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Miscellaneous Record.

PAcKEr sHP Patrick HENRY Delano for Liverpool,
will sail to-day Heretter bags will close the usual hour
this morning.
OHpEns1June 3-Professor Jas Huston detached from
detached from ship Boston waiting
orders Lieut. Cha Boggs leave extended three months and
MoSrI TIRE May s-Ar Smile, and Wcolfevls, Liver
ESslpoe; I'd Mssnss g. A'0''''A wary ~'' 'n' James
Doves Wrfton New R soa HSe and
s afwy WIN
Ssssf :sS oS;t siG
London Tom Bovine, Lame; Coquette, Glasgow.
Home Ports.
H1 and on TS sis: fTiasDA Frances
ws Ga Rival v %s.
& New w s" spos $ lit M e 80 G
" S VIII sa1,f sSssfs u 70 41iSr
+ "
YoI pssna G 5s CID Ss6n Dsap cS..eGSs Cape
aS.. Ispsa, end Ni%rod. Toy Glide tsmbsdss ard ga
s !; as, IS;
5issd; Iosad and
no Kendall Ponce alt Spoke So lon Il TO-
Amos Patten, hence for Pensacola.
FALL RIVER, June 3-Ar Franklin, Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, June 3-Ar Hellespont Chareston; Adm
Brown; Oregon; Achsah d. and Emblem, Philadelphia Mary
Brush and Oynthus Rondout; Providence and Jas Long
NYork. Sid, H g King, Philadelphia.
Bs . Go%s:oa Fail E RIVER fo Phsd
Sid Ann Maria and all in port, for harbor
NEw HAVEN, June a-Ar George Loyal Porto Rico; Sig
Philadelphia: Sid May Flower and Smith Tuttle West
Indies; X Smith aud Elizabeth, Albany.
PHLApELPHIA June Arr Dublin Londonderry; Balti-
Boston; Oregon HARTFORD Irene, NYork. Cid John
Clayton; Laayete Lycoming; Increase Pzao and Jas
Lucy. Boston; Mary Willetts Croon Genius, NYork;
Lexington, Salem; Miami, Stoningon William Young Pro-
violence.
RIcHMorp, June 3-Arr Aid Boston, Virginia, NewYork-
| Sid Elisha Ruckman. Fall River
WILMINGTON, May 30-Arr Saml N Cot, Gaudaoupe Til
umph Antigua; off the Bar Baltic, Gaudaloupe Cid, Viola
/ Nassau.
GEoRcErowS, sc, May s-Cld Diploma Br'oadoes; Gen.
Clnch, Nantucket.
n spoke Prospect of Belfast I'm also Florida from
Wakonks Liverpool st ar Gatharne, NYork; Hersa Ma
pasta wig freight; Strobe, do; Verona do Carthage, do
3oh u lat 49, Ion 10 90 fell in with wrecks waller logged
abandoned Of them had standing and had been
stippe the others spars all gynesupposed ship and
the other brig; also Emily, NYork Col Tayoe Frank
fort Me- Seaman Fall River. 9th ut lat &c. lon "a 90
schs whal ng28th lat % a. Ion IS brgs whaling,
them had her boats out but did not take the whale Sd
MoslE MAY Cid Phiogonos and Marchoness Of Butte,
| New ORLEAss May a-Cld Mozart Havana; Cohancy, N
York
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REY'S
TINCTURE AND LOTION OF
IMPORTATION.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Monsieur VERREY, of Lyons,
has appointed DE. LAUNEY GRAY sole agets for the
sale Of hs Tineure and Lotion Of nygoaton he United
led preparations leaves scarcely necessary say that they
certain remedies for Impotence stey aversion to
ton Of Tie system and all the diseases produced BY aastrba
be The Lotion is used externally They immediately
the vigor and warmth they mpat being felt in few minutes
after they applied and they may be used separately with adj
vantage but most eicacous in conunction Price
acar oos OF niee oo Qua or 9"e q eas They are
form Of letter with full directions for Sc, double let
posage-pce three dollars for letter package
two powders for the Tncur and another for the Lotion
Five dollars for double package dollars for five powders
fanked post paid contain enclosure and directed
Office my28 im-m
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X ETA u TsH l. + OIL l. y W ING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M f DIG A l. VICE


PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
continue TO direct their all diseases
the constitution from business lnvaid
rst Of those diseases amount o suffering
Cess the f s
in Europc for the Of those complaints attends for consul
a9 T se 1 s gu,F'Hsd
living IL country finding i conyeneni to make psr.
sona applications have forwarded thsm chest contain
s oshe pw e
traction and treatment received elsewhere If and enc
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC, MIXTURE, prepared by. the. College Of
deny a% or Debility
eret Gig or excess # any kind l. is nvsaabc
n g"rI %1 ScIpss y s.,h s o,sn e,.nv
packed VIZ = XII: s fs SSfi PILLS.
:" 's'ss asHsss sss
r. g rfu, o. twenty experience the Hospital Dc
Professor vsss" q =" asis remedy ali disease;
sn any oe rhsy S So nna he psh ssses with
the stomach confinement from business Price VI per box
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
ny By a.
M sH '
without Cleansing the system with this Justly oes
braled Alternative. -.
S. s' G done" at
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.
pREpARED BY the New York College e medicine and
refined aud highly concentrated extract possessing all the i
Tying qualities aid curative powers Of the above herbs conf
deny bdrdby the College infinitely
ex c rspe a. present before the public and may be
pure the blood, such scrofla rheu,
botches pmples ulcers pain in the bones JOINTS nodes
from tc secondary effects ofsyphls njudicous q
mercury.
Sold In single bottles, at rs cents each
in cases Of half dozen betes, $3.50
" one dozen !" 600
Cases forwsrdedt 70 all parts Of the Union.
N IA very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
dl9rc w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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On Thursday, 9th inst. EDMOND L. FuREY infant child
of William and Mary Ann Furey, aged months and .
weeks.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family Likewise
ed TO attend the funeral, tomorrow afternoon at S
o'clock from the corner Of Pearl and Cross streets
On Thursday morning, 9Th inst MARY ELrzABErH
months less o days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend tho f
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, May 29th.-The market was rather
quiet yesterday the sales only amounting to 1890 bales
this may have been caused in measure by the dis
appointment in receiving the news by the steamer
from Liverpool, duS nj Boston on the 18TH INST The
sales of the three days amount to bales Prices
remain firm at last quotations The market is now
nearly cleared of Mississippi and Louisiana cotton, and
the transactions principally in North Alabama and
Tennessee The business has been for greater variety
of markets than for time past large part has been
taken for the North of Europe and Trieste.
LIVERPOOL CT AssrrIc rIoNs
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Passengers to Arrive.

IARLEsToS-Shp Sutton, from Charleston for NewYok-
Lswton lady, child and servant Mr. Stewart lady and
e Mss inra Rsy Downing and lady; Miss nnes.
NV hsi. issndJeq and servant Ms.r. Wyma
MoooiIan' Gordon, James Rhodes II Hasetne W
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Medical Card,

DOCTOR ORRISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20lx Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted confdentaly
all private diseases which he without mercury
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly "onor
sTRICT FUR OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain or nconvenence 70
other affections Of the urinary but
Surgeons should be allowed make the
amnaton affected with enlarged glands
suffer much injury trem swkwsrd gractiSnsrs
This affection, and the train Of evils resulting from de
structve habit ysuth inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mate potency radically cured by DR.. NJ illogical
principles by restoring the system to healthy tone and REIN
stating its original vigor. perfect guaranteed
B-Dr NJ holds no communion with medical pretenders
advertising Surgeon in the CITY, See his diplomas in his olce
2O4s Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Office 2O4X Fulton street. Greenwich, New York Open
from7 A. nj. to 10 p NJ. daily my16 I'm os*rc
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pointment OF Consuls was the subject OF this execu-
tive conference; and that Mr.. Riell OF New YORK Is
expecting his appointment to-day, among otners.
From casual acquaintance with MT. hieli we are
strongly impressed in his favor, and should not hesi-
tate 10 endorse him. We hope, too, the President
will attend 10 the claims OF Slamm, and not suffer
the Old unkers Of York state 70 ovefruie ms oe!!eI
Judgment in regard TO Levi Altogether, we think
that Slamm has been treated very badly.
The creaking of the gulotine may be heard about
the Departments, but no heads have passed under
less than thirty persons waiting to see Mr. Secretary
Walker at II O'clock. An old gentleman, among
the number, gave us some advice, which may be OF
profit TO all ,offce-scekers, SAID ne Why, slr'
ful. You must look gloomy, distressed, and on the
verge ofdespair. Tyou can't do II any other way,
take dose Of castor oil, and that will help you. You
must excite sympathy-you must excite charity, or
Won stand no chance"
Mr.. Bogardus, Deputy Collector of New York, is
among us. Suppose ne comes 70 see the Executive
Mansion and the Treasury Building.
The Naval Court Martial in the case of Captain
Voorhees,, is progressing. II is being holden at
Coleman's Hotel, Commodore Stewart presiding
Mr.. B. F. Hallen, Of Boston, Judge Advocate. Sc
against Captain Voorhees, are an unlawful interfe-
renee in late blockade OF Montevldeo and other
subsidiary or collateral specifications. We shall
give you in report OF the trial, sufficiently
full for Justice to all concerned, and tar represen
tatlon OF the case.
There was most extraordinary Temperance de-
monstraton at the Wing Club House last night. For
several weeks these temperance people have been
holding mock trial over King Alcohol, with an or
ganised jury Of tive sitting in his case Last
night, having toun verdict OF murder IN the first
degree the Judge pronounced the sentence OF DEAN
at the stake. Accordingly dozen bottles OF cham,
paigne were burnt in large fire Of shavings, and
other combustibles. number OF women were
among the spectators. While this excellent drink
was being consumed, the meeting struck up and
sung with great spirit a number of temperance
songs. Altogether the fanaticism Of these tempe
rance people, as exhibited (however praiseworthy,
their cause( was despcable, heathenish and out OF
reason Their orgies of the last night could only be
exceeded by the crazy ceilings Of the Millerites We
very sorry that our tee-totallers don't exhibit
more common sense and sef-respect than they do.
They can't expect to do much in reform in the hea-
thenish way they carry on. Not less than twenty
The salvation of Texas eoparded, as 1t would
appear from the junkctings OF Mexico with England,
was doubtless subject OF the closeting Of the Pres-
dent with the Secretary Of State this morning. The
chances for extra session., it would APPEAR not
yet entirely relinqushed BACHELOR.
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CURE YOURSELF-PRIVAT DISEASE.

OUhE IUUhSELF-FHiVA Ale DiSEASE'
" Cure Yourself and the modification and shame
"A Of applying the quacs nestng this and
CITY, whose sole object is sordd gain the expense Of
consequences onyour children than the disease itself
PROSTATE pennyes ruined in body and Buy
the quack specifics because they offered cheap they
the trashy books which far from giving the least information
se merely ntsnda to nsm you INTO the purchase o. ns
dsPorabe and effects daily witnessed in the
Of the vlent and poisonous disease has induced
him to offer Recipe, one universally successful in effect
thorough cure by which every who has unfortunate
%omentasy yielded the GENERATIONS around him. can ina
ieced the extorons Of quackery by addressing letter
lpostpaid) to an. Cloque M b. Box 1885," New York The
to Diet mode opeparton symptoms ofdiseass in its differ
also the symptoms of specified in the d.
rection accompanying the recipe.
Connected with this subject suggestion possible ofst
vital Importance viz the by which its contraction
made impossible and thus arrest the progress Of this oathe
by which this most desirable end can obtained OBJ
tanned by addressing above. Price IS. m27 mD&W'rc
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CHARLEsToN-Bhp Charlcston-32 daes cotton q BuILev
-ibx Il So ID Lathrop-l + Can6eld-6O cks Burkmey.
er soms-t bales Emerie2 cks bxs Dbl kee Arnold
81 bdls Buwer-l5i bales Psrmele Rogers.los bbis j
Tsylor.I b. Dickerson, Churchill K cog Horie Co.
Noble-6 bxs HaviIsnd Reese DOL box Brown bbs
'~uenet-l case Philippe Smith Howe-t BIZ Com
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CoTroN-To-day the sales amount to 800 bales, ut
firm prices. The market rates. paid now, are quite
equal to those current before the arrival of the steamers
Great Western and Cambria, and in cases higher
rates have been paid but this has only been limited
instances and for small parcels We continue quo
tations
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es,o.ss; 81 pkss mdse Geisse Son
mann-I0 Barring White2 Omgen c;ol.,e;mo S;,rnn
held bach-6 keimer Meeks--2 Liere-iS = Aydsrs
col w Penl. wv o''o ""iier y
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DOCTOR J. p. TARBELL'S
CEIERRA TED PILLS

rHESE well known and truly valuable Pills. Justly ce
LIBERATED for their beneficial effects, becoming
the most popular family medicine Of the day they war
raned specific for the of mot all the d.
ssases that flesh heir to- but for the Aec
Scroua Bilious and Diseases Of the Chest; short they
unrivaed and family should be without them, they
be used and safe remedy for Of all
time Direction. ENCLOSED II each box and none ssna.
For SALE Wholesale AND retail the principal depot Hall Of
Pharmacy, T.. r HASKELL Co., corner Of Broome and
Mulberry Streets
DR. TARBELL will be in his Office, corner Of Broome and
Mulberry Streets from sto AM and to in the even
ing. - -. -
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills
the State, make arrangements that
effect addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
allowable. m20 1m$ec
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Passengers Arrived.
BREMES-Barque Foraa Anueers and 1921 in the Steer
- - ~ MY '''''-
CHARLEsroS-Bsrque Edward-Mrs II Heath. Mrs Blake
Miss Sssockney, Miss Russ Messs Hayward Fersu.
bull y kinner, A Schultz, Tutte, Wayne HoIligan
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PnnApEIrHA. June 51Arr, Reindeer Palermo, April is;
BALTIMORE June Arr Harp and Direct, NYork; Eliza
Hand. Providence.
NoRFoLK Jnns 3-Cld Tasso West Indies. Sid Erin. and
Charles, Fall River.
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-
MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or
- variety Of Syphtic Mercuria other disease, who
have been only half cured by qck had better carefully
Coopes-sr-ast July contracted certain private dis
and immediately appedt doctor who promsedto cure
week continued with him months, but
duay getting tried after another all the advertising
Doctors and each promised positively to at
teywere not doctors conclued 70 into the hospital where
the doctors kept under Of for eight weeks
my throat and uceraea pains all my joints and
body covered with ulcers. complete skeleton; the
doctors idccd dangerous give medicine
and adviseda southern climate EFT the hospital and by adj
Of January last we'll and restored to perfect health
wish this published. THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner Harlem, N. Y.
Coopsr Marants TO cure every no matter how long
Of private malades cured az hours without interfering
with the patients habits With the exception Of Dr. Johnson
of II Duane street, DIR. Cooper Of Duane 10 the
only qualified Physician who advertises in this
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On Thursday, 5th inst by the Rev. Dr. Hgbic JOHN
HcKETr to LAURA j. only daughter Of the late Cap
tain Edward Hall, U. s. NJ. c.
On "wednesday evening, 4th inst by tee Rev s. H.
Cone, Mr.. JOHN II. REID to Miss HANNAH Ezra surroN
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ALEXANDEK'S TKICOBAPdE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
IA liquid which changes the color the
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skin The superiority of this Dye consists in its
mode Of application eect-a other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce change M
application.
Extract from the "Philadelphia Daily SunALrxANpERs
TRIcoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum Several OF
acquanances have recently applied their hair the vsua
valuable discovery failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying it to gray hair
whiskers it mparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rushton druggists, iio Broadway Apin
lane j. w Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States, sole agents.
mvf41m&ie Philndelphia.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, so well known q
~ the victims Of syphc Diseases the most successful
this destructive smos masdy is still be
found his old Office Dr. johnson satisfy any that
legally qualified practice Physc and sugeryhat he pos
knowledge Of general disease superior 70 ourths OF
and q every variety Of yeneea Disease and
only from every Of the United States but they from
the West Indies and Canada cure average pates
take this method Of Informing strangers and in the
their disease Every cure or make no charge
No matter bow long you have Gleet Structure Ulcer
upon the boay or ~ the throat pains the head
bones Of the legs Will and can you your case eura-
BILE Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
ness brought on by habit INDUCED by young
have paid mach attention g the Of this masdy Many
sanitary treatment Dyspepsia weakness the limbs and small
the back confusion Of intellect orgeulness pelitaton Of
plant Il my directions followed ga:ran!sss "a cur Pos
ended to. With the exception Of Dr. CDp.r Of Duane st.
ps Jn.oa "a Duane sssi y ne oI5y sgu. educated
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCTORS r. & j. BLAKE, Consulting Surgeons esta
bsned IN for the treatment Of all diseases Of the U
No Is Dey street frst block from he Franin House An
extensive practice thousand enable them toeec
confinement, restriction Syphilis its first ap
earancc well in its aggravated FORM permanently
few days or hours Structures of long standing u week Pa
and Sufferers from early mpndence will
with especial attention aud an infallible remedy.
mH I'm sec OFFICE Is DEFY STREET.
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COM MI Err CIAL.
go. s62 Dec. 90 asa

Increase. ........ $500 Dec q, 3S8
In reducing the wheat to -four there gross
in the receipts at tide water equal 81 4s5 bbl in 1916
over 1874 OF the receipts for this year. bbls
flour and 49, 500 bushels wheat in at Albany; the
rest at west Troy and Waterford
The receipts at tide water to the close of the month
Of May for the last years have been as follows
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READ THIS.
IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those OF long standing advice and medicine
It's the first application neither residence required
No. 81 Resde street g. TIEINE. M. u
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 9.



Cleared.
Ship Patrick Henry Delanc Liverpool, Grinnel & Co.
Ship Tiger Brewster, stonington, Ct,
s$ $, Ss ;s Sons: Co.
B ss jonS AEas sSna9a Sydney
Bris Wsmpanoas, coisoa, Bermuda, Tucker 4 Co.
Brig Susan spofiord, spoaord Rappa1annoe A."0"
ss ss A'snaiSs Fss ss%sS sssisI
sehr il Walker, Rogers, Philadelphia.
s ss&r FT sss. as s%s f Baltimore
schr Victor Hsllett, Boston Foster & Co.
ss sST sfS d sssaSy sFss ssy s fSlsdspn
Sloop James Lampheer, Kenny, Providence
Arrived
Ship Charleston Brown from Charleston, May Goth, with
cotton III 10 = sutton. Tine names Of hs passengers nave
Snip 'T sh%sroo Sinclair day. from Sydney Ms with sss
sesa bow 70 very
aR sSas e he w:s..s
dad de with gallons %oasses TO Chssteaa po1
NYork, in ds Hector Of Boston, for Cenuegos day
Barqne Edward Buikiey, days from Charleston, with
ton aud rice, to Durham Dimon
with 'ss IBIS
beans Corning Son Lett no Ans LIST inH. LAT 49, Ion
Brbrig Leader. Davidson, IS days from Windsor. Ms.
Schr Mary Anna Thornton days from Folly Landing oats
SHIP HERCULES from Liverpool wild mdse and passengers
to W &J l. appscott.
Also one brig unknown. Eli
Ships Empire for Liverpool Indiana Savannah Leopold
Thomastop; America New O.leans; baIque John Parker,
Philura Savannah; Monaco, Norfolk.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE e. EDWARDS, AURLSTS,

DRS. CASTLE g. EDWARDS, AURLSI,S,
OQ1 BROADWAY.-Extract: =
OO1 ~ cheeully comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
Intosh to testify that hsas nvaded home unfit for duty
orots deafness and discharges from his hs,
under care Drs Castle and Edwards Aurists
Under he recovered his hearing and has returned
to his military duty. II. McNEVEN, M. D.,
Surgeon H. B. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS
for ncpien Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzing
singing sounds the collections OF hard
secretons the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been popular
remedy curative in all diseases Of the upwards
twenty Offices removed 3s Broadway Whit
street. lm<dh
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HUNIERLAN DfSPENS.ARY,
3 Division street, New York,
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

QY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the successful
treatment Of disease Of and for the sale o.
DR. Hunters Red Drop This medicine is the only remedy
disease without injury the CONSTITUTION and without diet
hndrance from business when all else have failed
pusive treatise accompany each vial with full dections
wht warranted to efectua IN all cases. matter how
trouble t9 the patient and in shorter ,ce Of time than
VIAL Albany, Division street, stairs. No Buf
fao. 1mossrc
nR ABBOT may be consulted confdentally at his office
II 10 DUANE street where afflicted with delicate disea
ss old syGhtic Ulcers Diseases Of the Bladder urhrs and
the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen the
city Of New York entirely devoted the treatment of delicate
worst cases. without the use Of mercury Dr. feels comb
ing humanity from the above diseases than other Physician
~ New York Beware Of mposition,a nd donot mstake6
Varieties Attendance from A. NJ till 10 NJ Charges
sonable. ia3 lmsrc
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FABER SEGAR FACTORY,
II DIVISION STREET,

FABER SEGAR FACTORY,
II DIVISION STREET,
sb1 N. s Y sss & ss
Chs aIgss, stOIss il Havana l9I nineteen years; =
IT, ss tss 6:
found equal Havana sega Of corresponding style and
$s:j a'*'' :::iI: {s ;:s:. ST. H..
All boxed in he Hsyn. stys 60.
T aaTs ss'
also for the purpose Of selecting Ssa suitable for this
sa nas deDsna q s a,Sswns 0Iiad c.Sn.
s. SeaSis ssys t Sss:s.'' L E:5 ss%s
E Es.ssSSss' ST;$s:sass., E /. FsS.,
Ia fPs Palma. Victoria, Columbia.
Dos Hs'"'"''' H YABE A1;' 1pisSs,ps &c
CANS SEGAR STORE,
s. CANS No. william street, informs hi. friends and
$ s e; Ss o%s
A large assortment Of Regalias
Plantations Of various brands.
Panstelas Of superior quality.
. v....;. C %usss;s s.sr. ,.p.m.
3 SsS a:;.so l. .s ssssis t.So ssssn.'
Lord s% Byron. I La Bsysder. Tr.Saess .e'''
Napoleons, Asculapia, Canones,
advertiser hi. thank, hs for
msefto use his best efforts deserve the samefor the future
600 dt ~ fs.y .s y xa AS
them viii Be found Cabsnss DO mpeaes Rsssiss Psnsss:
Gss %sss ss' s N.ssss
sf Sos Just a y he 5 s%
GENUINE lMPORTED HAVANA sEGAKs:
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stock-2 MatthieseuA Dickenson Whiting seym-
ssr Leslie-2i cks Depeyser Whmsnh-7s bales cotton
Thompson K Adams trunk to order
-CHARLEsToN-Bsrque Edwad-40 cks rice Depeyster 4
r Dbl, DO Navy Ase-s eSs, cotton Smith
feathers Greenway. Henry Smithls hhds bbs Peree
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