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Miscelianeous RecortI,

SHIP pALN,rIA Howss, from Glasgow, Of and for Boston
E ies y ana iss Sss - made
"y is c Ca q The 'fi Sp Pa %
from 'Gs Sa 5as rSs
thinks she will be of with little damage, she
BnIe Go. HrsRy.-Cap.en Bakely, Of the Geo Henry
ol d distress win ii hands ;ici excepting himself write.
lost both anchors il he Roads b msaa9ed to sst little sail
tie sss il s% % &
h9 as1 MI Long @ a and % him shall d to Be
nngo and have no other damage Than ofancho
bss ss'
damages and hpa crew. shall make the best Of for
WhaIemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 10Th inst. Nile, Hamlin, Pacific
Sailed from Nantucket 10th inst Phonix winslow Pacific
Ss from New hOSEsa e AMs9 Green Indian Ocean
spoken.
An American bargue standing East showing white signal
black ball. Aug 30 lat 80 = Ion l2by the Normande this
sarah Gutter 20 days from London for Boston, 10th off
P.asssls Ivspool fsr rSil,ssIphia Avg lat 90 lon 81
Am ship Mary Perkins tnohing iarherj Aug H. lat 49,
Cairo Murdoch Liverpool for Boston, Aug 30 of Tuskar
Foreign Ports.
c m @ Coin Boston, Tahss ,v for SYoh
Co,f for Boston sid day before snd spoken ID lat al
dan. 18th, Lady Bagct Williams, New Ross Robert Alex
ander PaIke Donald, Livepool; Don, Thompson Belfast
Rosebank Montgomery, do; Despatch, Walsh Newry; Bod
erck Carr, Newcastle Thames Bell, Alos Tyne Story
do B1ons Queen smith do VIM Teldmsn s' Marssa
Hu Tweed, Lakemsn, Plymouth; Margaret, GUN, LIVER
erpool; China Turnbu do; Feronia, Mckenzie, Bristo
Souer Johnny Little Liverpool; Cnrlew Gaiertlett kilala
Congress, sewe, Garest9wn; Rover Nixon Sgndrrlsnd
las, Co'rig Liyenool; Della Adey, Falmouth sth-Cld
Marchones Of Aberco, HegaLy Liyepool; Lady Consta
BILE, Garbutt do Coadjutor, Gbbon do Caledonia Allan,
Glasgow lith Laurel Pocket Falmouth; Argyle, brewery,
Plymouth; Ros Mscroom, Waeford John Bolton Samson
Liverpool
MONTREAL September 6Ar Jane Brown, Wallace. Glas.
gov; James Campbell.
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO Sept l7-An Royal Tar Burwell; Effort, Mon.
roe; Waslow Upper Lakes; Cresolin Cleveland th-Cd
,ClrvnlAsp, Sept Ii--Ar Ohio oswego. iath-CId G }
Robinson, Kingston.
MiLAs, Sept 9-Moses and Elias. Oswego. oth-Cld w
Quick, Oswego.
Home Ports.
Bosros Sept e--Au Nath Hooper Churchill Marbehead;
New Orleans Alden Philadelphia; Kedwng Sleeper, WORK,
Teegraphed Swanton, from Ll,erpoo brig Brilliant Cid
Gorde ienchman Trinidad; Adna sheman P2rt an Princes
load FOR South America; Eagle, Thatcher Baltimore; America
Dean and Palm Edridge Philadelphia; Harvest, Kelly Mo-
bile via Pensacola; Danl Francis Small Richmond; Ganges,
Allen, Albany; Albany, Bacon, do and Troy
NEw BEDFORD Sept f7--An u surveying schr Gaatin,
Lee coast survey Hldscrabbe Rogers, NYork SID 18th
MATLtr9i5rTT, sart l6Ar follandcr Lotlrop Boston,
to load fof Rotterdam.
NASTucKEI, Sept Je-Ay Elizabeth Boume Philadelphia,
Champion, Drew, NYosk, Nancy Finley, Adams, Albany
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CorroS-There was but limited enquiry today. The
lew parties appearing disposed to buy a decline
oil quarter to threeeghths of holders would
not accede to Transactions to 500 bales gene
rally at decline of eighhthe market closing dull
HAy-This article is very dull. Common qualities sell
at 80 a 35c
ttPRovIsIoNs- Pork is slightly improving in demand
Prime quote at 81 56t az 62t 25 Lard is in
fair demand-prime Ohio keg sells at 81 6lc.
WHsKEv-We quote small sales of drudge at "a cents;
western, bbls. at 24s; State prison bbls at 25c.
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Cleared.


sP: s bs aSssoT w.aG Gs MGs
Ss%
HHin Ts%pee IT, Bte
ps% ss sG Ts ss sa
Also osu. Durham b%oa
Arrived.
shp S NemanSs ssapddns 20 days from Newcastle Eng
ship cs%s ws,PslGn from Trieste July Gibraltar
ship Isabella. Anrsssa from Bremen Aug IS and
s a ns ss a S Ws%sn% o saos
Bmoe Mfw y% ene EE r Fiji S pele
British Ss,aue Come on ousbrdse from Bristol Eng Aug
balaas Ann foass Sisehslk % days from Vera c9s with
gales Of wind from IS from nag to the ss
Brig A., Asppawsn HucsnsGn from Aux Cages Sept with
Brig Angora Fish is days from Turks Island with salt to
% fslsss ' BTeoi sl fs' Do and
sandy psgs order Had boisterous and has been
10 days on the 81 days the wind has varied
B5E sally Ann Tucker l2 days from Bath with mdss to r.
schr Hudson Baker, &c days from Baacoa with tobacco
sshr Victory Penfed days from Alexandria, with mdse.
schr Boston Pane from Richmond, and days from the
Csgss with t -four, &c e johnson Lowdsn. ~
,schr Mail Nichols; vn.'ge Penn; Marietta Crowel and
s schr Inc lhos Mart Martin . BopIns BY York River
Steamer Tisress, Hart, &c hours from Philadelphia
Fellow.
Bremen barque Charlotte from Bremen Aug 25 with mdse
Schr Lyra, from Mansanilla, and brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ydq Rg SMhiesSa Sss unfs
Mobile; New Jersey, Merry Savannah, and others
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
LATE ERaM MI

LATE FROM MEXICO BY way OF Havana, we
receive the following The steamer OF the Sth
gence OF the death OF the wife Of President Santa Anna
and the withdrawal from the secretary ship Of of
nor bocaneyrs the state Of whose health pes his
uremeh IRON public affairs. He is succeeded by Don
Crecencio Rejon
me governor Of Sonora is reported to have had
uh win the insurgents oil that province in which, az
the head OF 200 men he obtained victory over them
violent hurricane occurred Matanoras the 4th
partially destroy ing the town and killing some
our minister, Mr. shannon had reached Vera Cruz in
the Falmouth on the 2sth August On his way thence to
the city oil Mexico IN the diligence the vehicle was
tackled by robbers and the passengers including Mr.
rifsd OF their money Tnteieeneer Sent 49,
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AsHEs-There is very moderate demand for pots al
- iS1 a s2o Pearls are very steady at 81 43a
BREApsrurFs-There is very little doing in flour Hold
Brandy wine is held at S475 There ia yerv little doing
IN any description New Genesee wheat sells at 95c we
quote corn, northern, at 5lc "
Inc following Is statement Of sundry articles deli
vered at tide water from the canals from the opennv Of
navigation to the 7th SeptemLe - "
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The increase amounts to about thirty three and one
third per cent The stock Of this company sold to day
in Wall street, at 49, The company have not yet been
able to declare dividend how they may do is
present impossible to tell but at the above rate Of in.
in the income Of the road, should think the
time could not be for distant
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NOTICE TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
LAME ESS

WATEKMAN SWEET, Natural Bone Setter Is detained
" few days longer this city, by the multiplicity Of calls
N the line Of his profession Finding many neck the hip
bones broken, and hip Diseases and hip sockets filled np
takes lew days TO splice and clear the rubbish they
formed by tie learned, for rheumatism, Sprains Nerves
Debitated do the usual practice Of bsers,
eeches cups tonic seaons ueyematcs for which
believe To be species Of cruelty and destroys
ny joints and some limbs FOR which by practice find
TO be the usual practice the United Europe aud Cana
da For proof Of this refer those who have
ed from and property, child have suffered
than hundred deaths under such treatment have
los ny emacaed child induces TO me TO bring into view for
consideration 81 the public Of duty God and
the joints, and simple Ii deprived
relief j where such has been used almost nyara.
bly, Addresses left the Aston House 4. Minors my
agent, 2li Fulton street, i'll receive notice
My address Is Minayille, Montgomery county, ". "
Any editors Of willing mind permitted copy this
g90 4
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Died,

At Brooklyn, on Thursday, 10Th inst. JAS. H. CLARK
ESQ.,, lurser U N in the 6lst year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family and the officers
Of the Navy ore respectfully invited to ttend his
RAJ from his late residence la6 Sands street.
afternoon. at 81 o'clock
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On Thursday morning, 10th nst b. the Rev. David
Bel amy, Mr. RICHARD ADAM, of Petersburg Virginia to
Miss HELEN ANN Brewer, of this city.
On wednesday morning. 18th inst by the Rev. Joseph
ter Of Robert Martin, Esq. all OF this city
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ANOTHER CONVICTION FOR RIoT.-The jury in
the of John O'Neil, Indicted for riot in dis
tutbng the Native American meeting held in Kensngton
on the evening the Sd May last this morning returned
verdict Of guiy.-Pha GAG Sept 10.
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AN EDITOR AsssssNATEp We learn from the
Louisville Journal that few days ego, MIR Gbbop edi
tor Of the smihand Ky Bee was deliberately shot and
killed by DR. Snyder, while walking in the With
his little daughter MIR Gibbon rly ded in Louis
vile, and was editor Of the Daily Dime before il
to possession Of Mr. Hademan An article had appeared
IN the Bee against Snyder which probably caused the
commission OF the crime The murderer immediate
ly Observation-Disclosures Clipper, Sept l9.
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CAUTION TO THE pUHLIC

many Ladies and Gentlemen have had their hair entirely
a de- uoyed by the Of vile and imitation Of
the Tncopherous sold 50 cents this put the public
their guard against such imposition tehughs original
yeements copied and used color the deception
The Original aud Genuine secured by Letters Patent Of the
u s. SO at none the ingredient which only
prepared by CLlkEHJ GIL Hair Cutter No. Hroadw
where ladies and gentlemen advice gratis
the skin connected with the growth Of the hair Price
and 50 per bottle. 80 3t.m
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state or Trade.

ss0, III Is Nor and Wore RR, 90; a Reading RR 26s;
% DO b2m, ats 100 do, 2o3 204 Western RR So do
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DAILY CONVICTED OF MURDER-The Jury in the
case OF John Daily, charged with the murder of
Matthew Hammit, In the kensington riots came into
Court last evening nine O'Clock returned verdict
against the prisoner OF murder in the second degree
Phil Gasefe, Sent 10
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SALES or SrocKs-Bosros. SEPr. Is
RoGvd Of brokers' 100 ehsres East Boston Co. q 200
10. bio ?i ~ 90 bSO i9 200 DO b45 2 100 do, bIw,
laf 900 do Ia 100 do b% il1 20 do, sSm Iii 100 d.
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SHIP NEWS.

BY Last Nights southern Mail.
PHILApELPHiA Sept l9Arr Elizabeth, Wiley, Salem Ms
Moreau Parker Providence. Below, Pontiac Parker from Ii
verpool. Cid Stephen Baldwin Gidden. NOreans.
BALTIMORE Sept i8-Cld Lucona, Porter, Rotterdam. Sid
Robt Bruce Trinidad.
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ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITKK Saturday
tolerably genteel looking customer calling his
name Edrdge, and recently from Troy went 10 the
counter OF the Patchin Bank and offered for exchange
$3o OF notes on the Bank OF Lansingburgh They
Immediately detected counterfeit and not giving
consistent account Of hm,slf police officer sent
Tor, when upon examination $50 more found his
person. He was fully committed.
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Passengers Arrived.

,NywcAsTLE-shp Normandie-Mrs A Noble, Miss + No
Die, Miss Coyington-6 in the steerage.
Storage. 49, - " ~
BREMESaShp Isabella-Nss Henrette Schmid + w Cad
well Otto Brederek-il7 in the Storage.
MoBiLE-Brg Manhattan--Isaac Hulse.
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To Jones for my skin, and to Jones for my hair,
And TO Jones for my beauty, and all you see fair
must thank him alone-twas his Chemical Soap
That made all my pimplss and freckles elope.
Here's bis health! which give with my heart and
my hand,
And may he live to clear all the dark skins in the
land.
Ig All sorts Of scamps trying to live the hard
earned fame caused by the wonderful qualities Of jones'
italian Chemical SOAP and the positive and certain
OF 1t In all of ireckles sunburn pimples
boiches SAT- rheum scnrvy sryspeias or in TACT any
guard they will he plundered in pocket and injured in
appearance by base counterfeit Of jones' Soap Mind.
take but Jones' Soap. aud get it where else in
this city but at the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chs
ham street or l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Remember jones' Soap longer sold in Br oadway.
Should any scamp cheat you with counterfeit cowhide
the rogue.
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h1s- VELPEAD's SPECiFIC FILLS + OR THE CUR
Of ssonorrhma, elect, and all mocupurent discharges
iror the nthra THESE pills prepared by the New yoh
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy aud edectusl remedy for the above complaints
hey guaranteed to recent Ia from TIRES
i've days, aud possess greater power obstinate
discharges m chronic gleet than any other preparation
at preseilt KNOWN removing the disease without coming
9sat ron business, tantng the breath or dsagroenf
eitn the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me
Dcine, IS Nassau street.
81 RfcHAananM NJ y An.nf
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COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS I'm this Court this
mor.ing, Thomas Wall was put trial Tor rot in
kensington on the evening OF the Sd OF May The
testimony Tor the commonwealth clearly established the
TACT that the meeting OF the Native Americans held on the
above evening upon the schoohouse the corner of
second and Master streets assaed and
broken up by the Irish The SPEAKERS were annoy ed
sed and tauntee called crocodles and told that they
were the hireiings Of the British Wings The staging
was torn down the boards OF which was CONSTRUCTED
scattered over the lot and proposition made to col
lect them IN pile and make bonfire Of them Wall was
OF the most active Of rioters and was heard to
urge the burning OF the scsifodny The witnesses were
all very positve-Phii Gazette Sept. 49,
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The NAVAL GENERAL CoUnT MARITAL now in
vestlgatDg the charges against Captain Newton,
formerly commander of the i'll fated Missouri reasse
bled yesterday a the National Hotel All the me- mbers
OF the Court were present Robert ould, Esq acting
Judge Advocate Philip Hamilton, Efq counsel for the
accused submitted two three legal points Tor the con-
sideraon Of the Court No Witnesses were examined
Yesterday except Alfred Clumb fIemun Of the issour
The Court adjourned at two o'cock-Nafionai Inteili-
gencer, SENT
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JACKSON, STACEY a. SMITH,
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS Of Pen. Pocket
" and Table Cutlery Razom Scissors, Files, Saws Tools
and other descriptions Of Sheffield Goods
$40 I'm sec No. l6 PLATT STREET
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The STAGE AND THE PREss.-William L Bur
ton comedian, and the manager OF the Arch street thea
prietors Of the Evening Mercury and Daily Chronicle
newspapers, for libel Edmund s. Conner actor, as
commenced civil suit against the proprieors OF the
PaiL GgS. Sept 10
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A N ID M q H A l. AND RIA T ONA l.
ENTERTAINMENT,
FOR A FEW EVENINGS ONLY, AT
CR nTnN

CORNER OF BowEsy AND Division STREET,
COMMENCING ON SATURDAY EVENING, Septem-
" Der 2st 1874, consisting Of " Scenes in the Life Of
prunkad" in three parts with beautiful and appropriate
Scenery The proprietors respectfully inform the ladies
gentlemen Of New York. that they fitted the place
FOR the purpose Of giving Grand Moral Entertainment three
parts, entitled the
"DRUNKARD's REFORM; OR, THE LOST SAVED"
The describe the life Of young whose ambition
prompts him t. honorable station in society. He
oath and he gradually falls victim TO thar dreadful vice nem
rerance He separated from his family and last is dis.
covered the city Of Boston, SCRABBLE condition.
firing from the effects Of delirum and despd by
cause OF he IS induced to sign the pledge
and becomes
The Drop Scene called the Pledge is from Shakespeare
Tempest and painted by Mr. Mann.
The popreors have also engaged the of MISS
BRUCE, the admired Vocalist, aud Mr.. ]. MURPHY the
celebrated Comic Singer, Who will during the evening" sing
number Of their popular Songs Duets &c profession
al gentleman vii preside at the Piano For full particulars
aud the door the evening Performances commence al
half-past 7 O'Clock. $50 2tsrc
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90 JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, FOR
identifying causing growth, and rendering the hair beau
tiiu dark Soft silky, natural, and keeping IL long
time ia sold at shillngs bottle, at the sign OF the
American Eagle, 8! Chatham street or 3a3 Broadway,
and 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn State street. Boston,
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N2- oLDRIDGE's BALM OF CoLUMBrA.-Mr
William J. Stevens. Of Portland Maine time since
great benefit he had received from the one bottle Of
Oidrdge's Balm Of Columbia He had been bald ten
years. but has now aiuu and fine growth Of hair
started out all the top Of his head by using only one
bottle. We have this tried in many cases with the
sam II is also the best article ladies can dress
Their HAIR with as It will keep longer in curl than any
thing else and entirely dandruh This Balm Is
found in this city only al 81 Courtlandt street.
90 dad BREATHn-Grinding the teeth during
sleep and restessness are Indicative Of worms, and
symptoms that should be Immediately atfendedto Sher
mans Worm Lozenges will give immediate relief The
number OF cases which have occurred within short time
where the worms have been brought away ia immense
quantities. and perfect health restored to the sufferer
places tie Doctor Lozenges far above every other
pleasant the tsse easily administered to the most petu
lent child and always be depended upon when given
according to directions Dr. shsrmans warehouse LOG
Nassau street Agens-227 Hudson street; 1888 Bowery
n East Broadway l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
The members Of the New York College of Medicine and
PHARMACY sstabshd for The suppression Of qtsockery
nne to direct their particular attention ali diseases of
nature and can confidently premise to persons re-
quning medical treatment safe and permanent cure
withcut injury 10 the constitution confinement from
business lnvalds particularly requested to make ap
diseases, as vast amount of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One Of the members Of the College for
many years connected with the principal hospital in Eu
rope for the OF those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from A M. to7P.M
Terms-Advice and Medicines $5,-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS- Persons
living In the country and finding IL to make
personal application have forwarded to them chest
containing all medicines requisite 10 perform radical
cure by stating their case explicitly together with all
elsewhere, any and enclosing S. paid addressed
w 8. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent.
Office and consulting rooms of the College, s5 Nassau st.
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EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION
L IL E L ID OF TIL f WOR d.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures, paint
~ ed and lately finished by +. Ane, in New York
Exhibition Apollo Rooms, 4i0 Broadway from
10 A: NJ to +. NJ, and from to 10 r. NJ.
Admission rs cents. $40 lm- re
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10 KICOKDS PAKISIAN AFFIRMATIVE MIX
TURE For the cure of primary sec ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produces by inudicious Of
Alternative all other preparations for the cure OF ST.
phii.s Isl the while curing the disease it improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the II is administered for The
best recommendation give of it is, that is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
nerly considered mercury the only for those
plants Solo, in single bottles 81 each in Of halt
Dozen ST. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the
Union Office of tho College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cy, 90 Nassau street.
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90 THE PUBLIC CANNOT BE AWARE OF
the virtues OF Benafds remedy for Diarrhea
complaint We have used II in family for IL
years and have known its in various ether fami-
lies and have known il to fail in single instance
OF erecting very speedy when taken in season,
and the directions for its followed We do not
recommend this medicine with view solely of gene
rating sale for the article but with wish that its quail
ties may be known and appreciated, and the worthy in.
ventor rewarded for his discovery In thousands Of
cases OF cholics cholera morbus ciarrh@a, and the
conqnerabis summer complaint in children has proved
the only ef'c'ual remedy. For sale by r. s. Bernard,
the inventor 81 Nassau st. New York.
Also, by w. w. Page, Boston; Backus s. Bull, Troy,
New York; Rowe Co. Albany; DR. F. Stillman, New
Orleans, and by druggists generally throughout the
United States.
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~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. -fh.
NC Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine an
tAaruaey o. The city Of New York, Is confidently {,
Commended oil cases OF debility produced b. secret
diligence OF any kind. II Is an invaluable rers
dy ar imp1tcacs, stcly 81 tnrrenness (unesa 1opeu
isg on n5kioITpationl
sfese tatllns ~egl cpsss 81 hpv c,zzn ~; are
fslis ..,sAss 4s.f lel.t "a ~ 4sss eftaa Uarn
yinrg cl the Leleas Vi Medicine and fEgrMacy q!
Nsassu. s.ress. va RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
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PALNIO'S OPERA HOUSE.
X S II M N S L X Z l. sly.
M X. M C M G Fl A E l.
WILL GIVE HIS
ENTERTAINMENT

IRISH MINSTREL SY,
AT PALMOS OPERA HOUSE,
Friday Evening next, 2Oth September, 1874.
In Of the evening" he will sing the following
Melodies by Moore, Lover, and others =
g The Harp that Hiro Tdras halls"
. Belieye me II all those endearing young charms,
Lore's young dream"
g Fare,oeu! but whenever you weicome the hour"
:" of in the Silly night"
Widow Machree."
The meeting ofthe waters"
Crooskeen Lawn."
When midst the gay"
Molly Malone"
Te,rences FdreweH"
The Last Rose Of Summer"
q Molly Baum"
The Changing"
" The Irish Sailor"
GT-To commence O'Clock.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-To he mad at the principal
Music Stores, and at the Door. sls 2tsrc
PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY SUNDAYS
EXHIBITION,
SUNDAY EVENING. September 22, 1874.
JOSEPH PAGLlARI, from Rome, has the honor TO inform
the enlightened New York Public, that Sunday evening
wonderful exhibition Of TABLEAUX ViVANT. in better
style than those which have excited the enthusiasm admra
ton OF all the principal cities of Europe.
The exhibition will exclusively embrace such subjects are
1t usees give description Of the feelings they will
ce and the wonder that will be produced the and mind
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0lS- CALL ON H. $. BERNARD, 81 NASSAU
street New York-The experiment has been fully md
carefully made that we hope one will doubt bat Dr..
Biackwes Ant Acrid Tincture Scotch Renovstor, ~
the useful and speedy remedy in venereal cases II
is acknowledged by all that have used to be s'i uent
and tonic supporting actively and steadily the Gu.
vessels than any other medicines nor can i be
denied but its chemical effect upon venereai poison i
powerful TO be the only remedy capable Of extermi
mating il from the human ~ stem.
THIS medicine can be obtained Of r. 8. Bernard ~
Nassau street New York also OF w. w. Page, Boston
Bsckus Bull, Troy DR.. J. S.iliman, agent tor New
Orleans.