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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

Nine months ending June So
This table shows where the falling of in the importa.
tons sre The decline has been very great our imports
from Great Britain, and the decline has been in cotton
and wooeH manufactures. The imports from Great Bri
tain for the nine months ending June aOth 1913 eight
millions less than last year. and wenty millions less than
those for the year previous ls4 The in our i'm.
ports from France has been much larger per cent than
from Great Britainthe falling off being more than nine
millions since iS42 and sixteen millions since ls4l The
table we published yesterday specifying the value OF the
articles imported shows uhere the decline has been The
importation OF silks in ls42 valued at 50 44s s72
while those for ls43 only valued at So 0 1885, This
accounts for the limited imports from France in Is43 as
our imporatons of that article heretofore have been
quite an item in making up the total from that country
The mporations OF merchandise from Great Britain have
actually diminished much larger per cent than appears
visible in the above table The imports from Great Br
TAIN according to the above table, for the nine months
ending June &c. S43, valued at $40 this
amount $l4 specie leaving only S2 COS S47
worth OF merchandise, imported from Great Britain in
nine months OF the 81 $50 os6 imported from France in
the same tme $40 specie leaving only 50 Os0
$40 as the value Of merchandise imported Our for
egn trade countries shows nearly the same re-
suit Our imports from Mexico however have increased
being almost the only instance Of improvement The
benefits derived from foreign trade la year first
the supply Of precious metals thrown into the country
and the balance still remained to credit second its
limited extent and the absence Of large supplies over
STOCKING the Market and spec ulation The demand was
very regular and very regularly suppled prices were
very uniform throughout the season, and every de-
partmsnt was in very healthy condition
Our wants were satisfied, and that all SO
long as we adhered to this policy the country would
gradually grow rich. and should, in a very short
time become the creditors othe world The movements
made so far this year. OF different complexion and
will lead TO different results Our position will be chang
cd from creditor to debtor and instead Of receiving specie
in payment for exports must suffer drain to pay
for imports.
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Died,

On ondsy morning, Goth inst Of consumption, Wm'
VESr. aged 81 years and IL month";
His friends and those of his brothers, Henry and
Joseph L. Venn respectfully invited to attend his fu.
neral from his late residence, 10 Ann street, this after
noon at u O'Clock.
On Saturday evening 27th inst after short illness,
CORNELIUS j. CALDWELL, Of the firm OF Van Arsdale,
caldwell & Warnock in the AID year of his age.
His friends with those Of the family and firm,
psruy invited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his brsthernlaw, Isaac Newton - Market street,
this afternoon at 4ocock precisely without further
tira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30
SHIP NEWS.
by Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHiLApxLrHIA, Jlt An Rosa re, Hill st c. IL: Sea
Flower Opor -spote 18th let lor 50 whslsr
Brighten OF & and fr Bedford. "a out Is bs oil.
Ais" Ret lev. Buuhs Gioucnstsr: II 4 n, ncklsv.
Ssurders Bangor Csg,et X my; or-nsl Goodseli
Brow, May. New York; ~ IA rawy.r tss port Below.
sch kn'.n ia Htiah tswl H,n NYcr.
BALTIMORE Jul Bat h isdel hia tBr.mer Greve,
Phadc.h Herald, ( bIl w d.oi, Kmgst y; homas
noap-r K,rwm Ponce Pa; Sarah &C. '@d Forrs, k'ar.
vok; Try u. q bb Prosidr, CT SID Whg, Baldwin,
Cowes; Anna Ito per Svponds Rio; In ly licou Me
Do AID Smyrna: h, Parker H,rbor trace, F. mo-
psi An h,a,ca a .n n VT sv, % Eos
n dicar and AhXudia Lewis. Nfo
lard heriora.
spoken.
Ratclf Of aud for ,rd n from hina out days cap
taun h. July lat 3i3 lon 40
Audromrde, of Hull ON SydGey, NSW. for CREME ell
July 4, lat 80 IS Ion <s&3
q NIB lem Boston for Cape dc ve;d Islands,
Ju lat 81. loo ~ 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30
Weekly Report or Intsrmsnts

Ia the City and County New York, the 2oth
July to the 9th day OF July, 1874
% Men 70 Women !; 0 Boys II Girls. Total 272
DISEASED
ApopisHy, Casualties, holerr nfantum 80; Chole
morbus Consumption. 10 Commissions a; Group 4; De-
piity /; DarrhOa, 81 Dropsy Il Dropsy in the head. III
tie chest !: Dro.ned Dys;n'syy IS; Dns:.. q n,-s
10 guerpe do scarlet s; d, phus. 5; Heart disease o.
Hoo.rR cough Il inflammation 2; Inflammation OF BRAIN
do Of bowei do Of lungs, do OF stomach Ii do OF
throat 8; q, Of liver q lns,nly Insmpeanes Mai'or
bi tn 2; rheumatism Il Spns dl.ease stIbornt; Teeth
ing Q; leaIus, Uiesation OF throat, .; unRno~n4
Under year 81 TO 9 81; to 2s TO ~ u - 70 90
20 to 30 ~ to 40 TO- 10 So Ii 50 10 50 to TO- 10 TO
~. 1: m to ~ q upku4rp.3
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Cleared.


:s::i n b:.f osss
ssS kes fsss
S;'1a eBEs sSoI ..ds %'s &:
ssss As rs.::.: %s,S jan: rsss riSs s'
10 sturges Cearman; Clarlote Fuller Kingston Mass
Arrived.
hD Ss :ns e Msy s% aS1son ard
Bemrn ,hp Adler. Hohos from Bre@en June 10. with
swedish shin Au.fali, zcp.n IS day, from Bremen with
e." s sS. ' 60 With
sr p :s :" sy
;siS s.ss. ff' js b asg. from
ship e n: ". Scar day. fro" Turks Island with
s S..s fo s' ss sou ~ days fro" BoD with
B:qS, Ri sS' 3. c sss .I Brewer eay I'm
NH Wish; Essdes i.,S i." 1t . igs pa
s sa !" .oo sons s, lot salts. &c leaking
Sra ESu,sS s e. III Ds.sf' day. Lee.
BRUSH bns lien Gown c.ppon. 81 day. from Dundee
GaIb brig MaIv Hnrchs IS day. from Rotterdam with
md,e 10 order passengers
uasas. N ballast. to sIdiSs ksaie@a % Leg Gf" 90
81 Big Hydes Ali T..os T. day. from M.ysgu. PR with
Ua.hsm Dimon o'A''''''" WIN eo'''n
s,h Phsnl.. Gay. IS day: fsm M.,asun PR with III
master
Schr Banner Wlse 22 days from Givstou via Cape Flo
rd.. IN last, 20 mas ef-3 Passengers
schr lzaheth Bradley, Pe.ny, days from on
schr mma, Cole. days from Baltimore with mose to
jobs Lo~dsn
sohr J w Kempton. Osborn, S days from Norfolk with
mdse TO Sturgss " CIearman.
scor often, spfmg days fom Virg MIA with fruit
70 Muster
chr Director, Post, days from Virginia. with fruit to the
m -sier.
Below.
oae ship, two brigs. unkaowu.
WhaIemen.
Nerica Wing, Of Wesp1 out, with 20 bills oil wa,
spoken July lat ~ 8, Ion ~.
Spoken.
Mo'es hence Charleston. Jay al, lat % u.s. Ion 3oby
the Edwsrd ~ this port.
vaanaN hence for savannah July as lat as Ion u IS
By the
" Decstur steering Ess July se lat a. Ion "a dob,
The WASH g'on. at hi, port
ChscSony Of Halifax 10 days from Turks Island for New
l.sn suiy ~ on Huouugton-bv pilot boat Phantom
~ uan. hiiliams DAYS rom CITY Poict for Hamburg
July 10. l,t4f is. To- 43bv the Ailer Il hs pot
Hermtase Badger u Portland from Mobile for Havrr
me dav-by he ,.me
Columb OF Boston, standing w July al lat 49, lon
6-by tbs same
Foreign Ports.
oronIo. June i2-in WATSON, Nodon for Boston,
la,s ouly bmerican
LisBor Jurs- In por. Damascus, Chase, from NYoh
MArAGutz, PR JnIy ii-ln port, VIM Penn, Coleman, (.
re- Tom off IL. Ding; Lewellya, Randall, r New
toik, ldg; Maria Kots. do, Hope, Mitchell fom Nor
Ds Just arr Passed bound in brgs names unkno~n
b.Ezns July -ln psr Seaman Sell, and Lsvaat, bot
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Passu myers Arrived.

LorporPack.t ship 81 ae.-J Rich. Mrs Morgan and
wife, Nrs Brown, Ms. h own r >kvrme Miss + B SIS
Bak.r Miss Pitt Yor., Mrs Wasnmitrs Mrs steele.
Mss Emanuel Ergand; Sizes France; Mr. Schsf II Win.
XII man. Germ sny-a0 10 the stesrag-
BRkMEN-Shp Ade'-Edward MINER New York; Hrsch
Hsrhbrg aud lady, Jusus Henry Lippe Cassel GERMANY
1877 in the storage.
nARLRsroN-Brig Edward-y Sps,r. lady and child, s
Polk T. i,unant, Z A Bukley, ID II Sicox 81 bry L
Ham ou DR. Matte ,na, Barley, Hipg,n. Bspj min
rtueft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30
o7- BERNARD's DTARRHEA

h3- BERNARD'S DTARRHEA MEDICINE This
nricne has TOT many years been experimental with in
every rtdgsof diseases for which II 10 intended and
n, herd quack articles generally advertised II III,
stood The test and now stands triumphant above its enc
mics has found prominent place in the practice OF
hundreds Of persons well qualified Judge OF its efficacy
have pronounced II the best family medicine ever invent
81. We have repeatedly heard the most Hatterinp com
~ndstions Of its superiority any other remedy for
tho cure 81 summer complaints in children, chollcs
ersmps and spssms, aud we unhesitanGly recomms nd
NJ use TO every H. o. Bsrnards once 10 " Nassau q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

AsnEs.fots are very dull. We still quote 81 oct :
81 i2l Pearls are very firm al 81 s7l
BHrApsrurrs-G enesee continues very inactive Of
- 81 - 3't; Ohio and Michigan 81 IS. 81 20. A
lot u old Illinois Wheat sold at g2c Corn Jersey yel
low, is held Ut 90 G.
BtrswA1-Prime Northern and Western Yellow 10 hel,
At oet a29a c. The demand is very moderate
CoTroN-T The sales today, up to Change. were 30
palss After that hour, list of 900 solcs fuIlv fair Il
good fair Mobiss was closed a q for shipncat equal l.
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PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD

PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
To Or. SOL AT TiEu. ,. SavY YARD Lorg
land, on FRIDAY Oh August. by ub Il auctun at
oclotk variety Of articles condemned survey,
Consisting Of
PROVISIONS.
1871 bhls Beef; I3 Prh; P3 bus els Bears; lbs
Rice ~ 600 10, Bread aud Bread Dnst; b, But RI SO
Whisky: ~ bose, ka.ns obi. Flour 1876 saI. M,assss
iDs Cheese, ga NUT o. Proyis barr and casks
CLOT mo
Mattresses blu Pea Jack blue cloth Jackets duck Tous-
sIs white fiaanel SHIFT .he me Draw Pomis. SHOES,
Hats Stockings and seeks NanLe Germ Linen blue
cloth froa'e Blankets. long clio shee ing green Baz
SM ALL STOktS
jack Halves Needles in Kettles Pepper Scissors Tobae
CO, owes.
sHAKINGs, JUNK AND NIFTY OIL CASKS
-, Naval STRAPS Gun Tackle. Tompions Trim TACKLES,
Nnsket CT i'd BIZ Pho a, Tuis H.. P,s A.
ooe Vices, Magazine Shirts. Arm, re Bellows. sorge
NJ ca Slaves, Mustet ScfaIers Iucio~s, Sapo. de
TassIes ergshirg Brusl es, C,n' kr,o'y,ns Rhs, Car
hits II noel Sand P4rer, ap, Quls Sfe-lyars Hand
Set Doub head Powder SIEVE NJ Jsu Drum eads, Ma
ne Hose he &c
h'se nrels espsca thas. under PROVISIONS worthy
Navy Agents G fhce, New FORK July 27th, IsH
JAS. Il 81 YDAM,
yJi hh9fc NAVY A.
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sales or stocks nj Philadsiphaa.

FIRST BOARD July ~ -2O0 Reading n Bosds. Get;
shares wimi gion R, i2}; 80 do 0rsrd Bank l2};
100 DO do b6 ial 10 do Manufacturers Msshancs 10;
$4,000 New County os 1850 o2t; $1,000 Wilmington %.
1883, 8 SAL; $1,000 Lehgh g., ls%b. IS.
srco~n BoAKD July a 10 shares Western Bank ~
$40 do rard Bank las 100 do do bd. lal ITO do DO b.
I2t 80 dc wilmington RR a2l 100 do 40 s2i $4,000
hes Delaware 6s 6s1; $500 Wilmington So lS5e So
SAG; 80 shares Mechanics' Bank M $500 new County %
1880 92t 10 shares schuylkil Bank cap ll S7Oo State
p. "a 7bl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

On Tuesday evenii & 23d inst by the Rev Hugh Blair
WALTER AiTKIr, to AcsEs NEIL, both Of this city
On Thursday, 25th inst by the Rev. DR. Mead, Of st.
Clement Church, Mr. r. NJ NAVARRO, OF Venezuela, to
Miss MARGARrA q. ALLEN youngest daughter of James
Allen, formerly OF Brooklyn.
On Sunday evening, 2Sh inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bene-
dict, MIR Albert WARNER, OF the firm OF Bates War
ner to Miss MARY JONES' late Of Boston, both Of his
CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30
Foreign ImpOrtatlOns.

LoSDoN-ship 81 Iame,-s pkgs 4 A Petr'e-is NJ.
L, nn, .ns 9pp.nstr. Gs~, adssa s0nmsG
Koop Co-2C Guaiher-2 w Rulon--4 Nevins & Ca 90
Barsrns .o-32o Yrs iron Grinnell Minturn Co.'S nv.
Theron Rockwell ceniiJR :. s'nmis Cunt. i
Co,3 ) h 70 henics B'uatTl, Hcsaley pneP'
A,t,say j. Co., Boav. Co. W ym,asssr
Ce-3 Dsvie. 4 jsnss-5T Hunt hunt = Co.'S. D PM,
lips co.. Mark Levy Brothe,-7 Bartlett Welt rd-i
iAsaer-2T pacsard.2 Colieesr-a mes she e.s
Comm 50 Grinnel M,nturu Co-2s ply.
Oval w Harris -i2 A " ailsr-4 Derd-l White X
Sr.field-2 Jas az iabur Un erwYod Com.toch.e
deli sttuford. Swords Col Sill Tnoupsonl Garner
Col Gfnnell. M,ntarn Col H Steveus-i Vyse-s4
to order
arti c.sk 50 Is 2cs aok-r-y6 bxs IA cks Lirn-
dahl2es ithaus SOM do 1851 pkxs 1000 dem ohrs
Pave steat-3so bxs 4 I Poppe-l2 cs Me er-9 B
S' .a Gddsrs .s;
Rover Gnillsnm &co-7 Schi- sng Hem cn-n8 Balm
sandrr-3 ,husud Schlum r q s,-ber-- 4 H,ys-l9
he,meI M.che-3 SimcDsfr bache-l Ottinger Ge :
+ ,ouenet-l6 Vict'r AcheI,s-22 Paveustedt-i6
schrods, & swnzer-szy " Hob-.i.o-a w w spsr-t Go
stcd mn-l5 p.s GIN WIGHT sayre-12s ca,ks
TO order
HorTsRpAM-Brg Msry-2 c. plants Kssb, Ph,lsdelphis
psgs Seine, ERGO Merriam x Bsn, I'd Burag.
Hurter- 1871 ;eaAe cos + Fieder-G0 Cleo H Cray
Boston4soO bids ataus i2 pkgs oman Johnston col
Jonn Aiien-4 Reimont-7oA Rinage, co-3o q Loe~g
Duraod CO.'S HerLeo rath & Van Damme-4 pkg, Wells
Maur-io bedman CO, Boston, Wilink-A3 pkss
pusD.nIs,E Ellen tiowa9-,sa BILE. ,md.e Cameron &
Ihurg Cos w Mckee cU-36 q order
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Quotations FOR SPECIE.

Although the demand at this moment for foreign
change is very limited quotations rule very high The
demand for the steam packet Of the lat proxmo from
Boston, will not show itself much, before packet day
Wednesday. There very few bills in the market
from other sections Of the country The usual supply
from Canada Is cut off The importations in Montreal
and Quebec direct have been very large this season. and
the demand for bills in those cities has not only used up
their usual supoy but the additional quantity thrown
the Market by of the Canada loan recently nego
ciated in London, has been eagerly taken During the
past week several remttances have been made from this
market in cotton parties making payments abroad pre-
ferring that method rather than submit to the heavy
ruling rate for bills Cotton bills from the South are still
looked upon with suspicion. Sterling bills at the South
very high. In New Orleans the ruling were 81
per cent In Mobile per cent the lowest point
There every prospect that exchange will reach
specie shipping rates The leading bill drawers ask 81
per cent premium nett to-day and % is the
for good second rate paper The high premiums given
the Receiver Genel ais Exchequer in Canada precudes
its transmission to this market for sale stock opera
tors themselves now abandon the hope OF keeping specie
back much longer. In August September it must 20
forward freely.
We very valuable table, showing tho compare.
tive value Of importatons from each country for
three years and nine months Of the fourth 1885,
IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES. FROM EACH FsREior
CON-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

~ FsiyAgt MEDICAL AiD--rhe inesnDses ol
the NeW NoIs College oil Medicine and Pharmacy Ii
returning the public thanks for the beral support they
have received IL their efforts to "suppress iuackery,
veg esVeto state that their particular attention continues
4 " trected 70 all diseases OF private MATINEE and
tue great improvements lately made the principal nos
c;as OF EUROPE in the treatment OF those a,seae6 the,
can confidently OFFER to persons requiring medical aid al
Yalsgss not TO be met with any institution In I'm
country, either public private The eatment OF TIL
College "a such az to insure very case and
1tal!y lneren nom that practice r,iinns
zoe contribution with mercury, AMI in most leaving
iIsaso much worse than the original One OF the men
nars q tEe College s maay years competed with th
pi0cpM hospitals otEnrope, attends daily for consua
epp from Am 70 PM.
Tsrns-Atvice and medicine, o. A cure guaranteed
ieyosrATT 70 CouNrRv lrvALips.--Psrsons living IL
tho country ard not finding il convenient attend Ter
soncly have forwarded to them chest contan, M
81 medicines requisite perform perfect curc OF stating
tier care explicitly, together with all symptoms, tms
Contraction and treatment received oissS here nny
nd snclcs,ry 20, post paid, addressed 10
W. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
once sSd coasulting Of the College, b, Nsssnr
Straat.
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7. J BrARNS, Aoction.er.
nv A. iliN(l

ELEG,NT FURNITURE sY C,TALoGUE-THIs
~ Y, at 10 ncock Al Ne IT'S ~ sth ,te-t large
yainab, Household and tchen Furniture
pc" ard second haId corsslg of Wafdrobes Sofas, side.
boards, Mahogany French. Feach Ihan IN d
wed,o haI. nah rany Ia. Be- a.f:t and DIM Table.
d.. rosewood do Lad.,s Work Iaoes, ot'omws d vans
rier aud Centre Tables CRIBS Caes PLAN Dre,sox Bn.
reaus, Book Cases. French It. Looking Ga,s, indow
e." Is Feather Beds HsI Mattress: r'liistr Da@ML
Tables, kngih OIL Cloth, BUSES, Ingram and Veaetan
Csrp,u, RuRs, &c.
Also, nLe iianJ and otoo'.
Ala, m,er cf spen did Oi Pint rs.
Ais large nifty Of xceien Kitched Furniture, with
whit b the will commrrc.
= -Cata ogues ready-sale rain shine
4
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CAMDEN COURSE-TROTTING.
The following Purses and Stakes offered OF
the above course, commencing sept. 18Th. lgtl:-
No. Purs. co. Two Mile Heats under the Saddle. with
irside Stake Sub $780, # Free for horses
purse.
No 2Pure 500 Two Mile Heats under the Saddle, with
inside Stake for 500 II. f. Free for hoes
purse S75
No Pu 81 500 Mile Heats, best three iu FIVE. in har-
ness with inside Stake for $40 H. #. Free for horses
II tt'o.
No -rurs 4loo Two Mile Heats under the Saddle with
inside Stake for $780, f. Free for homes
purse over 100.
No 3-Ppne 500, Two Mile Heats in H.rress with an
inside Stake for 500. II. II Free for hones
pur over 8 90
No s-Pune $500. Two Mile Mile Heats in Harness. Free
for all rotnR honrs
for the above Purses and Stakes close Monday
huput nth, by O'Clock p at John Horters, lrner
Market aud Twelfth Philadelphia; Smith 81
Park Row. New York Three all the above make
race.
" b Should circumstances warrant IT, a Second Free
PAS. will b. given Mile Heas best three in i've, harness
jl0 ltsm
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MARITIME dERALD.
sailing Oays or shs steam ships.


w. snail favor il Captains OF Vessels will Nv.
70 BoBERT SILvEv, Captain Of our News Boats report
OF the shipping left the
spohen on their pasage list Of their and any TO-
egn newspaper they may have lie will board them
Diaediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents,
abroad, will also confer favor by sending IS
Office all the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Naut,ta
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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VEST POINT EXCURSION,

The BENEFIT OF TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
sN&ns7 ~ The SteAmb, at sOu1H AMERICA, ac-
6@s compasWa ny the NeS ork brass Band
Wi he foot If Barclay STREET, on
lnU list Of August at o'clock r. NJ. smaining a
Point hoUrs and the ahou, ii
oc ock tn The Band will of ihsir
splendid performances and CONNECTION with the bstorca
tina OF ts revolution. The VI
AENoLD's TIRE As0NABLE Pk,JELTs.
Aud the Of kosciusko garden ard he
ni6c.at scenery OF the country will make il
de,irabie sxcDrSious ksven
ald shm~nts will served by the captain
o tue boat Ia h . usual e. eKalt style
Tct 20 cents To be lad OF dell 302 Broadway;
Evefce Jr I33 Imam street, T. Cohe, Beach
West sr.@u; and ct the ms tute Rooms. CITY hall
his Honor thr Mayor ard the Common Coun H. having
cspted vatlon ION the nattut~ be erd 70 John
The excufsis IL. jy3yt see
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10 PiLEs.-Ths complaint people suffer to run along
for months without procuring any remedy The celt-
brhed Hays Linmsnt has proved itself to be
medy Tor tins complaint. Soil at IL Courandt street.
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A EXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AID ave usbl. d.cc.r j., be'ns LIQUID DYE
"A Which ~ SANTA kOU-LY chang tn COLOR
of The nAlt To BEAUTIFUL crown or beck, without
u he ba o skin
caten. aud Is ntaneous sfec-al other dyes fequ
from ~ u ~ nours produce chan.e.
LIS superior excel erce wall be every
stag e Application
sale bv Rnbfon aad Co Dpggi,ts 10 Asyor House srd
10 Broa Johi Moore Tayo-, - Liberty street
And 70 the 'rade. by X ana u A " right Ph,ladelphia
iva " sts
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90 DEAFNES5.-Why will persons ,ntnMe to
suffer when remedy is at hand DR. McNairs Acoustic
Oh Will furnish speedy relief to all who afflicted with
periodical Deafness buzzng noises and frequent pains
the ear There can he mistake the effect OF this
Oil and any by calling at No a Coutlandt street
and examining the certificates and letters of Recommend
alton iron those who have used the article and been cured
BY IT, we have no hesitation in saying that they will give
the article trial.
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CHEAP NOAp 0RRS

CHEAP SOAP WORKS
GROCEHs, DKU GoIS rs, AND STORE KEvpERs
are supplied .hesfe than Gao e elsewhere FYaAi.e
~ stock OF JOHNSON VROnM aud compare v in any
other II you wish s1th cho, rtices they
40 Trinity Pace, iote Lumbar street.
CHEAP PERFUMERY
VI every description, ut the Perfume Laboratory
soan Wortsof JOB SSON n VK ON,
$50 1m"m 70 L ipity ace nesr Tnni,y Chsrch
DOCTOR MORRISON
MOTIF RIVER DiSPENSARI sOlk Fulton .tr-~, -
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues 70 be committed d n
heually all private disc,ses which he curcs whe al me-
ury restraint ~ diet and cases particu
uly "GonnthGa" he cures IN three ux DAYS The NOS
,hs,sats Sctures yrld DR. ne an tres
a"nt vii. out oaia % the forms or Structure he s
petct "
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
his Affection and the tan Of .vns resulting from secrr
tret hsh yonth inducing Nocturnal emissions and
mate mroncr, are radically cured by d. 90 pahholog
Ipnpep'ss By restoring the healthy tone nnt
nastanng r original vgor perfect auas or .,
" R-Dk ~ holds communion with medical pretends,
10 ran De surgeons. ~ he H. perhaps the only quaE.f
dvJtng sufgeon the city See his Dipornas NJ ms VI
~ F4T Frlon tr-et Leilers pcstpad ard CO ttinifs
n is a. &c msecins AZ advice 70 any psIt - la
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CELEBRATION AT TRE>TON-t srecial train of
- cars will e,ve Jersey CRY II o'clock Wednes-
ov 3st nst accommodate those Of
tlc atng the celebration # the r. Grant Lodge Of
New Jesey at Tranon and ill the evening
6"clock ommutatnn for the trip, dollar
" cents BY order Of the COMMITTEE ~ Arrange
ID. E0AN, thairman.
y VAN NosrRANp, Sscy.
= h- officers of he various odges requested TO
deposit hr Bnnrs &c. b. Edge Depot Jersey
Cry. IN the ronr OF arsday $50 lt.js
'I'EMPt RANCE MEETING AT lHe BNO1DWAY
1 TABtKNACLr The rev j. Marsh ADD Mr. b
GonEh he yculg man eloquent hayag ed from their
I'm france vii maize resort Of the same the Broadway
ne an account Of his witt 70 the auburn Ste Prison and
his tput all il his uaI gr bic d~f,ay
PEI sps l2s cents will b taten at tn eoor jy3o2.m
MI joan tx LLaAN. OF Lexington, Ky., v lost
- from the seamb at Rhode sland Saturday niShr last
~ 81 leaving Soningt0n; IL sed. hry this
SIDE OF n place He about five feet I've il inch
heiaht sum hull, win bsch and da miexi,
har black cloth black cloth
IONS, and figured MasIle He had his pocket
pteot ever geld watch all account Of supposed TO
De about hi ~ d,iIss
Should the body be found it is requested that have
burial =. the ne,en vrnlsnt place
BY comMunica ,Dg with D. Appleton K Co New York,
Skiilman. lexngtop, XIV all will be PAID
Eciors OF psptn at Stoan goa, Nir~i-h, New pasen
Sg ia b'r l. If the Ut, BY insert
ing de above, will cor'e favor upon I'll cIed {.
New Yoh, Jai 20 1874 $50 lite