master
schr Tuscaro, Smack, days fon Richmond. ,h -four
TO Allen Parson.
schr Hamilton, Penfeld from AIexiadria with Gcu' ".
H. X &. Hitchcock
Schr Direct, Briggs, days from B,ltimor with aour 70
* ~. Briggs.
sch Michigan, Terry, days from Baltimore wit. -four :,
Johnson LowdsD.
sclr Maria Lstouette 10 days from B,imor. with flour
Johnson Lowder.
sch vermlion. seaman days from B,,inore vii, -four
master
sch Margaret Ann. Hammond from Baltimore with nd >.
% master
so'r r B Odell Smith, days from Brandy siue with u
and corn meal to Allen X Psrsop.
Schr American Coaster. 6imous N fom yirgni'.
soop Margaret Schultz. Simmons f,oa a iaia
miscel1ancOu, Record.
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MONEY MARK ct.

Monday, Dcc O-0 r. M.
Stocks to-day do not show much improvement. Penn.
sylvania Sc advanced per cent; Unel States Bank /;
East Boston Il Stoningon fell OF Il Norwich Worces.
ter 4; Long Island Il Mo ris Canal I; Erie /; Canton
Co, Farmers Loan, Illinois and Ohio 6's closed firm at
Saturday. prices.
BY the arrival Of the steamsh, Caledonia, at Boston
from Liverpool we have commercial advices from all
parts OF Europe fourteen days later. The news Ia o.
very little interest, in any point of view Money was
not quite so plenty and the rate Of interest had
to 2l per cent. The cotton markets were in q very
quiet healthy state, with moderate sales and firm prices
Commercial affairs generally have experienced very little
change since the departure Of the previous steamer
II Is anticipated In the financial circles OF London that
the demand for capital for the purpose of completing
many OF the contemplated railroads throughout Great
Britain will have tendency to advance the rate OF inter
eat and prevent any speculative movement in any great
staple, that might be produced by abundant supply
o! money. Ono hundred and thirtyone lines are in
contemplation requiring capital Of l27 900 to com
pete them This amount withdrawn from other invest.
ments or from commercial operations must have very
sensible effect the market; and serve materially TO
check any extension likely to lead to overtrading The
railroads operation in Great Britain continue TO show
increased receipts from week to week compared with
responding periods las, year; and il is in measure the
producvencss Of the lines completed that induces CAPT.
taliss to make still greater investments We annex the
receipts Of the companies in France and Great Britain for
the week previous to the 18th u that up to the date
to which the respective returns made together with
the receipts for the sams week Of the previous year
REcEirTs FROM THE RAILROADS OF GREAT BRITAIN AM
Week p,erious Correspondent
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daThis is the most seedy Certain and sectual remedy
or he cure Of ononh1s geet seminal weakness end all
70 take being Of all those remedies that have
been found most ecacious curing
Dr. Glover consulted in those difficult and
syphilis that require practical experience insure
70 an office practice for the last fourteen years this city Pa
cnts who have been treated by Others
trust themselves to his with every confidence His Offices
are IN No Ann stree-amp the door Of his private Office
in the evening, '- "
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the of primary secondary syphilis
Ulcers nodes any complaint produced BY nudcious
OF mercury, unskilfu medical All persona sus
pectng yeneres remaining in their system should use
s powerful purifier without delav person consider
Cleansing the system with this justly celebrated alteraye
sold single bottles 81 EACH Of half dozen
carefully packed aud pats Of the Union Sold at he
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau a.
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.Eht cough e be re and nsseet l. Pa.sr. into con.
would have speedily remeded the evil Worms Kill thou sands
aud the cause 10. suspected Dr. shemsn Worm Lozen
once :? this celebrated worm DESTROYER Pr semsns
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