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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-02
NOTICE.

West B, Rouge, October, 26th 1914.
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state The most important article in the whole 10 that
relating to the Legislative power to create debt The
perments made by Of the old States OF the Union
have given lesson to the inhabitants Of the Territories
which will De OF great service them and doubt
vent immense sacrifices We the article alluded to
at length.
ARTICLE s-Of public debts and liabilities !. The
Legislature shall not in any manner create any gent or
debts, liability or liabilities, which shall singy or in the
aggregate with any prevsus debts Liabilities exceed
the sun of hundred thousand dollars except in case
OF war; to epel invasion suppress instruction. unless
the same shall be authorized by some law for some
single object work to be distinctly specified therein
which law shall provide ways and means, exclusive Of
loans for the pay Of the Interest OF such debts
liability fas due and aso to pay and discharge the
principal of such debt liability within twenty years
IRON the time Of the contracting thereof and shall be- r
repeaabe until the principal and the interest thereon
shall be paid and discaarged but such law shalt take
effect until at general election shall have been sub
mted to the people and have received majority OF all
the votes cast for and against such election and all
money raised by authority OF such law shall be applied
only to the specific object therein stated the pay
ment Of the debt thereby created and such law shall
published IN newspapers in the State Tor three months
preceding the election which il is submitted to the
nenn -
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5unu1y, Oecs I'D r. M
Considerable excitement exists among capitalists and
business in relation to the likely to be pur
sued during the approaching session OF Congress 1t
anticipated that there will prevail considerable inAu
ence that will take off the edge Of psrlizan feeling. and
quiet those sposed to act upon the ultra doctrines
oil their creed So long the parties remain divided
they are at this moment there is very little danger sny
vital interest Of the country suffering from legislation,
or from any change. The movements of Congress must
prime pally confined to the passage OF bills Of very
Little general Importance and to the discussion Of the
repeal Of the present tariff actto the adoption OF 81
TEN OF cheap hostages, and perhaps the establishment
OF some plan OF government finance for the satekeepiug
and distribution Of the OF those acts Of i'm
portance enumerated, it is possible both parties may
agree upon tariff Of hostages, and experiment made
by adopting some plan but this is at present. very
doubtful while the least change in the Others is at this
time, very improbable. The money market must con-
nae depressed, and the operations OF capitalists and
spscuators very limited until these questions
definitely understood which cannot be for sometime afe
Congress convenes, and the reports Of the different Sc
cretaries made public. We do not look for resumption
Of business generally until after the LIST of January
the payment Of the ns.alment the government debt
due then will have certain influence on the money
market. Many operators look for greater abundance
OF capital seeking employ in all kinds Of stock Sc
curtes by the middle OF January than have ever had
yet These calculators anticipate the withdrawal of
money from mercantile and manufacturing pursuits in
consequence of the result or the late elections but we
are OF the opinion that they will be about as much dc.
ceved as they have been in the result of the contest
We annex our usual table of comparative quotations
for the past week =
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Died.

On Saturday, 30th ult OF consumption, Miss MARY +.
Ho,NE, i'll the 22d year Of her age
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
requested to attend the tune al this morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence OF her brother Bay street.
On snnGay. ls inst Mr.. JOHN NoAwxs aged 50 years
The friends and acqna,ntances OF the family re
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral at his residence
corner OF Troy and Washington Streets tomorrow after
noon at o'clock
On Saturday, 3Oh u after tedious illness, which he
bora with Christian fortitude, Patrick MURRAY in the
saith year OF his age.
The friends Of the family and those Of his brother Ed
ward Murray and brothers in law, John Mcintyre and
John Hosy, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence 65
Grand street, without further invitation.
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E. NIBLO's CONSERVATORY AND SEED

So NIBLO's CONSERVATORY AND SEED
0T0ESTAbLlSHMENT-57 Broadway, adjoining tbs Gar
-. -. , sabseIbers respectfully inform hsir friend.
tsasonaoe Pr,ces, b9uqaes Fancy ke Vases, &c, Of
a,l suitable or bridal Parties the Opera Ball Room. or
ofo IN the most fashionable elegant styles with proper
wast secuted Fcwers Imported Dutch Bulbs hyseias
Fancy Hyae ith GLASSES Gold fish, sc Flower Vegetable
aud Bird .~rds F,ut add Ontm-aai Trees shrubs,
r,ans ~ Hover always hand Book adeI the
ilnmed ate super idence OF GRANT THO tBUKN,
BEEN added to the bu All the STANDARD Works Of the day
will BE- constantly on hand.
AL articles ted and will be sold low
Cor cash only. GRANT THORBuRN u Co,
n3) imrc Propretors.
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leak Of y 900 strokes per 81 hour. viii have to

o. sprung leak q i 600 strokes 81 hours Will have to
sSig fsSeS new Seymour day. from Newburypo.,.
s. George U I1s 81 IS intended as one Of the
baStjss d r $sSs from cuneo. with .ho-
Et dsss;s SST Of ss for
ao es0 oa s9 a Fwa Bsysts, Of K9gon for New Yok
Gss.ia N % Sss
o % Gs III al. 3" % hsd n ssas No.
h e 30 Ion s. Is Asssa.Ss day: iom ST. THOMAS
FOR s New S' York s''h lat " a. = fsf'' from st. Domingo
Ph, S Wilton i Curtis as days from ssvana with hides.
ba$s balisy SaS: s$ s'i with cot;
Bislss Isabella Bese, d fun Malaga. with fruit God
Brig Sea Gull sds FIN Baliz, Honduras with moasses and
lgs caslHs Piai, Rice, 10 d. I'm Apalachcoa cotton
w s sS se fy; Bs.s ssSs
xfi "a DAYS ssGa,is
% Ss K Sa11s ,S a spoke sch Montgomery days
ot HS ~ia: Ss$ Az: Gibraltar
0o sy ch1ss aa d,y from Rio Janeo via New
Big sussSsbsass Msiicp. days from Nevis, in ballast
ss The ara q the 9Th a
sns ks9ecc Robissoa 30 days from ST. Crox with
), Big Mobile 5issI@ols, 20 days from MOBILIZE with cotton
ship @es@a om NeM Orleans FL LIVERPOOL M1s 81 o. Ion 70
Brig yiSinia Talbot s days from St Marks with cotton
b, Brig KsaS Hi. days from 8 Marks with 800
TO j Norton
Brig Bo, Lawrence "a days from ST. Marks with cotton
to master Has been days North OF Hateras.
!, bS Noes Loveand days from Charleston with cotton
British brig Sisters Ellis 20 days from Prince Edward Island
with potatoes, 70 !. y i. =. Winsow.
Brig Sheer Keller. IA days from Thomason with lime
master
Brig Sc Patrick Williams, days from Bangor with lam.
Brig Alabama, Means, days from Blue H with plaster
to master.
sc Boston, Payne days from St. Jago de Cuba with 2o
bales tobacco 81 hhds sugar 1884 pieces stc Laala
1000 segars 70 master.
schr Brilliant, Mclntyre from Wilmington NC via New.
port, days with naval r. 3. Powell. The b.
blown Of the Coast in the late gale and put Newport
Schr YIN. Wilson, Baker, days from Boston.
Schr Melville, Rice DAYS from Lubec, with plaster.
schr CoIea Crockett IA days from Thonason with plaster.
schr Andromedas Perry, IA days from 1homaston, with
schr Savannah Smith, days from Newport, with mdse to
Schr Dime Schultz days from Providence bound to Pha
delphi,
Schr Lyra, Shay. IS days from ST. Marks (St. Domn.
go with 332 sticks mahogany 1000 pounds logwood A..
T.. Rossre ~
schs Elvra slocum days from Baltimore with mdse to
master.
schr Good Hope, days from Baltimore with mdse to
mper.
schr Anaconda Johnson days from Washington N. to
master.
Schr Repeater, Jones' days from wilmington NC with
nav al shores. to
Schr NJ NJ Fowle Reid days from Washington NC with
naval stores, to master.
Brig Emeline, Sawyer. from st Marks.
Also ship, barque full rugged brig from Gibraltar, and
Q brigs unknown.
yslied.
Brig Erato Swan, Mansano; Pilot Joseph N Lord Jones'
Ioite au flatte; brig Harry King, Morrison Halifax.
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GREAT AITRACIION.
rTNHE GUINEA SERENADEhS will give a Grand Ethio-
plan Coucert, Monday Evening" Dec 3D. al the Apollo
Rooms introducing Songs, Glees ohouse. Sc written
Congo, Iambo Bone Castnetts. Tnsngle and Bells The
Guinea Serenaders their friends and the ladies', that
nothing W be introduced in their Concert that offend the
mos. iasdous their design being to make it an amusing and
at commence at = g. For programme small bills
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Miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrIcE-The European packets will sail
to-day.
scHR CAROLINE Hartley Of and for Portland from NYork
with Sur and steamboat machiGery went ashore The Cod
about ocPef about one scioc next
he he s 5 ,sS no a Ss m
Bristol Me for potatoes and sunk her e.. Immediately the
.s %
ata
70 shore self he persisted His found
On IN Ss s 1f1 SSf%E with box Shocks
IL ;s% t. Ss;sas
was Ms aaac from tie ssri Of WIN H.
Hunter the largest merchant ship tina, ever built in iris
ns gi nf
% VIII 81, sass
~ j. feet ss Do 40
h .psrad Ss S d sSr issa
H"d Ss
WhaIemen.
Eyer T% cp Gas % q a che NIB
and zoo lbs bone; officers and all we'll No Ame
fy Cory SP 81 a a; cA ssss :s
Norma from Orleans for Liverpool 2lst ult, lat So Ion
G.zeie iBrJ from for Demerlra 7h inst, Ia, l-5o N,
Foreign Ports.
A Of .a f Pr
s9isd spooasl ProsiSes.s aae. sid om
AsaSse ssp gS es Of se% o4 for w Wind
from sepIa seSf alanna from ss w%ssSs
Clara Emma from ,sans Cork was disnsssea and waier
as
la the hold Of the vessel
aLnkefPortx.
sss. t Ss: a. s.ss
sds sy ssa%
aS n s%%s tsssssd'
@ s5s s
n fdie Eie; Dexter Creek; EmrrTss, .sandasky; Lex
5s$ ss hsssi @ k sTsss
tons Stranger. Buffalo; sandusky do; Billow do Anne
Home porss.
Pos1isS9 Ney2 -cld saa Cutter Mobiles Goth, Dab
Bos;EEss, Nov sSAS chses, fsadsHsa. Gseaia expert
f%ss s s ss ia ss
s%. HsH sss%ai :; SaEs ss'S; y9f
s.n s% o TI FEsa.sss s S,.,a 4. @
%ssG So ws Mary e S"
Moosepecca. TO. NYork Below, Nanasket Roads, Reaper
Galloup, Of aud for Salem, from Accra Africa.
for Boston; 26th, Calcutta Clark Wilmington NC. for do
ladelphia for do Charles Ober Lubec for GEORGETOWN DC
with loss Of oresiil Velocity Montgomery. do for New Yok
with Veto PsaaIeop Phsaepha 70, Boston with los q
island Lecount kchmond for do; Denmark, Ryder NYork
for dol and Others bound East Sid goth, Nphon
Of Nantucket) Gardner. Pacific Ocean,
HotMrs Holr. Nov 2a5Arr appleton MI ke1son New
"a MLopd Boston for Rappahannock; Cornela, Fauin do
PRovipENcE Nov Triumph Elliot Norfolk; Moses
Browg Nckerson Philadel hia Andes Sears. Albany; En-
press, Turtle and Providence Brown, New York Sid Grand
Turk Nichols, Wilmington Nc. or Philadelphia Arr 2ytl
Jos Brown Chase Baltimore fances Bake, Norfolk Rnz
Dur!ee NYok. Below anchor off Fields Point fore and
af! schr sid President, Wilbour St Ihomss aud mkt
Nrw OaLEAss, Noy ?3--Afr Ashland, Williams, Bostons
Columbia Haley NYorh; Cato Wales and Verona hoye.
Malaga Ml coumbqs Norl smi@ Bordeasx Juan, sp,nl
Ing rsol! Havre Ellen Brooks Sam son. Glasgow Vctone
SINNER, BiltimoIe; New York lsl Wright. Galveston.
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Passengers Arrived.

BALizg (Ion.)-Brg Charles Hammoud-Captiin John
night James Scout and John Lindsay ad u the s,eeage
brig Majestic Of St Andrews lost Point Pdra south
side Cuoa the hurricane Of Cd Oct and 10 days
oren boat.
(iiBRALTAR-Brig Oceana--D Moss.
NEvisBrig SusquchannahS w Ledett and lady, LARS.
compt and Mr. Redwood.
CHARTEsroN-Baqu que Edward-A Vretts, Hall, q w
French, G Hills, Bryant, II Orcot
CHARLEsToS-Brig Moses-L Smith.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.


MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY,
AS the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
"a York and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose Of
giving in the principal fashionable Dances prevailing
IN the highest circles Of Ehoean ard American society
Mons X. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style met The admat,on Of The public
Among cteef, Mons propose, p teach that well known
the valse De BENZ fass MaLonrAa--new Collions-asw
Mons X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY w
dusici The Instruction viii be given in the French Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms arr engaged al Is Park Place stricy private
The Polka and the Quadres at present danced IL
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be
or twelve lessons, the Mazoufka. All Others
four lessons.
For further particulars insnre OF MONS KoRPONAY. a,
his residence, Is Park Place.
TknMs:-Cass Lessons from 10 to IL, A. Nj i2to and
TO 2, l.. NJ, and from 6 10 ia the evening.
Six lessons, S6-tweve Lessons Sl0 and quarter, Sl5.
Pyate Lessonssa Lessons, So twelve ssons, Sl2 quar-
ter, $40.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
emies. &C., tic. na
M'LLE. PAULINE DEsJAKDlNs respectfully informs
~ her patrons and the public genera that she about
form Cidsse de Dance for ladies' and gentlemen in which
shs wall eicn the fayoe Polka, Maxou and ali the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be from oclock o'clock,
and The evening from O'clock TO O'clock
Ladies and gentlemen wishing call
hOuae No. arb NIL mls m
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State or Trade.

AHEs-Pots are in very limited request at 81; Pearls
are hIm but inactive a 50 49,
BEEswAxPrime yellow OF all ptons sells want
ed at 30 294c. The demand is very moderate.
CorToNThe sales to-day only amount to 600 bales, at
quotations below -:
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To TAII.ORs


rNHE Second Edition OF Stinemes celebrated work
tug OF every description style of
equiied published aad ready 70 delivery Those who
dsre avail themselves Of the advantages % be derived
from the use OF the INSTRUCTIONS Z contains would 90 well TO
and contains elegant diagrams Of All the various styles
Of garments the day with full and ample insrac-
scientific The follow
ing few q the highly table who testify
TO ths merits of the book -
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treaties Cutting Girments. with pleasure recommend
wosk complete its practical
pcaon TO cutting superior heretofore published either
Ia Europe America.
+. Henry Son, Daniel Cutter, Stats Bunker, Charles
Cos r. W rryon Co., D. r. Homer, James Daily. John
Hayland j. H. Banker.
The above obtained Of the author, No 3 Broadway
New York n3O lmsec
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JONES' MENAGERIE.

Iiy FULTUN ANU Ia ANN NTKEFT.
THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform The
public that his Menagere will be for exhibition this
day from u O'Clock Until O'Clock y the evening
Animals Birds, &c exhibited in this ,untry in
tenton Of the Proprietor make such additions his cocc-
ton will render lf possb) superior any other ia the
United and for that purpose he hereby requests all
sons having valuable animals to dispose Of
i'm a call
B-Entrsnce the exhibition Ladies' iae Fulton st.
door the Drug store sdmance IS cents chdren
haEprice. EDMUND JONES, Propr' etor.
New York, 18th Nov, 1874 na5 imrc
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We notice greater regularity in prices throughout
the past week than for long time previous, and the
clo1ing rates do not vary much from those the
close Of previous week. This state of the market can
be attributed principally to the want Of disposition in
operators to make any transactions OF consequence until
after Congress convenes, until after the various
subjects now sgitating the public mind are settled.
An election for Directors Of the Morris Canal Bank
ing Company held Saturday, the sOth ut which
resulted in the choice of the following named gentlemen
DrAcroRs MonRm CANAL AND BANKING
COMPANY.
Thomas Tileston, Benjamin Williamson,
Joseph b. VarDum, Peter Nc Martin,
Jarhet Bishop, Fred'k T. Frelnghuysen,
Chester Clark, John Strader, Jr.,
George GrisWod,i james J. Schofed,
Jonathan Coddington, John J. Bry ant
John Rankin, Henry Nc Farane,
Jacob Little, Elijah Scott,
Samuel X. Brooks, John A. Willink,
j. Woodwara Haven, zebsd s Cook Jr.
Joseph w. Alsop,
Daniel Tyler, Esq. was chosen President and John
Bryant reapponted Cashier. This is very strong list
Of Names and under their direction nothing will be Lett
undone thai should be DONE to complete and the
producveness of this property Confidence in this drsc
ton must become firmly established and under this
administration every thing encourage the stock
holders. Whatever object those individuals named above
have in view, they will carry cut be for individual
public interest.
The Chesapeake-Bank Of Baltimore has recently been
made a government deposite Bank. The
ing at Baltimore will hereafter be deposited in the above
Bank, and the Bank of Baltimore.
Navigation the canals OF this State having been
pended shall be able TO publish the receipts
for the season, from public works, ard enable
arrive at conclusion to the finances of the State
and the condition of the treasury, subject of interes.
and importance to all taxpayers We from
the Collector Of Tolls at Rochester They show an in
last year. but the total receipts 1874 are
less than those in 1910 or lSll:-
CANAL TOLLS RxcEiPTs AT ROCHESTER.
Tolls received in 1874. ...s2ll 046 %
1918. ................ LOG, $50 90
Increase IN 1874. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l4,l70 26
1t will be that the increase lest year tolls
collected at this Office is sl4,l7O 26
The following is statement of tolls collected at Roch
nrtor caro ..,..;,.a lno,.
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Second Board.
New Stock ExcI,anve,

SALES AT Bosror SrocK ExcHANoE-Nov. 80
10 Western RR 6S 20 do. S73 100 Long Island RR,
13a loo Nor& Wor RR, 69a; Fhchburg RR, l0St; so
do, 1851 SO East Boston Co, ST; 100 do, 8.
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D0mestis Irnportatfons.

ST. MaRKsBrig Vireiuia-s25 bales cotton Mel Gee An
deon-59 hides do 1860 cotton Hobrook, Nelson coz boxes
Francis-l Taylor u Rcch-l00 Cents Il co.
MogrLs-Brig Mobile-2l bales cotton Wiams-279 Col
lomb x lnn--53 NJ Msbe-3o order.
ST MARKs-brig Tonquin--85 boxes tobacco Perkins *
Hopkins2i3 bales cotton hobrook Nclsonl3 order
CHARLEsToN-Barlne Edward f36 ties Victor Duckwih
-375 bales cotton Smith Mills-l25 Swain co50 s
McCormin-3G bags feathers Greenway Smh2i bags Vie
tor Duckw!th-3 bags DO, J. rost7 boxes trunk
NJ Bake-3 chs coil rope Jones2i bdls O7 terces
rice 10 bxs 10 bbs to order.
CHARLrsrovBrig Moscs-e3 bales co,tcn. RenarJ Co
Lakens Co-i6 casks. Dortici5o hides bdl In
gersol Ccl bx, Sanger Georgei bx, Eahrcnstock
&Co
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Foreign IruportntIon.,

BALIzr (Hon)-Brig Charles Hammond-2Ooo cocoa nuts
Brett vosel70 logs mahogany 81 tons ogwood 300 hides
Blarco.
CETTEBrig Oceana-28G casks wine Hilger CLIO ar
20 half 20 half pipes Anstin-.6 ar Pouchard
half IS bbs N oodhue co-30 Dos songe-83 Ayman x
coo Bogodine-20 Nichoson- half Dbl cask bbls
order
observation-disclosures Whton--2iC0 hess--5t7 scksfustic
Everett Battcllla97 hides jackson coo bags coffee
Laurence, Murray s ingate.
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BOOK X + ING, &C.,
80 Cedar Street

Mr. G. q. MARSH respectfully that his Count
1 Rooms, for the study OF Practical BookKeeping Com
merc'a Arithmetic, and Mercantile Writing continue open
daily from . A M. TO 7. M.
In the study Of Bookkeeping taught by Mr. Marsh every
lup keeps in the practical complete Of
chants books; and, OF OF
good capaiy will become competent and viii
receive certificate to that effect
Posleetuses with references, &c. obtained the
Rooms.
O. Msrshs Works Bookkeeping for sale the Rooms
and Bookstores. MO 3tissrc
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BLAANNC;HAKD, ,, PATEN S STATUE, WOOD AND Z
CHURCHES, PUBLIC ROOMS &c.

CHURCHES, PUBLIC ROOMS &c.
w II q l. h SA IL AND RETAIL.
as
a ea to nd s
& s Thy may < s:s &: y;:i q
af ISSs: s sss
r. .tqr he subscriber: where viii found the CORN
any public; together with eonpisis
" ''"''' stoves j%aEs sf ISDs ii. Grad
NBstues for s,oops Nche. and Other Ornamental par
poser, for sale as ABOVE $50 Inns
TO sTUDENTs or NIEDICINE--A medical gentleman
students He has fitted room containing the medicines
%is fy Ras s q %S s
ga he as ao ee and N s ss.
he has made which viii enaIs them reap
'ss'1s ID is week
II sa
e.. snS ss, S;;
% e S a usS full
ieg- hey also have studied medicine Yeas
the University Of New York Medical Department tnhs
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
:, Such as Chronic and Acute Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Structures ''''e''
Fkidae5s, and seminal weakness.
aLons. Diabetes, &c,
speedily and ehecuay removed by Ahsrnehys Botanical
Fills thou particle OF They equally suit
able Tor ena They and the
rarely q from taking other
For sale bv VIM. Watson Apothec Hail. % Cathar,nc
stfeet aud l27 Maiden Lane. dl lmsec
MEDICAL ADVICE
OOCTOR LAMGRT ia still conGdentially consued, at his
- old Office 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all deases Of delicate his being mild spd
Judicou neither Diet him
drance from business pursuits Hecent cured in or
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ind
Greet youth and thereby causing nightly and event
uay confirmed mpotency engage the D etsst attention.
his object being the mentally and bodily
that state of yigor nature originally des2ned.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
beng caused by matreat
Of uninated medical Prstenders and sonemes by the
neglect OF the parties themselves by the Dr. ehectually
cured. without pain or Inconvenience
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
he perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing fee mnedstely attended TO- and
medicine, with advice, part o the United States
Office, s. Cold stIset Open foEi Am. o9P.M.
rc
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EXHIBITION
T. E END OF THE WORLD.
PAINTING,
Of VERY LARGE SIZE by +. Anelli ut the Apollo, 40
- Broadway The Exhbitpns entirely separate from the
Concert Roon.
open from 10 A. NJ. to 4P. NJ, and from to 81 m.
Admission Is cents nit lmnc
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The gross receipts for S43 0sl $780, about $l4
600 having been received OF Novem
ber II is supposed that very nearly the
will be received this year between the 22d and the
closing of navigation The increase then for 1874 over
1919 three hundred and sixty four thousand hun
dred and ninety dollars and the aggregate receipts for
1914 fall but $4,000 saor OF two millions ana half Of
dollars. This is princely revenue.
REAL FsrArE-.h .4uction-Lot on side Walnut ST.,
No 3D. between Monroe and Cherry 20 by 100 $4,000
No 81, adjoining same, do do. ............... 1850