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Anderson plays Hamlet to- night, e-vnnn.
wers play Of Money, tomorrow, TUESDAY evening
Connor continues to attract good houses Al the Ma
honai Welchs) and at the Chestnut RchinRs Hill and
osners are playing in series of sterling Comedies
have not yet seen the menagerie Of Raymond Ogden
Weeks Co. at Thirteenth and Chestnut hut n55d.r
stand 1t Is well attended - e''
The Sons Of Temperance have had ouite rav;val
lately Meetings have been held and addresses delvar
co. ana all thar sort OF thing Tonight there Is to be
concert at the Museum, and general meeting of the
order for the benefit of the Pittsburg su6erers -
There has been for a week 30 past steady d.cn.
in the stock market 1t IL vain say that our foregn
relations have nothing to do with this Althonuh t6s
apprehension Of 10 not immediate vet even the
remote probability of such event to be preceded al
must by interruption of Commercial RELATIONS
for year is sufficient to sagnate the operations In
look at the state of affairs in Mexico we are force to
believe that Great Britain is stirring up trouble for us
with the intention ultimately of taking hand in the
game herself Add to this the rumored appointment of
Governor for Oregon and must admit that the pol
teal horizon looks equally.
Texas bonds and notes have declined also from tho last
quotations week since Then the bonds were
on Of one dollar the prices being yesterday III for Texas
notes and IL for her bonds This does not look favorable
to the lone star. Government and State securities
nough down. are not changed from the prices yestera
Sale OF stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, May $1,000 Ches and Della 6h 7s1
$72 65 do 73 $4,000 State SIS 72A$l000 Lehigh 6 ls44
~ $4,000 State SIS 70; 100 shs Wilmington RR at; 100
y. $4,000 Texas Notes III $1,000 Tennessee
sEcorp BoARDs5ooo State Sc ~; $4,000 Texas 10 per
cent ponds lS $226s Delaware and Ches Canal 6 73l
10 wilmington NM ods, 81; SO 0irard Bank 8f $4,000
rttsburg 6's 1850 sS $6sl 25 County 6 cash. 05t; 90
do 1860, new, Q6. - -
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PhllnGlel
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l


PHILADELPHIA, May 8, ls4o.
alluds for the last time to the disgracsfal fraeas
among Of politicians at the meeting of citi
zens upon the subject of foreign relations held
Thursday last B. H. Brewster understand, has gone
to Washington to repair by his presence at head quar-
tiers the mistakes of that day. and il supposed to white.
wash his associates. But 1t won't do. Ben Is young
man of talent but to suppose that he influence the
administration, draw wool the eyes Of MIR Blu.
chanan Is prcposterous The hct Is it Is part Of the
tactics o. inc men WIN Wn NS nc mas INK
b. when in truth they have none at ALL lnpursuanoo of
their PLAN they ever ready to make buser about
their friendship for the Secretary of State thoy try to
down all who not friendly to them his enemies
As consequence Of their manGuverng, they can al
ways rally around them those applicants for subordinate
Offices who are destitute of principle and who be
cheated into belief that they have influence at head
quarters and whenever public demonstration taxes
gage in all sorts Of bully ing in order to carry their point
Now sir, the fact is that the real and intimate friends
rcspondence, and to whom only he eyer ntruss Mn IN
most thoughts extremely mortined at the enors o.
most srenuousy the acts Of these Thursday last
and loudly protest against Mr. being made responsible
for them 0r r0% s n o oe,
as an officer Of governmcntwill have loss weight
than from any other quarter In truth
they will 20 far to defeat any applicant who has them
bow was run over by the the Reading Rail.
road yesterday afternoon and killed
Tho Indictment against VIM. II. Dunn, brother OF the
Priest for putting into st. Philip Ner church South
wark in July last and thereby tho Natives say crca
ting tho riot which resulted in the terrible conflict be-
tween the mob and our citizen soldiers quashed to-
day in the Supreme Court motion of the Attorney
General, John H. Kane. The Court in qusshing the bill
said that charged crimes that Mr. Dunn had perfect
right to do what he did that whatever opinion
persons might entertain Of the proprety Of the act The
bold independent stand taken by Judge Rogers IN these
cases has taught the people their rights the
lesson which will stand them In need In all iu'uro
time. sa&
JouS r. scorr is fulfilling an engagement at the Wal
nut street Theatre and he appears tonight as Virgniu
lie /, an excellent actor and Marshall does himself much
edit by the in which he brings out the pieces
and has him supported i@a
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Monday, May

Mo ndny, May 90 p. M.
The Stock Market was rather heavy to-day and prices
gave way trife. Long Island declined per cent
stonington, / Farmers Loan Pennsylvania SIS,
Canton, improved per cent; Norwich and Worcester,
ing in the street any thing but favorable to improve
ment. The money market is not much easier, and the
banks do not disposed to afford facilities TO the
brokers and spectators to the extent anticipated When
the loans called in argelyprevous to the LIST
of May-those making payment were given to under
stand that Immediately after the lst accommodations to
a greater amount would be extended, but far
they have looked for them in vain Money worth in
the least six per cent and the banks asking
seven.
The export TRADE from this port appears to be increa
ing the advances Should the shipments for
tho month be in The proportion for the first three
days in .iey the value Of tho exports for the month
would be about three and half millions of dollars
COMMENCE THE PoRT New YORK.
Exports from LIST TO Sd of Nay, Inclusive.
Shipments in American vessels. $323, 400 03
Do in Foreign vessels. .40l43 40
specie exported. 1881 %
Total Tor three days. 1881 ,o2S %
The value of merchandise exported from this port for
the month of May, ls4s, $l,7el,s2a, May 1874,
sa,72,ol7.
We the report Of four city banks. All
but the Leather Bank show an increase in discounts
The aggregate Of the four shows increase in all
leading departments =:
BANKS or New York CRY
Erb
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BY SPECIAL REQ U Fps T!
DIR HOIIICK

WILL again repeat his celebrated the Origin Of
w Life Thursdsy Friday and Saturday May 9TH 9th and
ioh-Lyceum Of Mature. History opposite Nibo' Bro.dway
Lecture 50 Tickets for the Ccune 81 These can only
be had the first evening and the number strictly limited
moons preesly Door. Admission cents. . This
Philadelphia Four Hundred and Seventy Two attending at
time They passed series Of resolutions recommending
the Lectures the enthusiastic and presented
to Dr. H. with their attached thereto And also public
y presented him with splendid Writing Desk Gold Pen Gc
rs q token Of their esteem and appreciation .
The whole Sfthe Lectures will be illustrated y the essbIat
country ofhe maternal and the infant being
ons, &c. &c. ea s- my6 Ats rrc
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WASHINGTON, May 4, 1895.

The Philadelphia appointments will now be inn
medately made AS the worthy and honest Henry
Welsh is the preference of Mr. Polk, he will, doubt.
less, be appointed Collector
The appointment of Mr.. Pickens as Minister to
England, excites universal astonishment among all
classes of politicians. 1t is thought to be premedi-
tated attempt on thepat Of the Executive, to get us
into war with England. This is the same gentle
man who declared in Congress, that che was born
insensble to fear"
Several removals of clerks in the Treasury, were
made yesterday have heard the names Of Robert
Lawrence, Mounty, Tue, Winder, and some others.
Major Van Buren, and lady have been staying at
the White House during the past week.
Nothing definite has, as yet, TRANSFERRED Of the
Cabinet consultations in regard to Oregon. The
late Texas news seems to inspire the spectators
with fresh energy and hope The object Of Ashbel
Smiths visit to Europe, is to bring about measures
to provide for the redemption Of the Texas scrip, in
case Of annexation; h, with others concerned, hay
does not 20 on government business, purely.
Governor Van Ness was retained as Collector in
New York, by a vote Of 8 to in the Cabinet-Ban-
croft only against him.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY o.



Cleared.
@ sis M.ss cf'' Msss S.ssa. T.R:
New Orleans: Brs%hall 4ensrara Sddleson Gesseh
Porter Wilmington; srsh Mary Bates: Plymouth asd ih0
Arrived.
shp Hs ss from Stanton Jan 9Th x full
March .a american anchor White
- s.y From Orleans with
s III: 4: F:S
:s Sisst; sts i 6: bs ss; . .9
ssss' LIZ: 5:!ss Navy
.o s y a;Ssss sS s,ss with
painted .Soa, 10 @ on Pisf
s. .s s
. dM SSs sT Turks Island with
ho ss e. Ps. e.1 days from Port 'u fa with
s Smith N.y s oss; PR with
r,sS:S r Ms, q
SIS, d Hs For Boston, aeer N'1e'n Sid
cs%pos E. a Nsspo
soSr Mary Ann, Thomas, from Newbem, NC with naval
flour, to eager & Miller.
Chesapeake Post from Baltimore with nour to eager
& MAILER. TT -
Cook. ~ +"
Sehr Sally Pitts Fisher days from Berlin with corn
Fox
schr Dove Williams, days from Berlin with corn to
Fox.
ssh Samuel Payner, Hopkins days from Chncoteague,
with N Fox. -
scLr Williams. Watson 3 days from Delaware with bark
to For. m
schr Farmer Hickman days from Delaware with corn,
Maresn. - b
soop Alexander seely days from Philadelphia with glass
to d Fox
Pilot boat Blossom has sIoop Exchange full
loaded with wood supposed have been on the Heck
yesterday.
Below.
Brig Russia, from New Orleans.
Schr Moraing Star, Belize Honduras
One barque and brigs unknown
r. Sailed.
Bareus Reform, for Mobile and Others.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5-Arr VIM Peen, Taylor Boston, 4th
zas; Batmores Howes New York Ella, Wheldsn, Boston
ErsHEin, Levi. New YSIk; Caldwell, Tansy. do Re.
boy do Comet do tld Jas Patton, Chareston; Aurora
Hamburg; Princess Boston; Globe do New New York; Re
lief do -
BALrIMoRE May s-An Ellerslie Wallace, Palermo; Vic
Indies; Maria New York 3d. Susan, Demarara; Fulton
Smith, w Indies Elvira Boston. ~
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Weekly Report of Deaths.

In the city and Of New York from the 10Th day
April to the Sd day Of May, ls45.
39Men-44 Women-5l Boys-42 Girls.-Total l76.
Abscess2 Apopexy3 Bleeding !; Burned sealded Ca,
aaltiss ConsuRpton 81 Convulions Is, Groups Congcs
ton Of lungs Debility Drop:y g. Dropsy in the head o.
I,: r:y:I 1PrsfP: Fever Fever ;e;i.s
Phebis nfamuaoa Of brain s. nfanmation Of bowels q
lnfanmation q ehest2 Inflammation Of lungs Ill Infamma
liver ssundss MarS:ma. = Mes.es2 Old sge2 Pleur
Sprue i; Suicide l; Ulcers i; Varioloid ..
Age-One year and under 81 to 2yeas 49, 2to3 2 5to 10
io lotto 20 SOTO 81; Aoto III 50 60 70
I; 70 to 90 4; 80 to 50 /; 80 to 100 l. 7tfo
Colored persons g. e4#
ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector.
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to the Herald

must be paid the only authorized Agents Zieber Co.,
Ler Building Third street near Chestnut Terms-73 cents
moa, Including the Sunday p-per IS without de-
iiyeed free Of ehaI any part Of philadelphia Single copies
i0 r sue ,TreK sf 9 HEp Is % E zee esnt
moIaat-Prcc Ga 50 annum delivered any part
Of Philsd lphia, fiee of postage.
All the aud cheap Publica for sale their
tahlishlnsnt soon as issued wholesale and retail
With the exception of paper the Herald" read
much Phap in Phladepha a. any paper published in that
banded 70 e agents hafpast o'clock viii appear in the
Herald next day nj IL
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left al the port whence they sasd.he vessels
newspapers news they may have and Coespon
dents home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office any marine intelligence they may receive.
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Foreign InaportatIons

Foreign Importatlons.
CAsroNShp Hslsnal43 cheats 72o2 hf do 1886 boxes 900
eases 1890 lob boxes tea 06 60 rolls floor mating
II Grswold-96 hf chests tea CO q c 0riswod-
70 cases do md,s Warens rkgs 70 grass cloth
boxes tea 10 bxs toys order. !
TRIrIDAD CUBASchr John Drew-i7s hhds 10 tres Is
hbls molasses Chaselain & Ponvert
vERMLLIoy BAY-Schr PonceoOo gallons molassss 10 lids
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEAys, April 27.--The cotton market yester.
day again presented a heavy appearance, holders
not generally disposed to meet the views Of buy.
ers and under such circumstances the sales only
amounted to 1000 bales Prices fully ic lower than
before the news sE
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, TRoTTING AND

PURSE s23eWn be riyen, Mil. Heats. best three u A..
under the saddle free for all Trong and Pacing to
20 the Second Best Horto off May 18TH To close
Thursday May 9th by o'clock NJ or more to make race
m6 3tsje @ JOEL CONKLIN.
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
4OS Bovvery, ON Ast0r and Lafayette Places.
MIR W. II. DlSBROW has the honor to announce, that his
l School daily tSundays exceped) for Equestrian
Tuition and Exercise Riding :.
Hours for Ladies. ......... from A. M. to Z. NJ
Honrs for Gentlemen , from to A. NJ. and TO p NJ
d y Terms made known application az above; 49,
Blghy trained and quiet Horses for the Road and Pa
rade 10 let. my6 lm~rc
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Charles Lopg, from Pled.lphis for Havana la. 90 lat 70
Currency q and from FSiiaSsiphi.for Barbados, 10Th u
Forums from Boston for Buenos Ayes 18th u IS
Spartan days from Boston surnam is in lat 40 lon
kstwood, Of and from Baltimore for New Orleans 2s u
Christians. DIS from Demarua for Nassau 18th u la. 10 49,
syie de ra.e FIN New York for avre 18th ul, lat 40
Foam from TanpicO for New York. a,t a la. % 30, Ion
William from Matapzas, Of and for Boston le.ky nth nit
Malaga from Boston for Charleston 2,h ul lat % 90 Ion
Monongahela from Liverpool for Philadelphia h ult lat
| - Foreign Ports.
Jan ln port Navigator, Graves New YSrt
stpona Parsons do d2 Loohqo, Cocker Nsnila and
r. !" New iSf asSs
Baa "a s,S a.Fehas ssm Murphy % 90
9Th r.r ,iS All a Brown for New Haven Hong
So ear, 'f' s,3se'h ese
Gen Brooks, for Boston. grss'4 FfH4 8EH NJ
Lake Ports. 1903 sssN
guyrALo, May sArr Mayacwer, Guyle. Bos,on Euc and
o;o% md A ES:.I. d. P.So WRdh:m SS.g
SON, Madison Dock; Frm. Evans, vsrmiioa; Fletcher
hols%sg Fs a,o Free o Tf1%sT Lss, ceysPd Tss.,
Kline. ao o.. %s. clinton; Ora 9sns.
nsy fslport; A Mitchell Davis r Clinton Bms-
and Niagara, Warner, Cleveland M billiard, Fearing Chi
! cago.
PoR,IArD May2mALr Hsarist,s Ravaa; Harriet Wood
0IHy yAsss Nay port Nall Nichols. and Victor .e
I'm Boston for Nsy yoyk To-day asisqal o. distre.
sf 'i By
energetic action however the fire putou The
Ia ma %S.s.s ~ &. s 's S:r
voyage, Or repair At this place have not learned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

ss PARK THEATRE. Fat -T
fsSTfNfR HhE SsM sl
i% ss rs ops6 M sssan Ms
In Martin and Miss Julia Turn
To conclude With the Farce Of SOMEBODY ELsE-Iians
First Tier IS Csn|Bore. ID and I'd Tiers 50 Cents-Pi
Door, open o'clock and the Curtain will precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
sECOND MIGHT oFuTHE. SEASON.
AK RoEaNb 1FoR Tn Nam
Fixture, ". Chapman; Mr.: sslboum., Nn. sherwood
GG9 .i ssSes M Or
1h be.i t I'd Mn Emily ch M' Bann'e
70 eoasiSd. with he Farce Of KISS IN THE pARKMr
RsRBsas S e.a Rs'0ne Mrs sherwood
U Door. open a z-PsrioImsnee. commence at ".
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
AT THE u Fo 81 g. g. J pAMM Bssed STREET
m hSH NEM f & Yssf VIII VI
ASS1 asfa ree, CHEF or The Dog Of The
Jones; susan Mrs. Sutherland -
" Admissien-Drsss Circle IS etsParqaesse, i2,s
Il doors open At 6-Curtain rise TX
BURTON's THE ATTIRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Last Night but One of Mr.. anderson.
TUESDAY, May aBuwer': Comedy Of MONEY7Eye
Andexoni Burton; frederick,
gana Miss Kirby Lady Franklin Mrs. W. H. Smith; Clara
Dancing by Miss Moore and Mr. Smith,
To conclude with the Farce Of THE YANKEE LAD-Hiran
Doolittle, Mr.. Burke.
Mr.. HENRY PHILLIPS
;, wiz have yH The honor ofgiypg big last and
AT NIBLO's SALOON,
Europe when be will sing many Manuscript sons. written
during late S'''' TTR i SEA if ITGSSr'
THE SONG OF - The OHIO. &C.; 6;
MISS MOSS
PROGRAMME
. - PART !. :,
SsS sw hR'sBfs sli. s n New NJ:
s0nsMh ri M AonS remember remember Poe Ma.
New scag-'Luey is golden girl" Barry Corn ~
New Bai.d-sSiy Mother -. Mss
Due.-Nss Moss and Mr. Phillips, " Haste, my =
Grand ss Niagara the Poetry BY Branald Ms:
rJ~An Itsrvsl of Ten Minutes.
songmnBy desire-'The Heart how'd down." from
Irish sens@Ths Birh Of ST. PsIciS S. Lover
Grand Sceaa-'The Bear Hunt ,.....,..... Mss
Miss Moss. shOuld be upbrad"... Sir H Bishop
New Song'The pleasant Oho,S.. ............ Mss
N. B-This Song is TO- introduce air sung by the
white and colored men the Ohio steamers and Its sngu
Grand Scena-"The Sea Fight !. J.. ....... Mss
Song-By desre-"Do among the dead men,. 1910
" Admission Fifty Cents.
ckes to be had at the usual places and the door
the evening. mo ltrh
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Something new comes every dny."-Thc
novel thing have Of late article put up in im
.stion Of Daley Magical Pain Extractor with red and
blue wrsrpers, signed Henry Daley with the Of Com
lie AGAINST hi. article for none genuine without
Ter Of each reversed coored ink We have
few boxes Of the counterfeit article which be examined by
cal Pain Extractor at No lss Fulton Sun Building N
Frost 100 Fulton street Sun Building N. Y.
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n
NEw ORLEA.s-ghip vieksburg-ia3 hhds sugar Barstow
Pore COS hhds taow Noehohm-7s6 pigs lead Soper
Brohen co3o bales rope yarn Kewbold Cmts3 hds
baeeo 1856 bales cotton Maitland o-s3l kegs lard How
land Aspinwal-s hhds tobacco Psvensted3 bales hemp
n Millbank.
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Married,

Married.
On Sunday evening, 4th instant by Rev. John McCau
ley, Mr. JAMES w. PATTERSON of Boston, to Miss SARAI
T. EATON, Of this city.
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On Saturday evening" May 3d. after a short but pain
full illness ELIZA wife of William R. Howe in the 25th
year Of her ago.
On Monday, 5th instant, AMBROSE BoGARr Youngest
son of William and Emmalinda Bogart
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s,ss7,ss2 s3ges,1a ss2,o3, s22s5a3
The decrease in the aggregate movement for the year
mounts TO fci,;so. This shows certainly great uni
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For Boston, Second Class Passengers, via
Long Island Rail Road-Cars will leave-every momngthe
depot Brooklyn at 10 o'clock commencing the 7th May
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.

NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.
TN & j. BATE have removed their Establishment No.
oa Maiden Lane where they hsvs on ,se sIsrgs and well
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm Gu, Flies
smells md every description OF Fishing Tackle which they
Nc y Zoe Maiden Lane, IMP stairs )near Pearl
= 1900 CIRCULAR. go 10000
TINE SUBSCRIBER begs leave offer his services such
Mercantile Houses in Canada may be DESTROYS Of avail
dn S on Goods imported into Canada through New York
lie prepared to receive Goods them the Custom
House and forward them directed well any
other Commission business in this city,
sga Late il. B. NJ. Vice Consul,
- REFERENCES;
VIM a Augustus sf bsdSis ESQ., U"f Toronto
MGs'r' s fsSSfnSf Livingston E9s New York.
mys 2tsm ssa
% ELATIVE OPINIONS OF THE PREss-The Editor Of
~ the Evening Post sayyDr Castles Paste fong decay
q .,cs .ss ;dmIsy ADAPTED o r.. md
Castle has obtained envnble celebrity for his excellent PASTE
with which he stops hollow tceth" The Auroralt
Dr Castles mode ofinsert'ng artificial teeth BY
pressure the perfection Of dental mechanism The Journal Of
ComcrceD Castles original method OF inserting artificial
The Courier His method Is original and displays
science and skill" &C CASTLE. M D., Dentist,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AND STEMS
Y aa##S@.# 10 Hhds. Tobacco, FL .-@.
Landing for sale by c. f. HABICHT,
SALAD OLioo cases superior ua,y y fancy bs r
fsS e., rom ST ffs sSsy md 81. ais
ms iw.m 10 Pearl street
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BURTON's THEATRE,
ARCH STREET. PHI ADETPHT A

Last Night out One of Mr.. Anderson.
TUESDAY, May 6th-Bulwers Comedy Of MONEY-Eye-
Thayer; Sir John Mr. johnson; Smooth, Mr. Russe Gcor.
Mrs Burke.
Dancing by Miss Moore and MIR. Smith.
To conclude with the Farce Of THE YANKEE LAD-Hiram
Doolittle, Mr. Burke.
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DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor. Mt his
Agency, O. Walkers tre-s FIRST from Broadway.
Bcal's Hair Restorative. at his Agency, o.
Walker street, FIRST Broadway.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
IMPORTED CARNATIONS AND OTHER FLANTl

LEVY will sell Wednesday morning at his new stor,
293 Broadway Reade street at II O'clock spendd
Gus variety Of other fine Plants ms stsec
so, some choice Grape Vines pots Of the finest var
eties and few Of the real Michigan Roses or Queen Of pr
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WANTED-For one ofthe most extensive Publishing hou.es
IN the United States, few active young act as
will insure each $500 his board par profit VIII
ting 70 that effect VIII be given them; they win have besides
tive Ever man ss viii have hi: district necessary
one need apply unleas he has that sum- object Of tbs
to estabsh good and give them such
else offer them,
For full particulsrs anpIv n o. nn.ne .tre.t ,s>
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ACAKS PuBLIc.The subscriber acknowledge the
iustleas Of the claim those persons make who ay NOT
p,Isss an.ea WIN nln w ne appomunS o. soms
paid for tie sale of tickets until thsy shall be satisfied that
Bro dwav Theatre will be compered forth the
.pecushs will take to have this made
Immediately. T. 8. HAMBLIN.
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DEAF MOS.
DRS CASTLE f EDWARDS, AURLSTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ntosh testify that he invaded home unfit for duy IN
oftos deafness and discharges
under the professions. Of D Castle and Edwd' Anrs,
Under their be his
to his military duty. H. McNEVEN, M D.,
Surgeon 70 III b Nj Force Jamaica
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Our remarks yesterday in relation to the contracted
operations of the Provincial banks are confirmed by
every report that reaches We annex GONNA
statement Of the Farmers bank of Virginia md branch.
V the LIST of April, 1874 and LIST of April is4s
IL =, u n.
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sure for nepient Deafness Ear Ache Palms. Bux.n
or singing sounds the Of hard vtat
remedy curative in all diseases OF the ears for upwards
street me- i'm An