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Passengers Arrived.

HAynENship loya-Gsn John Dig, lady. children and
Joseph Daure all Of New York; Mr. Isaac and Mis-. Diiy A
Wmsow, Of Philadelphia; Mr. Thomas Roger lady add
Daughters Of Charles SC; NJ Gorge / P,llrd OF Nor
,ls; Mr. Wn LIE Contaui e Dufso; Mr. GHst..us II
Moore Of u. A.; Mr. A1olphe queson. Mr. Leon Da
Suse; Mrs L;uise Ssnne'av aud Nj Charles Halma OF
France, AID 3l6 in the stcernge
,DuD.iN-Bsrque PsIseverance-Rev Alb McMshan All
McMrh"n McMehon. Miss O'Connor, Miss O'ConnOr,
AID 2U7 Ia the s.seUge
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3S,OS9



HAr-We notice very little enquiry, either for home
al IS q $40
WH.sKEY-Drudge casks still continue very inactive a.
1ac frson barrels ia little better demand at 2aIc
Real EsrArE-The following sales were made by auc.
ton
lot OF ground on 18th street, between 9Th and 9th
avenues. :.......... 81 460
DO on 10Th street, adjoining, in the rear OF the
above. ...... ......... 1850
90 on 18TH street, between 9th and 10th avenues l75
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Solid contcnts... lao grains.
Hvdrosul phuric Acid t}a,, or Sulphuretted
PHENIX HOTEL, HoBoKEN

MRS JAMES -WEtNy respectfully Informs the friend,
lu Of her lac hnshand tbst she taken THIS Pts NIX
that elegant I'D hotel the in in hobo.
ken AID htet ~ "a snpe,io style The building on
hoaIde TO the New Yorker escaping the heat and
dut the city, the esh breeze from the River Bay ia re
harry YyIgorA log
In bAhDK well provided. and all the delcaeies OF tn
season will be furnished in Abundance
The BAR is carefully stocked with the ehoicet liquors
on hand
Mn. Swecny viii be happy receive call from her old
Trends ana an who desire good Accommodation proper
tendance and abundance Of comfort q my9 Il. Sudyse
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
NEW YORK LYCEUM.

The Board Of Directors ha the pie Of ncng
Z. WILLIS ksQ.
Will deliver a Lectu
fASriDN,
At the Tabernacle TUESDAY EVENING June 18th, a
o'cleca
Trhtts crnts zach 10 be hal the principal Book
at tho Office ,f the New Mirror Ana the
IS st.rc = HAsBROUCK, Cor Sec.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Pr rerly ventilated. aid op n
~ ,venng saturday the d pl ~ Of the
raord;nary tts Natnfal Msgc"-"Sius,e and Vento-
qusn" BY Mr. Snttoa, tie Necr,mapcer Of the Nre~nih
fury. New Fests-new Musc--n.w scenes Of Ventrio
qusm. . $500. =. ,,....,..
Particulars in hand bits Doors at pis 7frrtan
rises BIT ec sey Lover Boxes 80 cents; Upper rs
PIT One shi ling, Box Off usu Private Boxes
b. h n hiy. ....T 8Ixsrc
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Foreign Markets.

PEnNAMBuco, May I've advised you last On the s0th
u oil the state of market Superior brands of -four
are now retailing slowly at ISL; middlngs and inferior
have been Of very difficult sale, from l6 3 Stock
worth 900 per To- Soap io per Id Sugars in barrels
are getting scarce mddling qualities selling from
2lO0 2h25o Dry sailed hides command Nl27t 1870.
Exchange 25i. and rising makers insist upon sgd
Freghts continue TO rule very high; charter been
concluded today for Trieste at "a 10 f5, and
are again without single vessel in port
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Died.

On saurday morning, sth inst. JAMES H., son Of Viii
liam and Margaret Mann, aged two years.
The friends of he family and those of Mr. James Hord
are invited TO attend his funeral from his fathers resi-
dence l3O McDougal street, at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
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schr s.ra Baker, % days from New Orleans with ndss. to
schr Mary Am Mathews. days from Virginia. 70
81: s;s.s,' Wilmington Nc
schr Hsvss., Turss 30 houn from Snow Hill. with
schr Robert Wang Lord, from Ellsworth. Me. with
schr uib am. Joaes. from Che,tya-li, with Iunber
Below.
bI Sa9ue Sarah Ann from Liverpool, with mdse to Matt
s~ssin b que BIZ, from Newport Wales with to
ship Due he,.e DoIeans. Reha,dson Have: bsque ~.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
RHopS isL.sDrn Orr,cs;, .
Arr 9Th seard Hseh Norfolk for Fail I' Rvr and Sd
Sns 1: cI STs t0' Providence and dol 'aa0
P:..s Msss Gsasa,. ror
ga tune YIN TSo. p:oa Phsd iii p ii. 0''"s,
sss Is %
dshs Bses No G roSdnss for fh'
miscellaneous.
SPANISH BRIcaTrIrE FRSEsro, siba's from Maneille.
oouia - New oI.au. via Bscsona wIsctsd The
partly ssv.a and carried Nassau in dam ,rsd rt.e
sG% @ % ssos. for 5
whsn she Yves condemned and sold
Wh0lemen.
N.w BEDFORD, June 7-Cld Erie Hollsy Indian and Pac
he oce,rs; spsr. - Atlantic and Iadiaa oe-sns.
Jan ;n,P with si' 800 S S
FAimOurn. June s-Cld Awa.hopks. Eidridse. South
MArrArorErrr, June s-sld Willis, Higgins. Atlantic
Spoken.
is mile. Instantly Siat bs Ne% I Yo i.0'A 'ei's O'
hsa'y Lssd; % day: &, New oaca.s Liverpool 10th
Kssrsr Of eousss,sr days with 40 qaiuta. FISH, m
L,o" 2 days from Gaadaloupe for Bath ah inst lat So
Foreign Ports
III ny sfs Massf 1ss ss1 LfstS,s via
4; q ssa ss A%ssa Nov Nov
S,a; s:a 's A "A s a
'' G.ds Nj ss.no,, Liverpool
Mosrnait Li june for tmp sf ,o.,o, M,,
pool; Pes RI, Douglass London.
Lake Ports
ByFY159 june A,1 ;, She;ape,ke Chiesgo Buffalo
5s VA *
SGsso G s:S s,s D:s;
rst s''ss lyon nfi ' s 90
sh H s1Sy Sch o; horsns Mayagpz Cab
m5 s "S~ New i ss andre
pb a.,I N.Y. 3 Ga samuel Coz Gay G,ad.opr.
Dv,w,re. Trott do; Vim Henry STOW r. Maize Brown
SALEM. Nay sid = H.rrick, wi'kiu., NYorl.
eas Nos s o3a5. g 1S. eEs
Heb s,1s; aiye ' Msc 1's'% VIM II"
Es' Tfs sn.sss pSyss S'is%
x NSisS G.t,i w:o SYGs S.iy.s
Albany; Aamahr Long Brilliant H:idy' DO SD Sd
As'sS ard fl% Sis on'n' MeaA' Salem
.T Wsis SDss M ss.a
sds@roc ns's ssIy On mS, III for
rnov,orsen luOe AR HiSnissier Msybsrs. Csra-na.
oso sas '. Asn as s,A' v n
Gs. SSSd.S
en p d. 81 Sid p ys aS ii Hodge. S En-
o..t hesm,n, and Patriot Ei1rdge Phi adeisSis; Spy
yS NV n MNsaesr Albany Warren New
zS s A%.is eae %sT' Hss's s ca e.
AS:S$ ss:: e'' gsy p.w Taylor. on
kS @Yo Stewart Or,
3s wf Nv sa %sss ywy .;ss %se
hiS Ly s,J Jupiter Csre; Eose
Orlando cosfsii 't do fsr Da sa
Y; s..s S:atfss ST. Hs9s Scene! 1's
S.ntia Hs :q Do',Sl a. Gab ra''
d aT Hss pqBs s
soSss.s% S.ns,is a%,
Puesss cy s1d a9 o pGs%ae Parker Liver
YORK; Eoais 1saa
yrrnayas R;spsssphs; s,gah Ehza Dyer kns.en a
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Passengers Sailed,

Mountaineering Trscott-Rey Wm Barry, Mrs FL IA
beth x Barry, Mrs Elizabeth w Barry, Mrs Eliza La
Rdr,as France; Mr. g Di Barols Italy, Mr. A BsainQue
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ihs
ronc Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, n confidently re
commended for all ofdebiy produced by secret in
dy @rimpotenee sterily barrenneEs unless depend
ing on mutiormation)
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen 90; care.
fully packs and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Ofica OF TIE College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 81
Nnssau street. w. 3 RICHARDSON, NJ d Agent
G1-"PREsEEvE YOUR TEETH FROM DECAY %
: Yon Can easily do II by using Dr. Shermans Orrs
Tooth Paste Which IS Of the most delicious and beau
tu dentrhces now in II is frse from every delete
rous materaIt does injure the enamel-it purfes
the BREATH and is Of the most economical articles to
be found Dr. A. c. Castle that celebrated dentist, pre-
fe II to any other article he has used and recon-.
mends 1t 10 hs patents Its reputation increases a. 1t
Ct. Agents-227 Hudson street. lss Bowery, 10 Aston
House. n East Broadway ITO Broadway Ledger Build
fngs, Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
10 THE NCENTRATEDExTRACT OF sAR.
sAPARILLA GENTIAN AND SARsAFRAs, prepared
by the New York College oil Medicine and Pharmacy e.
tablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
is confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
superior to extract Of Sarapara at before
the public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
such as scroiula satrheum riDgworm b0tches or pim
PIES Ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
erupuons liberated throat or any disease arising
from the secondary effects Of syphilis an injudcious
use OF mercury.
Sold IN single Bottles, at. .......... rs cents each
IN Cases OF halfa-dozen Bottles, s. so
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
Ma very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once Of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent
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WASHINGTON, June, 7, 1874
In Executive Session to-day, speeches were
made. by Messrs. Crttenden, Bayard, SEWER, and
Semple. Mr.. Crittenden's speech is spoken of, il
not entire failure, least as totally unworthy
OF his high reputation. 1t is supposed that neither
his heart nor his judgment were in it. Episodes
were thrown in by Senators Woodbury., Walker,
and Benton-the lalter's the longest
Tomorrow speeches are expected from Senators
Buchanan, Berren, Archer, and others; and the
Senate intend TO sit out all the speeches. if it takes
ill midnight. and take final action upon the treaty.
which OF course will be rejected
Allusion is made in yesterdays Herald to what
Mr.. Wright said to Judge c. The words. as they
are reported bout town. are, "TAfak the stump,
and RI expose the Infamous conspiracy or riot bv
mhich M. Yam BURN cheated ont of the nna,s-
nation" Mr.. Virgins stump speeches will pro-
baby be carefully remembered SB
81 o'clock NJ: The Senate did not dispose Of the
Texas treaty today hut will do so to morrow
the House has passed the Navy Bill and also the bill
to abolish corporal punishm,nts.
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S BALLAD SOIREES.
N. SOCIETY Library,

BRUNDWAI AND LEONNHD r..
MIR DhMPST. has the honor his iutentic N
AVA Of gv,rg .Iee 81 sei"es al the er,y Library, %
the evenings Of Tustd " day snd day iuh fh aud
l1h June wheA h III sag chpc aoj w. ,.d econs
his ost popular Songs aad balds ad,eg ,evsa
composltors-yz: l. u Love her HON. 10 the
Hart-Tne Loved tine YVES not thsre,so. The ment OF
the l,ish Eaug'Gt-The blnd Boy-rhe Larslv Au Wife
Jeanne Nor1s0l-Pci with ssrm-Ih' ID ain OF
,rren &c aud variety Of scsth Bail d. articu
Lib
Tickets Fifty Ceufs be rad I've doo- Doors open
halfpssl eight o'clock change of
program a. every evening lea
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald.1

WAsnIsoToS, June 7, 1874.
Inc death OF Mr.. Cuculla, on the 10Th ult, has
le' vacancy IN the Collectorshipa at New Ollesns.
uuaers'and thar David Hayden, Esq. late deputy
c"hec'or al Nachltoches will be appointed 10 sue
ceed Nun lie Is an able man, and wei, qualified for
The place presume the Senate will confra him.
There Is a ramor here that Mr. Tyler intends
shortly 10 make one grand part cuar general swee,
out, and clean out OF all wing cieks and ap,,n,r.s
Of everyname and description. II is doleiul rumor
understand, from the Hon Cave Johnson. that
II is intended TO hold an fnme,Ise democratic mas
meeting at Nashville, some time in August-,he
day not yet fixed. Gen Jackson will preside Mt il.
and most distinguished speakers will be invited
from all parts Of the United States. Mr.. McDufis
10 reported to have said, that he will mount his
horse, and make eiectioneerins speeches all tho
way TO and from the Nashville mass meeting
Others will probably do likewise.
. Gt- would call attention to the remarks OF Mr..
Evans upon the remission OF the duty on railroad
IRON.
MORE BErs.-Mr. T. OF Kentucky bets $50 with
Mr. b OF Indiana, that the latter cannot name
cepts, and names New Hampshire, South Caroline,
Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, and
Virginia. Mr. H. of Missouri also accepts The
same bet with T.--writings drawn.
Mr.. L. also offered to bet any amount which he
was able to cover, on either Of these five states
gong tor Clay, TO wit, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
YORK Maryland, or Kentucky. Nc takers present.
-''i - Va Univ oicIcu 10 Del 2OUU, ann put up
the money, on the general result. No takers
present.
tAll the small talk and floating conversation here
are about the result of the elections probabilities.
opinions, BETS &c.
i is said--and Is probably true-that the Indian.
delegation, DR.. Duncan, and Others are in favor Of
Mr.. Tyers proposition Of running union ticket.
Indeed should judge that this proposition meets
with the general acceptance Of the Democratic
party, with the exception of the Van Buren, CLIQUE.
Wright, Benton 81 Co., who are most strenuously
opposed TO it the reason why, will be developed
in due time. s. B.
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RECEIPTS OF THE

IL 262 "a 10 t68 Vi
The total increase for the FIVE months amounts to $ie
4o5 o. being about hundred and thirty per cent
The grentest per cent increase in February and
March, which partly be attributed to the mild
weather this year. compared with the time last The
internal business Of the country have increased very
much to allow these great improvements in the income
Of the railroad companies The transportation of pas
sengers and freight to produce the increased receipts
must be very large, compared with former seasons.
RrpoRr PORTLAND (ME) RAILROAD COMPANY.
Aggregate receipts for the year ending May 81,
Expenditures, running the cars SC. $40 JAS
interest OH loans,. ~, 1862
dividend 81 per cent, Dec.
lsa3. .............. 2s,65l so,o0l
9as4
Balance previously reserved. ............. 4,U99
Reserved profits hand June lst 1874. $l3ss3
No dividend has been declared for the last six months
although the reserved profits will allow about per
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON THE COLUMBIA AND Phi.
LApELPHIA RAILROAD, FoR MAY, ls44
Receipts per reports of COLLECTORS. S9, 700 69
Expenditures and Liabilities for the month";. 1897 u
Excess of receipts over expenses. $40 7l3 o.
Add excess from January LIST to May LIST, as per
last fePor''' '''''''''''''' ''''''''' o'''~ 90
Total excess net revenue for five months
ending June lst,. "'.$lzV,Voo do
The above statement exhibits profit for the month Of
May, equal 10 % per cent and for the five months from
January s to June st ls44 exceeding per cent per
num- the original cost Of the railway and machinery
There is strong probability that the circulation Of the
Junction Bridge Bank will be redeemed The merchants
OF the place in which the Bank is situated receive the
bills at par for goods The stockholders will probably be
the greatest sufferers by the Bank as it's assets will not
probably 30 beyond rodceming the circulation
The Legislature Of Connecticut their recent session.
have adopted the following resolution expressive Of
the views Of Connecticut in relation to the population Of
State debts -
Resolved. That the preservation of the public faith
being the foundation OF national wealth and national cha
racter and deeply affecting the public morals the 6rst
great duty oil every government and that Connecticut
would deem national disgrace for any state of this
Union to refuse or neglect to apply the ability which it
known TO possess TO the paymeDt Of its just debtsn
SALES STOCKS ~ 3 sroS, JuSE7
20 shares shawmut Bank, S9oi per share.
IL Eastern Railroad lot per cent advance
40 Market Bank S7l for $40 per share.
81 " City Bsuk. {94i do.
10 Merrimac MsnPg Co., div. off, 363 per ct. adv
81 Boston Maine Railroad, new, "a per CT. adv
20 Suffolk IDs. Co, "A do.
IS Charleston Branch Railroad, SS9i per share.
10 Boston & Worcester Railroad, ISa per CT. adv.
90 F" Western Railroad, not offered.
$4,000, U. s.. 6's, 1859, q perct. adv.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

HitlAL GARDEN
AND PERPETUAL FAIR,
Corner 81 Broadway and Ana opposite the House
p =. RARNUM .."..... PROPRIETOR.
+. HIrCHCO ,K........ MANAGER
Every Day and Euening This Week, commencing
Monday, juno 10th.
GRAND PE.HFORMANCES
Each afternoon, malt O'clock in evening"
THE GIANT AND GlANTES5! thu largest in thu
world, be every 'sy from 10 A NJ. till Il from till
halt.past s; snd from TIL 10 O'CLOCK NJ
IN. miasyer y aGpy announce reengasement with the
ORPHkAN FAMILY Of five persons all musicians of the
first cless of whom is little Miss OF Oaly
mrs. WESTERN, talented and accomplished artistic,
skes her frat 10 several mouths in
AMI amusing COMIC uLIO.
And the mimi, able YANKEE COURTsHIPw
GREAT IVES TERN viii appear In MS Come ankle
Lecture Animal Magnetism aud also his imitation Of
Locomotive.
La Petite Csrito. the Danselse. ~
And others, re likewise eng'g.d.
BALLOON AsCENSi0 NB very at ernoon and evening
Fancy Class Blowing Gr,nd Cosnorsma Beautiful Foul.
tam with Crotsn Water. and Half Million Of Curiostes
from ver~ quarter Of IN globe.
Admission the whole as cents-ehildreu uudsY ten
ysin. haifprte IS for situations he
Ipse% lacra je9 TIC
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
VAUXHALL.

VAUXHALL.
Acting Manager Mrs Tlm sag Manager. MIR. Waicot
MONDAY TUESDAY Evenings. J-ne 10 and II,
The performance will Commences with SriC omc piece,
THE YOUNti SCAMP
Joseph -. Me-. Tgm ON Re oil. Ne And-Iton
NADLL. CELsStt.
Will make her frat tpoa Aannv Esers celebrate
d nee OF - Jaiso d. Here's
To conclude with iha i-rbh.l Faro one act OF
LOVER BY Proxy
hsl Car. and Omalbusses to and from City Hail. paas
Garden till midnight.
I ckgts. Is
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
g. .H.lHAH LIZ. CIuINIY 4 Y

THIS spsc.ou, HOUSE, hich the improvement and
be one q 'hs i, . sooa'?as ior s6s Of s ase,
Company AND be eed % tSe a,, ay 20" Of a M To
odae he ge AID Increasing nunSer Of eopie who
sy s By TO s
s sa "s S. wsi a,ss .dS ss a
novmsnt, 70 The inenof and business paris OF the house
TIE aS sss @ o% and
have and % s"a rva s
sy.y +. tn no Th to emo, either i'd
% Of pas. % asd every e.eon will be med
other place of fashionable the U4ed
its ,cint sy tha tie qaJes the water Can ) al is
o. Ts < 81 Gow aD., y 9ssy WIN he,1 Of
BY III nggnr testimony Of all m d al who &C,
a@tsa a. ssys'sa issi'a Of lie Psvi'c" com.
%d 81 he me e 1"a . s+ Of = ss s
YORK re- m its 81 waited position ms the adysntass Of
fs 'nf %
whist, B,is'd Dom AID four p,e.ss. B, Alleys. pS-e
%vs ss cam S
sur &c % icing "a s IND oas hs srSw
pepc coppsass and for .he cure Of eyspelas salt heum,
has been certified by OF the moat emnsu medical pree
BY snav'i. made for the r,spreo of Springs.
nses BY one 2, S' MO most s%qec, Ghe IA ri. soas.
obtained from one gallon Of water -
s sasSs.. sf n M. Mss.ia grains
a IS% s,' Of Maxne;,s and
Chloride Of Sodium and Mssnesum 49,. IL
- Solid coutcnts... lao grains
Hvdrosulrhuric Acid 0as, or 5uphuietted
III, droscu 20 cubic
The spring. are within few hour. rde Of Albany, Troy,
Cannjohare the sIbary sud Utics railroad where post
coae6s daily wait the arrival Of morning from seRe
nectady and Utica TO convey vsers to tbs srrg, Assistance
about eight miles. arriving time for dinner by tn.
hye m is west OF hbaoy on good rad. Persons leaving
New York in thu evening boats "a Albany the Sha
on springs the aext day IN time for dinner
myl 2t wtmsec CLARK x GARDNER
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NO. IA FULTON STREE

THE ABOVE CfNTkAf. and connections prsni,~s oe
tupsd by the late iohn s.esny sad subsequently reGet
al IeoIencd by DANIEL SWEkNY Ia lec,on with h,
.esen, esab ishment in Ann street for safe with al
the furniture Of the eating kitchen and all necesar,
convenInces for conducting business CAPABLE Of
from $50 70 BOO dayhe present proprietor being
Of combining hts time to his Ann street hous The purchase
can walk IN at mometts notice For conditions &C. appJ
pesonally to Einhd ssssaSzkn DANIEL sWEENY.
Jeo lwrc .-sz-- 49, "a /. .. II Ann street.
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W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent

Q3-PREJUDICE IS AN OPINION WITHOUT JUDO.
ment-Let not your preudices condemn all advertised
cures for the ills that flesh heir to-" How many who
have been afflicted with pmpes botches scorbutive and
erupvs had occasion TO rejoice they purchas
ed cake OF Dr. Felix Gourauds Medicated Italian Soap
We soemnly and positively the there
no Disagreement and eruption Of the human skin that
this Medcaed Soap will not Its extensive sale and
universal healthy properties have usual excited the
avarice Of the coveous who attempt to pass off their
rios for the genuine. Buy only at 81 Walker st., first
store from Broadway. 80 cents a cake.
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSMUpI.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway, opposite the City Hall,

PELE's NEW YORK MUsAUSI.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
MR. p SESNExf 9Rp.:e IN: o.'y M hs!a
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
- Az. roaa' 5sa 'sstti,LLlse.
WHO n D ERR at 4 Np Z ! E MENDous
GIANT Boys IhAas AND OvKR SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL. pwAs Az AND sIANTEss.
& GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen 1 q b 81, 1i'ss' 80 Pounds
BEING THREE INGhh,s,saoRTEn THAN TOM
sPLENp,2 Up PAIHTiNGS Of "a e, e
an at.i These pesals cove h i a
WONDrRFUL OMPHAN FAMILY.
consisting Of Father, Mothsi anu seven Small Children
These are the oFrEs ass DIM SF iT sing OFTEN
ro, -, MI.
A. BARfON, ihe much admired yocaiists
Mr. CoS0Ysn the Polsan PsrfTmst
Aiernoon Performances Wedne.days and Saturdays al
o'clock. m6
OLYMPIC THEATItE.
CROWDED CEOWDE0!l CRowDED!!,.
Ms MS Aas' ."s' an sss TITS siisr S W
MTsiSi S1!y VT
r Ia Sasf!'1 Girls, .
Doors TEaTRE o PRiG !sss 'fffvSEEsE
ORES. Boxes Upper Boxes Is csas P TX cents.
Cndren under u years. half prce 10 Dress Boxes.
Boz Ote usual Pr'at, Boxes to be had nightly
liro
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PORT OF NEW YORK, june o.
iCleRred.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

aor- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID..-The members Of
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have recsved in their ef~ts to suppress qlackeryr
b leavet state that their particular attention continues
t be directed to all diseases of private nature aud from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls OF Europe IN the treatment of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad
vaaages not to be met with in any institution IN
country, either public private Tho treatment OF the
College such as to insure in every case end
totally different nom that practice of running
ha constitution with mercury anl in most csses leaving
ber of the College for many years connected with tn,
rrepe hospitals Europe attends daily for conaulte
ton from AN to 8 PM.
INFORMANT TO CouNrav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living In
the country and not finding it TO attend per
sonay, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly, together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if CIV
nd enclosing so, post paid, addressed to
W. g. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
once and Consulting rooms Of the College, o5 Nassau
straet