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CoNcoRp, Mass. Sent. 10. ISIS

coN1ohDi Mass. sept ~ lo45
Phanr Bank Triai--.7cquittal Of Vtliam WuDan
The trial Of William wyman, for embezzlement of the
funds OF the Phoenix Bank, Of the progress Of which
wrote you some account Monday has Just terminated
in verdict Of not guilty, under the direction Of the
Court.
The evidence for the prosecution closed on Tues.
day forenoon, ano Nh, Choae commenced his opening
argument Tor the defence 1t was his best style and
occupied more than four hours the delivery He sta
ted out grounds OF deence lst hat the law of ls.5
as applied 10 the case was post facfo and as such
should be disregarded by the jury ID That even If Wv
man was proved to have taken the funds il was not EN-
bezzlement, but larceny and 3D. That the crime had
not been proved by the evidence In relation TO the
cond ground Of defence Mr. Choate read the .,
the Directors by which the Cashier is legally
with the funds of the bank and no such Bower ~
10 the President Col Rogers the government sst,or
ney SAID that he would give his views this point in
the mo rnng.
the law as to embezzlement, laid down by the su.
preme Court of this State their late discussion upon
this very case They held thar in order to convict If
was necessary TO aver and prove tnat the defendant had
been entrusted with the funds. Judge Washburn enior.
ced ms view OF tue case and Col Rogers thereupon
sa'd tat he had no case TO go to the jury with The
Judge then directed tae jury bring in verdict of ac
du'si' winch alter an absence OF few inmates, they
did learn that Wyman would no doubt have been AZ
OF law. N0 80" a''y 4ues'iohs
There arc five other indictments pendnp agons, W.
man, which, however will probable neyr 80 ,piaJ
Inc cases W ere continued TO October term on the
personal recognzance OF the defendant
SO ends the Phpnix Bank trials Mr. m,a -.
Tree Inc question Where is the money is still nnso
we'd II Mr. Wyman has it, he certainly will have nio
plum after ieeing his counsel abundanly II !, ras
merely loaned to Stanley, Reed < Co.. surely Wvnan
has been harrassed and vexed sufficiently for that
ranable act At the close OF the trial he was very
affected and wept profusely Two years ago lis hair
was coal-black; now, like the Prisoner of Chiffon
His hair is white, but not with years,
Nor grew it white
In a single night
As mems have grown from sudden fears"
Anxiety, and fear for the result have wrought this
change and in the opinion Of most people, the result OF
me iiai will have all the good effect upon the conduct
had. $3.50 - 'A "ouiu nave
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% NJ
sus sE-s.. ...........6 Ia HIGH WATER 49,. Isl y
Cleared
Barque Isaac Mead, Lockman Savannah, NJ Demill
Brig philura, Ewood Savannah Durham * Dimon.
Brig l. Orient. Niles, Newburypor.
Schr ODE Gaskil Washington NC.
sehr Gov Beq,e Grandall Philadelphia MeCready
Soop Rsdient, Hawkins, Providence.
Barge Albany, Nave, Philadelphia
Steamer vulcan, seight, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Nicholas Blddle, Prndle. from Liverpool 18th nj,
With mde and 60 passengers Taylor Merrill cath ul, la,
49, Ion 40 East oath Ion as
English brig Robert from Quebec for Glasgow OH nstaut
DOCK Isle bearing wv 30 miles distant boarded by pilot
British schr Charlotte. VAUGHN days from St John NIB
with 81 tons plaster 50 do gndones to Arrowsmth Wheel
er; lot OF old iron TO order
Sch Ann Rogers from Charleston with lumber Badger
schr Star Robinson, from Washington NC. with naval
sehr Regulus, Mne,, from Wilmington, NC. with naval
stores. to master.
schr Georgians, Conner Richmond, coal.
schr Vic'ory, Penieid, Richmond, coal. ~
schr Z Demarest Smith, Richmond coal
schr Marshall, Pierce, Richmond coal.
Schr Doctor, Jones. Bera, corn.
Schr p Horton, Burbank. Virginia
Schr WIN Henry Soper, Virginia wood.
schr A Duncan. Loval, Brandy wine. flour.
sehr vyerpillion. Seaman. BALTIMORE. flour.
Schr Puryeyor, Philadelphia for New Haven coal.
Schr Two Brothers Philadelphia for New Haven coal.
Schr tycel; Brown, Thomaston, lime.
soop Herald lof Mobie( Reynolds, Baltimore, coal.
Two brigs, unknown Wind SW.
Sailed.
81 FPS stephen Whitney, Pophsm Liverpool: Northumber
Grswod London bargues Isaac Mead Savannah Isabel
Ia, Philadelphia; brig Philura Savannah, and others
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Bae R san. Of Portland reported fallen with
Portland New Brunswick The Eliza, Of Portland Se
and The only brig Of that belonging there cid Sata
AsHonEm apt French Of the Midas Providence from
niles West Judith h se Sa s ss =, ashore Fore
arboI built vessel Of about She lay head shore
Sem FANNY Patterson Of New Orleans before repor,e)
beam ends and par, e the taken off 81 the Elizabeth
the Jane Lowden from Jamaica Quebec lying by at the
time.
LauTcH-A beautiful copper fastened brig of 2io tons cali
e. the ssm wa. s1acnsd Ea.or y f. ,he yard Of
ness to be commanded by Capt Jos Lincoln e''' ''''
Whsiemen.
Boston s n Atlantis Ocean Of and via
5ooo q spg 80 bbls oil iih ult lat 49, Exchange Of
@ ii liz H a.ssss s' H bsS Indian @
sailed sailed from E vi sh inst php T;sR NV
,p q r r9m a ssy s, FIJI reports her of New Zealand
Nd 2Oo obs 700 sp-Capt Potter on board i'll health
spoken.
;. Monument Msrshs o days from Manila for NYok July
susquehanna from New York for Tobaco 9Th u, off Cam
ES. Of and for Portland from Maanzas goth ul, lat % o.
Boston, from Clyde for NYork 9th ult lat ST. lon 90
Foreign Ports.
LAcysA Aug Pin port Hector for NYork 10 days; Char
MosrnrAL, sspt s-cld Rory o'Nor-, Liverpool.
QurBto, Sept 6-AH Daha RI, mouth: Fanny Lopdond.r
ry Cleaner, Psterhesd; Brlton aid Integrity Belfast
m sosSa sspi % ASss 4 az Philadelphia
svnSEx, c b. Sept ain port Warsaw, for NYork
ZANZIBAR june TN port Cherokee I'm Salem; Richmond
Home ports.
Cd % Ro aade 'dassRa aq nsT aeP 5s.
vioRILaSP Sept oArr staa Rondout; Juno, Brown New
NrwnvGyroaT, Sept s-Cld Edw Koppiseh, Porto Rico
s,S .L1m selt l9AT Emily Wilder, Mocha and Zanzbar-
> GLoucnsrFn, sept s-Au Susan Ludwig Richmond for
mond Tor Boston oh vop o oa safB oye Bsnch Rich
Glide, Albany for Boston. - ~" ioA'
FL B Sa Sep, oAl, Janet Tesaphed Huma
S p. and brs CID Ssaio Hobart town. 70 Ham,
Vim Godd"d Noble scg% W, pet9a DsmDar'99 Noeans
B9more Baim9re Palm Antaes Phiisdelphia Gomez "G
qo" @ wSsnce cTowe anS b sors@ie ASssX
NYok. TrM-Art Mary kimoall Marblehead; Excel Loye
e TSe in% Is' s sad S% BP,%g.s
Roads signal Tor ship and bgs-the ship Is deeply lsde"
Senator, Potter, do 81, Union ALBANY. 'o'A' ''o
H.nrroaD, Sept ro.Ar Seneca SY ofR Sid Inca. a.
Col Stevens, Philadelphia. ''' o"ca'' 'oi
Seq. Oar Ms Helen De Cuba
Erickson and Van BsIen Fs Ryeq v Nn Ws';S.
t Ca New 2ssa T@beyen ana Pc
Bowen fS ss Jarvis n Pf%Sq1d RaasoI Am
from Esstpor Cid Sven, Orange Grove La; David Duf
M FslI River; Tuscan, Virgin Harriet, Frances Louisa and
Leaqde and Rob Roy Norwich; squnei, Portland; Jane,
aud Johg Eseli, BrookIyn Model Ireland NYork; powh
P,ma Providence; Isabella sing slng Priace stonington;
aSs somer aud Isabella NYolk Copy, Sag Harbor Jas
tf u, Del ss Oyenezasa for La Gnayra Elizabeth
bea"a'o i9 1ane,ro Alabama for St John. NIB Liberty
w'''a Sr Wshsn ashsA B. iSi live s Mary ay"S&
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Medical Advice,

EtoCT0R LhMEhI is st eonfdentlally consulted at IN
81 old Office, 81 Gold street. between Fulton Berkman or
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
ndicious requires neither mercury restraint Diet hin
dranca from business pnrsuts Recent cured or
days = - I
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL an
from frequent the passions OF
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed inpotency the Drs hi
object beng TO restore the system mentally and bodily
state OF vigoI nature orig inally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
tIen beng the least sometimes caused by maeatment
oil unnitated medical petenes and by the
OF the parties themselves by the Dr. eectu cured with
ont Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising
IN the CITY, guarantees perfect charge made Let
trs post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended
dclne with advice any part of the United States
Office 81 Gold street. Open from A NJ. to Q r. NJ
MIL MFR
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Medical aud.

nR GREGORY, No 6e Gold street, consulted in ali
eecta Recent cases he cures in few dys Without re
stran in diet hindrance Of pursuit His long experience
roduce valuable ements his practice which
81 s sye so 10 Sns for
81 pfy G a.,
ul form of the disease yields treatment Of Dr. G. in
astonishing He the inventor of method by
always successful whereas the old mode Of treating the
cusbe A Of 80 years sadns has BEEN earea By
s DsfSi IN of %
SEhy Gus OR 'cto5fNsTITUTIoNAL DEBILITY, re.
full and thoushtess Nature good
Among the symptoms Of this bghns and desoans habit.
the body psptson Of the trembling Or shaking the
hands partial or entire loss OF Of the faculties such
ent Of certain organs such the stomach liver lungs and
" repairing constitution and energes Of such as are
IN this wise afflicted Dr. Gregory would earnestly
and nounshes the system generously and followed by
action as the with other remedies Of this kind is good
or $40 for half dozen and be
s.THE PRIyATE TREATISE called . The Rubconn-
This little volume is essentially important with those who for
It's instructions ample and embrace ali the and de-
angements Of the genital organs Of both 1t conaius
sas
he sS S e * inS ns
per order All applications by mail enclosing
S Re so
ere for sale az the Doctors residence Gold street. and the
NO. % William street, near Maiden lane.
81 Fulton street, corner Of Water st.
J. y fuison street, corner of Gold street.
40 ruton street. att he Lamp Store, Sun Buildings
Ss nowery, corner OF Walker st.
" lS howery, corner OF Spring st.
~ East Broadway, corner of Market and both
oil broadway ana Chambers street ju7 lm+ec
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ssseGieai lssgfa,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, Of 1856 Fulton street, New York
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College
Phladelpa also author Of work embracing the
subjects, yz-Matrmpnv, impotency and Serily anato
mcaliy physioogcally nd medic lly explained with com
peh1sive exposition OF the and modern
Syphilis Secondary SYM ,ons. Gonorhes elect, Structures
Nocturnal Emissions and all the from self
pollution Doctor tawce continues his private
on the aforementioned Diseases his long established Office
R street. where the most aggravated forms OF I'll aec
tons o The generatve will yield his mode of
men without restraint diet exercise and without
from excessive indulgence from masurbaticn
ne Will be able to restore the health and Per
sons distance enclosing 81 have copy of the work
All letters murt be postpaid and directed Dr. H. Fawcett
l96 Fulton street, New York aul Inns re
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
COOPER IA nr.,a str.et betwecn Chatham and Will

DKCOOPER. "a Duane street. between Chatham and VIII
- liam has for the years, confined ms pac-
tce the of and other disease
Of delicate Dr. Cooper spent yenrs ~ celebrated
Lock enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases OF any medical man IN
desse and mild in to five days. The DR.
reguary educated physician and surgeon and never suffers
his 10 leave until perfect performed
stricturc.-Dr. Cooper has discovered a new method by
which he can form Of Structure in from
two weeks with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by secret habit in
dulged in by young This, when freely INDUCED in
bessts dysrssa weakness limbs and snail of back
and society Warranted in every case or no
charge Be and recoect the number H. with the mortar
the door as there adecptve sign and calculated
impose upon the creduous, in the block DR. Cooper the
only qualified physician who ndvertes in this street
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yEKS'S NEGOTIATING CORDIAL,

GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCONTI-
NENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, nc &c.
celebrated and powerful remedy has long been used
nsn and surgeons ess, e e S the em
Germany Indeed so remarkable the that the
Sir Ashley halled the "harbnger Of life" The
this Cordal fully sustans the high The highest
medical authority m the u - recommend
any other article in the permanent Of the above distress
ing complaints The proprietor does offer this remedy
Cahocon but as specific for the follow deploraoe
tons via the consequences ofearly ndscrert secret
bits of YOUTH and indulgence the in rper
years. general physical prostration rrtay
othe dyspepsia loss OF muscular weakness of
impoency premature and decay ofvrlity melancholy
alteration of mind confusion of ideas loss of memory dim
of VISION pain the head vertigo aud unacy eson 10
social intercourse, tmidty, selfdsust and love solitude
reader the isolated and miserable Hundreds
sudden decline consumption be traced to the above
the county where these solitary habits prevail alarming
extent, and those, whose matrimonial alliances have
been productive OF those happy results which should attend
the connuba will perceive that this advertisement
important subject to them fyou would be relieved from
the above named evils aud be estoredto manly go delay
which accompany the medicine highly important the
married aud single Price So bottle $50 per DOZEN
NB-SrngeIsi IN the city before leaving should procure
few bottles this Cordial which will be found emneny
serviceabe in and ebiating climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated and the rapidly de-
Gays
The physician may be consulted desired Entrance the
office through the store
Sold wholesale and retail by J. O. FAY 1876 Fulton street.
Clamp store) Sun building, ny
n The Cordial will be forwarded TO any part OF the
city or country by addressing above PAID, amount
closed.
Also for sale by Dr. wadworh IS North Main st. Prov
dence, X. l. ala m*rh
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We have therefore made the trip in ten and a halt
hours being half an hour quicker than il made
before The Stonington which took the Rhode
Island passengers, crowded steam put on two loco.
motives and left the depot about five minutes before
arrived
Inc oregon is therefore the largest most beautiful
most comfortable, and fastest boat ever run on Long
island Sound She Will OF course, be the favorite boat
We return to- night al D o'clock
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co NJ M L. RCIAL


BEEswAx remains at yesterdays quotations
BurrEn-New York State prime quality has been
scarce and high prices offered we quote I6 I7c prime
orange - a3c; ordinary State II l5c Not much
dome IN the shipping way prices entirely too high for
such purposes Ohio We give at IL lei.
ohtEsE IS brisk and demands good prices, Eastern
cents; Western, Ga &c.
ooTroN.-Ihe market has been rather quiet to-day,
and the sales limited holders do not offer more freely
ne annual statement OF the last crop published
Gay oy winch appears that the crop amounts to 1884,
oo3 oales excluding the receipts OF Texas cotton at
New Orleans, which amounts TO y, 100 bales.
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TT rs SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD

BEING the very best Shaving Cream in existence
there article that gave such
RINGS VhRBENA CREAM stands pre-emnentiy the Shaw
ing Soap OF the whole world the united presses OF Europe and
this country have pronounced unrivaled and the
sales fully testify that it duly appreciated It
err sold cheaper han other before the public
All requested to call end the article prepared
For sale by the origin inventor, CHARLES II RING 392
ErooI % Nj Il
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Sussn for lalowell and Hadassh Portsmouth, NH
to sea this forenoon, with cracking breese from w There
now at the anchorage briggs and schrs bound Two
brss unknown are coming down the Bay Nothing IN sight
Poluer; Highlander Paine, and Hannibal, Aumiek York
ell, Havana.
NEw ORLEANS Sept 3Cld St Louis Philadelphia In the
ong, vessels supposed TO be the John Adams aud
Pornuixe
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs -On Wednesday evening
last, we We're attracted by the enlvening sounds OF
those ever delightful instrumeus. the drum and fife, and
soon recognized the old air of "he girls left behind
me- With large concourse ofour citizenslades gen.
uemen Children &c, We moved towards our wharfs,
where the steamboat Jewess was waiting to receive on
board the company OF the United States artillery which
has been stationed at Fort Severn for several years.
This weEdisciplined corps with its gallant
Major Gardiner the polite and gentemanly Lieutenant
Drum, with their interesting and hospitable families
and the universally beloved Lieut. M'Cown, who Is
real Tennessean in warmth of attachment and prowess
embarked about o'clock, ?. w. for Old Point Comfort
to await the further orders of the War Department
annapolis Star, Sept. 9.
Ex-President Van Buren, and his Youngest son
with Mr. Paulding formerly Secretary OF the NAVY arri
we'd IN Boston on Monday evening LAST -
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yyas,a,n pS shares Eastern Railroad, 1917; 10 do
road Oh. na sai do do 93i; 30 do Reading Rail
20 s ao 40 M o9i % do do o 10 ds SO 100
N oss s a. 40 40 10 ds 69 do Long island Rail
Go lIb. ~ W - 10 10; 70 do
do do 943; 100 do Wilmington Railroad ha 70; 20
Long island Railroad, o DIS GIL : III -; % do
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Nv Last Sights Southsru dail.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ilArr Almira Bahia; Adm Brown,
Fall River. 60,
BALrrmoar Sept lo-Cld Paoli NOrems Sid Chesapeake,
m; Penguin West lndies Jabex, Antigua; Planet,
Boston. -, -.
mslca. :, -
CHARLEsroN Sept 8-Ar Moselle Boston.
Foreign Ports.
BAHIA July 25Ta Escalus, Of Boston, uache only
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SOrssEn nrsOrtatlOnG.

LyERpooL-Shp Nicholas Bdde-2oO tons coal 5000 sacks
salt Vay Tor Merritt Connah9 do Mitchell--7
do wight Sturses Shaw Gask Bell & son-l do s
10 4 Mumiord-io 900 bricks Thompson Nephew-25
bags I'M Seymour2 do Batesl Motz Pollitz-
bale chain cable Merritt Cos AtteburylO cr
I bales order.
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TIL T. BY RON,
1j7 Is ron Il w n ",
WIN DINSEEORD

u.
NJ ~ respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has leased the above fitted up In
syis laeTlor TO none w D. will all times keep on hand
the best description OF wines spirits Sc with
that taste peculiar TO experienced wine bbber His bed
rooms are tted with due regard neatess and cean
ness ana IN each department the prices will square with the
per week. @e' " ~ oh"''
W. p has also introduced the Southern plan Of providing
lunch from u m o'clock that the comforts of The
inward man Will be attended to- cold shower bath free
70 customers Committee rooms Club rooms, &c. &c.
IaSr,
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept l.-Snce my last report we have one
more arrival from your port Her cargo of Rice remains
nnsold as the consgnees cannot get acceptable offer
Tor IT. No alteration IN our market to report
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STRIKER,S SOIIITION EOR TIIE uAIR

w HIGH will change grey hair its original color in Few
W minutes Tins solution is different from offered
ana cannot fail OF supercedng al Others Those who doubt
ITS virtues are requested TO have their hair changed before
paying their money humbugs would take this method there
MOULD be no reason complain None unless signed
r. Striker IN red ink. The Solution be forwarded by
marndens Express 70 any part Of the world One trial VII
prove the fact Sold wholesale 81 80 per dozennnd retail
and applied at No Chatham street. opposite the haii oil
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VILLIAM 44RNOLD, " D., DENTIST
ESPE' TFULLY informs his friends aud he public that
Al he continues the practice OF profession usual at
his rrsdencs No Warren DR.. having for many
years pad strict attention to the diseases reh and
and the operations inc dent thereto and especially 10 that
most necessary and useful the filing OF the eeh wuh
gold h. pes BY his and We general salts ac
ton ~ that pacu lar branch OF hi proessiono his success
IN winch liberal ana increasing patronage land which he
sLsttiolIy acknowledgesl nndanily testify. 81 lm.m
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
CONSTANTLY hard al the mandatory % Redo
8 eet ~ the rear Cold Foil warranted equal any in
We'll known TO need recomms ldaon. For tie accommod
non OF down to~ customers, supply may always be had at
Orders executed with espach Cash in nil co,es
l2tIstn O. H.. WAIIC,H Practical f.oiih..,a.'
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LIVERPOOL ClAssIrIcArION.

FLouR.-A little better feeling pervades the market
to-day Genesee prime sells freely at 81 eli; common
brands, - IS; Michigan 81 653 70.
Hay has advanced considerably within the past week.
prices range at 81 81 IL for superior ordinary ship
ping 80 l00c The demand Tor shipping is about CON-
mencing which will tend to enhance the value two or
three per cent.
LARD is advancing gradually, barrels at SIC in kegs
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y REDUCTION OF FARE on THE WAsHIyGrox RI,
Road We learn that al meeting &c * - hAli.
Dreetors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad held 90
fsra morning. resolution was sdoptod reducing the
lar Baltimore and Washington from two dol
h LOT intermediate places The round trip tickle,
~ oe spohsned This new arrangement will 90 into
oPeia"oh on Monday next.-Bah CLppey Sent H.
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Wigs and ScalpS,

RATCHELOR = New lnvented Wigs and Scalps, are ex-
- ci'lng the astonishm curiosity and admiration Of
nosseurs All the old difficulties and vexa,ous
are done with These beautiful OF the
Wall street. Broadws,. Removed from 1865 Broadway
nnoa IunkIn
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ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.
me box Of these invaluable Pills worth all the ouack
- medicines eItsed Tor CERTAIN delicate diseases Let the
nnotunae rest assured that there
lug these Pills TO be speedy and radical for Gonohua
elects lrrton Of the Kidneys &c They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abemeihy all the stages
OF the above diseases Ia the first usually
hc'entto effect cure in few days Ia long chronic
stages obstinate glees &c they equally Certain having
cured hundreds who had taken other for months
wh oh tended to destroy the the
disease They leave the subject the
weakness which frequently after using other ned
cnes They have no unpleasant taste SMELL aud any
taking them might frequent the refined society without
having their msfortunes SUSPECTED.
For sale Apothecares' Hail. Sc Caarne street aud 1877
Maiden lane. Price 81 per box 81 ItnErnc
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METALS The following are the prices current in

WHALEBosE.-Transact limited A small sale Of
r. W. at S2t; 5 S. at 3ot took place Wednes day.
Holders are firm at their prices and will not concede to
reduction.
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TO ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN
EIAAIN(I TAEKL L

CONROYS Sc Fulton street. of Cliff street Manu-.
ofac,urers ard Importers Of Fishing Tackle all its branches
have completed their fall stock consisting every
the line for Pond Stream River and Sea Fishing mpor
tiers Of the genuine Hemming Son and genuine Limerick
Justly celebrated Fish Hooks Also of Dixon&
Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Fasks finest
tiunpowder, Sc, SC. wholesale and retail aga Irn.r