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IIANCE's sARsAPARILLA VEGETABLE OR
II BLOOD PILLS, FOR PURIFYING HI

BALTIMORE, July 90. le43.
This Is TO certify, that ! was afflicted with a violent
pain in the breast and RICH, arm. which ! suppose pro-
ceeded from the impure state Of my blood. was re
BLOOD PILLS, and, after taking one oox, the pain
was entirely removed from my hreast and arm. ! found
them extremely gentle in their operation, and would re-
commend them 70 every person ~ wan. o. mild plIsa-
tive. rhihiCk hoGHE,
No. "a Conway It, between Howard and Eutaw.
In purchasing these Pills. lot me add
a. Prics-25 cents per box Of FIFTY PILLS EACH,
for Hancc's Genuine Pills, or S boxes for 81.
Prepared and sold by SETH S. HANCE, fos Balti-
more s.rest, and corner Of Chssflss and Pratt streets.
For sale byl.R pgvAk 4 co. No; Us
mouth; and C.. coRLING 4 Co, Petersburg,
April %
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To the Sergeant Ma.
jor, Quarter Master
Sergeant, Z h
Musician, an d
Chief BugIer,each
To the first Sergeant
Of a Company
Ordnance Sergeant
All other %Sergeants,
Corporals
Buglrrs
Musicians
Farrieis aud Black
smiths
Artiiicer
PFIy2Lrs
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j. w. Maury & CO.,

ON A N A q 81
Successors to J. q. GREGORY q co.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
Magnificent Scheme for l5M May.
100000! 10 OF Sl0,0UO 70 Of $1,000! 100 OF
1000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class M. p. fer 1917, TO be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May Is, 1917.
l prize Of $50 900 100 prizes of 1000
10 prizes Of $4,000 I55 iOU
2u 5000 Aud others of $50, q &c,
amounting To upwards Of n MILLION OF DOL
LARS. rs No. Loltery-l3 drawn ballot.
Tickets $40; halves ~; quarters 5; eighrhs 2 so.
A certificate ola package OF % whole Tickets $3.50
halYes. auarters and eighths in pEoportIon.
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AUCTION SALES.


Will be sold by me THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock, l likely Woman II years old, | likely
Woman IS years old, with her two children--
one a boy S and The other a s'rl one year old, l
mulalo Girl IL years old. BENZ. DAVIS,
April 80 Auct.
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
EOQ SAFE

FOR SALE.
THIS estate, situated on James River, In the county
L of Goochland, about fifty miles above the city Of
Richmond, IL offered Tor sale.
Elk Hill, including several tracts Of land which have
been added to IL since the original purchase by the late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1885 acres, Of which
about 50 acres, including go much az Is occnpiod by the
James River Canal, are low grounds Of the best quail
ty. The high land in cultivation Is divided into i've
fields, averaging over 100 acres euch. Originally OF the
finest quality, il has been highly improved by heavy
manuring and the free use of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings, tobacco houses, &C., are gene
rally new, with 3 new barn and threshing machine
thai will thresh five hundred bushels a day. The dwell
ling house is new, large and handsome. There Is a
grist mill with two pair OF stones, built In the best man
ner, Of brick and stone;a plaster mill, and q FIRST rate
saw mill, on q never failing stream.
Elk Island contains II acres-l0w grounds OF the
very best qualty-threshing machine Of equal power
with that on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The two tracts are connected by a handsome bridge,
built In the most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources for manuring,
heavily, one hundred acres of land every year, consti-
tute this the finest Estate on upper James River, II not
In Virginia.
BILE agriculture.
IL will give me pleasure 10 show the two plantations
to any one who may desire TO eXamiRe them, or TO an
swer enquiries, by letter, addressed TO me at Cafters-
~ PEYTON HARRISON, Agent for
H. G. HARRISON. Administrative
Of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, If desiTed.
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Pay per month Pay per month.
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BOOKSELLERS, TATIONERS,
AND DEALERS In PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c.
No. 81, Main Street.
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r'Vrsika appropriations

LIvsRrooL-ship Chaos0pls Franci. Burri,t-25 Riggs
Ks;s.i; Nsr,haSG Essi;oase John GiSon C
r%saats E%.a Bo:
Srt ts M?y.s w tstl sSS tx
sRAGC Wnlhaas-ii ihom, a " Gale auss
,1 sSn fI"s' e9 WeAh.m Ha.ehis
siid, Gian eqIs fheir,, Chi.isnisn Il Bi..Ms Hunt
siSs sat mea,as So SSnsnVs s
ls ee'sfTs Kssesss %.Sfsa &' cSs- 1i Stunt
soCs9 nv II sxnsli j. sons Kchad.Pa 1hos
Fuller s@h wsl sGsa so ci
lac H h"sh Mortimer GawrS Ar"iteag
Essis. MsyslIs Sas,y .sns Tracy It%% .oaNa
S1! sss eovf ss
NCsy-il z Backbume- Cu.hman & COZ Cofia. Brad.
IaS%- &c %
!Gs s.s % SJ " SHIELD.
oothou', bars 4A edls Ezra Clark coss3 bar. 27 bds
sst Aisss JOHN ss:%i
ks eoa %do su s
I F eoms BsowIx H. Hsis,sd aanes col tonat
MsS Robins.
hSGssa: s' s.1op E: Hun;
. rsS s%h Snip SCo kss
s% aSn; add
yaId = CoSnerTS Jas K.elevIl GILLESPIE s'udwsll-t
s, Jon" Wright rs s1i E''f
sSsp bodse 81. y .uis Hash eoms'
vi Bruce sons3O Stokes, ubert co-s chs vi CT,
~ bales c 81 bxs 1923 eco bdls order2o cases
l. Crook. " -
HAMByrc-Bark Sir Isaac Newtou-I0 black lead T. Kro
pieii-r3 keim, Y Meeke-4 Weecs Y Mever-2i Re me,
NeeseI7 Cos elm 4 Clspham7l kA& q III Wltthsu
sen--f Lechmeier Broher-2 Seey r. N
Sent col cs Wetlnofe Cryder-f Becalet Drrye-5
schles nger-l Or enthan-I e. Ryrer-2s Winter
hoH, EIpei kark-3 huller-80 un-ss coil his
800 odIs willow Coddns,on-l Wiencse~i SlomSe.
RorTs RDAM-o.rk Nederwaard-i pkg 4 ID w IiIIiendab
II r. labs, hc-2J Keaoup-IG pps GU w w AyeniI-3o
do cks wine 81 do madden Boouen Graves Lilly
,.lg'o bids willow Booman Johnston co52 msone,
w Liv,ngston1lo pps gan segnet.-o II l!arwood-I3
Caswe-21 Wolff case " Chamberlain Tifauy. Youoe
Eliis-3 Ksupe-G MucI-3 es 90 pipes Gin cks
order. '' -" ~"'
Rio JANEIRo-Schr Midas-l7oo bg, coffee & FORBES
Bosom. ''''
SAouA LA GRAspE-Brg Torcelo-2io bids 40 brs sursr
SO cks moasses Curtis " " '"s"'
SEES Taylor u CO. " '
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-Samuel RUSSELL (new) Palmer Canton A A IowS
Brothers; soon Martin, New Orleans Elwell & %.
Bark-Caroline, Godfrey, Charleston, Durham Il D,mop
Brigs.Losen Norw) Rein, Bergen. T. n HabIcht Bel.
last Nj Kinney Ba bad Mddetos Co; Broomr Jones
Turks Island Brett Voe Unicon (Br) Walsh 81 Johns
NJ. Laune; Anel, Atkins Norfolk
, Schrs-Csrotta, DAM Dunham Fort Piatt Aymar &
70; Aibios Br) Norris aud Robert (RrJ Crockett Halfx
Boston. - ''
Arrived.
frgate Savannah WIN Mervine, Esq. commanding from
california Caao, Vapara and last from Rio Janero July
49, tfor report see news colornns.)
Packet ship Chaos, Wilson. Liverpool, Aug 4, to Chss
Schmidt & Bslchen -
Dutch bark Nederwaard, Meyer, Rotterdam 80 days. to
Note ,ahm-70 steerage passengers
swedish bark Augu a Danberg Antwerp 80 days. in bal.
last, % w WeYser-l 36 steerage passengers
Bark Warsaw, Bond, Stonington Conn days in ballast
L Stanton.
Br brig Nugget Sullivan, Newry. Ireland 70 days, with
100 tons iron 10 q Min
Brig Torceo, Atwood, Sagua Ia Grande, Aug a. to Cur.
tis; Sailed in CO. with brig No n Bend. for Boston.
Brig Naagusgos, oI Chenybrld, Mel Higgins Sagua Ia
Gnnde, Is days, to Taylor Co Saw full rugged brig
Che Trumph) shore side the South High
lands, taking ,wn her topmass
Brig Nathan Hale FIaneis, Madison, 20 hours in ballast
schr Midas Johnson Rio !anero. July 30, To Cary Co.
Aug lv lat 20 lon 81 w, sgnalzed Br steamer Ante
opt from ko Janeo; same day. lat i2 lon g spoke
ouco' Sept 80 10 Ion II 49, bark Chancellor Gray, New
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29u for Rjchmond Batiunore and N.v Orleana at IQa
ana tbs m .rr.t cis,s.a y.rv Anil Nth do~nw.rd an
nrsrsccs .ithou~h .ss;stj h so,rs d.rsra scr Rama
In Nav the sunnl;s. w.r .h,,Ssnt snd lover prIcas
we're su omitted ro. Rich.nond On ON R.Itimors lsn
ana aOOO h.ys mi, - IAN ,ss "a ~, OF Rich
mond 70 anv sxt.,.t shsws 90u \, Iuns the receipts
we're moiersts hot tn nsrha, vas vsrv dull and one
cargo ~ rSi va. sod - ,or net xs 10 toward. the
and 90 ~ ,,,c.s,h a. ~ vicss from urope
and Intsd stasss ho,dsrs their pretensions
ana so-,s ss,s 800 yasds AZ ai = 2o15OO for Richmond
srd Isn o. n a,,;aors Ths marked closed very firm
and boidsrs onarsv dsmsndipg higher prices, which
nav noss;h he obt.iped should the accounts be
Arm 81 and ;nnors moderate and export demand
arise TIA bakers buy very sparngy and will continue
- 40 so so ong ma the stocks are considered nearly su
;t 20 last iii the new -four will with but very limited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09
Foreign Markets.

RIO JArEfRo, July a. l5l7 The arrivals of Anneri
vessels for the last months have been 81 from thu
United States % from Europe aud % whalersNtotai
ia The arrivals during the period of 1876 wer
81 rom United States 80 from Europe and 10 whsers
total 1896 mportsFrom the United States eS 90 bbia
-FOUR 2ol5 packages domestcs 1852 do tea 1872 boxes
sperm candles; 100 do comp'n do; 2l57 bbs rosn Is5
do beef lao do pork 1856 hams 1880 kegs lard Al 600
lbs wax 81 feet lumber 155 packages spirits turpen
tine 500 do lacks and nails 657 boxes FIRE crackers
dozen chairs 40 hhds tobacco Sas boxes do, $40 coils
cordage 500 pieces sail CLOTH 100 ice 2s2 bales hav
aud sundries From Chill 5000 bags -four The arrivals
OF hour were very heavy in January which counterac
tue favorable European sdvices received in Decem
ps aud prices gave way per bb two cargoes Of
5s.niote peinG sold for Montsvideo to net % So
e e there Richmond was sold at 2I0ag22 net
poa ~ In February the arrivals being more mode
u european advces favorable for bre Gs ths
90 unied more hrmness and bIe s.Iea
No.o nisee ae II az Tor Richmond Net AZ co. 70
umois nins ana y Dance lSlal9n net 7sI a. naI,J
more lHooo, net OK aS7 Towards IN. c,ns 20 ~
month iater European advices cauasd son,a s.o
oemand ana holders put mp their nriess 20 no"
mono ana ~ baltimore In March the srrivsI ha;n
abundant with two parcels from Rio Grana as pe,ng
advces OF decline In England checked Sussa ana also
ers were, however, firm The sales were aa noiu-
Richmond, Columbia Mills and Dance ooi boosa Nv TOT
timore l9a20D In April arrivals were heayy 80 bal
late advces from Liverpool being received ~ very
Of 6s7 per bb very limited business was done ~ s1
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New Bedfo,l on c,.,Let

For the week ending September 6, 1871
Tie active demand noticed in last continues for
all descriptions, and prices generally tend upward
In Sperm notice sales of 1900 bbls 10 parcels at
81 per gallon, cash.
Whslv-The spirited demand noticed In our last has
continued through the present week. and has led to
further advance. The sales embrace parcels in all
amounting to 400 bbs mostly N. W. coast 3 100 bbs
OF which brought 30 OTIS gallon; 500 bbs part South
Sea ard ground tier taken for export at 33 cts and
goo bbls. N. w. coast, sold on private terms.
Whaleoone-We notice sales Tuesday last of
l42ooc IDS mostly ~ w. coast, follows:-95 900 lbs
at 81 cts 5000 lbs at 81 cents lbs from the ship
at 30 cts and $1,000 lbs slightly damaged at the same
price subsequently, parcels Of 10000 Lbs N. w coast
casha -" W" Sso'
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To Europe. To u. Stat,
The exports to the United States three crop years.
Total ....... d9l ,523
679,8O2

Hides-Large stocks having accumulated, prices de-
clined in March to l65 100 RS for light weights on
994c board they afterwards advanced to no. but
have since declined Co 100 100 The export to the
United States has been SOS2l present stock 5000
80 go OF all Freghts began to advance in March,
and in 81 90 per bag to United States freely
paid and in Instances 81 rs The present quota
toas 80 60 los to Europe 81 80 to United states
These high rates be- main laned with mode
arrivals The high quotations OF breadstufs from
Europe ana United States have enabled holders to OBJ
Lan advance for -four, but not equal to what IL
should be- The stock being nearly sufficient to last till
new flour may be expected, the bakers will not buy
largely. Moderate sales of Richmond have been made
ut 22I6 23500; Baltimore 20 2l000; holders
firm for higher prices-their being obtained Is very
doubtful Stock in first hands and SPECTATORS "a coo
bbls and in bakers Ii 000 Domescs excessively
dull sale of good and superior dyson tea has been
made to net So cents Candies 72O rs-Phia. Bulletin
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COmnlElxUlAL INTEi.LlGENCB.
The Flour Markets.

PHLADELrHIA, Sept. 7-On Saturday and since, tho
-four market depressed and dull and prices declined
fraction Sales Of 500 600 bbls fresh ground were
made at So 90 per Dbl Sales since of -four
city at S5 SO SIS TO- in small parcss and fresh
ground Pennsylvania for export at SIS so Rye -four
Small sales at 50 IS. The market ia very
bare. Corn meal is unusually duh. sale OF Pennsyl
vania meal at IS bb Is the only transaction report
Cd Wheat Is arrivog freely, but 1t limit
ed demand Sales OF old white wheat ut 81 90 81 %
good Pennsylvania red at 81 10 in bushels
rlir to good southern ut IL 81 10 Der bushsi
Rye-Saies u pennsyivania at IS $50 Corn-Sales
lbo0 1000 bushels western ut 73c for yellow and
at Ito Pennsylvania yellow at as 74c aud some only
fair at 7lc Oats have declined sales new southern
at 50 70 and Tor prime ut 31c!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

PHIIApELrHrA, Sept. g, 1877
Alderman Christopher brAzsr, William Parker and
JACOB Hs.vsson were yesterday put their tidal in
the Cour. OF Quarter Sessions upon charge OF con-
spiracy for the purpose Of depressing John Lewis who
the keeper public house. He was arrested BY the
officers and committed by the alderman In default Of
bail charge Of selling liquor without IL
After remaining in prison till the next day. Lewis
obtsned release by paying each of the officers S. and
q note for SIS, the balance of demanded by them
and paying the alderman 81 % for costs. The jury in
the returned verdict this morning. acquttug AID
Brazer of the conspiracy but ordering h@ pay
the COSTS and convicting the other two defendants The
Judge ordered Alderman Brazer to give $500 bail to
u charge Of taking illegal fees.
The Court was this morning engaged in trying Jack
Hughs Of the Jack Shepherd gang Of burglars for
The interesting ceremonies attending the dedication
when building Brown street. erected by the Seek
Of Peace Is to be sol mny apart for the worship
Of the God Of Israel.
Sale OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia. an,
FIRST BoArp-50 shs U Bank "a, Gtrmd ~ " SS
Alleshan. 81, ,, o-,< Inn " =
AFrER sALKs--ioO shares Lehigh Coal Scrip Is' i~
SacoNp BoaRp-2s Wilmington Railroad S's; ioo y
After sALEs-oo u Bank "a; 1000 Loan oi, %,
1854; 20 Mech mrs Bank 2s go state o, iosa ES,"e,o
50 ssirard Bank 2l; bank Notes w; ~ remnsa
Copper 1917; 1000 Reading Bonds H' 'o W sAie' 'N'A
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvRRPOoL-Packet ship Chaos-E Horner. Homer. OF
ludiana; w Cusaman, of inty Ireland; Hcinc Cohen
and child Hmover-277 ia the steerage.
Rio JANEiRo-Schr Midas Graham, Of New York.
HAMBURG-Bark Sir Isaac Nrwton--S B,thenburg, lady
and child, w Lemhl, Debit, Lieniw, 4 Schaltz,
Haleks.
NEwRY-Brig Margaret-R Cary and in the steerage.
LvIRPooL-sh,p Isaac Newton, Boston-Robet Plant,
Thos Davis, Sam Tieston. Of New Yora.
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DOCK ,ELLr.kS' TRADE SAL aiteud.
- the Trade Sales presumed to know the style and
of the subscribers ALLEGATIONS they
yaiety Also the low prices the catalogue with the cash
keepers Farmers aud Rough and Ready Almanacs for 1913
The 200 kinds Of Song Books the number OF kinds Toy
Books coored and plain; and the immense number OF Ace
aneous looks Of sizes and prces and above all we want
TO br satisfied that deal fairly with them in
prcpria personal with their letters orders &c
TURNER & FISHER IA Chatham st. n. Yr
a25 3nrSrc Is North 9th street. PHILADELPHIA
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Sales OF stocks mt Boston.

SEPT $50 shs East Boston 60 b3is 2j do do 2a $50
do do 22 b3gd 50 do do 2z bids 50 do do bJd 100
dc % ~ Pst $50 do do 2 100 DO do az 5oas Nor
blods: Is dod 1875 10 Boston and Providence RK i05 10
do do oo SEEDS 20 do do IO IS Dividends Boston
pauy & -
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York Turks Island day. lag S S. lon u 20. spoke
hip fssburs of Boston. 10 days from New Oreass for
schr Gen Taylor White. Turks Island. bushels salt to
Br achr Exampis Lockhs. Windsor Ms ITO tons plaster
Sailed CO. with schr Sterling. Holiness for New
schr Globe. simmons. Washington. NC. days
Schr Jones stubbs Washington. NC days,
schr Sarah Merrill Strong, Baltimore, TO Mallard &
Lord.
Schr Granville. Palmer Thomaston.
Schr Maize Ferrl, lhomaston, 6 days.
sehr Eagle, Haskell Thorn ,stoa, 8 DAYS.
schr Stranger Handy. Boston for Albany.
Sch Calhoun, Niekerson, Boston. days.
schr jerome, Parker. Boston, days.
Schr American Belle, Baxter, Boston, days.
kchr Splenud, rowell, Boston, days. To w Lewis.
schr Maria Klotts Chase, Boston. days, Foster
Schr Excel, Lowell Boston, days. to w Lewis.
schr Ellen, Brown, Boston, days Foster Nckerson
schr New York Goodse, Boston, 3days, Foster Nick
SIR Cabot Taylor, Boston.
Schr Segune Morton, Boston.
Schr VIM II Turner, Bates, Boston,.
hr Mystic, Churchill. Boston, to Sam Whitney.
Scnr Victor. Gould, Beverly, to SAINT Whitney.
Sehr Beona, CrowelI, Gloucester. 20 Saml Whitney.
scnr Ei1abe,h, Whi,ien. Plymouth
Sch, lidustiy, Kelly. New Bedford;
sS fsn New ssd. sG's as saa' IN ''''''
schr Emily Knight. Norwich in ballast
schr San LUIS. Tyler, New Haven.
0 Ship Ashland Coliamore late Hollev. who died l9h
Aug OF yellow f.ver) New Orleans, Is DAYS. surges
Chairman Cobouud to Liverpool put in here on acclunt
Of the death Of the and eamen named Edwi
Dalton OF Ireland aud Peter Brown Of nSand S!4ks ~,
Rol0W.
Brig Sophia. (of Portlaud) from Porto Rico II days
Brig Motto, Drinkw Sagua la Grande.
Also, bark Chancellor, and ship brks, brgs unknown
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Ellis: Planet Tsry Hope Rcards; Minerva Bennett; Ehesi
Boy. Fots ali from N7oii Pearl, Rose, Ess AsSol Also
briggs kI,zabsh, Barclay Matanzas George washington
alx L,seGF I%s s NYor
% w% r ,sb. aao
sss.sn N is
Sax Ss. Alien
Forest smons Michigan Allen and Bright star Lane New
miscellaneous Record.
The report Of the s frgate ssysanah in the sditS'
nal columns contains some shipping Intelligence OF Interest
Il '' :s
scHR JOHN ot Marbehead) Harris from Sydney, CB for
M nix s1$ y 9 "a and .d
st Newbu,ypor 9Th inst Ths under juymast.
sh Cape cas:S' which, probably 'Ss Jeha
BRG OsEco, of Thomasou towed into New Bedford after
beng on the sow aGd PCS has been taken to the wharf, and
The wreck of vessel of about $50 TONS with and
f .Gwef INTO , va. Island 2sh ut BY o Dss
isli Of aiS IN; TSfa M.sGis.
sSoSs out Aug aud la an
reported 7th lat az %, Ion 69)
Ship Medemseh, New Orleans Liverpool, 20 days out
sept -th. lat 81 go Ion 7!do
ship swaan Brown, London for Philadelphia, Aug a. lat
ship Nalabar Liverpool for Philadelphia Sept lat AZ &C.
ship steering E. with black ball in fore topsaii he York
Bark Almeda, Liverpool for New York, Aug IT, lat IS So
Bark Zada Chapman Matanzas for Hamburg Sept o. lat IS
Brig Francis Providence for Pctou MS. Sept a. lat 49,
Orig Hayi Cuts New Orleans for 81 Pierre. Mart date,
lat 10, Ion t2-by the Atlantic, at New Haven
Foreign PorIs.
BArTvasr Africa July 9-sld brig Oriental Nelson,
MosrEyIDEo, July Gao reported. perhaps June -sld
Posss Pr Aug 2.Briss Dods, Paine, for Boston, next
Qurssc. Sept sArr Exporter Robertson Lei,h; Cambria
and t
M sIGas Of S om Msssa Dub 4andsnad
ygE J:S jsy New
hyeurEut Brown from Inpaai ,,, 2s,h d';g abby
Fiji ri a @ In spr de-
e York d.x Forest Al!iidxs l% Africa S;SXsll
al Ssy Fish sG E
adss Sf%a soSSas bs
Ed R:,s
CySsls Merrill do. dy; Hope Hal, TO-; Baltimore, do,
sl';s Asa s;sS Boston for VT"
unc; Allen, Williams, wig ago.
Home Forts.
ALExArpsIA, septsaAr brig Edw Dearborn, Cienfuegos.
,BALTorE. SEPT SAr schI. zenoba Dubel, Ponce, PR;
fRE.6,m dS r. h ill.,, RTliss is. pS e.
:h Bengal Cook Lvspoo ssrss
Trip, KC!tsr bis. Grand TUX Porter; 81
Es' K.sxls. Ss .iS
g. e. wa.
WsDstsy Dsany HScyo5t Tssfe Lex ngon Whxh Luz
Emily Esor;5S $SSdisy S.dsss
At rs .p
Sas S5s P'%"E r To Ssi S s.1,
stores for ko Janeo; brig Alert. Wright. Port Prince
SS Victor,
oop Crassder W. ' NYors "a'df0A h'
S Eliot s Ss s,y. K.s
b,doss sls, .chT Aekl,ad Holden, Philadelphia. Sid 18th,
EpEYTos. Nc Sect 6EAT .chrs Virginia Hodges Owens,
ssnlf G Sfs kf%acd Baltimore
al seh's N9IthsIa B.st F.seIais NYo!1; H Ad, ms.
INV rooo .sh, 99Dey Candy and
6. Portland An china sso yoIk ssndwieh SIP.
new 'i ReSm osste e 9"s
%s%' ata. ssa M%G Tor
COUSINS S ao uo apn a.n'
' Af1 s1s oSGs Ma t' SS ss
sna Wgti-.sy nrS,dcss; .eht chs smi lie new
s sSs s%E Es sm NT .sa Char
Sf W'S sa Essi c Ssw r@i
d rn s. .%sIsa; erg Olive ThGmDson P.s I"l, ad
"f9 80! aG sTs brig Judge MITCHELL water
Dol So E H1 MsT fi s s ss e0 nsa a
land IN scs Helen Gray. Cotton, do; Sth brig
RIcBMosD Sent Arr bark Pa!,hisn, wlr;toq NYors
CITY Point, ssow s bark B,b A
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~ EUil> al E.-DOL 1 Oh Laslc-nA .,
M fdenaly consulted Office, 81 Gold bewcsn
Fulton and Beekmsn all diseases Of delicate nature His
beng mild aud udicous, requires neither
restraint Diet hindrance from business pursuits Recent
cured in three -four days Debility,
.ons fncoidet. youth and thereby causing nightly em:
attention, his object being the system mentally
and booy that of vigor originally Designed
the least aware caused by mateatment OF medical
selves by the Doctor eGectua cured withou pain orin
convenience The Doctor beng of the few qualified ad
vertising Surgeons in the city. perfect
charge made Letters postpaid enclosing fee immediate
y attended to- medicine with ADVICE part
limited States Ohcv 81 Gold jy23 aCtSn
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- ENTLEMENs hATs-EALL Fashion, 1871
N Beebe Costar Hatters 1856 Broadway, New York aud
l2s Chestnut street. Philadepa will present the Fall Fa-
shion for gentemcns hats Saturday, August 28h l84
Upon issuing the fashion for the season. beg to
gethcr superior any before offered
Tney have adopted entirely and unique mode Of
mming which combining the highest degree elegance ID
finish and durability tends materially towards the
ton OF the hat.
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
hat well the features the form and Of the
thereby avoiding the nconguity Of large and
tall man with diminutive hat, vice versa, .
Heebe Cost will present on this occasions besides their
well known MolesgIn hat black fur hat OF the
Rocky Mountan Beavers superb article which will be sold
They would respectfully invite attention the branch Of
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their house in New York. with stock Of goods and
with the avowed object OF furnishing better hat for the price
than be found elsewhere There will always be
both places full and complete OF hats caps
gents youths and children together with ladies. riding hats
and caps and variety Of fancy goods appertanng the
ces for the toilet.
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent inter
with the cities Of Paris and London with the
recent improvements which they have effected in the
structon and OF machinery will enable them offer
goods Of the desirable fashion and fabrication the
lowest market prices, either wholesale retail.
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