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logs A-ohp Norna-3i9000 segsrs Jose Mansenedol7j
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N@ I" paes tobacco Lille Y Rassnes-Is bags specie
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, August 2l.-Produce OF all kinds are yery
scarce and high. Exchange on New York is per cent
premium at 90 days There is reights for American
vessels several have been taken up to 90 10 Porto
= load for Europe at f3 5s.
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Passengers Arrived.

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nAAyASA1Ship Norma-Capt John West, J r Theye w
VIM Wilson. ~ ''f' iis ~'uauo'ia' hstef
vi. ~ Cho,sIBarque RosalieJ Basket skelton Cob
SfsAf-Sciu Ellen Perkins, r. y;,,,. NJ, o., =
New York "'ue' 'ia"uei aaues' OF
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TUNE SILINU IOr TIC Dy
aim FERGSIg h BROOKS
X Z A ID L II T. FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENT
OF THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M + ID | @ III ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

PRIVATE DISEASES f''.-'-'ssg
aaa Of sf Ssw York College Of Msaen
continue to direct their particular attenton all diseases
%oa
The constitution or from business nvads par
first appearance of those amount Of suffering
for 1s with oi s e s
~ Ear9pe Tor the csre Of hoe complaints. attends for consul
II Is SteS!ps coTs
oaa applications have forwarded to them chest contain
their explicitly together with all symptoms tine of con
action and received elsewhere il any, and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED -
T9MG MfixTUE % 5rsps,sd ,S Sy the College /
& oi Debility
cret indgsence or excess oi any kind y an n,ssabls
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen ss carefully
packed and sent o all parts Of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
oE the radical cure Of gonorrhca gcet seminal emissions
FILLS the OF twenty years experience ia The Hospital de-
Shariie in Paris ars PRONOUNCED by hr celebrated inventor
the ustha They effect much shorter time ihsa
S sy % s% the r
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
,ne Permanent cure Of primary Or secondary r
any by az
All persons suspectng venecal faint remaining in their
Ss Ses
without thoroughly cleansngthe system with this justly oe
brlled Alternative ''
Sold in single bottles At 81 each Of half dozen N
10; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
pREPARED by The New York College Of Medicine n
Ssnsd possesHs Hssi' al c
Tying qualities and curative powers Of the above 6ebs
denty recqmmendcdby the College Infinitely suneror
extract rsapanla AZ present before the public and NAV
relied on as certain remedy for all dcases arising from an
pure state OF the blood such scrofa salt rheun
boches Or Ulcers pain in the bones joints nod
eutaneon erutons uceratedsore throat or any sease
rom the secondary effects ofsyphs or IN njodicons ase
mercury. '''o"s "''
Sold IA single bottles, az reSr,..,,
. IN cases cfhalf a dozen bsttles, 81 80
" one dozen /" Ia
Cmes forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
Slb-A very libota disoovnt 70 wholesale purchasers
'aSwFc w u EiCHARDsONi M. q. ont.
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
90 Duane Street.

a Fl. PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
fully informs his friends and the public in geaera that
he has received magnificent collection Oil Paintings
and Antiquities consisting Of japanese Porcelain Jars and Va
Flower Bottles Plates Dishes, Cups and saucers old
Fans the l6h century, and Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the 3 and 1917 formerly belonged
the Cardinal Amenies Great lnquisto of Spain, such
has been IN this country Of which he dispose
yourself cali and examine this collection m'h 10
Also two carved Chairs for Cath oc Churches be
ffom 10 A. Nj. till 6 r. Nj. ie27 2n rh
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r first appearance on the stage Of

ofa witnessed her first appearance on the stage Of
her future actions.
the Baltimore Museum saturday night which has de.
fed all eforts to unravel the singular mystery.
Whilst Miss lnce dancing the Cracovlene 70 de-
lighted and crowded audience OF our younS fashion,
able bloods threw the stage directly before her
large rag doll accompanied with riding whip which Of
course intended to have peculisr Specification
She retired from the stage evidently much
mortified after which considerable excitement was man.
iesfed by audience the subject when another of
our fashionable iops who hang around the dancing girls
stepped forward the champion OF the
and struck the offender blow in the face. They were
Immediately separated by their friends however and il
rumorcd that pistols and coffee preparing for
the numskulls will endeavor to solve the riddle
the course OF to-day.
The rumors have excited the Jews of Baltimore
to valorous deeds A call has appeared the of
Israel in the land OF the free and the home OF the brave
TO attend meeting this evening, for the purpose OF
ganizng volunteer company sto Join our fellow ct
aens arms, and thereby show that Israels sons are
worthy of the land of Washington A bad move
decidedly and one that ought to be discountenanced
equally much if attempt should be made to ior
volunteer company OF catholics thodiss &c. Volun
companies should be formed OF American citizens
regardless of country or creed
Three vessel loads of German emigrants arrived
yesterday from Bremen. The ship Aegunticook brought
ls9 the ship Martha l47 and the Bremen ship Ann l5i
About twenty vessel loads said to be their
way to this port from Bremen They seem TO be we'll
clothed and possessed of sufficient means to locate well
in the far west, whittier they are bound.
Our respected townsman, John 3. Nicholas ESD. was
thrown from his horse few days since and severely
jured but is now considered out OF danger.
The that Capt Thomas, the native candidate
for Congress has resigned is incorrect The party still
hold to him. though he desires to withdraw having
ascertaned that his most intimate friends will not
vote for him and that the party which nominated him
has in reality existence in Baltimore bey ond the
twenty seclected members of the convention that
minated him. VIM. f. Giles, the democratic candidate
will doubtless be elected without difficulty.
THE MAaKETs.-The supply Of Beeves at market yes
terday was not large that OF last week but
sidered quite seasonable The demand fair and an
advance in prices obtained 500 head were sold to
city butchers at 50 per 100 lbs the of equal
TO $3,SIr rs net The average rate is about 237B
There is nothing new~in the market for Howard
Flour worth reporting The demand quite limited and
sales OF small parcels only have taken place at $3.50
which is the ruling price.
On Saturday sales OF 1000 bbls City Mills Flour
made at $3.50 To-day some holders not willing to
sell at this rate
Considerable sales of whiskey made Saturday
at 23c for hhd and 2sc for bbls To-day there less
inquiry, but the prices remain above quoted.
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sAyASNAH.B,mue Isaac Mead-2ss bales cottoe II Colt
co-8t do Brighamli0 Burrt Johnstou-75 casks rc. ID
Peysrer whimarsh3o cks Buckmeyer Sons-i hid bo
w vanpelt- bx Harper Brothers-l Campbell & CO.
order,
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PHiLapELPHiA, Sept . lS45
Some commotion excited in certain political cir
cles this morning, by the arrest charge of forgery
Of an individual who once an active Whig leader;
subsequently Tyler Democrat, holding an office in the
Custom House under Judge Blythe but removed by Mr.
Horn, and now prominent Democrat He has hitherto
stood fair in point Of honesty but it is said that series
of pecuniary transactions have recently come to light,
which it is supposed will implicate him nextiicably in
the serious offence for which he has been arrested
hearing viii take place this afternoon before Recorder
Vaux. The gentleman is respectfully connected and it
is said that his brother, prominent Democratic Office
holder, has advanced beyond his 10 order to ex-
tricate him from difficulty What truth there is in the
prove groundless.
John McKeowen this morning convicted in the
quarter sessions oil riot aud to prison nine
months. John is the son OF a respectable tavern
kseper in New Market Ward and before the court
sst summer or ial charged with being engaged the
hensington riots against the Irish, but was acquitted
Inc weather is cloudy and sury very disagreeabl le
and nwholesome.
The Lady of Lyons received last night al the w
nut by large audience, and it was very well play
Fashion is produced tonight.
Mrs Mowatt and Mr. Crisp appeared at the Chestnut in
sheridan Knowles play Of the Wife. Mrs VI did toera.
oiy wells but 10 my mind Mr. Crisps julien st Pierre
was admirable II the first time ever this artistic
and must confess that favorably impressed
The Arch continues TO have excellent houses with
Mr. r. Wood and the drama margaret Catchn ole or
the Female Horse Thief
Stock transactions to-day were m meacre but prices
seemeo 10 be improving, II We Judge By the small
amount OF sales. Penna 5's adv anced while the only
quotation OF Texas bonds which appeared Tor
me past shows hat stock in very favorable condition
notwithstanding the war rumors.
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READ THIS

LII CASES IN the Surgical and Medical line, especially
those OF long standing advice and medicine
s on hs .t application Gsthsy ssQsifs at
Of vmvry
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BALTIMORE, Sept. |, 1915.
am very sorry to tell you that very disgracefu riot
occurred at the Museum Saturday evening last, be-
tween two young bleods of this city II appears that
Passed Midshpman threw several rings Miss f. nce
while dancing after which the other threw negro doll
baby, which the MILDLY got offended at. He ripped
and said that the one who threw il was no gentleman
After while they met in the City Hotel, where they
had fight in which Of them go. a severe whipping
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DIR. CONVERS'S INVlGORATINCI CORDIAL.
GENITAL DEBILITY. IMPOTENCY, INCONTI-

NENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, Sc Sc
HS celebrated and powerful remedy has long been used
with most happy effect IN the practice Of the em.
nent and the British empire and
Sir Ashley hailed the harbnger Of life" The use Of
this Cordial" fully susans the high The highest
medical authority in the u. s. recommend superior to
other article fo the of the above
complaints The proprietor does offer this remedy
Cahocon but specific for the following deplorale ac.
bits of YOUTH and indulgence the rper
years general ply seal lnitaby
ote liver dyspepsia loss OF muscular oback
aud exemes lassude nocturnal emissions
alteration Of mind confusion OF ideas loss Of memory dim
OF the head and !unacy
social intercourse, timidy sedstrust and love solitude
render the isolated and miserable Hundreds OF
sudden decline or consumption be traced the above
btneful practices Young cities and particularly in
the country where these solitary habits prevail an alarming
extent, and those, whose matrimonial
been productive Of those happy results which should attend
the connubia state, will perceive that this is
impornt subject to them II you would be relieved from
not to this cordial The hints and full disclosures
which the medicine highly to the
married and single Price So bottle, $50 per dozen.
~ B-Sangcrs IN the before leaving should procure
serviceable in and debating climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapidly
n
The physician may be consulted desired Entrance to the
office through the store.
Sold wholesale and retail BY o. FAY 1876 Fulton street,
W The Cordial will be forwarded any part of the
city country by addressing above pad
closed
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworth, Is North Main ST. Provi.
dence, H. L. ala 1mfrh
K TONS SIZING for lale by "
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COPARTNEkSHIP NOTICE.
r. w. CLARK < CO.. Philadelphia and j. w. CLARK &
CO.. Boston have formed connection in the Exchange
a9d 20 business in New York under the firm of f.
having correspondents IN all the principal cities and towns
The Unon they enabled to make Collections Of Notes
Bills OF Exchange the lowest and with the
nrompude. They also prepared purchase all kinds
Bank Notes and Exchange the principal cities Drafts
upon all prominea points can always be had in suit
They pectiuy solicit share OF public patronage.
New lork, August 1ith. lg45. all 1m*rc
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MACHINE BETTING
GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING

A ARTICLE Of great strength and durability can be
n adapted al kinds of machinery for which leather used
third less aud superior
IL unaffected by heat cold and when adjusted machce-
does not require alteration the with leather For
sale BY GEO. BEECHER,
100 Broadway.
Belts of given lengths and thickness made order.
au28 2mfm
THE ONLY PERSON who gives true CONSULTATIONS for
diseases Of the hair, is GRANDJEAN, No Barclay
Treatment by the pious color Of the
haanstomy Of the hairhckness and length specific grav
ess and heat and acids water and spirits and
chemical srrg bulbs general substance Of the
quantity of hair produced by bulb, tea ion in the color,
Tie cause &canew discovery respecting contagion from hair
TO har, iniabe remedy Of the
urave pnepe Of one Of the first ocors who devoted
H time TO the study OF ohlrremedy for the OF dry hair
oily hair growing hair &c. And finally prescriptions accord
lug to the different aud constitutions.
Consultations every day at No. Barclay street.
letters on business must be pnst.nnid. nn22lws
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The New Orleans Bulletin of the 23d ult, saws
that the health OF that rity continued good, and adds
The salubrty of the climate is almost without para
lei the month Of August and there every indication
that the season WILL to its close, continue to the
same auspicous aspect,
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"A g Operations that organ Their method az irea,
ng has been highly successful This affection
Is iar before the suspicious Of patient
are aroused the disease often arising without any apparent
cause ana the eye exhibiting little morbid change The
more prominent symptoms gradual obscurity and mnay
nent OF VISION objects At first looking misty or
other-yision becomes more aud ndsnct
only porons % objects being visible dark moving spots or
mos 90 ioat ~ The air. flashes Of light are evolved ac
eomphneu Dy pam gddness and of eaviness in The
terminating IA total loss Of vision ' - "'""' a"s"''
ASp or.oIrifs or specs the Eye eec
ua} removed ihe most inyoerate cases of SQlIINTIN9
cured ~ lew minutes ARTIFICIAL ny Es inserted with
ou ~ or pt9so closely corresponding with the
w' w ~ noNonenl u agearsnc0 az 70 deity detection. Ad
vge gwen s 70 he kiadof SpECTACLEs adapted 70 part
nsr of Warren straetD ~ " ,ua Imssc
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
OVER SHOES.
w ARRANTED not TO sten soften under any degree Of
w cold heat; article unequaed for durability
for sale in assorted suitable for the
country trade, and in small quantities. by -
GEO. BEECHER,
au28 2msm 100 Broadway.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

GOOD YEAR RS PA TENT.
WARRANTED NOT TO sT!FFEN OR SOFTEN UN.
DER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT.
A GENERAL assortment of goods made under the above
~ patent, including Machine Betting Carriage and other
Giohs every width and ihskness Goats Capes Pouches
shoes MECHANICS Aprons Ladies Aprons TIsyellng Bags
Water Hose Life Pressrvers Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
raus for deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
ing Mats, Sc. SC. For sas wholesale and retail, by
GEO. BEECHER,
ap28 2m+m Broadway.
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: APPOINTMENTS ny the Pers,npSr pan;o; \.
toe ,a surveyor and Inspector of the revenne
Rhode Island vice , ana Darlington, in the State OF
John q; Winston receiver Of nublin bilen'oved owed ,
district of lands subject to sale ~ moneys Tor the
the 18th Of September Isi5 VIII expire on
hugh Z carpenter, register Of the land oeBco g.. ;.
ostrct oi lands subject to sale Lebanon or ,he
vice Jacob r. Bradford removed a"on' Alabama,
John l. slaymaker, as deputy postmaster ;, 81,
Illinois, in the place Of Robert W. Carson a, oaena,
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treasury NoTEs OUTSTANDING FIpsr or e..
hhsks' isio-Amount Of the several issues ou,s,aar
a ny n, september s45, per records OF this OFF,
Treasury Department
Registers Once Sept /, Is4s
r. II 0nLrr Register
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Sale Of stocks at PhiIadelnh,.

FIRST BoARp, Sept , -3 shares Grard Bank 81; a5c
do do 81; $1,000 WILMINGTON r. e.; 1000 Texas 10 De,
cent 80; 5000 State SIS, 754.
SECOND BoARp-S2o0o Reading Railroad Bonds ds
65i; 81 Lehigh, 8 ds, l4..
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WA NTED
- ENTL EhtN and Families can obtain the full value for all
snper c.s effects they wish dispose Of (ei,her GEN.
ILEMEN rI.ADlES) by sending the subscriber who
does not pretend to give twenty any other
person. but will fair price for all articles offered Gen
temen leaving the will find TO send for
the subscriber previous to selling any other person.
j. LEVENSTYN
- t66 Broadway, (up stairs.)
NJ BA line through the Pos. Office will be promptiv AT
tended to. Twin
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Passengers TO Arrive,
Pnssenxers SnIInd

SAANs,H-per brig saTanpah-Mrs Edw,,d, = ~ N;o,,.
, ~ Messrs Tnan aud L w Sm,,b aus : i"chois,
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

MARTELLE " HOLDERMANN,
NO. 81 MAIDEN LANE Ny
MANUFACTURES and Importers Of Ornamental Hair
~ Work, Wigs, Toupees Bands, CurIs Seams Bandeau
HAIR Danguys celebrated Curled Hair IS inches long and
wholesale and retail. = -
y. B-The trade supplied reasonable terms. salmsec
GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN a very su.
~ warranted not Also, Tin Plate sheo-
e Ssa a an snse , Ins Scotch W end net
nv,1 sm.ec No II Rroad ,tree,
DAGkET SHIP QUEEN OF IHf. WEST, FROM IL
L VERPOOl-Consi per this ship will please take
notice that she dischargng under nj side
Burng Slip All goods permitted must be Sent n Public
Store. WOODHIJLI MI<TIiPN ~
azo 81 South street
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR
NJ HIGH will change grey hair orig nal color in ew
W minutes his solution different from any vet ofe red
aud cannot ai oil supercedmg all Others Those who doubt
It's virtues requested have their hair changed before
paying their money humbug would take this method there
would be no reason 70 complain None gennne unless
~ STRIKER IN red ink The Solution can be FORWARDED nv
Harndens Express 70 any part OF the world One trial win
prove the fact Sold wholesale 81 30 per dozen-,nd res
Records New York, up stars. anoG Im.Te
~ complete assortment from l6 or manuiacured from
ore carefully selected, and with The greatest care.
Also 600 sheets Cold Ro ed Copper from % 10 10 M the
most beautiful article mann factured For .ae bv
anrc ~ X. COLLINS u co, SO South st.
ID PUSSEDDU respectfully informs ms friend. and fle
public that he has removed from No II Park Row 10
33 Fulton street. two doors East of Broadway where he viii
be most happy 10 receive all his friends acqua
tances - ''
New York, 23rd August 1876 anoa tm.mo
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BILLlARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
COUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizens invited to try
- Mahogany Beds with e Panels made by machinery
So much work could not be doue by hand without
the usual price Likewise Cushions elastic that eleven
be HIT by single blow. Cor sale playing BASSFORDS
aud l49 Fulton " -
Otis Field with number of these improved Tables invites
lis friends call at the Cnited States Hotel through
the bar. room 1876 Water street. iy23 lmtrrc
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TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHEkS
GENTLEMEN or Families going Europe or else where,
wishing TO dsencunber Themselves Of superfluous efe
mems, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS &c, Sc, will do we'll to
send for the subscriber from whom they will obtain the
cash prices. ii LEVETT,
= - 90 Nassau street, Herald Buildings
Families gentlemen attended by appointment and all
ders left at the subscribers Office line through the
office punctually attended to. au2i lmtrc
BRONZE POWDERS AND METAL LEAF,
DUTCH METAL.)
INHE SUBSCRIBERS have received and keep
y hand large stocks of these articles which they
port direc from their acture Germany the full
tisfaction of their old and new customers.
LEOPOLD KUH & CO,
No l3 formerly So Wall street, door to Adams Co.
jy3l lm+m
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-16
From The Nafianm Inteliegencer.
The "Army Of Observation,

The following paragraph from the
New York Express of Tuesday morning
gives us the first intilnation that the mill
tary forces of the United States at Corpus
Christi have been ordered to move west
ward of that position; movement SO lit
tie required under present circumstances
that, we should think, as it must have
been directed before the recent pacific
advices from Mexico, il will Of course
have been countermanded in time to pre-
vent It's being carried into execution:
"We understand that the troops now
: at Corpus Christi, under the command
of General Taylor, have been ordered
to march over the prairie country to-
wards the Rio Grande, for Brassos, st.
Jago, ond other places. While at Cor
pus Christi they have been obliged to
hire three schooners as store-ships for
their''provisions and have actually carried
" old houses from Live Oak Point, dis
= tance of ninety miles, TO be used as a
: covering for their stores and ammunition.
: What they will have to cover and pro-
: tect these things with when they leave
: the coast, without the schooners, proba-
bly, Mr.. Marcy can tell. Their course
is through a prairie country, where there
is no timber to make planks, and no
saw-mills if there were any timber
: They will have streams to pass for which
they have no means provided. Their
provisions, as in the Florida war, will
be destroyed by the elm ate and the
rains. Their firearms will be entirely
ruined by the exposure to the saline
atmosphere for want Of covers. In short
another system of prohigate expendi-