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DEAFNESS.
g. CASTLE e. EDWARDE AURLET

DEAFNESS.
DRS CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURLSTS,
0Q1 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DOL chesrfny comply With the request e Lieut. Nc
consequence oota deafness and discharges from his
while in New York. his way England he placed himself
under the D Castle and Edwards Aurist
Under he recovered his hearing and has rstumed
to his military duty. H. HcNEVEN, M D.,
Surgeon to II. B. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for incipent Deafness lar Ache Pains buzzngs
singing sounds the collections Of hard vtiaed
secretons Of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been popular
remedy curative in all diseases of the for upwards Of
twenty Offices removed 39l Broadway of White
street. me lmSdh
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mi. WISE,

OPTICIAN, FROM G ERIN AMY.
Most respectfully informs the citizens of New York. and the
public that he has located himself in this CITY, and
en q spesacles and Reading Glasses in Gold Silver and
partly known by his visits Saratoga Springs since the
years that by his knowledge Of the optical science he
with weak be supplied with glasses which will greatly
style Of perspective ground glasses Of the finest flint
which, through their high polish and ground produce the
their effects the for preserving and improving the sight
such have been operated also be suited He
inserts likewise glasses of superior quality old frames
and socis the of all of his articles Please
call at M. WISE, Optcian
fla 3m*ec 437 Broadway.
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nR ABBOT may be consulted confdentialy at his Office,
- Duane where persons afflicted with delicate
old Syphc Ulcers Diseases Of the Bladder Urethra and
the best hosts in Europe besides sixteen years practice the
dseases enable him speedy and radical the
without the Of mercury Drs A. feels conf
that he has performed relieved
ing humanity from the abeys diseases than other pyscian
medicine had the above diseases their
varieties Attendance from A. M. till 10 p NJ Chags
sonable. ms 1m*rc
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS instrument for the radical Of Polapsus Uer
ing the the obectionsl fessary confidently
mended to the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
well this country 1t adopted the entire dsuse Of
Pessae and AL other painful surgical expedents the Lying
ed ~ Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
gs and Hospitals by the eminent private practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vesey having separate from the business depart
ment where adys attendance apply Tusse and
Supporters female patients. m
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Passengers to Arrive

CAsrc.-Shp Heber tfrom )-Rev Mr. syls and lad
Of Virginia. missionaries of the Protestant Epscoa Church
DR.. Boone, Of Charleston, sc.
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.

a KEMEDY FOR SECKET DISEASES.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the most sue
a cessfu remedy discovered for the Of gonoha
geets seminal weakness similar disorder Of the organs
Of generation The high low rich and poor married and sin
GLE cure shem;svss without the least II the short
generally especially the generave organs They
suitable for male female These Pills for prescr
bed by the celebrated Dr. Abeethy in all of the above
complaints Reader remember that thousands fall victims and
their constitutions ruined when box hese Pills would
have saved them.
sale wholesale and reta by VIM Watson Apothecarss
Hail. 36 Catharne street, and at l27 Maiden lane.
Price 81 per box with directions all lm*m
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The Baltimore provision market, the 26th present.
ed no change OF moment No transactions for
ship stores The following rates asked for Bal
more packed mess pork $40 IS Sla 5o prime $40 rs
We note sale of 90 bbls mess pork at STA ali on time
~ Dds prime at $40 81 time and part Of same ORDER
also ~ DDS No beef at 50. Western packed can be
purchased below these rates. The following are the
rates ior western viz shoulders 6c; sides 7lc
assorted tic; and hams a SIC. Sales to a limited
extent nave Deen made principally the lowest figures
Some sales OF inferior quality and such as would not
stand the summer have been made below these rates A
BIC sale of small lot very superior western hams NJ
&C. cash The demand for Baltimore cured is limited and
supply light The rates asked by holders for should
cording to size and quality from to Ioc Sale of
small lot at 0c There is inquiry after lard but we
are not advised of any sales. No. western in kegs IL
held at a Ste, and in bbs. from u to &c.
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DR.. MARSHALL HALLS
CORDIAL rem WAT o. r..

4
clans Europe the discovrer Of h. valuable medicne
II snow used in his practice among the nobility OF England End
through the continent Of Europe and in instance where
used according directions has produced tide happy
suits no only restores the functions Of life but exclusive
y directed to the Of such complaints arise from dsor
the impaired faculties Of life whether
acquired loss Of sexual and debility arising from y-
philitic disease. 1t will afford decided relief to those who by
early indulgence solitary habits have weakened the Of
their system and fallen Of chronic debility by which
the constitution is left deploabe condition and that
during the remainder Of life The consequences arising from
this dangerous practice confined It's physical
suit but branch moral weakness sexual
debility brought by habit INDUCED by young
This when too frequently INDUCED the greatest cy that
symptoms Of this disease Geets whs eguiarity oIssc
ton Of certain evacuatons total mpotency and
eectuay removed by this invaluable medicine PHILLIPS
bottles for So Sold at ii Duane 81. aal im*rc
nQCTOR CORBITT, Member Of the University Of New
- York. also Member ofhe Medical Society has removed his
Square; be consulted confdentally all diseases Of
delicate Strangers informed that the Doctor has
cusvey confined his practice from being general to the treat
OF certain classes Of Diseases (now thirteen
ths city Of New York which engages his entire attention
against the Of mercury has its thousands Of victims
Recent removed three four days from the
Those protacted end maated that have been under
the treatment Of physicians less experienced will be to find
prompt relief by calling Dr. q practice Of many years
has esbished the Doctors skill and respectable
dcine be had to certain disease in any Of its
FORMS Open from A. M. to 10 p. M. my13 I'm os*rc
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COMMON WARD
INFORMATlON WANTED OF Conner Ward, late Of
Springfield, Mass. Any person who will give any nfoma-
ton respecting him will confer favor bis wife Ann Ward
Address W. j. T. TAPSCOTT, South at,
my2O cor Maiden lane.
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CURE FOLLOWS CURE.

EUKTHEKEVIDENCEod the eHcAcy q InEomlson .Com
Mr., H. Warner, residing at the house q Michael G.
Fisher, Esq., Woodbury. N j. attacked eighteen months
since with violent disease lungs by h ply
sIca Dr. VIM Harris Of PhIadephia coSssson o. the lungs
tai inability to raise the phegm pecludng the possibility Of
and necessary to be up nea and
sdher case and she indulge the hope Of re-
formed by Thompsons Compound Syrup Of Ir and Wood
Naptha and COMMENCED using it. In very short tune her
health improved and by stoady the Of this
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued rom the
grave.
The above statement in regard my we restoration
health and the result solely attributable to the Of
Thompson Syrup Of Tar and every other
dy having failed in her HENRY P. WARNER.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1886
Prepared sold by p Thompson Druggist Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail il this city by A. B. SANDS
Sold also at 70 Fulton street, and II East Broadway
Price so cents. myl7 lm*ec
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DOCTOR ]. p. TARBELL'S
UET EQR ATEn DTTTC

THESE well known and truly valuable Pills. justly
LIBERATED for their beneficial effects becoming
the most popular family medicine of the day. thew
ranted specific for the of (not all the d.
ssases that flesh hsir to but for the oowngLivsr Ase
Scroala Bilious, and Diseases Of the Chest Short they
nnrivaed and family should be without them, they
time Direction. enclosed il each box and
For sale, wholesale retail the principal depot Ha Of
Pharmacy, T. 7. HASKELL & Co., corner Of Broome and
Mulberry streets.
DR. TARBELI will be in his Office Of Broome and
Mulberry Streets from to AM to and to in the
ing.
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills.
IN any one county the State make arrangements that
allowable. m2O Im*ec
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LADIES'

0O FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS. y
CARL KING, the well known and celebrated *
Straw Hat ManuactueI bess leave inform the Ladies that
he has for sale splendid and fashionable of Straw
Hats Of every description at his store No II Division street
He particularly calls the attention of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gpsey which for beauty and
stands unrivaed.
~ B-Impoed Lace Neapolan Hats, fashionable shapes
a2i imsrc CARL KING, II Division street.
MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies Of New
l York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment, los Canal street is now open Spring
Neapoltan braid and gimp Bonnes of the newest Pa
sian and London styles, just received Per last steamer
shortest notice Dresses and Robes Of the latest
fashion made to order at the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to-
All descriptions OF Bonnets cleaned and altered in the
style. a24 lm*m
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Passengers to Arrive.
SAvANSAH-Brig Savannah from Savannah for New York
Mrs May Mrs Wood Mrs Butler and servant; Mrs Henry Mr.
Tow Mrs Brown Mrs Allen Miss Abon, Miss Sessions
Percival, T Parker, aud A Prentice : a 80 =
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THE EYE.
DID pQIXL,I ND LID DIOSSX

DIR. POWELL AND DR. DIOSSY,
OClLISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
HAVE removed the premises lately occupied by Dr. FL
IA "a No 26l Broadway, Of Warren street Their
practice exclusively confined Diseases Of the Eye opera
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for five years with the
celebrated pr jacob of Dublin the discoverer q the
et for similar period and subsequently acted assistant
Terms poor treated Sratuitously from to
81 Pm.
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance IL Warren street. mia 1mhec
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Cotton Trade.

The demand within the past week, although Of less
active and sweeping nature than before prevailed has
been fair and the sales have averaged two thousand
bales daily at well maintained prices for all descriptions
holders supplyin the market freely without abating
jo in their preensions The bulk of the purchases as
heretofore has been for the Liverpool market although
continental buyers have participated to great extent
The advices received by the Britannia gave entire
character to this market and sales since
made generally at an advance of eighth of cent
all grades on prices current previous to the steamers
arrival
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
inst. have been 302lO bales Taken by spinners 5000
balestaken speculation, 5000 bales Stock hand
co. 700 bales-amount on SALE 5000 bales.
The movements of the staple throughout the country
have been as follows
Bales.
Receipts ports Of the u s. Sept l. 1884, sol All
Do Do DO DO do do same period last year
Exports from U. s. since Sept l, lS44,. 7l9 SAL
Do do same period last year. 90. PAT 69l
Do do do year before. :. III 63l
The receipts have been larger this year than in any
previous one, and the exports nearly large as the
thousand eight hundred and fifty bales more have
exported this year than last The extent of the crop
now coming in will not be much short Of millions
four hundred and fifty thousand bales Year before last
the receipts from this time to the LIST of September
amounted to 900 bales last year they amounted to
$4,000 bales and the receipts of equal quantity this
year would swell the crop to between 2,43O, 600 and
2450,O00 bales. We have doubt but that the sup
plies in the interior that will to market before the
LIST of September full large this year as in any
previous one and upon this data we base estimate
nf AkA 1919. &c H.
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NHE Second Edition Of Stinemets celebrated
ting garments Of description style Of elegance UNI
equaed now published and ready for delivery Those who
from the use 81 the instruction contains would do well OBJ
and contains elegant diagrams all the various styles Of
ments worn the day with full and ample
Tor cutting IN an and scientific The following are
merits of the books - 49, ' ~ '
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS on Cutting Garments with pleasure
as WORK complete IN Its and
peston to cutting uperoto heretofore published either
r. Henry Son, Daniel Cutter Stats & Banker Charles
Cox F. w Tryon Co., B. +. Homer James Daily, John Ha-
The above can be esned OF the suho No. s Broadway
New YORK. slmkec
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rhe above all new and Of this years brand. The
The stock OF ls43 and 1874 amounts to between and
5000 bbls., 1880 of which are pearls.
CoTToS-The sales to-day are moderate amounting to
about 700 bales No change in rates Exporters gene
rally are busy with their correspondence.
FIsH-Dry cod firm at 50 rs, in the absence of sup
Plies. There is not much activity in market.
HAy-We have alteration to make in our quotations
for this article The demand is limited, and confined
principally to the wants for shipment
WHIskEY-Domestic in drudge casks is firm at Ale.
and quote western and prison bbs steady at 81 az
cents.
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my7 imdaw.rc "o . Es'ta ai1w i1 lsio
CURE, Observation-Disclosures DISEASE

JUNE Lr-HRlNAlE DlSEASE.
Y Cure Yourself" and the modification and shame
IA of applying the quacks nfesng this
city, whose sole object sordd gain the expense Of your
health and Of mndwhose its
children than the disease itself
Delaying and accumulatng length you
not the quack specifies they are offered cheap they are
only cntrap aud make patient SO also with
the trashy books which far from giving the
merely intended to alarm you into the purchase Of
Black Pills" Blue Pills. mercurial specific The
deploabe and melancholy effects daily witnessed the course
OF his practice by the advertiser from neglected.
ent Of the most vplent and poisonous disease has induced
him to offer Recipe universally successful in effect
ing thorough by which who has unfortunately
omenaTy yielded e the temptations around him ina
ecsed e the snor'ons Of qpacber BY addressing letter
& will be sent BY mail-prce s. Particular directions
rection accompanying the recipe
Connected with this subject suggestion possible ofst
more vital importance, the by which its
is made impossible and thus the progress of this oahe
some disease and means
by which this desirable end be obtained OBJ
tanned by addressing above. Price IS. mT imD&W-rc
ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mrs
-. Hughes Boarding house keeper Union street Liverpool
write e her father No New Bailey street saord Manches
ter IN England, she will hear something greatly her
H9e. myI0 2m dv&wySrc
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss Of d FEET AND LEGS Is No ENDURANCE
John f. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c., 5sl Grand street
of Madison New York. respectfully informs
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the most correct and less having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg fol
forty years and been manufacturer for thyfye ee
confident Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Leg
Hands, Arms, or she common Wood Leg.
n BAH letters must be most paid mills 3msec
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TO NTRY MERCHA Ant S :.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

- E. JOHNSON, (ate Wilson & Johnson) -
has hand, in 142 Chatham street, d.
opposite the theatre Of the hes. assorted stocks
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soed Boots and Shoes
psgged and sewed from the Ease manufactures; Ladies
greater variety Of Children Shoes than other this
city: Genemens fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Store till 10 o'clock in the evening, giving
chants opportunity of examining the goods their leisure.
myl3 1m&ec
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MUSIC

M DUMSDAY Professor of Guitar Singing Sight, Ac.
1v1 coreon Violin &c continues teach ladies and
temen Of New York their resdence the above
&c., in short time by his Analysing and Inductve
System. Terms moderate.
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application No. s. Chystie
aho Wall ImNr
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- LADIES' FASHIONABLE HATS. ~
SEv CARL KING the well known and celebrated Il y
* first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neopolitan ~
Manufacturer, Division informs the public that his
Saws and Lace Neapolsns quality and
aned to cean made in the most fashionable shape called the
Cottage Gpsey.
N B.-Lace Neapolitan Hats 81 each.
Mine supplied by the dozen reasonable prices
at the Lace Neapolitan Mandatory II Division
ma Inns CARL KING.
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EOLIAN HARPS,

NuNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
entire United States, (excepng Massachusetts
the public that they prepared to supply Panoforc
modern made horizontal Pianootes IN regard the durability
o. thus INVENTION A. T. are prepared e. satisfy TIE mos! pre-
them in the assertion that the Holian will remain
Of atmosphere The most satisfactory warantee is given with
ench instrument.
The public invited to examine the oan Pianofortesr
at their wareroom. No 24o Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. 81 and Octave
Panoes both in and mahogany ms 6mtrc
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CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK.
- MAJOR FANCHER YOUNG BOSS RICH
ARDS No Bowery, stick % i yet and know that they
and S. So Ladies' Shoes at wonderful low prices. 30
stop your clack lovers Of Sociological imposition
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. DH lRWaM MgN

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS No. l2 Peck Slir, Water street.
II New York has been than forty in the successful
practice Of physc and surgery particularly curing perfectly
snate ulcers II the throat scturs &c. caused BY
to choose experienced physician Dr. T. the oldest
and experienced this city; his practice great his soces
ncurab His Offices well arranged for privacy Call a
Peck Slip be convinced His charges reasonable
and all guaranteed. ais im~rc
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AsHEs-The demand improves prices fall OF. We
The sales principally export The receipts this
season. since the opening Of the canals, have been
sss bbls. pots and 625s bbs psarstotal LAT bbls
We annex statement giving the stock hand the
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VELPEAII,S SPECIFIC PILLS.

v,Op !, II, -. I1iO = N isSIriO IIII1,s -.
and all mocourulent discharges from the urcthra These
M the result Of twenty years experience in the Hospital dc
Professor Vereau nable remedy for all diseases Of
the nreths They effect in much shorter time than
other remedy without tanning the breath, disagreeng with
the stomach confinement from business Price 81 boz
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LOOK AT THIS.

Boots seem and now Offer wholesale and retail
order for $ ande greatest assortment Of all kinds q Boots
greatest assortment Of all kinds Of Caters, Buskns Slippers
Ties and all other kinds Misses and Chdrens from the largest
to the smaest don't mistake the No. 7 Broadway
Of Franklin street. M. CAHILL
myl6 1msrc
!. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for So 50 City Made and fol
style and durability they equal those sold for
Young Co.'s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manufac-
turing Depot NOD Ann of the Eashiona
bic Boot in h; city Fine French Dress Boots
Sc and ST. Boots Shoes Caters &c., made order shor.
test notice Mending done in the Wm M Young
Co.. Wholesale and Retail Maaufacturers No street
New York, Broadway. VIM M. YOUNG and
MI I'm rc r. JONES'
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NEW MIJSTC

NEW MUSIC.
II RILEY CO., 297 Broadway publish and keep hand
extensive Of New and Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale Wholesale and retail the lowest
possible prices They manufacture instruments osupeor qua
ltywsan article they SELL being practically acquan
ed with the different branches Of their business Military Bands
supplied nj the most reasonable rates. my22 lm~nc
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS
To No. 28l Broadway, opposite Washington Hall
I +. BROWNE Maker and Importer Of Improved Patent
his friends and the musical world he has removed his
the above commodus premises and would call their
special attention TO new uniaue and beautiful spcclmen OF
grand double action Harp he has completed
j. b. constantly receiving the most aering tesmoni
ais from the first ruscal talent regarding the superiority and
and has received Franklin medal Of the Philadelphia Soc
y Of Arts for his improvements in this delightful nstru
ment Hsrps repaired, Strings Music, &c.
]. +. BROWNE, London, 2siBroadway
and 70 Chambers street, New Yerk.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NTURE WANTED.
ND the highest price given for kinds of cast off clothing
and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
pose Of the will do well call on the subscriber
dress line through the Post Office, which will be pnnctuay
attended to. b. LEVY,
49L Chatham street, New York.
N B-Constanty hand seasonabl. assortment Of gem
temen's clothing, cheap for cash. my29 i'm re
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EYES, EYES, EYES.
A RTIF1CIAL EYES made and inserted by Dr. J.
n GRAY No 1l9 Bowery. N. " the only OF
the Human Artificial Eve the United States
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THE benin FLUTE.
DHlLLIP ERNST, Teacher the Flute and Guitar, woul
inform the lovers Of Music, that he has for sale
the above celebrated Instruments
accordancs with and Roys
Academies. To be PHILIP ERNST'S Music Saloon
305 Broadway Walker street, Inns
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Neapotan frigate Urana Boston-[the owed to
by steamboat Jacob Bell Also sailed Br brig Princess
fnr(y