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PACKET SHIP HoTrISGuER, Bursley, will sail this
snr GE,roo-The following letter is taken from Cape
Town paper
SwELLEspAM, May l. 1876.
This week have TO inform you the wreck Of the
too Capt Hollis American ship suys Bay, at 10 o'clock
on wednesday night the where the Duke Of
maid servant. and three If the drowned The
mates one gentleman and the rest Of the
eIy~ 81 saved The vessel was from
SKINS. sanny 6.ss and o. ibis cargo Almost ali The
indigo eases are already breaking d the vessel Is eem-
pffsss IS. ssoo wa. b. Af Tbs, sfrHsW
on her and the cargo at the Boston Offices foowsAme
rcan Office $50 900, Boylston SIS 100. Merchants s 100,
Neptune S6,loo
sHrr SOPHIA WALKER Of Boston, has been chartered by
Orleans.
BARK Array FnANcIs. Of Providence, before reported
hold was boarded 10Th lat a. Ion 40 W. by the 0ass,
Ryrie, at Liverpool.
LAuscHEp-At Bsla, 18th Instant Sne brig called the
be commanded BY Capt Mathew Hu.i,,as.
July H. lat 90 Ion So passed Am ship with painted
potts standing west with fore and miEen topgallst
Bark EaFe, Of Bostos, bouad'w Juae No. off Malsga
Nc lug we Madison, from Palermo Dor Boston, May ~ Lat
J, Sn'p BIuoswek Penbeon, from Have for or~ns
JuSs LCs', Brem) ssenken, from Bait for Bremen. rrh
a. Bs,k Msssy Smith, from Palermo for York. June 10Th,
., dnolson Dseyer from Torbay for Galveston June
sap i:sess pspau sasory from Hsvr. for York. aad
Z. Z. e., from - for York. with Sasssnrsr June
n sIs ss Av,'.9ess fson.fou London for York. June
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cflee. II IL supposed shki NJ Shields viii 40.
capt al shs appointment OF tI.gsdet sebetoa oil
volunteers, which has been aoni.sl"e~ ~ tas
Senate, and rendered 10 him by me r,esioeht.
Among the many who have been thought OF as
the successor, the names Of Col Piper and the
Hon. Mr.. McClernand, of Illinois, have been
flvorably mentioned Either would make an
efficient officer being gentlemen oil strict business
habits and marked ability. The former is the
hero of the Natural Bridge in Virginia, and the
account of whose fearful exploit has elected such
thrilling interest. | think it probable, however,
that Mr.. McClernand may receive the appoint
ment in'case of Judge Shields resigns, and Col
Piper be transferred TO the Office OF the Register
of the Treasury, if Mr.. Gillet should be rejected
by the Senate.
Atnoon to day, Major Payne, of the army, who
arrived two or three days ago from the mo
Grande, presented 10 the President of the United
States number of Mexican flags, the trophies
Cncluding Major. General Scott, and AdIutant-
General Jones and officers OF the navy, were
present IN full dress. But few members OF Con-
gress witnessed thu ceremony, which was not as
interesting as anticipated. Mrs FOLK, Mrs;
Walker, and about twenty other ladies', graced
the assenblags. Major Pay"e was ON crutches;
and as he handed the hags, one by one, to his ex-
cellency, mnde explanations as to how they were
taken, eto. The Pre- sident seemed TO be delight
ed, and asked many questions, winch wee
promptly answered by the crippled soldier One
canister shot, mode OF copper, was exhibited.
The flag of the battalion of Tampico, is as beau.
tiul as has been represented in the Herald, and
in a i,,w d9ys the curosities will be placed in the
Nation Gallery, where the public can crafty
their curiosity. FELIX.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1916.
Business during the past week has been unusu-
ally dull 1; although the weather was cool, and
most of the time pleasant, very large number
OF our active merchants were absent from the CT
y. Ashes have declined slightly; sales OF Wes-
tern pots at SO 80. There is but little quercitron
bark in the market; sixty casks sold at 1928; it is
wanted at that. Anthracite coal is in active de-
mand, at full prices. No change in cotton. Flour
has been dull; small sales at SO IS a So 81 for
Western and Pennsylvania fair and common
brands, and 81 81 12t for fresh ground. The
news per Cambria has given more firmuess to
prices. Rye flour is held at So u.s. Wheat is
worth 80 81 cents for Pennsylvania reds. Gro
ceries-Some 500 hhds New Orleans sugar
changed hands yesterday at full prices and hold
ers of Porto Rico advanced their prices shade.
Nothing done in moasses or coffee Provisions
are inactive. Mess and prime pork are worth $40
80. Wool is much depressed, in consequence
OF the prospects of the new tariff bill becoming
a law.
Stocks changed owners only to a very limited
amount on Saturday-about Sl5DOO Pennsvlva.
MIA 5s at 6Sa 63A; Reading Railroad stood M 5lI a
344; do bonds at 73& 1875; Morris Canal l2x il:
United States B., 80 offered; do 6s, l07 lO7H
A cold and exceedingly dsagreeable northeast
erly storm has prevailed since Friday morning
The Polk, Dallas and tariff.o-'42 men had a
meeting lasi evening, in the large room of tn @
Museum. CALVIN Blythe, Esq presided. Some
speaking, and number of spirited resolutions
passed, expressive of their views of the bill now
before the U. s Senate, when comRlred with
that passed in 1892
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1sly Nissf!N ~ xussAs, nan osIssss ss Lsvss
~. No Sc: ~: Tss sasssa "A Aas shis, 'AswiHss
Ga at y Bedford mn. ship Fsbu'. Netsrson ra'inc
sb.ss I'D sly BARK c ceaas.s. Ea.dss; Mss;:
& s..s
ss d e s.' ':ss
S:S ns al. Ss s% s.sa
NO from Sand Hsss' Orleans
ship SSsA:; s;y s 3ssm F F.
fcra YORK: yass 81 Sst.s,les Hunt. Bo.ios
-; TS.s H. h aus99 %ss IN
s Ms. Ward esR%an B's;
Orleans and NOT the ship Columbus Dyer reported yes
Ki%sa G ss sd1; fso~.hp, Boston
,MAvAcuT5 n, July fla port. brig Palis', HavenO
PonrsMouTa June a7Arr ship St James, Meyer, London
PAns.So june SD brig Rowland, Watts, N York
Ss E.4a: :sS IoSSa cid
ChsIles:Ya Sxwats5 Csithas.'hrs tsca,s Bsl s,s
ss: sssise New o'ms' ,aA
RAN.oArE. OF previous june 2aBak Russia Preble,
AS5 s@Is so bark psssl, sSTssI 70,
part k sSos May 'A
Home forss.
Dc:reS July suAI. ship: Eliza WsrweE Lea; G Hs
Myers Palermo CID ship Monsoon Loriag wv oIlsan.'
bsrks California, Dugg,n Cape Town, CGH; susan Jane
Prior Smyrna; Ard-nnes Whmore, Nal ga; Tiberias.
Sears London Palmetto Kendrick, Cha on brigs kus-
Hsyaa; Miilsndon Weleh, oheans' Electro, Packard
VAL Salt; Chicope Emery, Phils Eliot, Knowles do;
Creed, kmsn. Calais TO load for Bermuda; schrs 4
Thompson Wxon, Richmond + Randall, Cook. BALI Gil
Bias Cunning do; Marshsil, Mayo York; Rubi-
con. Diane, DO, Wolcot, Ryder, do a.,
York Sid lsth brig sn Taylor Inewl Kinds Charles
Bath, July 13-Sid brig Denmark, Cuoa
TMoMAsroN, July l0--Arr scbrs Corvo. Crockett.
Richmond; Keller York; 18th Trumpet Crock.
err and Leo Jameson do: 18TH Franklin Wooster do; 18th,
Gen Warren Holmss do Sid I2,h, sshrs Mary Lapsdon
Aurslia, Trundy, N York. =,
UARpHER Jslv s-An schrs Tconie, and Science, New
York.
for ina days. Mary Frances Tor do IN 10 days.
New RHproRD. July H-Sd schr Ellen kodman, Smear
ProvlDEscE July i7Arr ehrs Cathsrine weox, Jones.
Pha; Sc Denys Brsmsn Rondout soop Aurora
York Canr up. brig Plato. from Maanzas Sid brigs
Echo. Smith, Ne~por Factor Handy; Phila .chrs Francis
Haet, smalley and Arisdne, Bsys do Elisabeth Hams
PosrLArp July 6-Arr schr Richmond, Kellar. N York
Cid brig chesapeake, (Br) Psrsboro. 49,
RICHMOND, July sArr schr John Compton, SHARP
n.y.. Cid ship Antwerp, Robinson Sid schr John Tyler.
sALEM. July is-An schr European, Rogers, George
THoMAsroN, July I3-Sld schrs Susan Ludwig, Coy,
Richmond; Eliza Brown Brown, do land returned 4thl;
18th, Adelaide, Stackpolc. Norfolk
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1876.
The c ,ol and damp weather is continued, with
the wind still at the eastward, and occasional
droppings Of rain.
The democratic meeting was pretty well at
tended last evening, considering that portion of
the party give the tariff of 1912 the cold
shoulder, and are more inclined to favor than OPP
pose the passage of the bill now before the Sc
nate. The Hon. Calvin Blythe presided, assisted
by whole host of Vice Presidents, and the Gus
tomary score of Secretaries. A resolution was
adopted, approving of the course pursued by Mr..
Cameron in relation to the tariff and number
of speeches were delivered, bearing upon the in
furious effect which the passage OF the bill would
have upon the interests Of the country.
The general order Of Adjutant General Bow
man, transmitting to Governor Skunk the names
OF the companies Of volunteers which have ten.
tered their services to the general government to
aid IN the Mexican war, has been received
Alnety companies, each containing the full COM
plement of officers and men, making an aggre-
gate OF ,476 men, enrolled in the list as ten
dering their services. This number is sufficient
to form nine full regiments, instead of the six
regiments allotted to the State. In addition to
this, the rolls of eleven other companies, con-
tanning an aggregate of 899 men, were received.
after the time limited for the receipt of offers.
Thirty companies from this city are included in the
list OF those received and accepted
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MARITIME HERALD.
sO1.2 Us sA~ lUnA., J,LY ~


Arrived.
Packet ship Siddons Cobb reported yesterday Liver
pool, June l2th with mdse Collins Co. June 18th
aud GOTH lat So lon IS becalmed with ship
quehannah, from Liyerp o for June 2b
lat Is, Ion o. passed French man Of steamer under
teo, Of Duxbury, bound E.
Ship W.poe, Thomas. 40 days from Havre with mdse
Taylor Y Merrill. $50 passengers.
Ship Rochester, Peabody days from Havre, with mdse
to Taylor T. Merrill. 232 passengers.
Ship afghan, Dyer days from Marseilles with fruit
Draper Dsn - s,serass passenger; 2ath ult spoke
Bark Montpeer Stsckpole, IS days from Rotterdam
ballast, to master
Bark Harmony Macoduck Rio Janeiro May 49, with 1920
bag. coffee, to Harmony Nephews Co. l6th 81 OF Egg
Harbor, passed vessel sunk l6 fsthoms all her
opmsss out of water; supposed to be schr The has
beenS days west Of Cape Henry Has had pilot board
days. r.,v,
from hayaguez Pr, with coffee &C. To w Lewis sid IN
company with sehr Payneta for Aracabo load OK
Big Trenton Ptman, Palermo May 22d passed Gibraltar
June 3th With fruit, to Chanberlain 4 Phelps.
brbrg Ell Keith - days from ST john NIB, with chalk
to l Nevus X Son.
Br sehr Margaret stanwood sdays from Yarmouth. Ms.
IN ballast, TO IA Braine.
Brsehr Prince Henry, Durkee, day. from Yarmouth Ms
with wood, to II Braine.
schr Pemaqud, vosset days from Calais, with ath
master. =
schr Adelaide Staekpols days from Thomastou. with
sehr saml Appleton stesou, days from Boston, mdss,
.k,p
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LrEnpooL-ship siddon.-,oo salt x Collin. 200
Bush col Tracy Trivia col Blake < B.ownai pLE.
yard Q;:G5. rsmi IA: s.gi iSS.S:s.
se..ss De- Paul eosi Sa1sa cas-.
ad.se. ssa
va %.snt s'sss Ss %
gases Field MERIT. col b,s Arnold col case
isiiss csse. Daniel osrsy eo@s George Esssiss: CO
Sheldon
Ano. Geo Geo
bss % and bales MsSs
cess, sG HS'Sa BIRD Sl.
Way Brothers-2 cases and sundles pans Seymour
eases SHPais SWORD. a;
BENJAMIN co.'s eases Aii;Sa!y Phelps chis!sq:
So W; ei S. r:;::
i%a ss1
ai
eoss bale. Cameron& BRANDS cases bales REFS. Bro
Ss1s: bale:
@ Suaa case. and
eo.2pIa bGfs. tia 80 bundles ,rSu Phelps Dodge sos3
Issss1shiP kssSs::s.1.o baskets. vine ss,usr1s
schpsideIOs cash. box DO Renaald FraaeisS5 smon:.
field Bock-9 packages Gourd Perrett-3 T. Lesac-
q Y Caillisux Fis-3 Roger Gulllaum-3 Dupreau-8
crsks wine Lore baskets do Caze Aroin23
nose q sy.s
silk do mdse lac bundles willo order.
% s si
mdse T. Kaupe-2 cases Pitliurst-8 Rstaw C-2
Dider-l50 baskets wine Schmidt vogel-li0 do Eng.
er-33 bundes willow L Huidf-3 cases Boring X WtIe
WAX. Ks s,s;asr..s BASKET: p nss
Aioa s s sSs Soa
Issu-l Jolly Freres-e Dc L,liendahl-oo baskets wine
son.2a retrel Blsin-i w Thcmas-t X St Felx-4 +
Hoilerton-3 L Groschoy-l4 VI Wainwr,ght-l do 1
Schmidt Andrea-23 casks white earth "a cases silks pks
mdse to ORDER
MARsEiLLEs-Shp AfghSn-l ID birthstone go boxes
lemons Draper Darliul85 half casks wine half pipes do
$50 boxes do 90 baskets empty bottles Soulsd550 boxes
lemons B len X COL bales wool Duith Cousneay-
20 bales quorce stick Michell baske, cask
klle200 bales liquorice sick boxes
tar packages orange bale bog boxes essence
Gimes-3 casks cream tartar Bett- pkgs silk McCal
coz halfpipcs wine key demUohu ram Faer-i
Jartt-36 bales cork 6 casks box 10 bags H.
quoce paste casks sulphur flor 80 bales boxes mdse
baskets do order.
MAyAouEs-Bsrk Edward Koppisch--2ol hhds sugar q
bb do 70 hhds so bills lao bags coffee bale do eork
bbls lime % hides order.
PALERuobrig Trentonl35o hxs oranges 1919 do lemon.
266 hxs almonds 900 bxs 50
brimsone Chamberlain Phsps-2 cs silk Farnum Co:
do TO order.
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BRAZIL AND NoN-INrERvENrIoN WITH Burxos
AYREs we have seen file of the formal do
Gemmreio OF ko de Janeiro to the 30th Of May a-t-
The two legislative chambers were ss in session In
the house Of deputies, Mr. Limpo de Abren, formerly
speech to defend the of his admnistraon and in
regard to the affairs in the of la Plata He declared
tez not authorised to propose the armed inerven
ton oil Great Britain and France war between the
quay and that he entered into any Convention for
such purpose To prove it, Mr.. Limpo Abren read
the viscount de Abrantez, which have BEEN pub,shsS
IN me lorna! de Commereio, of the 10th May last
about the armed Intervention. N
~ me ptsAhan government, ardently desrng to see
the END oil the long ana protracted war between her
two republics of Ia Plata with whom the
Brazilian empire Carries extensive and very i'm
Porant trade besides having taken the f
the Independence and the integrity Of the re.
public OF Uruguay by convention uegotstea With th
Argentine consideration in 1928 through the meds,ion
o. Great Britain and also France by another Convention
In lsao-directed the viscount de- Abrantez wbo wss
charged with mission to Berlin ON his paSI thro~ch
London and Paris, to address the British ana rencS ~
vernmsns for the purpose of inouiring what r;~ht IA
obligations they thought they contracted by the
M 70 maintain the Independence and integrity
OF the republic OF Uruguay; and they agreed with The
views OF the Brazilian government then to
rePressentaves at Rio de Janeiro to concur with the
settlement OF the dificu existing between the two
republics OF Ia Plata Great Britain and France appoint
but those agents although ON the way thew touched al
o De Janeiro and ~ naned there some days vet
SUI 'ne government concerning the OBJ
Ject OF their mission and their arrival nj Buenos
yres and Mcptevideo, they have been acting without
ne concurreace Of the Brazilian government
Lately the representative the ernment of Mont.
vdso Rio Jsnsro addressed the Brazilian
ssng ITS concurrence in the armed Intervention but
; proposiuon was percmptorily rejectsd--the Brazil.
"a declaring that never its
b nc; oy orce for the purpose of establishing peace in
Abrn0 foregoing is summary Of what Mr. Limo de
river Of pncerning the complicated Affairs OF the
msnnr ,h., & and IL shows in the most conclusive
nd int,
rSn men nave been grossly misrepresented bv the
LONDON and Partisan prsss-WasSin.,nn yrn;o" W '0
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WAsHlNsroy. July Is. lS46.

" AbHIN6IUN, jury 10, Io7O
a hsfdle rsss was run yesterday at the Nation
al Course, shrss miles north OF the city, between
Jackson. Seward and Bannistsr, (whits men) and
two prairie Indians. Distance a mile and repeat,
jumping 30 hurdles feet inches high. Jackson
won the first heat, Seward the second--the Indians
coming out last in both. 1t was thought the Abo-
rhymes would have done better al plain running
the sort they are accustomed to- 4 ae crowd in
atiendance was slim. Racing in this region is de-
funct. except the racing for the "spols," and in
that KIND OF running the entries always exceed
the commodations. ST. PAUL
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened m extensive establish 81
ment in the large Of No 81 John street, for
the sale OF vruahle Books every department OF human
knowledge art, and thought He has accumulated con-
rabe Of works. Of which curious and
rars and more le,s value He intends 70 sell
maness Of his profits and the lcwness Of his prices His
stock will be constantly augmented BY the purchase OF Pr
buy every work ancient modern 70 which value |: a.
fsched bv party department OF sra-
science and art and IN all Languages He hopes there
fore TO make his establishment an agreeable resort for The
Artist aud Of letters and science generay each OF
whom will with choice works, in his own partleulsr
literary persons ay him visit and judge for themselves
He has likewise large cuxrtity Of foreign and native
Music the Piano Forte and other instruments for which
he will thank who want TO give him onehaf
the price charged by the cheapest seller the
CITY. II will be sold in any quantity
JOHN DOYLE Bookseller,
uv13 lursrrc 81 John street New York.
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2. J. HARTNETT, No. Courtlandt street, near
Writing Dressing and Jewelry Bsxes Miniature Cases and
Settings Flute Locke Watch, Ring Pin aud pencil Boxes
made and cited Jewellers show easss contain watchss
chains, rings Keys, pins, thimblss, pencils, &c
street, New YORK. nyisln',s
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COM1fEisClAL..
Saturday, July II.
les to-day. Prices are "a so

-. saturday, July IL.
for Pots and 81 for Pearls nv 20 'o
BREApsrurrs-Thc market opened rather unset,l.d
and so continued up to the close No sales were effect,
ed OF any importance. Prices remain about a, l,st
quoted say 81 81 l11i for Genesee 50 % 81 for Mi
chigan Baltimore and Georgetown, 81 lay the loves
figure. "'''
CorroS.-The market to-day was inactive and dull
From the published accounts would seem that prices
AZ Liverpool and Havrs we'll sustained but az our
rates very high buyers could be induced to
chase under their present limits On Mondy the letter
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Nj isassss, sf MA savsssssa sas Fs'issss u We
sl.: A..ss ssss.sa Il sssa..s II ~ss Ss.. res pa
Mr. LswIs asked that the tss and coffee amendment
Mr. YuLKr withdrew, hoping it would be put in some
other bl-(some private bill suppose any other bill
The vote was taken upon the motion to strike out the
provso authorizing reissue OF the treasury notes. and
Yras-Messrs Allen, Atchison, Bsgby. Barrow Ben
ton, j. NJ Clayton Crittenden. Dayton, Dix. Haywood
Jarngan Mangum, Miller, speight, Westcott, Wood
Nsr.-Messrs. Archer. Ashley. Atherton, Bsrrien
Breeze, Calhoun, Cameron, Csss. Chalmers Cilley T.
Clayton Dickinson, Evans Fairfield, Hannsgsn, Hous
ton Johnson, Of Md johnson, OF La. Lewis McDuffe
Morehead, Niles, Pesrcc, Penny hacker Phelps Rusk
semple' Sewer, Sturgeon, Turney, Upham, Webster,
So the motion to of reissue was lost and the bill
was passed, without a division.
Inis great Administrative measure OF borrow
ing money, and Of issuing paper to aid in carry
ing out the other great financial measures Of The
powers that be, actively depended upon Mr..
Evans, the late Wing chairman on Finance to
help IT out. Mr.. Lewis said nothing about it,
either because he did not exactly comprehend it.,
or because he believed it sufficiently understood
without explanation. The explanation, there
fore, devolved upon Evans; and it was particu-
larry gratifying TO see a lie a financier step
ping out to the help of the Government, and ex-
pounding, and defending measure for the relief
OF the Administration. But why report tea and
coffee in separate bill-wly. not incorporate
them in the Tariff bill? 1t would not take. The
separate bill is promised as hoax upon Benton.
His vote is wanted. He wants tea and coffee
taxed-they promise a separate bill--he votes for
the new Tariff on condition of the separate bill
the regular bill passed by his vote, and tea and
cohe are hung up TO dry The separate bill is
land on the shelf; and the conss tency, at least,
the outside consistency, of Old Bullion is main
tanned.
THE TARIFF BILL
Was then taken up, in continuation from yesterday,
and immediately there was pretty general clearing out
Of the members.
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Md took the floor and devoted some
time in descanting upon the grand deception and treach
cry pactsed upon Pennsy lvania in the campaign Of
lsA Next he embarked upon the broad Of protec-
ton and free uade and left him to close for the
mail.
Mr. MFRS has the door for Monday
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Foreign Markets.

almost daily and prospects look bright for the crop Of
ls47 The present crop has entirely finished and very
little business is being DONE The market bare OF
meal, aad nearly so of flour. cargo Of rice, arrived
tins week from Charleston has been disposed Of in small
lots at 6% per leo lbs
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THE EYE

DR. WHEELER, Oculist, No - Greenwich street, New
~ York the battery deyotes hs exclusive attention TO
diseases the Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there the 9unsrous diseases 70
which the human eye y any disorder OF nM oFsa
number undoubted testimonials which be at
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice Is
eeede either success by that Of any other Oeust
in the United States. 49,
Office hours from sA M. to O'Clock p NJ. after which
he visits door patients.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms -,
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofhe Eye with
Of great effected by Dr. Wheelers
otreameu be had Erauitously his residence
the will be forwarded making applicable 10
him by letter, post paid myl2 m src
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MEDICAL ADVICE

MEDICAL ADVICE,
DOCTOR LAMERT is con6dsntally consulted at his
~ sfcs 50 Gold street. Fulton, all diseases Of
private His being mild and jndcious 70
business Debility. nervous or constitutional arising from
indug Of the passions causing nightly ennis
sons and eventually, impotency the Doctors at
tsnton his object being the .yten that state
vigor nature originally designed Structure, dis-ase s
qusny existing without the patient being aware sometime
OF the parties themselves is sGs tualy cured by Dr.,
Letters paid osng lee Immediately stei dsd
and msdicne with advice sent TO part OF the United
6,atrs Once 81 (}old street jyI6 iwsnc
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SELLING OFF,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE THE
CONCERN.
THE AssIGNEES OF EDWARD r. MYERS offer
his stock of Rich and Costly Goods at very reduced
prices heinz anxious clse the whole by August LIST
Ladies will 6ud Of the richest stock Of goods ever inn
ported ali of which will be sold from Is 80 per cent under
Splendid Camels' Hair Shawis and Long Shawls.
Rich embroidered Canton Grape shawls.
A very large assortment of rich silks.
Embroderles and Lsces OF the latest style.
Musiins reyes Ginphams. De LANES Visits Mantillss
Cashmere shaws. Scarfs. Hosiery, Goyes. Bags, Bomba
zne Alpacfas sc &c all OF winch will be offered at the
great sacrifice above named at "
jyi9 3tsm s7l BROADWAY.
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L n 4 A nj A u y N
WIGS,

nENTLEMEN's Real Heads Of Hair being the latest and
" greatest improvement in the manufactu. Of Wigs and
due them here They display the forehead and tempss to
any height poant wig masns never before S,y
III the head by mechanical contrvsnce entirely they
are put moment They Immediately adapt themselves
the counesnce and become part and parcel OF the
living Copy the address.
Il. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
jyt5 iwsr Globe Hotel under iudsons Hotel