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MERCHANDISE.
10 Country Merchants,
SOstEsE HKEa CHIstJEs3s
M are now in receipt Of Inc principal part
w Of our FALL SUPPLY Of
E1GgsfrFa and 6eas,nasfsc
II e i GGODS

and solicit an early call from Country Mcr-
chants. We would also ask their attention 10
our large and we'll selected assortment Of BLas-
KErs. WADSWORTu, TURNER & co.
Aug p -4w - Main Street
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PRIZES!
JOHN IL. CLARKE,
Eatc Of Ifheeli1g, "a,

LNG W tfA.ttfI-i pH.'
Successor TO c. X. Alien,)
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
E6n,icenM Street, Richmond, Ia.
THIS is the same Clarke, who, BY his unpa-
i ralleled, unprecedented, astonishing and et.
traordinary luck in distributing Capital Prizes
from Wheeling, Va, 10 adventures throughout
the Western country, became SO renowned, tlat
he received, BY universal reclamation, The tiles
Of 1.-THE Celebrated Champion Of Prize->r-
lers -" The Napoleon Vender OF Mammoth
Prizes"
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, 10 hedTawn 2dh
Sept. Capital Prizes: 10000 dollars, 1900
5000, 5000 4,00U l,647, 25 Of 1000, &c, &C.
Tickets 10 dollars. A certificate 81 package Of
whole tickets in this will lie sent ;Tee oil pc,.age
for l20 dollars.
For 9Th September
MAMMOI II SCHEME!
$4,000 Dollars 25,G00 $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for 1915 10 be
drawn a! Alexandra, u. c., SATURDAY, S-pem-
Der 9Th, ls45. 7snumbcr Lottery, and l. drawn
ballots.
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clpYSBR00E FOp SALE


TN pursuance Of a decree Of the Court Of Flu
/ wanna county, si,lica in chanccry, rendered or
The 2Sth DAY Of July 1915, shall, as Commission
er under said decree, proceed to sell d, public
auction, on the premises, on the 18th day OF Oc-
tober next Carysbrook, The residence oil the la;e
Archibald NJ Harrison.
Carysbrook lie in a bend o! Inc Rivanra river,
about S miles above Columbia, IL The coun-
y OF Flnvanna, ard contains, together with
tract Of 100 acres, bought OF L. Woodson, ana
another tract Of . acres, purchased OF AT.
Shepherd, (Which WILDE sold with ~ go acres
Of which nearly 800 acres are first rate low
grounds, and about 200 acres second low ground,
oil very superior Gualily-hc balance Of the high
land lies remarkably well, and is highly improv-
able. The Dwelling is large and we'll built Of
Brick The Barn newly bui.t OF Brick, wiki q
new TEreshing Machine. The whole Estate IS
in fine condition FIX Productive agriculture
In accordance with Tic Decree aforesaid, The
Terms Of the sale will bc-oue- fourth Of The pnr-
chase money in casl-one-hali Of The residue
rayabls ~ months from he day OF sale-and The
balance 10 be paid in years from The day OF sale.
Bonds, with approved security, and deed OF
trust on the properly, vi. e required Tor the de-
icrred payments
PETTON HARRISON Coin'r.
P. S. Should the purchaser desire II an ar
rangernen. can be m;ie By which i.e vi per
mitted to retain the whole, or nearly the Whole 81
The deferred payments. for some years, as the
money viii, probably ro. be wanted curing The
minority oil the heirs.
P. HARRISON, Guardian, &C.
Aug l-d&c2aT;tS
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Law Office.

IOiN Nj. PATTON has removed his Office
y 10 the basement, of his present residence, cor
nee OF 9fhand Franklin streets Practices in the
Courts in Richmond and the Court Of Appeals
a! Lewsbarg. Sept. l6-2w
Compilpr will ronr
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EDUCATION.
: = = - "
ND ~ DIR f. w

: rsrFcTPULLY informs her former pa
=, 81, :. and ,hs public, generally, that The ex-
= r'aI her School will be resumed on Mon
','ss ss o. .a rs Of September ncxL A few young
- l"s - =, accommodated with board. All pu-
liss tered as entered for the Session, IN
ne, ",s is an express understanding TO the con-
: .'s'- : " Sep..9-2awSw
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!. H. Words Lottery Office,

OPPOSITE THE Excu.HGE Hotel, RIcH
" MoSp, Virginia.
Attention is respectfu!ly requested TO the follow
ing lotteries 10 be drawn in September
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass SO, to be drawn 20th
September. pal Prizes: $4,000, u 900,
5000, 5000, 1000, ,647, % prizes of 1000, 25
of 500, &c. Tickets $40. A certificate Of pack
age will be sen, for Sl2O.
For 9th September.
M A Nj NJ 9TH sc II EME!
$4,000, $1,000, l5049
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Il, for 1885, 10 &c
drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday, Septem-
Der 9th, Is45. IS No. Lottery, and Is drawn
ballo,s. Brilliant Scheme One grand capital
Prize Of $1,000 Dollars, oil $4,000, Of 5000,
of 10000, / of $1,000 of 5000, Of 1000,
OF 6 600, of 5000, of 1000 | of !, ass. 5 Of
$500, 10 of 1000, 20 Of l,75O, 20 Of l.5vo, SO
Of 900, ITO OF 500, and many of 400, $50, $50,
100, So 20, 60, So 40 and 20. Whole Tickets
S2O-Halves l0-Quarters 5-Eishths so.
Certificate Of package Of &c whole tickets $500
Do. do. % half do. 100
Do. d. III quarter do. 6f
Do. do. 26 eighth do. 80 so
III Orders for Tickets and Shares and CertiG-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive The most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly after i. is over 10 all who order from
Asust - ]. +. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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nn,Nc ANDDAY SCHOOL.

p 80 -, G BuRKE'S School will be reopen
| n N Inc 18th day OF September next, when,
- - by masters Of experience and ability, she
s',s thorough and extensive course OF te-
''3;''sr July l5-if
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
>SS The superior regular packet Brig OR
@LEANS, Capt. WIN. Smith, will sail for
the above port abou; the 18th OF October. For
!reish, or passage, having superior accommoda-
lions, apply 10 JAS: FISHERS SONS,
WIN ROWLETT. or,
Sept. IS HAShINS & LIBBY.
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AUCTION SALES
ERs' y. e. saiss, .EHctEessaer.
NEGROES

NEGROES
W.llbe sold THIS MORNING, Al 10 o'clock,
NeFra Man aud likely Girl Il YEAR; old.
SEP. 70 :. 5. HILL, inct
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LOOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
Another Grand One for lie iM Of Osto5cr.
$4,000 Dollars Capital!
Prizes of 1000 Dollars 5 OF 5000 Dollars
100 Of 1000 Doiiars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. CO. 10
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saur-
day, October 18th, 1915. Is Nos, IA drawn.
Grand Capitals:
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Notice 10 Travellers.

ME fare by the Railroad route, through. from
L Richmond 10 Baltimore, is now So so, in
s,ead OF 81, as heretofore
Sept. IL T. SHARP. Agent.
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FOR BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA.
& 20 q Tie Steamer POCAHONTAS
- will leave Rockets al o'clock on
Saturday afternoon for Baltimore. Freight taken
as heretofore for Philadelphia. Goods intended
for shipment must be alongside BY ao'clocs on Sa-
,urday. Passage and fare TO Baltimore only IS.
Sept. Is HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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TN HANCERY-y lRGISA AT rules held
| in The Clerk, Office OF Northampton County
Court, on lie 10Th day Of July. 1873:
John Ker, administrator OF Sarah her, deceas-
ed, PiaiEtin;
Hillary 8. stringer, ard Leonard B. Noting
ham. executor Of Elizabeth I. Sllinger, deceas-
cd, defendants:
entered his appearance, and appearing By salts
factory evidence thai he is not an inhabiiani OF
this Commonwealth It's ordered, tia, The said lie
fcadapt Hillary B. S,Tirser. DO aPpear here al
Il E rules 10 be holden Tor the said Courr, on me
6rsi Monday ir October next, and answer ihs bill
o. the plaintiff; and that 4 coy OF his order lie
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published
in the CITY OF Richmond, foT two months success
sivey, and that another copy &c posted q; he
from; door OF The Cour, House ctthis county
LOUIS ?. ROGERS. c. C.
Jnly lS-evom
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For 9th September.
N.HOT'H SCHEME!
s75.OOO $4,000! $4,000!

Besides prizes OF S4UJ, Z1U, &c, &c.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters 5,
eighths 80
Certificates Of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50
m DO. 26 half $50
m do. 26 quarter rs
n do. 26 eishlhs 81 so
~ Orders 70. tickets and shares and ceri;h-
cafes of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the mos, promp, attention, and an
official account Of echh drawing will be sent i'm
mcdiately AFTER il is over 10 all who order from u.s.
~ J. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers,
Sept. Richmond, Virginia.
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Z. &. Gregory & Co.

MANAGERS, NO. loi, MAN STREET,
lM RICHMOND, VI ginia
s-r Whole Ticket Nos 4S 50 c. The second
60 njtal prize Of $4,000 in Alexandra Louerv,
No. 222 Extra, drawn l1ih instant, was sent from
his office % J. F. Word, Vender, Richmond,
Virginia.
Leading Scaen;es fer September, l5i5.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1915. 10 be
drawn in alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Sept.
2G,a 1915.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $1,000
/ {" l2,n00 ,hia
5000 y prizes OF 900
q 5000 25 500
&c. sc. &c.
IS Nos, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars-halves 5-quarters , 80.
Certificates OF packages OF 25 wholes, Sl30 %
Do. do. % halres G5 90
Do. 90. 25 quarters, 81 so
For 9th September
IANl1OTH SCHEME!
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass A, for 1915.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
9th Of September 1915
70 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
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Amounting TO over One Million OF Dollars
Tickets % dollars; halves 10; Gnarers5.
a package OF 20 Whole Tickets costs $500
Deduc, the price oi3 Whoes, &c
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Esurr,sss,s g,ottary Office

Sent. Is
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NOW READY

TATE'S AMERICAN FORMBOOR,
CONTAINING Legally Approved Prece-
u dents for Agreements, Arbrarions Assign
menls. Bonds. Bills OF Exchange, Ca..e:ancing,
Deeds in Trust. Letters OF Attorney, Promissory
Notes. Partnerships, Releases, Receipts, Trans
iers, Wills, AM other matters OF Importance, win
. comnle,e Index 10 The whole Il. Benz. Tao,
E,o Counsellor al Lax. Jus, published ard
iorsale b. DRiNAth 9 lohhis.
Sept II
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VALUABLE SUGAR LANDS ~ LOT.
ISIANA FOR SALE.

y lLUABLE SUtAlt LANDS ~ LCL-
ISIANA FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Parish
Il of Placquemines, about 70 miles below the
ci,y Of New Orleans, and on the same bank OF
the river fronting on the river Mississippi 30 ar
penis and containing upwards OF $500 superb
cial arpen,s of land of which $50 arpenis are
cleared OF timber drained and ditched, and With
a canal IL feet wide for boating WOOD, &c. &c.
which al the same time serves 10 drain these lands
About 100 9-pents are now in excellent cane,
and 80 in corn the whole under very good ience
and in every respect prepared 10 form INST !sie
sugar pl: n,ation.
4 sugar house, and all ether buildings reeiul
can he erected al a very small expense. as BIC:
can be readily made, and cypress wood Fl, for all
building purposes exiss in abundance, sesices
which there are no, less than 50 coo cords OF wool
Fl, for steamboat use (Which IS readily puFchas-
ed by The tow boats al 80 and upwards Pc: c3!d)
and great abundance OF sugar-house wood
The si.uation is peculiarly healthy. Tncfe IS
on the premises dwelling house art several
out buildings, all requiring repair, and eaf en-
with number OF orange md Eg 'ees III ios'
bearing. %
Of pasture land, EXTENDS along ne "Eole iroat &.
the plantation, increasing annually, ana iiule 9
M l,vpe Is required 10 defend against the Fi:eE.
Til. tract Of land is offered for sale, delvera-
lie as ssor as the present crop Of care IS taken
on in Nove,n.et next; and, By arrangement with
the purchaser, he could Immediately te so lar put
in possession a 10 clear what land, ard erect
wha, buildings ~ peas,l; and could have am
requisite quantity OF cane left for planting reK!
season. in addition 10 he ration cane. which
will remain on The land when the present crop IS
taken oil.
To any gentleman DESTROYS Of going into the
cultivation OF sugar, Ills estate offers immense
advantages, ami il is beliereG no such opponuni-
" exists in this country ior establishing fne
sugar estate.
For terms. which will bs LIBERAL, and all iur.
Their information, apply 10
" WEBB, BACON & co.
Jnlv s-cw3m Richmond, Va.
| OK BARREL REvOLyERS, AND Pa
= TENT SINGLE BARREL SELF-COCK-
| ING PlSTCLS.-A supply jus,Io hand, and an
arrangement made viii the manufacturers 10
kc' p always on hand supply. Those now in
| S,o,e have all the recen, improvements. and are
fir, rate article. S. SUTHERLAND.
Main St.ee,, ppcsic The Farmers EaIs.
Il
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CTJRE FOLLOWS CURE

EURTHEREVlDENCEo Of the efficacy Of Thompsons Com-
Pound Of Ta 'na !. Nhfs 0s.s %
Fisher Esq., Woodbury. NJ was attacked eighteen months
cian Dr. VIM Harris Of Philadelphia eonyes.ion Of the lungs
tai inability to raise the phegm, pcudng the possibility Of
epose and to be up IN bed and
ed case hopeless she indulge the hope OF re-
coyery About this heard Of the per-
formed by Thompsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha and commenced using it, In very short tune her
health improved and by oady IN the use oil ths
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued rom the
grave
The above statement regard 10 my wife restoration to
health is true the solely attributable to the use oil
Tompsons Syrup Of Tar and otneI rene
dy having failed in her case. HElSlsfr. w AiANI-N-
Philadelphia, May 10, l8i3.
Prepared and sold by s. p Thompson Druggist
and sold wholesale and retail in this city by A. D. SANDS
Co., Chemists and Druggists 23 Broadway corner Champers
Price SO Gents " " myl7 Im*ec
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Y!edical Advice,

nOCTOR LAMERT still confdentay copsulted At his
- old Office So Gold between Fulton and Beekma on
all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild ana
judicos requires neither restraint IN Diet or mn
days $1,000. -, ,<,,,r,r,r,,,,r,r~, =:
sing frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndscrset
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being system mentally and bodily to that
state OF yigor nature originally designed .
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tien being the ast sometimes caused by
Of parties themselves by the Dr. eecualy cured with
THE Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city, guarantees perfect cure or no charge made Let
dcine with advice any par Of the United States
Office G. Gold street. Open from a. NJ 70 T. NJ
lunkrc
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WASHINGTON. June IL, 1915.


The President holds his Cabinet Council,
and transacts his official business at the State De-
partment, and all applicants for Office must approach
through the vestibues Of the Secretary of State The
inmates of the White House are, for the present To-
Gated at Coleman's, but the extreme warm weather
of the last few days has induced the President to ad
here to his original intention to go down and spend
some few weeks at Old Point Comfort, where all
necessary papers can be signed as well at Wash
ington, and no interruption of public business can
be occasioned by his absence, as the access is so
easy, and the communication but twelve hours run
from the White House TO Old Point. The President
has been complaining to-day of feeling very unwell ;
IN fact he is pretty nearly broke down, being hard
worker, and, without he goes to the sea shore
awhile, he may get very sick.
There has been great deal of talk and council
ling tor some days past in relation to the Mexican
Instalments. And men of business wonder at the
causes OF delay on the part OF the present admins
tration, for not Immediately bringing the matter to
speedy explanation. The Secretary of State cannot
or Will not give any explanation, and the Secretary
of the Treasury is busy in other matters to pay
any attention to IT, Several of the principal claim
ants are here, and are making earnest solicitations
Tor the government to pay them their money (pro-
vided Tor by the last Congress in the appropriation
blll) They also recommend that "A special minister
ne sent TO Mexico, TO arrange the matter which
could be all liked IN sixty days. Mr.. Gushing has
been mostly thought OF, and spoken of, by persons
abroad, and by the democrats themselves, as a fit
person to select for this mission, combining, as Mr.
cushing does, superior powers in this line, and not
wanting the salary attached to such employments,h
would Just perform the government job satisfactorily
and credltaby, and then retire. No American
would be better received in Mexico, this time of
difficulty than Mr.. Gushing.
The city is very quiet: weather broiling and the
people preparing for summer journeys TO the White
Sulphur Springs, and TO Old Point Comfort to feast
on the dellcacies of the season, where the finest iv
ing is to be found in all America.
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PrOvlalOn Marriott.

We have but few remarks to make relative to our
weekly report Of the different markets and meat shops
The supply OF beef and small meats has not been so
large heavy the preceding week. owing to the late
extreme heat. less animal food has been used lighter
diet being more healthy.
Fish remains plenty with the exception of sheepshead
HOLSTERS never finer
Young chickens quite plenty.
Vegetables and berries pretty much as they were
last week. Unless have rain, we shall have a short
supply of the various kinds
Fruits plenty and at various prices according to
the size of the basket bowl, or box or cherries we
have almost every variety, from Van Horn of Bergen
Bostos and the north
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BBa agg q Hi. Hindq9. tB,, Hughes, -, Geo Min
B BTs M MssSa H,yass ssSsasS RsTi
Brig Joseph, Mayo, Bangor, Me.
s ssST Smith Ogden BaIimSm Mecsady
Arrived
Barque Dan Webster Cole 20 days from Trinidad de Cuba
wa 90 40 pkg
Brig Georg'Hs n psy, days ron S,s WIN SO binds
Brig Madrid tor Philadelphia, Little from Black River
sid I'm Montego Bay May 90 May 81 lat % q Ion IS
se white soaa red Sd Below
sh inst lat e. 40 lon co. ship onsro Of Bath steering
big s G ssa ssyS i from S s;
trinidad for New Haven; brig Clara Cole for NYork Left
9Th inst lat g Ion 70 TO- whale baique Fairy 2 out with
Brig corels Hatch from Ponce PR June with sugar. to
Enp Bsd e ys o rsd iS seS with
to Post Phillips Spoke ID lat lon a. brig Mary
Brig No Ss sd S om Masia with lumber
aasssas asssrs 50 s s SSe wh If
man. ssb for G NYork sshf 3 Piedmont ,,hn ont Do
to Ay%sr CO Spoke 2h inst off Cape May sch Avon
ss 3sa: sss sS to "so'"
schr Leo. Jamison, TRomaston, lime
Schr Two Marys, Chase Quincy, to Atkins.
Schr Plato, Quincy, granite, bound TO Harlem.
Schr Friend Lowell, Boston to Atkins
Schr Niagara, Lowell, Boston for Albany
Schr southerrer, Eldridge, Boston, to w Lewis.
Schr Marshall, Mayhem, Boston, to w Lewis.
Schr Adelaide, Slocum. New Bedford, oil.
Schr Industry, Ricketson, New Bedford, oil.
Steamer Aarmora Page, 10 days from New Orleans with
cotton, &c TO Elwell.
Brig Richmond from Porto Rico, with sugar.
Also barques unknown.
Sailed.
shp virgnian Hiern, Liyerpoo bsrqre George Henry,
Wilson, Antigua; Baldwin, Savannah.
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REMOVAL
LUCINA CORDIAL,


y y n I 10 UT y Il
the touch OF earth restored vgor activity and confidence
20 the exhausted arteries will that glorious preparation
LuLNA CORDIAL reinyest the generave organs however
weakened with their original power There shadow of
doubt that this true and the subject Of delicate
anatnre hundreds would testify the unrvaled efficacy OF
Irregularities in the secretons pains in the kidneys female sup
psssons Tor the ryee) proapns uter and in fact almost
organization liable cannot indeed cure macrmatien Of
bic for brrenncss while in all the other diseases
aed above whether chronic will be found safe and
sovereign remedy The Lucna Cordial gentle tonic
ting upon the .ecreye and bracng the whole
subsequent relaxation On the contrary act in per-
feet harmony with and does temporary vgor
but permanent the energies The first bot
gle used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of all
have asserted.
Principal Office 25 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Seth Eowle. Boston; DrWsdsworh Providence; - Muir
h,roque. and Roberts and Atkinson Baltimore; Charss Sot
en- Louisville Ky; Sendford Parks, Cincinnati and by no
other any Of the above named places Price -
bottle, OF ~ per dozen jua in,'sa
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Meeilcai Cars.

DOCTOR FAwCETT. of 1856 Fu1ton street, New York,
H. Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons LONDON ana
Edinburgh and Graduate of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Phedelpha; author OF work embracing the following
subjects vizAstrifnonv mpotency and Seriy, snaio-
micay physologicay nd medically explained with cont
Syphilis Secondary Sym ons, GonorGa elect Structures
pollution Doctor Fawcett continues private consultations
aforementioned Diseases at hsfong ssabshed ONCE
1856 Fulton street. where the aggravated forms OF al aHec
tions the geneatiye will yield to his mode Of treat
without restraint in diet exercise, and without mei
paryzed from excessive INDULGENCE o. from nn .
distance, enclosing ST. have copy Of the work
ia6 Eulton street New York mvi0 1m*rc
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FIRE THE PlNEs.-The extensive pine woods,
distant about thirty miles from Camden, N. j., in an
easerly direction have been for several days past
sheet of flame. The destruction of property is very
southern section of that county has again visited by
several large and destructive fires during the two
weeks which have almost consummated the work of de-
to be the work of miscreants who, perhaps
instigaed by spirit of malice towards the of
property in the vicinity
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LIVERPOOL. CLAssIrIcArIoy.

FIsH-UTV CUu are Hrm at D 10 4 2 sd. NOthlnE OF
consequence doing in mackerel
HAy-Common qualities North River bale we quote
at 40 45c. The demand is principally for shipment.
Prime for city consumption, sells at Soc The receipts
are to a fair extent.
49, and new do at $40 62l 10 To- Old sells at $2
Gal; new do at Sl3 % Is 37 beef is very dull-saes
of city prime at S6 do at So Very little doing in
lard--bbls we quote at ", and key at SC.
WHisEEy-Domcstic in drudge casks, is held at 2lc.
Western and prison bbls. are firm at 81 2lIc.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA June l3-Arr Splendid, Barbados; Rudolph
and Columbia Boston; John Jay and 9 King Providence
Intrepid, NYork. Cid Sea Flower, Port Spain, Trim.
BALTIMORE June i2.Cd Napier Amsterdam Ranger, (Br)
Halifax. Sid Rhone, Trieste.
NoRFoLK, June ll-Arr J w Kmpton, NYork. In Hamr-
Roads Circassan, FIN Thomaston Sid VoIan and YES
per, NYork.
Spoken.
Crescent from Wilmington, Del for Barbados, ed inst la
~, Ion ca.
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOS May 2sn port Elizabeth, from Philadelphia
Sid 9th Rosale, 81 Croix finish loading for Ph
Iadelphia