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oBERr BERGSrRoM rat We OF GIteLhufF in Sweden,
~ will receive p0ris he ~ make know hrs
present Of residence to A. Roeppke Charleston - uh
piroina, nT 10 &C 2l-eI CHARLES PALMER.
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PRINCES AND EIMiS
LIST received Trimming Fiinses RIk And Co
- blurred Clolk Fnngts ups vsIye RbbOus Gin,
&c For tale al No. 20 NAN Street
oesI LATHHop CnRisrI,S II co
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81. CHARLEs HOUSE, BOLLINGBROOK

~. CHARLES HOUSE, BObLlNGBROOK
- Street. Petersburg Va by .. srEaiLL Co Of Richmond
Thc subscribers have fitted up and opened House
pabroos street recently occupied Lottery Office by Mr. A.
Wherv and ohcr Themselves AZ caterers public
They will always be furnished md seIeae,s
which this market aos and have arrangements.
regular supplies Of Fish and Oyrefs from Nofo which viii be
served In the best style and shortest notice AZ th.
desire sio please every attention will vlsers and t.
motto viii be "neatness order and comfort"
renee In business Will enable them motto
GenusDen from the country visiting furnished with
such they Win Lr
infs and ereelent sahhne for their horses.
The Bar furnished Of Wines Isquor. care
fully selected At the New Yotk Cuhon ouss give %. can
~b-lm j. n. HrEOAII. q co.
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TANNERS OIL. 40 BBLs. TANNERS
- OIL, for siiS By
%s DAVENPORT, ALLEN q Co
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSIC.

= OLD FoIL FOe nENrIsTs-A fsuhss .sppS "
sssrs., ssd ros M " os sal PEyros yosssros,
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ANIwERr,Barque EmmaSistcs Florine. Laurentine Ma
~ augusta Mary Aloysius Desire, Aphonse Rodriguez OF
NotIe Dame Rev OHealy Mr. De Ia Croix Louis Arm
msnn-78 in the steersge. = e'
the steeage e"'e 'e''''" 10 !"
or BGsEmss-Barqus MnnaN Meyer, d Meyer. A Fsyer,
HAmsuRc-Barque Sir Isaac Newton-Messrs Leeber Tam,
-' ~N''ofNS~ "'" W :" 'ne
siERnA LEoNE-Baque Adario-Nrs c A Connolly of the
frsoyensh board 81 Foreign Msons6 in the steerage
NEA Shuz-bsrque Engenia--Juan del Canedo. Mrs M IT
iuhoza1 aug Two sons Bernard BaYos Benz Brpde j I
f.an9s rails, Juan Sagse Nahsr, Il Carrero Mrs
ISABELLA Thompson, Mie wife and child Enoch skinner
Oscar Roberts--8 in the steersre Nv "'' hs'" ,ohs'
oT oIx.Shp Emily-ion Judge Fredericson 81 Crox.
Dr Dollner Levi, lady and two children Morrison I
servant Miss Weed Albany; Rev Lsbsgh and Iadv Mrs.
Dominck Mrs Leslie Green New York; ID MI S Is ,n'
New Jersey. ' e' r''ei = war
HAyANA-Schr Lyda--J Bowman ID Cuckenan
CHARLEsroN-Shp New York-Miss w Hayward Mrs y
Baron Mrs Y King, Mrs N Hyatt & child Mrs IA Rob.
pms Mss ording Mrs A Joce, Mrs Stevens Miss
n Hayw.rd Miss b Hayward, Miss c Wayne Miss j
,!chsidi Mss ROBBINS Miss Robbins, Miss Kellogg
Mss white Rev NHyat Capt e King, Capt AB Smith
messfs Hayward, w Wayne, X Anory j n Price Il
xnnders2n Bennett L Simmons Norris w w McIyes
W Wording, w Ferris, II J Bronson w III B,bcock q M
ylaniguit, w Il Clark. A Fart q n Joce 4 Kons,nn i
Mct,rahann J w Fraser, " Haner, II Wright S,essns
w Wlnans Master King and 20 in the sfeerage 1881 -
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AsHEs-The demand is not active and sales of pots arr
made at SO SIT as slk. Pearls steady at 81 l2s
BeEswAx-Prme yellow of all descriptions, sells al
wanted at 80 a 35fc
is no alteration to-day, in prices
or demand, in any article under this head.
CorroS-The enquiry to-day has continued, and
prices are well maintained Holders supply the market
freely at present rates. and the sales amount to loo
bales, at full prices.
corFrE-1he market is dull and supplies large but
holders firm. We quote sales of small lots OF Brazil
at 81 TIC; Jamaica at 9c Laguira at 81 Sc; StDomin
go 5i &C. The cargo OF the barque Brazil from Bra.
z sold to-day four monthscredit. 1874 bags sold
at 6fc 203 do at Oh l45 do at 6 $40 do at 6 AZ do at
81; 22s do at 81; $40 do at I, and $40 do at 5sc.
FsH-Holders of dry cod still ask 81 s7t; but the mar
ket is fully supplied, and the demand very limited
HAY Common qualities of North River pale sell, as
wanted at 37i 40c. Prime sells at so, and good at 4o
Tor city consumption.
MoLAssEs-The market is evidently improving, and
holders firm in their demands. We quote St. Crox
at 81 32c New Orleans at IS 2st; Porto Rico at 81
29c; Maanzas at 26c
PaoyrsIoss-There is very little doing in articles un
der this head We notice small sales of old prime pork
50 So do at SI2 30. New is held at $l3.
There is little doing in beef that quotations
y nominal Lard is III moderate request and sales of
keg made at a sic; bbls sell at ic.
WHsKryDomestic in drudge casks, sells at II cents.
Western and prison barrels quote firm at 81 &c.
CATTLE MARKET, May 26--At market $50 beef cat
te 1926 from the souh) 100 and calves and 900
sheep and lambs
Prices-Deef Cate-We note slight advance inprices
this week. for inferior qualities So go and fer prime and
extra qualities 81 rs has been Obtained All at
ke would have been readily taken at these quotations
but holders expecting to realize still higher adyan
prefer holding back. Unsold, lO0
Cows and CavesPrices firm and sales steady All at
market taken at SIT % to $780, according to quality
lambs 81 10 a 3 %. All sold.
Hay-Sales at SO 62lc.
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sE Bach-s Ahrsafsldt-a Muller--s 7 Rhodes G
Werk-2 Handen x co.'s II Boker-it @ A & H Wite-S2
Van seht-2s Victor Duckwitz-7 T Coddinston-ioJ
NJ Oppenheim-70 TO order.
BsEmEs-Barque Minns-ao pkgs G II Sieman-l @ Meyer
-fH e Muller-l w Wagner-2l @ Loewig-l Bogart x
kneeand-8 Emenputsh-3 Victor AchiIes-l McAlis-
ter Philadelphia Handen co-3O hams Mohler-9il pkgs
order.
AsrwE9nrL,B,rque Emma-2o case,J Grynenths-3 N
schcksrdt Farer-6 MCCALL q Gox-2 pkgs Z Grit.
hn-2 Reiss Bros.-4 Gerdng Knuckelmann-8 Msad-8
Cumming 4 Maiqe-I Hamden X col Kaupe-l q II Size
men, 2 Gqrther-isJ Opsnheim1;A H NJ II Mali
Mailieu-5 SchurfenbeIg col Hoger-3 Nevias-88
Pollen x Colgate-l3 order.
$500 Gocdhge < co-sssl Lasea-S5o6 Boyer, Hjo &
eo-Sl000 Shumacher-$5000 del Hoyo-$lO0O r & +
BrockelmanSe5O0 Hrgous Broth COS plants bell
cannon Rossre eos bxs plants Henchchen Unkart-
row eel case wax fguIus and birds Morson7
plants Shumacker22 bales cochneal order- bales co..
clinical Jose pkg samples o OK hides Moz
bales c9chineai bales goa. skins vanilla beans
GARrHAoENA-BrigT Tam OShanter4000 hides fhsc
Y bags cocoa bxs old Domngues0i hides Ara
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

In the city and county of New York; from the 18th day OF
- May TO the 9th day of May, 1916.
JMen-4o Women-i2 Boys-38 Girls.-Tota l57.
Abscess Areursm, Il Apoplexy d. Asthma l; Bleeding q
Bleeding from lungs Cancer Casualties Consumption
-; Convulsions Q; Group 81 Debility 2; Derum emens
Dropsy q Dropsy in the head 81 Drowned Dysentery
Fever Fever bilious Fever pgerpeIa Fever scarlet
fammation 1; Inflammation Of brain g. inflammation of bow
els4 Inflammation of lungs 2; Inflammation Of stomach q
Inflammation OF liver Inflammation of throat lntempe
rance i Jaundice 1 ues Venerea i Gaformaton Maras
pox, IS; Suicide, 9; Suiocation il Teethng l. Ulcer d
throat, l; Unknown, 2; tarioloid, I. 4
Age-Oae and under 80; to 6 to5 IS
l0 Toto 20 a 20 to 30 49, SOTO 28 40 co. GO Il
49, 4; 70 to 3d. B 80 70 go a 90 to 100 |; unknown,
- CORNELIUS b. ARCHER City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, May &c, 1876.
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CURE YoURsELF-PRIvATE DISEASE

r. "Curc YOURSELF and escape the modification shame
N Of applying the quack nfestng this and every
CITY, whose sole object sordd gain at the of
health and mind-whose its future
consequences onyour children is than the disease itself
pennyess forever ruined body and mind Buy
the quack specifics because they offered cheap they
only entrap you and make patient so also with
the trashy books which 50 far from giving the least information
BLACK Pills. Blue Pills mercurial specific. The
deporable and melancholy effects daily witnessed the course
mnt Of the most yire,t and poisonous disease has induced
ing thorough by which every who has unfortunately
momentarly yielded the temptations around him. nfal-
bly, himself without violence to his sensibtie sub
ected g the sxtoons Of gacsery BY addressing letter
"Receipe will be sent by maiPrice S. Particular directions
Diet mode appropriation ofdsease in differ
also the Of specified in the d.
rection accompanying the recipe
Connected with this subject suggestion If possible still
more vital Importance the by which contraction
is made impossible and thus arrest the progress: Of this loathe
by which this desirable end be obtained
tned by addrssng as above. Price S.. n27 lmD&Wtrc
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The Crops.

,,on fiaGmoa's 70, =, Jonmal learns IRON sen,
wheat crop in that section OF country is far better
than had been anticipated by the farmers, and that
districts would be an average The wheat harvest
had already commenced in the neghbohood of Pomaria
owing TO the extreme drought, will be very short and
in all probability the upper country will not make
than two-thrds OF the amount annually harvested.
The ST. Louis Ee iee of the 18th instant is informed
that the heavy frost of the Thursday previous very
destructive to the crops surrounding that place
The corn was but few inches above the SOIL and in
that has come to knowledge, upwards of one
hundred acres of corn entirely killed
Three crops of wheat each year be raised in Cali
fOrnia
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EOLIAN HARPS.

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
In Colemans Eolin Attachment the Panofore !" for the
the public that they prepared supply Panoorte
with this attached attach the any
modern de horizontal anoorte In regard the durability
Of this inventions c. prepared 10 satisfy the
warrant them in the assertion that the olan will remain
of atmosphere The most satisfactory warantee is given with
each instrument
The public invited the olian Pianofoteso
at their ware-room No. 240 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. 81 and Octave
Panootes both rosewood and mahogany m26 6mrc
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EXT. COPAVA. CTRRBS. &C.

the most spssdy, the certain AID eectua rene
az Tor the cur OF Gonqrhqs. Gset, Seminal Emissions
TO take free from smell and in portable FORM sng concsna-
curing those diseases Price g.
DR. GLOVERis consulted, usual, in those difficult and
protracted Of Primary and Secondary Syphilis Veres
Ulcers Modes and Mercnrid Diseases arising from gnska
should consult Dr. g. whose extensive practical experiences
and regular medical requirements enable him those
have devoted less attention this class Of Diseases Dr. g. has
this city and is well knswn successful Physician and
Surgeon. $780,.
His Offices No Ann few doors from Broadway
Private fourth door from the Museum Lamp the
inner ofice door in the evening.
Letters confidential addressed Box ALL Lower fost Omce
New York, will be duly attended to. - lm~rc
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Died.

On Monday morning Goth inst after lingering illness
LYDIA B., wife Of James 5. Libby, Esq.
Her friends and acquaintance, and those of the family
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her husband 10 Beekman street. this after
noon, at O'Clock, without further notice.
At Brownvle, Jefferson county, New York on We'd
nesday morning, 2lst inst, Rev SAMUEL FINLEY Snow.
DEN, in the 18th year of his age.
On Monday evening, 26th ns in the 3lst year of her
age, MARY ANN, wife of James S. A. Barley and daugh
ter of VIM. Pratt
The friends of the family and those of her brother
VIM. j. Pratt and the members of the National Grays
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from tn,
house OF her fathcrn-law, James Barley 554 Broomt
street. tomorrow afternoon at AZ O'Clock
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Foreign Markets.

Information has been officially received through ou
Consul at San Jaan, in Porto Rico that hereafter the ex
port duties will beon sugar. two and half rails 81
cents each box the weight of four quintas if ex
ported under foreign flag; and RIAL or III cents
under the spanish flag; coffee at the valuation of
dollars the quintal three per cent under foreign flag
ana one and half per cent under the Spansh--can,
juice and wine to be free from all export duty.
MATANzAs, May I5--The markets were extremely dull
for all kinds OF American produce whilst the produce
the Island and high. The crop of sugar and
molasses represented as being short
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MoBLE-Bargue Philenaa2O bales Holbrook Mel
sons bbls IA bkts box Barstow ground ginger
Gimartn.
"A Barclay Livingston27 Cot co~o9 L ii Brigham
80 Rhodes-l bdl Harper Brothers5o empty bbs John
Taylor < son.
CnARLEsToS-Ship New York-l48 whole hftss rice, @
bnkleyT hf ties do uckerl70 whole 10 hf os Orders
bales cotton Pamlee Rogers-07 do, Barnett Johnson
bale, G Burckmyr Son--2T do, Thompson Adams-20
Emere-l6l Victor x Duckwetz-38,500 reeds Wilson Co
1875 do J Arnold-299 packages, order
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PHILADELPHIA, May H-Arr Vim NJ Rogers, Boston, Lode
mia Eliza Edgartown Cid eth. Oak. s. Simons and Is
cop Boston, Maria Klots 81 Thomas Thos Fenner and
BALTIMORE, May 2-An Constitution Porto Cabello; 81
Rosa New Oeans John Allyne New Bedford Below, Co
lumbia from Cabeo Sid Susannah Cumming Amster-
dam; Margaret Hugg Buenos Ayres; Henry SUMNER La
Guay; Sage Antigua; Oregon, Port Span Cid 2ith HOE,
aud Southerner NYork.
Foreign Ports.
PoRTo CABELLo May Hin Jane, of and from Philadel
phia, only American
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20 THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLlTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHA1VE'S
HVEEAN PENDU AerOp

all those where manly vgor impaired where the
mental and physical Frustrated by
Indulgence OF the particularly by those solitary
destructive habits of early YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions
and debility. the Hygean Renovation will be found nfable
remedy irestoes the Of reproduction in both
healthy action, and impotency, by inusng
energy inq tne system IN many Instances the effect Insan
remove sterty by restoring healthy uterine action Refer
be many who have prescribed the
Renovation with those affections also in Dyspep
weakness Of back aud ons and affections Of the urinary
Sold only the Importing Agents. 206 Fulton st.
all parts ofthe Union.
B.-Copous directions accompany each bottle
my27 os&ec
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FIRST Board May 26.25 shares Wilmington 1871; Si22 ss
new ANIMAL 69 1000 Chesapeake and Delaware loan
$50 shares Whining 1884, $50 1888; Louisville, ma; 50
Grlrd, ga; 500 Wilmington G's, IS, 40.
SScosp BOARD May as1ioo shares vicksburg Bk s
House IS 81 IS shares Bank shares Sd 100 Wilmington
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HUNT,ERLAN DTSPENSARY,
3 Division Street, New York,
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

by THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the successful
treatment of disease of and for the sale Of
Dr. Hunters Red Drop This medicine the only remedy on
earth that safely be relied thoroughly this hoid
disease without injury constitution without
hndancs from business when all else have failed
which warranted efectuay all cases how
long standing how deeply seated in the system with less
trouble the patient and in shorter space than any 9th
medicine in the world pay will be taken. Price 81 per
VIAL Albany, Division street, stairs No in Buf
falo nv 6 lmos~rc
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( DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,
s1rMMEp r 1rp AMT

NEVER trihe with disease One days delay in administer
1v ing remedy may give disease fatal advantage This
which may be termed the Of mothwe Cholera
lnfantumhas often terminated in death for Of prompt
Psig Which eff, Shs bow c somacor the liver
pes all unhealthy elements from and
purfes the bowes-que the pulseand nygoates the dgs
tive srgan These its uniform results il the united
Of all who have tried il good evidence Meet the
symptoms Of the disease with this invaluable Specific and they
will vanish before its remedial influence. While
the stages will be found the most effective
the following certificate Of the Of the like import,
in the hands of the agent -
hereby certify, that young my employ was severe.
ly attacked with dyenery attended with copous discharge
Of blood gripping pain of the bowels aud other
this distressing complaint found nothing that would afford
permanent relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. Jales Coyels
Anodyne Cordial few doses Of which him health
in few days. can with eqnfdcnce recommend others
for like purposes. WILLIAM WESTERFIELD,
New York, Dec. It'll, 1884, l65 Prince street
Price Sold wholesale and retail by J. H. Nloseley
Fulton doors from Broadway; retailed by most
druggists throughout tins city Brooklyn, and Jersey city New
ark, and country villages. my2 im*m
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CURE FOLLOWS CURE.

EUKTHEK EvIDENCE a the efficacy q IhomPsoasC om.
Mrs Warner now residing the house Of Michael g
Fisher ESQ, Woodbury. NJ j. was attacked eighteen months
ss . Dr. VIM Harris. Of Phsdsphs o. the lungs g.
ta inability to raise the phegm pcludng the possibility Of
Tepcse and rendering TO be oped up IN bed and
edhe hopeless and she indulge the hope Of
covery About this time she heard Of the
formed by Thompson Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Naptha and commenced using it. In very short time her
health improved and by stoad the Of this
valuable remedy. she has been literally oescued rom the
grave .frr
The above statement in regard my ws restoration to
health is and the result solely attributable the OF
Thompson Syrup Of Tar and Wood every other
dy having failed in her HENRY p. WARNER.
Philadelphia, May 10, 18i5.
Prepared and sold by p Thompson Druggist PladeIphia
and sold wholesale and retail in this city by A. B. SANDS
Co.. Chemists and Druggists, 23 Broadway Chambers
street Sold also at 70 Fulton street, and n East Broadway
frice 30 cents my17 lm& ec
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LdvErrooi.-facket ship Shcridan-fIenry Hayiland Mr. NJ
Thomas, N TN McEnng lady and son, Mr. Young VIM
child Gee Jqhn.on Mr. RsSssSd aaa servant syvsaas II"
pha Geo Brown lady and servant Miss Grace Brown M
Isabella Brown Miss Elizabeth Brown Master q Brown ~
YIN Brand VIM Brand Hepuekyi NEvans Loasaose' ia.
Gresham, England Louis Degenhurdt Hanover; Geo Usv
Darien, Ga. 'ey'
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Cotton Market.

Mopnr, May ls.-rhe market has been quiet since the
arrival of the Hibernias news buyers refusing ope-
rate to any extent, except at reduction on previous
prices to which holders refuse to submitthe previous
quotations are continued Sales of the week amount to
1875 bales of which $500 bales Mobile and New Or.
leans, inerorHi s. ordinary, st 81 mddlng. % 81
middlng fair % a63; fair 7t good fair, sasl fine
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MosnE May lscd Athens, and Birmingham, Liverpool;
ri N;w 0sLsAs. May IAN Robert Morris rhsdsPh,;
hstross, Tamerlae. and BradshAw GALL Br) Lyerpoo Eliza
Thornton London Home New York; Agnes (Br)
Sotador, (Sp) Havana; Vandalia Savannah.
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
CORDIAL RE OVAT

clans in Europe the dscoyerer Of hi, valuable medicine
through the continent of Europe and in every where
used according directions has produced tide happy
directed t9 the cure Of such complaints arise from diso
Of the impaired faculties Of life whether constitutional
acquired loss Of sexual and debility arising from sy
early indulgence solitary habits have weakened the e
the constitution is left in deporabe condition and that
mentality kept which places the individual in state Of ax
this practice not confined to s pure physical
debility brought habit INDUCED in by young
This when too frequently INDUCED the greatest evil that
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgetuness papaton Of
SYMPTOMS Of hs disease Geess whss uar,y oSsu ms
ton Of certain excavations total mpoteny and bsre.
efecualy removed by this invaluable medicine. PHILLIPS
BOYNE Agents for the United States Price - per bottle
bottles for So Sold at IA Duane 1t. al lm*rc
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TO TAILOKS.

-. TO IAILUKS.
NHE Second Edition Of Snemets celebrated work cut
ting OF every description style of elegance
qualled published and ready for delivery Those who
from the use Of the contain would do we'll 10 b
tai, copy without delay The book TO- II inches square,
and contains elegant diagrams Of all the various styles Of gar
ments worn at the day with full and ample instructions
for cutting in and scientific The following
few OF the many highly respectable who testify TO the
merits Of the books =
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Sine;
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete It's arrangement and In is practical APP
pcaon TO cutting superior heretofore published either
In Europe or America. -.
r. Henry Son. Daniel Cutter, Stats Banker Charles
Coz W Ty9n Co., B. =. Homer, James DAILY John NJ
above can be obtained Of the suthor No. s Bosdwsy
REEsWAx-5 bbls t qualify Ps0y Sst 4. 1e s and
- fH sasby Elk CoLLiSs& CIV s0an :"
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.

~ NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS
TN j. BATE have removed their Establishment TO No
100 Maiden Lane where they have sale large and well
assorted stock oyery superior Drilled Eyed Needles Limerick
Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks; Fishing
Rods Reels, Grass silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm Out Flies
Shells and every description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms.
G7~ l02 Maiden Lane, Cup stairs near Pearl street.
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Foreign Importatlons.

HAmBuRoBsrqus Sir Isaac Newton--iI7 pkgs + scble.
inger-l w Malcr-i Motz Polltz-2 Schmidt VogeI-is
Manning, Roster coi9 Henschen Unlart--g q II Kreym.
borg -i52 Winterhof, Piper Karch-H Grunsnths--is
Bruce Wnte-i6 Q Unkart-i Port-iJ d Klssdgen-
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;s|s DE- lnWe oM1

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTQR EVANS, No. u Peck Sin, Water street,
~ New York has been than forty the successful
practice Of physc and surgery particularly curing perfectly
those desperate Of OF disease old OBJ
stinate ulcers the throat stricss &c., caused by
malpractice L. OF the greatest importance for the unfort-
and most this his practice hi;
ncurabe His Offices well arranged for privacy Call
IL Peck Slip aud be convinced His charges reasonable
and all cas- are ai6 1m*rc