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o. CHEAP PRIvTrNs, and PRINTING of

Dc CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office of the Clipper 1874 BALTIMORE -ST.-Gs
MAMMOTH BILLS Much os larger "sR sRseSc eSy Other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CAEUKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LAD!NG,
STAGE Y HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, As we pos
sess,d offacnes with latest styles of type aud new
and splendid machinery fordong work, IN ere,y style,
in manner unsurpassed in this city,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

AND IUOK1NG GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO he found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. Sc. for sale and made TO order cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, Il. s. FRYER,
nll-tf No. | North Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rn"" =.
For Valparaiso and other ports III the Pacifc-Sh'p
Seaman, March |.
For hOndon-Ship Rob Roy, with despatch.
For Havre-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For River La Plate-Barlue Margaret Hugg, s0Ons
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Whig, few days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

LATER FROM PoRr-AU PRINcE. Intelligence
from Port-au Prince to the lst inst represents
political affairs as very unsettled. The Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation that all the ma
tiYes who are able to bear arms, are TO march
against the DomnicanS about the latter end OF
February. 1t has caused quite an excitement
at Port-au Prince. The French Consul Gene
raj was still on board the French frigate, as the
French Admiral had not arrived. Coffee and
Logwood were very scarce, and consequently
vory high.
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AL n A N A c.
MARRIED.

In Gettysburg, Pa, l7th inst WILLIAM SHAAB, Esq.
to Miss MARY A. CuErsE, both of Tdncy Town Dis
trict.
In Carroll co 81 inst by EderJ Keller, Rev WIN
II. MuLCENIH 10 Miss MARY a. +. B. FAITHFUL, both
of Baltimore.
In Carroll CO. 5'h inst. by Rev. Mr.. Geiger, WIN
FEAsgR to SUsANNAH MAus, daughter Of Jacob Maus,
ESQ both of Carroll.
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@3-SONS OF TEMPERANCE--CRY YST.4I
FOUNT DITISION, No. IS, WILL meet at Union
Hall, corner of Batm ore-st. and Tripoleu's aIIey
THIS Saturday EVENING, att O'Clock. 03- The
brethren of Sister Divisions in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend. By order
jal0-sf JOHN w. PEREGQY, R. Scribe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

DEAD. The Philadelphia papers announce
the death of 1t. John c.. Henry, Of the U. S.
Navy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

DI5-I. o. o. +. The members of WASHINGTON
Hall TOMORROW Sunday MORNING, at 9 o.
clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of
Brother JOSEPH NEAL. BY order,
f. n. b BOYD, Secretary.
N. B. The members ef Sister Lodges in good stand
ing, are invited to attend. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
IL w. TILyARD,
MEe SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m N. W. cor. of Eutaw and Lombard-Ss,

n27-3m N. w. cor. of Eutaw and Lombard-sFs
SPLENDID LOTTERIES THIS WEEK.
- Call at TREMBLEY CO.'S National Lottery
Office, No South Chates-st. for the prizes. II is
well known that sold more prizes last week than
any office in the city. We sent to Brownsville, Pa.
prize of $1,000 in quarter ticket; to Pittbug, in
package of halves, prize of $4,000, and prizes of
$1,000 one of $780, and lois of $20O and SlO0 prizes
sold in the city, and ''a few left of the same
sort" in the following splendid lotteries to be drawn
this week.
FRIDAY-sl2 900, 1000, 20 of 1000, &c. Tickets
$4.00; qrs 81 90. Certificate of package sl4.
SATURDAY-The favorte Small Fry-Capital Of
$4,000. Tickets l.25; halves 90 cts; qis. 3lc Ger
tficates of packages of wholes Ss; halves S9 quar-
ters so; eighths 1925.
{G5- For the prizes in the above Lotteries apply 90
TREMBLRY & co.
No. South Charles street.
1t one door from baltimore street.
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1g-UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. Mr.. sHRIG-
LEY will preach in the Calvert-st Church, TO-MOR-
ROW Sunday 22d inst at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and at
u O'Clock, P. NJ. lie will deliver Lecture on the
pass ge, awe both labor and suffer rcprOach because
we trust in the living God, who is the SauioT of all
men, &c. Ii
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HVHE DWARF OF THE CHANNEL.
OR THE COMMODORE,S DAUGHTER.


n OR THE COMMODORE'5 DAUGHTER,
A Nautical Romance of the Revolution
BY BENJAMIN BAKER, Esq
Q5- Published THIS DAY, by the u. s. Publishing
Company, No. Norlh-st., up stairs,
The Book contains 100 pages, with engravngs; a
beautiful co0red engraving on the cover illustrates
scene where Helen, the beautiful maniac, is watering
her flowers. Price 25 cents. fe2-3t
HDICH DRESS SILK AND SHAWLS
-aa R; McELDoWNEY co. have received by
late arrivals, an assortment of and beautiful
French DRESS GOODS, among which are rich
Dress SILKS, of entire new design, exceeding in
point of beauty any former importation. Also
Printed, Cashmere, Silk, Thbet, and Canton Grape
SHAWLS; with very extensive stock of LINEN
GOODS, of the most superior quality;
l63 SALTlMORE STREET,
fe2l between Calvert and Light SITS.
d. SCHOOLFIELD 81 co. are daily handing
- over the gold to their customers for prizes OBJ.
tanned at their Office They sold again Yesterday IN
Nos 8 IS So pdze OF 1000 to gentleman of Charles
st. Nos 81 81 6S prize Of S4G0 sent to Leesburg
Va. Nos. II n 7S prize of 800 TO a ctz N,
Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 30 drawn
Feb. 20tE--iowtst prize 81, are 000i
81 IL 79 6S So II 30 3 10 So 81 60 20 II
Draws TODAY, tae beautiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class g. ..1
THE CAPITALS ARE: '
prize OF $1,000 / prize OF 1858
.D / $50 10 500
r.H 1000 10 .. 300 &c
Tickets Sl4-slarrs IN ptoportian,
In which SCH0O uFlELB & co. will sell on GER
icaie packages of 21 whole tickets for only $ls
so. halves - 25 quarters S4 e., eishths s. 81.
For he prizes in packages, sngle tickets or shares
be sure and cali on the all lucky
GCHUOLFIELD CO.,
No, Calvert street,
L. First Office from Baltimore street. ,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

R7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No, 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of GaY-st. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

nRAWS TODAY, Feb. 81, the Small Fry,
AZ of 500, sc. Tickets 5 %, halves 62t ceats.,
quarters 81! cts. Certificate of package Of rs quar-
ters only 81 SO.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply TO the prize vcnders, MILLER Il co.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Glass 49, drawn
Feb. 20-lowest prize "a:
2l II rs 68 50 II 20 3 IS Sc 81 81 70 n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
| E ID.

On the 18th inst. THEoDoOIA, daughter of Peter
Fenby, Esq. in the 24th year of her age.
On the 18th inst. ELIzL, wife of Lawrence Fred
rick, in the 4lth year Of her age.
On the 18th inst JAMES fl. ARMIrAeE, in the 30th
" ear of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

RINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1886.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

THg OlDEN TIME. Queer people were our
forefathers, and queer laws did they enact.
Among the records Of South Reading, Mass,
the following entry is found under date of 1862:
"This year the town ordered that no woman,
maid, boy nor gall shall sit in the south alley OF
the meeting-house, upon penalty of twelve
pence for each day they shall sit in the alley
after the present day. 1t was further ordered
that every dog that comes to the meeting after
the present day, either of the Lords or lecture
days, except it be their dogs that pay for dog
whipper, the owners of these dogs shall pay
six pence for every time they come to the
Meeting
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

CoLLgGrATE HoHoKs--HIGu ScuooL. The'
member of tho committee on Education, OF tic
City Council, who disagreed with the coqimit-
tee, appended the following to the report, as
published ia the Argus:
"Mr. Soran disscuIs from the views Of the
Report and advocates the prayer of the memo
ralrs,s, on the ground thlt every just incentive
should be given to tie scholars, and that Collie
giato honors, as such, should be dispensed alike
upon tho rich and the poor, having merit only
in view in confrrrng them. He has submitted
the form Of an act to be recommended to the
General Assembly, in accordance with the
prayer of tho memoriallsts."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

GNHEAP OIL CLOTHS. | have iust receiv-
u ed large assortment of heavy FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, suitable for Rooms, Halls, SC. &C., at ex-
tremely low prices. Persons in want of good OIL
CLOTHS, cheap, will do well to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as | am determined 10 sell at the
very lowest prices.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s N. Gay street,
fe2l-d near the Odd Fellows Hall,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

EeiANO AND ia Bile COVERS. The sub
n scIibers have just received an assortment of
embossed PianO, Table and Stand COVERS of the
latest styles; also 4, q and Worried and Cotton
TABLE COVER, with fine assortment of Ingram
anu catan CARPETING, which they offer very
lJw ior cash, or to punctual customers
EDWARD DUVALL & co.
No. LOG Baltimore street
f4.aoft tPA p 81 door west of iIoiday.st
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Medical Aid,

d @ TOR OR e CORY.
NERVOUS Constitutional, also sexual Debility,
sgltng from certain indiscreet practices Of the
youthful and thoughtess. Nature good
to forget her but will later call them
to fearful becoming sometimes proves be-
Among the ofths bgtng and desoatng habit
impoency nocturnal emissions, consumption wasting of
the body palptaon Of the heart shaking OF the
hands, confusion Of the intellect want Of business
yoracious appetite foed and sometimes partial
loss Of some Of the faculties, such the sight, hear
ing, voice, memory, &c. and also the arrangement of
ssIiaip organs such the stomach liver lungs. and brain
For repairing and renvgoating the constitution and
would earnestly recommend his Invgorating Tonic
and generously nourishes the system
and not followed by reaction, the with other
%sdes its good effects permanent and the is lasng
Price 81 bottle Of half dozen for So Be
any part Of country or what is more convent
ent and less the ingredients powder be
by mail much will make three bottles with full drec
tions and advice S. and larger quantity proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted at his private Offices No. Roosevelt
door from Chatham at Al hours All communication
confidential, and by mail. be post paid Patients in
waiting in separate and of
meet each other DR.. g. regular Physician md Surgeon
and has been more than twenty the practice Of treating
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms reasonable
u91 lunSr
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK.. JANUARY 26.


Arrived.
mdzs Boyd Hnsisn Dec of cherScus. Fra %',a
s esSss TH No
NICHOLAS wa, was ,Swed up by steamer Hereas.
with mdue, 10 Msrshali 'e' run e'p00' Zee 1''
Ship sultana Dennis, days from New Orleans, with mdz
ssg rdiA'd days FIN New Orleans
Ship A,rIspta. Raymond II day. from Apslaeheola with
Gays
ed ship George Davis of Boston, bound W. 3h inst saw
sane gs,s day, saw a b steamer Steering \ -
sprung head ntsvS e.
s1esf ,s sSs o oon
sn not Ssen The Ts
BY the steamboat Samson.
ss Sutton 18th JAM with cotton
Rss %sR y' s s sss T ss
ton and f., BALI sale, SiE ,s weeks before
to Meyer stasies foe NoGt
II hssy
Flora and schr Bell sailed for Lepool brig DR. Hitchcock
New sS Stewart day. from Halifax
XIV, RIVAL i IN E. s. ai n Cape Sable spoke BIZ brig
wh a"" Sn1s ia Key ss %s ps
18th
northwest Of lat 18th mat the Gulf passed lead color
% sP ss fSwns si I'm a. a e Rive.
schr shawmut. Hillcomb, y ds I'm Swansboro, NC.
Schr Amazon. Steelman, DIS fin Elizabeth Cily, corn
schr Sirah Merrill Strong, ds I'm Baltimore, with corn
to Gauges MAILER. ----~~t.
sehr Statesman, daysfn Georgetown Dc with mdze to
Sturges x Chairman. tt'l
Schr Fox, Ellingsworth from Milton Del
schr Brown, May I'm Philadelphia with mdze to Allen
Paxon. /
Schr Cora Sherwood, days from Newbern. NC with ma
val stores
Schr Baltimore, James, FIN Philadelphia.
Schr Manchester Smack, I'm Richmond with mdze to Allen
< Psxon. - - $500
Schr Vermon, Benjamin, days fun Baltimore with mdz
to Gauger Il MAILER.
schr Eliza NJ Bradley Penny, Is days from Newbem NC
with naval stores Has experienced heavy weather;
FIN NV lost deck load; while lying anchor off Hog ,and
Below.
Ship Sullivan, Waite, Charleston,
Sailed.
Ship Rambler, FIN London bark William & James Mobile:
brig Tybee, Charleston.
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nation associate Judge of the Supreme Court.
This ought 10 serve lesson TO the &C natives
never again to desecrae the Constitution or disgrace
the character and honor OF their country by lntoe-
true American, of whatever party, will never counte
nance or support principle so abhorent to the finest
feelings OF our nature, and bring themselves and
their country down 10 level with European
monarchles in their system of exclusive ruling for
the benefit of select few The Constitution OF the
United States is that which makes the native
and adopted citizen an American freeman,
and not the accident of birth for, if this were So
the natives so called, have done injustice TO their
negro and Indian brethren, in not securing for them
first the privileges they zealously contend for for
themselves. Alas, poor Natvism," peace 10 its
names. ARIEL.
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BosToN, January "a, 1886
The Steamers Nacs-Rnsh for Foreign Papers-

BosroN, January "a, 1916.
The Steamers Neios-Rush for Foreign Papers-
The Expresses TO Ne,c York-Railroad Blockade
The Ice business, &c.
The news by the steamer has been the all en-
crossing topic Of conversation here since Yesterday
morning II is regarded as highly pacific in its ma
ture, and the effect on the stock market has been
favorable. Its effect on the cotton and -four mar.
kets is, perhaps, hardly perceptible.
The rush for the foreign news was tremendous Red.
ana other vendors Of foreign newspapers and peri
oaicals, were literally overrun with customers The
penny papers also had brisk demand their extras
ana many thousands went of in twnkling
crowd collected at the Worcester railroad depot 70
witness the departure of the New York expresses The
bined opposition. At Worcester, however il il said
your express was detained in consequence of the
ar nn o. train on the Norwich road while the
eres IL elt here in the result of this race IL the rail
roads are blocked up with snow it is evident they
are from the non-arrival OF the mails from your CITY
and express had to wait the regular trains
pass it probable that the horse express will reach
New York frst But If such should be the result the
holy alliance will have nothing boast Of as neither
skill enterprise nor sagacity at all times conquer
when tho elements nerpose obstacles Which
are almost beyond the power Of human genius to sur
mount.
The railroads in every direction appear to have been
ciogged up by the recent storm From the South
IN particular we have been almost without intelligence
for two or three days
He ice meIchants nave been glorying in the cold
weather. and large quantities OF CONCEALED water have
been slowed away for shipment and future use during
the past week.
There is no news Of interest in village at the pre-
sent time We look to the Commercial Emporium
and to the New York Herald for light and knowledge
on all the great questions which agi,ate the public
mind.
Sale or Stocks Mt Boston.
BROKERS' BOARD, Jan. 24.-l0O shs Reading Railroad
Isl 70 DO 70; 30 Western Railroad, 90 IS Boston and
Maine Railroad l0t; Boston and Worcester Railroad
iat' Eastern Railroad new io4 100 Long Island RR
1915 90 do, 53l 20 do 81; 100 do, SO; IS Norwich and
worcester Railroad 81 80 do, SO 10 DIS, 64t 10 do, 64
$50 do, l4a. -
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

"A
"a Rhs umasg Gout sprans Bruises Cuts, Burns scslds
swenss. Wcskness and Pains the Breast Side and Back
Fractures and pslocations Of Bones letter. Ringworms
Pmples all kinds Of Eruptons Of the Skin, Erysypess Salt
Rheum Fever and Ague Ague Breast Quinsy
Sore Throat, (landular Tumor Lumb Ci the
mach and Limbs Cholie Bowel Complaint Fever Sores Old
Ulcers and Sores of all kinds Complaints Of Kidney
.ay Chblans Corns, Bunions. Head Ache Tooth Ache.
The propreors deem il write lengthy articles
the merits Of this medicine its 100 friends
New York and the Atlantic cities cheeully certify the
best and only remedy the complaints above
that they and their families will constantly keep supply Il
being generally useful and ready cure
The LADIES also gratefully unite sttestng its value
many v hch heretofore seemed without remedy.
For sale the Popetors Genea Depot retail whole
sale sas Bosdwsy doors above the Hospital wi
the city and at distance will be supplied liberal AL
so their Depot 23 WALNUT Phadephi by
lance WIG Dexter, Albsny DR.. Heimsreet, Troy T M
R0pne GarstcEa Sp Iousey, syrac 1se Ecwlsr
y Clerk, Jersey city; Van Mort NewbuTy; r. o. Ar.
thur Tconderoga, NY; w. Force Warrington City, d.
whpple, Baltimore; Houeh cE,bu!K va;
+ Baker Bo''Sn; Me.srs W H s,illwsli Westerly,
Price IS cents. c. s. BARTINE x CO.,
d22 lmeod+m 500 Broadway.
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Medical Gard.

DO Q i y X NJ o II Il IS ON,
NORTH RIVER DisPENSARY, 2o4K Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted coadensay
all private Diseases which he without mercErv
sraint diet or pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
rh9a, y he cures in TO days.
NJ on improved principles without pain or neopvenenc to
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous tn
those OF other affections OF tae apparatus but
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands
suffer much injury from awkward RTaccneTs rv,, INV
This affection and the Of evils resulting from secret de-
sucve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissons and ult
principles by the system healthy tone and REIN
charge
BDr M holds communion with medical pSetenders,
sdyertising surgeon IN hs city See his diplomas in h Office
Ofx Fulton street. Letters paid and containing fec VIII
insure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Office 2o4h Fulton Greenwich, New York Open
from 7 A. M. to 10 r NJ. daily nal 1msrc
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Miscellaneous Record.

Packet ship QUEEN THE WEST, Woodhouse, for Liver
pool and LOUIS PHILIPPE Cssto for Hayre will sail this
morning.
schr PoMoyA Crowe which sailed from New Bedford on
the 20h for this Dartmouth day-cause not
stated.
susA1 s before 5sps5ss wrecked Of Ans Oct
profits, and 800 and freight making
sup NErIusE, abandoned the passage from Stockholm
TO New York sss reported before) insured three Offices
and 50 600 Phladepha freight money The cargo was
on New York q Enssh sScoua and probably insured
nss en
rolled SIDE he ssk. h
another gale lon s the sd again and the YES.
mere 1a
were i've feet water hold and she went down soon at
Brig China hence for st Thomas, It'll inst lat 50 49, long
Whaiemen.
LAHMst, Oct 2yfionseI, Woyer,on n B, 10 mos, 1000
TSs, VIII NJ cor Ts eos M Sss;
I. ~ if MP r. il ;s II NJ
VIII dol Congress- Lssie, Mystic Il % ,S So 100 1h @ eiu 1
OH Hobssm,o JSn;; t ,l out M 500 sp 900
Do % sS oh SS sc
ss If Ys. SS sz i
sss: ss:.sS
g M 100 p 1900 DO l,h Caledonia, Forsyth SION mos
s Sc n g. WI a. fss s%s
Halves do IL IS sp 1860 VIII do Harriet Durfee
= m Is $50 VIII, do Minus, Wys Lynn 10 sp VIII
do Flh Ocmulgee Manter Tisbury, sp 1850 VII NJ
Perss WhipIey NIB ~ 100 81 1900 VIII, do; Ware, I'd
studley NIB 10 800 VIII do, Superior Han, L. IL M 500
WI do; Calumet Hancock Ston, $50 sp VIII NJ:
hom. Nsrtic Slate sH is m 1900 VIII, cruise Sabna Vail
do, 1900 VIII, do; Citizen, Lansing do ~ $3.50 VIII NJ
18Th, Dartmouth Upham, NIB II M 2o sp 1850 VIII cruise
Majestic smith do I, 100 sp 1000 WI do Herald Mayhem
cruise. IS h Wade Downs NIB i6 sp 1850 VIII do New.
buryrort, Cray Ston, IS 80 sp 1850 VIII do ciope Hy
II Is M 500 VIII do Hasniba Brooks. MI "a 1900 VIII
home; Phoenix Briggs, Stonington " VIII do Hy
raid Ca,hcsr do % 1000 sp do 2lst, VIM Lee Wmpen.
nv, Newport, 500 sp 60 VIII Line; Panama c, ow Iii
SH " M 400 sp 1900 VIII cruise; Portland Wade do is m 50
sp 1900 VIII crnse; Waysrly Monroe NIB m 100 sp ocow
nS bSSssFs si.a M,es NemSS, q nj ed Mary sa,.p
Y M 900 wh do Cnasn, Bailey Nan M 90 sp 900 VIII do
Lnendhp stott, FIJI IS $50 So 1890 VIII do: Chandler
Price, Pease NIB $50 1900 VIII do cath Fortune BAILEY do
$50 50 $50 VIII, do; Helen, Cartwright, "a mos 400 VIII
home -
Am whaling bsTgus Drimo wrecked Lahana Oct u
(Baqs Dmo, Tate Of NBedord was al Maui Sent a. for
NZealard with 100 So, $50 VIII
= In addition TO the above. we learn thar the had
bbs oil snd had bilged The Capt ashore she
was fecked.
head board with Houqua it, osted ashore at wailu
hied with mostly WOODEN such worn by sail
o IN cold sudes IN the trunk iron spoon with the
name John Adams distinctly scratched upon il. II Is
sad The clothes not through when the trunk
found evidently had been the a very long
Tune rope two or three fathom Ions attached TO the
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Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY, No. Roosevelt is consulted in all
- Of private nature Dr. g. regular Physciax
and and of than twenty years experience
during which time he has made valuable and important
discoveries IN curing speedily Terms for medi
and advice S. and will be by express any part
the country.
Structure THE URETHRA-This dreadful form Of
the disease yields the of Dr. g. in the
ishng He the inventor Of method by which he
will warrant structure many days formerly
took months and besides this his plan the
painful the certain abiding whereas the old mode
Of did frequently the patient or may
be- ncurable structure Of thirty duration cured
toms Of structure little involuntary escape of imed
tey after urinaiing printed circular this subject
will be forwarded on application.
IHDfRivATE. TREATBE, called THE kubicon This
little volume of which Pr g. is the author and pubsherl
essentially important with those who for good
happen to need silent and trs.ty friend" !, written in
Il treats upon the dfea.ss and Of
thod Asmn edition Of th. work has been prepared
part of the United states.
DR.. Gregorys private Offices No Roosevelt street.
and also advice, all hours OF the day evening" All
muncsons will be conslde!ed strictly confidential The fol;
remedies IS william e, near Maiden Lsns; % Fulton
Bewey. eonerSf Walker st.; lag Delaney Of su
folk N East Broadway of Market st.: and both
corners of Broadway and Chambers n23 lmsr