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The following items we gather in relation TO
the Fair at Washington, referred TO in another
article. The building for the purpose, il is said,
will cover surface nearly as large as the Capt.
,ol al Washington. The Western Continent
saws that it is divided into four divisions, all
under one roof, which are 10 be known as the
Main Avenue, Central Hall, where the main
building and wings unite, and the East and West
wings The Main Avenue is $40 feet, by 60 feet
wide. with a shed 30 feet wide on each side, pre-
senting front OF 100 feet. The Central Hall is
60 fee, square, and each wing GO BY 100 feet
The ceiling, 25 feet high, is supported by pillars,
and from the pillars TO the wall, on each side,
along the Main Avenue, are placed the tables for
the display Of manufactured goods, presenting a
surface of over 1000 superficial feet. A steam
ensins willbe set up in the East wing, 10 drive
such machinery as may be exhibited. The whole
edi6ce will be securely constructed, and made
thoroughly weather proof 50 that all articles will
Be perfectly safe from injury"
A correspondent of the National Intelligencer
says Of The National Ball. which is 10 close the
National Fair"
"The floor OF the building erected for the occa-
sion measures 30 600 square feet, and will accom-
MEDIATE $50 cotil!cns, giving 200 square fec, 10
each three; 600 couples, or 1900 persons, may be
seen dancing on the same floor at the same time
thing never surpassed in this, or perhaps any
other country"
The whole affair will, doubtless, be magnif-
cent, but i, is queer notion, TO settle great po-
litical question by the "heel and toe"
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COMMERCIAL RECORn
RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY !,

RICHMOND MARKETS, NAV
TOBACCO-Receipts and inspec,io,. :
tinue light, though they are increasing 7t
mand is good, though not animated fo- ~
scriptions OF tobacco. The foreign atv;...
far have ne influence on prices. We opo,.
ST. 25 to ), and leaf 2 80 a 6 50; fine m,rr,-
turing kinds ! 10.
FLOUR-La,t sales 81 So The new.,.
Great Western has not as vet made an. ~ =! 4
in the market.
WHEAT-S0 100 cents as in oua,i,v
CORN-in demand. Sales ar S. IN
per bushel by The cargo; small qnan.j,ie. -, .1
20 10 cents, according 10 qualify
OATS-From wagons and railroad 40 !.
cents per bushel, and from vessels 81 An =. :
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents. sbo-s,
cents; Brown Sluffs 30 cents; Ship Slufs n /. :.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN: SmiIhfeli ami -
~ Cured, 81; Western Sides 5 - al,
Shoulders 10 cents; Western Sid,
cents; Shoulders 81; Hams as L,ss.'
Scents. ''"'' :
COTTON-6! a u cents perlb.
COTTON YhRNS-Rchmond arr n.
chester, Factory prices,) Nos. 4 i Il. l. ,e@'-
Nos ~ 10 20, Is CTS.
CATTLE-For Cattle from tie scales a.,
weight. 50 IS a 3; nett rs a 6, accorti2 ~.
quality. MurroN-S2 4, according 10 quail.
BuTTER-Mouniain, frkin, Ia lG c.rs =,
lb Roll Butter l6 20 cents.
WHlSkEY-Barrels 25. hhds. 3: cls
BRANDY-Oard, Dupuy & Co, -
sazerac, 3 90 a 50; Peach, dull al SO a 100 !.
Virginia Apple, (old,) IS cents.
GiN-American, 80 CTS; Holland. 100 .,
RUM--New England, in bbls., IS els
POTATOES-No in market: last ,,,.. :
90 cents per bushel for yellow.
COFFEE-Rio II 81 C.: Laguayras ; :.
ST. Domingo : a II; Java 9 lll.
TEAS-lmperial and Grnpowder s. Ca i :,
per b.; Black 25 so els. :
MOLASSES-Poito Rico, new crop, - AZ
old 24I %; Cuba sweet 25 cts.; y. 0rlears !,
% cts. in btls; % Soc in hhds.
SUGARS-New Orleans .; :, cents; p
10 Rico y ST. s.. Croix Il a ci,--dems
lair. Double Refined Loaf Sugars 10! G, cor
mon or single refined -. CTS.
FlSH-Herrings, new No. |, 3 IL By I.
cargo on Wharf, Shad l-2
BALTIMORE MARKET, April %
FLoUR.-Howard Street is duh and unser.
owing 10 advices per Great Western. II is
lieved that purchases conld be made a, 81 ~.
City Mills offered at 4 50, but without iia:i,,
purchaser. Patapsco Family Flour -.
GRAlN.-Good 10 prime red Md. wheat 90
c. Penna. prime red 100, and family flour "
III c. Corn, GO &C orwhle, Coo. 70! y,....
Oats IS 80 c.
PRovIsIoNs-There is moderate dernari
Bacon, at a. a 4. cents for Shoulders, 5! a. 5,
Sides, and II fov Hams. Sales OF Lar:
kegs at tic, 4 months, and in bbls. G: &C.
WHsGEY.-Demand limited, and lew sa!.sa..
king al 81 cents for hhds and 22c ioi bb.s.
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FlRMERs' BANK or VIRGINIA.
Goth April, 1876.
The undersigned, Directors Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, certify that the foregoing
statements have been examined and are believed
10 be correct. THoS. w. McCANCE,
RIGID. o. HASKINS,
JAS C. CRANE,
R. B. GOOCH,
JAMES BOSHER,
WIN. w. DICKINSON.
SrATE OF VIRGINIA, Citv Of Riehmond-to wit,
John G. Blair, Cashier Of the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, thi. day personally appeared before
me, Justice Of the Peace OF The city aforesaid,
and made oath, that the within statements made
out from the books of the Bank, and from the
quarterly returns received from The Branches, are
correct 10 the best OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this 2lst day Of April
1876. GEO. P. CRUMP, J. P.
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LUCK'S PRIZE OFFICE
Basement Rooms, Eagle Hotel, I'm STIR
nRAWN NUMBERS OF DELAWARE LoIIE
- Class l0l:
Is 50 u 63 6a ~ II 90 &C Il.
Nos u e., another Capital, sold and paiiey
Lrfi
Drawn numbers Of Pokomokr Lottery. Cls, :,
So 70 IA Sc 81 80 AZ CO 10 ~ - II
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 AZ 80, n Prize of $50, -
LCG
Gy Notice the Grand Scheme advertised ,, =
In another column lsi
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COL. JOHNSON.-Th Washington Union
Of Saturday, says :-"Col R. NJ. johnson, OF KY,
The hero of The Thames, reached this city on pri-
va,e business, attended by his nephew, Edward P.
Johnson, ESQ.,, in most excclen, health, and has
taken rooms al The Rev. o. B. Browns. The
old hero looks as il he could do The Stale some
good service yet"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

NOR HIRE.-An able bodied hand. aoog.
i years OF age. Apply 10
RICHARD HILL. ia.
Mayl Over The Enquirer OH,
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SALAD OlL-50 Gases for sale BY
- DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

BALTIMORE Feb .-An bark Iowa. Thompson, from Rio de
Janeiro lsh Dec Vessels le before reported-ship VIM
La Plate previous the Nov Captain Thompson he
the Cspes company with bark bat NOT passed
on Tqomu.'s Point by The r Douglas brig Mary Ann
Benjamin. from Mobile On the l9h and 2oth u lat g Lon
houu and rode il out without sustaining any injury CID
brig, Enc Gumby New Orleans; schr Mary Anna shankin
Lrwrs Feb The brs Elizabeth from Turk, Island. and
Puritan from New Orleans in yesterday afternoon, and
anchored at the Breskwser getting underway 70 pro-
coed up The packet ship Wyoming for Liverpool ship o.
wrna for Lasuays; scrs Anne silIe kingston Js Lo
chiel for Matanzas; Ann for Savannah and Josephine Tor
New York yesterday afternoon Briggs Delaware,
Putnam Corve, Sun schrs Gov Arnold and romdero and
teen fore and aft schooner he anchorage az this writing
The schr Excelsior from New York, with steam pump end
empty casks arrived bere last night for the purpose getting
of the Joseph Turner the balance Of her consisting OF
flour; oats and sold the beach Saturday No
very thick.
the A. Thursday night last when shout 10 lies to the
north Of Cape Henry BY chr julius ngle and
had her bulwarks stove plates carried and
bow anchor broken the laid BY the all night who had
arr brig Gallo, Thompson from Turks lsland-he y has
counered weather the passage prpgng her main
mast topsai yard and lib BOOM splitting her foresa to pie
leans, Beman from Aux Cages St Domingo the 18th Dec
laden with coffee ogwood and honey and bound 70 Boston
Put 10 IN distress see msceliaueous Also schr Frank
British Indie. Feb 81 cid ships Wakona Paine Liver
pool from James River; Canton Harding, Amsterdam om
PHSADrirHA. Feb 4-Ar .shr Forrest, chee.emap dy.
Lyspoo briss Puritan Amesbu!y from New Orleans Ma
Anna Reypods Boston; briTs Ere Baker. Boston,
VAIN Sears do; schr Charlotte Harris N York
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Domestic Importae,ons.

CHARLEsror-Per ship Anson-i3l pkgs rice T 81 B Post
asa bales cotton Spood, Tileston bags cotton iced
Coe, Anderso. co., BIS Dbl Major Van Baren- bales
cotton yarn N Uuderhi-N do w Mott, jr-6 sacks rye
Drake M,llspI e beeswu Greenw.ys Henry cos bales
ns,e Hor.1i s,sdman-i hafpisr Gen Laisht-a bxs
su s M,snd, hid. b. MeKenie-2s bbls Ripley
NV OalrAss.Psr ship Oswego--co bis 4
~ o9 y II Darby co-67 brls pork Ayres Jen
nmS-" hhds sugar Rowland Aspinwsli-ioo do + d Nor
gan ), e 20 bis cotton Darby co-ioo do May Tut
49, uo Levereh-ii5 bs sugr Geo Tbompson-I25s
"a s9tn MORRISON Levsye hhds sugar 20 bris mosss
es Ccins co-65 bbs mcIssses T. Tsyre-Sas sscks
rU,h naonm,2 hhds sugar Collins co.'s barrels
epuyster Whitmsrsh-2 brls grease Norris
sss .S or,smoar cr. hsms Jas Harper
sseh. corn Morrison LevyI BIZ mdrs Charie. H,v
dockS COW brs Emile Gouiafd-ih BIZ Peck 4 No,,an,
81. Lfeomseo brl Collin. col Srl .essps Pss
Wamsa, soss. Mo5iMy-ee hhSs sugar Ro Seps'
WItams-ss bris moasses knolton Lymar eos MA.
gar Goodhue co--230 bis cotton o order ~ "''s '"'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elirs-i60 bales eoton Va A..
dale WHnock-71 Bronson--t6 ColIomb Isel,nM,nor
Rchareson Con- boorman. Jobuston 4 Goa Wo,,on q
Co.'S Coodhue Col7 do Is hides Perkins q Hoph,nex
boxes tobacco Center Co, do hides loo sscts
n Tslmsn-2 boresR Case Col fsrmeles Rndss
rts. shefn SOM Dbl u n shsf hn Co a bcrss Ro
s.r Coz do butter Jones Wnd-Iso hds, u Howlsnd2
OILS hides spoford Tnsston < Go,
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Medical Advice,

nOCToR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
IL old Office g. Gold street. Fulton and Beekmsn,
al diseases OF delicate his treatment being mild
udiciou peher mercury restraint diet,
hndance from business pursuits Recent cases cured IN or
4 days "
sing from frequent ofhe passions q
youth thereby nightly and eventually
confirmed impotency engage the D srciet attention his
object being restore h system mentally aud bodily 10 that
state Of vgor nature originally designed.
sTRiCTUREs, disease Frequently existing wishou the
being the caused by treat
OF medical and by the
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. ehectuay
cured, without PAIN inconvener ce. :.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising sur
the perfect cure charge made
Letters post paid enclosing Immediately attended to
aud medicines with advice, sent to po Of The United
Ststss.
Ofhce GO Gold street. Open from A. M. to sP. NJ:
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Bladensburg, admitted to bail by Judge Dorsey
in the OF $4,000. Messrs Barrnger and Dobbin OF
North Carolina, were their aurcies The corpse OF the
deceased was carried to Washington, Monday night,
placed in leaden coffin, and carried Immediately to his
home, IN the southern mail boat Mr. Jones went home
in the same boat.
Mr.. Cough to make his appearance here, tomorrow
evenng-twenty five cents tor the sight suppose Gu
audience. The temperance spirit OF former days seems
10 have died in Baltimore only the more staunch part
of having been swallowed up by the Sons OF Tempe
rance However they are gaining converts every day,
and will doubtless do much good
Adams made jack OF himself the other night by not
appearing. la Booth lie had toerable benefit last
night, however.
Mr. slsbee the Yankee makes his first appearance to-
Sam Slick, the Clockmaker.n
Seton brings out The Cricket of the Hearth at the
Museum, for his benefit.
THE MARKErs.-No transactions OF moment have Ia.
Ken place IN the flour market since Saturday. Small
sales OF Howard street. good mixed brands made
from store yesterday at 81 rs Buyers plenty at
this rate but holders generally refused to SELL and ad
vahced 10 - at which price small sales took place
Mills offers were made to purchase at 81 81 but re-
FUSED holders contend for So Small sales OF Susque'
hanna at 81 SIT Sales of rye flour at 81 bb Penn
sylvania corn meal at 50 so and Mary do al IS 90
STOCK AND MosEY MARKEr.-The unsettled CONDITION
oil our political affairs continues to exercise Dughting
influence on the general business OF the country Mer
camille men hesitate in entering upon distant adventures
capitalists prefer TO have their funds within their imme
date control locking them up in any securities, the
rates which eyen the best fuctuae several cent
IN O day.
Stock transactions stand still, and there is
general ndsposon the part OF the buyers to operate
but at reduced prices.
For state per cents, We quote at 76 762, nominal
Sterling SIS 90.
City per of 1890 90 bid es asked small sales
at 30 For 1870 s5 bid Five per cents of 1860 70 offer
ed sellers az 80
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Medical Aid,
Doc TOR REG 0

DOC TOR q X f q OK Y.
NERVOUS or Constitutional also sexual Debility, 70
,pl,ing from certain 1dacree! secret practices Of the
forget but will later call them
fearful Teconing somstimes proves g be
Among the symptoms ofth bghtng and desolang habit
mpotsncy emissions consumption or wasting Of
the body papaon Of the heart nervous shaking Of tho
hands Of the intellect want Of energy IN business
yoracious appetite food and sometimes total partial
loss Of Of the faculties, such as the sight, hear;
such The stomach liver lungs. and brain
For repairing and in'igor.sns the eSnstitptqp and
would earnestly recommend his Invigorang Tonic
Coda strengthens, and generously nourishe. the system
and followed by the with other
medes good effects and the is lasting
Price 81 BOTTLE in Of half dozen for So to be sent
by Of the country or what more convent
BY mail much will make three bottles, with full diree
lions and advice for and larger quantity Proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted at his private occs Nos Roosevelt
from Chatham at an hours All communication arc
confidential and il by mail, be paid Patients in
waiting separate and never
each other Dr. g. i regular Physician and Surgeon,
and has been more than twenty practice Of treating
private diseases all their Terms reasonable
roa1 vnxr
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIVE PRESIDENT --Aupuste Da-
wac, oi New York, to be charge d'qfares at the
court OF his Majesty the King OF the NetberIands in the
place OF Christopher Hughes recalled Jarss DnnIon
OF the Dstict OF Columbia to be assistant Judge of the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the District Of CO.
Iumois, IN the place OF Buckner Thrustop deceased
Henry Dodge TO be Governor Of in the nIaca
Of Nathaniel 7. Tallmadge removed. James ClsTts Of
Iowa, to be Governor of Iowa, in the place of ohn
Chambers, removed. Jesse Williams, OF Iowa IN he
Secretary Of Iowa, in the place Of Samuel BurY re-
moved Stinson H. Anderson to be Marshal of the ir;
tod States for the district Of illinois, in the place Of
Thomas NJ. Hope, removed. y
CorsuLs.-William II. Robertson, of Louisiana In Ia
Consul for the port of Bremen, in the place of A. ID
Mann, recalled William A. Sparks, OF South Carolina
10 DO Consul Tor the port Of Venice in the place of All
bert Dabade, recalled. Simeon NJ johnson, Of Michi.
gan TO be Consul for the port of Matanzas the place
Of Thomas NJ. Rodney, recalled.
NAVY orricERs-Cornelius Vanalstiue, to be a lieu.
lensnt IN tne navy from the 18th day Of April lsl5 at
wnTn ume ne was promoted 10 fill a vacancy. George
Doy, 70 oe hsutenant in the navy from the 18th
Gay u sy, leso az which time he was promoted 10 fill
created oy the resignation OF Lieutenant vii.
Jam ~ Jones Washington sherman TO be an assistant
surgeon IN the navy from the 25th ay OF Apr,l las 70
NIL vacancy occasionedb by the death Of Assistant sur
geon VIM fitt Canning. Felix C;rundv Mason 10 ba a
second IN the marine corps fro he ,h A.
OF November 1913, at which time he was ann,n,.S =
NIL vacancy occasioned by the death os fi .s. -
Robert D. Taylor. David Harlan now pas a. ,.;..ss
surgeon to be asargeon in the navy from the sh ds
December lsa5 to I'LL vacancy created by the r..,gn -
ton OF Surgeon John Haslett. "' 'e'isns
DISTRICT AtrorsErs-Solomon W. Downs a ho :,
orney Of the United States for the district Of
- the place Of Bale Peyton. removed Thomas III Pei.
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ivERPooL CLAssryrcArIoH.

ZEAL EsTArE-.at aueiion- story brick front house
brick house and lot l29 Hudson st. IS by 100 feet
story brick house and lot l3l Hudson st. by 100
SO 600 piece Of ground seth street. extending from
9Th 10 9th avenues 700 half block seth st. extend
ing from sth to 9th avenues, ST. 400; and half
block S7th sSh and seth ST. and Sth avenue 500
part block on 9Th ave uue, seth st. 500 blocks
on s6tL s7th and ssth sts 81 part block sh ave.
nue., cor s9th st. $500 piece Of ground 9TH avenue,
Bloomingdae road, and s9h St. SIS 300 lots the cor
Of sth and load st. S220 lot 25th ST. near I'd
avenue 20 by g. 81 900 lots oath and 55th ts near
9th avenue, $3.50 each, 81 $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
Medical Card.

nOCTOR TAWCETT, consultng surgeon 81 - Fultoa
- street. New YORK. .ntaor o. late posl,eiissoo; en-
ard ss:dhy. economically physiolog,c.y, AID nsdc.y a.
planned with comprehensive exposition OF n nature and
modern Of Syphilis Secondary symptoms 0onon-
hoa, elect strcurss, Seminal Weakness, Whites Nsf-
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for shs o.
this the Of the above mentioned
dseases and m his practice and long experence
vesgatn pathology Of the various OF the
taxes permanent and radical His dipomssfom Lon
dom Ednburg and Philadelphia also his honosry degree rom
the State Of Louisiana suspended in large frames In his Of
fee. 1876 Fulton street. -.
Persons distance, enclosing 81 have copy Of his
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental females
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Pwee IL Fui
ton street. will receive due attention. j3e 1msre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
Medical Gard.
DOCTOR RIS

DOC TO r M RRISON,
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2cak Fulton strsss-
Doctor Morrison continues TO be consulted con6dentiay
all diseases which he without msrcuy
srain in diet pursuit Recent particularly 0osos
sTkI0TrUREs or TIE URETHRA are cured By Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain OF incopvsnieace e
the patient Az the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of urinary appaatus but ~
peencd Surgeons should BE- make the
affected with enlarged glands
suffer much injury from swkya5a
This affection and the Of evils resulting from secret de-
structive habit YOUTH inducing NOCTURNAL emsssons and ut
principles BY restoring the system healthy tone and rsin
stating its original vigor perfect cure guaanfeed OF 10
charge. .
NB-Dr NJ holds communion with medical psetenders
advertising Surgeon the city Bee his diplomas IN his oc
oik Fulton street. Letters post paid and containing lee WIN
insure medicine and advice to any part OF the Unon
fromT Al MI 10 10 p M daily, nal lmsrc
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TO THE PIJBTJC.

DR.. g E ORGE W. CHAPMA MS
TMpROvED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS, DYsPEPTlC
Bittes, Cough and Choles Drops and other Medicines,
prepared from his recipes q than years tested pac
Jaundce Dopses in the Head and Chest, Liver Obstruc
tons. Dyspep.a, Cramp Fits Dysenteres. Violent Coughs
the Chest and e pecay in diseases Of private nature
shed Office Canal street and ofhe only authorized agent
in the city Of New York. la3 West Broadway until further
MOTIF iaIQ2 wAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
BART!NE'S LOTION,


a Rhsnm.tis%, Govt spains Bui.s, Cut., Burns scald.
sweas. Wssbas.. and Pain. il the Breast Side and Back
Pmples all kinds Of Eruption. Of the skn ETysypes Salt
as .n a9S &
mach and Limbs Choe Bow Complaint Fever Sores. Old
Ulcers and Sores of all kinds Complaints Of Kidney
ry, Chilbains Corns Bunions Head Ache Tooth Ache.
The popresor deem write lengthy r.iel,s
the merits Of this nvaluabe medicine its friends
in New York and the Atlantic cities ehsrfuy certify the
that they their families will constantly keep supply L
being so generally useful and ready cure.
The LADIES also gratefully unite in aesting its value
many cases which heretofore seemed without remedy,
For sale the Proprfetors General Depot retail and whole
:se 2s Broadway door above the Ho.mIs wi agent.
the city and at distance will be supplied liberal terms Al
20 n depot aM fhiladephi by agents
lance. VEG Dexter Albany; Dr. Heimsreet TToy T. M
Dopneli Saratoga sI; = Tou.ey Syracuse 81 Ecwts J
Y. Clerk, Jersey city; Van Mort Mewbury; r q. Ar
T.ib; p whlpri: Banpre; Heash FrsssTefsbu!s va;
j. M. Sharp. Cincinnati, Ohio; f. Easerly, st LOUIS MOI j.
r. Baker, Boston; Mesrs W. H. Slwell, Westerly, X l.;
B. Taylor, Newport, do; g. Lyman, Montreal, q. E..
Nc Donald ST. Johns dol j. o. Hutchinson, Toronto G. w.
Price rs cents &. s. BARTINE K CO.,
DE lmeod*m 323 Broadway.
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv mr. RALPH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and most
~ Of stated the plainest
Bile manner he used in the authors practice
eeing given without reserve giving also clear and faithful
description OF several disorders frequently mistaken
deceptions Il a well known Ioastinr class Of peopIe
Few Of the and varied Of dece
ton which exist this subject. To be had only a. y
Greenwich street Price ST. tSeut BY post. upboundD
Several pretenders hare nearly initiated the title this
book and they could do those ph0 should
be misied piH, however, soon defect the imposition.
r, D. Aware Of general entertained Of those
who obrude their skill upon the public (multtudes Of whom
are seen IN almost every paper " considered duty
the following the which this little
book claims especial confidence
Besides author rank Graduate Of Edinburgh kehs
former works viz, The Domestic Guide to Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, Tisa
,mona letters from the most Of 70
Of this city, DR. yek Of Philadelphia and Others and
which most gratifying. has permission to refer almost
every phyncIan ofeminenee in the city. ja23 1mos-r
VARlOUs sizes and eoors. ecn.ant hand sale
By Hw HOSE 4 Victor,
~ imsms Pearl sweet, M stairs.
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Medical Aid.

mr. GREGORY, No sRooseyelt is committed in all
~ diseases of private Dr. g. regular Physician
and and OF than twenty experience
during which time he has made valuable aud important
dscoy cries in curing speedily Terms for medi
cine and advice S. and will be by OF
the country.
SrRIcTuRE OF URErHRA-This dreadful form OF
the disease yields the Of Dr. in the
ishng manner He the Of method by which he
will warrant to cure structure in many days formerly
painful the certain add whereas the old mode
Of treatment did frequently leave the patient worse off, may
be- ncurabe structure Of thirty years duration was cured
by DR.. q. single week One Of the most common symP
toms Of structure little involuntary escape Of water mped
will be forwarded on application.
The PRvATE TREATsE, called "The Kubicon:n-
little volume tof which Pr is the author and publisher
happen to need silent and TRASHY friend. Il i written in
themsevs treats the diseases and arrangements Of
the genital of both showing plainly the best
thod Of small edition Of hi. work has been prepared
part of the United States.
Dr. Gregorys private Offices No Roosevelt street,
door from Chatham st. be had his Cordial and Book;
puncstiOn. win be considered strictly cophds9t The FOL
remedies No. William Maiden Lane; 90 Fulton
corner Of Water st 70 Fulton Of Gold st.;
Bowery. corner Of Walker N6 Delaney st. Of Sui
folk N East Broadway, OF Market St. and both
of Broadway and Chambers ma im&Y