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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New INcEy Lottery Office


New Lucky Lottery Office,
BASEMENT ROOMS, Under The Ea gle Hotel, Corner
ID " Nam and l3th Streets, Richmond. ia.
"lucks" q "Portun-''-to realize which, beg leave
call the attention Of all persons lar and near 10 tr
a all prizes are in the hands OF Luck" for the "a
p.ials address your orders 10 {. u. LICh.
$4,000! 100000
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No -, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Jsly IL, l5i6 a, Wilmington, De-
lawarr. &C Nos, IL drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
Prize Of S;),0D0 Prizes Of s 500
10000 4 Prizes Of 900
5.0UOl :" 7Jb
i,02s +" 500
&c. &c &c.
Tickets Sla halves quarters 5 UJ Risk on a
pac kage of whole Tickets Si7 10; halves sc 90 quar-
ters 30 10.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three prizes OF Soi,Wl0 each.
Lowest3 NJ Prize $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery clar> No "a 10 IL drawn
Saturday, July o5, lsi6, n Wilmington Delaware
rs Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals.
prassof s s5StS sprizse.s Of s3,9 90,
$4,000 ~ : 800
10 900 ~ $50
4oii ~ - moo
3UCU $50 500
Tickets si2; halves 6; quarters 3. package Of y
Wholes costs S56; warranted 10 draw 10 10; risk
1853 60-shares in proportion.
Persons from the country visiting the CITY should bear
In mind that all prizes in The hands of LUCK.
July Is c. B. LUCK, Richmond Va.
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$50 OO0l IN nm, 49,,

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 90 to be drawn
on saturday, July lSh 1876, at Wilmington, Delaware.
TO Nos, IL drawn.
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LOTTERIES.
StraltOn,s OH3ce

MO. 5, SOUTH FIFTEENTH
IN STREET.
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LATE OF TIE FIRM OF
RI ID ID 4 & II * w l. b : i l. X
DEGS leave Ia announce, that he has commenced
- on hi. own account, the
Tnn4Ccn COMMISSION RI'SINESS
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Dissolution.

June 5-d4t&c,l
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Tickets ST. halves e quarters VI. Risk on a
package Of whole Tickets Sill co. halves Sc 80 quar-
trrs 80 10.
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July Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

ret, New York s6 houu-he has sxp~snced bosterous
passsge Cd-Bng catharne yespeE Providence RI; brig
Martha Kasmsn. 0eorgsown c. Went 20 ssa-IFr ship
Jupiter Hsy bark Creole. Liverpoo sehr Lszch Ro
CAsrrss Jan a-Ar sch Rio Grande Boston, and sid
HeIMIs'. HOIE, Jan asAn sch A Nckerson Smith Bes.
Eastpor for Alexandria, schs Rsdwng Hnks Johns NIB
sata orsnd for NBsdiord B.rbsdoe. FrsaLfor
Prospect; brig Opsnango schs Redwing. Meridian Nick
NEwroa. Jan ss-An schs Gentle. Atwood, Norfolk for
Fall River cutters J.skon and EwnE from cruise Sid
.NAsrucKET, Jan 2s-An, sloop Leader. Russell. New
Nrw HAvEs Jan s,-Arr bark Panthes Antsus; brig In
dusry st CroI sld-sloops Paahea, Wheeler New York;
NEw ORLEAss Jaa Allowed down and the 2lst
inst ship Warsaw and sch Gallon Arr, ship Osprey IBrl 81
days Liverpool ships Swantou m Havre
Eng DAYS Vim Cry d, I'm H,ys5s SSa.h TG M a
Sandsh DIS f NYork; Pao, FIN Vera Cruz 18th inst brss
yunus so ds I'm Palermo; Nancy Pratt I'm May,gus Ohio 20
ds m Dominica; H.ldec d. FIN Ragged Island Caucs.sisn
fun Falmouth ia: Trinidad % ds Trinidad Cldshp
Vesta Havana; bsrks Lousana Bsltmore Daniel Web
ster amonth Eng; David Nichols Peiiad; Tom Paine sa
bound upship Trenton I'm Kio de Janeo Also ship and
five barks, names unknown. :.
PRoypENcE Jan 4i-An. bark Qunnebaug, Apalachicola
folk; Star, NYork; sloop Tecumseh, do.
RIcHMosp, Jan 30-Arr brig Betsy and Jane Aakapas.
Cld-shis Wakona, Liverpool; Canton, Amsterdam
salem Jan N-Sd, sch North Star OF Camden firm York
boundE
Belfast for West Indies Cottage Ewood Frankfort Tor Bal
timors. Sld27th schr Queen Pomare, Snow, N York.
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CerrrR-We noticed sale of old at Is cents cash
New sheathing Is quito steady at % cents-6 months
hiprss-There were salss of Laguna effected upon
tie rms not made public. Some 400 Neamoras AT III
Jess per cent 30 days, and dry Southern cents
cash ~
Hors.-wc have only to note sale in good E..tsrn
and Western for export, at 20 IS cents
IRoS.-There were sales Of Swede at SIS fror, ,ha
vessel, and s. J. old sable, at so7 So on time scocH
Pig is steady at $685. English Bar SIS, Refined ditto asa
so SIS. -
LEAp.--We have not much to notice in this marhe,
Missouri is dull at 81 so, at which price few ssles
were made. 10000 pigs says the Gaisna yfdrert,sy
shipped from that place during the las, yea the
weight Of each pig averaging 20 pounds
RcE-The market, since the arrival Of the steamer
has been very dull with decline in prices; good quail
" Is held at 81 IS, at which price about 100 tsrces
changed hands We notice sale of prime at 81 624.
TobAeeoConnecticut seed leaf 10 selling at 10 cts
cash; Florida segar leaf, l2t s7t. In Kentucky St
on Rand.
wHAiEBosE-The market is quite Grm, with but little
onerlng- ipr home use. There was. however a
sale oil about 1000 lbs Of North West Coast for export
at 81 cents.
wooL-The market continues very firm. with a xm.
dual decline 10 the stock, which Ia now ouite light
Some sales oil white Smyrna eneced AZ III cents
mos; Tor other descriptions, the demand Il Imi,ad
FREroHrs-To Liverpool, are rather nuisLsr sho,rh
the packets recently have filed up with much d,ascuy
To London, they not active, and we sIl9htiv r.
eur quotations. To Hsvrs, there continues 70 Sc ysYy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
ALBANY, Jan. 80, 1876.

ALBANY, Jan. 30, 1886
The Democratic Caacns-Confusion Horse Con-
founded.
A caucus of the democratic members OF the Lee
gslature was held this evening, at the Assembly
Chamber, for the purpose of nominating State
Treasurer, and two Regents of the University
Thomas Harrington, of Tioga the unsuccessful candidate
last year, almost unanimously nominated State
Treasurer. Mr.. Enos the present incumbent. received
six votes. You will be exceedingly surprised when
tell you that John L. OSullivan, New York. and Ro
bert Campbell Jr Of steuben nominated Regents
OF the University probably unnecessary to remark
that the grossest personality and the ntoerabe
hubbub and confusion prevailed in the caucus these
contingencies would be- naturally presumed in the pre-
sent harmonious and " unerrfedn state of the de-
mocracy in this city Bishop Perkins Of ST. Lawrence,
hoped that history of the affair, in the papers, woui
be" skipped Senator Clark, from Washington county
was highly ncensed at the proceedings that he alb
rurtly left the before the nomination OF off.
GERS A joint caucus OF the members will be held on
Monday next tor the election of State Treasurer and
Regents of the University as Of course the inees
will be elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
l59 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ESTABLISHING

w
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT.
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
since the opening of his Store in New York PreEsnE that
in Perumsry the should prevail either the best
he socits moments attention he fol-
lowing Ineligible proofs that he capable OF offering
the very best whether the composition be foreign Amer
t He unequaed advantages in Paris hay
ing been for Director OF the Laboratory Of Lam
ges Pere Fills for half century the first house in this line
in Europe 2ad Since the first exhibition, OF
his PeIfume has without single exception. obtained in
all competitors and at the last exhibition New York. he
honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
Perfumey 3d His Perfumery has banishsd the imported
whenever i has come fairly into competltion Tins Is en-
not be so? His Perfumery is, in fact the foreign,
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication. with the
addition Of excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and Of these articles OF
the greatest importance owing to their ershabs nature Atm
His prices from 30 to so cent lower In fine, the sub
scber educated the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and SIX Of his offers the products
Of his laboratory equal the best imported and superior
them from the advantage OF recent much lower
prices He, therefore, aers himself that his preparations
who to prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been subjected the influence Of
voyage. To conclude, the Subscriber always
hand perfect OF the best foreign perfamey and
purchasing according to the Judgment preference Of he
divdual.
The subscriber respectfully soIics call from those
who wish purchase that which is genuine he the
being the purchaser He particularly
the attention Of wholesale and retail dealers his
plete which he Offers them from 30
50 per cent cheaper than they buy elseyheTe
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
100 1m*r Perfumery, &c.
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Medical Advice,

DOCTOR LAMERT 10 still confidently consulted at his
- old Office g. Gold between Fulton and Beekman
on all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild
hndauce business pursuits Recent cared in
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari.
sing from frequent indugenes oths passions
confirmed mpotency engage the DIS .tric est attention. his
object being system mentally and bodily 70 that
state OF vigor nature originally desigred. .
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
being the least caused by NAL treat
Of medical and sometimes by the
neglect Of parties themselves by the Dr. eectualy
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified Advertising Sur
the city, perfect no charge made
Letters paid enclosing fee Immediately attended
Ststes.
Offce g. Gold street. Open from A. NJ to 9P.M
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PHILAbEIPHiA, Feb. /, 1916
Decentralization Of the Morning Line from Nsv York
-AsUl fra@ MerieO.
The weather has changed, and sinow very cold with
an occasional sprinkle Of from the North East
The New York morning line did not arrive until nine
o'clock last evening the boat having aground in tho
Rartan river in the morning. in consequence of the fog
and compelled 10 remain till the tide Such 10
said TO have been the cause Of the detention.
The news from Mexico, this morning. you have al
ready receved-and together with the OF the late
massacre of the Buenos Ayreans, by the combined
French and English forces at the mouth of the Parana
forms the subject Of considerable comment You per-
oeve that the advices from exico place Mr. Sde our
Minister in rather awkward predicament Almonte
at the head OF affairs There il nothing of importance
in local matters.
OUR PHILADELPHIA SUBscRIBERs.-On account OF the
fog the Rartan river Saturday morning the Cam
den and Amboy line did not reach Philadelphia till quar-
ter past nine o'clock that evening consequently
5000 subscribers in that city were disappointed.
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Medical Aid.

DOC TOR g RE DRY.
NERVOUS Constitutional, as also sexual Debility, 70
snlting from certain ndcreet practices Of ths
youthful and houghess Nature il good
forget her but will later call them
fearful reconng sometimes proves be-
Among the symptoms ofhs bghtng and desotng habit ave
impoency nocturnal emissions, consumption wasting Of
the body palpaon Of the heart shaking Of the
hands; confusion Of the intellect Of busness
yoracious appetite food; and partial
loss of Of the faculties such the sight,
ing, voice, memory, &C., and also the arrangement OF
ssIiap such the :,onsch liver lung. ard brain
For repairing and reinvgo.tns the eonstitutqp and
would earnestly recommend his Invgoratlng, Tonic
Cordal strengthens and generously nourishes the
and not followed by reaction, 10 the with other
needles it; good effects psrpsnen and The lasting
Price 81 BOTTLE half dozen for So to Be
by part Of the country or what more convent
by mail as will make three bottles with fall dec.
tons and advice for and larger quantity proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted at his oces No.
door from Chatham, at n hours. All communication: T
waiting separate and never
each other. Dr. g. is regular Physician md Surgeon
and has been than twenty the practice OF treating
private diseases in all their varieties Terms reasonable
21untY
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SIeareO saturday,
Ship Oxford, Yeaton. Liverpool. H Marshall.
Ship Ship kHs: phgss Gs ossaa hfS w Livingston
sSs,:s S! Assa
Brig Black Hawk, Robinson Havana; Corning 4 SON.
Brig Rudolph Grooming, Thompson Key West Maitland
Brig Manhattan Jehpson, Ag.lachicoln, Hurlbu, Co.
s Yss.: :issd Ssdsd r hias'
so Ham. sasfs Tyson
s scsT Ssan i',n Cole Baltimore johnson L.sdsn
H : :yo fK :k. M'ff .s
ssS Martha Amet Phillips T.Hnton
@ i? a siiS,i Portland. sii''"''' o'' Mailer
sehr Sea- Seal Hart, u Richmond lsoa: D0''0"
s ssST SS B1 dssoSs o Saoi
scIr Parace Young Richmond 0'A
sS SSp Midas: Flss sisn oSiassss
Arrived.
BIg Robert Thurton IS day. I'm ssris Leone Africa
Marion Of Portland Wilmington NC bound to astinaae
18Th 10 AM sgsn.h Pe1cca Amors FIN Matanzss bnd Bar
q. +.
:s
Bermuda .nse The 10Th of Jaspay which
siiisy s'i;'
q ei. 81 ssss .ss
'ifsS III j
johns Nb "a ohicer, Thos Downes VIM Raynor Thos
Curren the remainder arrived before reported in
the Frankeld New Orleans For list Of vessels left at
SeIris Leone, see under head Of foreign ports.
Basocoa with tobacco to Morng left no Am vessels
18th lat 60 Ion IS 50 spoke brig Virgin and for Boston from
st Domingo.
BrgJ Huntington Gerard (before repored days firm
Trinidad de Cuba, with molases to Chastealn Ponver
Brig Lamar, Ephm kchard.on master Apalachico.
Ia FLAT If brig Alabama ldg fir NYok sid in company with
bark Louisa fr N York
Bark Peter Dem Pierce ds FIN Savannah with cotton to
NJ Dmeiil.
schr A Alderman ads FIN Virginia, to order
Schr Herald Small 80 d. I'm Tobasco with logwood
Paruo the has experienced heavy weather during tho
sage.
schr Mca Cansey stubbs 80 hrs I'm Hamilton NC naval
stores to
sch Abisha Jenkins Hawes fun Nrleans and the Pass
II DIS. with sugarto Hsaen Robt Williams, A Stilwell.
Brace Post % hours FIN York River oysters TO
Schr Jossph Marsh Hodges Is DIS FIN Newbun; with naval
stores to Mitche the M has been twice blown of
the Gulf
Schr franklin Pearac, ds FIN Orocoke, NC, with naval
stores to 2 + Robinson.
Schr Julius Sprlnge, CLARK ds I'm Wilmington N c. with
nsya stores Robinson Blackwell 18th, o'clock, NJ,
on Cnncotque into by .ch Adrian hence for Norfolk
carried away bowsprt also the fore rigging of the Adrian
Ship Columbus Wood. I'm Liverpool
Herald lays anchor at the w Spit.
Schr Augusta Johnson IA ds I'm Newburg NC, with naval
stores.
sehr Thaddius, Hudson, I'm Norfolk.
Brigs.
Brig @ Henry, Ragged Island
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Domestic Importation

Howell do George Boweh-ss do leonard Balloq-1t do
Hunt-si do Hurbut-2a6 do Bennet Johns n-sl do
Charles Dellinger18 do Banks Bushs bIs bales mdze
boz A,hdae & Hannah-io bales moss Daniel Pnce-lO5
ArALAcaeoLA-BrigG B Lsmar-2o bales cotton James
Phlps-so DO Center Cc-2o do Ralph Post22s do slas
Perkins Hopkins-5 do VIM Agnew & Sons
SAyANNAa.Bark Peter Demill-l6 casks rice Good Watt
30 do Moring-l3s bales cotton Buckmeyer Son
DO Burritt Johnson1a do Collin, C,hs,1lso do
Graves-2 boxes 1865 hides deer skin Millettss bis
furs Spear Vanderhof-i pkg Lulane2 bs FWheeles
10 do Esen2 boxes IS bales S. rice order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

small amount Offering To Antwerp, is 900 bushels Of
Corn have been engaged, at 20 cents per bushe
EIcHASoE-There has not as yet been much dons in
foreign for Transmission by the Boston steamer Of to-
morrow. We quote bills on London 81 81 pc rcent pre-
mium-though sales have in some instances BEEN made
below the lowest and above the highest Of these rates
Paris, f52si af6 AT Amsterdam, ssi act Antwerp,
39t 3et-nominal there having been nothing done
Hamburg, 35i and Bremen, 7st 7st cents.
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q . m M &c II GAL.


New York, Saturday, Jan. 81.
AsHEs.-The market for the past few days has assum
cd great deal of frmness and advance in prices
We quote Pots, old So SIT and new, at 81; Pearls
81 30.
ExroRr, FROM lsr 27rH JANUARY.
Ios Il ,OI6 bbls.
earns 1Vo Dds.
BEsswAx.-Southern, Western and Northern, we're
held at 29t 80 cents. There has been little more
than usual doing in prime yellow generally for export
Corror-There was only small business transacted
to-day IN this article Prices steady at the
annexed Sales 600 bales Of which shippers have taken
one.hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
Medical Gard.

DO G I o X M r. r 8 ON,
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, solk Fulton strest.-
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted con6deataly
on all private dseases which hs without mercury,
sgant II diet or pursuit Recent cases. particularly 0onor-
SThICTURES or THE URETHRA are cured BY DR..
on improved principles without pain inconveaencs
the PATIENT A. the symptoms Of Sccture analogous with
those OF other affections OF apparatus bur
should Pc allowed to make the
sutIer mIeh injury from swkwa.d R!aetitoners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the tram Of evils resulting from de-
cnr v %
principles by restoring the healthy tone and
charge
~. n.-Dl. ", noios mo communion Win medica pendessf
advertising Surgeon IN the city Bee his diplomas hi. oc
204k Fulton Letters post paid and containing fes will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union
Office 2H Fulton street. Greenwich, New York Opea
from A. M to 10 p. NJ, daily. nal lmsrc
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This statement does include the large number vessels
built this district and owned Of it, about 1000 tons
owned here but not yet registered Jan 1890 the
and sold OF the State wefas many under tons)
s,1i so.s5ths.-Poriiand advertiser.
spoken.
Bark John Cke from Boston for Batavia. Jan r. lat It's
Ship Peruvian, s,serins nth ult lat n n lon raso
ship Hsmle Wppan, OF Boston, from Rio Janero for New
Ship Samuel tB, from Daba for Mobile, Jan 49, lat x Ion
Bark Nelson the 18th inst 30 miles by fm Aps.
ass bark Fanny FIN N orleans, I ds out for Haus
Whalsmen.
Whaling schr Two Brothers, got of from Cape Poge
7ath with the assistance Of sloop Fame She has sustained
wy ''''''' 49, Foreign Ports.
MATAs..' Jan ,l-Arr bssl: Walter Rankin from Frank
Warren. Sid a, Br BRIG Louisa for HALIFAX
ss m Leone pss Eth P0 big Oriental ofsssm vii
fhils sid LIST f. River G.mbis
sail d. BARK Eddy ID. Posn 100 %
s s IN dys bark Franklin. Gibbs ds n Boston sail
a 9a .shr Rspds Cook Ids Boston to sail in dys; brig
sh'eds i'm Portland and brg Orion Randall. firm Wiscasset
arr at Trinidad the 18th San.
Home Ports.
eans ,sS a s--t ship coIsoys t:f BATH Lowell. Or
d,go s,h Bark Tuk. White Yori; seboo.. Apnston
Vernon "a Cseu brig X,.lsp.. ln Wi%u ,no MSHe.
% shss cid c;ea
sch Ocean sid this forenoon 10 NJ ,Sp Mansny'
hsrLs Lyssnde STEAMBOAT, sansee. Georgia Duke Of Wei
JucHscnr Jan A-an, sch Sea Fan, New York.
CHAREsror, ysu 2s-Arr line ship H Ailea Wilson Nv
%sy scsS @'ssi "a sSs D. I.
lBrl brig rsn =; Hn.s1 n Sy. f fs pSnc.n 9s:r
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Passengers Sailed.

In the HnERrA from Boston, Liverpoo-s Cornell
wife John srillman and wife, WIN Carmichael VIM While
fort YIN Cspnisghan - Young Rufus Prime Richie.
nell neil Barker Rebt ADAM Jacobs, Rob, Crawford
White, Young John spers, Thos IRE 1 Campbell,
Honge, VIM McApslan Murphy, II Core, Miss Roxburgh
For iI,ifa1-Jacob Mountin J q Bates, .. Total-4s.
ny-The above list is probably not yet complete.
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ECONOMY

ITO Enterprsng Men and the Public. five hundred per
cent TO be realised by Duttons Patent Ice Accumuator
lots where IL the city with the aid Of few ite
when cannot be obtained from rivers has made ice SIX
inches thick in "a hours The specimen and apparatus
wher. there number Of blocks Of ice feet thick and 40
first for shppng) This little revolving
beautiful fountain TO be placed in yard n Those
wishing obtain rights informaon will please call
Of Lombard and Ashton the sboy
Philadelphia. JOHN BUTTON.
J~vz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
Medical Aid.

mr. GREGORY No. Roosevelt street., is consulted In all
~ diseases OF private nature Dr. g. Is regular Physican
and Surgeon, anu of than twenty eyperence
during which time he has made valuable aud important
discoveries in curing speedily Terms for med
and advice S. and will be sent by any part
the country. 80. L.
SrRIcTuRE THE URETHRA-This most dreadful form 81
the disease yields Of Dr. g. in the
shng He the inventor Of method by which he
will structure many days formerly
took months and besides this his plan the least
painful the certain and abiding whereas the old mods
did frequently the patient msy
be- ncurable structure Of thirty duration curd
by Dr. g. single week. One OF the most common sym
toms Of structure little involuntary escape Of water im%sdt
will be forwarded ON application. -
The PRIvATE TREATIsE, called "The Rubicen This
little volume of which Pr g. is the author and pubsheI
happen to need .sp. and tr..ty friend i wltsen IN
themsev treats the d,esses and derangsment. Of
the genital Of both showing plainly the best
thod small edition th. work has been prepared
by mail the postage which about cents
part of the United States
TAt Dr. Gregory private Offices, No Roosevelt street,
door from Chatham may be had his Cordial nd Book
and also advice all hours oil the day evening" All COM
muncation. viii be considered strictly eonhdea,n The fol
lowing drug agencies for the sale Of the book and
remedies NO Is William Maiden Lanej FULTON
q, corner OF Water ST. 70 Fulton st. corner Of Gold 81
Bowery Of Walker l Delancey st. corner Of Su
folk ~ East Broadway, Of Market st.; and both
corners OF Broadway and Chambers MS lmsr
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Miscellaneous Record.

Packet ships Oxford Yeaton for Liverpool Mediator Pratt
for London. and Louis PHILIPPE, Casof, for Havre will sail
this tMonday) morning Letter bags the Exchange News
Room.
Packet 'hp Sheridan Cornish for Liverpool vodaby
detained until the morning Of the Sd inst
Ship Adelaide, Adams for Havana will leave to-day
also
Ship Brooklyn, Captain Richardson will sail for
San Francisco and Sandwich Islands
Packet ship Castor, Causr for Marseles will also sail
Tuesday.
Ship H. ALLEN from this port arrived Charleston the
2sth uf making the in five days and beating the mail
day.
Steamship GEM, from this port arrived Charleston on
the 2sh passage Of IS hours having experienced very
boerous and heavy weather She have sailed on the
afternoon Of the goth for Havana