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MARITIME HERALD.
POhT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8
Cleared.

Cleared.
Co. sAG:asa a N.Y. yas Ms s
cs sss s
S;i.as S Nis!s% e: siXnsspi Young Gst C.
ss%: SMITH, SsS Orleans; Hiados JOHNSON. New Orleans,
Eds cs ssas WATSON. cssi Es s Taylor Fall
81, Ss sSa "a 51 bI'@s cSTf
s e.; bb: :s,as ss:A
s ss"s Few 81 Lady K:,shp%
Saf fa
phGSe Margaret c,y Pine E.edesLs6uEs Olive Smith VII
COu;n, RICHMOND; sisne Chambers Philadelphia; Alabama,
sioop-Provdence. Brown. Providence.
Arrived.
Br ship Windsor Castle, Reed. 30 day. from Liverpool 10
s :as II. ..ss.y t. s.
s6s & Exported yss;s.asy MsL'l,,s day. from
PW Bypes Colo died the passsgs-Csptain and both
bark Vulcan PstsI 81 day. from H.%ssrg in ballast,
d ssas lat 49, Ion e. spoke Br shr Petrol hence for St
Bark Jan. Cana bsfSrs Ispo,e Davis 80 day. from Ii
40 date 81 50 passed sehr Iasy Of Poand md sSan
doned had foremost standing and anchors the bow sunk
@ovsaCs thin! deck. On the 3D. at PM N.quci tt
ps. .adus s 20 % ao ' sc: s ay viz
So oke brig Thomas Of jamaica 2a days from Havana
b balk Hsundo, DIXON. @ dy, from Newcastle, !Eng)
Sss i,S .t e lon = BE- SarL British Queen
e pthgon Ssth lat 20 IS Ion s. 49, ,chr Washman from
Albert Of Ds1 from NoI for 10" " B brig
Br br1g sasS Dunn - DAYS from Cork in b,last to
V 80 2 'pG1s B brig sui e. Gep New
Dublin for Pugworh 80 inss NAV sd lat "a o.
lon 20 ,rsst brig Lime F%9 o G 9asb,e s
%sh a1,sssS a1s
B.bg Fsndhip Of Jersey from New York for Ly',PocI
s VEST s:i issic lon g. BdSsi Grange, from New
Br b re ss,eton Yesterday Scott 10 day. FIN
Nswea;s: f'i!..i % B;rs.y tiviSf:sos
S9ans eS left sser. s.s a.S
mos. With zoo hS o n as al s on nor s
passed bark Anelope, from Newport, RI, with U S troops,
L::s from Santa Cruz
With md. ss 70 d;a S%
May 30 lat 20 IS lon "a H. PASSED brig Nseus, from Salem
Brig L.yeret somer 81 days from New Ross, re.nd) in
b. brig R.lics jack days from sunderland with IA ton.
coErsrss e ~ X AIsa."a . Ne sel to order
sehr John lhaia Smith tGf Bo.toa) II day, from Car.
sehr Inn Tiltop, Thompson, Virginia. with wood.
shr H f%s pops., W:S"s S Te0d
store. .
Schr Select, Conklin, Virginia. with wood
Ship James Sheppard Of Ainsworth, from Boston.
Brbri O. par.-, from Cork
ships, add brig.
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State OF the Flour Markets.

CIScISNArI, June 3-The market exhibited but little
animation yesterday The demand Of holders however,
somewhat restricted sales The particulars Of transao-
lions reported are as follows 81 bbs. from Canal at
SIS 55 no. so and 100 bbls ut SIS 37 60 and 200 do
40 40 oil do from store at s. 37K 1000 bbls at D. e.
800 do city mills, also private terms Wagon lots
were sold at s. 20 a S. 80.
CLEVELAND, June Canal Receipts-52I7 brls -four,
It's dc pork27 do whskey So 326 bush wheat s2i5 do
corn. Sales of wheat-6.000 BUSH, 81 26; 1000 bush
from store 81 70; 1850 bush. 81 IS. OF Corn-5OO0
bush team, from store, 5sc or Flour4OO brls So So;
$50 do So SIN 500 brls deliverable in all June S. 81
40 brs now, So 81 Also 10 kegs lard &c. IL bris do
DC Wheat from teams, 81 30 81 %; corn from do.
o0c. . sac.
DETROIT. June 3.-F1our--The market continued in
active yesterday although arrivals by wagons
siderable over those Of the day before but taken
without much variation in prices Mt SIS SIS and S. 81
The amount Of sales in store did exceed 900 bs
several lots partly at Sc and s. 90 Wheat-The re-
cepts are very limited although the price remains up
to 81 and 81 10 Corn-Corn brings 37llc for good
lots from teams, with limited supply.
NEw ORLEANS, May 30 The European news by the
Britannia received In the early part Of the week has
produced very decided effect upon market caus-
ing considerable improvement in the prices Of bread
stufs Corn went up about SC. per bushel the re-
cept of the teegraphic accounts announcing cousde
rabe advance Mt Liverpool but these proving ncopect
the Improvement has been lost Sales Of the week. $50
900 bushels mostly at zoe tn per bushe for white aud
yellow Fully $4,000 bbls OF -four have been disposed OF at
advance Of 37kc to soc per Dbl, the rates being
So rs to 81 for Ohio and Illinois, and 81 to 81 rs
per Dbl for st. Louis Wheat il iOc to i5c per bushsl
higher Sales co. 900 bushels M 40 to 81 per bushe
for prime and choice The highest rate Ii 40 per
bushel.
ToLgpo, June 2Receipts by canal the past two days
1859 bushels wheat 1887 do corn, 745 bbls -four
1904 pounds bacon 1922 do lard, 1912 do hemp -
Railroad receipts from 4th to 3st May nclusivc 5000
Sales-00e bushels wheat at 81 90 $50 do 81 u.s. 1000
bushels corn at 5lc 1000 do at sac Flour So 80 IS
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the excessive rains which IN many places have complete
~ inundated the crops The wheat harvest h nearly
ever but the yield win b light In the upper counties
the prospect has been materially changed sncs
last.-Mscon (0a) Journal June g.
The Cheraw Is. CO. Gazette, Of the LIST inst says -
During last week had several days and beau
tiful season [showsr Of ran Thursday and Friday
pearance Of the crops for the better"
In the vicinity Of New orsan. the weather Is repre-
ssnted as being delightful Sunshine and showers alter
mating In q manner which must be most gratifying to
agriculturists.
letter dated Parish Of Ibsrvis. La May 26th says
We have just had yesterday fne rain in this parish
The and were egnning to die Of thirst but
hours Of gentle rain have already produced
very favorable change The difference to the planters
OF this parish between this rain and fifteen days more
Of drought would be at least million and half Of
dollars"
The Columbia Carolinian, Of the LIST inst observes
bring out the crops In this State. The rains 1t adds
have been gentle and abundant and the period for most
deprsdatng insects having passed 1t hopes to de-
cded mpro In the crops In the next ten days
The ost crop Lad improved beyond expectation The
barley had been all harvested, and wherever had
been heavy The wheat harvest commenced about the
2oth Of May, three weeks later than Last year.
The Trenton News says the crops have wonderfully
improved In that State We hear from every part Of
New Jersey, that the earth will be taxed its utmost
that every inch Of ground has been put under conrbu
tionthat the farmers abong day and night get
In as large crops as possible One who usually
plants five acres Of has put In sixteen another
improved four five times the usual quantity of corn
ground II the should prove to BIZ favorable
1t promises the crops of the present year will far
exceed those Of the last.
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Arrivals or Strangers In New York.

JUNE T.
Nj: Kj; fse%s, n Sssl%s!:! hsSsFh
Rsb%sl RG' con- noyS %T Dean Utica
Nj 8a; ;:s Mi R,s; NJ
M NJ! ss SM%'Gi%
BOSTON, Mis-; Bennett Mrs. CsmPSe and f%ily Paul! And
M: RsiSSone Mr. and S Mrs
whitney, D0''0" CRY HorrL
Mptze, Bi,%pash,%; 5 Gait isd Mr.: Van Se;,U
and Mrs ThonDsn csmmnn GeysSa
va G. Reid G. Thomas London; Capt Casey u. A; Dr..
Lloyd A. Hs %sktadiict s New xaf ''' -"'''
Long, Baltimore FIELD aud Ms:. Hurting and servant
sss."ffs Nj Est"i tySl spas Nty Eo's
Car. rsaHo%a AID Mrs H. PesHoay ship Cam
"S H s$y Virginia. j.. j. Glover Sag .iSor; Perry
yA,s.s New H.
Howard ' ssvaaash; IT, T. Hstts Bdas spsrs; W Pray,
CO.; T!e.dway, New Haven; e. Robinson, Taunton
Lleyeland, NJ r.;J W. Oyat Bridgeport; f. Wilson, Conn'
Mrs Hill aSsinEtars: v G. Lewis, Canada; C.piai" +
m sss Ky R.%
T.1sss n NJ s.w ~ FS Washington Pedro
Mr. AID Mr., %b It. 4 H ssb M .sS Mr.
Bright Bright i Indiana; Rush t. s. m anu ' y
G.es. Wake. New t Ys1i; s ~ Brown do Herman
DE-; William r. sse Hudson Nsy Yc,a; w. d !o1s.
Wrs HS's nS%S,sa e. ists
Hr.$ fucker Boston cSsass I Richard; dS stanley
e. $
DO S'S Gs6S. T"pps' Ssx Ys.s sSeS'f ba:on ''''
A.' airiIi s'Sa ThSE:'
fsa T%:y.S : t:SssAs ssrS.s s:
@ S,i' x? s@ss fT.l sf;s Assy
Abbott New Haven Jane. Pollard Newsrk; g A. Cole,
r.; ..;, x:I|:y ysss:: Ss:
Ss: fs sGy sS: .S:a ri b. Ss
Si d Hsmia1d TiGT s,m Fo 8. Long S
Bostwirk orning: Hsrris Hartford: D. Rees L. McCs.
van Rochester; J. q. Schyver, WATERFORD; y Richmond
Sne: John Anderson, Lockpcrt; Gideon Horton and
Lsander Bradley. TToy. -
National HorrL.
7. Landus, H. Iandus, New York; Miss X. g. Hill and
niece Havana; James Alison, Miss Alison Jersey Shore Pa
i. Lee, New Orleans; d. W. G. Teunis. W.tsHown;
tiroman West Granville, N. s. D. Baker. New York; ii
s Ssi IL S:H oiis sssisa r.
Nrw EsoLArp Housr.
C. 9, Vail Benton, III; A. ,Kimm Weedspor; w. Pee.
bles New York; c. Wilder. Enshurgh. VI.
LII Kibb. M,9.6:id Ohio ". W iine, D-l.w.r- Ohio;
L. HAY den, Belngham, Mass Greene; Prov .dence
nah; Geo,s. Mssoa WorcsssP; ByeaeId do; w. Ellis,
Buffalo; Mrs and Mis-. Horton, Montreal. Osro!d Port!
Ss,d Nj; Cooper Nevb@yG Smith, /; x, lie: Sas.o.
ark Miss Bradford, Goshen; D. b Tuihi Eimirs.
NoHTHERr HOTEL.
Mr.. Merritt, Whitehall; Mrs Stevens, Hartford.
- TAyLoRs HOTEL. go - 80
Mrs Ch,mbers Townsville; J. X. stor Danville n Y;
l.; Mrtes :w Jersey; o. L. Haven'' Vermont
w. L. Bradley, Meriden; s. Wiles New Jersey; s. Bulk
s ssas Ss~ Wv fsmS SGs
town; l.. Psrdee, New Hsyen; O. Psrmelee Mddletown
T. HOLSTER New Haven; L. Allen and lady, New London
Mvcn I c9nq an G Brown Conn., S
80''0n' r. H. Haa'yj& SrssnpsIih orr1.
II Aa :%:EA Il RDFs"s @
Farchd, Cana iohare.
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F0relgs, llnpor-tatAosls.

sUxJERLxND-Br brig Radcal--i4 tons copperas tons
paint Atkinson2 tons salt: in bond 232 coal order
N.wcAsTLEhark Heruado-6k eeIs coal Barclay & Liv.
inS .to..os cssks soda Moorrwced colao etian
Phelps CO.'S hhds lamp black 78 bbs Venetian red Mey
Son62 bbls Thomas Salke86 casks soda %
lnseed oil to order.
MARASHAM.Braz brig Fere Fogo-932a hides b1s 10
CARpErAs-Schr John Thaxton-26O hhds ties moasses
Taylor.
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TO THE LADIES.

DETER ROBERTS, ss Broadway, has Just received per
arivils splendid aasortment OF Roods The fol-
lowing comprise few VIZ Thread and imitation iaees Of
every description lace collars scar and maptas en-
brodered muslin capes collars chemsetfs and Gu H. cambric
y emb{oidsysd revere hs9dsch and Dor
Sd to7 Also 80 dog. cotton and silk hosiery rs per cent
below the usual prices, al lmsr
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WA NTEn

:SRy e Se .oeE sis o T
large Variety larger than before offered any
~ with ,fs s %a and a
oSmsy o Hudson S and TX
for that particular purpose and has his once the rear Of the
;s: es s~ Y. R's and Medicine store No N
WQMANs rRvApI o MGD IL a.
here cSn"d strictly
the married yet to those contemplating marriage equally
treated Of The M x w%.a
%ass e. s :co hs:
e eS%s which q
wife has fallen .sc s, as s;S o p,o., many
$n ss5. sH%s.s from ,amn,,,.
the female Ss rsusv .N decline or Of Ing
ms%ses s'G 6 symptom
husband father also every s yS1ns man
%Sh cse So ns %
$:ss s MAJ
hs how
Tor dollar would viii e. ihoSsHSa: ~
"a NJ; D.;
Il:
great work the liberal discount sowsS
lie handsome profits from its sale. few agents want
ed. Address post paid. as above mil imsrc
MARRlED .ADlES.-Maried Ladies would find much
WI to interest them by perusing Moral Physiology, written
* S & ssIsy ,n 1s. Sy BY
ed and the ADVICE strictly followed persuaded
The Of poverty and the prospects Of large family Of
r sSa Be s 81.
awork that will tell you important secrets which may OBJ
sale by Zeiber CO., Of Third and Chestnut Pa
delphia and the Editor No 2 Ann street, New York.
ms lm&r
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LvgnPoeL-Packet ship Henry Cl,y-Rev Or Eddy and
lady; VIM Bruce, ESQ. aud lady Newak MIR @ Gregory
I'D lady, Jersey City, Jacob Van Arsd"Is End LADY; Me-
MILAN g. JOhas NIB; Mrs Louads and Child New Yeik;
Even Glasgow; B W Inge..oli; p W Howard; M Krfh; r
I;1ckhart. New Orleans; NJ Baird Maxim Me5;co; T
H.2mss Ms FsinoaI New o,saas Ns Aii.isI 81
,HAvhE,Pscket ship St Niehola.-Made De Mudsison 4
child Lenoug, lady & two Miss Lentllougs; MIR Sou
Hfywocd; Rose; q shannon; sase; Y sehmsIle;
CHARLEsroNBrig George, for NYork-Miss T. Mci lure;
Mrs Baldwin,. Mr. Drake aud lady Mr. Wnge. and LADY,
GlsIs; w ASHia; W Twsedy; w G Ferxuson Bsseil;
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PHILADELPHIA, June Z, lS47
Miss Mary Watson, highly intelligent young lady
of Southwark fell victim yesterday to the Of
burning fluid lamp rather to rash attempt to fill 1t
while lighted Her clothes reduced to cinder, and
her person much burned, that she expired about
seven hours afterwards Her mother brother father
and grandmother, all more less burned in the
attempt to save her and the two first mentioned
most seriously injured.
Joseph r. Chandler, Esq, has been elected President
of the Board of Directors of the Girard College.
Alderman Ash held inquest last evening, upon the
body OF q lad who was killed by being by
engine, during an alarm of fire
Mrs. Anna Maria King, wife of Richard King a house
carpeLter. committed suicide last evening" by swallow
eight years Of age and had only been married her
present husband about nine months The assign
ed for the fatal act her being unable regain pos
session of iavorite daughter years of age, by
former husband from whom she had been divorced but
who kept the children three in number and would not
permit her to know where they The second hus.
band OF the deceased in similar predicament he
having separated from his first wife, by whom he has
large family Of children, of the daughters being
woman grown and married quite respectfully.
Sales or Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD June 7$20 Lehigh ilteres 81: SIS Lehish
Goal Scrip 1000 State S. 1876 1900 City 6 &C. 1Oa 100
AFTER sALEs-3oo u Treasury Notes. 1867; so Susoue.
hannah Canal, II; 200 Girard Bank, 1885
SECOND BoARD-l00 Girard T,ust "a: 1000 Reading all
road Bonds, 1915 50 Reading Railroad 28 North Amer.
can Goa, ompny O. 20 Lehgh Coal Company 32a: Ken
ArTrE sArs-75oO State SIS 7s; 700 do 7s; 1000 Read.
ing Railroad Bonds 70; 3 American Bank I25: 50 Vcks
burg X, I'M 100 do. l1's; 70 Mechanics Bank 27s
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q 1n00 A RARE CHANCE-Men of enterprise
~ lVVVs and busnes. habits, wanting employment
p, Of tSs $500, will do we'll to call III Fulton street.
ana exm!ne nsw mn useu acIe tnat can De sold
tune. on small capital seldom offers Letters postpaid
will receive attention
e. ALDEN, III Fulton street
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NEw ORLEANS, May 30 The sales of cotton for the
week barely reach 1000 bales at further decline of fully
per 10 The rates are 10 to l0xc per ID for low
middIing to strictly good middling
ArALAcHicoLA, May 2ss-The demand for cotton dur
Ing the past week has been limited the sales being
confined to small parcels without much in prices
until the receipt of Liverpool accounts TO the 4h inst
which reached US BY yesterdays mail since those &C
counts came to hand heard Of but two or three lots
lots was crop Of 103 bales Of good style Of middng
and sold Mt 1a6c In the present state Of the market
We omit quotations
CnA.LssroH, June s.--Cotton-sass Of Upland 90
bales ct lOz<c
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un,v:s:ty for yssr' Locked Sr and now to b fully
Judge MAseH in his sddrsss took up the broad proi-
nc subject on the adaptation Of the Institutions Of the
United States to the fullest development Of the social
happiness and intellectual elevation Of from the
universally of the benign innusness ofsad institutions
To great extent the address direct to the
many persons thought the two addresses matter
rangement although the coincidence Of adaptation
entirely accidental The Judge opened with an Affecting
retrospective passing glance from the eden time when he
was Of the students Of the university down TO the
sent, including delicate tribute to the president
Of the United States The orator then proceeded to
show the beneficial operations Of freedom Of religion
generally dfused system Of common schools, our
widening the sphere of intelligence in the placing every
under the responsibilities Of direct agent in the
conduct ali government affairs an
He also touched upon the railroad and lightning bands
that mere close binding every day the consolidated
Add ,Ss Orator threw the charm ., cs.Sc and oas
adornment and with chaste vincing thread II
augmentation bound 1t all together His tribute to the
press just and well deserved but member Of the
press could have hear It without sdmring the exce
discrimination Of the Judge. And he right The
united 1t the press gang that hold the lever the
itself being the fucrum that sustains "hs hs" of
the world. Eureka! It hire!
But our attention divided The throng of North
Caroins beauties in the assemblsgs extorted all
observation and half Of our attention They were all
around US and We appeal to the Judge that while his
argument conclusive the attractions Of the pretty
wsrbers surrounding the in which had taken
shelter, were Irresistible. Music Dearest maiden,
love but thee "
After the ad ress resolutions were passed. requesting
among other things copy Of the two addresses Of the
new monument to DR. Caldwell Music" Hail,
Columbus" and Yankee DOODLE
The entertainments Of the day being thus concluded
the meeting adjourned And thus endeh counting
the evening Of our arrival as day. the third day Of the
In next letter win be embraced the proceedings Of
commencement day par erceience-the scenes at the
u running account Of the return via Raleigh CASTOR
Richmond Eredericksburgh and the Potomac, to Wash
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COM N ERCDAI INTEu.LDG ENCE.
New York Cattle Market

June AT Market-l400 Beef Cattle. mostly South.
ern los Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Catte-The number sale since our last great
ly exceeds that Offered Tor many weeks past Neverthe
less prices are very firm and fully equal to last weeks
quotations Sales ut from So SO So About 100 head
unsold.
Cows and Calves have been In better demand and the
prices realized considerably higher than could be OBJ
tanned last week-though the offerings hardly so
numerous as those then at market. The sales were
mostly ut from Sl5 90 S2S 90 to $i5 OO--An sold.
sheep and Lambs-The supplies continue to increase
which Is having tendency to reduce the high prices
the scarcity prevalent during the great
part Of the winter and spring monhs) current for
long time past AT the same time the demand is by
means inactive, only 1915 head remaining unsod.
rHayWe observed very liberal supply Of loose at the
Scales from Long Island Jersey and Westchester
~. Good Timothy. commands 80 cts Red top clover
seed and other qualities sell at from 56c to Toe per cw
Wheat and Dat Straw. S. SO the 100 bundles.
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BOARD IN THE COU NTRY.

BOAKD IN The CtTUN NJ.
FEW families can be accommodated with board at one Of
"A the most delightfully."- situated and healthy summer resi-
landing Cornwalhs best steamboats, land daily 70 aud
from the cyevsry attention will be paid to mike desra
bic home those who wish spend The SUMNER IN the coun
ny Early application y desirsbs FOR turner pssu 1n
liam stresn; r. Sinclair ls5 Houston G. H. Ring s1
Broadwsv s20 imhr
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Pas sesaxers Arrived.

LvERrooL-Bsrk Jane Gano-Dr John Rolls of Georgia;
Mr. Be I, o. Eng. and ~ in the age.
ANrwERP-Bark Crown Prinse-M L De Luester. and l33
in the strrrsge.
SAvANNAH-Brg Savannah-Mrs Prisons; Mrs Carr servant
ADD hildren; Mrs Russell and children; Mrs w King;
Ms Torbstt; Mrs White; Miss Fabau; Miss B,ker; Miss
uoey Rev Williams and isdy Mr. Mcdonald; Mr. Moore;
Master Parsons and in the Storage
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A PUBLIC. HOUSE FOR sALE-Ths bar fixtures. fur
"A nure and Of public house, ke the European
plan and one Of the best locations the city the hav
other business which requires his attention. induces him
offer for sale Apply personally, by letter. B. Walker,
No. 81 Park Row. New York. je3 MSN
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DRUSHES! BRUSHES!-The subscriber respectfully
ID invites the ofthe public to his extensive
q Brushes of every dsscrgon at the BRUSH FAC.
on hand Paint Brushes Whitewash do, Window do Dust.
ing do, and all kinds Of Fancy Brushes WHICH he offers for
saIe at the lowest prices JOHN X. HOPPEL.
tcnk,
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

MO EvUAL.-The Improvement of is4s.-ALEXAN.
~ DER's TRICOBAPHE. which instan.ansorsly color.
east.ty Of YOUTH and warranted neither wash rub off,
or soil the skim The proprietor since m improvement
the public with the utmost confidence having
equal, and as perfect dye
For sale by Rushton & Co., Broadway; j. 8. Aspinwall
William street; johnson, Moore 4 Taylor Maiden lane and
A. B. D. Sands New York and by the sole for the
United States, X. Il. q. A. WRIGHT,
Inns PhiladeIphin
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Inc news which has reached us during the last Ave
Gays In regard to the crops, II very discouragng The
sou'sern and South counties suffering from
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s. .:. s:.. $:
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frequent ~SSS.sS # III: :P D;
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.utioY and without diet hndrapce from business even
p.ns. each wh full Which Warranted
os the t
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: 80 a2l lm.r
nRJ. x. CHABERT takes this medium inform his
snS the t Grand as a ss. the
IL who may di.uo.sd solicit his .s.i.ta9es he
S s S:s
Sas m. his y s w ohsms aid T 20 90 %
m 1%ns sss.T '"'n''' " 'e power o D- ~ ~ -
BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
S Of @GSs ass Of @
which may be found Of eeTy ya RRo S price
s2a im.nc Agent Tor the Manufacturer
MINIATURE PAINTING.
MR.. McDOuGAL has taken the room Nc n in building
Of Broadway Murray where b. would be happy to
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nR CONVERs' MINERVA BOX No. and No. 2.-Box
No. contain. the remedies and every Article Necessary
Box contains the remedier for the treatment of Syphilis
scripon every form of private disease Those who have
been exposed aboring under form of delicate dis
will lea without any further trouble consultation,
the nature of affection and be in possession Of the proper
means Of it, by P SSE hii;iHEg this box
The afflicted who need medical aid and wish to be treated
properly and privately should this box Strangers
jouing the city should the boz before leaving TO
Persons in the country enclosing
S. the will have the box to their
address without exposure Sold by j. O. Fay 1876 Fulton
Lamp Store Sun Building price $. boz The Doctor may
disease and affections of urinary and genital organs at his
Office through the Lamp Store Letters paid enclosing
ee will be carefully attended and all necessary advice and
medicine forwarded the writer Advice to those who
purchase the box. -
N b. Dr. Convers Invigorating Cordial the celebrat
ed article of genital debility mpoeney nocturnal
emissions and the various physical and mental Affections and
sad arising from onansm early secret inds
Greet habits for sale as above.
See DR.. Convers' long advertisement in this paper.
Hours of consultation from 10 A. NJ. to 2 P. M.
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NORTH AMERICAN BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS,