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18th few exceptions prices for all the fancss were
<ery high last August compared with what they are
now; while with few exceptions all the stocks1n the
above list are really worth many per cent more now
than they were hen Hsrem, and Norwich & Worces.
ter railroads are in fact worth at least per cent more
than present prices and improve more rapidly in
market valu when any improvement takes place in the
money market, than any others stonington and Read.
ing railroads are now selling prices heir actual
value as investments than any other railroad stocks in
this market.
we cannot account for this wide de renee in prices
now compared with the corresponding period last year
as there are certainly at present evidences of
prosperity visible throughout the country, perms-
nency in our commercial policy less danger of rupture
In our relations with Engand and fact absence of
every thing tending nure business generally Is appa
greater extent now than has at any time within
me past Two years There great import mt pot.
cal questions under consideration They have all been
permanently disposed Of and the policy of the govern.
ment IN relation to its finances and commercial affairs
mas oeen settled upon and established The
Gas 81 therefore, have nething 10 fear from any
change for at least three years. and every one can mark
out their and make their upon sopnd
and sure basis
Last year at this time everything was uncertainty and
doubt The position of the Oregon question, threat
ened to- urh the peace of the world and the
- ~""eNS AZ our hnanclal pohcy ana IN our commercial
system threatened serious arrangement of the curren
0y and Of our commercial affairs generally These things
apearsd to have particular influence upon the stock
market We may judge by tho state of prices they
ranged much higher while all was dark and gloomy
In public matters than they have since the storm has
passed harmlessly away.
Kagenera Improvement in the condition of the people
and of the country at large has any influence upon the
stock ma ket there will be visible change for the
better As soon as Congress adourns, and operators
have had time to look about and get correct observa
ton, We expect they will lay course calculating to
nrng prices up somewhere in the neghborhood of their
former level
The annexed comparative table of prices will show
the variations from day to day in the stocks used
Tor speculation in this market will be perceived that
Quotations have been unusually uniform and that opera
lions in some of the fancies have been exceedingly lin
sted the sales some days being almost entirely confined
to the three principal railroad stocks.
QUOTATIONS FOR PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE NEW
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BEARING PILES AND BROKEN STONE.
FOR THE u. s. DRY DOCK AT BROOKLYN
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Mate
VI M of Wedne sdsy the day Of September
next 'o fooo spruce Bearing Piles sound and straight The
ienghs 70 ne determined between rs and 40 feet
the chs part Will probably be required from 30 10 as ee
long Inc size exslusive o the bsrk be not less than 10
inches diameter the small end and from IL TO s ocbe
length the diameter at the small end be Than
inches. '''' INA"
Proposals will be received for any quantity soo
piles half Of the above piles deliyered a.
Navy Yard Brooklyn before the lst dav OF Dscsn
Der and the balance before the first
ne3- 49,
for 1000 cubic yards Of broke for concrete
The be Of hard and durable quality granite mr.
gness broken angular pieces of edng * inches
in diameter and entirely free from dirt and must be dev
cred the Navy Yard Brooklyn such times and in such
quantities. and landed such wharf, be directed by
the engineer.
quird 70 be delivered previous the LIST Of November
lance the LIST Of April 1917. Proposals will be
received for any quantity exceeding 500 cubic yards
he proposals for the piles will price neal foot
and those Zoe broken stone cubic yard.
Persons proposing for the latter will be required furnish
sample OF the stone, and to state the location Of their
quarres.
The proposals must be accompanied with the written
the fthful performance Of the conac AID per Of
the amount delivered will In all be retained until the
conuact 10 fully complied with.
further information be obtained Of the Engineer
Mn sH mcAlp,ne, ESQ.,, at the Dry Dock Office at the
fR8SbER NJ. wErMoRE, Navy Agent.
as3 lswtv nc
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 8. IS46

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8, 1876
The President having absorbed the ten millions
appropriated for the prosecution of the existing
war with Mexico" now asks two millions to pro-
secute peace. He appealed to both houses to.
day for the money, and made out very plausi-
BILE appeal. The Senate, after electing Mr..
Atchison, OF Missouri, President pro tenn, went
into executive session, and have been hard at
work ever since.
The House have been upon the two million bill,
and the river and harbor men show their teeth in
most inconoiderate spirit of disobedience.
We shall all be up till IL o'clock tonight. No
mail for you through till tomorrow after this at 81
o'clock 2. M.
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and half of the stookheds would taks the trouble
70 examine it. we win guaranty that they would not be
stockholders long after M
Such fancy stocks as this cannot improve much in
value under any circumstances No change in the mo-
nsy market can do much good injury having no
real value there is no margin for Improvement and
goes lar the other way, IT will be completely
lost sghtof Those stocks at fancy
but which have real value must improve in price
ssoon as business commences there is wide margin
ior an advance, and only verypimitedons for de.
cline.
FOR the purpose Of exhibiting the course of prices
through August and September. last year. we annex
table OF comparative quotations will be perceived
that prices then ruled much higher than those now cur
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THE N Z 8 8 Ao z.
hs Senate and House Of Representatives

To che Senate and House 81 Rspresenfdfipss
Of the United States
invite your attention the propriety Of making an
appropriation to provide for any expenditure which
may be necessary make in advance for the purpose OF
settling all our difficulties with the Mexican republic
II is my sincere desire terminate, a. was originally
to avoid, the existing with Mexico. by peace Just
and honorable to both parties 1t IL probable that the
chief obstacle to be surmounted in accomplishing 'ns
desirable object will be the adjustment OF boundary
the two republics which shall prove sssfset
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WASHINGTON, August 8. 1876. s p. M

WASHINGTON, August 8, 1876, P. M.
The important question of peace with Mexico,
is now depending upon six hours legislation
Many OF the members are anxious, even now, for
weeks addition to the session, but we suppose
it will not be conceded, perhaps not proposed
The two million bill will certainly be passed
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- The subscriber offers for sale or exchange for New
E.;D York city property, the GLOBE HOTEL. pIea-
sanity situated IN the delightful yill,se Of Saratoga
midway between all the principal mineral fonn,sns The
title is ndsputsble and portion OF the purchase money
may main on bond and mortgage for term oil years
For further particulars enquire Of Hoag ESQ adjon.
ing the premises or 9? the subscriber the Military House,
Qlwsr q, HEI6tN6iJTTLE
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AMUsEMENTs. &c.

&. T II: public as
L.ai:. md engaged .. ,.
are e 20 attend rehearsal Thursday The 18Th
lns-Mm ~ " O'CLOCK W The tocenoon susr
Rvw5hni OVERWHELMINGLY Evening. Auga.l 10
Wsleos; Mr. Lsnuos lawyer. Vsehe; Frank rsn"os
bsS in the A%srisan army Nsshs; Harry Lennon hi.
RJS; sYHs,S5s Z: grand Dram. Of the BLIND
%os Mr. Dogs he .s Hector Biua s
open a. oeHea Curtain s vii rise a hall
GREkNWlCH THEATRE-COIasr vsTieL and CHAR.
formed new Msio DRAINS, ."si,lsa FATHERS Ma
Sry n Whss the
s:ss1s x &. WHAT'S The ROW ASoyT
FE Fac, EoI 4, r. WOOD hsnS NJ
Phsbs May blossom Mrs Pss.oa. '@''''
ssass r 2Ss open
CASTLE GARDEN. with it. srten.,ve Promenade.
win include good selection Of I'M Ma.is ro% Ros-
s X. .d ss sa.s
tiSa Of Nj; q w.MsyIss. ~ -, w
the whole Ike E.p.asSs 9sieS vii
THE MAGIC PILLS TRIUMPHANT.
GABRIEL RAvEL.
tn E WHOLE RAvEL FAMILY
FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS
Ell s
After which the daring achievements ON the Tight Rope
TIE s sMTaSTSR &. sss abb nailed
MSSS .s. s:. SsE
rome Ravel; Elyin. Nine Leon Javeiii. -''''''
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

RATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and ScaIps made OF
~ the finest natural curl ha and adapted easy
manner to the peculiar style of each individual They
entirely new invention doing with all the yexatous
S,tcue. SO long eyperenced by those who wear wigs
then be able to judge the effect ~ "
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer 2
Wall street, near Broadway Removed from 1865 Broadway
rIease 20 copy the address, aus tw~r
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
HoUGH'S PATENT SKIRTS are now for sale at j. ~
Il T. H. SELBY Cos. No. 345 Broadway, New York
that nese skirts are pronounced BY those
them to be the best article of the kind that has
been invented for utility, comfort and health
This Skirt decidedly superior article embracing many
property il has that would il at this
removed it will proper fom retain
ing light airy and graceful appearance
Many efforts have made produce article rmbrac
ing the above quses but successful until appear
of Mr. Houghs live which Justly be cops
dered the best Improvement the article of dress
offered the public.
Orders punctually tended to. ans lwsr
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AT board Of the brig Tii on her passage from
Havana to New Orleans the evening of the 18th ut
J.C. EwIro, an engineer. Mr. Ewing has a family re-
siding in New York
On Sunday, the 9th inst of consumption JOHN eldest
OF the late John OConne in the 23rd year Of his
age.
His friends and those Of his family respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral tomorrow Tuesday, after
noon at half past o'clock from his late residence No
80 Eldridge street.
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comparison of prices current at the close of the
ket yesterday with those ruling the close of the pre-
vious week, exhibits decline in Long Island of per
cent Harlem q; Canton, Farmers Loan. u; Nor.
witch & Worcester, u Pennsylvania 6s, 4 Reading
y Morris Canal, ~ and Reading Bonds l.
The amount of business done th- Reading Rail
road. weekly, is immense. and the receipts enor
nous For the first week in August, in the past three
years, they have been follows -
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WASHINGTON, Saturday Night.
The President has vetoed the French Spoliation
Bill
The Bill appropriating 81, 600 900, to enable the
President to make treaty of peace with Mexico,
&C., after an exciting debate, passed the House
by vote Of yeas IS, nays 70.
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Il "A
CEROEANT.ATARNIs, House Of Representatives, UNI.
81 . IT. Ss the
s.. and securing e Claims aims
return g Wa.hps,9n about the asth Of November
TO avail o his ps
70 have their claims settled will address him WashnEon
RErEnEscE-1ot the Members Of the House Of Repressn
PsTifis !. desired he vii visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA.
and New York, before leaving for the West.
RY ORDER Of the Homo able ABEL MEEEER, Supreme
- Cont Commits; neI notice !. hereby given hat
now or late B..,on Su. the "a
debtor said sapsme Count c es'sc
missioner MT to the drrct of the Statute
ing A,tachmeAts against ASCENDING concealed nones
AND that the will be sold for the payment of his debts
unless he the sad III pas Fincn, appear and discharge
the FIRST publication Of this notice "A ''e' months from
Aps f s q sb Pm
sns BY ssG BY s% for whatever
Dated Bail's0a Spa, July 4, i ifrc,,
Jy2s ltaw3mo ~rrc Atty. for attaching Creditors.
and District Of Louisiana Saturday, 9Th day Of June
eI3'' 5sSss II. ho
M 5d msiss} k, ms.' 81 ,sdSs .Sss1s
WIKI ifs Ss n" Co., a ans R.v .,S
p1.Iini WIN. {. Wsdde assignee Maunse? stout. Austin
fS sn rp.HH :yy.
wiz, Of ,qSgsns herein and haI said
solicitor for compliments C. B. Duncan Esq solicitor for
this rule published in one Of i gazette.
Of New York aweek for three months requiring them
ony "S1 Der
Be % OF IS sa aS bill will
CLERKS Office Circuit Of the United States
true copy from the original Of record this Office Witness
my hand and the seal Of said the city Of New Or
" Z, law i'm N y '"'' ''' Ed RANDOLPH. Clerk.
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sstsH TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving in the
&SUnited States Others DESTROYS of purchasing per
Nmsnent Country Residence IN Pennsylvsnia.-The sub
scbcr DESTROYS Of changing his residence offers for sale his
Farm and establishment situated in Montgomery county Pa,
II miles north Of Ph IL contains 30s Of land,
2sS of which in the highest state Of cultivation producing
wheat Indian and hay equal 10 upland farm in
the Unionhe remaining 20 acres being woodland On the
premises fine mansion 60 feet by IS, with
dab attached feet wde extending the length Of the house,
and larEe piazza the the whole giving ample
commodaons for family of twenty per.ons The pleasure
grounds surrounding the house shaded with elegant
green's and very beautifully laid There the farm
three stone houses for farmers tenants together with three
hundred head cattle and for the Of $50 tons of
duce with coach house. house. grauary and corn cribs
attached There also the of fine house
ice house. fish pond garden Of orchards stocked
with the finest fruit green house and grape wall Of
spring yaer ID every field daily morning and evening mail
York papers Of the same day received and omnibus
passing the gate morning and evening.
In the immediate vicinity Episcopal, Lutheran and
Presbyterian churches.
Further description all wishing
70 purchase are invited call and the estate may
Of every kind i not surpassed by the
"on inc prce, which e t225 per acre acre .Applyto
quo Jaw 4W'rrc Montgomery Co, Penn.
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The whole amount of coal transported upon this road
from the mines to tide water from the LIST of January
the eth inst e64 100 It will be observed that
the receipts for the transportation of coal for the above
week, were more than double those for the week
last year while the quantity of coal transported
Iy about fifty per cent At the rate of receipts for
the rst week in August this year. the gross income for
the month will not vary much from two hundred and
nftv thousand dollarr
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Sirth ballotinx. Sepenth. Eis

Mr.. HArNEoAN desired that his name should not be
used again. II important to 60 on and make
election than that any particular individual should
hoyn
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Married.
In the city of Hudson, the 9th inst, by the Rev
Thomas cambridge, Mr. JAMES H. HARsLEy of this city
70 Miss SARAH +. BRowN, of Hudson.
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MRS. KoETHEN. IL Spring Street. returns her thank.
WI the Ladies' for abe has received since
the introduction Of the CIRCULAR SKIRT She bess
leave call the Of those who have not vet tried
them The qualities Of this Skirt have so we'll easd
BY their being constantly demand and still scknow-
lodged other article the kind though Other,
advertise have made tbs only one sue-
cessul ~ The Circular Skirt possesses ali the proper
ties for comfort and gives 10 The
figure in consequences ofthe demand Tor these
order with despatch ~ "
Dresses &c. made in the nsstest manner. 9lw.m
AUCTlONEEk u SALESMAN WANTED
experienced Man, Of good address who can influence
les oil real estate, furniture aud merchandze in gene
raj VIII receive handsome salary in business already es-
tsesnsd 10 save trouble none but persons of the
rsspectsblX and who can give satisfactory testimonials of
ss,lties will be treated with Address Salesman
once. au' lwsmc
T.. +. kOKTUM,
IMPORTER OF
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS, TURQUOISES, CABINETS,
GLASS DROPS, &c sc.
au8 lmsrc No. S Dry srREHr NEw YoRx.
FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
/ AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having supe, huous Effects
II 70 dispose Of such as Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
can Obtain fair cash for the BY sending Tor ne
subscriber through the Post Office, whS will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTfN,
l66 Broadway, up airs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. ]. LEyENsTYN.
au8 lmsr
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. I &kAr H&s1&r

pURsE Ssoo-two mile heas-to come off the first Of
september nextee for all pacing and trottng horses
except Lady Suffolk Trouers they pleasepacsrs
IN harness. except J. X: Polk-he wsggon-three
more to make field If three for the above purse
$40 Of III. above will be given to the second best hore
thing to the second BEST if only starts there will be
nothing given by the proprietor; To close Green and
Losees August 25h, by O'Clock, p Nj.
BIN all weights and distance ordng to the
rules OF the course JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE August Q, 1886. au8 2tiseodsr
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! dIEsECCHES-Depo. IF Leeehe., l49 Nassau
York and offer for sale fresh supply of Leeehes re-
ceived by J. FERDINAND, Sem aus Imsr
nNHE POISONOUS EFFECT on the Skin Of common
prepared Chalk Is not generally known by the ladies
nov ysow rough ana unhealthy 4 makes the skin in tme
Piled They should beautiful preparation, purely We
geiable which gives the face neck natural life
Ike whitsness and makes il smooth is called JONEs's
SPANISH LILY WHITE, and sold price Is cents at SO
Brooklyn. ans Iws re
'J'HE SKIN AND COMPLEXION, at thi. land indeed
every other) season is often rspuve in appearance
what persons suppose disease Of the blood simply
ease OF the skin II some Of the thousands who take puga
tive medicine pills and useless sarsapara on
their skin soenng clearing balm opens the
whitens the skim and healthy psspation that be
the skin never so dsgured unhealthy with PIN
n n, JONEss ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP never fails
70 cure aud dspe them and make the skin and love
~ II acts so mildly aud soothngly the skin that phys
use on ladies and infants old of scuvy cry
speas, salt rheum head ring it imnd the
genuine Jopess soap) has often cure when every
other remedy failed 1t is indeed blessed remedy
Sold only In this city price so the sign
Eagle 80 Chatham street, or 43 Broadway and 3o
r QltOn street, broOklyn au6 lw*rrc
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To i .ET

IA AN excellent three story House, st. Johns
.: Park good order will be rented to genteei pri
49, vate family only very reasonable terms Some
furniture will be sold also, If desired Address Family
at he off O the Herald. mi SIN
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THE PILES.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
TlR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure o

fynE E9R EFF sEfEYSEP til.
ton, e the Stomach Bowels. Kid
asy' an" &sE e &; Spine
for n, D" and distress
.1 mel :; not s.;ss: .Gpe.
will. There mistake ABOUT it. II is positive cure
very mild 4, ration Ind may be taken il
nal .pplis..oas are in the highest degree
so1 ss Of
the disease at rs source and removing the cause, renders
The Elecuary contains no mineral medicine, no aoes,
o os wbs sn. and
change IN DIT nsee.sIy taken according to directions
Peprietor Office 1856 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt Kstcham, 2l Fulton street. N. Y. Pnce 81.
TO SOUTHERN DRUGGISTS.
WANTED. by Young Man, excellent Druggist, a
w simatioa to 90 south Be;. Of reference: given.
be attended to. au5m
CHEAP HAVANA SUGAR.
weh . 4
st ed sea-
3 fsa I'd lbs AG s At %
su7 iw.r ' $50 and ass Greenwich and Is ve.eys,.
KOCKLAND FREE STONE QUARRY
lanes THOM respectfully informs Iron and Glas,
&c % s, hs has opened the Quarry
well nown 70 people above
ssS 81 s % full set
J. would inform Architects and Builders that he has
via: each md j. stS stone
fiji s .s can 3
'ss s" and on
Manuel Post Once, RoeEIand County, NY.
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LATEST IN1'RLLIGRNCE.
The Telegraph.

The Telegraph.
o. In consequence of the telegraphic wires
being again out of order, we were without our
usual reports from the South last night
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FOK SALE,
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,


TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
o. WILL drive also in a carriage They a
@AI \are Just the right size for riding <46y\
~, setback, and have been long used toA(A.
the saddle Apply at the desk Of the Herald Once,
further p.-tienlsI. iea dsieb
Q2 KING CHARLES sPANIELs-si1, Black and
N Tanned very fine, Just imported per ship St. James,
Also, Three shetland Ponies, suitable for gentemen's
sonsveIy docile and perfectly manageable For Sale by
GRiEVE, No 3John street. Importer and dealer in Birds
Cages, NC aus lm"rrc
ID house OF Peck Slip Water street about
o'clock: on the 18th inst and between and
O'Clock Of same in the Bowery Walker He
is about old feet 10 inches high, built and
when last had dark Clothes light and heavy
boots general appearance that Of stage driver which
his avocaton. Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received at j. d. eang corner Of Peck Slip
and Water street at 1903 Pearl jy7 3taw2wsmc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. so WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERcHANrs'
EXCHANGE.
VNHlS Company continues loss damage
by Fire. on dwelling houses warehouses, buildings in
neral goods and merchandise and every description
ropery also loss damage by inland
"'al'A anu 1AA.pptHik DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas Il. Woodruff, AusOn Baker,
X. X. Robson. NJ Il. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James e. Holmes,
John X. Dawson, John r. More,
John II. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb e. Tdns, Thomas Morre,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John q. Merritt, Robert Smith
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO T. HOPE Secretary. IA tire
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n,yrkLs AND wATE.ltiNa PLAUEs.
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3l5,3l3 %

Tons Of coal trans
ported. .. :. 1888 10
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6tSk GLASGOW LINE OF PACKETS-Io sail lat
MIA September her regular dayThe foe fast sailing
49,. scoppered British BIZ, bark ANN HARLEY, captain
For freight passage having excellent accommodations,
apply ON board, foot OF Roosevelt street, or to
Woodruff MINTURN 81 South st.
The regular packet ship sARACEN, Capt. N. I. Haw-
kns succeed the Ann Harley and sail the LIST Octo
Der, her regular day. au8
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TO SOUTHERN DRUGGISTS.
WANTED. by Young Man. excellent Druggist, a
note addressed to }. A. c. the Herald Office, N. Y w
be attended TO. au5m