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GhEAi AND AT RAG TIVE.
FREE EXHIBITIONS

ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKE
~ arrangements for weeks longer. with Messrs HOOD
RUGGLES and WILLIAMS, TO give their Grand and I'M
eqased Performances commencing Monday July 29t 1884,
The Exhibition will commence with
Magic Plates by Mr.. WILLIAMS the celebrated Plate
Wal.zcr and Balancer in which he stands unryaled assisted
by his son, Master AVON, only three years of age who will
introduce his novel and pleasing feats.
Mr. II. ". RUGGLES, the much admired Slack Rope
Vauer will appear and perform his wonderful fcats of strength
Summerscts.
Mr. HOOD will also appear the Elastic Wire and Dance
Hompipe Balance on Chairs and will conclude with the
difficult Feat Of Standing Barrel which the Wiro
Displaying the perfection of equilibrium.
Mr. WILLIAMS will also extraordinary
Of strength, by lifting weights &c, and introduce his son.
Master AVON in their pleasing acts Of Grecan and Psan
Games.
An n,ermission Of half an hour.
Mr. HOOD will make a Grand Terrific Ascension on the
Tight Rope upwards of 900 feet and return backwards feat
only performed by himself
The Exhibition will conclude with the Italian Fantoccin by
SlGNOR GARCIA, representing life
a Good Band Of Music in attendance.
DAYS performance every Monday Wednesday and Friday
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, August 6-8 p. M.
The stock market still remains very fiat At the Old
Board Long Island fell of per cent Reading Railroad
Illinois Farmers, Ohio 81 and Kentucky SO closed at
yesterdays prices. Canton improved IS Mohawk ] !;
Norwich and Worcester l. and Morris Canal per cent
Ths sales were very small. -
The Jefferson Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of ten per cent payable on the 9Th
inst
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company of Baltimore
have declared dividend Of thirty seven and half per
cent the earned premiums for the year. and also an in
terest Of six per cent on the scrip of last year.
Eighteen hundred and twenty-five bales of domestic
goods were exported from Boston to the East Indies
the week ending July sist
The Philadelphia money market il to be in
avery easy state Short paper be negotiated FIVE
per cent aud long paper at six The attempt sell the
Delaware Division Stock proved unsuccessful It will
be offered regularly for twenty days. according law,
after which, if not sold, it will be withdrawn The
government Of Pennsylvania will find it impossible TO
convert their public works into stock companies. The
consent of the people to sell will net be of much conse
quence. This result will prevent the accomplishment
OF the object the legislature had in view and place the
finances OF the State in uniavorable position
Notwithstanding all the movements made in the Lega
ture.o Pennsy vana have never yet had reason to
change our opinions in regard to the provisions made
the interest on the public debt The scrip for last Feb
marys interest hns not been issued yet and feel fully
satisfied that the creditors of the from re-
ceivug their dues ever.
The receipts Of the Atica and Buffalo Railroad for July
1914, will compare very favoraby with the same month
last year, and previous month"; this year.
ATTicA AND BUtFALo RAILROAD.
July lsi3 July ls44
Receipts passengers and freight S5667 " So 35a 81
Expenses for the month. 1880 III Ib54 81
Surplus ........ .s497 rs ss7ss os
The capital Of this company is only $3.50 000 A semi
annual dividend Of five per cent declared last Feb
ruary and we should judge from the receipts
similar dividend could be declared again Asurpus
OF thousand dollars per month will nett nearly
y Eve thousand per annum which equal to profit OF
at least twenty per cent per This company
having built number Of lumber cars to be In readiness
to transport freight tho closing Of navigation on the
canal.
PHiLADELPHIA AID CoLumBIA RAILROAD.
X Iag NJ PoDer. Total
Am per last report 615l7 y 6o708 IS S7225 ~
DO. week ending Aug. i..s 1891 &c Iis7 ~ $4,000 10
Whole amount since Nov
%, 8i3.... '''.... $3.50 co 7ile5 60 Sii0,53i 81
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges The
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Saned.
! Independence, Nye, from Liverpool.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

shir Independence. Nye, from Liverpool.
Correspondence OF tho Herald
ofricr OF THE kmoDE IsLsa sn5..
An2d AaeIsde Staples Taunton fer Nc1oh; VIM YIN Young,
nss% E Eye for Psdip pS Taylor raysa
HS""y; d Bowsn fa III RIVER ' for
%f Fsw RSs s sys H ss Elan so' bs 3;
S o@ cha FOR & F Ns
for rIoyidenss yasI, Lancet firm MN YORK. ?
Spoke july 81 lgg Democrat Boston juno
DsAsrERs, &e.,sloop Champion Of Falmouth Chadwick
Judith asar 'he light house, in thick fog Saturday a7P
ay %oS%iHs oI de above Isp?I f. took
sns s S S%
from Providence for New York. Tor Rondoat she belongs 70
Miscellaneous.
Ship from Nsw on @ po6 ." board the
passed Ref 10 days sn s and saw hip
sSor CSAMg9S ashore the East side Of Point
h sa s Sea- f b IS s L S s sa al s sir @
painted bronze color. with rail- white nasthsad and
o Ts" e 5o sd h Sss
"a up on o and number Of persons near by pre-
BnG susAS Of Boston, which ashore at Mon,evideo
BAReuE TAso sailed from Boston LIST instant for California
having been IN contact 3D. at A. NJ SO miles East Of Boston
bobsay &C. HE schooner los, owsp i bu NO, bv G
ssstance laid till daylight and saw nothing Of her; did not
f hsr pSs boSnS 70 Nova {? co Sad was B vessel in
Whalemen.
AYs;i 4S%%s , fhsT SS s6ean 81
5 III zoo Mh fss
R sn slSae sB go . M J ' ' oo o KISS
s NIX 9S = s YS p M Il ss sd Hsd
900; rep. fet i6Co March 4 Lio" Howisnd Prosidcaei
1850 Henrd from al Akasao Bay, in March South Boston
40 WIZ Jane EISy W,mea o q VIII Isnc,ser Bss NB
2oo; Sd, Fayorite Young, FIJI. 100 81 COO VIII.
Cshawba Of and for New York from Pcou on LIST inst on
Georges Bank-by the Sea at this port.
Louzs o. Nanscks, days rom Ni" ,, bound to Bal
Vcksburg days from Liverpool or Boston, July co. lat
IS o. lon Shy Pomona a. tbs port port. ),
Pans days from Philadelphia for Madeira July IS lat ~ e.
Johannes 0lam) &c days from Antwerp for NYork July
Isl, lat a, 5, Jon &C. 3o-by same.
(no date) lat 40 q, lon 81, 2o-by saie.
Essex and for Marblehead 5000 fish, tno dse) on the
Bsnks-hy the johannes Christopher At this port.
Lord Wslleck tBr) IS days from New Orleans for London
July ~ lat ~ lon s,by s en- "a -. =, 80
WIN Nelson hence, (no date) going into Port Princby
Neptune of boston days from New Ofeans Tor Trieste
26tl, July, la 20 s. Ion ~ 23by Tama this port.
Argyle, LIST inst. lat IS 81, long 10 3oby Mary Frances
FIerver from New Orleans for Boston I'd INST lat 20 49,
Ion rs o7-by Mary ashingt9n, a. tins port
Mary Smith, Blanchard, from Havana for Trieste, June g.
An American brig steering sw. showing blue sisual with
white centre, 10th ult, lat 81 o. Ion 30
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Foreign Ports.
ySt S SsS,au. CHI q al d Nsy
i%sii s s S a. q Faad s az
SFsG s s s.0 Gs Nsor Stephen s:
Allen, Bo'o. dss. There four French Of war in
the outer harbor.
Lynrc july STAR David PRATT, TAR, Portland; Ruby,
Es'TropT Globe p s;, Boston; sS'h Char
%slss; s s fS5iS s %esaa B,saos. s
es s1Fiss S'ss' F o
Aug a pn S Bss"k s,? to St jso '''
ss'yg ssa ATs' inf S %''ls 5sSs
from Glasgow Signal for ship aud two brigs Cld ohs
P .a as Sa s% d al as
ss s , oej June se ws New
ton LgSe Ii hss.poo Havana gsRsa paS1eh as, A S
%$: E r Sis Ss''s' 81
ar HsS s dot ssses" Bur" NsSk
Peers, do; Energy Aacoon Cheysone Va; Jupiter Bee Al
Avg Ts'dns wbss MSob Ms
Pse w S . k"ss
Ma J%.spR aa rs
sss; E%Sss .s @ Wis =, ~,
Fall River for do. Sid Sd, Aida Morris, Virginia.
ss
Orb, Yapp, NYork.
BALTiioRE Aug 5Ar w Wallace, Inlay, Kingston, ia
Cid Marianne. Wieting, Bremen.
RICHMOND Aug iSld Nancy Jane, Godfrey, Boston, Mas
Chester; Elisha Buchanan Crammsr aud John Polk Long
street, NYork
WMslrMsl Aug sslS wsr;aS Herbert rer s,
Nc from the West md for Sook was spoken
'e r s 80 10 l Sas d s, Webster Watson
Saled-t ah, Berry New York; Ava Chase do In
Port August 2d.shps Charleston ~. Andrews. for New
York loading; Southport, Gsifh for NYok loading; Cath
n I'm Point Pet waiting katharine Tafs for Boston, load
ng Wolga, Staples FIN NYork, discharging BrigsTybee
Mccormick for Norhe port loading Moses L9yelapd Io
Sherwood FOR NYorl loading Henry Lees Smith, fin n ork
waiting; St smons sloma9 fin NYork dsch,rgng Gordon
asphf leading Ghass SYoIk IS GsG;
more dischargng Daniel Webster Watson, FIN HAY waiting
NEw ORLEANs, July 2s-Cld, Trenton, Manson Bremen
Arr Auburn Durfey, and Manchester Bosworh NYor Tit
Brown, Hayeaa; kenhawa Harvey Turks Island Below
| fun Havana. q shin. ard ONE hrg.nnknoMn.
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POnT or NEW YORK. AUGUST 4.

Ship lnIdksIsnd!snce Nye LyerpSo Gnns Mnta Coz
Brig xphonso Poason Cape de Verbs Mason THOMPSON
& 5o Nf ofR Rsw'0n Windsor Mel Racer Holm
Arrived.
Ship Sea Edwards from Liverpool 9th July, with mdse,
Ship B,ooyn charea fi lom Liverpool July 3D. with
Baque Pomona, Colby days from Amsterdam, with mdse
tBarqae Panama Colby 80 days from Antwerp, with GIN
pdse GsIns Kunkema 5s ecrage passenger, one
sg hS rSsrsy mi ys from Pen
s Of sa S,a oo
a msS%s w ST eh, ssh cacPss Grail days from
b. brig Three Brothers Lowley IL days from ST. john NF
brig Falcon Pitt days from Bermuda in ballast, to
ma Ids Il n sas. H day. Beer
B s TSss E: '% ,s
s a,l M1s ,s1s !, s sm s July with
sticks rs mshosany IS do cedar to Mandart cargo
schr Ocean Grish days from Port Deposit bound to So
schr Merchant Grn from Port au Prince 2sd July with 10
j SSl ~, SI.sss5. With
Evans Greek, with shingles,
=
Schr Arstdcs Drummond, from Folly Landing with corn
to moster.
Scbr Copper, Rodgers. Virginia, with wood,
Schr Mary Ann, Thaxter, Folly Landing, with corn.
Schr Female, Smith, Philadelphia, with coal.
sr N.sys 'ssS Soi iSs ydf with With s sgs
Schr Isabella Thomas, days from Washington, NC with
naval stores
Schr Lady Of the Lake Lumrkn from Virginia With wood
to master.
schr Trader Nckerson, Boston, with mdse
Schr Gov. Bennett Derrckson Boston, with mdse
Schr Rubcon, Doane, Boston. with mdse
fellow.
One brig.
Saned.
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COLMAN'S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
BE UTIFUL Pan TTNGS,
No. 900 Broadway, New York.
Ia, ADMISSloN ONE SHILLING ONLY
NO STRANGER should leave the city without calling in
~ TO the Great Collections Of Books Paintings aud En-
grayngs which are offered At prices suit the times"
kind various languages including Prints and Pictures
nhich and The PRINT Room, NO CHAnaE Is made ,v2G &c
GhEA AND ATTRACTIVE EAHlblllON.
THE PROPRIETOR has the honor Of informing the citi.
pens Of New York that saturday the Sd instant, at
Niblos Garden, the magnificent MODEL OF PARIS This
really splendid work Of carved entirely wood the
1910 streets and more than 100000 different subjects Zach
house, monument and public represented with truth.
funess and mathematical nicely in their forms, Dimensions and
colos nasmuch that persons who have resided IN the great
metropolis Of the world easily recognise the house which
they haye dweled Open every day from NJ till 10 r NJ
frice Of adnittance, u cents children half price.
no 2la,uI
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
25 B BALES Indian Had 7s s & s;hTns
20 :, Nashua 7-s shifting.
q a. Shiuing
10 " Brunswick Al Shifting.
10 " Coventry "A Shifting.
81 Campbell, stout, 81 Shifting.
20 " Amoskeag a. Shifting.
IL " Law e.. 81 Shifting.
10 " Bro Suffolk Drills.
Bleached Suffolk Drills
~ Bleached Bartlett l.. &.
20 81 in +" for Innings.
10 bales Amoskeag A. g. A. Ticks
York Ticks.
/" Hamilton Ticks.
" Amoskeag Canton FlanleIs
bales white Domestic Elaunels.
For sale, for cash, by q. BRADFORD RIPLEY
- i, . G1 Liberty street.
as 3tsrc (Late Huntington, Campbell and Col
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SC A RPA'S oil

TIE following y taken from the Boston Atlas Valuable
Aricle-Seorpas Acoustic Oil is said by those who had
occasion 70 use H. 70 be An excellent medic case Of Deaf
ness arising FROM colds other We know a Young
lady who not long since almost Immediately relieved y n
ana ihe certificate Of Mr. John Reed Bunker Hill street
Charlestown Mass testimonial of ia s0
qacy Sold at Wholesale and retail by A. b. ID. SANDS
Druggist No " Fulton street 2'3 Broadway n East Broad
way jyz7 im.m
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North CAROLINA ELECTION. -Returns have been
received from only about one third Of the State,
but they are sufficient to warrant the belief that
the wings have carried the State.
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Gct-At all the settlements and plantations on the
Mississippi above Vicksbug great sickness and suffer
ing prevail, the effect Of the late overflow Of water
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STRANGERS BEWARE

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
most important to choose experienced ply sicanD
EVANS has removed his Old aens Head Disr@nsary No
288 Pearl street Of Bman street where he continues
his extraordinary Of all delicate diseases
how complicated He apprses the citizens and that
there Dr.. Evans his old stand, that he has
neclion whatever with other Office. His charges
moderate-his consultations strictly private.
N B-Observe the number-mstakes often dangerous
900 Pearl street.
~ Medicines aud directions part of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
re
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DR.. d. OSS sly,
OCULlST
AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. so Chambers vt doors w. or Iron xvav
- NEW YORK
CONFINES his practice DISEASES OF Tuy Eyy and Oe
- that Organ and apl-ndspeS Arf;fc,T 90.
inserted DR. D. has for the last eight years eyocd his sti
ton almost exclusively % this important branch Of The profess
So hNinf been Iip 81 On ELIotr, subsequently his
ssant and later practising At Charleston G. FoR OpFRa.
rioNs tstrabsmns, cataract, and Treatment charges
moderate. Office hours from A. NJ to r. M
In
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0J- Mr. Goldsborough Robinson, of Kentucky,
Baltimore died on Monday Of the injuries received.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the Steamships.
Ship Minister'S and Agent..

We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
e ROBERT SAEY, Captain of our News Boats, report OF
spoken on their passage list Of their CARGO and any foreign
medately their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
o abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Informal
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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SHIP NEWS.
Nv Inst Nlglf,a Saufhern Mail.

PHILApgLPHIA, Aug 6Arr Baltic Perry; Imperial Perry;
Florida, Mott; Augusta Lord Pitt aud Nnnsell Rowe
NYo; WIN Penn, Taylor Eliot Baker; Lewis Bruce Stud.
Jones, Boston.
BALTIMORE, Aug 6-Cld Bermuda Tynes, ST john Hud.
son, Braedon, Boston. Sid Michigan, Terry, NYork
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Passe myers Arrived.

BEnMups-Brig Ealcon-Mr Wyeth and lady John Skin
ner, VIM Martin, Mr. Caddy and lady
bEnsupA1Brig Harriet Brown. and X Furniss.
tier DIR J Peard. - ~
and child of New York " - Ns"1'"' WV
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IyInroeL-Shp lndepeudence-Ns Higgnsou aud servant
nnd us US sbesnar Of Gsaada Miss Nye Of Newark Nj
sgha% NJ VIM seraghsp Of New York. Mr. Simeon
trsze Miss Frazier, Miss Dunn and servant WIN Holmes
ESQ. New Orleans; Peter Paul DAILY Inland Philip Roche
George w Bemett, MIR Davis Ptsburg
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Sales OF Stocks al PhIIadeIphi..

FIRST BOARD Aug 6,-25 shares u 8 Bank, 81; $50 do
Orleans Gas. s, 37i; do do do s5 32t $50 do Will
ming'on RR d. 22s. $4,000 Reading Railroad o. 90
$4,000 Cincinnati SIS 1864 53 shs Mechanics B1nk 27}
100 do Girard Bank ds i.a 200 do do do 1915 $50 do
Bank 81; ~ do Nerrisown kR, So O; $4,000 bs,
III; $4,000 County b's, 1850, s3.
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inactivity OF trade is the principal Of the very
limited demand. As business commences ard
merchandise begins to there may be demand
Merchants coming from the country bring bills with
them and make their payments here
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New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHEsThere very little doing in either description
Pots we still quote at 81 23 and Pearls at 81
Some offers were made for large lots decline half
cent but were refused Freighs dull at to- for Liver
pool.
FLouR-There ia decline to day. Genesee will not
fetch 81 3ll.
From the opening navigation the Sd instant there
has passed the weighock at Rochester, including the
shipments from Rochester, Of
Flour barrels ...... .......... Nv ola
Reducir this 10 -four we have an aggregate Of 1893 o7
barrels Flour sold in this city the LIST Of August
s!a for So per barrel now ls4l IT sells for 81 IS 81
375 These facts aford the following contrast =:
In 1912 the above quantity of our would
In n is4a Il a wiz bring but aSs
Loss since 49, ......... 81 276 s7e
the demand very limited The stock in first hands is
daily accumusting We quote common qualities at 80
35c; prime at 4Oc
PnovIsross-pork IL not very active Prime we quote
at SIS i2l; $40 10 l25 Beef prime, sells at So
SO; do mesa at 50 Goa So Gag There is fair demand
Tor prime lard at 0 a Gle.
WnnxEr-Drudge casks are quite inactive at 2ac-
State prison and western barrels ~ a2alc.
Foreign Markets.
INCONSISTENCIES from the Havana papers. translated
for the u. s. Gazette.
Exports Of the products of the island from the port Of
Havana alone from the LIST Of January to the 22d July
inclnsive:--
Sugar, boxes. .................. s9s $50
Coffee, arrobas oso,aut
Cigars NJ, In boxes. ............. 042l5
Tobacco In esf pounds. ......... 9l2 O42t
Molasses hhds ;,...,......... 20 SoS
Honey, ticrces. Observation-Disclosures. 1897
Wax (vvhite and Yellow, arrobas. .... 2ooI7
The Governer Gsnera Of the Island Of Cuba has order
ed the work Natural History written by Jose Pania
qua to he used book in all the schools and colo
ges Of that island.
Notice was given days previou'ly to vessels in
tending sail the Queens birth dav, OF facilities
%ass Tor tina. day 80 as to
The Savings Bank Of Havana reports for the previous
month Of June, as follows -
Deposited on interest. ........ 1882
Withdrawn of do. ......... l,527
Deposited without interest. ......... 6tsS9
Withdrawn do 60g7l
Number Of depositors 81 of whom 81 were whites the
rest were free mula,toes and slaves
The national vessel OF FL Congreso, was the one
sent after the quicksilver lost from the English steamer
Tay She returned on the 2lst July with all but nine
teen TASKS Of what was lost
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THE GREAT SAIL BOAT RETATTA,
G SSs Gf TSs s. as sy
and ssSo back s asop, thirty miles % scep'ke and purse Of
E'G; ssd Henry Taylor Andrew fasoaso
ssf sd'r f s long, ''
The Gatamaras, Pear,ail built and sale by Pearsall.
the lively shaSp to The towering soop all crowded with ,gse.
a s"s w &c s s s Sss s he'd s scn
ssci,e%eat causing heavy betting which
I'D ssa 70 S say 3 5s f. d. Ms
for s thousand dollars
D. ssy
ran hs aoesbeck came next followed By the rest The
is I'LL sy ss ss &c % %RsS as is s
the coing nobly twe.tone minutes ahead Of the H.
EsEsG By the cher, Ne assembled 'honapd, The
Jbhalyad she would have been second best The Cana
n and Anna Maria came in some time aterward completely
The William NJ GroesbecL is said be the tastes, six
UNITED BROTHERS OF I, RI , Il, E. ss
i..s,s s;
~ n By order, T. G. cH AsSrIas. Y. D.;
"A senies society drsroSs sSssr"s
e1 S @ Post c
OH VlOLNo! ITALIAN VI,LINs!
TWO VIoLlNs over 100 old the property Of Pro.
gong g EoYI N Z Sd tISi sS
Eysneg Can be examined any time previous to the sale
Afg sE yss Washe. Coca
call s%i! who as sssa aisi aa
Of the aso , ,, much lower h, AN s
repaired The best and much less than
whosss aad + r @ifs' W S%G st. up Stairs
Fly KILLING PAPER
y us sf e h 1 , a hs,Ss ALWAYS in
able remedy against Flies and having heard during that pe
f@T H. fsss Aasa !. By rsi j;
''''H'''' % be used fS 12iSs I'd H xii
Also b. N,.G W Ma !, Guy stars New s York
AMbsny John Parker Son Rochester NJ Cew1!rld,
~as-lns.on, :. =. au1 II IN
FISH W E GlsLE Ee; ~l5 h,. lived long
while This obtained an eavabe and Distinguish,
Si ii Ia. as prepared "a s @ ~a 1
r nns % ssh Z s form Of soft which while
tooth itself From own experience !, is BEAUTIFULLY sdapsd
% 1' , '"s "s. sTi'Efssi s.
Drs CASTLE PE1FH6SWEs zR fghE Surgeon Ar,. ,,.
made the diseases Of the and the various Of deaf
ssy ss :$s: nsf
deaseneous deafness and compssions and deliberations
Of the aurcuar nervesaI requiring teriacaI
pendant upon the and physiology Of the
tifc herapeutical combination
DRs. CASTLE & EDWARDS Aurists,
aa7 hl 3sl BROADWAY, corner Of White street
DOCTOR BELL.
DIR BELL continues 70 devote bis attenton daly ill 10
suffering under protacted aggravated successuy
Treated ny inexperienced pretended practitioners those labor
ing under the destructive effects Of mercury quack nosums;
and all who suspect the Of disease lurking the system
consult Dr. Bell with honorable confidence guarantee
Of Post paid letters have his prompt attention. Dr. Bells
safe ald permanent.
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Ten Brothers. Crawford from New Orleans Genoa 2sh
ult. lat 80 10, Ion 81.
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DOCTOR REII.

0R BELL continues To devote his attention day till 10 T..
M to the removal Of private diseases il stage All
snerg under otraced aggravated unsuccessiy
treated by inexperienced pretended practitioners those labor
ing under the destructive effects Of mercury quack
and all who the remains Of disease lurking the
may consult DR. Bell with honorable confidence and
Of cure Post paid letters have his prompt attention. DR. Bells
treatment never suspicion and well known to be
safe aud permanent
au7l m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 9TH, will be presented
JOHN OF PARIS.
p pais y, pa,,s -, -. =. :, Nr Mireheli
Grand Chamberlain. Nickinson
GngoIy
Princess Of Navarro ). Mrs. Hardwiek
Vincent the Page. Miss Taylor
- lniermisson OF half an hour.-ZD
To conclude with,
THE YELLOW DWdRFl
reno'
\ ne Yellow DwaH. VT. Isichnsvh.
Sbs Ian,eh H., ~ 80 '''''' - Nj N, nnnn
Abraaham Abkar hnan. ........: llennison
sinaif Mis- tioI.
,'iuSiosfs.. Vic
Beeswng Mrs Hardwick
The Hag Of the Desert ....... Mr. Eyerard
RJ-NO POSTPONEMENT al this establishment on ac-
Of weather. the Grand Entrance Broadway the
Saloon protected and the New Saloon which ventilated
from the top ad SIDES can be enclosd moments notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

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)Rs. CASTLE EDWARDS Surgeon Aurists. have
- made the diseases Of the aud the deaf
their peculiar study Years Of practical experience
given ample evidence Of the lacy of treating all diseases and
Al deafness with remedy There external and internal
deafness and comprssons deliberations
Of the aurcull nervea requiring eriacal treatment
pendant the anatomy and physiology Of the parts
tihc tleIapeutical combination
DRs. CASTLE & EDWARDS, Aurists.
au7 nh AL Troadygsy corner of yThte street