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Passengers Arrived.

Lorpor--Packst ship American Eagle-yirs J Merwin
Miss Nerwin and M Wade and lady, Marshal
Fowler Miss T. MeRes, Angles, w Pool NJ Adrian, W
err aud lady, fleshs5 Fleaher, Morngue London;
Gill and lady, DR. Gil, w Audubon, lady three chill.
dren and two servants Guelle Weibel, Mrs Moran
Liford Boston,; T Naftel, Mrs r Mattel, Ohio Laba
Can.da TorottnE, France; W Deets Reatlinger Ger
many-307 in seerage.
,AFrwrw-Br.mbIg MagdsIepe-Mr = Grand Psuy,
Mics Joseph, Miss Catherine kesslcr Miss Eissmann,
steerage.
,,NAr.yIA.-Bark Bunsl-s W johnson, w Schneider
Martin Folek, w A DeWolfc.
,torARDo, PR-Brig Osceola--R Resgns, Manuel Roman
NJ Oo0rman.
Catsrwo,d d. Csterwood.
Nkw osLs.rs-Bak E:dth-Mrs Gay. two children and
SER g lady, child and servant Mrs Carter
Nsw osLE.Nsaship Qhssns-Mss SIX Pitkip, children
and ,ervant, Mrs Goodwin, Captain G Robinson-2i
steernge passenger '" -
CHARIEsIor-slip sullivan-Nrs OATES Mr., y r. u.,,;n,
Mrs Me ais Mrs Peterson, Mrs Wcghrmsnn M,s Re- NJ
Oates Miss Ready, Miss Mullen M,ss Kniaht Dr. Ms.i
Cart Peterson, Msssrs Tmmon, Smith P ri one "a a u.,ss
r Wresmn,H Weih,mann.J Supple, B supple J ia
sAvsNrAH-Bns l. Bald win-Mn Chick Miss cbis, A..
Jones and children. Miss Meigs Mrs Domsn M.s,s N 1T
man, Kelly Maynard Clark, Ciabtree, Burt Smith and H.
savArrxH-Brig Peter Demill-MrP Nishtinea,. lad,
children servants, Mr. Wood and lady servant Mia
Mary Csse Miss FsnnyP Dean, Mrs Elizabeth Picken,
citsIsp' R--Bris Ridout--M oookins
ANoosrusA-Bns Dracut-F Dueoumssn
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An lustI alton of the fuctuaton in prices of bread
stus told follows by the Albany Statesman Of the
10th inst.
On change yesterday morning Western farmer, who
had been tempted beyond the safe and quiet confines
his broad productive into the uncertain whrl-
pool Of the grain market offered for sale lot Of 5000
bushels of handsome Western fat During the rule
of the high prices of May and June he purchased this
property 81 90 cents per bushe Now he asked but
50 So cents and offered, the very highest figure
90 90 At this he probably sold and lost in
the decline price, independent of all other expenses
travelling freight SC, 80 40 cents per bushel At
time long SINCE the same kind of corn sold readily
Mt ll2h cents
INTERESTING FLOUR DEALERs.-A case tried
at the Oswego Circuit a few days since, in which
-four dealers may feel little interest suit brought
by Bronson Croker against L. Wman, a contract
for the purchase of 1000 barrels Of -four In October
S45 which the defendant subsequently refused to de-
liver according to the terms Of the contract, the
ground that the purchase made upon misrepresen
tation of facts in relation TO English which up
the price OF -four one dollar per barrel
The defence rested upon showing that the plaintiffs
alone in possession Of the intelligence, through
private express, when the purchase made, though
stating that they had nothing but the public intelli
gence.
number Of witnesses examined and many let
ters read in evidence the part of the defence,
prove the misrepresentation and the knowledge which
the plaintiffs had OF the ut the making Of the
tract. On the other hand the plaintiffs proved that Wi
man acknowledged himself satisfied with the contract
after the had TRANSFERRED which testimony the
jury under charge of the court rendered verdict
Sl,622 In favor of the plaintiffs
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n; c;yyl
SSe%;s s: D Sf" E:%ps e.
Nj, and Mrs ss:s and Mr.
Hs%s Hsiifs.; oSaie91 ssa.S.a
Eaton G Rehmend Kendall Heard. Gsrdss
b aSri ;"ass c.t g. F
@ B. S cas; H .s1 MI.
Adams. Mrs. Goddsrt' Ros.Sa; T. vspds water W Mccoy.
NJ
%s.e" Sss 6oiss S:%pe! 4
ss pS M and Mrs. i Mss ssis MI. wnss,
and Nj SS fogs and
Davidson Maryland. S,s NJ, a ssd Mrs Sherman. Mas.
:$ FIJI
sfl and s'SE :Ie. ;' Smith $sAH:
Mayo Eeh%ona and Mn
is, Mr. a aot Hs%s s?ss
LOUIS e Mha psS Man; .apS: :yy b NS
eah IH SiSsSs on Sioei: kellogg
Fa F5Ss c,y f.ss r Ph.s X MsS
New oIsan'' W. Greene T.s. A ~ iHs,,.
's$i; s.iSa s:;. s si ss::
M:ds.as Dsr1i Phs & Miss
S::sa F:I's$:;hs: Ss.' 9o sI
. New S S.asd Nj and Mrs.
Dsi: is sf
Barbados. Mrs Jones, JOS Martin jr. Virginia.
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NIovcmcnts OF the Packets
Arrived.

Arrived.
& @ afp% 9Th
ship O,esn. Barrett. II days from New Orleans, with
shp Con,ISution to N.n,pcket Joy days from H.ve
slant Of N.pSpsket Shoals spoke sehr John Wallace FIN
British .hip Tu.Ea Chapman 40 days from Lverpoolwi.h
% propeller Edh Gouard ' days from New
i K:vss. s% w s to
E w ss:
way ssiisly leaving wreck much
as s o%
Bark PstsT Be%i 10 days fir m Savannah with cotton
BARI Tn9mpn da; from Plymouth
D's bark Tcisn day. o% eaSondeny with
sai 'asr s sS
E A.s'st A hsi s LIZ "a lat brig Jon"
Ss spS s. ss
Bolivar v0p Hagen from Liverpool bound to AnsOstss
Fiji. vstW%p1g days from Antwerp
sss n pfisS ssy Sligo !" BAL
~ hhdt S hid: %oa's s % iGs;.cp
INST So lon o. spoke .chf Robert Bruce from Wii%nston
Bs Dmeut Smith, from Angostura 10th June to Foster &
| Dig rIoeua, ncomah. 10 Gays from New orleans, to
Brig Iva smith from si.al 22d June to M Smith & CO.
June as lat So Ion go spoke brig Francis Lord NYork
Brig Beau, Merlthope days from Calais with lath to
Brig osesoia II day. from FormdO PR with sugar to
b. brig Hope Merry. days from Turks Island. with s,ls
Brig -Four Brothers, Slater II days from the Cspes with
Brig smons. Maoney s DIS from DOboy Island, with
scHr Floreo, Thomas from Neuvas June 49, with mer.
ehsndze Holt June 30 Lac s3 lost the head Of oremsst
| fore and main topmasts.
I'd inst lat 20 lon IS schr B,rnes hence for Eethuera
Big Grand Turk Mer.hon 10 days from Csrdena with
RsEnGd Ei.ncq ga mo with brig Sd P c,Sss Iy
ported s inst of Cape Lookout spoke brig Leo Of Rich.
mond from Bath for savannah.
Pn6 Rdout Einsmsn 6 days from Gib"d Pr with sugar
~ Rebeeea, Staples a. days from Mayasuez, PR, with
Brig LeonoIs Msndsrck, 10 days from Wilmington NC,
sehI Mary FI.i.'h.r ia day. from Norfolk with md..
snhr sbyIock rrooker 10 days from Gusysms (PR) with
6 casks moassest Meyer sucker Vessels left before
schr Mary Patton, Everon. II days from city Of St Domn.
with 23s2 crotche 20 canon log mahogany $50 gnumvita
to Meyer & Sucker Vessels LEFT before reporred
sehr Rochester brggst days from Richmond, with coal
sc Cypress Dyer 10 days from ssa with 100 bales
90 do hid 200 qginss ogwood $40 boxes extract do to Al
schr Ocean lof puIbury) Burdi 10 days from st Do.
nuso CITY. with mahogany. 70 LEWIS, Sid in CO. with
schr Col HAVEN homas, !, days from Beaufort NC with
naval stores to o l. Sawyer. . -
sshr stcrs. Lang days from Newbero NC, with naval
ssh5J kimpon Bed.I, day, from Norfolk with md.e
seS' Tucker Forks. day. from Calais. with .sh to
sshr Sarah fnsli,s, pslsr,s asysh nins,on
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
I'no ElOur Mark efa~


New ORLEANS, July Sin last review we noticed
saes during the previous three days of ~ 500 bbs es
tabishing decline since the Cambria accounts Of Toe
the ruling rate Of good shipping brands being The
market since has been almost at stand The
weather has seriously interrupted the shipment Of
vious purchasers, and buyers have in consequence
withdrawn from the market. The sales embrace 100
bbls Wednesday at So for Ohio, 800 Thursday. at
SO for Ohio so for choice st Louis and sour
and l2o yesterday including 60O 400 and 100 Ohio at
So aud lao Illinois, at SO l2H making aggregate
$4,000 At the close good shipping lots were freely Of
fered at S. without finding 1890 bbs
sold at auction, Wednesday, by order Of the Port
Wardens. and brought So 90 So Sax for the damaged
and 20 for portion which had not been materially
injured Cornmesl-The only sale that has transpired
last s $50 bbs yesterday at So TO- During the
early part of the week 1000 bbls sold at 81 which
was regarded a decline. Whest-l250 sacks prime
sold on Wednesday at 81 49, 500 sacks good Thurs
day ST. 90 and lI40 prime at ST. %; and yesterday
20O strictly prime at 81 2oH and 500 good at ST pan
making an aggregate of the three days Of about
10000 bushels for the week Of 81 900 bushels Corn
The market during the last three days has been quite
inactive the sales barely comprising 1000 bushels white
and yellow Wednesday at zoo and 1900 bbls in the
ear at 75o per bb 1000 sacks white and yellow, on
Thursday at Toe and 5000 yesterday, including 800
mixed 62c and 1865 4O0 $40 and 430 white and 400
mxed) at TO- Yellow continues In request for the Ha
vaua market, at Use. The sales Of the week sum up
1000 sacks
CLEVELAND July 0.--Sales yesterday-lsOO bushels
wheat ahoat, l20o.; 700 do adoat, lis. Today-2SOO
bushels wheat ahoa l20c Nothing doing
from teams Wool arriving in considerable quantities.
and sells at 20 so cts.
FLUCTUATIONS IN BREApsrUrrs.-The fall in the
prices of breadstufs within few weeks past has been
rapid and extreme says the Baltimore of the
10th inst and exhibits degree Of sudden uctuation in
value which is probably without precedent Much
money wall be lost speculations based the
continuance Of he high prices The following compare
tive statement Of the current rates in the Baltimore
market yesterday and four weeks before will show the
ext O these nuc EQUATIONS
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The Increased mportatons Of coal from Nova Scotia
we are pleased learn not great anticpa
ted The scarcity Of vessels and high feght has opera
ted against that trade this year. but to obvate nat diff
culty in future those interested procuring to be
built large number Of golfers expressly for that trade
TRADE OF PoRr Accommodating the month of
June there arrived Port Richmond the following
Der of vessels coastwise Bsrks brgs 90 schooners
COG soops 06 and there also arrived during the
time by canal and inland 800 boats for coal freghts
Feehs to Eastern ports have varied very little during
the last week We continue last weeks quotations
To New York. 81 3e Newark 81 80; Providence, 81 81
Fall River 81 81; New Bedford, 81 co. Salem, 50 40;
Portsmouth, N. Il, 81 37x; Portland Me-, AK; Bos-
ton, 81 40; New Haven, 81 50 Hartford, - as Troy,
81 10; Albany, 81 75 The rates from Bristol l2s
cents more. Prices OF Coal Board.-White Ash
Lump 50 TO- SO rs; Nut do, 50 so; Broken, Egg and
stove So 70; Red Ash Lump, 80 10; Prepared 70 81
81; Nut, So 37KaS ec Lehigh Lump, So s7h; Pre-
pared, S4-PotsuiILs journal, yulu 10.
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Domestic llnportations,

NEW ORLEANs-Ship New Odeaus-2053 pigs lead Bro.
chem Scott bales cotton Derby co-48 bis emp
Jaudoni000 pigs lead lie Roy-3 bales LIE.
Ssrsh.iSOo piFs lead ko,'aIe1l bog Bamss-iC
kngsbury3sl bales Barston Pope-s2 do hemp si
sacks corn Rowland Aspnwa-2s2 bales 240o pigs
New OnLEANsBrig Fidels-3l43 sacks bbls wheat 2ss
trunks J Frost
CHARLEsros-Ship Sullivan-4a bales De Rham &
Moore-39 do Levench co-3l3 do X Caldwell-85 do
M.itsnd.4oo DO PhlP.-i2s tierces Msrkoe
boxes LIE Roy, Wiley col2 bales yarn Lord, Warren
Sater Co.'S do Atwafer. Gould Co.'S bbls potatoes
SAvANsAn,BIig B.dwn-2o tierees rice c Boltonaa9i
Bunitt-28 do Brighan-i3 do Randall-29 bbs flour
Bngham-30 pkgs o order.
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schr Assaor. Hsrick. 10 days from 0sosstown, with
lumber.
sshr GLOBE, smmoas 4 days from Washington. NC.
Schr S,n mensr. usys rom wsshngSn Nc
Schr Anaccada, Francis, days from Newbem, NC.
Sch. New Globe. Tille.s 10 days from nc with
schr Paragon, Wsiey 3dsys from Washington NC
sehr Baltimore. scsrez. 10 days from Baltimore with coal
Br schr John Wallace, -. from Halifax, with 6sh.
Sioop Rhodes. Finlay, days from Plymouth NC,
Below.
ship. barks, and brigsi
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Happy, happy pair
None but the brave deserve the fair -
SaIes OF stocks Mt Boston.

EXCHANGE BOARD, July 034 shs State Bank SO; Ira
des Bank ss Boston Worcester Railroad 49, rs Bos
Providence Railroad Ioex do, io7; Vermont and
Railroad 90 IS Western iroad Rights IS;
q Boston and Maine Railroad Rights 10: 100 Old Colony
Railroad 1923 East Boston Company lsA do, 10; 80 do,
bids 1871; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds. 80, 76L.
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S. .as .H1 cinso9-J Csshcr and lady pa
sss e ehS.a daylor Mrs sh.d two Mas Mr. Dsa
aaywood and child Messrs George suf w HAbershsm;
nsrkesnT Master Nc Asisr, u Parsons, s Nicho Nc
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"A a 18th pArtsss; for n Old zaeh Il the victor.
MI hs ant to lei the diyihon Of the pap stand pretty

k al both parties; for n Old Zaek b the victor,
Vii be apt to let tho dvixon Of the pap stand pretty
much ~ be shall md It,
In most Important aspsot therefore the election Of
the General would be unavailable 30 the outsiders Of
either party their only chance Ia In the rule Of
retaiistive prescription or periodical rotation.
Speaking Of Gen. Taylor reminds US Of Mexico, and
Mexico reminds Of Gen Thomas Green and of
visit (whils the President Boston, the Ge.
nerals residence at jamaica Plains few years ago he
ragged half starved prisoner In the castle Of Pc
rote he Is the possessor OF little priucipaty nc
qured in acquiring the late Mrs. Enery We had lust
tea minutes TO spare Mt their elegant
expect, notwithstanding, sample of those old wines
which have gone three times round the world.
Col w II. Polk, charge to Naples. Is here He had
very important duties hand progress to their
summation as the President passed through New York
which Is the most ample apology for the
remaining behind at that point. We understand that
Col FOLK viii SGT out again for Naples In few weeks
ana That the young bride will go with him; and
charming trip could not be selected for the full
Of the honey moon, than the classic and the classic
shores Of the Mediterranean.
Happy happy pair
None but the brave deserve the fair.
But oh ye goddesses of Olympus, when will our ni-
nstye cosnate duplicate, 6saf' 6eati'mo turn Oh the
wheel come roundf
Here, again. we involunt ariy fall back upon Yankee
land. oh, New Haven oh, Hartford! oh, Lowell on,
Portland Portland oh. Concord! oh Augusta dear, "
there not of the thousands Of sweet
that would assent to transplantation! Young
men of the FsrWest, thar they arr Go TO en- see wna
they are Just ask them-thousands and thousands OF
them In the late journey OF the President The
whole country down east is full OF them, among the
finest Of earths daughters and the best The fact Ii,
the Yankees arc great people
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
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nR. SAVlARD'S INVALUABLE EXTRACT, for the
- Of GouorrhDa elect, Structure, Sexual mpotency.
other diseases the This has
sufficiently long before the public establish with
shadow Of doubt superiority ali other cne
the kind puug their
OF many thousand the proprietor has never received
complaint Of failure Ii the least
change diet, the slightest from the patients
ordinary habits It's action perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant under ordinary
Of treatment creating neither nausea loss Of appetite
teltae of by acking
action Of but by its tonic properties
log that peculiar sickly well marked under the
of other remedies For SALE accompanied with full
directions 4s Greenwich between Courtandt and Liberty
Streets New York. Price 81. jyl0 30tem
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The Coal Traue.

The quantity sent by railroad this week is 25l22 90;
by canal, 6,4ls l5-toal by railroad 62Ol64 l3 do by
canal 10 ss9 o6. The suspension Of work generally
the fifth of July has decreased the shipments this week
The following the state Of the trade this year as com
pared with last to date from the schuykill and Lehgh
raof
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IHCrctsc IN IbfTss . .z5oJ<J
Boats are very scarce to carry coal to New York.
freight has advanced to 81 per ton Fer Phnadelphs
boats plenty We clip the following comparative
statement of coal up to July Of each year. condensed
for thu Shipping List from the North amertean
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Barbadoes; Mrs Jones. Jos. Martin jr, Virginia.
IN THE CURE OF sTRICTURE.-ln former re-
marks structure much pains was taken 70 explain It
nsss @
ossapyns 90 @ space soy
+. ,. @ or n M
iSd.snf
directing e attention the Of 1hi: a
only when Inflammation happens to be supsraddea; with
% Of s &
the part There however three which
Ss ny
s sa sS Hs to- os4 Ss
relate strisqre in s advanced and settled form while
the stream need not Be- much diminished mrsdsd
s1isr Be
~
The TINE A FORMER GoNeRRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED
is not 80 much how long ago it may have oc
fem sH hs sss %
to- for
s% 81 .ss1
h.. ~. he Of
pGs; hs and to Lessen mental energy MG ha this
Sc
OF in ws the RsM does that
also though is ba,
Hna VII easily %;Tas hs,
BY & %na s
upon the r.s however, .beuer explained
s
free from PAIN generally
advanced SUCH
To- s m fer sas hi ss s
ADVICE scpan m,y
S,,s 2, 'S.ys$ ss.
fPs a9; S s eli
advertising people and other who properly
By letter. may be directed BOX $50 Lower
Post Office" iyl2 t.c
s, Of TSh
Ss' % n ss The or Fti
sa % 5
S si :S ,sr
f9sr ne ss1s%s
them and 70 make the skin clear and vel
acts so soohnsy that It may be used on
s:sa GSss. gafs Vi Of Sal
&c Il has often effected every other remedy ha.
fsfs By hs
a But mind &c. the ssnuine-aak for Jones' Italian Che
i ssd ' &sw YORK only sign q the American Eass
Sh1a:? fS%'s
aos @ white G The h. ss Of
making cents m sl box
phiIsdeipSis , %sse BSdns.; Baltimore
Ss,z x Nss. n r. Is in Pittsburgh 90 LIZ
RALp, GREY, RED OR WHITE H y IDS and those
who would posses msaa o. ns Tor v p
n R Coral Hair on b bn
good crop hair and will have it oug thick and lux
Mr. William Jackson, Of 50 Liberty Pittsburgh Pa
certes: On the Sd of February s that Mr. Thomas Jack
sons head the top entirely bald for fifteen and
growing fat thick and hsalthyhs expects BY using
little longer have better head of hair than he ever
ITO THOSE WHOSE HAIR IS GREY, falling of
s wss n ns
Han Or: o. a. oe ef Before u.ed
Coral Hair Restorative combed out H1ndss Sf hs daily
% king street, New York
street had hi; hair completely shG.sa
and permanently cured it.
DoYoU Want VA 70 DRESS Beautify and make you
HENRY cSen late barber on board the
s :1 S
NV YsR say &: % @ 5 Eagle
GnS'% isTss 'h Ledger Buildings
sr9SIiyn iss Fulton Boston, Reddsg State
}'j' Ss. rd;''s
CLARET! CLARETI CLARET!
Keeps constantly on hand his store Mol Barclay street
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ACCOKDEONS

THE largest in the city TO be found az the
Chatham Bazaar IS Chatham street; and If yen
psec, and order They also have ansy
he Of flute. Their Accordeons vary in price from 50
eus 70 so dollars Call examine, and Judge fo yourselves
taught tuned repaired DoDr forget the
$3.50 rh,,h.,o orno.,,, 'h.rh y,
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vELFEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.

VELrkAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
NOR the radical of gononhoca. geet seminal ennis
sons and all mocopuruent discharges from The petna
These Pills the result Of twenty years IA he Ho
de Charlie Paris pronounced ~ te ceieprem
inventor, Professor Velpsan, as an ninee emeSy Icp al
me than any other remedy without taintrR the BREATH 90
agreeing with the stomach confinement RON pu'iness-
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-Jys '9I-rc Huenolng ~urseO' u FhVscAn
M EiNHARDr'S Il STOTY'S GILDED BRASS LEI :.
Nl TIERS FOR SlGNS-Ofice 20 Maiden Lane entrance
Green sroeThese letters remarkable for durability
brancy Of the gildns unequslled by other article
the cy-whch brillinncy is warranted to stand
to the weather They also apanned to color that
he desired ais6rn IN
shoe FINDlNGS-SOLE AND UPPEh EEK
- EDWARD GODFREY SONS, No. 300 Pearl ST., i'm
porer Of superior English hastings silk shoe threads
boot Satin F,ancs: French calf skins patent leather
sole leather and calf SKINS constantly hand Also
nor quality oil morocco and lnings bindings &c. Of
scnpon. jei7 30tsr
A pVERTisEMENIsa arc daily forwarded for publication
IN the best Newspaper Of all cities and principal towns
he United States Canada &c. by the accredited yB
Palmer who is also authorised receive The
agency Is in the Tribune Buildings. je2s 3ot.r
M EDiCAL AID.-Dk GREGORY is consulted usual
A IN all diseases Of DELICATE complicated nature. Dr.
o. Is regular Physician and sugeon thoroughly educated
inc principles and practice Of the diseases incident
MS native country with an experience Of nearly His
Chatham ST. Tvs 7tsm
Ekv .A, ~ undersigned hays hand fresh
supply Of Eryaena valuable remedy obstinate
sale and retail, by DELLUC & Co!
Apothecaries and chemists. Sole successors to
. PLACE X SCCILLARD
mz,m-rr No ozark Row aud sal Broadway.
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M ONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE, Of the New York
A Medical sad Sqg,ca lnsffnfe No e EhsmSers street


0 Medical and Surgical Institute, No IS Chambers street
This founded suppress quackey and
render sound and scientific medical surgical
hcted the patronage las will be
by many of the eminent citizens consisting Of
cergymeu and medical men.
Cases OF Deafness 4 Secondary Venereal,
Cases Of Pleurisy Irritation in the Ureihra and
Dyspepsia, Neck of the Bladder,
Cancer of stomach. under Discharge from Ear
treatment, Seminal W, akness from
Inflammation of Eyes, indulgence,
GonorhGa, Primary Chancres,
Dysentery, lmpotency,
Sore Throat Venereal, Falling Of the Womb,
Primary SUMPTION Apoplexy,
elect Cases Of Whites of long
2 Bleeding from Lungs, standing,
] Abdominal Dropsy, rheumatism.
Bilious Choc,
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
l Piece Of Steel taken from Operations the Eye
the Eye, l Large War removed from
10 Structures cured in the the Tongue,
Urethra, without cutting Finger replaced, that
or burning, nearly cut off,
Operation for Hydrocele, Ulcers of long standing,
Uvulas removed, l Operation for Phymosis.
All diseases of the urinary organs and pecu
liar females particularly attended and patients wish
be private, call without being by any
fPAINLEss sURGERYJ
Having fully satisfied myself that the ETHEREAL Yapor
be used without danger by the first surgeons In Eur
prepared TO perform every description OF surgical poa-
lions without pain to the patient
The poor attended TO between and O'clock
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CHUhCH'S VEGETABLE .UI ION
THIS celebrated Cosmetic efectuay eradcates eruptou,
on the skin, particularly pimpes blotches letter tan
reckes and The use Of the Lotion
Tor short time will establish clear and brilliant
sS1ui n , SSs': Hss ~ 5o~'ry sUTssr Of