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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoNs.

FRUiT.-Sales have bsen made of 600 bxs Bunch Raj
sins at 81 20 lOe0 do terms did not learn few
Genoa Ctron, l6 cents; Grsnoble Walnuts,
o. 26l bags Filberts 51 mos; and % 900 Carthagena
Cocoa Nuts SIS Sl6 cash. as they run. By auction,
ISL cases Bordeaux Prunes in glass jars of the mpoa
ton OF Msssrs John Durand Co sold at 1874 l4a cts;
4 mos.
HAr-North River sells at 40 cents principally for
shipment. Old is little higher.
HEMp.-We notice sales in Manila at Sl45; and in
Ssal 1875 mos. A lot Of damaged Dew Rotted Amer
can sold at $40 cash.
HIpEs-There not much doing, and we have but one
sale in Angostura to notice which brought 10 cents 8
months.
LEAp-There is as yet nothing of any account doing
a sale in Missouri Pig made at about SO 10.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market in provisions generally is
inactive. Beef and Pork however continue firm at the
old prices; Ohio Mess sold 50 75 prime do SO I2,
IS lsA Mess Beef city, sold at SO sly In Lard there
has been slight falling off holders nevertheless
Time firm and sales in Ohio effected at 65S 61,
with some fair at Ga; in kegs cents. Butter and
Cheese remain as last quoted lot Of Grease Butter
sold at 6A cents
RIcE.-The market is moderately brisk with sales to
some extent, at old rates.
SEEps-There is less activity generally transactions
except in Timothy, in which there were sales made
within our range 5000 pounds old Ohio Clover sold
ut 90 cents; and small lot Western n. T. Flax 81 l2
cash
TALLow-There still exists fair inquiry, generally
for export for which purpose sales been made at
10 cents also, some prime in lots, at IA IA cash
ToBAcco.-There has been nothing of Importance do.
ing Sales have been ma de in Kentucky and Virginia
ut IN cents-a portion for export; some Havana at
30 cents Florida, . % cents.
WHALEBosr-There is but little doing sales in ~ w.
Coast for homo use at sak cents.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST rs.

Cleared.
New Boys HanbaSs ef Dssaf f as.er
Ss: H 81 t ss. Hsos
WheeleI Meteor BlggC, Dem.raIa, Peterson Etrusan
Rasy aI1..toa Gass4 sIIsp; u"ien fBj o a1sf
BacksvilIe Sc Envoy. Richardson; Norfolk, Nesmilh
M: oros shj Sss rSys s Marks sH4 Cedar Mays
Brownell Wilmington. NC. N McCresdy; Z + Colwell
Turner Dlsden'burgh. Pa via Wilmington Del; II Her.
Me chant, Coverdse, Philadelphia steamer Anthracite,
French ship Columbo, Jacob, 90 days from Havre with
mdse TO RossieIe lo2 steersge passengers No date,
Sc Lon as spoke whale ship solon 22 mths with 1900
did, lat 40, Ion IS, FIN y Bedford, S days out.
Ship Sea Freeman July a. from Liverpool with mdse,
Ship saraeen, Hawkins. July 10, from Glasgow. with mdse
Bremen ship Columbus Meyer SO days fin Bremen, Gel
lon SPOKE ship Madison Foster in Bremen ior Ss lat %
towed up by steamboat Hercules.
Bark suPeror Allen, I'm Liverpool with salt Taylor
81 Laurie; Left brig Dove, for New York. soon.
Br brig Ranbow, Church - days from Milton Ms with
Hamburger brig Danae, Foster G5 days FIN Hamburg with
mdse TO Mason Thompson l04 in the steerage
Brig Nsopes, Weeks, days from Phad with coal to
schr Virginia, Nickerson, days FIN Phila with corn to
schr Eliza and Helen Hooper, Robinson Me- with SALT
schr PomfIet, Moore, Machas, with lumber
schr Fl X Roberts, Smith, New London, in ballast.
Below.
Ship Clinton of Bath supposed to be from Antwerp, with
Also, ships, bark, l brig.
Sailed.
French ship Albert, City Point from the Lower Say.
on "wednesday night ship Margaret Evans, for London
Ship Sddons Cobb erpool was towed to the SW
Spit by steamer Samson where she lays anchor detained
by head wind.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail,
Home Ports.

BALrIMoKE, Aug 27-Arr briggs Mary Ann BENJAMIN from
Falmouth Jsmaca Chickassw, Kendrck fin Boston: ob,t
Higgins fin York. cid Bremen bark Roll Bohen MencLe
Bremen; brigs Selma Jackson, Rio de Janero; Orbit
man Lsgusyn; Emma Bailey Yves, Indies; schrs VIM Al.
Bangs, Providence; Chesapeake, Stuart, NYork.
NORFOLK, Aug z5--Arr schrs J Demarest -, BID to N
York; Edith Baker from Bait BID TO Boston, phen
Brgs. FIN Bait. BID 10 Nfork. .
PHLADrLpHIA, Aug TAR schrs Centurion, Curtis, st
Georges Bermuda Mary Stewart Pinkham FIN Lubec. Be-
low the Portsmouth, for Lswes Del reports the
packet ship Wyoming I'm Liverpool bark aud bgs
known ali in the Bay bound up CID briggs Sun. Flynn Bss
ton; Token Mayo do; Olive Thompson. Pete do Sarah
Wood Wood do: schrs & l. eager, Razer, Norwich; A
Horton, Corson Providence; jenkins, Dodge. Boston;
Delaware, Perry Lyn9 yssta diam Providenss Euaiee
II O King, Kitchens, Nfork.
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by rated
No as remedy for biotches, pimpes, pustules,
of discoloration of the skn All competition has
been completely dsanced by this invaluable composition,
the demand for which, within the last months has
sed than i've hundred The cearness and fresh
which its impas the complexion have rendered
il proverbal beautfer of the Skim and
be considered furnished with toilet that lacks
ed only skin deep the important that the thin
ering which resides should be kept
ent and most attra. tive state.
DR.. Gourauds Grecian Hair Dye for colorng hair has
all the old and deererou preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for cradle ating hair
The Lily White made by the ID is by
sent allowed to be the most excellent article for identifying
the complexion that h., graced lady gentleman.
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for cmsoning pale lips and
cheeks These supeatve cosmetics, together with large
stock ehpce spd asX articles are TO B. bad
street. first door FROM Broadway and the for Beas
Agens-Jordon, Milk st., Boston; Carlton Co, Low
ell: Green Co, Worcester. aul2 lmsr
I UCINA CORDIAL, OR, THE ELixER OF LOVE.
II For the and speedy of Incipsnt Consnmp-
ton, Barrenness, lmpoency Lucorhea Whites Gieet,
Distracted difficult Menstruaton ncontnence Of Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general rrcsa
of the whether the result Of inherent
produced by Irregularity illness accident
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and nestmable
dial in both hemispheres is suc emit guarantee for its
quick and positive in curing all the above affections
complaints Nothing be surprising than its
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness
and asstude before taking it, at once become robust and full
the Of the female frame, which is the only
Of barrenness aud which, PRIOR Magnins discovery
considerable ncarabe; And It quickly removes the mpe
dments produced by physical p.osation winch frequently
deter from getting married LANGUAGE indeed
do justice TO the merits Of the Lucna Cordial which
Raded by the heads of the faculty all OF the world
Price 50 per bottle Principal Office Nassau street base
ment au2l
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LAuNcH-A ship the Marion of 500 burthen
day the l5th The Marion Of excellent mode and
Esq Southport Conn and intended for Messr. D"nham L
pmops line Of packets between this port and Charleston
BARK Brown, Captain Horton with cargo Of lumber
bound to Providence RI attempting get yeser-
shoa The steamer Charleston captain Copes went to her
% en on both
o". part of the deck oaa has been thrown overheard
% pilot %e
the accdent.-T Charleston News, Aug "a.
ap. on
manmast standing five miles north of her another sh
aud rigging all standing.
W.rsxI a; vessel recently arrived at WiI%insson NC
s % aSsd hsI
der braces, could not perceive her name.
Whaiemen.
Sailed Sailed from from New Bedford d. 2'th ship Lagods -
Coast.
Spoken.
seh Sea, New York Matasorda, Texas th instant Ion
Aug aeth o. '' 0''e Bremen TO S'
b ship sophia, Mofe London to Montreal, Aug sh lat
81 Bg s,Tss PSsr day FIN WImns0n for Havana Aug
Foreign Ports.
Aug 22Arr ship Annie Means L,verGool cid
Gcbe " WaGa. DiSHsa .eh
Home Ports.
BG;,SS 1ss ,s3 Tss sasr 4P
low is S. SadT justice sUIy R aj
Reiro: Rowland Harding Charleston; brgs Biekisy G6f
.eh uaas rSS
. No Tesgd snlp Nonantum FIN Liverpool Signal for
s,g Aug sRphp New York Gsmpe NYS
mouth; Cssa fha Tor Boston Also arr Us :cSf Gala
IN 1 s.sss! s sas'; sHsSss"t
~ .~Fy ss@GSaS: stS f osSa
bofsi
Barcelona PoiPoise Baron aanzas Spear, Prior New
.NAsJpekEI, avg a,TsId sehr, Redwins, Brown, Pha;
Nrw BEproEp, Aug 25~Ar ship Margaret, fin Newport,
T.. Ts6 S xHs sch: s s h
ySk S.s aaon Aug A ship LSa,vs Hunt New
S HSf s; 81 .SIshsss
fsi~sF
fa s
SS nG s soue s
smith Brs1o Santiago; ssnr Enterprise Tanner do ed
A%s;, bIaao., SANTIAGO; brig S.udoa Wsieh, Boston,
PrlaDsnra Aug fa 'sht ol:en Henderson New
S 5 % Hsw psR%Gs s9
Brown NlarbIehead Home, Crowel Bo.ton Mail, Baker
Providence; Thos Ireland Som rs do Rob Roy Chapman
N9I~Ieh Henry Shase Roger, do; Falcon faott Boston
ford; Boston, Nash, Aliens Point; shaw, Corson New
port; Pow haitian Bartlett, ork; Equity Racket Bridge
port; Paugssset, Knudson, Derby Messerole, Young
Esr Y N Hs%ud S,ss
Marsh, Newark Jno EssIl smith NYork; Peter Henry
PORTLAND Aug 25-Cd. schr Wescustogus, York. FORK
PnoypErcE, Aug a5-AI soop James Lsmpheer, kenney,
Nfork; Roger Williams, Surges do Below, deep laden
bark Newport NJ supposed the Julia,
Triton from Pcou for this SID schrs Lodi Thompson
and h Hall, Phila; Patriot, Smith, do. - 80
fsHMoSp Aug 23-Au schrs Esguimaux. Halves, CHARLES
9n Sc Peter Ritter Deickson, Fall River Evelina, Tb
toni Argus, Tinker, Stonngtou.
sAoo Aug 2oArr brig Levant, Jefferson, Phsdelphia
SSALEM Aug 25-Cld. Mary Clark, Small, NYoIk. -
saboNisGIona Aug 2-An Sehrs Cynosure, Waite, Phia
oI rortland T w Thorne Duree NYork for Fall River;
China, Dickens, do for do. ~
Havana for Portland ~ e' ''
Wi.SiseTos NC, Aug a3Ar brig Benz ,min Litileheld,
I'm 81 rtlns sed schr Harrison Price Besston New ork
On cid sehr sarah Nash, for Boston, 2ad brig yd Duff
IN Tor repairs, for st Augustine. - --'''
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The rice harvest has commenced in Georgia, and
although backward, yet it will yield average crop
The farmers in this and the adjoining counties
says the Upper Marlboro Gazette, are now, and have
been for several weeks past engaged in hreshing
their grain. We have received accounts SAYS the Ca
zette, from very many OF Them and all confirm the i'm
preston which had very generally prevailed that half
crop would not be realized The largest yield which
has yet been head Of has been about bushels the
one of seeding while in many three have been
realized.
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER, Oculist Nc. % Greenwich street, New
~ York. the Battery deyotes his exclusive attention
diseases Eye and Ophhalmc Surgery and
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases
which the human subct disorders of that organ
which cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number Of undoubted testimonials which be
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice
eeeded either extent by that any other Oculs
In the United States
GTOHce hours from "a M to O'Clock r. M after which
he visits out door patients.
sssArtifcial Eyes sale and which will he inserted
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases Eye, with
several instances Of effected by DR. Wheeler
mode OF regiment be had sratuitousy his
The same VIII be forwarded to making to
him hv Letter, post paid ~ mv12 1msrc q
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finishes by destroying the leaves Many planters say
that these worms are generally through the country,
not more than half crop will be made have just heard
from the plantations the Louisiana side, and am in
formed the army worm has commenced there, and has
nearly destroy ed crop from these
Judge the effect prophecy that the crop will not be
large as was last least this section of the
u States hear every day complaints from all sections
of the State"
All this goes to show that serious falling off IN the
cotton crop may be reasonably apprehended
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DEPARrMsNr or STATE,

WAsHINGroS, August %, 1916
For the benefit of the persons Interested publicity ia
given 10 tho following extract from a communication
under date July l. 1876 received at the Department OF
State, from j. c. Gallaher, Esq, consul of the United
States AT Ponce, Porto Rico
" In consequence OF the representation made the Gov
of Porto Rico the 9th of March last the charge
for light money which had been made American
sells arriving at Ponce has been discontinued, and the
has been ordered to be refunded in the in
which IL N maid
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NEE dies.
MANUFACTURED BY JOHN RIMMER & SONS,
ALCESTER ENGLAND

by JOHN RlMMEh q SUNS,
ALCESTER, ENGLAND.
y OBERT s. STENTON, "a MAIDEN LANE. (IJp
IL stairs) SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
In in the world does the manufacturer surely
the bene t arising from deserved superiority in the
United States and for this American looks for
the impressed upon any article before
he purchases and finds the quality good he remembers
aud recommends what he has tried and proved Still there
rule with All who purchase Needles by
wholesale well that thew usually labelled
with the real but with the Of the
importer in New York Philadelphia &c. who thus deprives
deserving OF all the credit justly due him and the
importer attach his the goods makers
the buyer has certainty OF obtaining the article
quality which he had previously purchased, and again
quires.
the real maker.
8 steuton offers the Wholesale trade land through
them TO the ladies of the United States) John Rmmer
Sons Warranted Royal Hemisphere, Superative and
DedEyed Needless as the best imported into this
country.
In England and throughout the continent Of Europe where
they are sold under the genuine Runners Needles
have reputation superior to all others ala eodim-rh
nOLTuK BOLTON may be consul ted on all diseases OF
II dec"te at his office, 4, Vesey street
The DIR s long and practice in this city
him the aggravated whether Of stand
ing from malueatn without hindrance
ON business Mild in four six days Deb-
ty CONSTITUTIONAL caused by ndisceet in
diligence in youth will upon Applicant n the Dr. ef
fectually restored to health guarantee of safe and per
manent cure at all tunes given. Office Vesey street.
au07 =
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MEDICAL NOTICE.--DOCTOR FAWCETT, con-
vl suting surgeon OF 1856 Futon street. New York
thor OF late pubIcauon embracing the following sub
lects VIE Matrimony mpotency and Sterlty anatomical
hensIye exposition of the nature and modern treatment
OF Syphilis Secondary symptoms Gonorh9a, elect, Src-
lures Seminal Weakness, Whites, Nocturnal Emissions,
and all the consequences arising from sell pollution
The Doctor has devoted his for the last fifteen
years in this city, the treatment of the above
toned diseases and from his and
perence investigating the pathology Of the various
Of the he all that
from Lendon Ednburg and Philadelphia also his honorary
degree from the State OF Louisiana suspended in
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing ST. have copy OF his
late accompanied with which embraces ali diseases
incidental to females.
All lett prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawee
Fulton will receive due attention au2t i'm
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FITS FITS "A GREAT THlUMPH
N MEDICINE has been achieved by DRS VANS AND
HART in the Of Epileptic Fits(or falling sickness
Hystercal Fits, Couvuisions spasms, &c Physicians OF
have this disease ncurabe The Pro-
preors of the Vegetable Extract however feel delcacy
IN saying THAT 1T CAN CURED. They weud thereto
cuy invite physicians and all others who
rested, examine the testimony which is offered lit
is deception leg be exposed but i it is then in the
ncurabe Please call address tpost paid the FOL-
lowing persons -
before Mayer Hayemeye March 7h ul,; Jacob Patty,
years, ia Delaney N. W the daughter of Oliver e.
lenslow, ESQ., wears, Yonker N. Y; the son Of Judge
Randall. years, 81 East Broadway W Mr.: Bennett,
boyerst Y; Joseph McDugh, years, East Brooklyn
L. IL Henry w Smith of Henry j. Smith, years. N
Y Custom House.
For additional testimony, pamphlets which may be
had gratuitouslv at office.
NB-Price per box with full directions So SIT and sat-
single bottles, with necessary medicines 50.
DRS. VANS &HART, Proprietors,
aul3 1weodsmc Principal Office, 1871 Grand street.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.


pARTlCULAR NoTlcE-Fanents residing in any part
Of the Union, by writing full statement of their
uon let the disease be Of what kind maydelcate
delicate private oherw ii will be consulted upon
the Members who daily for that purpose, and the
cessary remedies, with directions forwarded edaiely
In this instance the fee ISL which will include all eI
penses, must be enclosed, post raid and directed
w. =. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where one Of the Membeu-Doctor Mcdonnell In con-
sant attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the Of Gononhea, elects, Structures weakness
Of the sexual organs nocturnal and all discharges
from the urethra This powerful duete than
ether remedy yet discovered without interfering in
any way with business. Price 81 per pot
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College, is the active principle OF the &C.
nuine Honduras root is approved by the College for the
Of scroula rheumatism cutaneou erupons, enlarge
ment and pains of the bones syphic symptoms and the
train of diseases njudcious use OF me
curry and medical Price, 81 per bottle
OF bottles for IS.
This valuable Alternative is remedy IN syphilis bot
primary constitutional IL should be resorted 20 mme
datey after the first Of the disease Persons
whe have eruptons skin, venerea nodes rheumatism
srofuls disease arising from an impure state OF the
blood shou ID be moment without IT, Single botues
Sl-csses of half dozen, -.
Carefully packed forwarded all Of the Union
W.. + DICKINSON Agent 81 Nassau street.
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CHKlSTIE'S
GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS,
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RHEUMATISM,

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
NJ how chronic may be the complaint,
readily yields to the wonderful developed by
this remarkable discovery The respectable tesmo
mails from all parts OF the country daily received
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BRACELETS, CARRIERS,
&C. adapted for diseases aud be- by the
delicate with perfect safety and The
and beneficial influence eIeted the by these arti
cles must be witnessed to be believed.
Only Agency in New York, No. 1872 Broadway between
John street. and Maiden lane.
10 Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis.
auai ixydG I'm FIRE
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an SUBJECT DEErLY INTERESTING TO
~ MANY.-Dr. RALPH Author Of the "PRIvArE TREAT

Etra Ss
leIcep Sunday for consultation upon Of the disorders
s ss y
IL. & sa
parts by maaae there are Others which deeply
Of the sexual Organs from excuses early improper habits
scennense ofprne Disease. of the Kidney. and Of The
isnoranty called Gravel stone Stone which, who.
consult him will receive the most faithful and DELI
The author finds that it ha. been matter Of surprise
should devote his to diseases which every
ely were known very different opinion would be formed
on ony as
to n:
either disease when properly treated may remain 80 dor
w.y than in their. effects on po.terity;.
But with regard to the moe train Of evils per
STs b1 of % the he.s
emede; good such the yar,ou. symGtoms which
arise in many cases and so essentially 90 hoss
that what good in must be destructive in other y
these facts in those apply him For instance
afflicted win nave been taking medicines proper only in
their complaints neither nor the other but totally
But Of ali the which painfully harsss the mind
and afford the finest field for knavery that of STRIFE
Rs
or sn s to
he is none the better off Now every real physician
knows that all the physic IN the world would never cure
aud speedily be ed. To every one Of common pru
dence, therefore, he would say, if remarks
9 nd he can appeal TO n nf ho h"
patient should know something of the character
and talent Of the he is about to trust in such case
state generally accomplished in very little time and
without pain inconv Nothing exceed the i'm
ofate in the treatment OF this complaint In
Of Structure accomplished many days as formerly
demanded months Many consult the writer who
to this s o snort out sna
To those cannot leave their homes
who cannot afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
his peculiar and successful means OF cure and which,
being enclosed little mahogany chest (price $o) can be
safely sent to any direction .
B-Fo the convenience of those at distance and for
and key and with his treatise fitted the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and private cure Of
certain complaints They are also especially suited to THOSE
for GonohGa beside full supply Of medicine contains
the authors syringe and ingredients for injections
(price The other, containing all that necessary
constitutional form Of Syphilis is also S. And one lit
tie larger containing everything necessary for the cure OF
liners and Travellers These were originally designed for
the convenience Of the authors private PATIENTS but
iset have they and so are
been induced g give them more publicity They are for
waded carefully encosed to part Of the United States
pS oes. or Dr. RPH Sc seaweh Sweet New
York.
T. s-Aware of the seneral opip, entertained of that
the public in these diseases mulpdes OF whom
eveiy paper he formerly felt give
ed several most eminent and references He finds
however the necessity for this longer exists and to
the basfaced claims to dical titles &c &c. of
tain class become only mark oil the impudent pretender
at6 lmsrc
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KlSIAN DEC KATIV
UPHOLSTERY,

CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c.
NHE subscribers have their full assortmen
Of Broessels sil.s Satin de LANES Tapestry LamPas
mnss, suitable for Bed and Window Curtains, and Furni
ture Coverings of all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with the French and English
factories by one Of the firm and embrace the .rge. and
purchased for cash enable offer lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Upholserers and others requested
examine stock from which they supplied any
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
hnd 1t TO their advantage to select from assortment
which for variety cannot be surpassed The designs
for internal decorations, received by every packet.
SOLOMON x HART,
Upholserers and Importers, 2i3 Broadway,
Imsr onnosre IN. P,yL
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NJ ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 70 IN
teest then by perusng Moral Physiology, written BY
ne hon X ID. Owen, wi sddons and alterations by
ooyeri M ID. Were this boos carefully read by every
Una, different state of society from the present
e,t Inc terror Of verty, End the prospect OF
large family Of children which could be hut poorly reared
many prudent people from entering the matrimonial
STATE but here Is work that will tell important
Srer which may oevise all such objections Price Of the
store - avi4 imsrc
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Guards" they visit the Arch street theatre to-
night, by invitation of Manager Burton.
saIes OF stocks ut PhirndeIuhi

Aue 26--FIRsT BoARD.-S5OOO State S. 66M; Is shs.
~ Bank kentucky 80; 30 Penn Township bank %
AFTER sALrs-l0,Ooo shares Reading RR bonds II;
/, 500 State SIS 66A
SECOND BoARD.-4 shs Pennsylvania Bank 257x; IL
Penn Township Bank 49, 100 Planters Bank, Tennes-
60; 90 shs Reading RR 325s 100 Morris Canal 6j
5000 State SIS, 66h 80 shs Girard Bank TO-
AFTER SALEs-2 shs u s Bank 3X; IS do do 81 so
Reading RR, 32y6; so do DO 80; Pennsy lvana Bank
257z; $50 State 6s, H.