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DIR. POWELL, M. D.,
OCULLST' and OPERATIVE SITRGEON

A TTENDs excusiyelyto DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
n TO operations that organ His method Of treat
ing AMAUROSlS has been highly successful THIS affection
is frequently before the suspicious Of the patient
aroused the disease often without any appac mt
and the exhibiting tle morbid change The
prominent symptoms gradual obscury and impair
Of vision objects at first looking misty
reading the letters not distinctly defined but run into each
othsr-vision becomes and ndistnct someme
only portions Of objects being visible dark moving spots
companied by gddness and Of hrayoess n the
brow temple too frequently by neglect or mareament
terminating in total loss Of vision
CArARAcrs ssp OrAoiTEs or specks the Eye eeo
tually removed The most lnveerate OF SQUIRTING
cured in few minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out an operation or painso closely corresponding the
fura ~ movement and appearnnce defy detection Ad
vice given TO the lnd OF SPECTAC adapted to part
cuar defects Residence and Offices 26l BROADWAY icor
Of Warren street) au26 insec
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DANCING ACADEMY.

II LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
MI LIE PAULINE DESJAR DINS has the honor of in
WI forming the public that she will open her class the 18th q
the different branches of dancing her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances use
in Paris. Among them the Quadrre Of Polka, Gallo
pdes the Waltz Polka and all styles of Waltzes. Among
Fancy Dances the Poscca azurka Cachucha
&c. Mile p. ID. will give her particular attention Ladies'
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number oil scholars aud will
be attended to at any time. 50 lnFrc
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M. WISE,
OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY.

M respectfully informs the citizens of New and the
Nl public ~ general that he has located himself this city
and opens today t Broadway, large and complete
and Steel Frames He would also the public to whom
he is partly known by his annual visits 10 Saratoga Springs
the years that by his knowledge Of the
science he IS determine the glasses any
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
Of the oest flint which, through their high polish and ts
ground produce the pust vision been highly
mended as the pest ~ their effects the eye
add improving the sight IN continued writing and reading
Short sighted persons and such have been upon for
cstrac can also pc suited inserts likewise new gasses
Of superior quality ~ old ames aud socis the patronage OF
,. NJ WISE, Optcian
I'M &c broadway.
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Observation-Disclosures CUhEo--4p
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST,

465 BRoApwAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
yNM BIRD, William street. almost blind for sixteen
w mouths with neubulas covering the sight, is now per
Charles Barry late of the Hamilton Literary and Theologi-
cal Institute 22 years nearly blind from amauross has been
perfectly cured
Miss Corcoran 81 Mulberry street, totally blind of eye
fer year, large ulcer covered the sight, cured in
few weeks.
Miss Crassous 1872 Green street. nearly blind from
Sis her sight is perfect
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS, believe his preparations for
diseases eye be greatest blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted and highly recommend him
safe and skilfui Oculst
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. q. Benedict,
Rev. s. H. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. j. Andrade, r. g. Priest, Rey. +: Wheeock..
Artificial Eyes serted which be distinguished from
the without giving the pain certf
Gates to be at the Office.
- Advice gratis, 81, TO the poor, Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays from until 10, A. Nj.
On application by mail post paid the disease, his
medicine will be of the Union with directions
or its SO Iu+rc
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X l. A ID T II L FOLIO WIN
ADVERTISEMEN
OF THE
COLLEGE,
Medicine end Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M + u ICAL WOE

PRIVATE DISEASES
aa sslasay III Ssm Ss
continue 70 direct Their particular oi diseases q
medical and permanent cure without injury 70
che s nI business;
ag @ m,y e % OF ss Go's q vast Of
College prncps,
"a son aaIHSf Ss f the sssf attends for
RfaT ~ To nsSsps eosfRS FRI
living the country and finding to make prr.
.ona applications can have forwarded them chest contain
their eIpcy together With ali y%psoms no eos
traction and trestnent received elsewhere II any, and en-
CONSTITUTlONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE prepared by the College :
& e ii g: New
cIet indulgence gig or esce:. q any kind l. y nvsuabls
packedand sent to all parts Of the Union.
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
f ali % %
Fills the result Of twenty years experience in the Hospital de-
Chart: IN EaI prsaonasesd celebrated
he ureiha Ihey effect cure much shorter re time thar
% a% T %
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
,e re%snem S cure Of primary o. secondary ayph
adcoas use Of mercur or S Snn2a medical ny
All persons suspectng venerea aint remang in their sys
ion consider himself having the vsnere disease
cleansing system
braled Alternative.
Sold in single bottles at 81 each cases of half doxex .
So carefully packed nnd sent 70 all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAKSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
PREPARED by the New York College OF Medicine an.
Pharmacy established for the This
refined and highly Possessing ali the pur
flying qualities and curative powers OF the above conf
deny recommended by the COLLEGE infinitely to any
ofSarsapar at before the public and NAV Be-
relied on certain remedy for all diseases arising from an I'M
pure state OF the blood such scroa salt heum
botches or pnpes, ulcers, the homes or Joints nodes
cutaneous eupon throat
from the secondary effects ofsyphs an nudcious nae
mercury. S- e's's
Bold in single bottlss,s a. rsc.r,....
IN cases Of half dozeu bsttles, 8, 30
I" ono dozen & "a
Coses for rwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NsA 'rr' '',s' a'esp" en- T. whcless lsss ygrehmsr
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MARITIME HERALD.
powr on NEW YORK. OCTOBER 10.
Cleared

WhHTs..' -. ...'....o 81 HieH ~ATRA -. NJ
Cleared
Shin swTsTlsGd knight London Gsiaus Maturn Co.
Bs B fness: fsiar koys b b' Masters,
BIs R1Dom9s b Fly. s. Marks, Nespish Walsh.
Big s.E. Ohio, Yesze @ M MGhfE,ls.,on, Badger Peck
Hsadd MeRs Bossea pH' f.I'' lewis r'''''a
Schr Marietta, Berry, Boston.
ss4s! sshs En M.. RGS%,n 6.sv s NsE Bedford
Steamer Vulcan, seight, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
co:o se ca. Co.. days from New Orleans with
Bl.s Emma Wat, 10 days from Marac.ibO with mdse,
m.s s Msa. ssS. ssssSs from Ss ss S a rs
Re Il: % q y Cruz 9Th
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton
Big Casda Crabtree, days from Machias with lumber,
Msy Lett 'sEs sEs Hun Haass. as sa wi"
tons % ioSwood s. STICK, De Peyser WhmaIh
5 sis j sS. s% s. afG
British schr Boston. Grove l5 days from Corvallis Ms
NC
ss$T ss$r RsdiSy sy EsxSs naval
&c: stores
Schr H Barnes Wedmore, Virginia, potatoes
Schr Eagle, Taylor, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Florida, Cornell, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Mary Parker, Sampson, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Empire, Lawson, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Sachem, Phillips, Virginia wheat.
Schr Vesper, Baker, irginia, wheat.
Schr Am-lia, Terry, Baltimore, wheat
Schr Olympic, Hubb rd. Baltimore, coal.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond. Baltimore, cotton
Schr Oregon, Sampson. Baltimore, mdse.
Below.
One barque, unknown. Wind SW.
Sailed.
Ships Duchese Orleans Havre; Hebrew London; Robert
Parker New Odeans Tarqun Mobile; Peter Hatrck Charles
tons brgs Samson Stark st Marks; Carolina Charleston aud
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FLour.--The market is without change. Genesee is
worth S497I. New southern Is held at 81 s75 a So.
LaRp-We quote 81 a cents. Some changing hands
REAL EsTArE-.4t .4ucfion--The two story and attic
PRICK front house and 10 years unexpred lease OF lot
NO 20 avenue A. 800 The two story and attic brick
'front.' house and 10 unexpred lease Of lot No ts
hold ' " " " w. 90 'oa'e
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PERSONAL MOVEMENTS following gentle.
men are at present a visit to this cityeIfon G.
N. Dallas, Vice President of the Un!ted States ;
Hon. w. W. Woodwork, NJ c., of New York
Hon. Joseph Johnson, M. c., OF Virginia Hon j.
Parrish, M. G., Of Ohio Hon. J. d. McCrate, M
G., OF Maine ; Hon: ; K. Reddng, Ex-M G., OF
New Hampshire Hon. ]. B. Weller, Ex.M c.,
OF Ohio !; Hon. N. z. Talmage, Ex. Governor OF
lowa.-Unshington Journal, oct. g.
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Passengers arrived for the same period ia2G
spoken.
ship Shsmplain Miller hence 7th ut for New Orleans 2eth
Brig Lancet, from the North for Savannah sth inst off
Brig Ava of Newcastle from Philadelphia for Boston, 9th
Bns Sophia, of Freepo from Philadelphia for Bost.n 7h
sns Msbee from PhadeR for ri Bosson ss0e III b'n o ast
sshr Exchange Of Mt Desert from Rappahanaock for New
schr Balance, from Norfolk for Boston, 9Th inst,
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, Sept 30-Sld bngs Echo Savannah; Midas BaIt
HaLrAr, Oct i-An schrs shylock Alexandria; Gladiator
9ysssc Oct AIAn Eme.,ld Torqaay ocesn, AIsrypo;
ASs1Ss" AASSsSGe fSs sss sss d
Galway Hull Roi B%ess BsssS~ Gs.l bmain ax
ss.lIsgh Dublin @ bahlls Plymouth Louisa waterford;
sr THoMAs Sept -sld barque Falmouth Turk Island 10
22d & for phladsepha 2ad brig Ada Eliza from $, Barts for
JASo pE CusA, Sept aaIn port brgs Emily, Of and for
fiOnns Forts.
BucxPoRr, Oct e-Cld brig Lyra, Galveston
PonILAsD, 0c,7-An sehr ouer, NYark for HallowelL
Foster Thoms.ea o New Yo H"pper aehia. or Do
1o,s9 le % do 81 res
BosroS, Oct eArr schr Boston, HsIifar Telegraphed.
land land Ga ;h,o Msashs.!s Phlsds
ss &C. SbSs% bAXSss
Isadu esa sr sa @ &
sSis%S wSs issf Ss vf'SS S AND &C. a s
KY b shp ynouh; barqqss Juno, Abbot Lord Convoy,
op. Brilliant, Chas Joseph and from the Roads
so sen Cnrew large flee nsged vessels
e'sn about noon but the wind hauling Sc they
@ ~ We stream and renamed The wind Bay
,sd % pr nearly all day and the vessels which
be only miles distant " ''o o"'ei 'eies''P"' W
NV Dsp,oh Oct 7-An schr M Mahony, Philadelp lpha
w oe I-In port, schrs Romeo, Harthorn, New
Pnov,prS@s a., 'en'x m ho,ndont Tor bingham. ~ g
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fine animal, and we can trace his pedigree from
the celebrated Arabian who carried Mahomet, and
went SO fast TO leave streak of fire behind.
What then IS the exact pedigree of that extraordi-
nary animal, the Anglo-Saxon. Dear Sir, you
must not give il up. Yours, sincerely
-
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MACHINE BELIING.
GOODYEARS PATENT METALLIC prrRpER
MIGTJNE RETT'TN/t

A Aii.hiE ~ oi great strength aud durability, b,
costs shout third less and superior 10 Il In
unaffected by heat cold and when adjusted TO machine
W does noTeque alteration the with leather Fo
sale by GEO. BEECHER,
u,r. 100 Broadway.
aa2s 2mam ~
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HEALTH OF Unconstitutional we do NOT recol-
lect season so generally healthy as this has been,
and although we are not aware OF single case of
sickness existing among us at the present time, we
should regret return OF our absent friends until the
irosts OF autumn shall have placed veto upon any of
The causes OF disease that may possibly yet be lurk-
ing In their hldlng-places. Ii will not be forgotten
that IN 1887 some OF our prominent citizens who had
spent the summer elsewhere, were followed to er
some tour or five days We do not indeed appre-
hend return OF the scenes OF that distressing sea-
sons but although danger apparently very remote.
we see no reason why our friends should hurry home
10 encounter the possibility OF mistake. There is
business to be done requiring their attention and
they had better be month too late than day too
early.-Register Oct. 2
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Passenxers Arrived

VERA CRuz-Brig Petersburg-Thomas Boone, Edward 1
Ducret, OF New York.
PeKr Az PLArT-schr Bridgewater-Mr Brsteul and lady
Neuman, Ledas
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner OF Grand Street.
a n DnREI2TSnN Las, ~ or

M H. O. KUBEKISUN has The honor Of respectfully M
l forming his friends and the Public that his classes o 81
phmsn tand the Mazarka ,, ind Polka 9uadrlss viii open
Broadway House Days Of Tuition, Wednesdays and Satur
days-Ladies Glasses at r. NJ; Gentlemen, r. Pri
Class for Ladies will be formed from for La Polka
and Waltzng Instructions given Pupils and Private Class
their residences, Mr. RS 62 Eighth Avenue, ITO
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also inferm the public that his up
Academy Will commence Monday September 22d
50 Eighth Avenue where all the different branches will be
taught. sl3 lm"rc
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NAvAL,--We learn from the Mobile Tribune, that
the 18th ult, tor Vera Cruz, with dispatches for
Com Connor. The Princeton was to have sailed
the same day, but had received orders TO wait for
farther action. The Potomac was still in port
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CONSU PTIV ES,

DOUBT NO LONGER!
UT read the following and refect-Another Wonderful
- Cure:-
PHILADELPHIA, April l, 18a5
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark cf July
last owing and fatigue in the performance Of mill
duty health received shock n the latter
Of August, all the symptoms Of PULMONARY CONSUME
TON junctursI called amy first
tnct that he considered disease beyond the reach Of
Ieeommsndsd TiloNsoN,s- COMFOGND. SYRUP or
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. used twelve bottles, and
testify that with thousands of Others who have
been cured by this medicine that alone my
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No cit Catharine st.
was called to attend the above the secondary
Of the disease found the patient aboring under
pex disease of the lungs and ver Of the latter had
taken place and by percussion discovered abscess had
formed in the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach Of the usual
nsng Thomson Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nap
tha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pectlng would reach desperate The result is A
CuRE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, hencsforth dis
Nj CHAMBERS, MI
Philadelphia April l, Ie45.
Principal Office NorEas of Fifth and Spruce
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail By A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists
aud Druggists 273 Broadway, of Chambers Sold also
70 Fulton St and II East Broadway. Price 50
81 M
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Passengers Sailed.

HAyRE-Packet ship Duchesse dOreans--F Schumacher,
DR. McEwen, Miss Me Lean and maid T Richards, Mrs
Marion, Dr. Bleakey, Of New YORK; Bayes, Miss Bayes
WIN H%Sppoi % "i SieEG u rioySepss dso Tiffany B.l
w Lee, Brussels; MIR Buvicke, Ensandand 20 the
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YILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
l his friends and the public that his regular
are now open Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelling Eighth Avenue, for giving instructions the
above Mr. r. will introduce in his academy ell the late
aud fashionable dances including the Polka and
azuka Quadres and various styles Of Watzing nstruc.
their residences Mr. B morning class will be formed
Tor al, m
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9, lSi5.
There is dearth OF news here out of political
circles and all that can be picked up in them is not
worth retailing The democrats have their great
mass city and county meeting tonight, in the State
House Yard, and will parade through the streets
with flambeaus banners, and all the pomp and glory
OF torch-light procession.
The Artliery Regiment paraded this afternoon.
under command OF Major Scott, to receive detach.
ment of their regiment which have been doing gar
rison duty Brandywine Springs, under com
mand of General Cadwallader. ).
The tendency OF stocks is still downward, as will
be seen from the sales annexed.
Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct 300 Wilmington, l6.; SO do l6s;
1900 do 1915 $500 U s 5s So lo3 $4,000 Texas c. 2si
20 Far & Nee bank Az $4,000 Ch Del. Canal 7el;
l20 Wilmington r. r., I65.
SECOND BoARp.as farmers Mechanics bank, All
SO Wilmington, l6s; 1920 County 5s old an 81 100
Wilmington, l6E; 1000 Texas Bonds 0o 3o 1865 26.lOO
State SIS, 16; 26l9 do 76l
AErEs sALr.-5ss State SIS, S. 7ei $50 Wilmington,
II; 300 do sat l6t,
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Sales or Stocks MT Roston

Brokers' BOARD Oct. s.--l6 shares State Bank COL ,
Boston Lowell Railroad per ct adv III; 30 Norwich
& Worcester RR 75s; % Wilmington RK 1871: 900 do
s so do 49, 90 do ISL % do 1915 100 do 10 ds 49,;
90 Reading RR, a5i $50 do 80 ds 25; $1,000 Read
ing RR Bonds go, 20. The sales at the Board to day
were small, and prices rather declined Norwich and
Worcester declined Il Wilmington J.
1t .7uetion.-7 shs Locks Canals $500 per sh 100
Market Bank, 74l S74i; 80 Atlas Bank, 99i par; 10
state Bank 500 for 500 Per sh % City Bank par;
North Bank, $685. Union Bank Al adv; fremont
Bank S97 dividend OFF all the other banks % Boston
and Sandwich Glass Co., ss5 ss5l $4,000 Mass State
Five per cent Stock payable in 1857, without coupons
81 per cent adv SlOso do do, payable 1859, with
pons, 81 per ct adv.
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HARPS.
ID EMOVAL of Warerooms TO 28l Broadway, In Granite
N Building, Chambers ST. +. BROWNE offers Tor
sale Broadway elegant of double and
gle action Harps. The rich brancy Of tone ghtness Of
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these harps
uueQualed Warranted bear the OF climate and at Eu
ropean prices The Of merchants and the musical
world generally, is particularly desired
Haips repaired, Strings Instruction Books, &c
J.F BROWNE & co. From Enrd,l
London and New York. esabl shed 1870
Certainly the finest harps produced The first
have prefer these harps all others-London M
scal Mirror, June, l8aO
Mr. Browres harps by far the most magnificent nstru-
he has effected many import improvements in the
mechanical department and in the there extaodi-
nary addition Of sweetness purity aud The pill
eboately and gogeousy carved and ged while the frames
elegantly shaped and ou1dd Sept
27th, l845 o3 lmDXWNrrc
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAp.-The stock of
this company experienced sudden and decided up.
ward movement IN price Yesterday arising from
the fact that dividend of three per cent was about
10 be declared out OF the earnings of the year. and
also seml-annual dividend ef three per cent on the
stock OF the Washington Branch. Ii is understood
that alter the payment of the Ohio railroad dividend
there will remain surplus of some thirty or forty
thousand dollars. Sales of the stock were made yes
share within two or three days. We learn that the
road Is doing prosperous and steady increasing bu-
slness in all its operations. We are also glad to hear
that the Board have taken into consideration the
subject OF lowering the rates OF travel on the main
stem of the road This is an important measure,
and if taken hold of with decision cannot fail to
prove advantageous alike to the revenues of the
Company and the general interests OF the city-Bal.
tmorc american Oct.9
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HARPS

HAKPS. ifAINFO
IS Anthony St., Doors from Broadway.
JAMES HANLEY the only Pupil Of Sebastian Erard, ei
London and Paris calls public alton his stock OF
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harp including his
celebratedsh Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic vi
brating Basses, &c. sc.
Hsney has honored with the Testimonials Of the
President Of the United States the American Ministers the
Courts London and Paris, Professors Bochsa Aya Chat
erten Hom and others from private individuals OF
disting uished musical talent
Observe, 81 Anthony street, doors from Broadway
~ HARPS REPAIRED Strings, &c. sl2 1mTrc
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G. COLES,

the original Manufactures of
NJ o r Geo G n ES,
HAVING returned TO New York, after temporary .b
intends carrying the with
facilities for pleasing his customers addition to
his well established experience Of twentysix years in thn
city.
He invites the attention Of merchants and dealers
Dressing Cases, Writing and Travelling Desks,
Portfolios, Miniature and Jetcd Cases,
and all articles in his lne hch he will warrant cannot
be exceed respects either workmanship durability
cheapness.
Thos giving the advertiser CALL will find that he is prepa
ed the largest smallest orders with EQUAL ability
the very lowest wholesale retail prices the New York
If Murray street [up where they will find
- c. COLES.
BNo connection with any other establishment in New
nincfualifv q Ixr*nn
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MEDICAL AM SURGICAL OFFIUE

DoCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham ST..
~ Of the oldest surg
cal practitioners the city Of New York the
certain class of delicate Diseases The Doctor established
ly treated u 900 mrcuria aud other delicate
complaints The Drs reputation for skill those old half
cured that have existed for years No
ter how long you have Geet Structure Ulcers upon
the body, the throat,
Of the legs will and can cure you if cuable
Constitutional Weakness called Weak
brought by habit ndulged by young men-Many
unfortunate victim Of this has experienced my
sautay Dyspepsia, of small
Of the back confusion Of intellect orgenlness papaton Of
the heart society only symptoms OF this
plant. He charge. Mild
aud days Dr. Johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon. al
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Below.
Wind 5W
Sailed.

Ships Duchesse dOrleans Havre Hebrew London; Robert
Parker New Odeans Tarqun Mobiles Peter Hattrick Charles
brgs samson Stark st Marks Carolina Charleston, aud
9th
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FOR THE PILES
DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY

DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY.
internal remedy cure ue Piles either in
"A ternai external bleeding blind Sold the office of
the original proprietor Upham IA D., regular educated
physician experience confined
ic where Piles and other chronic diseases are
treated MEDICAL Office 1876 Bowery, four doors above Spring
street. Office hours from I A NJ to 9P.M.
Advice gratis s20 lmd&W+m
WHEAT-4 COG bushels very superior Illinois Whea-fo
w sale by 4. X. LOLLINS x CO.,
FssR 56 South
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miscellaneous Record.

MAs EUROPE, BRAZIL, WEsT INDIES AND THE PACIFIC.
Packet ship Switzerland Knight will this day at twelve
O'Clock for London Vrgnan Hien for Liverpool to-ror.
Norma Ellis for Havana, will leave this morning
o'clock Courier, Wolfe, will sail for Rio Janeiro via
Richmond tomorrow morning. Brazilero Williams will
also sail for Rio, Monday Tuesday next direct Actys
knch, will leave in few days about 27t for Guaya-
quill and will perhaps touch Callao and Valparaiso Letter
bags for each Of these vessels will be made up at the News
Room or letters and left this Office for the
on the Brazil and Pacific stations will be forwarded
BRc SALLY ANN Tucker will sail for Kingston Ja to.mor-
morning.
CotLsIoS AT SEA-Sept q at AZ in the Straits OF Flo
d4 barque Louisa Philadelphia from Havana was run into
by Br bague Duke OF Welngon she the l. on the
arboard bow bres king the rail-
opmast staysa also carried away the forestry stove
board quarter boat This occurrence be attributed solely
To me utter the Of the officer Of dec
on board the Duke Of Wellington they did not make single
effort to clear vessel The helm Of the was down Al the
time and were in the OF all our sails
when she struck
k.BRIc RosANNA tBr) from Quebec Aug 49, for Glasgow
ashore in gale Of wind island near 81
Bay NE the 9th ult She has been abandoned and IL ia
feared will be total loss. " "
LsgscHA schr called the Sarah Of 80 TONS owned
bye Lowndes intended to ply and San
tee and by Captain Paty was suochad from
The shpyard OF Addison Mlntosh Charleston SC on the
ith inst. - - 80
fine ship Of about $50 register call ed the Eliza Morr
launched from the yard Mr. Nesb AZ ouebec On
FORT or NEW YORK. For the fra four days in Oct:-
.frrirdis. Cieardnces. Tonnage.
hmericah. ..N 10 1923
Passengers arrived for the period la2G.
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THE MISSES PALACHE'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

BUAKDIN(T AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR Young Ladies OF the Jewish Faith, 81 Thompson ST.
Il NV York.
Instruction Is given the Heb-ew Language free Of any
CHARGE according the Portuguese and German prouuncia
ton All other languages and the taught
the usual The best employed and every
facility afforded for the improvement Of the pupils the va
Gus branches of study.
The Misses Paache having been for time