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CENTREVILLE COURSE.

UNPRECE DENTED NOVELTY.
Purse Of $1,000 will be given by the Proeto Of the above
Course free for all horses both PAGERS and totte they
please carrying las lbs perform the distance Of miles
within The hour Tbs FIRST horse pomins the distance to r.
performed within the hour Ne FIRST horse 10 receive The $500
The above TO of the Esd day Of Septembv-ThT Q,
10 make field Entries close Jones Second Ward
Hotel, Nassau street. tbs I'd Sept by o'clock r. NJ
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S!a% s.S.2 SsI,,S Ms,
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Nogleans Como, Eldrdse charleson Hy Clay, Downes,
Nrw BrDronp Aug liar Comelia. Ricketson, NYork;
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Passengers sailed

Passengers sailed.
Rio JANEIRo-Ship Gason-Hon William Brent Charge
Affaires TO the Argentine Republic and lady; Geo Brent
VIM Wennerhom, Chas Carmont, lady and two children.
Passengers to Arrive.
SAvArNAH-Brg Baldwin-Mss Blake Miss Smith, G +
Newton John Andrews, James Drscoll, Lathrop, w
Weeks, L + Foster II Dickinson.
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PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Wednesday Evening, August 18th.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL
THIOPIAN SERENA DERS,
MESsRs GERMON,
STANwOOD,
HARRINGTON. &
PELHAM.
Respectfully announce to tina Ladies and 0saemen Of New
York. that they have made arrangements for opening
that delightful place
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
DFOR ONE WEEK oNLY!I
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, AUGUST H.
And the public assured that every will be used
to excel all previous efforts
THE ENTER TAINMENT
CONSISTING NEW
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES, COMIC LEG.
TURES, ETC, ETC.
ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
ACCORDION. BANJO, CONGO. TAMBo AND BONE
CASTINETTS!
THEY
00-CHALLENGE THE WORLD!-n0
THEIR EQUAL.
Concert to commence az For particulars programme
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
MRS. DURAND, (laie Ms1 Maria Miller) from Dsnach
M Ober an Newbirck in Wurenbers now residing IN New
York. wishes 70 nfom her brothers George and John Miller
also her nnce Mr. Rhuphe that she would BE- happy receive
Information from them having heard the 1890
from Ronen France when she left the family emgrang for
New York All information will be- thankfully received by
aut 2w.ec MR. n. DHOME. 10 FULTON street
SHlP COLUMBO, FROM NEW ORLEANS, 10 dlscharg-
~ Thomes Store Brooklyn Consignsss will please
reud TO he receipt Of thsr goods immediately aul0h
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IMPORTS FOR July 1874.

The Richmond and Potomac Railroad for the last year
shows receipts amount to SITS and expenditures
$50 6s7 Its whole cost has been 81 525, and the
$95.270, it of earned more than
o;v
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST IA.


Cleared.
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ssia ssS ssE, as. Z
@ ss hRsHrs NMsi A'SS;;
Arrived.
hp ,en oS IS Go,ag so Boston, 3 days from Liverpool
bags coffee and sample boxes order Vessels left before
o Es s. s % Griffin ys from Tobasco with $500
shs Martha W;.fpsoa booas ? days from s,onins,on in
with The; asS' ' siesd i' d ~
$ss.Is SEiSs%ss ;y Fen is's;:s. with tim.
sassi. spres rS' "'' no mus
sehr Rcaanna Small days from Tho@asion with lime, to
schr Corlelia Pendeton days from Camden with me
schr Cambridge, Hall, days from Boston, with mdse TO
schr Fidelity Chambers from Virginia.
s schr Bf rss P R"ss from sIa Virginia; ,
soop fbbgd Van om Virginia. G xsn'
One barque, brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Ba,ques Cleaner Smith Hull Eng; F,misn, tsw) NybeF,
ao Clinton Iyon SAVANNAH and oSs 0s' Ad' smith,
Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHoor IsL.SSnrn OrFIcr
TSs",s ST. HsS$ iass g 49, Ell Ssa
s. n Ssi $; Tf9asisF s&il s
TSSa s Rs%s ss s Sah s. l %% %
"a s.$a %ss.S
.oy w S9 y w e ,sS sGve
York for Pr9yjdenee Nancy Finley Adams Nantucket for
Albany; V Fs Norfolk for Provideaees ' '''''" '0'
Notice TO MARINERS
Buoyos THE LITrLE RouSD sHoAL.-Blunt's Coast Pilot,
18th edition l79 says" then by making = half
sSa XII g s q'| s. a
SsSy pS' ai ,
Round shoa as black the pa Il This is '1o no doubt,
well known 70 the coang vessels but should be known
Cleared at New Bedford FORD, Aug 10 Pioneer w9Iveron n
caef Indian Ocean Signal I for shp Mount
Woason late Of Salem has been purchased by Asa Swift
Arr at Nantucket Bar OH Omega, Haggery, Pacific Ocean;
ss @ + % 81 He
% aSSew 'S'y xh ne &
&Ss o. issS An S;i Hii :ss tSSyrs;
II DAVE W.g % P soa o 80 SIC 1000 R P @
Young Hero Brock Ss%'uSksi m captain 's,
li0 50; April 4, Phocion, Butler NIB. 200 VIII.
spoken.
Waron f and from Halifax for jamaica 20 days out July
90 lat Is co. Ion SO 30-by the Paris, this port.
Rebeccs & Fisher from st Crox for New Haven Aug o. lat
81 lon 72 and parted with night Of iohby the Bunker
United States from New York for Nassau Aug s. off Hole
Eurota from Havana for Grcenock Aug o lat IS N lon
Ga 80.
NASSAU MP Aug FIN port Forest Of and for NYork via
Rum Kew days Sid 3d. James Power, Keene, Of Baltimore
for NYork via Eleuthera. Arr July Huron Damon Bos
tons sls Morning Star PruJden NYork via Harbor Island
CID 25th Rcnz Benson, South America.
MArASzAs Aug SIN port Ypcatan, ldg sugar for Boston,
MAssAsrLL., July 2-In port, Chief Brown, FOR Boston,
days: Angola Bell for do G; Colorado for hiadcphia 4
Tosasco July 3-Insde the Bar Frances had been 10 the
city dgd gone Chelappe 20 load wood FOR York
Antaes dg bound into do 70 load for do-only America
vessels
Lake Ports.
CLEVELAND, August eCld Eugenia, Toledo; Albany Yer
million; Ruggs Buffalo Farwe, sanduskyi Commodore Yer
Albany Buff Farmer DO; Moses and Elias y Stanley CID
Warren Detroit; AdeLaid Buffalo Below, Murray, Buffalo
oth-Cld w Joy Buffalo, Hudson, do; Barney, Oswego
Ainsworrh, Buffalo.
Home Ports.
EAsrronr, Aug 2-Au Esther Eliza, Rice, New York; itl
Easter STAR Jamaica; Columbia, Bsbadoes Charlotte Lit
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GRAND'EXCURsIoN

-
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
AOl - The Committee appointed for the purpose.
K-Z-epgaged the splendid and popular Steamboat
Excursion up the Hudson 70 West Point FRIDAY 18th inst
allowing fine opportunity for viewing the magnificent Scenery
ofthe North River
In order comfort and satisfaction every one the
number Of Tickets have positively been limited.
An Excellent BAND engaged for the will be
tendance And Mr. PARKER, the celebrated Conductor Of
Colons and Director Of the Thistle Balls has kindly
ed 20 snpcrintend the may dance
MIR. ISAAC EDGE Jr the fimed Pyrotechnist Member
Of the Association has kindly offered OF his brilliant
Fire Works, made for the occasion, be exhibited the
The South America will leave follows viz
Market Slip, 10 o'clock A. MBarcay street halfpas 10
Canal street, i0s4-State Prison Dock, II O'clock
Tickets for The Excursion FIFTY cENTs-To be had Of
JAMES CURR, President Corner anal and Hudson
VIM RICHARDSoN, Y. P.. Cor. Perry and Greenwich.
JAMES HARRISON Northern Hotel Courtlandt st.
JOHN PATTEN. Il Commercial Hotel 70 Couuandt ct.
MAJOR SINCLAIR .............. 0i Reade street
v. CLlhEhJOH Fulton and Broadway.
And on board The boat hs morning. e The Lreuson
TON well known TO be for charitable The Com
mttee that ter endeavors this occasion will be
ed with that which has always been awarded them in
their exertions TO relieve the Widow aud Orphan
auIt 3tissrc
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
sAFARILLA, CENT AN AND SARsAFRAs, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
tablished for the suppression OF quackery This refined
tying qualities and curative powers the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College infinitely
superior any Of sarsapara present before
The public and may be relied on as a certain remedy for
all diseases arising rom nm impure state Of the blood
such as scroula salt,rheum rngworm, botches PIN
PIES ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
erupuons, liberated threat any disease arising
from the secondary effects OF syphilis injudcouf
in Cases Of halfadozen Bottles, 50 80
/" one dozen o 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
~ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once OF the College, % Nassau street
VS.. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
70 CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY CURED.-Ias
Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, Is confidently re
diligence Of any kind It's an invaluable rene
az Tor npotence scrlity, barrenness depend
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen ss cor.
taiIy packed and sent TO all rarts ofthe Union
Nassau ,rsss WIS ara1aDsoN. NJ I D. 4@ssn. =
Wy- RECORDS PAhislAN Ate RATIvE MIx
TUE the cure Of primary or sec ,ndary syphilis
and all affections produced by an inudicous Of mer
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
oeiative all other preparations orthe cure Of sy
phs is, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the II is Administered tor The
best recommendation we can give Of 10, that is
mery mercury the only cure for those com
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of hall
dozen carefully packed, and sent 70 al parts Of the
Union. Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmn
cy % Nassau street.
w. q RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent.
o3- VELPEAU's sPECIkIC rILLs FOR THE CURE
OF oonorrh6a elect and all mocupurulent discharge,
from the nrethra THESE pills. prepared by the New YorL
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression Of quackery may be relied the
they are guaranteed to cure from hre,
t,ve days and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges hid chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without aonfne
rent from business, ainng the breath or dssg recipa
with the stomach. Price 81 per box
Sold At the Office OF the College Of pharmscy and Me
dicne, 90 Nassau street.
W. g. RICHARDSON, M o. Assa,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL
Sheridan, Depeyster July Is New York, Croppcr Aug Is
= FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Brton, July 10 Westminster Hoyey. Aug 20
Mediator, Chadwick July 20 FOR HAvRr.
FROM HAvRE. Francois |, Answorth, Aug. 16
LOUIS Philippe Casof July v de Lyon, Stoddard, Aug "a
81 nicolas, Fell, July l6 Utica. Hewitt, Sept.
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
ON THE BA ,PiFs N sTAAITTEdN BLAND,

ON THE BAYSIDE, STATEN ISLAND,
NEAR 1.-THE NARROWS"
Tor PERMANENT BOARDERS, transcient dodgers and
day offers opportunity Of Enjoying the bree
view land and unequalled for is picusqusnss the
luxury Of the bath 1.-THE beach being within half mile Of
the house.)
The dinner hour ~ oclock-on Sunday o'clock So.
carriages attendance for the Of the
guests fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, Just finish
I'd for the Of the of the establishment
GEORGE PIERS, Proprietor.
B.yTwo OF the best the House may be had for
the remainder OF the immediate application OF FAM.
lies.
On Sundays the boats Speon landing every hour
Carriages in attendance to 10 Clifton House
ms Inn
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I'll f ALBA Mr. A,
DOB BROADWAY, BETWEEN SrRIro PRINcE STREET,
THIS fashionable place Of season. The
lees Fruits, Jeies and other refreshments Of the finest
description.
An Orchestra combining Of the first musical talent in
he city perform every evening except Saturdays and Sundays
Beini and Others equally celebrated.
BRANCH No. les East Broadway door above Rutger
street. where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found. auil lmisnc
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DR.. HOLLICK'S LECTURES,
ON THE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS, &c.
FOR GEN EMEN ONLY

WILL be again repeated on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
w and THURSDAY, August 18Th, 18th and 18th illustrated
by the Fifteen Celebrated Models of the Female Form focus
&c Admission 80 cents Single Lectueor 81 for the Course
The former room having been much too small Dr. has
and Grand adjoining the Broadway House Any purchss
ng Ticket for the Coue will also be entitled attend with
il the Lecture Friday Evening 18th, Digestion Re~pirz-
ton and Circulation Of the Blood Ladies. Gentlemen and
Young Persons attend this Lecture together Admission rs
cents Commence precisely 8P NJ. sul2 3tissm
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YSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE
FREE EXHIBITION.
MR. MCARTY, respectfully announces that the request
" Of many families in the city of New York and vicinity he
has made arrangements fo week longer with Messrs
HOOD RuGGLES and WILLIAMS, to give their Grand
and Unequaed Performances, commencing
Monday, August 12th
The Exhibition will begin with
- Magic Plates by Mr.. WILLIAMS the celebrated Plate
Wsl!zcr and Balancs n which he stands unry
introduce his novel and pleasing feats
Mr. II. w. RUGGLES, the much admired Slack Rope
Vauer will appear and perform his wonderful fea Of strength
and agility and will finish his by turning One Hundred
Summersets.
Mr. HOOD will also appear the Elastic Wire and Dance
Feat Of Standing on Barrel which sts on the Wire display
ing the perfection Of equilibrium.
MIR. WILLIAMS will introduce his son, Master AVON in
the pleasing acts Of Grecan and Prussan Games.
" lntermssion Of half an hour
Mr.. HOOD will make Grand and Terrific Ascension on
the Tight Rope upwards Of 300 feet and backwards
feat only performed by himself
The EIhipon will conclude with the Italian Fantoccini by
SlGNOR GARCIA, representing life.
A Good Band Of Music in attendance
Days OF perormance-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mencing p. Nj. auI2 m
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STRANGERS BEWARE,


TN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
important choose experienced PHI scan-DR. j.
EVANS has removed his Old Galens Head Dpensary No
29s Pearl street corner Of Beekaa street where he continues
how complicated lie appes The citizens and Strangers that
nection whatever with any other office His charges
moderate-his consultations strictly private.
N B.Observe the number-msskes often dangerous
288 Pearl street.
10 Medicines and directions part Of the Union,
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
an
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o.. The St. Louis papers by last nights mail an
nounce the death Of d c Parsons, Esq enc Of tho
Locotoco candidates for Congress in Missouri
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SS- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The MEMOIRS Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress uackeryn
beg eaveto state that their particular attention continues
to be directed to all diseases Of private nature and 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 al
vantages not to be met with in any institution in this
country, either public private The eatmen OF the
College is such to insure very case, and il
soaly different from that ocrncous practice Of running
the constitution with mercury anl in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One ofthe mem
ners OF the College r many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofEurope attends day for consulta
ton from AM to 8 Pm.
Terms-Advics and medicine, ss cure guaranteed
INFORMANT TO COUNTRY ISvALrDs.-Pcrsons living in
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
sonaliy have forwarded them chest containing
al medicines requisite to perform perfect py sstne
their explicitly together with all symptoms tins o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, il anv
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressedto
". y. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
1scs and Consulting Of the College, 6b Nassss
srect
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90 AGAIN THE WARNING VOICE Is SOUNDED
in the last bill Of moralitylook the children taken of
by cholera infantum. and summer complaints-what
awful number All the reported those that have
neglected BERNARD'S DIARRHEA MEDICINE
GO 10 every case where this medicine has been admins
tered health has been restored could publish thous
ands Of certificates OF this fact all Of which be
by calling at the propetors Office 81 Nassau street, New
York.
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o. A DELICIOUS HEAD OF HAIR FOR THREE
Shilings only Joness Hair beautiiy
ing causing the growth and rendering the hair beautiful
dark. soft silky natural and keeping it long time
is sold three shngs bottle, at the Sign Of the Ameri
Eagle 81 Chatham St. 323 Broadway 1879 Fulton
Brooklyn. and State st, Boston.
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CHARLATANS, HUMBUGS, QUACKS.
SoME BLoCk 4. "a. who live upon mts.ion' and
roach and Bedbug Poison the public and by strong
sements forcing their worthless stuff upon the credulous
The subscriber the inventor Of the scocotoxcon and he will
his preparations for Bedbugs either in the share Of
powder or liquid his Cocrosch Poison Patchouy Compound
Tor Moths the inmtabe Flypaper, and the Compound
Chemical Whale Oil Soapall Of which eectuaI and
trial will convince the scepca The ony genuine place
for procuring the original aud eecua peparations
inventor, DIR. LEWIS FEUCHT WANGER,
No. GO Maiden Lane, near William street
In Philadelphia at ZIEBER co.
aul2 3tiseodsrc In Boston at RI DDINC 4 co.
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The canals Of Pennsy vana do not exhibit that great
increase in receipts that the canals Of other States do
The public works of every State around Penns yvania
have been unusually productive while those Of Pennsyl
mia bat barely hold their The quantity Of produce
transported this division of the canals the
beard has net increased very much any instance while
in many there has been great Decline will be seen on
reference to the annexed table
EXPORTS OF LEADING ARTICLES WESTERN DIvI.
SION THE PENNSYLVANIA CANAL July FouR
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, Tin
PLATE, &c.
OUU gross.J
casks Pen and Pocket Cutlery Razors and Scissors.
casks common and best mil, bsstd and taper Files
4 casks low priced and best Hand and Back Saws.
q casks "Elwcll's," "Brades aud common Hoes.
1000 kegs superior Cut Nails, lat the lowest prce.)
80 boxes Tin Plate, az, lat 1926 per box
Also, Trace CHAINS, Hooks and Kings Round Bolts, Nor
folk aud Square Latchcs Pad and Patent Knob Locks Iron Tea
and Table Spoons Frying Pans Percussion Caps Hair Seating
all sizes Chain Web, Cured Hair Sofa Springs, &c. &c., &c.
For sale the usual credit very low prices, by
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
aul2 6tssrc No. 90 John street, (up stairs)
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ft1-coNsUMPTIoN MAKES IRIS ADVANCE WITH
MUSINGS.

(Not) BY MISS NJ A. BRowNE.
They are freckled Who are freckled
All on whom the sunbeams fall;
Some much like trout are speckled--
Others like a granite wall
But the famous Soap of GoURAUD
Cometh like an angel bright;
Changing arms, neck, face, and forehead,
Into most brilliant white
They are pallid WHO are pallid?
Seamsiresses with nightly toll;
Ladies with late hours invalid;
Students " wasting midnight OIL"
But the Liquid R0ug.f OF GouRAup
Lends the pallid and the weak
A tint just like biashine forehead,
When applied to lips and chesk.
They are hairy WHO are harry
Ye gods I've seen some ladies, young,
As much unlike sylph or fairy
As the teeth are like the tongue
Woman, bearded like the pard -
A rapid radiance would ye try?
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.. STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE. 10 close The

%@~e STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE, Ito close the
M Sss, g. s; s.ss
- - - EXCHANGES EANlsIiIP NEPTUNE 7ts
buhen; she first order and condition. having
formed her last trp from Charleston in hoar, she was
With 20 and SO copper furnished with new boiler made
y. AIlare aud condition every Her
engine IS about $50 horse power - inch cylinder IN feet
stroke % feet diameter Of wheel oil made BY Aaire and
Of unsurpassed workmanship For further particulars and
ventory (Which full and compete) apply Captain Rollins
board, the Novelty Works the Office OF j. H. Brow
err Front street Captain Rollins may be daily
o'clock Inventory also the auction The Neptune
may be purchased by time
the day Of sale. aula iitis.rc
A CHOICE EXCURSION TO ROCKLAND LAKE.
So7 l1 The Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt.
GIrM. II. TIuesdell. on THURSDAY, August
18th will make an EIeuFsion ~, 70 hoeLhnd
Lee Fort Washington, Dobbs Ferry the Palisades Workers,
the Termination Of the New York and Eric Railroad and many
other points Of interest.
ROCKLAND LAKE is situated an elevation OF 300 feet.
and within three hundred yards Of the Hudson. IL
sbound with FISH the Of the Hackenssck River and
the reservoir from which this city supplied with Ice
Leaving Barclay O'clock Cathsrne At half
past Pier No tNk at quarter before Barclay street
and Hammond street al qnaerpa rcurnng TO the city ~
Fare for the Excursion Three Shillngs
Suitable Refreshments will be provided. aul& 2trc
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BY This Mornings Southern Mail.
PHILADELPHIA Aug l3AT Jane Henderson, Hinson, New
Haven; Augusta, Bryan, New York Cid Unon Harding,
Norfolk.
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90 HOW INPATIENT ARE THE CHILDREN OF
men for the things that make to their good Day after
day does the eager enquiry salute What shall
we do to be cured or where remedy be obtained TO
restore the constitution brought low by the prevailing
diseases Of the We say go to 81 Nassau street.
and get bottle OF FERNARDS DLARRHEA MEDI.
CINE, that and thai can cure darrhGa, celic
and cholera NOR VI.
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COLMAN'S
I.ERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
DE UTIFUL PAIN TINGS,
No. 2O3 broadway, New York.
- o. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING ONLY
NJ STRANGER should leave the city Without calling IN
~ the Great Collections Of Books Paintings and En-
grsynD which Offered prices suit the times
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