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CALcUTTAShip Herculesl23l bags altpetre 1929 bags
nseed 8 bales goat skins 80 do bags 58 bua
10 hides 200 bags ginger Bridge.
HAyRE-Sh,P MaIior.90 bbls zinc Mccall Srong-2
Boury dlvernois col sample Brody col box mdse
ID w Sprey coz cases Roger Guillaum & col pkg
Marion-i case w Geddingi do Haviland Reese cog
do Henshaw Ward co-2do Wulford y Wendall-l do +
goux & Chaumont-l w Widman-s suchardt & Gbhart-5
Boceau Rusch-i Bern Schuchardt-4 Lord & CO
Ill Lehmaid Brothers2 Charles Ahrenfeld-i White Il
Shefed-7 Burgen-'6 pkgs Jolly Freress86 packages
order.
BoRpEAUx-BIig CarthageiO sardnes 400 baskets
sweet oil Dorlc2l0 wine 40 half and 30 quarter
pipes brandy Barsalou colo cks Schneider-3O7
WINE Daniel s Amand.l0 hf 30 eighs ipipes brandy
Noble2o sheahing felt Maurcei26 bkts oil 81
bids wine Or PIPES brandy Csze Astoialo half pipes
Buloid GOO hf OR pipes brandy L WIams-lO
hf 10 do Bears, Boger co32 hf or Leger-iO hhds
K Boker-15 hi 90 ar branny Faber & Berwth-0 blf
Strange, Koop co-47 cks china q q Haviland-
II % pPf bhd. brandy 8Isay
Phia3 hf pipes brandy Boardman, Boston-I BIZ
parcel Casillon-1l9 cs Dalesmel5 hf pipes brandy
81 hhds 100 hampers bits Lacombe Begoden12 hf Is
pipes brtny 1916 cs62 hhd hh hds wine aud pipes
lorng to order.
HAMBURG-Ship Corvo-3 bxs Ranhardt-2572 Spelter &
Brockelman-l3 bxs Feider- Miles Ritman-7 Loeschgs
& Wesendonck-7 Brieathaupt & Chung Flos-2O Seev
Lesenings-ll Schesinger-2E& Mails Bach-l Hessen-
y Scuchardt-5 Lehmaier Bro-6 Ward col Houghton.
Sawyer col Paven-30 Binns HaIsted- Jaryis-6 We.
dere Meyer-l Schmidt-25 IS cks iO8 bars iron to
order.
Draper Devln-9l blocks marble % cs TO order.
Domestic lmpOrtatiOns.
NEW ORLEANs-Brg Napoleon-16 kegs 30 bxs 20 bbls
HurIbut co-l00 bbls whskey Robnson-87l do pork
Perry < co-s8 bis cotton 1850 feet cedar to order.
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Arrival or strangers In New York
AUUUST 1T.
AMERICAN Horn

HoTkL.
Auspach Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs Culver, Providence;
I'd Mrs Sss
.Sr sn 1I a WyAsoa 3?nS
ss Tsne PRadphs HoI%ood Rich
mond -
anS Mrs ,s M M9 Hart s. L1G
Hartford; MeGon Troy; Mrs; Steele Phila: BuToy.
i @as M and s Wells. bosaa
E &ss. ri sfr Blake iy osss mi
Mrs Watson, Perth Amb9y N Strong Reading as J
SsId bs} & s. 7hSs;
U. s. Eng; A. Aldridge. Baltimore.
York RaTs Phil A6y Ps sas % A O WU
SE ST A::
F w
Sss S:%
S.s 4 SiS.s:
T.
Mr. and Mrs. EaadoIf F Fen ys% Mrs.. N,eol Burlington
NE: r1i Gs.ySs
% @ifs'f + S Y! S SfpSs hams tG aSisd
Powers Ala Mrs. Dubbins, Geo Mr. and Mrs. Small Bal
timore; G. Aey, Nantucket; z: Willie, Miss: Z. Henry
Boston; M. and Mrs Damblin Phla spafioTd DO % D
Ionsss de Longyel, Canads; p Townsend Marshded'
Whitten, Boston; W. Clarke, Providence; J. Hepburn
Elma; Weed N "; j. o. Sweeney, Missouri; r. Hean
terson Burlington; w. Martini Memphis; f. Kelly, Phla
H. Byuton, Canada; 7. M Jones, do.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
A. HAMMOND Rochester; Il. IL Stevens Canada; E: "A
New York; +. Jobb, Boston J. Ball, Miss Ladd Philads
phla c. Barneli Boston, Mrs Bounes Ohio; Z. Browne,
aud Miss Wingiton Philadelphia; H. Smith, Pttsburg;
Th.rwa Boston; b Crumg, Mississippi; E Pagett Cove
Mrs Pomeroy; ST. Louis: w Davis j. II. Durham Chicago
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IL.
Cleared

Cleared
shpsppCaolipa rIentss, Liverpool, Hurlbut Co;
BaTLs-NarseiIs Iogfaham Trieste Chamberlain 4 Phelps;
hee f fn sshm M.s
shell lb js Jenkins jSIa: NJ Woq$iS M%'ar wen
TaSsa 6 BSr SKI xsa @
r Ms Ss pcftnaSn TapFns e.
sehG Sa, S ssselY wRsms! B y
mnsOn; Delaware, Martin, Washington ''"''' VII
Arrived
with %de Bdse Vessss i e fsS =.
.S B lon s My
D ,ns Lat - 80 lon - passed ship Napier of Baltimore
shp Marion Thompson, 30 days from Havre with mdse
nos ws New with i. D L0a PhD,
overheard Ar% Arm SEAMAN native Of Germany
with % S % S from osss Nas
sf% sSc d ES,'s ss, se9s , to, SSSGq
w i%, .e. siosnE0n OH 10 o,, INST "a; len
ss I.ay Lon With loss o of q p9se BIZ
Brig Garth ge, (oi Hewbgrypor Knapp from Bordeaux
jay Exchanged signals with HSs sf Georges s
bound f. Aug lat 49, Ion 90 go passed large
sd5 Are BrsmhslI II Gay. from Turks slnd, with $685.
9Th lat 3, 30, lon ~ spoke bark Levan south
m5.s s a Ksesr% a days from Ne" Orleans wi"
nS SSs m SfT 49, %
schr Mount Vernon I'm New Orleans for Havana.
B brig Stanley Cook. 10 days from Fogo, NE, in ballast
Sifkin 4 Ironsides.
Schr Don Nicholas (ate Drnkwaer, of North Yarmouth
who died erday morning) 10 days from the City Of st DO
very sick with the fever.
Italian poacca Fortunate. Peine 50 days from Genoa wit
mdse, TO Vexecexria. CT passengers.
Sch Ovaco Bush 30 days from Brazos Santiago, with hide
TO Tucker x Person,
Schr Erie, Nlckerson 10 days from City of st Domingo
with 1888 crotches l3Opcs mahogany 50 sticks lgnumvt
Aymr Co 9Th lest lat 80 go 1919. spoke schr lie vi
Walsh, from South Carolina for 81 Domingo.
Schr Allegany, Wright, 90 days from New Orleans witt
1897 sacks corn, to K X MIlbanks.
Badger Peck -
sehr Elizabeth Ann. Folsom, Washington NC. with navs
Schr Thomas b. Bagwell, Virginia, fruit
Schr Exchange. Swift, days from Norfolk
Sandy Hook Light Ship, few DAYS since reached
quarantine Yesterday, on her way TO her station She will
proceed first opportunity having been detained
head winds and tide.
Below.
| Sutton. ~ ''' :" w
Sailed.
ships Mamlouk for Liverpool; Brooklyn for do; Hueue
not or dos vcksbug for New Orlesns madonna for Afri
~ Jane Tor ~ Johns bsrks Verona Cork Express 10
Liverpool; Noord Holland Tor surinam; Csnrcro tr I've,
poo'i Ap'hor for Cork Friendship, Tor London brigs ss
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O, ps,,- .anotasr csisfornis Bottle Esrssfsd-lh
Trfss Cave Johnson, and Secretary BuchSnan.
Lieutenant General Denton (no that he did not get)-
we'll then, Major General (no, that he would not havs
1t is said has made pronuneamenO against the course
of certain people towards his son-in-sw, the gallant
Col Fremont the bonafde de rs and defaeo Governor
of California. He peremptoriy demands of the war
office folks here official Investigations court
tal court of enquiry something Of that Sort
deem the Lieutenant Colonel from the prosecutions
some great men that old Bullion regards as not whit
better than they should be IT'S said Secretary Marcy
swore his breeches into tatters; IN B.There no
charges for mendng in the War ONCE contingent fund.-
he got bran new pair pants next day and has
worn them since; that he had headed old Bullion
iss last, March In the matter Of the MAJOR 9ensrG%o
don may say what he pleases while he is Secretary @
War he will have dictaton, and least Of all an anti
Texas barn burner Silas Wright man. There Is row
ahead We shall see nous perron, as grandia.ns,.
Ritchie would say qualification is the rightfui remedy
Old Bullion remembers the Spanish saying ioo me
once that is your fault fool me second time anu " ID
mine.n
Col Cave johnson has gone to old Point comfort
How the Post Office affairs will suffer while he is away
James Buchanan, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania has at
tended Col johnson 1t is said Mr. Trst has displayed
a great deal of diplomatic talent in his course IN Mex
CO. and confident expectations are entertained by those
who know he will negotiate highly satisfactory
treaty The Secretary of state showed great deal of
judgment in selecting that gentleman for the mission.
By-the-bye much5f the credit due for the Oregon d.
plomacy is dIe to Mr. Trist lin horn. who has great
abilities, FLOR what p a fine education, and withal
experience, fall in my eye all Of which qualities
Gre valuable in q chief clerk of the State Depart
ment-who is the working of the Office. Mr. 4 Is
prudent and cautious man. Had any of the promi-
politicians ofthe country been selected their
ty to acquire personal distinction in the negotiation
might have excited to arms. Mr.. J. is ambitious
man. and will not be guilty Of any prec pitancy.--
Perhaps the public expectation would have been
met had Mr.. Slidell, Mr.. Soule, Governor
Van Ness or some other distinguished democrat,
been selected-ori If Gen Scott Gen. Pillow had been
designated We, however, trust greatly Trist Gen
Scott might have figured to make capital for the Prss
dency and so might others
1t is not yet settled that Mr. Richie will be offered the
Gubernatoria chair Of Oregon is it believed that he
will accept 1t If offered, old Rough and Ready might
change the office in lS4s unless Mr. Richie very
makes an expression of his political opinions topics
OF modern origin. ESCOPETTE.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 10, lS47.

.4nOther Ridiculous Yarn.
There nsnuations afoat here that the Executive
and the Secretary Of War have had of the entry of
Gen. Scott into Mexico for several days past but that
it has been purposey suppressed In order to afford Cor
ooran Riggs chance for " rare spec" with their
$lOOOO0O of the late loan. The story is most ridicu
ous. The people at Vera Cruz had heard nothing of
the occupation of Mexico by Gen. Scott, and the resi-
dent or market supplying Mexcans would have known
it in of any despatch which Gen. Scott might
have employed secretly or openly Yet there men
of in this city who believe that the Cab
met know great deal more of Gen Scotts locality than
has yet been furnished by the apocryphal Of
New Orleans National and Times We shall have all
HE'S THARD
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WAsHISeroS, Ang. 10, ls47.

The President, MIR. Mason and MIR. Clifford, had a
Cabinet Council to-day. With the arrival Of messen
ger from Gss Scott giving information of his trumphal
eee into the imperial city Of the Mexcans expect
Mr.. buchanan and Mr.. Cave johnson from Old Point,
and Mr.. Walker from Newport, New York, Ma
hant the may be. Mr.. Secretary Marcy is inds
posed He not at his Office to-day OF his COM
plant know nothing, unless it be that he has got
sick of this Mexican war, and from hope deferred is
unable any longer to keep his egsbeg pardon in court
y style should have said fear that he is unable
apS longer to maintain his feet. man has not got
a es stand upon in polished society, unless it may be
q ~ooden one of which you allowed to speak,
article not calculated to excite any very indignant
ster nation. SILK HOSE
s-Mr. Burke has returned to his post, having been
on an agricultural tour
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-shp Marion-fhos Lestrange and lady, Miss Ma.
ry lie Antoine Duvault and lady Miss Hannah Hede
berg John NJ Raum-165 in steerage.
CALcUTTA-Ship Hecues-Dr P Bradley, Sophia Bradley
Emeline } Bradley NJ II Thompson.
HAMBuRGShip Corvo-Mr Hynermann, Mr. Peters and Ia
dy--l33 IN steerage.
BoRDEAux-BIg Carthsge-Nr Censtann, lady and four
children and servant DAVID Peeya and daughter Jacob Pc
reyra and lady.
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brighton Cnttle nInrket.

AUo. At market 600 beef cattle, Oncluding 900
head of store catte) 10 Jokes OF working oxen
and calves, 1000 sheep and lambs, and about 275
swine
Beef CattleExtra 81 %: first quality Sc 75 second
and third qualities 81 rs to So
working Oxen-Sales made at ST., 81, and 90.
Cows aud Calves-Dul Sales noticed at SIS, %, %,
81, and AZ so.
Sheep and LambsSales Of old sheep at 81 So so, to
So; lambs at 81 SO, 90, 10, and275.
Swine--At wholesale S5h for sows, 81 for barrows
At retail from to 8, and ~; old hogs &c.
Min consequence Of beeves sheep and swine the
market was better sustained.
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4, W paragraph has been in circulation in
ane newspapers stating that, few DAYS before
len 1scksons death he had prepared memoir of the
dineren generals who had served in the Florida war;
Gaines and Jesup &C. giving his opinion OF each and
that y would be published short time previous to the
tresoenua election OF lsie. We know not upon what
authority this statement rests but we are dsnas ~
<iscredit 1t altogether Weappied this ay for
tion to citizen Of Washington, who was In corrs
dence with Gen. Jackson up to few DAYS beforo ~
DEATH This gentleman heard Of such n Soa
ment and does not believe in its existence yasb,a
tom Union, Aug 10. ''s'
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A SoLuTToN.-Whatever mystery may sur
round the PRONUNCIATION of the news by the Mas
sschusetts having arrived from Vera Cruz
at New Orleans on Thursday week and the news not
puphsned until saturday evening-yet have heard
key assigned for its solution 1t is certain that
from most respectable source in New Orleans processes
70 explain 1t in rather romantic manner.
young lady at the city Of Mexico said to have writ
ten 10 Mexican In New Orleans the 18th ult that
the families were quitting the city in consequence of
the advance of the Yankees; and adds postscript on
the 17thby the courier that Gen Scott then en-
tering the city This letter kept back by the Next
can, from tender regard to the fair authoress
We understand too, to-day, that another letter has
been received at the department. from high military
ocer stating that the receipt of this letter from Mexico
mas been made known to him from the most authentic
source-f dshtngton Union, Aug 10.
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New Bedford OIL Market

AUG. 9-SrERM--There is unusually good demand
for the season. owing to the small quantity of manufac
tured on hand but the transactions very few the
article being held above the views CT purchasers We
hear only of sales Of 100 bbls at 100 cents and small
parcel OF inferior at a corresponding price
WH4LE.-The demand continues good, for the season,
and prices well sustained The sales include 1000
bba n w CoastsO0 bbs at 35c per gallon and 800 on
private terms.
In Whalebone there have been transactions in this
market.
Oh, AND WHALEBoNE INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR
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LoNpoN-Packet ship American Eage-Anson Baker and
FIX Baker IL Geo EnS M and lsdy JohH Psntaa
LADY, children and infant Illinois, Philip McManus
Haywood lady and two children Samuel Weston Miss
Weston Dr. Wilson, Capt Johnson, BA, lady and
children Mr. Chapman lady and children, London Geo
Robt Bacher, lreland-26 in steerage
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DARISlAN DYEING Experimentation 1872
L William street, New York-COURT& DESCHAJX
twist and either plain shaded zephyr
woollen yarn, sewing cotton mohair, Sc ~
They have imported patent machinery FOR putting mp worst
ed and silk either skeins pooIs
goods ribbons slk SATIN mernos thbet and cashmere
mems &c. dyed and cleaned equal to new articles
jv28 3Wsm
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EXCHANGE RoARp, Aug 1020 Vermont aud
Railroad, PIX; 10 Fall River Railroad g; 20 do bod COX;
n Norwich and Worcester Railroad 56 1876 do 56 Is Do
bsod 61 so East Boston Go. 23 100 b5d 23 do s5d
an 30 do Dlod ga; $50 East Boston Dividends, 500
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Two JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS &c
Il Z. X J; IARTNETT, No. Courtlandt street near
Broadway, Wholesale and retail manufacturers Of travelling
for silver plate neatly arranged 10 order.
Also Trays made and fitted jewellers show cases. to con.
tain Watches chains rings keys, pins himbles pencils Sc
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and made
g order with neatness and despatch, No Couand
New York Nv M
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q KIN CHALLENGE.-Notice to gentlemen who wan
Now their old clothes to look like Levy, call at the
Tailoring Dyeing. Cleaning and Repairing EstablIshment
No Gold street. Of Gold and Spruce where orders
the most reasonable terms. by D. NOAH, "a G9d st
~ B-Tte highest price given for gentIemens leit on
wearing apparel jyh 3ot m
ID mos COMPOUND SYRUP OFHYDEIODATE OF
N POTASH Sarsapara and Yellow Dock-Ihis medicinal
remedy il on for the benefit Of these suffering rom
heumstsm pains and stiffness Of the joints swelling Of the
them, eupons OF The SKIM and all
diseases arising from an impure state OF the blood, &c is
prepared from the pures article and Warranted TO give salts
faction IL thns pures and uuckens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves every part Of the animal economy p
njudclous and long continued OF mercury this
ton may be specific that have long resist
ed ali other been rapidly and entirely
by this powerful alternative syrup
'Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail. by
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist and Chemist
jyis sotsf lsa Broadway, cor John st. n Y.
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ysAssA ~ ssvssSsAl sssssss h, Lvssssl Mssssa ~
Ship. AFRO e. Hayrs Nsbra.ts tos Msnsllss brss w
Prince lay az anchor al w Spit.
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Bosros Aug Arr ship John Holland Henderson, New
Niagara New ss s%H a, White. sSs
pha 6ng. Jane Howss Small Lasaayra Porto Csbeo; Be-.
Bay s %a Gv
R RSS Gis ssn s Nsw
Iac@sI; II Johnson HARDING Sswaik age. Ssisr.cn;;
savannah Dover from Baltimore signal f for ' ssehe l bs
sso NsT sg ss ms
s scb mTs .Se Nsr
sa; brig. Home Benz F%aIIn VIM hoss1:
r'S 81 CARRIE. RED
away sL BY brig getting Aas iou, Of b her u.,.
Wilson, wilson, m Rs d li,s &s, %s
s: o 81, Ed1s.
S d sss" & S; nf Ss
Johns SH%p ifss, G SG%i, h0"'y St
Allen I'm n Go sY Bnar %af S for
want H. dysrpSS d fpa.sS Brewer! IN Msasas
@yS ss'.5SS 'FfP ssl ish S;s
ready say Ken pa5hhl mckown from Liverpool wig Barss
'S Ell Wee 9s
Z Hi s sstIss o.s Ssd s 81
&ss%tSs DE-: TSy New T 4ss
&c s'f York h. 1sssS I Fl
pco coujs tsmSs Nvo a cf Sfs h Ts'y t,sr
f sTiGa WI faSe k ssS c
Othello Meany, Haye; South Carolina White Nyors
CALAIS July 2s-An briggs Yelopa Hume NYoyh. ao,b
Rebeeca, Staples, York; 3s brig N0reans 800 NYorR
Eosss Phil as,h LiFa.s Norton ao; Aug ID bi1ss s.
Brdgetowr Bsrbadie: Sd briggs Almira Robinson Bsrba
does; schr Arethusa, Watt, Phil "' "''o"'
EpEyToN, e. Aug 7-Sld brig T. Townsend Ualsev
West Indies. ''
EpaARrowN, Aug g-Ar bark Spartan Cook Phil far po.
schr Ro1bury do for do; sloop Roanoke Titus NYork
5or do. -
NV ORLEANS, Aug 2-Ar steamship Yacht Crane. e;al.
yeson ships Kao. Hanson, Boston; Chandler Price Ever
Bedford; Wataga, 1hrane York; bark Julia, Adams
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Domestic lmpOrtations.
NEW ORLEANs-Brg Napoleon-16 kegs 90 bxs 20 bbls
Huribut co-lo0 bbls whskey Robnson-87l do pork
Perry < co-98 bis cotton 1850 feet cedar to order.
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBITT, 10 Duane street
Men Der q the koya, College of Surgeons London and
treatment Of certain delicate Diseases His long experience
and close attention to this class compants his pleasant sale
during long and extended practice for thirteen this
cypd above all his legitimate medical qualifications
few of the grounds which he his claims Ir.C's
mode OF treatment is safe efecua and expeditions. not re-
curing either the use OF mercury restraint IN diet or bust
ness STRUCTURES cured in weeks with scarcely any
pain Constitutional DebiityThosc individuals who have
INDUCED certain loathsome and habit positively
be eeored to health and society Mild cases removed IN two
to four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
tention. jy2t 30tsrc
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NEW PAPER HANGING S-F. .PARES & CO, No
~ 39 street New York Importers and Manufacturers
9every style and quality Of French aud American Paper
Hangng Borders, Views, Fireboerd Prints and vice Win
dow Curtain fper which they offer dealers, merchants
and Others, at extremely low PRICES.
The most wokmen hang paper be had at
short notice. i2q 300
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On the receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Womans Pr
waite Medical Companion will be sent free of postage any
Of the United States All letters be addressed pos
paid to Dr. A. NJ Maucesu, box 1874 New York City Pub
fishing Office 1879 Liberty ST., New York.
The Married Womans Private Medical Companion, is
sold by booksellers every principal city in tie United States
Agents in Philadelphia, Zeiber &Co New York, Burgess
stringer Albany w G. Little Co; Boston, Redding CO..
St Louis Nais Cornish: Columbus John r. Blain gent
for Central Ohio; Richmond, Va e. f. Fisher Alletters
however. must be addressed above. iy3l
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N The subscriber bcgs leave inform his friends and the
public generally, his house for the
campaign. The whole establishment has been entirely
waited and much improved since last The
have been newly fitted superior STYLE and will
il is somewhat surprising thai this spot is not more
known first class families the CITY, who
seeking places for health end ,eesure Ii offers
great iDdue ements TO families coming n the South
they will find this most healthtup.t'- Hrso:L
The place is approachable by daily. This
beautiful spot opened eight year ago by the present Sceu
for private families, and has been literally supported The
times now changed, and the weather is coming
soon the subscriber has doubt his house will be shortly
hed and therefore adverise order to advise families
apply early The undersigned has confidence in being
able TO give entire satisfaction all who favor him with
their patronage and he ready with families and
prties Tor TO board by the day. week
month. "
Transient company always depend upon being
modated Rooms can be secured application the house
or by letter, 4. +. RICE
New Rochelle, June 1s, ls47. jylO sOtsrc
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NJ nDf sr..~-DOs l.AMEkI 10 stiI ~
hdenuall Consulted AZ h,s Office, Gold street, between
Fulton and beekman all diseases Of delicate nature Hi,
restraint diet hndrance from pursuits Recent
cured three four days Debility nervous or con.
stuOnal arising from indscreet ndugences of the pas.
sons Of youth thereby causing nightly ennis.
est attention his object being TO restore the
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient be-
ing the least caused by maeament OF medical pre-.
tenders by neglect parties them
selves by the Doctor efectualy cured whoa pain
The Doctor beng of the few qualified ad
vertsng Surgeons in the city, perfect cure or
charge made Letters postpaid. enclosing fee immediate.
iy and medicine with advice part
limited States Offics 81 Gold jv28 t0fsm
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INK. CLOVER Is CONSULTED CONFlDENTIALLY
- usual day at his Office lie continues de-
h the treatment of certain class diseases
and the application OF uses &C. Strangers appr,ed
that Dr. g. regular graduate the medical profession,
and koned the soisant doctors and meda
petenders Persons who would avoid the
sutng from ignorance and the may do SO
by calling at No. Ann street The Offices arranged
that patients do not see each other
Private his office through the entry his Office
door, vi
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A GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING
"A 56i Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EXUIBJTION-At the suggestion

SuRgrNIOD
OF the State Agricultural Society, whose Fair will be
held at Saratoga Springs the 18th Of Sept, the American
Agricultural Association have changed the time of holding
their Exhibition to the 9th aud 9th OF Sept All persons de
srous Of aiding the Of Horticulture earnestly
vited to exhibit specimens of Flowers Fruits Vegetables,
and compete for premiums Programmes be obtained
Roomso any Of the principal seedsmen in New York. Of
the following Executive Committee
Luther Bradish, VIM. Coventry ii. Wadden,
James Irnox, Shepherd Knapp,
Iheo Frenghuysen, Rufus King Deafeld,
Archibald Russell, n. L. PelI,
Edward Clark