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Medical Card.

DO G r M o RRISON.
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DISPENSARY, 2o41< Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted confdentaly
all private diseases which he without mercury or
s,raln IN diet or pursuit Recent particularly onor
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
on improved principles, without pain inconvenience
the patient As the symptoms OF Structure analogous with
those OF other affections OF the urinary but
erenced Surgeons should be allowed make the necessary
suffer much injury from awkward ctitioners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the uan of evils resulting secret
sructve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and
mate mpoency radically cured by Dr. NJ pat
principles by restoring the system healthy and
charge.
~ B-Dr. M holds communion with medical petenders
who claim to be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
adyens Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas in his Office
204 Fulton street Letters paid aud containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part of the Union.
Office 20T Fulton Greenwich, New York Open
romI A. NJ TO IN T. NJ, daily. sic lmfr
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LrEHrooLIsteamer Great WesternH Il Garrett Miss Al
cock. New York; Charles Wilson Liv erpool; Mir Pottii
bearer of dispatches Belsum MIR De Vilers do do Rd
kspns lady and two ehdren New York; Miss Abrahams,
eassH New G ycrH W% CsT9 a dq Victor Bishop
delphm; D Haz.n, New York; Andrew Gray, do; VIVA II
Knott jamaica, !; Miss Helen Gleason, New York. Alex
dopn AdSph Lsehfn e Hadsonyi!s b. aAndede New York
son. do;J Chanuad do James and lady Albany Cur.
u.s. New YORK; Master Curtis do; Mrs Capt Matthews,
hverboo Master Ihos Matthew'S do; MIR Probys and
Miss Roberts; Col Cockbum; Jas Augustine.
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CO M M T. H CIAL.

. - IHUTsUuy, sept. Is.
CoTToN-The market exhibits no change The salas
amount to 600 bales, at quotations.
KIcE-Market rather inactive, owing to high prices
and purchasers waiting by the steamer; prices Sc
for prime and medium qualities 43a4J sales about l5o
terces at from ,a5c.
RsAL EsrArE-By wilkins s Rollns-Lot on l4,h ST.
oieet from sth avenue, 25 feet by 206 81 lots
lying between ih and 81 st and ODD streets
500 each $500 -
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CANTON, May ls.-Copper, sheathng, S2i per pcul; s.
american do 2oi cordage European, sac Cotton Bonn.
SO 0aa7 o5. Cotton Goods--Whte shirtngs 81 5Oo3 10
per piece grey do 60a3 TO- Some Improvement has
he, Ne pace IN the demand for white shirgs Yarn-Nos
-, saoa9 80 per picul s to 81 2sa29 3s to a. 32a
% y, cnin'z furniture S2a3 90 per piece nominal Me.
, IN banca SIsals 90 per picul; straits 10 6OaIo;
i"H' man, Sos2 oo hoop2 oo bar io stosl 90; tin
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The receipts Of Flour continue equal the de-
mand which till yesterday was active at SAL A. Yes
teIda the market somewhat heavy and though the
principal sellers continued to demand sI for fresh
oenesee buyers did not take freely, and towards
close what had been held the morning at 81 ST.
offered at 81 81 at which sales made. We have
no change to notice from the close Of yeste rdays
ket We quote Genesee 81 SIT; Ohio 475
Wheat does not arrive freely, and good quality is
wanted 500 bush fair Southern sold at l02c Rye-buy-
ers hold of and market heavy with sales delivered AZ
&c Corn continues in limited request with sales of
southern at 52ca5ic. weight and measure; Jersey SIC
weight-no Northern here. Oats have come in more
freely and prices declined with sales to some extent al
sscaloe; Canal Soc 36c. No Barley offering
There was very little inquiry for Howard street flour
IN Baltimore on the 10th instant, and in eyery respect
the market was in the same state which existed at the
time OF closing our last report. The ruling price was
~ oo receipt price from 81 375; City Mills Flour
1om m SG pne supplies Of wheat small mostly
msnd from shippers and sales were freely made AZ ~
cents for good to prime reds which is an advance
une very prime lot brought 90 cents Later in the day
me demand was less active and was doubtf whether
nese prices could be obtained. Good to prime white
al W. 100 cents Sales of corn at a6 as cents
of "h'e and 40 cents for yellow Oats at 80 81 cents
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHiLApELrHIA, Sept l7-Arr Ducamn, st Thomas Veto
rn Boston, Dan Baker Nantucket Amity Albany; Eliza
Ann Newport; Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway York. Henry
Sippican; Ann Eliza Nantucket Columbia, Boston. Below
Warsaw, Liverpool; America, saem Mass; Granite Casco
Toga, and Indiana.
BALTIMORE Sept l7-Cld Saldana, Brazil and mkt; Fulton
Port Spain, Trim; Chesapeake Stewart, NYork;
NoRroLK, Sept l6-Sld Leroy Bedell, NYork -
GEoRGErowN sc. Sept l3-Arr Fanny Colt, NYork Cid
John Hill. Rowe. NYork,
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HtOi.IAN HAkPS


NUNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
1N"Coema's oan Attachmentto the Panofore" for the
s ai s s sY To
with this Improvement attached attach the
modern made Panofoes In regard othe durability
Of this nvention ~ o. prepared to satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their critical examination and experience
warrant them in the assertion that the olian will remain
climate and will be affected by transitions
ofamosphere The satisfactory waranee given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the Eoan Pianofortes
their wae-room, No. $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also may be found assortment 6 and Octav
Fanoortes both rosewood and mahogany m26 6mr
HAKPS. HARPS.
So Anthony ST., Doors from Broadway.
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard of
London and Paris calls public to his stock of I'M
Ga oc Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic vi.
James Haney been honoed the testimonials of the
Courts of London and Paris Professors Bochss Avar Chat
Horn and numerous Others from private individuals of
9ossrys, s5 ), Anthpny street doors from Broadway
u HAkPS REPAlRED. Strings, &c sig lmFrc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, NC
MAD. ACHILLE respectfully annogneest her rnds and
tl paons and the public general that her regular class
VIII commence on Saturday. October l at her Saloon, No
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies and young Masters under 10 of
Wednesday and day, from TO ocockand at
5 for young Gentlemen.
Evening Glass Tor Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at 8 o'clock
For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous Of forming by them
selves Quade Glasses Polka Mazufka Quadres
on any days and hour most convenient to both pates
For individual and private lessons Dancing Watzing,
desired
yonLg ladies' boarding schools and private families
Soiree Balls exclusively for her pupils, accompanied by their
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pro-
lessons IN Par's Madame A. receives from them all the novel;
ties Of the day admitted in The fashionable society and she
sons, according to her patrons desires. sl7 lm'rc
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Cotton Trade.

Since the departure of the Caledonia from Boston
there has been SO little activity in this market that very
niue change mas taken place in prices. The receipts OF
ent OF the new season. show increase compared with
Iast year. while the exports show a falling off The
nexed -. 80" - -
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We are glad to see that Major Donelson's health
has far improved as to enable him to visit Nash
ville Since his return from Texas he has had severe
relapse OF the congetve fever which came near taking
him of whilst in that country. He is now recovering
and we hope will soon be entirely restored to health
Nashville linton, Sept @.
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

CASros-Ship Ranbow-John G Gardner + NJ Nevbold
OF New ioIk John q Brown, Boston
BoRDEAux-Ship Apoilo-A Davaile q Hermann in tb.
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OHIO RIvER-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
were two feet and half OF water in the channel At
Pittsburgh on the day the river had nearly two
feet of water in the channel
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

OICuIdIIO9I"T Otty uOuBduUs
DAILY HERALD-Every day Price q cents psr
sopy$7 as per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY YHERALD-Every Saturday-Prics OF cents
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-alwsys
cash In advance.
despatch.
1y- All lettcrs or communications, by mall addressed
10 the establishment, must be post piA tho postage
will bo deducted from the subscription money remItted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
faorniEroR OF ruE NEw YoRK HxRALp Esr ABLisnMBpr
Nsrthwssl corner Of ulton and Nassau streets.
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KEY TO MUSIC.
nj IISIC,

LADY wishes devote her time to the instruction Of
young ladies the Piano. She teaches the Logeran
SYSTEM which has been introduced into this
try II has been greatly approved Of in Eu,ope being the
shortest and easiest method of bringing the pupil
addressed X Y the Office Of this paper shall be attended
m
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OFFICIAL RECOGNITION. Wilhelm
schmidt has been recognized by the President Consul
ofsaxony, for the port of New York
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RECEIPTS AND ExpoRrArIoN OF CorroN.

New delasa, pGrts: ,o sept. Is. date Sept u.s.
nlopa' Mopme' sept. S.........,.... 138 I,si7 6os
Seo5Ss, Say Darea, Sept cas ,sss iss 100 lsS
South Carolina Sept l3. ........ i572 1@s Ie''ss9
North Iarollna, Sent6 6......... 100 Ioo
S;S:' Sss Ss %s;s ss;. ssss 81 81, ss si ,s:s s;s
other ports, Sept g.. 25s,
same last year: s s79l sn ssaa ,ssl2s sS
$;';ssi ss: s ~ =" Fan 'A';; $;a = r..
ss$: s%: In: I:s, Ess.: @ s H.:
The stock on hand according to the above statement
was a, 'he latest dates-hiry thousand bales less than
az the corresponding period last year The stock on
at the close OF the ls45 was about sixy.ye
several hundred bales less than on tho sam , Ja % .
This shows that the sales for the year
supplies nsary any previous and that the
Inc crop last year about $40 600 bales ,h,
of tho sar Sa % e s,oSk eit IN first hands the close
The receipts this season thus far would ;sarran, 80 i
ot d;nnssd 20 np9 9.i 's year than last but We are
received from the South report very ~ M
past season The drought in sections has ,he
edly been very severe but perhaps suiceny sa ~,
affect the additional breadth of devoted To- tbe c
vaon of the plant Throughout the last planting sea.
son, the most favorable advices reached the Cotton
growing sections of the country from European
kets, and stimulated the production to great
Aspeculahve movement OF some magnitude existed in
Liverpool during the month Of February and March
and this fact doubt had very great influence upon
the operations Of the planters that time and induced
hem TO put as much land possible into cotton There
was considerable discussion in the southern papers
ear IN the season in relation TO holding conventions
ior the purpose OF limiting or reducing the cultivation III
hs staple ou, we do not believe that the cultivation OF
The teen reduced single bale from that
speculative movement in the market lust about hIsntpg
trW repsnnr 10 the production this
ton OF the markets of Europe during tho n aasa
has has mo more influence upon the planters than anything
barring all accidents OF the seasons SC We n, e IroP,
coming TO market 'op ho"
We annex the current quotations In this ,oo.,..
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FUR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS.

EOR SALE-Ancisnt Coins, Grecan and Roman of the
middle age, and modern Coins aud Medals Of all nations
to the time and small quantities. Also col
ections of composition medals finished the exquisite
manner, and at very moderate prices.
Mineral Samples from Siberia Swe eden, Norway, Bohemia,
Saxony England France &c. at No ls Greenwich I'd
Sfnry 2xuar
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DANCING ACADEMY.

BrOndWny, Corner OF Grand Street.
MIR. g. ROBERTSON has the honor of respectfully in
I forming his friends and the Public that his classes gi
wing Instructions in all the different styles of the above
Wednesday Sept 7 at the large Saloon attached to the
days-.adies Glasses at 7. Nj Gentlemen, r. NJ Pri-
vate Class for Ladies will be formed om for La Polka
aud WALKING Instructions Pupils and Private Class
their residences, Mr.. RS 60 Eighth Avenue ITO
Canal street.
Mr.. Robertson would also inferm the public that his up
Academy will commence Monday, September ED at
taught. lmsrc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

bHQSntUgLOU
THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known
Gad.by but generally I called Go CSs%aa en- AGts de-
on Of the community generally for the iavon which they
hsye upon hm sncs ne opened his "a
house worthy Of the patronage oi which he has already
The house having been during the summer, thoroughly
painted and retted is il first rate order Tor the Ieesp9n
es q past vors on the part # g visitors
s Ss sey viii AWAY. lodgings
poss sI best OF the table that the market and
Warrington City, September, 1si5. s5 3md&Wis jgb
po., yTIE m ~! MISSES : EI PALAcHEs3 4, . aE3ooI
Fog Young Ladies OF the Jewish Faith 81 Thompson st
s and ss S
% nor All other aaSaages and the tght
facility afforded for the improvement of the pupils
The Misses Pslache been for some time established
rely with confidence on the success OF their system s6 m'r
ELOCUTION
EDWARD MATURIN, A. NJ begs TO inform his former nm
II pills and the public that he intends organizing classes
ing Of English Poety T. NJ offers his to Sc seheo
also He will commence soon as sufficient number Of
monals of the satisfactory character Residence ii
Warren slo Intro
MIR SENIOR NJ. q. DE PAREDt.s. who has been for se-
Nl ver years professor Of Spanish Literature in of the
best iOsEs I in & a 1 ca aaa and s. :. has
wing leisure honrs would be pleased to devote them
In order accommodate students Senior Paredes will have
Spanish evening classes three tres week. III the lower part
Persons wishing Mr. will please apply at Messrs
Coudert and Porter, No e5 It Marks Place sll 2w-m
NEW SINGING BOOK.
TTNHE PSALTERY-A collection OF Church Music, con-
ssng of Psalm and Hymn Tunes Chants, and Anthems
being of the most complete music books for schools ehos
and egatons pubhed-by Lowell Mason and Oeo
j. Webb Published under spices Of the Boston Acede
my Of Music and the Boston Handel and Haydn Society For
sale by PRATT, WOODFORD u co.
Also for sale by p w Co.. the popular works the Boston
Academy Collection aud the Carmina Sacra sl8 taw3wr
KEY TO MUSIC.
THE Undersigned Professor of Music has obtained from
considerable number Of his Pupils the Piano Forte he
respectable class the community certificate that
they received in shorter tme and manner the know
ledge of rudimets Nlusic and how play from his
invented instruction book called the Key Music He
give lessons the Piano. and those who favor
him with their will please leave card Ne Bayard
street. where he will continue lessons his
their houses reasonable The Key Music be
bought e. g. Christmans Pearl street. authors
lodging. CHRISTIAN q. MUELLER,
32w*rc Author Of the Key to Music
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AT THE WEST END.
WILLIAM A. SMETS,

727 Broadway, under the N. Y. Hotel, corner
of Waverly Place,
III AS the honor inform the Ladies that he has
ceved by the late arrivals from Havre splendid
ment of
FRENCH FALL GOODS,
that have been selected with particular Fat Paris for this
Store only which he bess leave call the attention Of the La
dies examine
WEDDING AND sOIREE DRESSES.
Emb'd Muslin Dresses. Point de d Angeterre dresses
Rich thread lace do " with tiounces,
:" Brussels thread do Extra rich thread founces,
Embd with thread do :. scarfs,
-" rule do do " - berths,
Rich white satin, do " thread lace yes
Point de Brussel do !" sleeves and caps.
RICH SILKS,
All in Pattern Dresses.
Silks-Broche Venecien, Sks-Back
:. Arcenciel richly shadI Pekn Camayeus
lilace Ombre, Horizontale Stripes,
. Rers Royale Pekin Chinois,
" Ombre radrille, Cardoline Perse,
I" White Watered :" Hermina Richie,
Algerien Nuanie
PARIS EMBROIDERIEs.
Extra rich Pelerines Emb Muslin Points,
do do Chemisetes, do do Fchus,
do do Collars do do Canezous,
do do Berths, Trimmed with allen Cuffs,
Rich cab. Pocket Hdks Splendid Manellas.
VERY RICH sHAWLs AND CLOAKS.
Thibet Shawls and Cloaks, New stuff for Cloaks,
Tartar do do Cashmere Cioaks,
Magadon do do Printed Cashmere d'ecosse,
Plaid do do Muslin de LANES.
RICH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES
Also, large assortment French Jewery Retcules,
Sashes Rlboons Perfumeres and OF Fancy Articles
not TO be found in other part than the Westend
sig lmfrh
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M A r l T | M E H AID.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10.


SUN Rrsss ......3 s SIS MOON ........ =
SUE sxvs... ......6 HIaH WATER ...,.. 10 40 NJ
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plates 90 per box pig lead s0a5 per picul
slS9 per picul rice. cargo quality 81 s0aa ttans Ban
Jermassan' 4oas 10; satpetre a5a6. Woolens-spa
piece; well assorted 4Oas 80; medium cloth sOsa o.
per yard; ladies do a0al 80.
COTTON REPORT.
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Prices of Bullion-Sycee silver large per cent prem
Spanish dollars Ferdinand do Carolus lO5 per cent
Republican do to per cent dis.
Exchange-Bills on London at Q months sight, 4s Sd:
Treasury closed Navy bills Is ID to As Sd per Mexican
dollars Court of Directors, accepted bills are scarce
holders asking 223 rs per 500.
FrsighsTo Annoy per ton of 40 feet to ports north
of Annoy S7aS,
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DANCING ACApEMY.

a LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in.
I forming the public that she will open her class the 18th Of
September Mile; p Dsjardns will instruction in all
taught all the newest and most fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the Qsadne Of Polka Gallo
pades, the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Wazes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca azurka Cachucha Cacoyenne
Mile 7. ID. will give her particular attention Ladies'
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number OF scholars and will
be attended a time. lmsrc
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- DH MWcMMs~'.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS No. l2 Peck Slip, near Water street,
II New FORK has been than forty IN the
practice OF phyc and particularly curing periecy
those desperate OF OF secret disease
stnate ulcers cancers y the throat strcure caused by
malpractice. IL OF the Tor the unortu
nate choose experienced physician Dr. f. is the oldest
and III this cy his practice great his ccrs
ncurabe His offices well arranged for privacy Call
Peck Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
and all cases guaranteed. a29 lmsrc
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4 E a d I II E F Q l. l. q W NG
ADVERTISEMENT
OF TINE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M E EDICAL VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES. s-r-
MEMBERS Of hs Hsw York College Of Meden.
private nature and confidently promise requiring
the constitution or from business nvads par
3 o o.e eShs the G9.s
and time may be thus avoided One of the members the
+ r. sdn ,ht r
AZ To ts59s eo1SFRS FRY
,onal have them chest contain
ing ing all medclns to perform radical by stating
traction aud treatment received elsewhere if any, en-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
Gsspss' snf York SG,lsss
cret indulgence or excess Of any kind 1t is nvauabss
emedy or Impotence sery or barrennes, unless depend
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen s carefully
packedand cent to all parts of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
EOR the radical of gonorha zeet seminal emissions
& and I'd. all % Che HIsa Tht;
Phas in psfs are by their celebrated inventors
G. % s iss'ii
% e a% @ S
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
The geTmanent cure of primary secondary ayph',
any sa%a s'sss by
All persons suspectpg venerea faint renaiDng their syi-
Ss sss a
without thoroughly cleansing the with this Justly oct
brnied Alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 each cases of half dozen Al
s3 carefully packed aud sent TO all rarts of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression qnacksry This
ro6ned and highly extract all the puri
qualities and Of the
IDENTIFY rccommendcdby the College superior to any
osasparilla at before the public and may
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an i'm
pure state OF e blood such as scroua salt eum
botchcs pmples ulcers the bones joints nodes
srupons throat or any
from the secondary effects ofsyph nudcious useoi
Sold m single bottss,et 15cepussst
in eases OF half dozen BEETLES, -
/" dozen Ia
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
MA very iibeIa discoqnt % % wholes.le purchasers
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TEETH, TEETH, TEETH.
GREAT REDUCTION in the price Of Dentistry at the
" old establishment 62 East Broadway
Teeth SET on pivot Observation-Disclosures. IS
Teeth set on plate from w W. 20 U0
All other Dental operations performed In superior style
cheaper than be done by other Dentist in the city
Teeth mounted for other dentists, by
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
An work done al this Office warranted s5 lm*
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FALL GARMENTS

FALL GARMENTS
WIN MATTHIESSE Sen. I27 Fulton st-A choice stock
w Of Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Vestngs
from which selections be made very moderate pri.
ces for cash only.
The cutters OF this establishment equal any in the
city for their taste and skill getting and
depend satisfaction puncuay aud despatch
Those furnishing their rials, have them made
up the above terms.
10 OUTFlTTING.-EveIy article necessary TO complete
a wardrobe, at
WIN. MATTHIES, SEN, 1877 Fulton street,
door TO Herald Office
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SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
~ ENTLEMEN or Families going to Europe or elsewhere,
W wishing dsencumber themselves Of ertiuous effects
such as WEARING APPAREL either ladies' gentle
mems JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS, &C.. &C., will do well to
send for the subscriber from whom they will obtain the highest
cash prices. H. LEVETT,
80 Nassau street, Herald Buildings
Families gentlemen attended bv appointment, and all
ders left at the subscrbers Office line through the
ofhc puu uctu au21
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SEFr ls-FiRsI BoARp-l00 shs Girard 81: l75 Vicks.
burg ST. 100 do ST. $50 Wilmington 81; $1,000 Lehigh bd
5 ass 100 Wilmington 5s; $500 County 20 81 $4,000
state os Io S9i do I7 5000 do State 76g shs Union
ba Tenn osi; $4,000 Wilmington l53 2000 State SIS 6E
i9u texas per cts 2e 5000 90 notes II; SO Cam Amboy
ll2 $1,000 State IS 765
SECOND BoARp-S2oo0 Illinois Bonds, special bo5d 81
AFTER .BoARps-S25 ooe State 5s so5i 767; $4,000 do
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&. Is. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPE


FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER,
NrAR Fulton, 1872 WILLIAM SrRErr, Opposite the new
- Row of Buildings =,
NVES the following the great he has III
~ thero met with ~,
I-A goods bought the lowest cash prices ana pao
for at once. -,
2dn exclusive and rigid Of selling or cash ony'
3d-Nany years experience ~ business
fth-Bemg satisfied with small profits H., . !.
Discerning pubc thersioc perceive that u Is
their interest patronise this establishment ~, .x
g. b. c. would refer large and respccapc cYnne So
both this city aud in Brooklyn IN PROOF OF e 'yie anu "
nsh Of his garments. go. ,o.,I. 10 ~ ..,r,. c,,r,
s4to $40 ,.-..a III h.,,,,;., . oe o.,,,.
~ Ius :, nan,v m reasonable prices So lm4rc
A P0RTRAITT FOR ONE DOLLAR .is
n nav betwe en- the Granite Buildings pnd Keade st.
ESSES OF the various taken by the improved
,ocess and finished ia the style with all the
natural coors. =, .nn,,
thsA and Apparatus and Materials supplied
To persons wishing thorough Of the business SUI
p-rior advantages are here offered. $40 I'm IN
. aim yyRssE BROOKS.