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M EDlCAL CAkp.-Dr Morrison, 2U11< Fulton street,
IVA devoes his entire time to the Of private
collegiate education, and practice Of twenty sir
years enable him perform speedy and
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. M
and examining his claims their confidence.
Nervous and Constitutional Debility. This affection
and the train Of evils resulting from destructive
habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and uIti.
mate impoency radically cured by DIR. M. patho-
logical principles by restoring the system to healthy
md reinsat'ng its original vigcr perfect qua
rant ed.
Str ctures OF the Urethra cured by Dr. NJ improved
principles, withour pain or inc nveniepce
N. B. Letters post paid, promptly attended See DR.
diploma with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Coope Sir A.
Ca Isle SC I'm his ofce, 204N Fulton street al8 3Ot.rc
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELrFtA, Aug. "a, 1917
TN se:sS%; sis. Sarah AsSs' Psy
SaSS% I1 Turk f Hysh
a"asssa Mowers. p,sS!os Mass. Bur:
ss' hels T.o s a Emily
port aS 9o Si Florida t ccoa S'GE c aai
Cleared ship Venice Sage Orleans; barls Manchester
Pata sssys5 Boston, sad Turk Porter i Gyd F Farm:
Rs az Ts. sS% ASnS
Ss S Mss. Hsassa a wtts M
sovereign PETERSON .5aryEot; ss.so%b Go.on,
nom Paitsea Do Emily HcEon a a%dS S0 1of
Roosevelt Woosey do barres Planet Briggs dol aud Cay
Miscellaneous Record
BARK smYRNA--This vessel bound from Bordeaux June
w'a the aS "a
Ths had ssf sd a%s esS wh 3 G
a par q the SsS Thsh hfy TSc 70 " e
ESns and Others this city valued at $4,000 The vessel
Boston The cargo believed to be insured ia Fancs
B4ss Cone Boston PICKED " on the e' Ia,
g Tor charlsson leaking badly. and crew .ci put
gale the tth LAT IS, lon u, varying from to W,
split sails shipped heavy aud carried stern boat
scHH BRAeArzA. Captain McCiin ock in Hampton Roads
from Baltimore fo Boston reports Tuesday morning
of Smiths Point john Sausbuy seaman fell overheard
drowned; he belonged TO Jamaica but had been sail
ing from City e. Il is the captains wish q be has
ienda in either Of the above secs that they would write
him at Boston concerning his effects.
LAuNcHA brig called the Lewis, of gro tons burthen
sD GfTsss ,2% ins
day, The q owned BY Mes," Lewis Brother, phr
ed by Captain w Norm, late Of brig X Lopez
Man, ron CALroayA u transport ship Sweden will
pc de,atehed for California on or about the 2h September
Lets will be received at the Exchange News Rooms
ner Of Wall aud William street until the day Of her sailing
Scan CoRA at Norfolk, pissed 30 miles west Of Chnco.
schr bottom painted about $50 tons bur.
men heating very high Of the udder gone
roks on by the deck, and hanging along sIds.
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yEsioned much pleasure In this commu-
nS definite announcement Of the intended
oh Of Gen Scott towards the capital also added to
the interest of the intelligence and the certainty that
the Pennsyvana regiments are to have smother oppor-
tunity of distinguishing themselves In the approaching
battle will cause the next to be looked for with
| much anxiety
The funeral Of Capt Conn of the nrst State Troop,
will take place this afternoon in RoRsdsens Cemetery
with military honors
The city councils last evening appropriated $500 to-
wards the support OF the families Of the killed mt
the late fire. and in aid Of those injured by the falling
walls
The bill for the organization of Girard College was
visions agreed TO The salary Of 40 0o0 for the pres
dent 900 for the steward and $500 for the matron
was settled upon The building will be fully prepared
for service 30 that operations commence the LIST
The troops of cavalry belonging to this and the ad-
joining counties will participate in o military harvest
home, to take place in Moreland township,
Montgomery county.
The steamer Ohio starts on her last trip for the sea-
son, to Cape May tomorrow and will return Tuesday
How strange it is that fashion should conclude the
bathing at the very time when the weather is
most delightful Cape Island Is growing rapidly into
pularty and though the past has been unprece
denedy gay and fashionable yet the next will no doubt
far exceed it. The recent visits of many of the Go
thamtes in the New Haven for the purpose Of
paying their respects to Mr. Clay has rendered the beau
ties Of the place known more widely and the eect will
should not be astonshed II steamer were to ply there
regularly from New York at least that the boats
their way to and from Charleston should stop there for
the purpose of landing and receiving passengers.
Sales or Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD. Aug. 27-Sl000 Reading Bonds 76h;
50 do shares. 33 so do 33x Mechanics Bank ga Ia do
ss 50O State SIS 70; IS Lehgh Coal Scrip 3d. 800 susque
hanna Canal Bonds. 6's S.
AFTER SALEs-30Oo susquehanna Canal Bonds 6's On
33M 49,
SECOND BoARp-l0oo State S. 7ss; 5000 do, 7eH; Penn
Bank SI2; 80 Wilmington RR, 30; 1000 Ciy 6 TO- 1924
After SALEs-s7o Texas Treasury Notes 10; 30 Morris
Canal 30 Manufacturer Meehs Bank H' ioo Heading
RR 33x
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TMPOHTANT-The highly celebrated Nine. and Mons.
MONPLAISR, first dancers of the reputed Theatre La
Scala, Of Milan Through the medium of Mr. L. Martini their
before the American public new entertainment which will
Of the eminent mimic, Mons Barhoomin Composer and D
rector OF the Baes Mons Corby the comic dancer of
Bulan, and Nous Grossi.
All applications for be made Mr. L. Mar
n the sole agent for the Barhoomin and Monpasr Com
psny for the United Satss his residence 200 Broadway
Hotel de PARIS. au26 ThSa &Tu4w
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TYR. .hALfhS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
If he

- on the Diseases the Genital Organs nature symp.
progress and Adapted the Of
thor and o!hsE MsS,ea
This the only truly useful this subject before the
public. Not only ali valuable but the
possible manner the recipes for all the remedies being faith
fully and unreservedy given and plainly be
ly useful to every one, In every place.
On subject OF MasturDaon selfpoluton, its nature
and only and interesting
formation is impaired which all should especially
parents and youth
The nature and cure of Structure is fully treated.
Again. which is of the highest importance and given in no
other the description of (nnocent
complaints which resemble disorders which ali
liable this work, therefore, worth the attention Of
every person
Pnee$l Published by CLAY Co. % Ann street. N. Y,
and all booksellers Copies nailed the receipt ST. post
paid Of the United States also by the Author
90 Greenwich street. r. Address (post paid) Clay Co..
e Ann New York aul7 m
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q E00 CHAILE NGE-Valier'. French PiIs-Thi.

o. KIM CHAI,LENGE-Valler's French Ps-This is
DOW an unrivslled remedy for disease of private
uIeA positive and speedy without the restriction Of
diet hindrance from business The many which
the French Pills basam copava capsules and
ference Besides bengths most aud speedy
SMELL do affect the BREATH scken the stomach in the
least and be taken time the presence Of
intimate friend thus enabling the patients them
selves without the fear OF suspcr or discovery They
equally efecna for either sex 10 all complaint: Of private
plants ae other had failed They have been
extensively used for the last ten all of these
complaints with such universal the propreors cha
enge TO produce remedy of equal certainty, under
forfeiture OF $500 Price 81 bottle Sold l47 Gree
wich street, of Liberty and by Wyatt Kecham, 1871
Fulton street. au20 3Ot* m
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Philadelphia Cattle Mark ct.

AUG. % The offerings for the week 1000 beef
cattle generally Of good quality, $50 Of which
taken to New York. 100 COWS and calves 430 hogs and
1000 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beeves were mostly all sold at $61 SIX the
100 lbs Cows and calves brought So - for dry, $40
90 for sprngers and S5a 25 for fresh COWS Hogs in
demand, and all in market taken at S6A IN the 100
lbs. Sheep and LambsSales within the range Of d
~ for sneep and Sl4 3h for lambs, EACH to
dition,
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Passengers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
yBREMEN-Bark Argonaut-Baudit A Teglen, w Ballen.
hansen, Miss Sabna Keisse. b,
HAvRE-Ship Waverley-M Richards and Son.
SAvANrAH-Brig Mary-Miss Brooks. Miss NJ Brooks
w Brasford, N Wolfe, Matzfelder, w Robinson.
CHARLEsror-Ship H Alen-Mr Herd aud family, Miss c
Manning. Miss j Smith, Vroomer, NJ e King
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com mERCfAL lNTELI.IG ENCE.
The Flour Mark cts.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The -four market has been
nearly at stand to-day; small sales at So 76 as s7
per Dbl for Western and fresh ground Pennsylvania
and some at SIS ga Rye -four is held at So SO. Corn
mea-A small sale at SO rs per Dbl. Gran-No sales
Of wheat have transpred. Coma sale of yellow at
rs cts Oats-A sale of inferior Southern 40 cts
CINCINNATI, Aug 21.-The Cambria's news seems to
have brought the market to stand and the only sale
reported to-day was 80 bbls from store at 81 80.
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DA6iC';-Ai. C1T77RE OF CORNs

ID ADICAL CCRE OF COINS, without cutting . rie
II least painDr g. ShirocoH from st PerersbuR OF Rus
s has the hon TO ~ the dies and gentlemen
Of New York and the public general ths he ubder ae
completely extrafe soft HARD Corns Buuions, Nails and
other hard substance between the without
cutting BY Of a. ELIXIR Of his invention The oper
least pain and the patient may his and oocupa.
ton with the satisfaction Of carrying the in his
hand. Dr. .sChropedst will giye his attendance at his
office, 81 Chambers street, opposite the Park.
He will also be happy TO attend Ladies' Gentlemen their
ownr residence II required, 50 Chambers n. aulo so~Yc
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ORGAN MANUFACTURE GEORGE JARDINE
removed to s Pearl and opposite the City
hospal Broadway New York having the destructo
oy he OF his former mandatory secured large and valu
abe stock Of the best and old wood aud built
convenience for erecting class he will be
enabled to suain his well established reputation and he
spectfully soicits extended patronage.
Church, Parlor and hurch Lodge. Finger and Barrel
Orssns. CONSTANT, for sale. iv2s(al2) GOT eod"rc
DAPEk HANGiNGo--GKEAr BAR4A AIMS !.--R.
FRINGE, Manufacture Of Paper Hangings mo 3t3 Pearl
street. franklin Squared would inform Country Merchants
Job6er and those In the trade that he selling of his whole
stock OF Paper Hangings and materials for
WIN view ofdeelinlng this business for another All whole
shall have the goods strictly
10 those BUY ing larger liberal discount from
cost prices will be made. Purchasers will find the prices
named IN strct with the above declarations
aal0 l2tsTu Th&Src X. PRINCE, 3i3 Pearl st.
(tQrTON SAIL CLOTH. HEAVY CANVAS, &c
" United States Pilot Ducklo00 bolts of superior an
comprising all numbers from 10. Also the soft or
ship Duck designed expressly for Sails and equally
soft and flexible as the linen.
American Pilot Duck.-3Oo bolts heavy, Nos. tos.
Cotton Ravens Bear and Ship Markd Duck30O bolts ON
fer light sails. tents, awnings &C. .
New England Canyas-l000 bolts Nos to 10, 90 to A
inches wide and beautiful fabric portion of them
suitable for india rubber and will be contracted for
by the to be made Of width weight thick
desired.
Whaling Canvas25o bolts heavy Nos. to 4, design
Also Heavy Canvas 80 to 70 inches wde suitable pa
per ieltng aypauns hammocks &c. Also, Cotton Baggng
both plain and twilled, 20 to a inches wide.
For sale by, FOX & POLHEMUS,
r1S IT, IN n~o.I naav
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Tyr JOHNSON Il Duane street.. near chatham street Is
York the Of delicate diseases For the last Il
DR. enjoyed the most extensive practice in
private diseases Of medical New York The Doc
tors reputation for skill those old hafcuIed that have
existed for years. preeminen No how long
may have Gleet Structure Ulcers upon the body or in the
throat pains in tn and bones Of the legs eec
tualy cured Constitutional weakness brought by secret
habit INDUCED IN by young causing lascivious dreams
iaf dsy. %hu0 N Ss Or
veutou from business Post paid letters containing So for
ad, ice, attended to. No charge made unless Cared
RI Y. m
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Ss.E ssSySs SP .E5A aAHE

ARTICLE his delicious compound dsseIvediy nvo
rite with the public universally acknowledged rank lore
among modern Inventions and this celebrity ACCORDED
for its astonishing powers Of purhcaton. a. well
for surprising medical and chemical properties lis acton
the human ska marvellous, that but for the engh
ened state f would be ACCREDITED to The
wizard The day. Of however have gone by, py
the golden ons Of The mighty Hsrmss Certain 4 r. that ne
or pmpsd skim, made % UNDERGO by free use Of 0Su
1t highly medc.tsd that the entire host Of cutane9u.
the toughest rougnest hsrdss speedily so
and infants its che mica properties pow
erul that the thickes epiderms which tropical
tanned be easily rendered soft plant clear
and brilliantly hte and il is highly scented that do
ghiu fragrance will float the veong day around the penon
using For the purposes Of the toilet, nothing
surpsss purifier and cleanser Of the skin nothing
equal il shaving compound, it is the delicious
article and gentleman who values uxuIous
valuable TO the maiden wife mother father brother lover
is possible the helpless nur.eng whose tender
skin frequently chaed and cannot hsye anything
delightfully."- soothing applied TO 1t than Gourauds Italian
Medcated Soap
especially of counterfeit Of ourauds Soap sold
Courlandt The only place in New York where 0ou-
articles be obtained s at his depot
Walker street, first west Of Broadway New York
a m
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q SNTLEMEN's ,HATs17FALL FASHION, lsi7--

- ENTLEMEN'S HATS-FALL FASHION, Isi7--
~ Beebe Costsr, Hatters 36 Broadway, New York and
1873 Chestnut street hadelpha, will present the Fall Pa
shion for gentlemen hats. Saturday August 28th 8
Upon issuing the fashion for the season. &C. beg to
that Is their intention 10 introduce style Of hat Alto
gether superior any before offered
They have adopted entirely and unique mode Of
timming which combining in the highest degree elegance Of
finish and durability tends materially towards the
ton OF the hat.
Another Improvement will be the strict adaptation Of every
hat we'll the features the form and OF he
EFT thereby avoiding the apparent ncongty Of large and
tall man with dminntive hat, vice versa,
Beebe Costn will present this occasion besides their
well known superior Molesktn hat black fur hat Of the
az their regular standard price.
They would respectfully invite attention the branch Of
their establishment 1873 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, which
Will be opened the 28h inst IN svle corresponding with
their house in New York with superior stock OF goods and
with the avowed object OF furnishing better hat for the price
than can be found elsewhere There will always be found
both places full and complete OF hats and for
gents youths and children together with ladies. riding hats
and caps and variety OF fancy goods apperaDng to the
trade such as canes gloves brushes other ar
cles for the toilet.
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent
with the cities Of Paris and LONDON together with the
improvements which they have effected in the
suetion and OF machinery will enable them to offer
goods Of the desirable fashion aud fabrication the
lowest market prices, either wholesale retail.
1Qf
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M ONTHLY REPORT FOH July, Of the Now Yorl
vA Medical and Surgical Institute No Is Chambers street
This institution founded in suppress guackery and
render sound and scientific medical and surgical aid the az
hctcd under the distinguished patronage las will be reem
bsed by manyD Of the most eminent citizens, consisting Of
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WASHINGTON, August 26, ls47.
Santa .anna-The Case Stated aud other Matters of
some Moment Discussed-Fipe New Regiments called
for.
The way In which Santa Anna got back to Mexico is
briefly as follows Information probably If
tainly through Mr.. Paine, the man who shot at
often with air guns received here that Paredes,
while in power in Mexico, plotting with France and
spain for re-establishing the Spanish authority in
Mexico in the person of one Of the family of Louis
Philippe, viceroy and correspondence may have
BEEN it is said WAS detected with Santa Anna at
Havana, on the subject. The administration, to
put down Paredes, let in Santa Anna, with UNDER
standing which he is anxious to fulfill of making peace
with the United States possible The object
was to suppress the coalition between Paredes and
France and Spain, and through the medium Of civil
to bring the Mexicsns the more readily to peace
with an Invading army.
The idea exceedingly plausible but the result
proved the utterly Santa Annals
return did not create civil 1t has united the
Mericans against to such extreme, that Santa
Anna, though Dictator, Is compelled to continue the
war while is evident that he desires to terminate the
war without further resistance.
We have yet IL appears to hear of the final rejection
acceptance by Mexico of the overture of Mr. Buchanan
presented by Mr. Trist to Santa Anna, and by him to
Congress- and by them referred back again to Santa
Anna, the authority in the premises From the
tments Of the Congress- however, there is but little
chance that the overture will be accepted at all We
expect to hear In the next report from the Mexican
capital not that IL has been received but returned
MI with letter 10 Buchanan, the subject
Of the wanten aggresions OF the United States and
the humiliation to Mexico in accepting the terms of
peace proposed.
We expect further to hear that Gen SCOTT Ia still at
Paeb awaiting the arrival Of Gen Pierce If not Of the
train with the provender fortnight In the Of Gen
Pierce from Vera Cruz 900 men, In march Of eighty
six miles from Pueba to Mexico) require sundry wagon
loads OF biscuit and bacon.
We understand that the President has authorized
r.qu,sition for Ave regiments of volunteers viz:
two regiments from kentucky from Tennessee and
from indiana, which latter regiment learn, Ia
.v. IA pf dOeen moi
look much like expectation OF speedy peace; but
whether IL does not, the movement is judcious for
we opiue peace or war; that the men will be wanted,
before the shall have cooled down to an unques-
tonabe qualification between the border people OF the
two republics.
Col. Abercrombie, u. 8. A, Ia at Colemsn's
By private information from st. Louis learn that
Col Grandin Was the last advices in that city and
further that he de tseto bound for the camp Of
Gen TAYLOR; but whether a volunteer aid, DR. Of
nciai business, deponent saith not. Col Grandin
was de camp Of Gen Taylor In the Florida war
and did good service in the everglades and expect
that in joining his old commander, he will be equally
efficient among the chapaIrals. THE DOCTOR
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 81, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Aug ~, lsI7.
Homegard Bound-T1e Bilious Feper--Business-M Mr.
John Dunn--Ths Museum-Stoek Board, &C.
Our citizens returning home from the springs
watering places &c. in great numbers and most Of
have brought home worse health with them than they
had when they left. Large numbers who have spent
the summer in the country are now laid up with the
bilious fever and indeed, several deaths have already
taken place. The doctors carriages also stopping
at the doors Of hundreds who have slept for the last
two weeks the camp grounds In the vicinity Of the
city. This however is usually brisk season Of the
year for doctors, apothecsries and undertakers.
Our hotels crowded TO overflow with Southern and
western merchants and the sidewalks In the CONNER
DIAL sections Of the city are almost impossible on ac
cun, OF the piles Of bales and boxes Our
AT. IN nns spirits az old accounts are being settled nm
a pottlon OF new purchases paid for in cash
ms pontioisns are commencing TO rub up thair mr..
.oI se approaching election and the contest will
coubtsss ne quite spirited one ~ va.
NIX Jonn Dunn continues draw good bou.., n, a..
Front street theatre notwthstanding he h u
one OF the most shocking stock compapies III "
exceptions ever seen In Baltimore before N, p,,x,
" stu sick, and things are managed mo,t
bad. ' Snockingly
The Museum will be opened next ws.r ,. .
management Of Yankee sillsbeeu and M u the
They arc determined to make IL a most nonui.s IN
Of resort and have secured fine company Tha .i
has been converted into regular theatre Of douh~ On
jorms Size, with three tiers Of boxes and
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nR9uOVER IS CONSULTED CUNFlDEN1lALLi
- every day al his Office. The treatment End cure
Of difficult md pronctsd cases. that have Psmeo me
particularly gset strctuTe and al delicate dssaseS Dr.
in No Ann street. are arranged that patients do not see
Pyst: auancs to through the entry b. Office
door. an"s """
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3
u that preparations, on an extern
liking to place the capital In a proper
Icn6e; although the Mexiosns did not intend
u the attack of Gen. Scott. Santa Anna had lett
the Of leaving the capital at the head OF
large and well appointed army, for the purpose or
again measuring swords with the American General
His men were in excellent spirits, and 80 strong In mum
bers and confidence that they felt sanguine OF success
santa Annals force is variouy estimated from hteen 70
twenty thousand men II is not likely that he has more
than fifteen thousand men with him The anticlpAteo
battle thought would be fought some eight OF Ten
miles this side of the capital .
Major Lally had to Vera Cruz for
u hard hght expected at the Nanonal Dtiage.
Major L. had also skirmish with the guerilas at the
ruined village of Santa The loss riEng ON both
sides.
The Sun of anahuac of the llth says the Secretary
of the spanish Legation arrived at Vera Cruz, and re-
signed Also gives rumors that messenger guarded by
two hundred Mexican cavalry had arrived at Puebla,
with dispatches to Gen. Scott from the capital
The New Orleans Tins has report of Santa Aana
having positively left the capital, and marching Pue-
Da, with fifteen thousand and fifteen pieces Of can
non. This confirms Major Gaines statement
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hR. COOPER, IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
William streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the practice private diseases medical
man in New York He the aggravated OF
this diseased and mild cured in five days Sric
no the form of structure from two
with scarcely any pain 70 The patient
men This when too freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia
tellect and society warranted in every
sase. charge. No Mercury used
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended to-
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~ moa1. % =. s'' g, e LIZ 8.
s9hs was valued st Is 500. No