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New n. drord Oii Market.

Nov. 23--Sperm-A sale OF 400 bbls. made in the
eorly part Of the week 80 cents subsequently lot Of
400 bbls price not positively known but reported at
% cents 1900 bills at price not made pubcrepored
TO be equal to ST. per gallon in 80 days-and 81 may
be considered AS the asking price.
Whale Sales for the week CLOS bills. In lots follows
100 bbls South Sea at s3a cs l6l do do 81 cts 1890
bbls South Sea and N W. at IS cts; 2427 bbs NJ w. at
90 cts $50 do do 81 cs and 275 do at 80 cts per gallon
At Warren $500 bbls. N w. (Covington's cargo) was
sold at IS cs and subsequently 400 bbls selected at s6
90 cts At Stoningtop hear of sale Of 1000 bbis.
at 80 cts Ia this vicinity at the date Of report,
holders not generally disposed to sell for less than 40
cts per gallon
Whaebone-is 900 lbs N. w. have been sold at 81 cts;
do do at IS cts and 1000 lbs South Sea at SO cts
We inform that s to be had at these prices
The stock Of oil now in importers hands in New Bed
ford and Farhaven s about 5000 bbl SPERM and 5000
bbls whale OF whaebone the stock in first hands is
follows IN w. 60 lbs; South Sea 3d. 900 lbs Total
lQQ 600 lha
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MARITIME HERALD.
pvKr us ESw YORK, NOVEMBER 20.
EIcarcis

CIearsd.
sleam,hip Great Western, Hathsw.; Lvepool, Iryiu
ships christians, Hsmmond, London, D Y Kingsland
Ii Shepherd, Answorh, Liverpool, D Robertson; John
Barins, Sherman, London Hp.'sy Mu,rsy.Baks Inca
Monterey. Bishop Co; Milton Weeks New Orleans, Z
Cons Co; Chanceilsr Fteemsn. Afrle, = Matthews
ID BAKER SRs
Ship St Mary Foster from New Orleans with cotton, Sc
to sts'ton Frost Left the Bar the sh inst Nov Is,
Ship Claend Easterbrook, fr Boston l7h inst, with
mdse, to Murray. The was of the Hook the goth
Bark Childe Harold Forsyth fom havana Nov OH with
sugar, Sc, TO Harmony, Nephsws co On Mondays
yard on deca, and died OF his injurie. in hours,
Bark Rapid. Ward from Havana, Nov 7th, with sugar. &C.
winds leaving avas and when days out was not 70
the north of lat 80 The Sunday nah abr, Of
heavy blow that night and Monday.
Big Robert Bs"es WADE % days ,omiBel.s Honduras
for NYork LEFT brs Venus carton for Boston mex. day
No date lat "a 30 Ion u.s. spoke brig Pursuit. tof HaaI
with nedeiae. The for The last ten days Ss. had
cession Of aad w gales 10th inst on Cape Halles in
jib Sci sunday night blown far south Barns
SALT Left bark Archibald Oracle, for Alex
ltg, The brig Sarah " God, Wood twho was sickl from
w died the dsy after arrival and The brig sailed on the
9Th inst bouos to Cape Hayden, St Domingo
to Curtis Sid with brig Tonquin Young for NYcrk.
LET brig Andrew Ring, Franklin for NYOrk, ds the only
schr Farn. Smith, days from Georgetown. sC,wi,h
lumber, to Brett & Vose;
the ship William Engs, ashore on squam Beach
New schr american Belle, Nicserson, days from Copncc
ticut River, In ballast
I ship and brig Wind NV.
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HAyANA.Bark Childs Harold-Capt c H shankland, of
bark Madeline of Pha sunk in the gale Havana; Capt
Croker OF brig Mohawk Of Boston, driven ashore
condemned Capt Allen, Of brig Mllinoke of Newbury
port, snnk, dol r II Graham.
HAvANA-Bark Rapid-Capt j T. Hadley of brig Cumber-
land condemned at iavana; Watson and LADY, Mexico;
Molina. Ayres; Fernandez, Trinidad; M Basco-
nez, Havana
NEW OaLEANs-Ship St Msry-Nrs Sancier.
TURKS lsLANp-Brig John Potter-J Daveren, of the w
Indies.
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WEALTH OF THE STATE OF OHio.-The State
Board OF Equalization concluded its labors at Co.
lumbus the 18th inst, after session OF than
three weeks OF which tho following the aggregate
results The valuation Of the rsp property Of Ohio
about three hundred AMI twenty -four lions Of dollars
Ih lsrssnsi Zgepsyy yslusd q s1s,!1f ~. nsStsl
ftSs',tS1.tas ~, sefs ~: ~ huslssa
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Commercial Correspondence OF New York
Herald.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. III O'clock p NJ.
II ia said that there further increase of 4c today
in cotton but can hear of sales that bear out the
report yet There Is disposition to operate pretty
extensively to-day, and the sales will probably be large
The stock continues to in freely and in large lots
Business generally bears animated appearance The
English news, which arrived Sunday. extremely Ia
vOrable to the mercantile community naturally
caused temporary suspension of operations yesterday
till merchants could digest their advces, and there
but limited sale, at prices generally considered c
higher than old rates.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail
Home Forts.

NORFOLK. Nov 23Arr schrs Pelican. Doane, S,em; Vul-
ture Goodwin Turk' Island Pilot boat Aid Drum%opd
Brown of ok for Bait with head carried away Cid,
brig hampton, Chandler Br w Indies.
BALTIMORE, Nov 25-Arr Arabian Hopkins, Corn Island
Sp Ike Noya lat lon 70 r. bark Sophia Perkins from
% days from Montego Bay bound Alexandria, day
sow schr with her gone within 20 feet Of
the dec she made signal for assistance Also brig
kIwood, Haynie NOleans; schr sa ah Merrill, Strong.
NYork Cid, schr 'ohu Murray Devereux WIndes. sid,
brig Commerce, Gibraltar.
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HOLINESS KITCHEN RANGES.

popresors IN the above Ranges o the pub
they purchased and if they viii be removed free
Of expense the purchaser Numerous references
be given persons wishing purchase. The prices
range from Is to Is dollars.
Crates Of the patterns for Paors Oces and Bed
Rooms.
stoves-Hall, Once, and Bed Room Stoves stovepipes
&c &c.
Tin Ware-Bright plain and japanued They have
at all times ready CRATES, and boilers. Also
smokey chimneys cured-no cure pay.
A. G1LHOOLY and SON,
Froprie.ors and Mannfac urers, 70 Nassau street.
nj 1nSr
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R.It,uoro Ca,tIe Market.

Nov 23.-Cattle-The arrival of beeves have been
quite large the market animated and most OF the stock
found purchasers about last weeks rates. The offer
inss comprised 1900 head of which sl6 taken by
packers 5s4 BY butchers and 100 head remain over
sold Prices ranged from 81 lax 81 SIX per 100 lbs
tho 81 IS 50 80 net-snd averaging about
So so gross few head of very superior quality fIo m
Frederick county, brought 50 rs
Hogs-Live hogs are taken a. fast as they arrive at
IA ~ e
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Passengers Sailed.

ST CRoIrmBrg Eza-Le Grand Smith, Of Albany; Mr.
Warren OF Troy; MIR Neweombe of do; Mr. Benjamin. Of
81 Thomas MIR Punnett, of do Mr. Ruhl of st Crox; Mr.
Brandegee of NLondon: Mr. Brandegee of DR. Chss
Taylor. -
BERMupA-Brig Lady of the Loke-Nirs Cook, Miss Cook
and servant, of Bermuda; Mir Mrs Gray and child Of
da; Mr. J Hall, Bermuda.
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NEW ORLEANs-Shp st Mary-507 pigs lead Strachan &
Scot76 bbls allow bis cotton 20 do
HuIde-97l pigs lead II Rogers COLO Dbl. butter
Wake Drske99 ba ss cotton Rhodes-Sl do Manter
FlsheIoso do Troman BeekwithI2oo pcs bssging Bur
bis tobacco Is hhds sugar 1000 pgs
lead Goodhue CO.'S bxs oil HUT, woodward X
2ls tbis poTk Theo Levy-O0 bbs sugar Smith co.'s
pigs Stanton Fros7 bales 60 barrels 40 hogheads
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BnoKERs' BoAsp, November z3-Lo shares Norwich &
WereersI hsilro;d con; IS do do 70 day. inere
BE- ton q Lowell hsilro:d, s?2hsl DO Fart Bo.roa Co
". 200 do do isk 100 do do e 400 40 DO Isl; do Bo
oii IS do do 30 ds ioi; leo do Long Island Rsrced
o ds, no int 27h; Is do do, b 90 ds. az
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ThE PHILADELPHIA ii c.nb DUJIUh
at 266 Broome street, " Y.

JACOB VREELAN Gr.enviIle, ~ J cured of scrofuia
by bottle medicine. His saidhis day Oct. %,
that wonderful Ifyou but call at 2e6, You
20 standing John Boucher rs Columbia had
the Rheumatism he unable TO walk without crutches.
de, BY his sstement October 2sh cured three
from his place and one of Dyspepsia Simeon Brown, At
tonry No H. cured Of Dropsy and very bad case
in eight days, he thought he would burst the swelling
great Mrs DAVIS Manhattan street. cured OF Consumption,
after beng given up by different Doctors and raising
pint day Of blood and corruption Mrs Cling, cured OF
Consumption after spending hundreds resdenee Stanton
David a eSss Of % s Front
Hards 1850 Delaney cured of Dspepss Miss Levy. cured
OF Files in week after having them sir ears One LADY
reported five cures by one bottle medcins one o. which
duceaSceptcism be eoniouuded IN i've minutes and
evidences produced TO convince the world oz9 merrc
RINGS COUGH CANDY.
COMMON SENSE has always been considered 10 every
~ age ofhe indications OF sound intellect, and
when sIerted IN the cause o. hnmany cee9ms.
offs cold slight cough how much better TO once get d
Of by employing Rings esally recommended Vegeta
bic Cocgh Candy than TO allow the seeds OF perhaps I'm
eerng asthma fatal consumption to be sown in
stituons Does common sense POINT ont the proper
course TO be puusd-warm clothing and Rings Cough Gam
dy Thousands have been quickly cured and many that had
R.sd IN. sSm W tbs Rev Samuel BurcSard
Rings Candy--Having been strongly recommended by
kind friend, to ty Rings Cough Candy for very 80
il virtues found sslf speedily relieved and able 70
debarred feeling Of and desire to benefit
possess making the virtues Of this remedy known to the
public, aud impsrtiug little n that which is provebialy
assistance 20 the effects namely
SAMUEL ID. BURCH
Pastor Of Houston Presbyterian Church, corner
Thompson and Houston Is, New York
For sale at Rings i5a Broadway, corner Of John st
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Nov. IS.
AsHEs-The market Is unusually dull There
sales Of ashes to notice Pots are held at ST. pearls
close firm ut SIS u.s.
CoTroN-The sales to-day amount to about 1000 bales
Prices exhibit change from yesterday in consequence
of the inclemency Of the weather and shippers being en-
gagged with their correspondence, there was but limit
ed attendance Of buyers.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIvicATIoH


FLoua--Ths market has been dull enough during the
two preceding days. but to-day the storm has tended 70
make 1t still The sales amount to about COY
bills Michigan at SIS lsa Genesee Is held At IS u.s. but
m sails
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R.Sf .h; he b,
y ONCE iaboIns qads, shc.e asstiSa'
TO which the % liable in q. ss sS
sisn s a md msmSsr Of he medical iaeuy.
THE 81 a p r
Members Of the New. York College Of Medicine, and
rssy ,st b. pa h OF al
sea.es Of private nature and can confidently, promise to
I'd &.
business Inyaids particularly requested to make app,
as vast amount Of suffering may be thu. avoided
with NJ
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
S an. nd Med n fe1ts
have forwarded to them chea con
%'ss'' c s:%
any, and enclosing s.
vELPEAU5s sPECIFIC FILLS.
son. and ali discharges from the urethra
Hospital
81 xf Ssy s eu4s
s n ANY %y as . weSnf s
pEsrX G 4. a...
confidently recommended decty produced
by indulgence Of kind invslua
Bile remedy for Impotence sterty, or baenness, unless
depending on maIformaton
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen e carefully
packed. and sent to all parts ofths unior.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
kOh the permanent cure oil puma ~ secondary syPhiiD,
venerial ulcers, nodes produced by az
All supectng vcncIea faint remaining their sys
tenn should this powerful purifier without delay
person consder himself after having venere1
without thoroushy cleansing tho system with th'
Sold single bottles 81 each; of half dozen
for ST. carefully packed and all OF the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsArARlLLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College Of Mcdiens and
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quackey
This refined and highly extract possessing all
the purifying uslties and curative powers oil the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
OF Sarsaparilla present before the public
and be relied certain remedy Tor all diseases rs
ing from impure of the blood such as scrofu and
salt rheum. ring worm, biotchos pmpes, ulcers pam
the bones joints nodes, eruptons ucoated
throat any disease arising from the secondary effects
Of syphilis or injadcious use Of mercury
Sold in single bottics,st - ccnt,
!" 10 cases cfhalf dozen bottles N1
one dozen $500
siaf a.Iy nIS ,s.,,,,, ,,'' ~. .'
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DIR. FELIX GOURA UD'S
ITALIAN MEDICA TED sc

t A l. A N M u A L T. ~ . A +.
THIS admirable emoent is by common consent,
rated No remedy for betches pmples, pustues,
seur eckles sanbu all kinds Of ptons and every
been completely dsanced by this invaluable preparation.
the demand for which, within the last six months has in
than 500 cent and IL still increasing The
and freshness which its mpart to the complex
rendered it proyebia beauther OF the skin;
and dressing be considered furnished with Pro-
e Go sVLis 40 ITALIAN INDICATED soap.
II Is also delicious compound and be used in brd
salt waters a aud instantaneous remedy for
bites Of insects beauty be- asserted only skin
deep the important that the thin covering IN which
loveness resides should be kept its present and most at
tractve DIR might amply the merits Of his
Italian Medcaed Soap but he thinks that the number Of GER
which have been throughout the Union
cost several thousand dollars to the Doctor. from EN-,
Of ships Officers the Army. and host Of distinguished
Ladies' the original Of which testimonials always be seen
required the Doctor thinks sufficient TO CONVINCE
one not wilfuy blind If there be such, the Doctor
might apply them the language ofscrpure and ye
believe Moses and the Prophets, neither would ye believe
though from the dead"
Gouraud Poudre Subtitle positively exrpaes, root and
Gourauds Liquid Rouge will mpar the pale cheek and
lip crimson hush magnificent that Of the rose
ouraud Gfecian Hair Dye will change red or gray hair
to a beautiful black.
Gourauds Lily hte instantly dsspates rednesses fu'hos
and roughness. 80,
the preparations OF Dr. Gouraud except
his .
AeENrs-H Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Boston, A.
Jordon, Milk street, Lowell, Carleton Co.; Worcester
Green k Co; Pierce, Albany. % 1msrre
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u W QUE,
Commanding Centre Bivision,
Army of Mexico.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. %, 1916.

WAS iIN0roN, Nov. "a 1916.
No Peace wih Mezeo speedily anticipated Taking of
Vera Cruz and other Ssaports-PienGry powers given
70 Gen Taylor-NeV Plan Of Operdtions-The " Conci
Itatory," Milkana-pater Policy .9bandoned-No Quar-.
ter to be girsn .nless the MrcGns for 1.-THE
tire number of Polunteers autAorssd by the ctof Con-
gTess TO be called out.
II may have been matter Of speculation, heretofore,
but this evening learn from gentleman who occupies
high and commanding position that the admins
traton have not, at present, the shadow Of a
shade of probability that, on the meeting of the
constituent Congress, they will accept OF cha
psrral branch OF psace: Therefore, there is entire
full and entire consent given TO our gallant naval OFF,
to sssail and take the castle at Vera Cruz and
consequence the city ITSELF Tampico, Mazatlan, Ava
RADIO, Campeechy, and every other Mexican port
must be taken at all hazards and strongly defended
ana held until the Mexcans are willing to come to
terms.
Not only the operations to be full active and vigor
the water but the land forces to be augment
ed not only by tho volunteers recently called but by
the full complement fifty thousand allow ed by law
General Taylor has at last been entrusted with full
Mexican States old lack is 10 be the Supreme Military
Dictator of that republic The Halls OF the Montez
mas no unmeaning cry The order 50 soon as pro-
The concilatory" policy, paying Tor every thing
our army consumes is abandoned altogether. In fact,
ne treasury could not sustain it. We must make the
enemy support our troops.
Inc enemy is to be hsrased in every possible way.
even 10 me burning oil towns there De no oher means
10 reduce the yellow skins to subsection.
The Mexicans will be mace to Tor ace instead Of
our suing for peace from them
Had this been adopted In the beginning the Pro-
sident would at the commencement OF Congress- have
been enabled to say 10 its members, Gentlemen. am
happy 10 inform you that, since your adjournment in
August last the forces Of the United States
Mexico and in the language of my friend and organ, Mr.
Richie victory, calm and placid, perches the top of
the olive tree of peace" Aud TO the Senate secret
message 3" Gentiemen-Herewh enclose the form Of
treaty agreed between the United States, part
Mar nn nth spact TIM " yoIrc
ed for and too the CALIFORNIA; the boundary far
and past Monterey with all the orange groves and the
delicious products Of that latitude ETC. payment the
expenses OF the war;
But better late than A vigorous prosecution
of the war;" in earnest, and no mistake.
Captain Waiser, who Is now here, has probably
stirred mp the Administration, and urged the course
body 10 asleep.
Tne news from Ta5ssco this afternoon has increased
our appetite for more victories. FELIX.
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KlNl,S COUGH DANDY.

TO wOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS.
II. MIGEON b CO.,
CLOTHS cAss'NE iEsffsshfESE2P sAfT'NETs he
y sysKsySifai "a w ..,:,. .;.:I s;r w,,,..s
"a; k|L: 9 f'e I'll. 8 .as''' 20
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NEW YUkh RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. 66 4 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET;

Bettreen Hudson and G1tetclch Streets
MIR j. H. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of re turning
wi grateful acknowledgements those who have
so handsomely him from the first moment he
Identified with ths New York Riding School, and pledges
himself endeavor BY the most unTemng attention 70
merit continuance their kindness He would respectfully
inform his friends aud the public that he will his
Evening Classes connection with his Day Sc hoo for
ton and exercise riding Monday evening the I'd Of No
vember. Application be made az the O>e, School
room. JAS. CODOINGION, PROPRIETOR
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SHAWL WAKEHOUSE.

VTVHE PROPRlETORS OF this Establishment invite pur
chasers their collection, raging
from cotton shawl 20 the India camcls hair
Dealing excusyely in the article Of Shaws can
the interest Of buyers OF the large
sor store, well the low prices which
selling, by the case, dozen single one.
JOHN G. HENDERSON & Co.
n9 lm~r 176 Pearl street.
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vl them BY peu.inE Moral Physioosy, written by the
yer, NJ D. Were this book carefully read by married
person. and its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different society from the would exist
The Of poverty and the prospect Of large family OF
prudent people from entering the matrimonial state; but
here work that will tell you important secrets which
all such obi Price of the book so
For sale by Zeber Co Of Chestnut and Sd Streets
Phlade pha and most bookseers ana the Editor Ann
s,reet. New York. OIL lmsr
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OUkE YOURSELs--AMERICAN COMPOUND =
" OF all the remedies discovered for the permanent
cure Of delicate disease the most speedy and GER
tain 1t contains no injurious or nau.eou.: dt1..
drink exposure business, and is adapted TO every
ser, and condition Patient. may rely that this rs 70
private practice OF physician with upsrrng success
radically curing nneynne OF the hundred and at
present the popular remedy in neighborng city
Try and convince YOURSELF after other remedies fail
bottle curing nine out OF every ten cases. Full dec
accompany each bottle. Sold wholesale by Comsoek
Co., Fl Courlandt street, reailed at Sc Hudson corner
Eowery and Grand Bowery and Walker, East Broadway
and Market, Fulton and Water, g. b H.n%ondd CO.,
Fulton Cranberry Streets Brooklyn Third and South
Streets PHILADELPHIA Charles and Pratt streets bat
more; c. Stott Warrington Cty and Robertson ana Cor
mcE Norfolk Va. n26 3fsw2wsrc
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NO CUKE NO PAY.

nK. COKBITT, l9 DUANE Street, Member OF the Royal
~ College OF surgeon, London may be CONSULTED ~ the
years devoted veneeal diseases enebes Dr. c. to
the form Of this disease Recent cued in
four days No Mercury used Structures cured IN or
weeks without any pain. Constitutional debility
Those individuals who have ndulged certain loathsnme
habit positively restored health and society DIE
removed his office insnGated by certain mush
Dentist Remember 10 Duane street, next door TO Dr.
Johnsons NJ lm$r
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ACCURDION TAUGHT.
JACOBS, Teacher Of the French Accordion, take
LIZ few pupils for winter class, appltcatiel
made He has just issued new book, comprsmga
selection OF popular with valuable for tho
instrument founded practice IT eight Apply az
the original Accordion and Musical Instrument Depot where
terms will be made known. IS Chatham
nil 1msrr Opposite Chamber St
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TIE THANKSGIVING -ITALiAN-
tENCIJCH

MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY !. consulted as usual
l IN all diseases Of delic complicated nature. He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated IN
native country with experience Of nearly 80 ears
His residence aud Offices No koscvet one door from
Chatham street. OF imspc
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SPERM CANDLES. OILS, FRUITS, sc.

SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &c.
CUPEKIOR Sperm Candles at Is cts ID; winter bleach
y ed sperm OIL 81 gallon; very good white Lamp OIL,
CTS: white Solar do say with large stock OF
fresh Teas, Family Groceries, foreign F1,ts For sale
any part of the city. free Of charge, by
]. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and 4as Greenwich, and rs Vcsey SITS.
Also large assortment Of cheap white and brown Sugars
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.
X WATERSTON, teacher of Drawing and Painting
d TO Flushing Institute L. L. has st some leisure
time which wishes fill giving Private Lessons, or
in attending schools.
Terms moderate and may be learned by applying Ill
Canal street. T j. Croweni bookstore, Broad
nd Bleecke. street. n. Y OFT im$r
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lK: BUERHAvE's HYGEAN KENOVATOR.

found truly valuable introduction this
try In Debility of the Organs of Reproduction, arising from
solitary indulgence OF the from natural
is quick aud nfable remedy removes chronic gses,
and those of the urehra mistaken for strctues
In female diseases particularly whites accompanied with
debility it is used with References can be given
physicians Price 50 bottle of 6 orr for 81
and sold only for the importing agents, 2o4k Fulton st NY
ntQtc
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PREMIUM SHAVING SOAP.
THE Genu Walnut Oil Military Shaving Ssep manu-
i featured BY the inventor Dr. Peter VIoom h.: again
public against either of limitations got
Others 1t only be had genuine wholesale and re-
whore offer also the lowest terms general assoE
A''A' - Johnson, VKOOM FOWLER.
General Agents DR. Foord celebrated Pectoa Syrup,
offered the public for colds and all
diseases of the lungs. nl6 -nc