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Cleared
Ship Geo Skolfeld, Skol6eld, London, L Wmslow
ship Doyre Elert,on, Amsterdam, Schmidt & Balchen.
Ship osTwegc, Johhqon Nsw Orleans Collins SCo y
BasSsa sse%e Franklin" h'"'' sss'00m' Hamburg Schmidt
;Bas Bb5s Alesss. sGn ssay fsssssn Sss;t wLs"
Brig Caracoa, Higgins Boston.
5 ssi v!y Hs osasn Merrill
sSI s D.fSG rs,ds&i v rs Person
ssss s;ss Eaiss si.i. ;sss Es i si H fsss sss:pA.
Packet ship Svie de Grasse Thompson from Havre 18th
nit with mdse, Fox s. Lynsston at anchor on the
' T. 100 3 passed an island
hRs sns a s% aa1 s Il
81" rsa%ss,h Dsj i% Ms av' I'd a
Bpaas J@a Allen days from finish
.I$ sS ss brig a %
Brig Cs.Is WSlsey ID day: 81 MARKS. with
asy; hence si For Tsa
ii. sG Bs %s 90 hours S4 a%
York, sid the day before.
schr Louisa Haven, Brandywine meal, to Allen *
ST.! SI$$sEs1Ss sfSs;slsh's Ss %Ssss.
sehr h Ttsi T~e s!a Eat;Jds'S" e. COAL
sshG sshG FfGfHs Gas kss sms:y bGs,Sn saey %d ssa,e
Schr John Adams Higgins, Provncetown.
Schr Rienz, Harding, Provincetowp.
Sloop Colchester, Hubbard Connecticut River.
Below.
Packet ship Siddons Cobb, from Liverpool 18th ult. with
mdse, to + Collins * Co. The off Fire Island
Sunday last
Ship b Aymar, from Liverpool 4th ult.
Brig Pallas, about 63 days from Canary Island.
10 Whale bargue Oscar, from Rio Janefo. reported below
yesterday undeweigh from the Bar the afternoon hav
received orders from the city proceed to Sag Harbor
Sailed.
Ships Emerald, Havre; Galveston, (s) New Orleans Sc;
brig Savannah Savannah propeller Santa Cruz Rio Janero
and Others Barque Katheen for Rio Janeo anchor
the North River.
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Cincinnati Produce market.

FLOUR Since yesterdays reports, hear Of but few
sales and there is very little doing in the article Of -four
The amount received by Canal yesterday, trifing
We learn OF sale Of about 800 bbls at 81 also
200 bb at S. From store hear Of two small lots 20
bbls at 81 o. and SO bbs at 81 o. This is the o
Tuesdays doings The market is unusually quet-hod-
are ready to tradeand few full willing to
part with their purchases at cos-say 81 81 05 Pur
chasers scarce however ust now and perhaps sell
lers had better hold NJ Since writing the above we
hear of an offer made to close for 600 bbs straight
brand, at 81, which the buyer declined
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Passengers SniIed-

NEw ORLEays, &c-steam ship Galve,ton-Miss Swift
Miss Iatton; Mss Giaddn Miss Peters Miss Ten Eyck
Miss Baldwin. Miss sekes, Mrs Langdon, Mrs Vomer Mrs
Danna Ms brcpH, Master Breuy II HarraIl. NJ Cone
simmons, Tnresher, Jacobus, Howes Smith j Dowd
road Will ans, ms Ga; es Msye. Pr haywooa Hay
and lady, D.auey and lady and I Thomas and dy for
Charieston Misses Smith, Teller Williams, Garcia Os
s,.ra HeI., yves % Mke1,osh Brooks Dnsn Bums
kenney NJ Kenney and Degnon for Havana Misses Jones
Sore, rtoa, BENEDICT, Mesdames Duff, Anderson POLKA
EoRRy ,o az MW White Bassow Parker House a9dco oHsra
kneeand, Baker, Towns Mesdames Ogden Bmmm,r, Bsss
s9d three children Mr. Wilson and LADY, Mr. Ogden and lady
Ap, hope, Wilson, We,mole Bloomfield, Motion, Baker,
Mogeaer Copeland Phillips Munroe Murphy Bull Close
Rysss ERsiaT oS D0nsdien Ws rap 5 King Wood seaman Miner
andrews, Wstham, Beckey, Kelsey, Wright Mesdames
sweet Lawrence, Belts Povey and children, Messrs
Welsh, Charles N,son. Sweet Bird Black Horton, Moore
the steefage. - - : "
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CO M M Il RCIAL.
New York. TuessIov

New York, Tuesday, N0y.l
AsHEs-Ihe sales to-day moderate at SO s7l for
Pots, and 81 l2I for Pearls. - "
BREADsTUFFs-Holders of Genesee have advanced
the rates to So 49, at which price the market srm
The following table has been prepared from the records
IN the Canal Department, and shows the quantity of
Flour and Wheat left at tide during each week
OF Canal navigation in 1914 and ls4s up to the first of
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miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIP WATERLOO, Allen for Liverpool, will sail
this morning. having been detained.
!her in the Gulf accompanied with heavy gaea from NE
seAs Rosn1lA, toy q steamer JsGerson run on
toIssk badly She 5surnsd e New Orleans for
s;hoIei sas SATURDAY nishi as. Cans Ezs
S% ss s raa @
shs would sSs of susdas night .'''' A' was expected
S q % %SA% ss
mas aud brought up short distance from the breakers where
AsHonEA schr of about 70 tons ballast from Portland
no name IAN y e1 been reported as being ssho s
and Stare Island, about ENE from sssnia Light Her man" nam
snun n1 D eon M crew had @ her was
BAG Martha CD & Bous9sad from sydney Nsw. May
with loss e her men being short Of hands
in gale from Sc aoout two miles from the andnr pIaee ~
Crew re-" an and passengers Insi {, all saved.
held ior the purpose Of Congress for Of
Lights new channel was last WneT equal 9 neM
depth 10 the and with this additional advantage
iny Sas a
John 10 NJ on ths s ut ohe s se years old She said
and capable Of poughng the deep eighty.
QUEBEC, Nov 5The steamer Pocahcnas arrived from the
ss,dy g "a shs the Brton
ground Of the River saguenay Saw no vessels
shore.
Captain Crossman Of the barque Ann, Of Plymouth which
sailed hence on Saturday morning last returned this day.
and that vessel ashore Sunday night
River Qulle and total wreck One of the killed
by the falling of OF the
he hrqp.s ~ Am,y and Nsntame which ps.baoI Monday
safety the Coves They have been supplied with new an
chors and CHAINS and will proceed their voyage with first
fair wind. 80 -
habitant who has up BY land from Beriher this
reports that casks of oil oaed ashore
that place Monday which, he supposes must have come
from some schr that has been lost IN that vicinity
q Drpau (pnf Rrtfc, -
reported ast arrived this morning reports that snr
struck oil Point Laurent ruder
received other damage She loaded Saguenay and in
coming out of that river touched and
her way up repair -
We learn that the crew of the ch Antelope from Gaspe
off st Anne 1865
1t also reported that the schr Vgilant from Gaspe has
been lost with all ha ads board aud Of the crew Of the
ship Brton Queen but no positive have yet been
received
tonnage of vessels entered nwads and cleared ouwards
Port Elizabeth for the quarter ending 3th July lst3
LLlnard
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Igt4.
l,8li,8i0 iOgI ol7 zoo -.

:, ',oIrio'V I,U8IJIT I7Bo,l76 oB3. .e02
aeaucng 'ne Wheat 10 Flour the receipts for the
present year up 70 the LIST instant comparad with Tie
barrels OF -four This deficiency has beer avero 80
the receipts at Albany and West Troy ior the ,s uoI
IN November and surplus left of nearly so 0oo barr
OF Flour which will be increased by the returns fe
the Collectors Office at Waterford ' rum
CorroS-The demand to-day chiefly from sn,,
ners who have taken about 800 bales at the same az,
We continue quotations. e'
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

MANUFACTURERS and importers of Ornamental Hair
Nl Work Wigs TouTees, Bands, Curls, Seams Bandcau
Hair Danggys ebrated Cured Hair IS inches long and
style OF Everlasting Curs and ali kinds Of Hair Work
wholesale and retail. -
Also avery large assortment Of Flowers, Feathers, Head
Dresses such As Algerennes Oriental Pompadours, Egyp
tienne, Dmchuss, and all kinds Of Mienary articles.
n: b-Tbe trade supplied reasonable terms.
s2I Imsm
+ ". THORNE 4 Co, Produce and Flour Merchant iIs
- Broad street. o3l &c
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By Last Nights Northern Mail,

BAL riMoRE Nov IOArr schrs Sarah Merrill Strong and
Emily johnson. snedceg New York shetaod, Eas'port;
full rgged aud B herm brigs supposed the Victoria aud
Jabez Cid baque Cornela Monevideo aud mkt; Br schr
NoRroLK Nov s-Arr brig Royal Sailor Turks Isand; schs
Talbot Cou is, New York; Atlantic Boston.
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{y- A man was arrested at Washington on Sat
urday on suspicion Of being concerned in several rob
berries and attempts to fire buildings in that city He
Some OF the stolen property was found on his as
was also number of instruments such burglars gen.
orally use. He was fully committed for trial
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Medical Aid.

nR. COOK, 66 Gold street. regular Medical and Sug,-
- cal Doctor; has had than 30 experience the
and of diseases all their
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has cured
tens any any other Physician practising this city.
DR.. C. native born citizen of the United States, and
member Of the Medical Society Terms for advice and me-
cine S5 and guaranteed Letters by a enclosing the
fee will receive particular and prompt
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DeulCas Card,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of LOG Fulton
~ street, New York author of = late publication,
braclng the following subjects yz-Matrimony mpotency
and Serly, anatomcay, physologcally aud nediciy
planned with comprshepsye exposition of the nature and
modern treatment OF Syphilis Secondary SymI Gonor
hoa, Gleet, Structures, Seminal Weakness, Whites Noe.
tuna Emissions and all the arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his for the lat fl
teen years in this city, to the treatment Of the above mentioned
diseases; and M his practice and long
in nvestgatL he pathology Of the various of the
generatve organs, he guarantees all a he under
takes permanent and radical His diplomas from Lon
don Ednburg and Phadepha aso honorary degree from
the State Of louisiana suspended in large frames his Of
fee 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy ofhis
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental To females
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawcstt Full
ton street. will receive due attention. old lm$rc
lanes II. KELLER O., Butter, Cheese and Lard loo
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Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Packst ship Svie de Grasse-J Durand Miss Ce
ella Fleming Ellean Ad EIlean Henry Eean, Ferdinand
Julia Leo Wolf Mrs L Leo Wolf Of New YORK: w de-
Ghamberlsip Mrs Chamberlan, Miss Chamberlain, Phiia
delIhla xerdn, + klauprecnt, CINCINNATI: A Andure
Andure, 81 Ihomas de Peay, Havre Mr. and Mrs Lch-
sensten Miss Lchstenstein Lichstenstein Archange
30 in the 8 eerage
HAyRE-Packet ship Baltimore-Mrs HousIer and family
Mrs A Gordon, ii FASH f. Cara-I8i in the steerage
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FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-The st. Augustine Ne,rs of
the lst mst mentions the receipt of letter from Mr.
Brockenbrough, dated at Tallahassee, which officially
announces his election to Congress.
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Wigs and ScalpS.

DHALON'S New Invented Wigs and Scaps, Gentle
mems Real Heads of Hair being the latest and greatest i'm
il the manSaetue Wigs and scap and the sub
display the forehead temples any heighcan only be
procured +. PHALONS No 214 Broadway Copy the ad
drese o11 nfr
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ALBANY, Nov lo.-The transactions in -four have been
load of wheat sos This mornng ~ sIc and sales
subsequently, made at l2sc, 1900. and l3lc Sales two
Iowed barley at 55 55Ac load of four rowed was sold
on sample at SOC but turned out better than the
pie load Of canal oats sold at 42lc Rye 7oc In but
ter and cheese change.
Receipts by Canal Nov. sth.-Four, l40S9 bbls Ash
~ bbls Beef $40 bbls Cheese $4,000 lbs Butter 81
700 lbs, Wool 800 lbs Wheat $50 bushels, Barley
SOIL lbs.
RocHEsrsR, Nov. .S-Flour-The news by the Caledo
MIA gave this article quite rise and it is difficult to
obtain at So per bbl. An offer for quantity at that
price was refused to-day.
The shipments at this place for the first week in Nov
amounted to % l62 bbls.
Wheat-Immediately after the arrival of the foreign
Wheat sold from canallat 81 l05, but the price
subsequently receded trife, and the selling price to-
day is from boat Sl0a to sl0a The receipts by wagon
not very large and the price pretty uniform at 81
below which price it will not probably so during the
continuance of canal navigation.
There have been received at this placelrom the
Genesee Valley Canal :. ..... .257 779 bushels.
Erie Canal. ............. .32 ,646 do
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10 The Scull Shoals Cotton Factory, in Green
county, Geo, was burnt on the 5th inst. Books and
money saved
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61- The Mercha i,ls Of VI con, Geo, was
robDed hit TO ST inst Some 6ya bnnaraa
dollars on the mig len
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cCHENCk'S PULMONiC SYKiJP


sa
s @ 3" !sS1
ss ns %"G. s.s s sps s
Gee I" curing every ease Of where the follow
strict conformity to the directions may smiss to
the e the o. ns
rates by assisting nature e1psl the from lungs
Constipation symptom. ps The o.
ING
RAJ soohes @ and Ipen the disease of the lungs and then
snng what Quantities Of eoupton By
Of tSa e
patient finds to his Joy that he is Iest9redt health
Please fGo s no %
genuine Schencks Pulmonic Syrup s23 im*r
MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.
SIENNA FREE OF IT'S TASTE e Smell.
MILLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sENNA-Ths is a
r p,eparsd in aeuG l. az efficient
o eisss
ration not only the and smell corrected
f wS %
ofsenna 70 children Id entirely removed Instead the oa
the Fluid Extract Of SIENNA is taken by them with the
Isf%1s By FSsa G'i Chemist
Chemist il the Laboratory of the Hall London
at The Sf SHIRT M asSa'S
sls Broadway. ~ Y. $50 m'r
DISEASES or THE URINARY oRGANs-snch as
Bladder, Also, Gonorrhea,
Urethra, Gleets
Prostrate Gland, Structures,
Kidneys, and Seminal Weakness,
Loin5. Diabetes, &c,
speedily and eecuay removed by Abemehys Botani-
cal Pills without particle of mercury They equally
suitable for females They and energy the
tive rarely If exrerienced from taking other
dcnes For sale at Apothecaries Hail. 36 Catarne
at ~ WARDEN Lane. frice 81 nj lmsmc
II EDICAL DISPENSARY
hOCTOR COBBITT 10 Duane street, Member Of the
- Royal College Of Surgeons London and Member of the
Medical Society OF New York may be consulted the
close attention to this class Of compainhs pleasant safe
and expedtious mode of eatmenhs extraordinary
during long and extended practice for years
cy-and above al his legitimate medical qualifications
afsw Of the grounds on which he rests his claims.
DR. Cobbitts mode of eectuaI and exped
ct exercise.
Structures cured in weeks with scarcely any pain
Constitutional Debily.-Those individuals who in
dulged IN certain loahsome and secret habit positively
four days No charge made unless cured RenAmber 10
Duane street, one door from Chatham ST. o5 Im+m
nR ABBOTT be consulted confdenally at h,s Office
~ 6 Duane street. where afflicted with delicate dis
eases old syphc ulcers diseases of the bladder urethra
and prostate glsad are invited 70 call Several years
renee IN the best hospitals Europe, besides sixteen
practice IN the city Of New York entirely devoted the
radical in the cases, without the of mercury
Dr. a feels confident that he has performed
lieved erng humanity from the diseases than
any other physician in New York. Beware Of imposition and
DO not mistake-6 medicine may be bad to prevent ine
above diseases all their Attendance from A. NJ
till loP N. Charges reasonable. ~
~ b. Dr. Abbott the only regular advertsngp hyscsn IN
Duane street, except old Dr. Cooper 81 lh nc
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Pork Markets.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-Several Of large dealers have
commenced operations. During the week Messrs.
Evans Swift have slaughtered about head of Ken
lucky porkersaveragng from 100 to 300 lbs each and
since Tuesday last The weather to-day is favora
BILE for cooling should it continue warm-ope
will be essened for the time being As the season
far advanced, however, and the nights ore sufficient
ly coldhe manufacture Of Pork will undoubtedly be-
gin IN and understand that Messrs
Willet Rowan, and others prepared to commence
early next week.
We hear of several heavy contracts for Hogs which
have been made, and large droves constantly
ing The price we have heretofore quoted remains
ren-S4 per 100 lbs, being the asking and selling figure.
The general opinion prevails that very heavy compa
rdve business Will be done this season, and though the
price paid is well up drovers anticipating advance
upon &c per lb The stock already contracted tor is su
hcient however for present purposes and packers de-
cline giving encouragement Tor enhancement upon
tins price Some sixty to seventy thousand hogs bar
gained for and is estimated that eourth OF them are
now on their way hither
We find upon inquiry that there is discrepany "a
very natural by the way) in the opinions obtained
from dr0vers and the estimation OF packers regards
hogs, some $50 in NUMBER 200 lbs averaging weight on
Vine street, yesterday They from Indiana, on
their way to the pens and had been sold for delivery
here at 80 37 per le0 lbs No settled price yet set
down for new Pork Lard but learn that $l3
been paid for small lot of Mess the first oil the season
The Madison Banner, OF Nov remarks that "the sea
SON has already commenced in this city, and it is
believed that from 80 to 100 900 hogs will be slaughtered
before its close We have first rate houses capable
each, OF killing 1900 per day, and salt abun
dan at 20 cents bushel and Turks Island cents
Any number Of barrels also be had 10 cents
lard kegs at 80 cents. From the specimens already
brought IN fis expected that the hogs this will
be unusually large and tat The prices will probably be
shade less than in Cincinnati and the charges for pack
ing will be low at any other point in the West We
anticipate very busy tines for the ensuing three
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
FOR THE PILES.
nR ITDJAMtS III E(yTIJAKY

internal remedy certain cure for the Piles, either IN.
"a erna or exe rnal bleeding blind Sold at the office Of
the original proprietor, A. Uphsm MD regular educated
twenty years coninedto Office
lice where Piles other chronic diseases successfully
treated Medical 1876 Bowery four doors above Spring
street Office hours from AM to9PM.
sonI I,,JQ
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Wigs and ScalpS.

RATCHELORS New Invented Wigs and Scaps, are
- citing the astonishment curiosity and admiration Of
nosseurs All the old diiepes and yexatoas annoyance.
Of Wig making only be procured at VIM Batchelos No
Wall street. Broadway. Removed from l65 Broadway
mf
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Total by canal. .5s,3a5 a,

Total by canal S,325 do
OswEco, New. s-A sale of 1000 bushels Chicago
ter quality held at l2 Offers of S. so for flour
were resused-57 cents freight on flour to Troy was
paid.
BUFFALO, Nov s.-There are more canal boats at this
point at the present time awaiting cargoes than have
observed any day within the lsat tn weeks and not
wthstandng the inclemency of the weather the docks
rendered almost impossible by the hustle and activ
ty displayed BY our shippers in sending produce for
notice sales OF 1900 bushels Detroit wheat the Lum
herman at 95 cts and 10000 bushels Michigan arrive,
at 94c In flour We hear OF the sale of 1000 bbs straight
brand Michigan, terms equivalent 81 $500 bbls
Michigan and Ohio at 81 75 and $50 bbls Black Rock
at 81 S7 In provisions there nothing of consequence
doing. We hear OF the sale of prime lot of Western
butter at 500 lbs Erie county cheese small siz. at
" ctsan invoice OF pork at Sl3 So and small lot
OF leaf lard at 81 Some $50 green hides sold 81 Salt
is very dull but holders still asking 81 Is; for
port.
CISciNsArI, Nov. Flour in good demand yes
terdayrver rising and freghts down per Dbl by
steamboat to New Orleans. The sales ascertained by
count up follows $50 bbls country at So 90
about half Of nspected 80 l90 and 1874 bbls So 90
on board flat boat and two lots city, 600 and 700 bbs
81 delivered Also late in the afternoon 200 bbs of one
brand, 300 bbs of another, and 80 of third all Miami
Canal, at 81 clear.
ceved yesterday had other effect upon the market
to prices realized than sustaining those of day pre-
vous but freights have advanced 10 l5c per bbl
there was really an advance equal to that amount 1t
being about the last chance to ship the asked
10 15c per buyers took hold freely and about all
that was offered was taken. The sales on the wharf
and from wagon were fully 1000 bbls at 81 25 l5 3
40 a. and so per bbthe bulk of the sales no wever
were at 3l3 40. From store, sales Of 500 bbs at
81 40 81 90 per bbl and in retail way at 81 80 $4
TO- The tIansporters were generally refusing flour
ireght at the rates current-sOc asked Buckwheat
flour in sacks sold at 81 % to 81 per 100 lbs-a wide
range.
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The vote IN the county last year was for Briggs
S9OI Bancroft .769, and all others lSl Total Ii o5t

The election IN Massachusetts appears to have
been conducted without the least excitement, and
in this particular resembles the one Just over in this
State
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY 66 Gold street, is consulted, usual in
all diseases of private nature is well known that he
few days. without restraint diet
pursuit His method of preparing remedies such that it
neither bad BREATH and therefore,
the patient not liable exposure. Terms low. oil m+r
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Danne-l NJ suydam-l Wiley Purnam-l Roe Lockw ood
Sson5i BosssnSe0 Hunt Bros Ba lin sasder-1 Fan
Del uzel2 mlstones Livingston-ioo bkis 20 pkgs
to order.
per 2s bags do 100 Spanish doubloons Corning
X Son.
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ATRAPILATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
BY simple and easy process, ,ctthoa staining the
skin, or in ana ,cay inj,uing the hair
BY j. LAIRD, 92 CHATHAM STREET.
THE advantages possessed by tins halr pye oyer
ces perfectly natural color comparatively short space OF
tme much Of the trouble and attending the
of all former dyes entirely obvaec in this For produ
cling the lighter shades of brown the Auapatoy may be SAID
the preparation through which satisfactory result
relied and in addition the color having close
resemblance that OF completely to dey detec
ton the of the dye will be found respect Injurious
the hair which, after the operation. will retain its
'0"'NN j. LAIRD, 90 Chatham ST.,
o3O lm+m New York.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Ia.


sun RISES. - 81 MOON .........5 I2 NJ
SUN ..s........4 26 HIGH WATER - ~. I rs NJ
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'lnestlc IEnpOrtatiOns.

Sr MARKs-Brig Casket-26 bales Matt 'and-5
Msnn-5 do 2 bxs Coe, Anderson col do bales cotton
Holbrook, Nelson co-i6 do Van Arsdae < Warnock-7s
Taylor Rch-29 Center x co.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER
OF
NEW YORK
MEnTNAT AMIN GID ,TE

NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. IS Chambers Street.
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
4 Dizziness in the head, Cu,aneous Affection,
Ex ANIMATION of the Chest to Sore Eyelids
detect disease, lad Effects OF Mercury,
Dyspepsia, Numbness in Fingers.
Pain about the heart, Constitutional Debility,
| Suppression Menses, Bleeding from Lungs
4 Primary Chancres, Bad Breath
Sore Throat, Midwifery,
Pain Side, Deafness cured by emoyng
Pain in Back wax from the Ears,
Enlarged Liver aud Pan Sore Hands:
creas, u Chronic Affection OF Blad
3 Chronic Rheumatism-one der,
cf these the lady had / Eruption Face,
not risen her arm fCs 9years Delirium Tremens,
Acute Rheumatism, Soumess and Wind the
Is Cases of Seminal Weak Stomach
/ Sore ns'ifs Feet, tioss cossivene.s.
| Bite of Apoplexy,
Palptation Of the heart Sore Ears-Children.
l Asthma, Headache
Gonorrhea, Secondary Venereal.
l Profuse Bleeding Nose,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Scaldng in Urethra, Hydrocele.
Irritation about the neck of Varicocee under
the bladder 81 Stricktures cured in the ure-
Large Abscess on the Back thra without cutting or
| Large Abscess under Arm burning.
Polypus removed from the Operations for Squirting
Nose, Injury of Anke Joint,
Singular Encysted Tumo Tumor ed from under
moved from the Scrotum the Ear,
/ Dislocaon of the Shoulder Operation Hair Lip
Joint reduced Finger Nails removed,
Structure cured in the Ure- Tumor removed from the
thra. In this case, surgeons side ofthe Nose,
for two previous HemoTThoidal tumors re-
could not introduce in moved
srument the bladder Fistula in Ano
N B-This institution connected with any other in
this city II. BOSTWICK, NJ D..
no 2W*rc Attending Surgeon and Physician.