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Total. 9i9 800 1921 2ss 7is2s7 oss $40 COS as
The shipments coastwise for 1884 have be n much
larger than the heaviest previous year while the expor
ton 70 Great Britain France and north Of Europe hns
aiien on from last and previous years The increase In
the shipments morrill, during 1884, was produced by the
speculative excitement that its appearance last No
vember in this market and through all the southern
markets This speculative created by the
accounts constantly reaching the North giving the most
uniavorable reports Of the crop On the strength OF
these accounts estimates made that the yield would
not go 900 900 bales This was the highest pout
touched for long time and Of this belief the specu.
ations grew These reports going abroad the same i'm
preston became current in the principal markets of
Europe and speculation ragged extensively abroad
than at home The abundance Of car in this city
enabled Spectators to obtain advances on very large
stocks and the reduced of interest enabled them to
hold to the last moment The excitement ragged very ex-
tensively until the latter end Of December when prices
touched the highest point Az the advanced the
estimates OF he new crop began to enlarge and Janu
airy SPECTATORS agreed very generally upon yield Of
100000 bales This had hut momentary effect on sales
prices and the operations increasing in msep
ude until about the LIST Of March, when prices began to
give way and the market to droop panic shortly after
seized upon spectators and by the middle of April the
market fairly broke down, and spectators began to
walk the plank. All these movements produced by
The early estimates founded IN, cot and
reports from the cotton grow ing Districts The revival
OF trade and the increase in manufacturing operations
throughout the world induced many think that the de-
mand for the raw material would greatly the sup
ply. This a very good basis for speculation but
unfortunately for those engaged was not
solid. The official accounts make out the crop 20 be
1000 bales 400 bales twenty five per cent more
than the first estimate 400 bales more than the
second estimate and Ans bales more than the largest
estimate current at any time The result of the opera
ons on the last crop should warming to opera
tors for the future. and teach them to give all estimates
wide berth.
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fSorr~spond~ncs OF the Herald
WASHINGTON CRY, d C, Sept is, 1874
U. BENNETT, Esq
Dear S": The President leaves tomorrow for
'he Whlle sulphur Springs. near Winchester. Va.
WIN nus friend, ROBERT ADAMS, Esq Of Richmond
his health Is i'm rowing
Com. STEWART arrived at Fuller's Hotel this
morning, IN the ii o'clock rain from Baltimore.
The trial OF The late commander Of the unf ,rtu-
nate steamship Missouri commences 10 morrow.
The course pursued by The Globe towards our
worthy President is very unjust, and receives the
condemnation oil both parties
took trip To the county OF Fairfax, Virginia.
last week, ana WAS surprised To the auan,tv
OF Northern farmers who had emigra.d from
your State within the last four years [ was
informed that No less than 200 families had re-
sler and Greene counties, bordering on the Hudson
river, within the last three years They inform me
that lands are selling IN that part OF Virginia for
from S3 10 Sl5 per acre. and that the tide of emi-
grdtion Was Sc ting IN that direction rapidly. The
vlrsinians were al trst opposed 10 the introduce
tion OF white labor, but many have Informed me
thdt 'hey had now become Satisfied that il was for
ihsir interest that they should come.
Thousands of acres can be purchased nj the ri.
Hing sum OF from 50 so to 81 per acre, lands too
lhtt cam al the expense OF double that amount per
acre. be made to yield from Is TO 30 bushels
OF wheat, and from IS 10 so bushels of corn to
the acre was Informed that our northern aercul-
turis's had made within years Is coo dollars,
| by buying up these worn out lands and re-
storing them. Mari has been discovered in
| them in large quantities, and lime can be pur-
chased at any Of the landing places on the Poto-
mac at as low rate as II can be on Long Island
| or New Jersey.
These lands within ten or fifteen miles of the
cities OF Washington, Georgefown and Alexandra
where truck be sold as high prices as any Of
| yosr northern cities, and find as ready market
Truly yours, p. 8.
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LvERrooI-Packet ship vicoris-Hon II w Hilliard late
Gharge JAN 20 BeIgium MTs Mary Hillary Masters
q Montgomery, Ala; Miss Cornea Osborn Hamilton, Ga;
Miss Anne Lsmer, Washington, DC, Capt VIM Lemoine,
Lesaao Miss Nancy Lse,ag London; Ms Ghsyloe Ken.
oi Wight Miss Chs1o!!e PAXTON, Newbury Eng Mrs Mary
Cak London; Mrs w II Talman, Miss Caroline Isman,
Cbcnde, New York; Miss Henrietta Durand, France,
Mis- Fyancs' ss s M;. tnys W I'm Lcadoq 4
Owen Harmony, Eng; Elmne, Henry Phillips 1.-The cee-
brated vocaist Henry Webb Robert e haywood London;
N.Y.; Eli French, New YYk; John Thog robip London;
Mich; Mrs 'roliue Wheeler, Master John Wheeler Master
Edward Wheeler Rev John II Hewett. Mrs NJ Heweu,
Germany + Eieock Loudon; Mrs Arabella Wilkns Mis-,
E,izabeh Wilkins New York; Mi" Eliza Jones' Miss Martha
BELzE, Hon-Bug John Gardner-NTrs NJ A Steven, and
Daughter, New York: Gunter, Master q Harrison Belize
bEhMupALBria Falcons II Conway, X Minse, II Firm
inghtm, u Psanster-8 in the seerage.
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Mr Dosne-2 L.,d Taylor-a g Musr--5o F Horey-2 =
W rasous-2 Morton-2 Bartlett < Welford-3 Wilmer
ConnelI-i NJ HAYWOOD co-Do Barstow co-ao slabs
al casst fopps = PKG fhelps Dodge col Herck
1 D Gowan-6o Cumming Maiu-23 a6e seal skins w W
re rnrest co-s pks Goodhue coy March 4 Bsnson5
s hea-s miSddllebrook,i Ray + sanierson-i
d Heds rh'In,pscl w schuyle.i T Pisee-I
Ley E soCi u G9odallIi smith, Harmony Nsphems
~ 'p 3 rail- " Felt Y col Smith, King c.,-i
non ION = rake1ham.-l G Forbes- Mller-a5 G A q
nomeers "A Sewan-35i pks o order ~
s,1so ,hngg John Gardaere23 logs Coneo bales
co col tons rosewood boxes pkg bales Dbl 10
oss s<po Aeyandne-i0o logs mahogany do cedar tons
'oswood lot old copper $05O ball silver Pedrrsen
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H3- TWENTY THCUSAND-NO LESS TEAM
Twenty Thousand persons, this day suffering in the
city Of New York from the effects of venerea disease
Well III them be tortured it they wont be cured by
Dr. Biackwslls AntAcrd Tincture and scotch Renovs-
tor itssthe only thing that will efsctuay restore
constitution broken down by UGH complaints r
Bernard 81 Nassau street. New York is the general
agent for the United States For sale by Warren w. Page
agent for Boston; Eackus & Bull agents for Troy.
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GLoSpoN-Ship Vctoao0o pkgs II N Peck & CORY s,f-
kin Iond {; No, CO. Rpckws Victor Duck
Ms$ss" M vyses Hessy
ersgli Schmidt yogel-l3 Fan Powers co-o r, .se
son-f Il Woodhead Pay enstadt-9 Spasue Robinson
Coz Musr-t Nj Levy-33 Barber Brosri5 N Msu rce-a
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81 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of ;onprrhsa elect, and al: mo:upurnent discharges
tisth urahSa Tnese pills prepared by the New York
casse Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
Impression vi quachcry may be relied on az the nos
pesy and efectual remedy for the above complaints
ney as guaranteed to recent frcr three
discharges an chronic glet than any other preparaior
NJ SAINT known, removing the disease without eonfine
nsn nom business, taintng the breath disagreeng
win the stosoach. Price 81 per box.
sold ~ thc Office OF the College Of Pharmacy End ws
aS3ics. y Nassau street.
W q RICHARDSON NJ d Avcxs
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c &C.
| oWiTz 4 BECKER, No q John street, yill o l this
Feathers SIC just received by the last packets from Hay Tbs
above stock selected Paris by e. h. Becke late sales
with Brun \ Co., Of William strssf sli imsec
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ship silye de GrasseMiss Margaret Witt
e' autne bachaise and Mrs Fauche, Moore,
rs bmneIfe kmber lady and servant Mrs Thomp.
son aiu chid, View y ork; Jules Racine, Porto Rico
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THE POLKA DANCE.

Herr Korponay has gone up to tho Springs
Where ladies and gentlt men oil day long walk q.
Bout 70 enjoy all the pleasantest things
And he's turned peoples heads and their heels with his
But tbs said that the Polka Kings triumph owing
To Gouraud for the Doctor supplied him with Soap,
His brow was white and his cheeks so glowing
That Gouraud inspired each fair bosom with hope
Gourauds Rouge. aouraud's Soap, Gouaud's Poudre
Subtitle
The rage where'er fashion and beauty are met
Genraud must henceforth be considered the Pillar
On which Fashion and Taste their twin sisters have
set.
U5- The identifying preparations Of Gouraud arc to
he found in this city only at 81 Walker street, First
from Broadway.
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Cleared.
Ship Lucas, Miller Liverpool, Cook & Smith-Baraues
Franklin Seeboom Hamburg, Schmidt Balchen; (;ere
treSgs, New Orleans, f. X. Collins & Co.-Brgs Baltic
Aey enoa, Brett Vose; Kend,. Johnson ST. Marks &c
Mel Coe Anderson Exact Paxton. Savannah Surges <
esrman GEORGE Yates Charleston Geo Sutton.Plot boat
vsg'nan Jones Por, au Plat Aymsr Co-Schrs Radius
March e ,vWiminston No Il 8 Powell Margaret Ann. Ham.
Arrived.
Packet ship Victoria, Morgan from London and Portsmouth,
Aug ~ ushan 9th. with mdse. John Grswold Tn. ".
has had pilot on board since h and off Barnega light
on The morning of The 18Th 9th inst Vat a 80 Ion 50 spoke
Hamburg barque Sir Isaac Newton Weiuhodt from
HambuI with mdse and engers. Schmidt Bachen
Baraue Waban Bartlett fof Plymouth Mass from st. Pc
teburg and u days from Esnore with $50 lnseed
x L. X. Bridges.
Brig John r. Gardner. Pedersen from Belize Hond Aug
23 with mahogany &C. to f. Alexandra. Has had pilot
board since 18th :
British brig Falcon Pitt days from Bermuda in ballast to
Tucker y Lighfboun.
Schn David Cox. Cox; Jersey Oak Rogers; Emma. Worth
r,h, hnckman Cramer, and Lady Clinton. Cramer from
Schrs Abbott Lawrence Meeker; Renown. Love Benz Bg.-
low Baxter and Splendid Crowel from Boston with md,e
Soop James Lucy Perry from Philadelphia with coal.
Below.
One ship, one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Shirs Yorkshire Bailey Liyepoel Svie de erase Thomp-
sod Havre Corioanus. Halle Marseilles Caawba Coffin,
Nantes Virginia Eaton Charleston; arues Tyra Soner
Trieste; Damarscotta Howes. Turks Island; Washington
BARTLETT Norolk brig Samson Slack st Marks and others
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Or WHERE TIE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD
health ia very evident very obvious r. every mind
medicine AZ once precautionary and inallib. should
not be disr-garded when he procured tor rfng
Bernards Darrh9l Remedy, (ana they very nume,-
Gus j, useless to say word its virtues sngra-
npcD every mind in characters that cannot perish
But to those who suffering under diarrhes summer
complaints. cramps &C. would say keep bottle al
ways hand Tor negligence in these matters often
results in entire prostration and hcipessness and
perhaps death closes the scene r. Bernard. the pro-
pre'cr OF this medic ne his office 81 Nassau
For sale also nv Dr. OF John street and
Broadway For sale hy Roosevelt & Co Albany. Backus
Bull agents. Troy; Warren w Page, agent for Boston.
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Foreign Markets.


HAVANA, Sept 6SDce my last respects OF the Cd inst
advising the arrival 81 sundry rice cagoes the Hsyne
henrietta and Columbia, from your port and Savannah
and Spanish brig IRON Manila, with 5000 arrobes
Of rice have arrived. Yesterday The William A lien came
IN also The cargo of the Hayne has been snied, and
Tor want OF buy er is going into The other
goes will share The ssme fate The cargo Manila
has been sold at u rails The arrivals this week are
nearly 5000 tieces which have gutted the market and
must depress prices TO point from which they cannot
cover this enr. Exchange New York scarce at 81
per cent premium, and likely to go much higher.
Sept Six cgoes Of rice have arrived since the
instant, and 1900 bbs momentafily expenditures of il
VIII have to be stored Tor want oil buyers Moasses held
al = riais Exchanges continue TO advapce-New York
and Boston , % PEN; England l23al3
Sept Part Of Hrnrietas cargo sold at III rails re-
mander previ nsIy engaged ut cost prices Colnmbias
cargo IL rs William Allen and Haynes stored Over
2soo casks lice have already been received this month
oo days sight draft Oh New York per cent prem
MArArzAs, Sept I've have to notice sales OF the Re.
phyrs cargo of rice at and another cargo to-day
oA re- The arrivals at Havana have been very heavy
the schrs WsccaDaw ana Warrior arrived the inst
and their cargots sold at III and the 81 the brig
Hayne schrs Henrietta and VIM Allen arrived also at
Havana All the above from your port Also the brig
Columbia from Savannah-rons OF which were sold =
We look for very low prices There is no Muscova]o
sugar left perhaps in ali 90 60 hhd-selling at 81
RS. Exchange on the U States per cent prem.
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~ DELICIOUS HEAD OF HAIR FOR THREE
shlngs onlyJones' Coral Hair Restorative for beau
yng causing growth and rendering the hair beautiful
dark, soft silky, natural and keep It 80 long timcis
sold three shngs a bottle, at 4 sign Of tho
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. 32s Broadway and
1870 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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State 0fTrnde.

AsHEs-We continue to quote Pots steady at a as
Pearls are still held at 81 433 a 81 So
bR ApsTuFFs-Flour Is up little. Genesee sells at 81
25 a SIT.
BsEswAxT There is very moderate demand for this ar
uce All descriptions OF prime yellow held 29l
80 cents
CorToN-The market remains quite firm. Sales amount
to 6O bales for export and 200 bales to spiDners.
HAr-rhe receipts continue large and the demand We.
ry limited Common qualities sell wanted ut 80 s3c
prime az wanted for shipment at 40 I2c.
WHrxEr-Drujge casks are in very moderate request
at 24c Prison and Western barrels are held at 24Ac
CATTLE MARKErAt market l40O reef battle i325 from
the SOUTH, 30 Cows and Calves, and $50 Sheep and
Lambs
Prices Beef Cattle are agan little higher, and we
quote ordinary $500 Sl7o, and prime SIS 20 SIS So
and all sold -
Sheep and Lambs-The market was cleared at Al a a.
IS for Lambs, and 81 so a 81 for She, p.
Hay-A large supply AZ last weeks rates. which we
contInne, VIZ a 6shIllings per cWt
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EXHIBITION
THE END OF TIL; OKLD.

AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LAR W SIZE, with Colossal Figures painted
~ and at-Iy 6oished by =. AnslIi, in New York
Exhibition now cpen a. Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway from
Admission rs cent? sl0urc
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SANDS'S SARsAPARILLA.
TOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
Of all Diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
2ss.. q sy 'E Ess Hp RAeai. sre.
ssa ifsaa. Esisrs s and psis ,ss Bones
ssS s: ssla s."" S ssS !..s:: %'
n ss;!: ;,ij:;:;; s,sg|
i:nai 1 Dis"sd,rs '%ia
Preparation.
III s e 'ns ns =
necessary.
MEssRs sAros:tents-I consider il but Of justice
70 YGa to STATE hs following facts p TO e great esn.
s sS .d Tss md sIs @s 4 s.
@ .s x. methods y without . ss ss
to Sr five Eve mech. i sS ny
,SSs tH q and De cavity
was large st II held oyer Of ihe solution The
@ sIis sdy a.
@ By 70 ss a. ss' sad
examined but finding relief from wh., had been done and
soss as e s asr ny ss ss.S SoD.:. :
soaeuS.d 70 ~ .. sf. which ~ss
10 very decided ~: only pIoS.Ss
cured CURE 0f o% over eleven mouths . he
Sis,ed there IS not the slightest appearances Of return
sa %y;s and Zoe took ss ns s s,'y
s 'sss &c s%i H.
parla with the blessing Of Divine Providence when
nothing else could and ieel myself under lasting obligations
s ss ei% icy as have ss 70 sH
nae will satisfy them fully Of the truth
NANCY J. MILLER
28 Sullivan street. door the Methodist Church.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF sure
value and efficacy pamphlets, which be obtained
gratis. -
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail by
A. b. y d. SANDS, Druggists
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 Ier bottle; sir bot'ls Cor Is.
THE public respectfully remember that IL
is Sands Sarsapala that has aud constantly achieving such
remarkable OF the difficult class Of diseases which
The human frame subject therefore ask Tor sadss SaIsas
riila, aud take no other. sl7 imsm
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Married,
Al 81 Peters Church, by the Rev. Mr. Powers Mr. VIII
LIAM RoAsr, Esq 10 Mss May FAoAr, both Of this city
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Correspondence or the Herald.

AA0sEOssSssCO - sAAc
Arr sh u,. walton p, New kkGsD9s Sept - s
Ari'n, Monroe Providence for Nyork Midas do do; Com.
Pss,on IsS fhsb Baxter Baker plsdelrhs Boston;
III xsS sa s and w
Miscellaneous Record.
Bsic Rival. Jeweu from Havana for HAMBURG, put into
20 a inst i astFts having IA heavy gale
T ;sS s. %
q" g sF i S 'sa" asa
4. % ls. as Fs;.s dssa v
1sss SG 8 s . ' s % Turk.
'p$ Ss
fk with the balance cargo and w6s" Within With 20 lies
,ais asi.y Tas ron df1"s
N % u ha, condition I've days arrived at Wilmington
pa,nusa si New Yok oe,~ard bound which wen,
in President Roads She attempted tie to s 60
L;gsoHA fine ship Of abop. 600 called the Th,ma.
Med % s.. SsnsS b Me sS y
cs ss INTENDED s@s'
which he seSr M burton sss
en- from her moorngs struck on the outer enh Of the Mole,
"ay iG he ons sne heard
70 ' Ss aSsS a e i: lon
Hsy Yo o New York Standing S to The No5hwa Sept
brg showing white signal with red border and the
Como, Eldrdge Charleston for Boston, Sept H. 80 miles Of
Charleston Light.
barque supposed to be the Rob Morris from Philadelphia
Aug IA, lat 20. Ion II.
ThoI Perkins. from Boston Aug 20 the Bshsm; Banks.
Foreign Ports.
LrvEHpooL Aug 23Sd Isaac Aerton Torrey, and Berlin
Baker NOeans Thos Bennett Varnum Chareson Victor,
LoNpoN Aug 2l-Sld Nestor NOrleans
Home Ports.
BcsTos Sept l5.An Milton Dickson, Liverpool 23d ult-
$40 W IN Godd.d Marathon Allen King Czarina, Philura.
Ann, Antares Effort, Lanens Ida Chapman Boston, Oak
Baltimore, WIN Pitt Chief, Pinta. Midas, Declaration, and
others.
PHILAprLrHIA. Sept le-Ar Mail. Morley Hartford.
NORFOLK, Sept i3-Sd Two Brothers, Keen, West Indies
CHAnLEsToN. Sent l3-Cld Arson, Barkman NYork. Arr
18th Alosre Somcrby, Boston, Hayne, Tresco Havana;
Brown, Wesbrook do li.h Zephyr, Roby. Matsnzas CID
18th, Moscow Carter Hull l.. Sid Southport Griffith New
York; Joy Joy, Boston, Tallahassee Hadley Liverpool
Bambara tFrl Martin, Senegal; Lowde Lowde Northern
port; Dimon, Robinson NYork.
rlNEw ORLnAYs, Sept 9-AT Monsoon. Young; Nautilus
Iukesbury, ard Mohawk Weeks, boston. Cid Suwarow
Snow s Mar, VS. Mississippi Rdeq ayana HUNTING
Olive Eliza, Flsndens do. The Rockingham, Troy, aud
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SHIP NEWS.
C0rresp0ndcn nee or the Herald.

SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence or the Herald.
. PHILADELpHiA, sept lG-P NJ.
No arrivals Below schr ATLANTA herm brig and four scs
unknown
CearedMentor, Barter and Amethyst, Anderson Boston,
America sonhworth Middetown, Ct Star, Racket Nor
witch; Rush. Loyrt and Bella del Mar Randall Fall River;
Marshall Johnson; Tgess Hart, and Black Diamond Cor
Niork.
Spoken.
Canonicu., Of New York, from Havana for Marsess
date, lat 80, Ion T.
Homo Ports.
PgiLAprLrHA. Sept GAR John = McKir Moore, New
ork Comet, Cor dos Lancet SWEET Boston via Ny ok.
BALIlMoR,, Sept 3-Ar Prentice, Hopkins Bremen 0eoi.
gia 81 Nonlk-fepors IN Hampton Roads, Grace Brown,
anchor having of Crsney Island flats but without
damage SD Isabella peber g Johns, NJ vicorine, SAN
Chsrlsson Mary. Lluuo, Demerara Quadruple Swan,
- firnc Mart Deyonshe Barbaioer; Herald Nassau, MP;
Vermlon and Mllliscent, NYork.
GgonaEIowr, DC. Sept ii-An l. sturges MayagueI
28th ult--eft, Gallant Mary for Baltimore, Ids.
ALExAspRiA, Sci h-Au Science, Harding. Lubec 3th
Lady Hnntley st Thomas; Richard Boston. Sid Ornen,
Amsterdam; Albion st John, NIB.
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90 LOVELY WOMAN "a NEW vEns
When freckled women have the folly
To buy their soap where men betray,
No wonder that they're melancholy
70 find their tan not wash'd away.
The only way that tan TO cover

No wonder that they're melancholy
70 find their tan not washd away!
The only way that tan 10
Their pimples hide from every eye
And please their husband their lover,
Isstraight 10 Gouraud's store to hy. aaa
Ladies' why will you suf the aton incident
frsckled sunburnt, saow p'mpled skin when DIR
Gourand eft RS you safe and tficacious remedy in
the ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP? This splendid
tce the wonder and blessing the world in curing ali
sk diseases Is the result of intense scientific study and
absolutely stands unrvaled beautfer of the skin
But be sure to purchase the genuine article otherwise
your money will be thrown away. Gouraud's Italian
soap cas- be had in its purity only at 81 Walker
store from broadway AT Milk street. Boston, "a Ches.
nut street Phis: Psarce Albany; Backus Bull Troy;
Storrs Hudson; GRAY. Psnehkeepsie; Wa1e Utca Dyer
Providence; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New Haven
u. RIcokp's rAaisiAn ALTE RATIvA MIA
<UfsE FOR the cure Of primsry sec ,ndary Syphilis
and u, affections produced by inrdicious Of
cury The gree. advantages possessed this powerful
otiye over all other preparations orthe OF sy
rns, Is, the while curing the disease II improves tn
constitution whilst mercury generally leave Ipuci
worse disease than the It Is amin'steT tor Tho
best recommendation give OF is that IL is
sztens'veiy prescribed by the medical faculty, who oI
osiiy considered mercury the only TOR those
gemts Sold "a single bottles 81 ZACH In ceses Of hal
5ozsn, 81 carefully packed and sent - al parts OF tbs
union Once Of the College Of Meicine and Phar'as
cy |s Nsssau street
~ g RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agesn
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BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY, September 18th,
MACBETH
Macbeth MIR Anderson list Witch Mr. Burton
Lady Macbeth, Missf, ushm TIec ate . Miss II Shaw
:, THE INFANT SISTERS,
Eliza and Emms kilmse aud four old, will give their
astonishing performances.
To conclude with
THE YANKEE IN PLACE.
Jonathan Doolittle ................ MIR Burke
PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,
one Of the ETHIOPIAN MiNsTRELs-MrJen kin. Ban Jam
u M~lodst; Mr. White, Accordion; Mr. Williams, COMO
Tamsoi Mr. Mitchell Bone c2s,nes; Mr. Hallen Triangle
that they will give their Third Ethiopian
comnaned with the above Instruments which occasion they
w Introduce variety OF New . Gees Choruses Tos,
Refrains Catches &c. '
The Concert O'Clock precisely Tickets Of
Admission 20 cents Children with their parents guardians
half piice
The Nir.trel the public thousands can testify that
they ne introduce thing their Concerts that the
least oIisad the most scrupuous delicate
Boxes and Seats be by applying
10 NJ. to P NJ. and from 3to 8 E W. SIT ifw,c
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DR LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER Athe-
- neun Hotel, Broadway, New York-Dr Lardner will
continue the professional practice which for many years he pr,
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