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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

These quotations include period covering the opera
tons of two tariffs In March, is4o, the Compromise
Act had little than two years run. and the
of duty on foreign importatons greatly reduced. In
April ls4a the Compromise Act just expiring, when
the average duty on foreign manufactures at the
lowest point and we find the quotations fer wool at this
time nearly corresponding with those Of March, 1870. In
June 1874 under the operations Of the tariff Of septem
ber s42 we find our quotations very similar TO those Of
March, ls4O and April is4a In September ls43 prices
were much lower tnan before since II the tariff regu
laes the price for most Of agricultural productions
we should like to know what the according
to the theory of proeconists high prices 1910 and
ls42 when the scale Of duties very much reduced
The manufacturers much active than they
in ls4O 1912 ls43 and there must be active
demand for the material The importation Of foreign
wool has fallen OIL very much since the adoption the
tariff
QUANTITY AND VALUE Wool IMPORTED INTO THE
UNITED STATES -Four YEARS
Not eTcecdlng Eight Cents Der Poupd
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market to-day experienced another decline
Quotations have reached very low point and will with
out doubt find still lower level At the old Board Nor
witch and Worcester fell off It per cent stonington
Canton Co II Farmers Trust Illinois Delaware
and Hudson / ; United States Bank Reading Railroad
II North American Trust Ohio SIS Erie Railroad
II Long Island advanced t, and Kentucky 6st At the
new Board the operations very limited Long Island
advanced "A United States Bank Norwich and wor
ceser fell off 81 per cent Farmers Trust Ohio 6s /,
and North American Trust L.
The Eastern Manufactures are in very fourishing
condition. The Merrimac Company Of Lowell have a
capital Of OOO and in thirteen months divided s4OO
900 in dividends equal to about 20 cent besides
ing for depreciation of mills, machinery. &c. $40 OOO-
It's reservations in iS43 amounted 1921 0O0 and in Nav
1884, to s3l5 OO0 Several other companies in that
Of the country can exhibit equally favorable condition
Manufacturing stocks still command high prices in Bes
ton railroad stocks also great favorites Lowell
worth sOa advai Co. dividend Of per cent Maine "a
advance Concord 81 Providence 81 do Auburn and
Rochestersi.
The Exchange Company of Boston have declared a dr
vdend cent the par value of the haresS5OO
and anticipate annual dividends of five per cent until
its floating debt be paid when it will he six per cent
stock.
The clip of wool raised in this country is coming
have improved, but compared with quotations for 1910
and ls4a there is but very rifng variation, but the
farmers receiving remuneratng for their
clips than formerly Within few years the raising of
wool in this country has increased to a wonderful ex
tent The farmers of the West have turned their aten-
ton more TO the production of this material
quence of the low price all other agricultural products
command The Western country is peculiarly adapted
to the raising of WOOL and must monopolise the
business can be produced at onehrd the expense of
production in the Eastern States The mild climate Of
the West compared with the East enables the producers
OF that section to raise better qualities of WOOL heavier
feeces, and at very trifing expense The long and
winters of this section of the country compes the
farmers to feed their focks long time dry food
sequeny the texture OF the staple is reduced by the fall
ing off in the condition of the creature. We annex
table showing the quantity produced in each State
cording to the returns made in 1857
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The total quantity produced, according to the above
table, amounted to IS ss2 la pounds Ohio was at that
time the third wool growing State in the Unon-we have
no doubt at this moment the second and in years
will be the first Indiana Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri are rapidly progressing in this business 1t
is very astonishing fact that those farmers throughout
the country who have adhered to the production this
material have invariably, year after year.
ing the fluctuations in prices that have taken place. made
it the most profitable of all agricultural operations. We
the quotations for the Boston market for series of
years, adopting that point the truest standard for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

NAVIGATION ON THE OsAGE-Thls beautiful
''ream was recently assembled by the steamer
Maid Of Osage" to Harmony Mission, distance Of
thought to be the highest navigable point CORES
Ponient OF the Usage Yeoman who gives account of
the trip is Of opinion that by efscting slight improve
10 harmony during three four months of the year. thus
establishing an outlet to the agricultural and other pro
he r Ell is said to have but few distractions and these
asily ENJOYABLE
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a'UIsle or NGW hOIrl., june ~.


,uF'tts''' 49,. 50 h,@p .rhs '''''' II
Cleared.
snss ou.s 81 Ht ri su
s.: seny s s1 ss
haosafa Co; Topaz, Msbss: IVES laais, Brett Yo.s
DaSa
as ksid
J.hs.' ~, SF Pua'somb BecfwIth; Albion HoImss s
Arrived.
gne EQUINE Bradley "a days from Matagoda, Texas
Brig TaIa9ina, Scot days from st Jago de Cuba, with
sugar rr aI Vs SSnIs e W.T. iGo 'og Adams
with bu.hs. s salt Ms E gay. Let from No T Hm.
scnr Sage Kirby ~ DAYS from Rio Gande with hides, to
l% & a. 81 c csS. % As as
's h:y seh'ods q ssy. from
with l.se aGasn pine apple. 60 Pale. Bailey
dozen pss apple: from hl'''e'' 18th 1000
~ scor Mary shsa. WPrhnson day. from s, Augustine
Csso for Chare'on. Left brig Virginia, Bede, for New
,os seh Eg SSr RpPr .d Us from Apaehcos with
win sh5 !o,.s 5;spny, days from Washington NC
sehr be ie Nc nath days from Norfolk with mdse to
schr John xdans Reed 90 days from Ea.tport, NTH pa.
steam,sa Richmond Thompson 30 hours from Norfolk in
Below.
Brig Virginia, Bedell. days from st Augustine.
sailed.
Packet ship Garrick. Task Liverpool, and others
Correspondence OF the Herald.
49,, . HOLMES Hole, June 81.
l,n-Ar velocity hcntxomery Pnla geIpha for Forts
mouth and si 10Th. with several others
l7lh-An Mercy Hope, NYork for 'Hamden, Me; John
Adams EstpJ for New York aud both sId Andrew Brown
boston Tor hladelIha; Olympus Of CastIe Flo &c la
Hache for Boston.
ish-Ar sol Roosevelt Johnson, Philadelphia for Boston;
40 s% sr s ss. NYO IT.
l9h-Arr Batmore Phade pha for Bos Patriot, Balti
more for DO; Alphiop, Boston for Philadelphia
2OtA letter received in this place to-day from the Isle Of
that place on or sbout the goth Of last February The hip
total loss part oil the cargo saved NO lives The letter
says that all the vessels the harbor drove by the
lence IL I've gale, but does not say how many
2nt-An fischer Providence Gardiner; Hudson do for
Bangor.
Miscellaneous.
BRiG CENTURION, Norrs Of and from Portland for Cuba
days cut, with Of white pine and hooks struck
the rocks NE OF Bermuda the AID after having
four hours srucaed from position
" Georges while the rocks she of
coper The cnt OF her damage last
counts diver employed TO examine her bottom.
bRo MARY, Capt Duer u days from Be, ton put ge
muda on the zoh u leaky hylnR experienced heavy gale
sea- when 10 days out Part Of her cargo damaged which
was sold at auction.
bho AMEkicA stevenson from Buenos Ayres for Patago
ns, got ashore IN the Rio. Negro, and was condemned
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SECRETARY OF TIKI TKEAsURY.-There is very
little donbt that Chancellor Blbb will decline to
accept the office. In that event Robert Rantoul,
IT, OF Boston, will receive the appointment We
believe he will have the confidence Of all parties,
as man OF ability and integrity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

LIvERPosL-Packet ship Gsrrick-Henry Andrew, Miss
EIizabsth Ansrw. Miss Mary Andrew James Feeland
lady utcs Mrs Jefey, Csnandaisua Mrs Lee, Norfolk
Mrs WIN F,ee,.nd, VIM Wiley and lady, Caoad; George
milton. Canada; Mr. Reynolds Liverpool; Alexander
Powers, Londcn; p CaaEhan. Ireland
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Passengers Arrived.

ST. JAoo DE CUsA-Bng Tarquina-Mr Miller, Mr. Hitter.
wife aud child.
NASSAU NP-Schr Henry Sehrodsr--Nrs Johnson s John
son. Master Theo Johnson.
ST AUGUsTINE-Schr Mary Shields Mrs Firwood and two
child en-
APALAcHIcoLA-schrF oam-Mrs Tiahe and child Orth,
v Hossman2 in the steeraae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

10 A PERFECT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM
What better evidence any person ask in favor of
the efficacy OF an article, than that which have re-
peatedly published in relation to the Indian Vegetable
tIixr and Lniment We repeat the assertion that if
these two articles used together there be no mis-
upon the whole systeTri'Ne the Liniment be.
ing applied outwardly remove SoI the pain. Rheumatic
sufferer procure these articles wd suffer ongerdelay
ourselves to refund yous money if it does not have
the desired effect, at 81 Courtend street.
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SALES OF STOCKS TBosroN, June 25.-ls6 shares Yves
ern Railroad 72; SO DO, b3Od, 49, % do Portland and 81
CO Railroad SSH rs do Reading Railroad 25i 200 do 25
los do 25a SO do sl0m, 25t 2o do en- 2 so do en- "a
% do 243 40 do Is il6 100 do ass 90 do, bw 90; so
Long Island Railroad, SGT.
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% DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
st67 Walker street, FIRST store from Broadway-wi
any OF the following complaints, pay taken-Bur
scaids Salt Rheum, Eruptions, Chiblains, Old ores
bruises Scroiua Sore Eyes Cold in Wounds Erysipe-
las maps Wounds, Piles, Tender Feet Beware OF a dan
counterfeit under another name, and that H.
Fancy De written with zen the OF every box
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The shipments in ls4s, nearly doubled those for any
previous year and those for 1874 will doubtless nearly
double those for ls4a The shipments thus far in this
quite small, but the crop is hardly off the
sleeps back. It will forward very extensively in
July and August.
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sales OF Stocks nj ph,lndelub,..

First BoAhD June 800 shares " ilmington X X.
~ 20 90 40 cash 400 80 do do 2o3 80 do heading
2ot $40 Girsrd Bank ads l0t; 81 Tenn 20;
Kentucky exp 4ds 20 5000 State So Friday 75! SlO
900 do 20; $4,000 do Io 80 shares Gas Bank s2j $1,000
Kentucky Bonds l043 shss Manu- * Mech 24S; Com
mescial Blk SAT
sscosp BOARD June $4,000 State 6s 7si; 100 shas
Grsrd Blk ods III do Wilmington RR 2ik 100 do 81 Al,
II Norrsown RR q; $1,000 Ky 3D. osl; IL shas Phadei
phia Bk l06.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27
o. GoURAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.

Ledies, here's soap delicious
nee from,every thing pernicous- ~
Prepared from Gaens choicest simples--
/ Expressly to remove all pimples;
And add fresh charms to your dmples
Used freely it " i'll sunburns Danish
IS. Use freely and all freckles vanish.
Brunette would you be fair oh listen
Use freely and your skin will gsten,
Fen AZ the Parian marble shines
When freshly quarried from the mines.
Beware of Dishonest Counterfeits. incompatible
soap can only be obtained genuine at Dr. Felix Gorauds
Cosmetic Depot 81 Walker street. LIST door from Broad
way The celebrity which this really beautiful medica.
ted preparation has attained has excited the cupdity
unprncpcd and iliiterate charlatans who
ing to ios base counterfeit the public which
bes Dr. G Soap in nothing but the names hence the ne.
aessy for this caution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

90 ARE YOU SUFFERING OR TROUBLED with
symptoms of-threatened Deafness? II So you may find
relief by using Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil We could
refer to numbers who have used this oil with the most
complete success, and retain their hearing Mr..
VIM Hayden, OF Middetown, Conn. cured Of almost
total deafness by the Of bottles Of this OIL At 81
Courtlaldt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

yf- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
oil Honorrhda elect, and all mocupurulent discharges
ron we retra These pills prepared by the New York
Ioege OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression OF quackery, may be relied the most
speedy and etectua remedy for the above complaints
hy are guaranteedto cure recent in from three
discharges and chronic gee than any other
at rres nt known, removing the disease without confne
ent nom business, tanting the breath dsagreeng
ultn the stomach. Price ST per box.
SOLD at the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dicina, 95 Nassau street.
w. g RICHARDSON NJ D. Ageo,
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Married.

In this city at the Church of the Ascension, on We'd
nesday, Goth inst. by the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk
JOHN TYLER, President of the United States, to JU,
LA, daughter OF the Hen David Gardiner deceased
late of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

~ THh. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sArAi.lLLa GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
ny e WV iork College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
apushed Tor the suppression of quackery This refined
na gn sn extract possessing all the pur
yns d ua,es smu powers of the above herbs
superor TO any extract OF Separa al present beior,
me public and may be relied certain remedy lor
such az sroula saltrheum ringworm blotcbes ar MIN
pics, Ulcers, pain in the bones joints nod.s
eruptions ulceraed sore throat any disnosa ar;s;
from the secondary effects OF syphilis an niuSic;ons
use OF mercury. p"'io'o"'
Sold in single Bottles at. ....... rs c.r,..
IN Cases OF half sdoZep Bottles, S. 80 eoeh
90 one dozen q 90
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union
~ BA way liberal discount to Wholesale pIrchas.r.
Office Of he College, 90 Nassau street
w 9. RICHARDSON, NJ D, Agent,
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Foreign ImDort.tions.

HIo tiRANDr-Schr saGe-l39 hides q Leland-396 do
Rehard-8s7 do ITO damaged do pales wool 827 horns
order. " ~ "
sT yAGo-brg aquna-l72 hhds bxs sugar 1853 bags cf
lee irwn-267 do R0ssere-83 do 46 hds Wallis
80 hhds do 40 bags coffes samanosi pkg bullion
Douglas. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

We seeb by this table, that OF the amount received
tide water in lsl3 large portion came from ports
places west Of Buffalo az follows
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A CARD.
MISS REYNOLDS specially informs her friends ard the
IVl public, that her BtNEFlT AZ the CHATHAM THEA.
TIRE, takrs place THIS EVENING, June 9th, 1874 on
which ocssion she begs 20 announce
Mn. RICE,
in two of his popular characters, MR. Il. s. CONNER
the entire strength OF tire talented Company
Particulars in bills OF the day. j27 ftstc
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Amusements.

NIBLo's GARDEN continues TO be nightly filled bv
e FIRST families in the city, and the entertainments
grand pageant of Open Sesame with the aughabe farce
OF saratoga Springs are announced. Mitchell and Hol
Ian IN two OF their best pars-a most attractive bill
IL is currently reported that Niblo and Mitchell have
etermned TO astonsh all New York by the nrodct;on
Grand Ballet, surprising all former attempts.
We never remember being more highly
amused than last evening at the New York Muse
n Such infinite variety of entertainment must gra
dance particularly toek our fancy and the capers The
manager cut in his assumed garb OF one of the fair
were highly diverting. Winchel drew down thunders
OF applause in his song OF life in the Old Bay State
"a parody on Life the Ocean Wave) teeming with
unor and when stated that it composed by that &C.
cenric son OF Momus. is sufficient guarantee that is
nd Mad Checkni and talented corps de ballet appear
9iss Rosalie Cline, that sweetest OF all voca ss
r,es her most meodous notes Conovers. Bartons, SC
adj to 'he entertainments. Allfor one shilling.
GRAND DEBUT OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES IN
THE WoaLD-The Infant Sisters to-day at the
American Museum These Lilipuan Artistes only four
nj six old have been turning the heads
with their astonishing performances and now at great
exeuse 10 Mr. Barnun have the na,iv
Success TO them is motto we go for juvenile genius
n stake pile the Infant Sisters as the rarst pro-
"ees OF the age Several other performers the Orphe
as, Giants &c, assist Hours, 81 and p NJ. What
iuSh we see, now, in fancy, for seats rrc.
Everything that delights the senses may be found
al me castle Garden. An extensively beautiful
view OF the sea- studded with native and foreign shipping
"a supurb Brass Band-the doings OF the wonder work
ing Npaniards, and their most bewitching sser-the
shzng grandeur OF the Ecu dArtce, and the general
~ that lights the counenances of thousands at the
and elegant exhibitions Of this place, create
II OF terrestrial psradiseno less than 100 workmen
ere employed in order to produce affair great and
grand for the Fourth
SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court met at
Newport yesterday morning to give decision in case
OF Thomas W Dorr, who had moved arrest of judg
mont rhalo vt,It
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court met at
Newport yesterday morning to give decision the case
OF Thomas W. Dorr, who had moved arrest of judg
ment The Court adjourned to five o'clock p NJ and as
the boat left at four we have advices Of the result
Providence JON nal, June 20.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS. 80
notice. - ~
The a SatsA hSSs ar.
...,.s.s, s5.1.I!s ss II }dSF4F snxr order
s a 9i wh s h give seoa %' sST the
c snS MaaaV .y R s Sn :. and
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
CRANBsh sfkEET
ADMISSION one DOLLAR
Doors open at hafpast 7-Perlomance TO commence at
THE ITALIAN M SssPA ho aY5Y WILL REOPEN.
MADAME @e' ci ii fflf b1MoREAu
Will make her t Hppeasne previous to her departure for
MONDAY Even Nc. July l.,. will be pr..eated Ro.-
Lur i,s1l. fssIs'f IN e aTGi e
Isabella. ......... Mad CHIT Damoresu
ziyrs. ........ -. -. -. M Nils, Bou.sId
LineOIe. ........... sig Aa}osq'a
Ts%so .....:.::::.... ss s.aasi i'ise
Hay .........'...'....., ;.sig Msysi
Pom s b.. ofs sssS
The pubic are CO. r.p.suy sforme tina, tn. Bath. hav.
full OPERATION nght and Day
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FoK THE. SUMMER SEASON
The 'asr'''p%1Pu y'| sf qpff 'fs direction of
THIS hvaslHRS4 sSi s''s sfs s be produced
To conclude o Sh d, s EEss'lasisaAH- entitled
NO rosTfoN2sNEEs st III. .s.nasaI o. .eeouu,
Of weather the Grand Entrance from BToa'way The
from S The top and sides cas be an
VAUxHALL.
Acting M''as'!TH M v%S s.sJ % w'0'
The '''i J5TS J T''I f fsRTfH'' with
M A'iSi TGl'1 tE LES X
lntermission OF ha,f an hour,
Mzs FR 81 .NB Hfh sINd sIiss called
" No fesIponement on account # tn, weather
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERlAL GARDEN.
ID p T. X Z h L u A l. FAlN X,
oHIsis s!s.a~ny ."f ff AGG i;itt
THuRsDA HGo FRIDAY AMI MAs SATURDAY,
GRAMS AM '7 Fsf sf' 6 IN ,siH
Every rife II
uFoJ mfh ns lSF AZ Ys s1sasG GTpn
@ %sss
:. h. TEE la $1SS ASS S$$fEss ,.. 81
onrinA IN 1 s%M y e Of f'e TaoaLfsrs
LITTLE M g. s. x oS%E SIX YEARS! ,.
Together with Ms Western, Great Western, La Petite
e." v S%f &c oo q
Mrs Western
GREAT PREPARATIONS are making for the 4tf,
several novelties md attractions being already engaged
" Admission to the whole % centschildIea
YEAR. halfpree. j27 re
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PlCTURE GALLERY
MIR 81 S aaSN opposite the CITY Han
Tremendous Of the celebrated POKER MANIA. by
the ORPHAN FAMILY under the direction OF the Manager
afha :. the 6RER bANCE each performer being
supplied with a red hot one.
DWARF!
THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM THUMB 4!
A GRANTEES SIX FEET SIX;
TWELVE PEKFOK MEkS!
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
~ ~ . Eng sgement Of - ,o,,,
MONS. AND MhDEMOlSELLE CHECKlNI,
""'' WIN ''' CoMIC PANToMiME W." '''''''1'
Consisting OF variety Dances serious and groesque The
CoSMiiiC TkBLEAUX BY TIE WHOLE COMPANY.
MIR. WINCHELL, MR. w. CONOVER,
MIR. Il. CONOVER
Miss ROSALIE CLINE, the accomplished Sopgstress
and Dan,euse, LA PETITE ARM EE pupil Of Mons.
Checkini, and La Petite ELOlSE CHECKINL
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY;
Or, Pennybeg Minstrels
Who higher and lower than meOdsts Anne
rca them stands feet HIGH and another
inches.
Afternoon Performances Wednesday, and Saturdays
charge to the performances in the evening at 81
nj dmI,a ON
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W. g RICHARDSON, M. D. Agen,

NF- is YOuR REST BROKEN, IN CONSEQUENCE
Ola tedious and troublesome cough? sherman's Cough
Lozenges Will relieve you-they will give you sweet
Ell you will forget that you have been
sick thousands have used them when hope seemed to
ave taken flight and the destroyer stood ready to claim
ris victim. The result has been most beneficial, and
shermsn's Cough Lozenges acknowledged by all
10 Do the best and most efficient medicine discovered
Tor curing coughs colds consumptions and asthma and
will continue to be used when other remedies forgot
ten Dr. Sherman's warehouse is LOG Nassau street
Asens llO Broadway 227 Hudson street 1873 Bowery II
nsst 81 oadway, sc William street, Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia, and State street, Boston
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IT. RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative, MIX
IUhf: For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis
and AL affections produced by inudicous use OF mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
ase alive over all other preparations the cure of y
pills is that while curing the diseaae improves the
worse disease than the ia administers for The
best recommendation give of u.s. that is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who for
merry considered mercury the only for those com
plants Solo, in single bottles 81 each cases Of hall
doze 3D. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Union Cfice OF the College Of Medicine aud Pharrna
c. Is Nassau street.
w q Richardson VI n aos,,
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Ol,- P0UDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADICATINC Sri.
peruous han from any part OF the human body Tested
before buying roof positive tins and no mistake at 81
walker street, hrst store from Broadway 81 per bottle
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10 SHARON SPRING WATER-A fresh supply
ns received at 81 Cour'landt street, where also may
had certain remedy for Reaches and Bed Bugs its eff
cacy has been thoroughly tested
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SHIP NEWS.
6Y rhls MOrnlnR,a Southern NAH

FHILAbLIFHIA, June 26--An Kobt Norns Starp, Alb
Ga abigail, Grant and Wyoming. Ncksnon. Bo,toa; w
Caldwell. Horaer, w Indies; Peru [Brl Calhoun. HAll-s
b.LI,sosE june 25-AM Id, Hs,let. Boston; Apollo.
France. Amy, Bnrey West Indrs; Jane Gotta st
b HI.
NORFOLK, June 2a-An Zueue; Kelly, Boston; Pst'lot.
knoT les, Nfork Amanda, Gchr,t, 7 HON sron; 6eorss
Washington, Do,o New Hav.q; Aid Crosby Rehmon for
boston pat n TO leak aud sailed a,an foulou from
went 10 ,e, yesterday In H4miton Roads Lancet Yer Ill.
fm andea. Sid Agenora. for Gibraltar.
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Great quantities Of wool raised in the Western States
reach the sea port markets, through the
canals.