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Trade Report.


AsHEs-The demand for Pots Is fair, and quote So
sll. Pearls held at 81 l2I 81 49, with firm
demand Exports from LIST to Goth instant-Pots $3.50
bbls, Pearls LOLA bbls
CorToN-The demand to-day was not so brisk as yes.
terday, but the sales to 1900 bales at firm rates
HAy-North river bale is held at 40 42c for common
qualities and in shipping lots The receipts are large
and the supply more than equal to the demand.
PRoyIsoSs-There is very little doing in articles un
der this head We quote old prime Ohio Pork at 50 al
- 90; old mess at S2 CO., new is held at $l3
Sls %; new prime at $40 $40 IS. Beef is dull new
mess we quote at SO so 50 IS; new prime at SIS so
SO 20 The enquiry for Lard is good, and quote
from ls to Goth nstantBeef a0a bbls Pork 1876 bbls
Lard 1864 kegs.
WHisKEr-Domestc in drudge casks sells as wanted
at 2lc Western and prison barrels quote 2Ic
There is very little doing in either description.
TEAS, at auction-Imported in the shin John Quincy
Adams.-Tems-Notes at six montes payable in the
city New York to be made satisfactory to the sellers
Hyson5 half chests at 90 cts per h. 70 do So do st
chests So 10 half do 74 10 do a. 10 do g. 81 do and
chests 66 40 do So ~ IL 2lb cans 2 20 lb bxs
o6!, 40 do So. 20 do 55l, l56 do SIS, 304 do 81.
Young Hysonl4 half chests 81 SO do So 30 do SIT 81
do 10 do 40, 20 do Az 100 do 49, 200 do 3d. do
withdrawn.
junpowder-24 half chests o. IL do So do 7s 10 do
20 TO- ia l3b bxs g. IS do 49, 425 do 1884, so Glib do
81 20 do 42 100 do 4 10 ~ 2lb cans 49, SO half
chests l6s 18Th bxs $50 Glib do and ~ cases withdrawn
impera-9 half chests 49, rs l3lb boxes 63 I27 half
chests 10 l3-lb bxs and o4s 6-lb bxs withdrawn.
Withdrawn.
Hyson sSnle half chests AT 10 chests aaa. AZ do Al
oil do and 80 half do an LOG do chests 49, 500 do
Souchong SO half chests 2s 20 do % 100 do all AZ
20lb boxes 34 20 l3b boxes 25 rs do 234 I57 Do "a
100 do 81, 2ls chests, o39 half do and 100 do with
drawn.
Powchong--lOO half chests ~, 1876 do Withdrawn
Congou20 half chests 20I 20 do 90 do Ioi SO IA In
boxes ~ 2l9 chests and $40 l3-lb boxes withdrawn
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On Tuesday evening, 20th inst, of consumption MAR
oARET widow of the late Jesse Gaunt aged 81 years
The friends Of the family also those OF her brother
Samuel Waddcll respectfully invited without fur
Their invitation to attend the funeral this (Thursday) az
100 Leonard street. =
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening, Goth inst after short Illness
MT GEORGE MOORE for several years merchant in this
city-formerly from Bolton, Mass !
His friends are requested 10 attend his funeral on Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock, from Pearl Street House.
On Wednesday, 2lst inst, NEAL McCARRAN, aged as
years and months %
The friends and acquaintance and those of the fam
W are respectfully invited to attend his funeral which
VIII take place from his late residence, 50 Lawrence
street, on Friday afternoon, at o'clock
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NAV 90

SUN sErs... ......7 IS HIGH ....... Z
Cleared.
ss j en-: Ss VIC
R:$s: .s.sS: Es.I ''
ssfSj asssg fae ss%sy
B;js sssS @ II Co.
as e s* $sssS %s' iDS. w''s
B Brs MMs sls. Ess Orr M Hsi Gss smith
Brig Carolina keswood Charleston, Durham @ Dinou.
sschr Gohannei, Baker, Havana, s. W. Lewis.
@ s:ssiy1 ssssi b Bs%ss S sE
sioop James Lanpheer, Kenny, Fall River.
Arrived.
hr pyes from LIVERPOOL Apr, 10 with mdse
lat s. struck edge large iceberg i being foSgy at the
ship saDsTor Moore day. from Mobile. with cotton. to
with 2sa Roche Brothers Co. Bound to Que
Adsm: Has from Canton and Macao Feb
mss E R ' e.; ship A.s: Bel
MsI arch MSuEeSy e. NIGIs ..ilsd
s s 70 'o oad:1 T rs ss
S Ne ssdsa o bss fg B,moI
gale Or ' %n aoSd %ht.n M % 10 os
S A A. Shs, :u 0r B,H,mSs Gray from 9sq;
order Vessels before reported s inst 'D as ea
Brig Carib Porteeld days from Guayama with moasses
& ES,sr N SSs, ls schTs Pilot Poland Just
dayohes before Briggs Marceln and Xfcheet 70,
f Ewsd Whitney sus day. from windsor
Tses aisa' 50 day. from ch.sre. with hides. &c. to
sshT Ellen Perkins Fsu.ey day. from s., with hemp
Kemp, Murray, from Grenada to load LIVERPOOL was
10 aors r spos N ,n inst Ia q Ion 40 brig Rufus scpe
me nc from Lssuna for New York. passed ssa days
Ok
Nemh Walsh spoke 18th inst lat q a. lon 70 IS Ss
Ellis OF Warren hence for Kingston, ia. - -
schr Conelia, Britnal Wilmington NC shingles
Pows Robinson W%i"Soa Nc naval store.
sehT South Carolina Clifford Washington, NC corn to NJ
sshr Rsguus Cole Wilmington. NC. naval stores. to
schr VIM + Bird, Roberts, Washington, NC naval store,
schr Myers, Fowler Washington, NC. naval store.
Schr Eveline Pope Swansboro, NC. naval stores
Sshr Nassau Chester Richmond flour and tobacco Aler
sshr Phebe Eliza, Osborn Georgetown DC -four to stuxe
schr A. G. Havens Ayres, Chipcoesgue to II Have.s
Schr L. HARRISON Knox Folly Landing, corn to Ravens
Schr American System. Nelson, Folly Landing corn to
schr John Marshall Nelson, Folly Landing, corn. to II
Haycns. "' ~ -
schr Granville, Haskell, Thoma,ton, lime.
Sloop A. b. Holmes, Williams, Apa1achicola. cedar
Sloop James Lucy Keen Charsson live oak to Brown
Bell Spoke 10Th inst lat 30 S. Ion So SCI scbr Morning Star
hence for Curacoa 18TH in the Gulf while laying to in gal,
from N, lost stern boat davts, split tafrai &c.
Two briggs, unknown. Wind SW.
Sailed.
Ships Queen Of the West Woodhouse, Lverpool; Glada
TO- Bunting, Lo1doni Tog Eldndge, dol barques Brotbe
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burypo; Indiana Corson Proydence Black
ton; Milville Patterson Norfolk Lucy. Jones' New York
Holder Borden Bakr Proyidenca; Theon Young York;
ton. ,
CnARLEsror, May I7-Arr Lancet McIntyrr Camden Me.
nor Forrest. Bsls,msrei Wsshngoa ManIos. Phi.dsphs
Hawley, NYork; Glen Scott, Doughty Hsddsm, CT.
MoBLE May 3-Cld Burlington, Crawford Liverpool; Psc-
lspI San Psrs Margaret, burke and Gen Wilson, Mi
NEw ORLEANS May PAR Alfred, Myers, Hsvre; Psrhe-
non, Woodbury., Liverpool. Cid Leonidas Snow Boston,
Walpole. Thomas, Liverpool; Oswego, Wood Montpelier
Ssackpole Eliza Fountain and Lone Star KpsP New York
Tarquin Parton Havana. Swan Smell Philadelphia; Madison
Keller, Charleston; Martin, Hinckng Tobasco.
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Cotton Market.

NOZZLE, May 1--we have exceeding meagre bust
to report since last noce-he sales Tor three bust
ness days amounting to only about 1000 bales Holders
very Stiff and disposed to patiently await the receipt
Of the foreign accounts buyers unable operate the
bales up to last evening The exports since Friday
evening have been 25 bales leaving stock in port
SO, 1856 bales.
New ORLEANS, May i3.-snce Friday last the market
has been in very quiet state, and the sales of Cotton
for Saturday and yesterday 1000 bales for
mer prices. The advccs by the Hibernia from
Liverpool will in all human probability be received by
the mail this morning. What effect, If any, they will
have upon our market, remains to be
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FhsSehSerS SaIIcds
LivERPooL-Packet ship Queen Of the West-J A Tanto,
I'D Lady, Misses Louisa and Alice Taintor and servants
niord ~ Letoa Kirkpatrick and lady, Richard Patrick
aaa a1sbP a . aud Nly AbIshw Alien Pbsdsph
stevens adana; Beverly Allen and lady St Louis Mo-
nllhouse Missouri; John Jones' South Carolina VIM
Perrin and lady Miss Perrin Canada Miss Hardce Richard
Brazil ''' nav 'e''i
LoNpos-Packet ship Gladator-Wm Barr Charlie. Near.
Master Ihos Meir Edw Payne and lady Miss Ann Vynsss
LEMON, New York; Mrs w Verveer and servant NIiss
Anna vervee New Haven; Raymond Lacoui Madame Iacou
nu Dupare Miss Annie Lacoui Edw Cortes New Oreans
Miss Caroline Hil;. $50 = oo'
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head with IMMUNITY by speckled and picbald polli-
clan like Peter G. Washington. Mr.. Peter must look
out Tor there IS trouble ahead brewing for him; and
perhaps, by the bye, he will wish he had remained
chlei clerk, and been content herewith.
Senator Allen perceive has just been married to
Mrs lIifie Macarthur Coones, daughter of old Gov.
Macarthur, of Ohio, and an old fame of the tall Sc
Rators thirteen years ago, when the connection was
broken by Aliens running for Congress and beating
the ladys father by one vote. The bride is said
be worth pium-allas 100000 Good luck that
for the tall Senator from Ohio
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Philadelphia.
correspondence of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, May 81, ls45. .
The Episcopal Convention commenced its sxty-frsi
annual session In st Andrews Church in this city last
evening. The Secretary George NJ. Wharton, ESQ.,.
called the Convention to order, when preliminary
ganzaicn took place. The Rev. DR.. Bull and the Rev.
Mr. Morton nominated for the Chair and vote ia
ken on their appointment when the former received the
votes of fortyour Churches of thrty-four of the
Clergy the latter receiving the of thirty-scven
Churches and thirtythree of the Clergy Dr. Bull took
the Chair and made address to the Convention His
election to the Presidency is considered test of the
strength Of parties favorable to the election of Bishop
to supply the vacancy occasoned the resignation of
Bishop H. U. Onderdonk Dr. Bull the Tying candi-
date for the Chair, and Mr. Morton the High Church"
candidate 1t is therefore considered settled that Dr.
Tying is to be the next Bishop. Two ballotngs were
had for Secretaries but choice was made and this
morning the election postponed for the present The
mornings session was opened with divine service the
St. Andrews. The President Dr. Bull administered the
rite of communion to the Clergy and aity assisted by
several other Clergymen
The usual business of the Convention was then taken
up The election OF secretaries was postponed, and
Coz; RILEY moved that the Convention proceed at 8
o'clock this afternoon to the election of Bishop
withdrew the motion to give way to preliminary busi-
ness having precedence under the rules.
The President appointed committee elections and
aselect committee to consider the claims Messrs Doug
lass and Holten to seats in the Convention.
Thanks were returned to the Rev. Mr.. CLARK for his
sermon and eConventon then adjourned until o'clock
r. NJ, when the election may take place.
The High Church party anxious to postpone this
election until Friday, when they expect reinorcem
oftwo members at least The friends of Dr. Tying how.
ever equally anxious to proceed at the elec-
ton, confident of their present strength. Should the
Convention decide in favor Of admitting Rev. Messrs
Douglass and Holten, both Of whom said to be Tying
men, the party will be placed beyond the reach Of defeat
the election be delayed You will observe by the
lack of business transacted that this election alb
sorbing question: and it is evident that members of the
Convention are too much engrossed and excited by th
to proceed with any other business
There ispo general Lews. The jury in the Papcnbere
murder case have not agreed upon verdict and seem
determined not to agree.
No appointments in the Custom House or Post Office
have been made known and the anxious are as excited
There is falling off in the stock market as will be
seen by the annexed report of the
SECOND BoARD.-S45000 State 6's, -; $500 City SIS
I06i; 5000 Camden and Amboy II. r. 6's 9s 325 shs vii
r. 20a; $50 do do sd, 30; do Cam. and Am. r. no.
do Penna Bank, 260l; do do, 26O
sales az Stnclr. ~ I1,.n.a.l..a.a-
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timely rains greatly improved the prospect of the
wheat, corn, and other crops
SUGAR IN LouIsIANA.-P. A. Champainer of New Or
leans published pamphlet giving an account the
extent Of last years sugar and molasses crop in this
State. The product Of each plantation given and the
aggregate sugar crop estimated at 1911 actual hogs
heads" which he states is equal 9I3 hhds OF 1000
pounds each or 2049l30 600 pounds The crop Of lsi3
was 100 3i6 "actua hogsheadsn The yield Of moasscs
stated to be equal to about as gallons every 1000
pounds OF sugar total Of 5000 gallons In ls43
the crop was estimated at 900 galonsBaon Rouge
.idrocass.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inui sinnn and M.aaiss;.
BrIghton CnttIe NTnrlxct.

Mar 19At market, 40 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs working
Oxen, 700 Sheep, and 1928 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catte-Sales were quick at an advance
We quote extra SO 25 first quality $6 second quality SO
rs; third So a 525.
Working Oxen--Sales at $6s, SIS and $s5.
Sweepstakes of common Sheep from Is to So
swine-small selected shoats Al SIC. large shoats
At retail from to 61c;
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BRc AMANDA, which was ashore the West Bank got
OIL on Tuesday withous damage
ScHR PERU Parker the beach about miles
q Cape Henlopen, the 10th and high
then high water manned tight The still conn-
continued safe. - ~
Sur YcRHsHRE, tBr) from New Orleans for LIVERPOOL,
with 2oo bse cotton struck the quick Florida sth
n-got on I'm b taking 80 bales and
injury. 49, - - ~'' "
BRo FREoHTyR, reported by the Barring Brober, =, Boa
ton abandoned had on board 1900 bushels corn
Lincoln Co. Capt stone reports that he the yale on
Thursday last about miles Of Cape Cod from TO NE
and Enc during which the brig sprung and started butt
day morning when the Barring Brothers hove tight and find
Croker his boat board and took of all crew and
was obliged lay by two hours for chance board the
dSnsd IN lat 40 60 Capt Stone and saved nothing but
SLoor HARDscRABBE from Nantucket, Boston, reports
mp near Great Point Rip Sunday vessels hachway
ana b,nnacc with askygh attached j. The cover
me snyrht bad wood grating three sides round sticks
req all ne rest painted the hatch which
nsn ~ paint Also passed great pieces of bulwark
boards one side painted and the black piece Of
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TO THE LADIES'

DIR HULLS UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
new INSTRUMENT for the radical Of Proapsus Uter
or railing Of the Womb, By external application suppressed
mended to the afflicted the means perfect restoration to
health, having failed Of performing cure even under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character Europe
q well IN this country II Is adopted the disuse OF
Pesaries and AL other painful enpden the Lying
~ Hospitals Of London and Pa5 and universally recommend
ed ~ Europe by medical OF the highest rank In this coun-
Try sustained by the leading members Of the faculties Of Col
eges and Hospitals and by all the eminent practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No
Nesey having from
men where ady in constant attendance apply Tses and
Al m re
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rH!LADELrHA, MhySI-An Lewis Bruce, BudIey, Boston;
Orozimbo Sargent New York. Cid Maria Bowen, Port
Prince.
BALTMosE, May 2o-Ar Napier, Sanford, Amsterdam
had lost msnms head close the Igsn9 spar. and sails
W. with loss of topmsst and head Of fore topmsspoke
4th inst lat ~ 49, lon 40 Wssaw. of NYork, bound +. Also
Boston Rsdwng and 81 Leon Bangor; Roe New York CID
meraFa Gallant Mary Evans Maysguez Britannia Br john
and Isabella.
ALErANDRIA, May ie-An Queen Eldridge Turks Island
NoRroLx, May i9-Ar VIM Henry, Provincetown. In the
ton GA Q shay MG,thsw', TO- and droppsa doyn 70
ma, NBedord Sid 10Th, Delaware, West Indies; Wellington,
Portsmouth; Vesper, NYork; L 6pcer, Fall River.
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on M. WISE,

pahs = inform; the citizen. Of New York. aad The
~ mat ne has located himself in this city, and
o %sa. 6 .pS.y ~ Brosdysy
sI y Ssc'aGlss and Reading Glasses Gold Silver and
ss Hn saVwn oy hs annual S visits Springs
snaCsd to determine the glasses suitable any eye Persons
Win a wsas eyes can b supplied With glasses will greatly
wh hsy style Of ,.ssetvs ground sssss Of finest as
pures and have been highly as the best in
upon tne eye Tor preserving and improving the sight
such q have been oIted upon cataract suited He
inserts likewise new glasses Of superior quality in old ramss
call At M WISE 1,rse;;.n Aieass
fla 3msec as1 Rrosd,-.v
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

RIO <NEIRo-Brig Hardy-Mr Bullard.
SisAL-Schr Ellen Perkns-M Bolio L Lntra (,u;ans
Lossex, Manuel Peon, Peon, Russ, C Guiana all o
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Married.
Died.

On Monday evening, 10th inst, at Warwick, Orange
county, by the Rev. i. Vandeveer, JOHN CoRMAH III;
OF New York, to KATE E. RSo, Of the former place.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOIICE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or
~ variety Of Syrhlitic, Mercua other disease
have been only half cured by quack had better carefully
Dr. Cooper-S-LasJ July contracted certain private dis
ease and Immediately appedo doctor who
me week continued with him MONTHS but was gra-
dualy getting tried after another all the advesng
Doctors, and each promised positively me. at
they were not doc.or Iconcudsd 60 into the hospital where
throat and we've liberated pains my joints and
my body covered with ulcers was complete skeletons the
and advised southern climate left the hospital and by ad
scf placed my.sf under your care on the s
/ wish this published THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. Y.
Dr. Cooper warrants to cure matter how long
standing Of elect Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
with The patient. habits With the e1ceou Of Dr. Johnson
only qualified Physician who adverses in this
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Sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-MAY 2lS350O0 State SIS 70; 1878 81 dc
1870 II; S279 60 State SIS $50 Ill $1,000 states Banl
notes 6Ss
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURISTS.

~ BKOADWAY.-Extract:-
OA chesrfally comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
ntosh to testify that he nvsdsd home unfit duty in
while New York on his 70 England be placed himself
Under thsi he recovered his hearing returned
10 ms military duty. H. McNEVEN, NJ D.,
Surgeon to H. d. NJ Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
incpien Deafness Far Ache paps Buzx;pr.
Or singing sounds IN the collections Of hard viated
seercons OF the organs Their Acoustic Oil has popular
remedy a. curative in all diseases Of aids Of
- n,e Imx Van
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
RIII.A lIENTIAN AND SASSA ZIP 9

DREPARED by the Now York College Of Medicine and
Il Pharmacy established for the suppression Ths
flying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs Is conf
IDENTIFY by the Coleg a. infinitely superior any
relied certain remedy for all d.eases arising from an i'm
state OF the blood such scrofa salt rheu
bothces pmpe ulcers pain in the bones JOINTS nodes ca
aneous srupons liberated throat disease arising
Sold IN single Bottles At rs cent? zach
:. In cases Of half dozen Bottles, $50
=" one d0zen 500
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the nion
MA very libessI diseog1ss yhoss.ls purchaser.
dlks We Rich AkDeON, IA D. Agent
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II FAD THIEF WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M K DICAL VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
TT HE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
aud Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quscke
continue to direct their acula attention all diseases of
private nature and nfdrny promise to requiring
medical treatment safe and without
the constitution confinement from business lnvads
ticulsry requested to make pcaon to the College the @
appearance those Diseases amount Of and
time be thus avoided One Of the members Of the College,
FOR many years connected with the principal hospital ~ Europe
tom 9 A. nj. TO 7 r. M.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Penons
living In the country and finding nc9nvensnt 70 make
all MEDICINE: Requisite perform heal cure BY stating their
and treatment received elsewhere il any and enclosing s.
raid.
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- THE bUBSCRIBERS offer for sale one Of the lsyrcs
~ sssoment Of Flower Vegetable and Grass seeds to be
found in this City, all Of which will warranted esuu.
Inc dubious and tuberous flower roots green house plants
every description choice double Dshs from 81 10 s. per
The Fs, rrsmis y,r and have proved with
Bride, Antstonist Oakley Surprise, Blue Bonnet Emms
Noke Beauty q Kent Ansells unique ckwick &c be- We
perpetual growing and in flower HarIaem the s
Avsnne and lesh which cannot be surpassed equse
then fresh every day during the the seed store and
flowers call n either place aud for henseves Bou
9ue rssefuy arranged all Our last Dshlia Sale Of
300 plants will place early the ensuing week which due
notice will he given DUNLAP & CARMAN,
myl6iwsc 6a Broadway.
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DYSPEPSIA, OR Blue DEVILS


SAFE speedy and eiscual cure that aict.
ed with this obstinate aud oTmsn,ing disorder Of the d.
MEDY This remedy has been used successfully private
practice by Physician Of eminence for years. and has
failed Ia a single instance.
Sold, wholesale and RETAIL for the Proprietor, E. w
OWENS $50 Bowery of Bond Price 81 ~ bot
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RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE.

NOR the permanent cure OF primary secondary syphi
venerea ucers nedes complaint prou ced by
dcious Of mercury. or unskiul medical treatment All
should ue this purifier without delay person can
consider himself safe after having the venerea d~ase with
out thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly cebra
ted Alternative.
carefully pack and to all parts Of the Union.
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THE EYE. =

:, - LII. 4 Y w Cl1L AIND DIX. DIUSSY,
OCULlSTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS.
III AVE removed the premises lately occupied by Dr. Ell
H j, Z Ne 96 Broadway corner Of Warren street. Their
practice exclusively connedto Diseases Of the Eye opera
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for five years with the
bna Jacobn the Eye. Dr. Dossy was pupil OF Dr. Eli
otis fora similar period and subsequently acted assistant in
his extensive practice.
Terms modsraeThe poor treated gratatousy from TO
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance ~ Warren street. MID 1mxec
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DR.. Wheeler, OCuliSt.

No. y (LATE SS) GREENWICH STREET, NEAR THE
BATTERY, New YoRK, ~
nEVOTES his exclusive attention Diseases, Of the Eye
X and Ophalmc Surgery and the public that there
not amongst the numerous which the human
subject any disorder Of that organ which be
Of undoubted Testimonial. which be his Office will
On M H.. sr Il hs
States
Dr. Wheeler has made Arrangement with the most emil
manufactured ia Psrs for constant supply Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES
which nearly resemble the natural organ in appearance
bear the closest scrutiny and observation without the differ
being detected DR. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms. n1 1Ia
10 Once hours from o A. M. and o'clock F. NJ after
which he visits out door patients myi7 Inns je