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TWEEN CY-NINTH CONGRESS.
I'm Senate.

wAsHrSoroS, July as. 1916.
moro numerous auditory than we have had in the
pectaon Of great speech from Mr. Webster; and short
suspended Jtion OF MIR Lewis and the Senate,
with view to decision upon the measure to day re
sumsd the consideration from, yesterday, of
THs rAHfrr Dill
Ma wxs,rxR took the floor, and the hum OF co nver-
sation, which had been prevailing all round immedi
full and profound tie said the bill before the senate
scented itself for consideration various 1t ser
wsrit proposes to disturb seriously the interests and
pursuits Of vast proportion of the people Of the United
States The principle of the billthe advalorem princi
cpIe entirely in the practice of the Gov.
ernment The rites Of imposition were quite new. IL
the House had struck the country suddenly aad
created not small degree Of surprise The public mind
was not at all prepared for this projected rsvulson lie
would not say that there had been indications init
nations given OF this he only spoke OF the fact
that the Puohc mind was not prepared for this bill.
There could be no doubt that the country surprised
and alarmed There pressing necessity for i'm sdi
ate action upon this measure If nwere a measure of
hnahce, required TO furnish revenues for tho current
ordinary ami extraor dnary expenditures Of the overn
ment, our duty would he imperative wouii be
some tor But he had no doubt shere could he
douDt-that the Government would get along Just AZ
we'll for three months longer at least without mea.
sure 90 with Il Under this convicton he would submit
motion at the conclusion OF the which pro-
posed to oder Tor the postpsnement OF this bill till
December next There was no just expect alton that
increased imporaons relied upon the opera
ton OF this bill. would be realised None. Ner
any just grouad of expecting the revenues Gallo
lated upon from this bill 10 carry on the operation. OF the
0overpment Mr.. Webster hero read from a late arti-
Gle IN ne Usic Ia which the eii,or makes known tina,
the measure the Administration. the opponents Of the
Administration will not be responsible, but the Admins
ration itself Why sr why sir said Mr. W., who 10 il
that undertskes who that thus dictates us who
that exercises such arrogance, such presumption and
nothing to do but obey demands Of the Admins a.
tonno rgnt to inquire into tho state OF the
AMI the effect OF any upon the hnancss Of IN
II is no affair Congress whether the Trea-
sury Is able TO uhi its obligations or not Mr. Webster
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portation of iron and coal The cost Of transportation Of
coal from Pottsville to Philadelphia, although carried by
the cheapest conveyascs. equal to the cost OF Nova
Scotia coal delivered free board the vsssel$l 80
ton to which, the duty Of thirty per cent be added
have 81 90 the costSl IS less than the anthra
cite can be sold and delivered shipboard In Phiadel
pha The cost. in Philadelphia Of Pottsville coal Is
So so per onits freight to Boston 81 20 per ton
making the of Boston So % per ton The freight
Nova Scotia coal TO Boston 10 80 added to 81 95
making the cost of Nova Scotia coal In Boston IS as
Mr.. WEBsrrR without concluding, gave way 10
Mr. JOHNSON of Mary land who moved that the Senate
adjourn
Mr.. LEWIS asked for the yeas and nays. which were
ordered and being TAKEN resuted-ysss a. nays u.s.
follows
Yeas-Messrs Archer Benton. Berrien, Camsron Gil.
ley. T. Clayton Corwin, Crittenden, Davis. Dayton,
Evans Jarnagn Greene, Huntington, Johnson, of Md
Johnson of La, Mangum, Miller, Morehesd Niles,
Pearce, Phelps. Simmons, Sturgeon, upham Webster,
Woodbridge-27
Four democrats in the affirmative
Nays-Messrs Allen. Ashley, Atchison Atherton,
Bagby Breese, Bright Calhoun, Cass' Chalmers Col
quit, Dickinson Fairfield, flanagan, Houston, Lewis
Nc Dufe Penn, hacker Rusk Semple, Sewer. Speight
Turney. Westcott. Yulee as
All democrats SO the motion was carried, and the Sen
ate at o'clock, Gar. Webster having been speaking
four hour adjourned Monday next at tan in the
morning
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WASHINGTON. July 26, 1886.

y
The sudden resignation Of Mr.. Haywood has
produced some CONSERVATION among the free
traders. who are very much alarmed about the
fate of the tariff bill. The issue now depends
upon the course of Mr.. Jarnagin. Should Mr.
Jarnagin not vote, and resign, some say he will,
President.
1t is supposed tomorrow evening n postpone
ment will be moved, and arnagn is ex pected to
vote for it, This motion, ifcarred, kills the bill
The Governor of North Carolina cannot fill the
vacancy of Mr.. Haywood by appointment, with
out the advice and consent OF his council, which
will require nearly fortnight to be got together.
A consultation of wing Senators will be held
this evening to agree upon action tomorrow.
There will be great excitement IN the Senate to-
marrow, as men generally like to be in at the
death. PEI
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raiso-May 30 lat Ao Ion a. struck by lightning broke
fore topsa sheet IN several places
Long Kaowss Falmouth Js Ann Ps,tsr sIish%ss h.'
Brown Port spain Trinidad; Magnolia Leslie Chsrls.tn;
sshrs Sarah EladS. Wladss; Emily Johnson snsd'for,
Indies
PHILADELPHIA. July 2-Au. bark Hars, Thompson.
Iiidsn 81 Thomas: brgs Caracas Mortnge Puerto Cses
Conrad Falmouth; Two Brothers, Kelsy NHaven Pacific
Wood NBedfora Elisha Backmsn; Mitchell Ssntqeketi
fprtRI.pd Aiphsso Brown Boston, Gem Dye do Mary
Black, Boston; schrs Wheaton, Wheaton, NYosk; BELL,
Tucker .vidsnce Joseph Crandon Was Boston; Volta
To Carlisle Boston; SPY smith Bristol RI Henry Lock
Jane Eliza. Martin. Boston; Harp Bose, Wareham slooT
Cygnet Sharpstone, Troy.
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MARITIME HERALD.
pOKy OF SEW YORK. JULY as.

Cleared
Ships Anson, Barkman. Charleston, O Sutton; Wabash,
Hathaway, New Oresns Banks Roman, Mayo. Bordeaux,
Foster X Nickerson; Alma, Kesz,r Oporto, Nesm,th
Welsh Bri S Republic Mayhem. Pensacola, u Huribut
Clarssa, Watts Thmast Normal Br) Lynch, 81 JONAS
NF stokrs Anthony; Hope Harriet, ubsdoes. Middle
Petersburg Marsch Madeira, Hargons, Bro
thers Co; Saboa. Sawyer Easiort schrs suffolk an
field Port Prince II H W Dslaisld; Marietta Burr
sauidsy-ship Milton. Hedge. Savannah, Atkins Co
Arbved.s
Bremen bark Maria Reua 70 days from Bremen In ballast
TO Oeirich < Kruger ia .ts~rsgs Pssse gers.
Bremen bark gonaut, Hendricks, a days from Bremen,
with mdse, to + Pope =,
Brig Vansosvsr Drnkwatsr, 81 days from Oporto. with
wine, &c, master.
Br schr Bouudsry. MsNenisan. IS days from Windsor,
SER Bssic NJ H,a. ire. c,se,ss,owu, Do and days
iron hs Capss. with sugar aour &s TO SurSsss Gle r.
schr Florida Mott from Virginia, with apples and water
Schr IA Stuart, Lozsr. from Richmond with coal.
Schr Ma1ison Keller 10 days from Lubsc. with 100
plaster 400 b1s hs'ngs, to Brett vo'e Sid in co with
schr Venus. for Phla. - -
Schr Aurusta Brown, from New Bedford, oil.
Schr Maristta, Crowsll, from Boston.
Schr Meridian, Payne. from Gloucester, fish.
>Schr Hudson, Tarr, from Gloucester, fish.
Schr Only Daughter, Nc Dus, from Lubee with ash, TO
Smith Boynton
One brig.
Ship Roscius, Liverpool
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WASHINGTON. July Is, 1876.
diam, in the House-Pr,pate Rls.

The House was occupied exclusively in the
consid ration OF private bills One was passed for
the relief sfAmos Kendall, authorisng the settle
m mt of his account for fees and other expenses
paid by him by reason ofthe suit brought agai st
him. viii G he was Postmaster Genera, by Stock
ton Stokes, for Withholding forty thousand dol
lars from their demands, and other proceedings
rowing out Of the transact ON.
About O'Clock last night, during the brief storm,
man was killed by ginning near the Long
Bndgr. He was sitting in his wagon. A compan-
ion at his side stunned, and the horse at
tached 70 the vehicle was struck down dead.
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PaovisIoSs-Nothng of consequence doing. Ohio
Pork, Meas is held at 50 90 q $s75; prime VI SIN .
SO; Beef, prime, - rs.
New York Cattle Market.
JuLv Stat Markst-os0 Beef Cattle, principally from
the South and West) 80 Cows and Calves 4Soo eneep
and Lambs
Beef Csttle-The supplies continue moderate, 90,
ing sorts at from 50 to ST. as in quality 10 head tsken
lot exportto Bermuda. About lou unsoid =.
lows and Caves--Prices are firm, with steasy sales
All az market on rates fully equal to those Of last
week. sales at from SIS to S35
sheeP and Lambs-The market Is well supplied, ana
prices nrmiy maintained ssles Of Sheep at 81 10 50
enc LAMBS at from SIN cents 70 81 900 head LEFT
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL distressing accident
occurred at the depot this noon, when the South
arrived. A Mr. Bunker of Brooklyn, n. Y,
left them to get refreshmeat and in attempting
get again while tho train starting out for New
York. missed his hold and fell upon the track when the
wheels Of two cars passed over his legs dreadfully
presence of mind and called handkerchief to tie
the limbs 10 prevent the blood from circulating in
the w0unds Drs. James Nichols and Darcy we're
promptly the spot and engaged In ampuating the
limbs This 10 another instance OF the rashness OF at
tempting 10 get upon cae while In motion.-Ns'cark
.adv July ~
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

u'hE SCDyCntDEr ia opeheu AZ eshuiisn
the sale of valuable Book, every department Of human
knowledge and thought. He has accumulated a
siderable collection Of works many Of WHICH curious and
rae and all less Of value He intends sell
exclusively for cash, and to have val whatever in the
smanes. Of his profits and the ownss, of his prices His
yste Libraries or Of smaller Collections of books he will
buy every work ancient modern 10 which value Is al
ture, science and and in all languages He hses there
FORE make his establishment agreeable resort For the
Artist and men Of letters and science generally each Of
walk the lowest possible hs therefore, invites all
literary him visit snd judge for hemseves
He has likewise, large quantity OF foreign and
Music the Piano Forte and ether Instruments for which
he will thank any who want give him one-ha
the lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller the
city. Il will be sold in any quantity.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
G" 'r'. View v~-k
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nkAD The rULLOWiN0 AbvkkrisElaa.N ls
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
=. 3::s
CURING medical safe and without
ysds requested 70 make application :: The
College on ths hrsl appearance Of those dissass vas.
the members Of The College for may yesrs eonnected with
y
' 70 N'S SGSrR7 Sgxrbsr
r hs s I. e.
their case explicitly scretheI with Al symptoms ums o. con
closing s. pou paid
vEiPEAU s SPECIFIC FILLS
Ss ssf sess s
H Hs::s f 4. s :'G
!: He ss'.s: = =: :;s:
Free With ,'' stomach s0'''n''' mo.
CoNsTll! lIvNAL DEBILITY CURED
a.n MsdsSs .aS %
d. Of IF hand Il . an
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERATIVE MIXTURE.
o Of q ss0SS n
njpdicous Of mercury un.iiiis medical trssrSssi
tenn . spsi1 is' delay sss r
,es S:rous I se
celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bother 81 each Of haTa dossn for
- carefully packed and cent TO all parr, Of the Usoa
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR9APAAILLA
GENTlAN AND sASAFRAg
tyKEYARED by the New Yorh College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the scppresson OF qaackery
This refined and highly possessiug all
the purfysg qualities aud curative powers or the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
Of S,raarara before the public
may be relied on certain remedy Tor all diseases arising
an nprre the blood sush a. scrofhs rheum
ring worm bhrches pmpes, ulce pain in the bones or
oints nodes erupuons ucsted throat or
ans disease arising from the secondary effects syphs on
a inju dictous of nercnry
Sold in single bottles, ct rs esuu
IN cases OF haifs dozen bostlss $50
NIB. very liberal dcpsunt q wholesale pxrShas~s.
w 8 RIchARDsou. N D.
tkwus Nssssu street. New fsfAp
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THE EYE.

HE EIE. -
I'm WHEELER, Oculiss, No. - Greenwich street. New
near the Battery, devotes HIS exclusive attention TO
the Eve Ophihnlmic Surgery, and the
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases 10
which cannot essentially relieved cared by him. The
vast undoubted testimonials which be
II. once will satisfy the public TINT his practice
ceeded by that OF any other Ocut
Once hours from M to o'clock r. NJ, after which
he visits out door patients.
Artificial Eyss for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms.
psnphlst containing remarks Dissss ofths Eys, with
mode oftrssmsnt can b pa usfuous!y his rssidenss
ths will Be Forwarded 70 making application
him BY lster, pest paid dy1s in~rc
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TrE tAhI IAN sECkET.-Just pubished. q new IRA S
latIon from The French, eut led the Partisan Secret
OF self Preservation peeet secunty against dis
under all circumstances tout the of medcin.
Msmbrr of the Medical Fac IL # PARIS &C.. &c.
Of fashion in Paris London and other large cities with
the perfect and uniform is folly revealed
in tins te volume and be made OF by
der equally useful TO persons Of both and
o trouble or inconv enience.
The dis which the work Is founded has
the highest sncomium Of French Phi scians, Sanitary
Councls and the Superntend of the evide
Of which sac he'd the treafi appendix. IL has
been the OF preventing vast amount OF dea aud
suffering where has beeu known. No he her
mae or mas who in any way erro.ed the danger Of
Sold in New York the "Maison de Ssnte l2l Full
ton street Price Sax cents-two copies for 81.
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g. Ih Author Of n. FsiSa4l TnxAE.
E begs that he home as much - possible tex
ss sGSHd to IN this
o ssd 70 $
urs and the vaTOu: complicated maades sna,d these
the a. ess.: and
Of hs 81
and Of ths BaADDfR Grave sna iss's sSrp =,
ls faithful dslSsIss =
tina ny one Of rank o. Ss ms Of :..;
ihoussdih Of The these p. Ssa. upon
es Aas i is aSa S" well S %
not indeed to istay destroy the Reproductive
main so in the eons,suton as to show
no Bat h with fssa a to tn of ey
haps nothing uul !. The B.aea: Of ID
n these complaints Now suppo.ne even these
eoasuSa arse
differ from saoher th,t common sense mss, ,s
hs The ,ThoT Ia. ., :on
only the other while have been deceived entire
to!,lly different aud innocent disorder:
and afford the finest field for snavsry. is that Of Structure
ms the for a S0G; s.
:pS;id. d,..pDsa, e generally e return again On
no he on he better New every Ts OF
surgeon ali the physic world would
pse The Does
affirm int my be cured days
as they h existed mouths or even Yeas before.
To of comuon prudence ersfors, he would
if these remarks jus land he cal 70 the
eminent physicians in the city for their ruth) how important
that should know something OF the character
aud talent Of the he about TO IN such
Aware of the general opinion ed Of that class Of
who obtrude their skill and remedies the public IN
these Diseases (multitudes Of whom in
)he formerly felt il Incumbent statement Of his
nj emneat and references He ands. howevers
necessity this longer exists and rank the bare
faced cai medical titles &c &c of certain Glass; be-
only ama,k of the impudent presender.
B-For the Of those at distance and Tor
travellers the author has contved little chest with lock
aud key and wi his ease fitted ~ the lid which contains
everything for the date and Of
these complaints They also especially suited TO those
who afford the of personal treatment As
there very different aud distinct sorders,
also different chests The one Beside fall supply Of
contains the authors patent syringe and ingred
ens for injections tpcc Sc The other Containing all that
from the first Of the to the
deepooted itotional FORM is also So Aud one lit
tie larger containing everything for the cure Of
both diseases $50 Ibis latter is peculiarly fitted Tor Ma
rners and Travel These originally designed for
the convenience Of the suhor private patients but
ecy have they answered every purpose and 80 ETst6ed are
those who have experienced their advantage, that ne has
waded carefully enclosed every Of the U"ted Sses
Canada South America &c sc. Address Ia boz go Lower
Post Office, DR.. RALPH, 90 Greenwich street. New
York. Iwrrc
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MI w f>l0 navs.s tvfOusiaJ
lvl ed the house So Broadway (adoning the Clone
Hotel prepared to receive families single gentlemen
boarders Dinner bosrdeys be accommodated Re-
even~ss EXCHANGED isio I'm smc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OvrIcE No. 50 WALL ST, OPPOSITE THE MERcHArrs'
EXCHANGE.
HlS Company continues against loss damage
by fIe on dwelling houses warehouses, building. N &C.
personal property also against loss damage by inland MAJ
vgation and tram portafion
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas 7. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
II: r. Robson, M. d. Joseph Drake
Moses Tucker James 4. Holmes,
John n D,y,.or John r. Mere,
Iohn n fss William X. Thorn.
C.lshC Tn,,-. Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage, 6uSene poe1it'
John C. Merritt, - N2TS1 Il, S III in:s...
moss fire
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BRymEN-Breuen bark Argonaut- az bxs Ahrenfeldt-2
do Never & Stucksn-32 d., E Houpe-29 Balm Sander
81 Hsnscben Upkart-l Lindhsm.lS bonIov De liver
noss-I Rsimsr e Nr~ksr-i3 cks Venssk-S Rolker x
Melimaun-2 Colyill Fiemng-lo MsgnesNS2 Los1ls x
schnie der--< H Hclberton-3F WlrmAnn-<N II |oies-
9 3 C Emputch-6es bxs pipes 10 order
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COMM ERClAL.

Now York, Monday, July ~.
AsHrs-Poa are held at 50 So pearls 81. We hear Of
nothing in either.
BREADsrrrrs-There is change in the market since
Saturday except that 1t Is less actce Prices remain
last quoted.
Corror-The sales to-day are 900 bales. Prices
tinue Arm with moderate enquiry. Our extreme quo
tatons are the guide to the market
.Ixra
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Passengers Arrived.
.BhrSEr-brsnsn bark Arsonsus--Mr sshuaekhsfn, J Il
Mslsr, and iss In tbs stssrsss ~ II =
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SECkET UISEASE CiJkEIJ-

SECRET DISEASE CUkED,
RY Botanic Physician that understands his business has
- had practice for years, has cured after
using all the boosted been and the hos
pss without benefit Those who wish avoid imposition
and mercury should apply without delay 1917 Bowery
from 4 orloct '. NJ uvte tmsv
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FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
FiUe Mules firm NetUpfrf ON the Post Road Leadin
AZ L..I

FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
FiUe Mules frOnl NetCprf, on the Post Road leading
to the Stone Bridge.
THIS NEW spacious and delgh ully situated establish
nent Boardsrs TeaPnes and PicNics furnished short
noi,ee, ~ o.,...,
Contiguous to the two Bowling Al,e,s whore
those who take pleasure this invigo5sE exercise in
dulge There also commodious Ball Room being 20 by
Ths susrbsr promises every attention & ihGss ThS may
Yonts%o M,S July, Ia4s. jss lw III
TROY HOUSE, Troy, n. Y
COLEMAN ROGERS PROPRIETORS
THIS House is now in fine order, capable OF accommo-
dating about three hundred The cars for Boz
front Of the house steamboat landing also within
few steps The proprstors trust by their individual exer
tons for the comfort Of their guests 10 receive
This is without option the pleasant tho
OF f. ne om saS s Or i sn .c.
Our establishment has its employ Their
requests travellers 10 receive with caution any reports from
leave New York saturday evening have ample nme
" ''''' A' Jaw G. g. COLEMAN,
en- n6 5d,ss e the A''0r Housed
jyiIf no Late Of the Steamer Empirel
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
been enlarged and improved he close Of the last
az NV q ir isss LANDoN : oa as.s sa.1
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON
II BLANCHARD has the honor to inform his friends and I,
STEAMBOATS, between Pier No North River and New
Prom New brighton From New York.
Pavilion, New Brighton. June l, ls4s j27frc
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SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
JosEfA SMITH late Of Wsres.tsrs Enss,a, beg. leave
that he has recently fitted up his house very
and ealcuatsd 70 please gentlemen Of taste He
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market dods
Dinners from u till O'Clock, and Cold Cuts Chops, Stakes,
Bare Bits &c, at all hours. a
His supply Of English and city j. excelled BY
Of the quality and the attendance prompt F
Rooms provided fer and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended Lodgings &c
mvl5 lmsr
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M EDICAL OFFICE-DR JOHNSON, Duane street,
Nl Chatham street. well known a. the nssi sc
real diseases The Doctors reputation for skill N those oio
halEcured that have existed for years.
elect cture ulcers upon body 10 the throat OF nose
pains be aead and bones Of legs, efecuay cured
Constitutional weakness brought by secret hsoh M
dulged in by young men, causing ascyious dreams ana
nightly emissions positively reyened Recent cases cured
ventop from osiness iv37 ets
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ThE SHADES HOTEL,
GA RsGds Street. West Side of BroadtCa1

The SHADES HOIEL,
GA Rsade Street, West Side of Broadway
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friend; and the
men style superior any other house of the kind the
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given his friends while proprietor
Of THE Shades Thames street. he fatter himself will
bshment, while effort on his will be wanting merit
the continuance Of their patronage
The usual relishes Chops Steaks Welsh RI rebs Poac
cd Eggs &C., will be served up in :uPerior style
we'll full supply Of foreign papers, BY arrival from
Europe. JAMES EVANS
NILS lmSrc y
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MEDICAL CARD.
uNOCTOR EAWcET.T consulting TsurReon Of Full

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF s6 Full
- New York author of late publica,on, en-
bracing the following subjects lmpotsney
and sterlty anatomicaly physiooseay and medically
modern Of syphilis, Secondary SymRtoms Con
ohea, elect Stricures Seminal Weakness, Whites Noe.
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
toned diseases and his practice and long sx
perience the pathology Of the vsreus suc
the he guarantees In all cases that
he undertakes permanent and radical cure rs dpomas
degree the Louisiana suspended in large
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street. -.
Persons distance enclosing ST. can have c0pT oil ais
late work accompanied with which embraces al diseases
incidental to females e.
Fnton street win receive dur attention. mv9 imAr
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home Ports
ALEXANDRIA, July A-Arr sehr Repeater, Bssx
1ALrrxsas, Jply T-Arr bark Horssssis Hsrns vsips.
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M rDl,AL AiD-oec,et tab ts---Th~ youthful and
wi houghles. who su ring the penalty Of early m.
di.creton be spec dily relieved by pr Cock OF 70 -
soofess,on more THAI quarter of. century ~ .norouS
y the subject and thus a0ctea my
apply with csrtai Of relief Postpaid letteY prem Nv
70.
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MANSION LOIISE

MANSION HOUSE,
MIDDLETO N, CON NEG TICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave announce his
friends and the public that he las leased the above house
for Of and hopes BY ng experience aud strict
attention business merit ber! share Of their
age. JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs smsrc Formerly of the U. s. Hotel, Boston
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE Stock and Fixtures Of the Grocery Store Of
i Avenue B and Fourth Is excellent stand.
For particular apply the ~ emises. 231wsm