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Packets 70 Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II.



Ships Tarointa Case, Liverpool q Grswod; Con.
S,o%r cSs...se$: SSsisy S.t G%9s sasys%i
A Sss
%s bmon SS tS
nor, Boston, Bfe Vose Almalia smith Curacoa Foalk
ksi Keys s f:a Sas.S
g%S hsS %. &ssas,Ss:
swallow, Robn.oa;, Washingon Exchange, Sweet sui.
C BH
Barxes Mars Philadelphia Orb Yspp Phladel.
sssSs '% a. nj' h.sSs
ssH r%y Rf; and days rom the
5sns.IO Win 500 bags coffee 10 piece, rose wood,
r sa. 'r As s: ~ from Re sss:
MO Of sa rho oe Ia.
ed B sfSyS RUFUS Ss sS" suJas ,se %
to Badger PssL TCo: 18th the late gale while lay.
'f s s .s boat ~ "a
10 .ns s z o.sS w sh PSs:
lon g. SIGNALS and passed bark Edward Ames fin
Columbian brig Oronoeo R.a.a, IS days from Ausostur.
with hide. and coffee to Maitland Connie passenger.
.ss i%S S:.s. s. sss TS s %
Il. g. from poE. SsE
from Boston, for Georgetown, SC Aug a. the outward
passage lat 80 49, lon IS 20? passed bottom
vsrdgs bottom apparently new, of about ITO TOMS stern
Brig Port Leon Macoon from Port Prince. Sept 2sth
with logwood, TO Rossire Co. Lat 20 H. Ion 70 So
spoke schr Cadet, OF Buckspor for Baltimore 10th inst
lat 80 2 IS passed brig Frances Louis Of Bath
ing 81 la the gale lost fore topsail
with plaster to master. 18th inst 10 miles Of the High.
lands in the late gale ied away topmast fore top
gallantmast, stove buIN~Srks, and split sails.
Brig Baldwin, Bamber, from Savannah. via Norfolk, 7
days, with cotton, TO Durham Dimon. Put Norfolk
IA distress being eaky and carried away opmas
I.Schr Lynchburr Tidy days from Richmond and days
from the Capcs with flour and tobacco. Allen Paxson
Schr Pauline Fields, from Newbem NC, with naval
TO Blackwell In the late gale, of Cape Henry, lost
part Of deck load OF naval stores
Schr Maria Johnson days from Baltimore, with mdse
schr Thomas Nancy from Wilmington nc, for N York.
with loss Of mainmast, and galley stove.
Schr sesgne Beas6 days from Baltimore with mdse to
johnson Lowden.
schr sarah Merrill strong, tdays from Baltimore, with
schr Manche,er Matthias. days from Richmond, with
mdse, to Allen Paxson.
schr Marietta BUR- Dearborn days from Richmond, with
Hour, TO Allen Paxson.
Schr Rio, -, Baltimore.
schr John POLK Lougstreet, Virginia. wood. On Thurs
day afternoon, and AT sch shore Absecon
supposed TO nave got on in the late blow:
oenI Potemse Kelly Richmond and the Cspes flour and
corn, TO Allen \ Paxson
Sehr ANNA Julia Howiane, from Newbern, NC, with
schr Olivia Miles, Virginia, potatoes.
chr ven De kab, jenkins, Haprahsnnock, corn.
sehr Aisoms, Watts, Philadelphia, coal.
R''urnsdr 'sh Tns, hsaa, for psinors, I'D on Thars
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philadelphia Cattle market.

Der. lo-The Offering Comprises 1910 head Of Beef
Cattle including 200 from Virginia. $50 Cows and
Calves 500 Swine and 1850 sheep and Lambs Prices
Beef Cattle continue in fair demand 81 So 10 per
100 lbs 900 head driven to New York and 30
NAMED unssld Cows and Calves-Saes Of dry cows at
So a Sl2; sprngers $40 $ls, and mich cows at $is
$50 each Swine-Sses at 81 10 SIS per 100 lbs She
and Lsmbs-Saes of Sheep at 81 90 SO So and Lambs
at 81 3, each according to quality
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DOmeaflc Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is -Sales of several parcels for
shipment at SIS 1874 SIS l2 per bbl chiefly at the lat
tar price, which the current for standard
quality Rye Flour.-A sale at s. SIX Grain-Several
parcels of wheat 5000 bushels sold at 81 05
81 O6 for fair and good red, and 81 10 81 Is per
bushel for white Corn is exceedingly dull A sale Of
good Southern yellow at SO cents Buyers only offer IS
ce nts for yellow, and holders are storing.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct &c. 1886.
The politicians have been in agony of suspense this
morning. with regard to the result of the for sheriff
Flying reports of detected the returns before
published, changing the result ever hour put in
circulation probably by those who wished to hedge
anticipated losses by previous wage The long
agony brought to close about noon by the return
judges proclaming the native candidate Henry Lelar
being elected by 1875 plurality Mr. Deal. the demo-
cratic nominee.
The remainder of the democratic city and cou
ticket is elected-the above result being caused by ~
lar going far ahead of his ticket his personal popularity
inducing and to cast their votes for
him The plurality OF the democratic county commits.
sioner is o05.
The election Of Power the wing canal commissioner
is universally conceded his majority will certainly be
1000.
Columbia, Luzerne, and Wyoming. The Hon. MIR. viii.
mot the only member of Congress from this proes
sing free trade doctrines it is thought stands but POOR
chance Of being elected in the district which he repre-.
sens. Susquehannah gives him but so majority Brad.
ford and Tioga which form the rest of his district
they will have fifteen or sixteen members in the next
Congress The lower house of the Legislature will con.
tain large majority Of whigs, and in the Senate there
will be very nearly te if the p,eponderance not to-
wards the same side
The Southern mail failed to arrive in time this morning
to connect withhe mail for your city and the East This
detention occasoned by the Encouragement of the
roads, caused by the late storm Three Southern mails
with letters for the steam ship will consequently be left
behind.
The Winnebsgoes arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Washington and make their appearance at the Cir
Gus this evening.
The new City Councils met this morning, and elected
their officers for the ensuing year W. NJ. Meridh Esq
was elected President of the select and Samuel Norris
as the presiding officer Of the Common Council
Sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia.
OeT is, FIRST BoARp-lo shs Philadelphia Bank Ill;
Meehanics' Bank, Is.
say. ' ~ - V'|a' '"' 'ea'ins NM
,0s ss e. BoAsgnsScoO State S. e7H $4,000 do s7h
Sreosp BoAaD-oo shs Girard Bank OK; $1,000 Reading
$1,000 State SIS, 6iA. |'' WV NV 80 ''|a'
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port from our government 10 enter Vera Cruz He will
probably bring box OF segars and take the English
steamer He proves very efficient in managing Yucatan,
which is Just neutral as Mexico wishes.
The Havana editors congratulating their readers
upon escaping the violence of the equinoctal gales
We learn from Captain Williams that the steamboat
Guadalupe formerly belonging Mexico had been tried
at Havana, after undergoing repairs and the greatest
speed that could he got out of her eight knots She
TO sail for Spain the 4th inst The remainder OF
the French squadron, consisting Of frigae, soop and
one steamer had arrived at Havana and fred salute OF
fifteen guns which was answered by thirteen from the
castle. The French commander formally demanded two
more, and they were given. The French vessels that
had previously arrived at Havana had sailed for Vera
Cruz.
The Spanish vessels of at Havana the ID inst,
wore one sioop, one brig, and three schooners.
The law passed by our last Congress exemptng YES
sells nom certain Spanish colonies from more tonnage du
es in the United States ports agreeaby to the treaty OF
1892 and refunding such duties already paid, is copied
into the Havsna papers The justice OF government
"a exolled and especially the promptude of the Presi
dent
HAVANA Markets. Sept 9O.-Our provision market
continues brisk The stock of lard is much reduced say
to 200 Kegs and $50 barrels, consisting mostly of info
quality and here exists good feeling for the
article look for improve ment in the present
prices which llA to Sl2A good large barrel and
keg lard would now command SHY Butter at
s25 but nothing unless very superior article should be
Artist S4 Good hams to STAY Sugars very Arm at
decline be looked for New coffee is still at OK
to s6j but as the demand is small look for lower
prices soon. Exchange on New York, firm at per
cent premium.
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BALTIMORE, Oct IL, 1886.

BALTIMORE, Oct IL, 1876.
The Battle of Monterey-Bwglary-N pper and Draper
There's .4rresed-Tne Hoyt Correspondence-Ihe
Matrimonial Mystery-Markets, Stock Board, &c.
Great anxiety evinced in this city to learn fur
Their with regard to the battle of Monterey and the death
of the lamented Watson. All that have in relation
his DEATH u.s. that he shot at the head of his reg
ment but whether in attack the works of the
my by stray ball from their batteries is stated
His death has caused double the sorrow and poignant
grief in this city that the loss of Major Rnggod drew
forth, he known, loved, and respected by all
classes and in the city Although violent parti
in his political predictions, he had enemies,
among his political opponents.
The burglars beginning to depredate extensively
in all sections of the city The two gypsy thieves who
broke jail few weeks since, still large, and with
improbable that they at their work again.
The correspondence between Mrs Myers and Hoyt
which led to the death Of the latter is exciting much
trest here account of the extensive acquaintance Of
the parties in this city.
man calling himself James Brink nippor thief was
arrested to-day by officers Zell, Ridgley and Cook,
charged with entering the of Mr. VIM. Hobltsell
at the Globe Inn, Tuesday night and robbing him Of
and he was committed. John Penny and George Hess
also arrested to-day and committed charge ed with
stealing about 500 from the drawer Of Messrs Tucker
CO. whilst the person attending the store was looking Al
a procession passing. &.
j. F. Roberts, the young man who figured so nv steri
ously in marriage with lady in this city whilst at the
same time he was counting and endeavoripg to marry
another. has left for parts unknown. The lady, who
Priest White he married him to, having made
statement with relation to his treatment of her in the pa.
pers with the particulars of the marriage appeared last
week before the Grand Jury and had her indicted
libel To-day the Sheriff endeavored to summons him
witness in the but it soon ascertained that he
had left the CITY, and it is perhaps we'll he did the
of the accused and the guilt Of the accSser.
The MAnKErs-The flour market is still without snms-
Both buyers and sellers holding of for further
vices from England There small sales Of How ard
yestey at S. aud offers freely made 81 BY
but deci6d. Small sales OF City Mills also made at
S. Co.'s prime red wheat is now selling at % to los
and Of ou TO good 3 to cts Whskey has fu ther de
Sales of stocks at Baltimore.
Srocx BoARp-About $1,000 of Baltimore 6s 1870 were
sold to-day at s7x I'M Maryland SIS closed asked
76,& bid; Baltimore IS closed at s7ss bid
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day and the same night into bye vessel which
ned away the taft rail, boom, stove boGss Nc
The pilot which had the sunksn tow outsds
has left her.
Ship Cambridge for Liverpool lays saeAOr at Quarsn
tine.
ship; brig-unknown.
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=, APPOINTMENTS BY THE President. r..
Drodhead, Secretary of Legation of the United
states near her Britannia Majesty, vice McHenry Boyd
recalied al ms own request Thomas J. Mulhoilan re.
ceiver oil public moneys at Champsgnoie Arkansas in
the place Of Albert G. Rust, resigned WIN III Brian of
Georgetown d. Cjusce Of the peace for the county of
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R!cnnoNp, Oct is-Arr. bark warhian, wiIlison, New
srk; aid schr Manchester. Matthias, do.
sALEM, Ocfi4-Sd schr Mary, Besrse, N York
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COM M h. HCIAL.
Friday. October I6,

Friday, October 16.
AsHEs The sales yesterday about $50 barrels
81 81 06k for Pots, and 81 so for Pearls
Corro~-The market continues quiet and inactive
but little disposition being shown by either buyers
sellers 70 cp.rsfs until lster sdvcss from Europe
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at Exchange wharf broke adrif and fell foul OF gov
eminent lighter. The L. r. had her side chafed. The
schr Charles Of Taunton lying in the stream dragged
her anchors and fell foul Of Adgers wharf when she
slipped her cable She injured her head and quarter
The schr f. w Johnson, at Southern wharf, had her
side badly chafed The sohrs Ellen and agadahock
ashore high and dry the end of Tradd south side
The schr Ellen at Chi 'om's Mill 10 badly chafed. A
lying opposite Benefits wharf Ashley River, sunkA
negro the PATRON Of the boat missing and sup
posed to be drowned The sloop Julia Riley near the
Charleston Bridge broken to pieces The sloop Delight
ashore foot Of Gibbs street The fishing smack Calhoun
sunk at Fitzsimmons wharf. but raised this
ing The packets Clara Fisher and Romp, both sunk;
the r. total wreck The steamer Anson lying at Ex-
change wharf, had Of her wheels carried away and
injured moulding. The steamer Charleston received
some injury TO wheel numbur Of small craft, boats,
&c, aunk The whole of the wharves have received
more or less injury. The principal Pattons
Lambs, Browns, Sollee's, Commercial and Southern
Large quantities of fire wood slaves, &c. have dred
away. The steamer Gladiator left this morning with
the mail but has returned in consequence of the heavy
The west end Of Tradd street. leading 10 CHS
hom's mill is washed away in several places and
srewed with boards and scantling Birds wharf much
injuredthe head entirely carried away Head Of Nc.
Elmoyle's wharf injured. Moreiand's yard damaged,
and wood washed away South Bay wall and sidewalk,
between King and Meeting streets much broken up. A
lew breaches in the East Bay Battery wall We learn
that serious injury has occurred Sulvans Island
Most Of the fences have been prosraed but there has
been no further mischief
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Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsToN-Ship Southport-Mr w 8 Comstock, NJ
Downs ~
Foreign Importatlons.
MALAGA-Brig Rufus Soue-o,49s boxes $3.50 Il do 142s
Z do raisins 40 cks wine Francia Brother.
MALAsA-Brig Sally Ann, 9o3 boxes 1870 hi do 30i3 or
do Barclay K Livingston,
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cevsd The few parcels sold have been generally at
inside quotations -
LIVERPOOL CLAssUrcArIoN.
Neo Orlsens
Mob.kTeras.

FLOUR is heavy at IS SO for Westerns about $500 bash
els of Northern corn yellow sold at 20 cts weight
PoRk-Mess pork Is held at $40 IS $40 371z Prime,
50 IS 50 s7, beef is worth 81 rs So 25 prime,
S6 4
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New SUeAR.--Eighteen hogshcads of sugar
and eighteen barrels of moases the first of the neu
crop, arrived this morning.-N o. Jtfersonion OeL g
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DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S

ITALIAN MEDICA SOAP.
TvHIs admirable emoIlient is now BY common consent
rated No. as remedy for botcbes pmpes, pustues,
seur reckles sunbum all kinds OF and
species Of discooraton Of the skin All competition has
been completely dstanced by this invaluable preparation,
the demand for which, within the last mouths has ~
creased more than 500 cent and still increasing Inc
ion rendered proyerba beauti6er Of the skin;
and dressing be considered furnished with pro-
per toilet that lacks
II is also delicious compound and be used in hsrd or
salt aud sovereign and remedy Tor
the bites Of insects II beauty be- 1t Is asserted only skn
deep the important that the thin covering IN which
ractve state Dr. might 20 on the merits o. ms
Italian Medcaed Sosp but he thinks that the number
fcaes which have been throughout the Union
of several thousand dollars, the Doctor from emit
Physicians, Cergymen Members Of Congress- Captains
Of ships Ocers Of the Army and host Of distinguished
the original Of which away. be seem
IL required the Doctor thinks sufficient TO CONVINCE any
might apply to them the language oscrpturc and ye
mot Moses and the PoPhst neither would ys believe
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle positively extrpates root and
branch all superhuous hair.
Gourauds Liquid Rouge will impar the pale cheek and
lip crimson flush, magnificent that Of the
Gouraud Grecian Hair Dye will change red hair
to beautiful black.
Gouauds Lily white instantly disspates redneses huahes
and roughness.
Beware Of deception and remember that impossible to
the genuine preparations of Dr. Geuraud
his depot 81 Walker street store FROM Broadway and Of
his
AGENrsI4 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Boston, A. g.
Jordon Milk street; Lowell Carleton Co.; Worcester
Green X Co.; Pierce, Albany OF 1m~rre
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS Nc

HENRY KAHN Importers s. Nassau street, up stars,
linear Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris and offer for sale, most extensive and
artificial Flowers in lunches wresths spriss ysrsnd' &c
fetal Flowermakes The descriptions, and enbra
cling every article in this line.
FEATHEHS-MaIabouts, do imitation, ostrich and fancy
Feathers in variety and Of the very rches kinds
as 1msrc
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The Secretary of the Treasury returned to
Washington this morning, in the Northern cars-Vash.
ingfon, Union, Oct is
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TESTIMONIAL.

IESIIWONIAL.
LIE CHEY,R DON ANGEL CALDERQN DE LA
. BARCA Minister Plenipotentary from the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen Of Spain to the United States
Washingeon do state that have known Dr. A. c. CASTLE,
gent standing in his profession Of medi
cal and surgical Depthat those requiring his profession
ritX. Signed. A;CALDERON DE La BARCA.
and performs operation pertaining to the restoration Of
the mouth gums and teeth "a srh
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ruBLfsHEp
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
HsaSnvuss cepHnA ~ IvLSeB ARR NASSAU GrssAe
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TO Strangers and others attending the Fair.
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING
SALOON,
No. IL Pearl Street.
the House for those who attending
the Fair get their meals. The house alb three
minutes walk from Castle Garden.
Open till 10 O'Clock p. NJ GEORGE BROWN
OF 2w*rc Late Of Lovejoy's Hotel Proprietor
UNION HOUSE.
subscriber has aiken the above named ,ad lpls.
did HOTEL completed the Of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass and will open the for the
public accommodation the eoth The Union House
10 large richly finished and furnished and offers unequalod
TO a, travelling through Springfield for
States Hotel" and Congress HAIL. Saratoga the sub
scrber respectfully invites his old friends and and
8. 8. sEMAN
Springfield, July a, 1876. aus 3msr
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Pavilion. New Brighton. Sept. %. isas. : 's !;

HAKTWELL'S WASHIN TON HOUSE.
CC0 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia. n The above
Oestablshment having recently undergone thorough
repairs and refuished throughout the sdvanta
of New House, with the long experience of the present
proprietor who only his that his efforts
will not be relaxed TO luxury that conduce
to the comfort pleasure of his guests. 81 meodsr
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PAVILION. NEW BRIGHTON

PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the inform his friends and
the public in general that he will keep the Pavilion,
New Brighton open during the ensuing winter should
will reach Mr. Blancard by being addressed
to him Post Office, New ork.
The steamboats, Il follows
From New Brighton. From New York
II AN. IL AM.
50 T.. M 81 SPIN.
+. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion New -BYightou. Sent s29 tfrh
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TO DRUGGISTS. SC.

TO DRUGGISTS, &c.
LNOR SALE-The Lease Store. Furniture, Good Will,
&c. of well established and han fitted Drug
Store with full complete Of Drugs Cbemi
Gals Fancy Articles &C. situated in OF the best neigh
borhoods and the upper Of the
city. The is ping large and easing prescrp
ton and family business and wishing to enter upon
and profitable business this 10 opportunity sell
dom to be met with Terms reasonable Apply at ls9 Sixth
avenue. oi5 ThS&Tusr
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TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
THE snly true and original Wslnut on MhnX snsvns
Soap. Family Soaps, highly Scented Toilet Sosgs 20
lones Extract and general assortment o. every
perfumsry Of the choicest description ana " me io~ss
Souhen Merchants and Dealers in general nvrtsdto
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
8 im 90 o'aI'i JSh iSfsss vRooM yowLEn
MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
pARTH SHAW beg to call the attention Of the public
ID ed Apparatus for medical and other pur-
poses which may be seen IN operation a. their 1mes -
eitsnt and Holt's Whooping Cough Specific.
MA large assortment OF Gold and Silver Leaf Gen.
liberal discount to Country Asens.. all imsre
STRAW BOARDS
TEN TONS Straw Bouds sngeIios guilty. Sss rsesived
l. and for sale by rEhssE = 1Eyyno.
oil 1mrh % eno ~ MIDI. ~.
GAM KEWAKD.-CIo..' Specific Mi.sare T.. me
gous complaints the of generaen VI All remedes
for the ave complaints this 10 the most eSr
tain il makes speedy and permanent cure WHOM ne
s.: Of Diet drink OF Shspss
ton deceive the public f the medicine does not $500
for itssf none shalt speak Our object 10 10 nedy
where l. can be had and The sh SIs s m.,s,s
yill not rapidly under forfeiture OF 500 Inns
disease that pervades all ranks Of society hgh
low nch snd matrimonial and single they are mere
without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose oil ne
mixture taken At night going TO bed when exposed
Put up bottles with full directions ACCOMPANYING It
cured in days For sale by c. H. Ring s7 Broadway,
corner John street, New York; Mr. Brnkhurst corner Tenth
Boston; "a Canal street. New Orleans, and IS
Main street, Cincinnati. sl6 lm~rc
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RIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-such a,

IL Chrome and acute diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorhoes whites
Urethrs, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhma, Inability,
Gieets, . Weakness Of the parts, SC.
are speedily and eectualy removed BY Abemetys Bosn;
cal Pills, without particle OF mercury They are equal
" suitable for females They give tone and energy the
other medicines For sale at Apothecaes Hall @ Cshs
rne street and i2 Maiden lane Price 81 with directions
al1 tmsmo1
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hh. COkBlII member OF Univcrsity vi rev orb,
also Of the Ideal society informs his patrons and the
public that he has his Office from Duane street to "a
Reade street. three doors from Broadway. Dr. e. having
eonned his practice the Of delicate diseases for
the years with certainty In all
pr Corb informs the public thai there Is no other pr
psgisrist Of name in Duane street medicine may be
had prevent certain disease In all its forms Open from
A. M till q p M, ol0 lwsrc
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Corner Brosdtucv and Maiden Lane
THE Subscribers thankful for the patronage they have
ceived since they have succeeded Messrs. Howard
the above extensive and popular hotel most respectfully ash
continuance Of the same with the that
house the city better calculated for comfort and
nience other establishment will there be stronger
disposition manifested all tmes ensure the publc ap
probation. THOMAS X WHITE.
M 2Dn3 zAIre
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klNG'S UOUlIH CANUY

4 DELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE-OFFlCE
=. NASsAE SiEE s MY rOKk Inc Members o.
sIrerepee both II EuIoEs and this cosnsnt every
cerey promise the afflicted speedy safe and permanent
cure based on the most modern and scientific prineipe
States Csnads and West Indies. who h,ye been sbons
bones and joints, mercuria and skin Diseases erupons
chronic rheumatism, &C., &c. The result Of the abuse
giving mercury nudcious treatment and unpardouabls