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M RS. VA. BOYD, Fancy Dress and Habit
1x4 Maker, on Penn. Avenue, south side, between
l2th aud l3h streets. aug 20 II
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

IN G. FAKQUHAR e CO., corner Of 18th
l.. street and New York avenue, are now pre-
pared Ia furnish the public the above delicious bcv-
erege with full assortment Of Syrup, carefully
prepared by themselves.
Their apparatus is entirely new, and constructed
on the latest aud most approved principle.
They fntter themselves that their Soda Water il
equal If not superior. to any in the city, and invite
the public To call and judge for themselves
Soda Fountains filled 10 order at tho shortest no
tice.
may22 d3m a',-f '
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The finest specimens Of green and black i'as ever
sold in this country. are imported by the Pckin Tea
Company. rs and N Fulton 81. Those who wan,
good tcss at reasonable prices, can always get them
there.--Tribune.
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We have tried the teas imported by the Ptkin
Tea Company, 76aud II Eulon street, New York,
and il we live viii Try them often. They are selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank and rutsli
them al wholesale prices--Evenins Post
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ROUGH AND READY LINE!!
STEAMBOAT OMNIBUS.

i1tNy GAc &Es.
.SS1Sak - 2s4& THE Steamboats, hav-
ing resumed their trips at the regularly advertised
hours. the subscriber has again placed his Omnibus
ROUGH AND READY" on The route, md will
always DO found a; the Stesnb boat wharf in Wssh.
ington on the arrival Of the boat from AlexanJris.
ready to convey passengers 10 any part Of Pennsy.
wanna Avenue or its vicinity, for ia cen,s.--He
will also leave the corner Of the Avenue aud 6th
street, Opposite Coleman's,) at a., and II A..
NJ, and "a, 81. and 81, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
conveying passengers to the boat, at the same
charge. He hopes that all in favor Of uniform and
reasonable charges will give him their uniform sup
port. tEHU W. ELLIOTT.
aug 27 If .t
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From the Richmond Wing.
TO MY WIFE.

TO MY WIFE. #
G ocean TO the rirsr Of his thought.-ByRos.
IT'S the hour Of falling even,
Sunset on the hilltop Aames,
And mono y.luden pilgrim
staads beside the river James:
To the ocean tending ever so ,.
Sweeps the lovely stream along, H
While above, the falling water
Speeds II with o eeaseless song. .l.
With a tide e holy feeling.
Frausht with blissful thoughts Of thee, .
As the river to the ocean q
2, Flows his spirit to its sea; .ls
As the wildly rushing waters.
Ger the rocks in music roll,
BursH the ,uinult Of emotion, ..
Toa song within his soul s,.
OF my life thou blest companion, ,.sf
s. shsIer Of my bliss and woe, 4r
Joy selsctoet blessing richest,
Treasure hottest below; "
Love like mine is more than passion,
Less albeit then thy due,
IT'S Priacip.e--a power,
Like religion, strong and true. s..
Nay. to me 1t is religion
Or doth minele in my soul
With my humble love Of Heaven,
With mid and firm control. g.. ....
Grace, and purity, ''end goodness, .a,
In thy gentle heart reside,
Elements Of true religion, ..Eat
In myself personi6ed. '%
Deem me not an idle sophist
Nor my words fattcrer's lore,
Heaven my witness, since loved thee,
an better than before. s.-E...
And feel that through temptation,
With thy hand Of faithful love, g. "
From my sins and earthly passions, .
Thou art leading me above.
Friends may fail, but thou art faithful;
Foes upbraid, but mover thou
couldsf thou change, ne'er could love thee
With fainter fame than now.
Coultst thou change the lovely imsge H.
Craven on my inmost heart,
Memory would hold forever .-.'
What thou vast, and what thou art.
Dearest, BY thy distant window, So,
Rolls stream as bright, I wis,
Through as green and fair landscape, d.
With as sweet voice a. this.
Seek they both the same great ocean,
And upon some sunny isle
Clasp their billowy arms in gladnees,
Melting into tears the while.
Dearest, these happy erblsm,
Of our mutual love to-day,
Flowing from discovered bosoms 81
To the Future far away.
Theee az ia!et golden stranded, h." ,...
Hopeful, ysarning Fancy rears.
And Ia though. we meet embracing,
With gush Of grateful tears. r..
Fades the light in yonaer. Heaven, ,....
Cool the night.hree,1 fans my brow,
And my song is hushei n senee-- ....
Thou art praying for me now. .,
Blessings on thy lonely pillow,
Dreans Of bliss, and slumbars light,
And from every passing evil '"
Heaven project thee, dear-gool night!
J. G.. II.
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NATIONAL WING.

aAlthoush ny,sfA WHlG, yet s,! mao ,ne Pew
Knew who. in the high Office Of President would ad-
maas to,vasds restoring it to what it WIS in the sarlr
days Of the Republic would make that man prs =
dent no matter a 70 wn "a Eon. Wal,sn Groves
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CARD.

MASTERS OR .NLSTRESSES
"AVlNG negro-woman Cook, and negro.
Il i woman Nurse to hire, either by the year or
BY the month, can hear offs good home fct them, by
addressing A. B. through the Post Office postpaid,
and by stating particulars Of disposition, quafca-
tons, price, etc. sep 3 6ts
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Wing majorit.

NcrE.-O H. signifies ola bunker those ma, X
I'd with an asterisk y are Wings, and those with
the obcsk T. Democrats.
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.NEW .MILITaRY WORK


D. APPLETON & Co.. 200 Broadway, New
York, have lately published in fne slyle--Ele-
ments Of Military Art and Science; OF course Of In
struciion in Strategy, Forhcations, Tactics Of Bat
ties. &C., embracing the tuties of Staff Infantry
Cavalry, Artillery. and Engineers. Adapted to the
use Of Volunteers and Militia. BY H. Wager Hal
leck, A. NJ, Lieut. Of Engineers, U. y. Army. Il
vol. limo. illustrated. Price 81 so.
Z" For those who take pleasure in studying the art
Of war, aud especially for those whose profession is
thstrof arms, this must prove valuable work.
The author appears to be perfectly well informed in
military tactics and has illustrated his instructions
BY various drawings ard plans, which make them
selves understood. The various means Of national
defence are infinitely set forth--the position and
character Of the fotlcai ms on our Northern from
lle' especially are accurately described, and the du
ties and organization Of each arm Of the national de-
fence infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers
described with much precision. Indeed, no pains
seem TO have been spared to make an authentic and
instructive book."-Commercial Advertiser.
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are always sure Of obtaining good tcss at this grea
warehouse, in quantities. 70 suit ,hsir convenience
and ., the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again daily True Sun.
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AsLIsT

'0f The Members elect to the House Of Represen
tatives Both Congress, according to tie latest
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ON SALE All THE WAREHOUSES; o.
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If any Of our readers desire to have good tea, they
can obtain it Of the Pekin Tea Company, IS and
and II Fulton street.-Mercury. L
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENGE.
The Flour Markets.

New ORLEANS, July % The steamer Britanna's &C.
counts, fifteen days later from England received
yesterday In full reporting advance Of d in cotton
and further decline Of to rs in -four and to per
quarter in corn at Liverpool This intelligence has I'm
parted great buoyancy to cotton market and sales
yesterday reached 1000 bales at advance Of &c.
the rates current before the steamer Flour holders
not willing to concede the required decline and but
few hundred barrels sold in small lots at 81 to
81 90 per Dbl for sweet and s. 37x for The sup
ply Of corn is light and only $50 sacks sold at
40 to Ale per bushe for mixed though for lot Of 1000
sacks prime SOC. was offered Nothing done In wheat.
PHILADELPHIA, August4.-T -four market continues
quiet and the demand for export very limited Fresh
ground Pennsylvsnia Is held firmly ut 50, and sound
Western at So 97 but only few hundred barrels
sold The receipts and stock continue unusually light
Rye -four is inactive and nomnally held at 80 60 Corn
meal is dull and Pennsylvana Is offered at 50 rs and
Brandywine at 375 per bbl, without finding purchas-
Grain-Wheat continues scarce and prices
fully sustained. 800 bushels Pennsylvania red from
store sold at 81 81 and l200 bushels good Western and
Southern ahoat at 81 part for starch making Corn
is dull and has further declined.
ROCHESTER, August 1.-The market yesterday
PERFECTLY stagnant. Dealers hardly know what to think
Of the foreign No transactions whatever either
In -four wheat Nothing Offering Until more is known
Of the Hibernas intelligence, the market will be barren
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Al0lsI y
AMERIcAnHoTLL

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EaIa' H. Pearson S0''0 2.ron HOUSE,
NJ M M s:sa str@s Cushing ri S.
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I SSoni' Howell w. TssS Abseeyy
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BSi; Il hsyG5 sa%pson H. FsSsr New
M,.aa Mrs Day. rAs' Is $ g:';. 4 :st
e Wood .i 4s''Ss @ s;s Ssds,s
ma is r:of si
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Johnson Gen and sn1f i s'app O. .. Phi
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BALDWIN, SsS0fs
HPs s%ag spers CT B. James, s. C.; T. son
Norwich. uo uor.r
H. Maury r. Msu.y %s:hnssop Cnrrs oI Rshn0 I'd
f s.sr e. N Mi: b Sss
mia; Richards Boston; P. Morse, BRIGHTON; Smith,
auburn j. and Miss Adams Casteton Hutshings provI
dence; A. Bruen, Boston; H. Head reice, non.n
heinz Abrams, Chars.ton McNStt' - os,oa
Hsrper Philadelphia; Blakesey, Conn; L. Topper Troy;
M Hart Utica l.. Cowes, Conn; NJ Moreiand LeAns'oh'
DIR. Irons, Conn.,
+ n Harmau Illinois; j. Could Cincinnati; q. Gen. Co
lumbus: A. g. Cochsan q. Mennman, Waterbury, A Sai.
tom ichmond; T. Dwight, New Haven; q. G9dasIt New
Johnson southbury; w Bodies, Indiana; E. Root Nassau
Il Ksnny Eaksn Nashville; LsvsnSsf S1fIS .I.
Davis Bo..on T. Brady Noble T. Mof1n a. s
chusefts; f. Rice Menden NJ Collins, st. Louis; Fitch
New Haven't C. fearse New Orleans; b. Cramp warren
ton: II. Douglass Vicksburg.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 6, --
Cleared.

Cleared.
MsKT Perry & HM;nf AS
fusS Gans Minimum Goa
M S: ::s }.: :'' fa as,d Liverpool s,.mA
sF% WTs1 ssa. sSs b Hs
I% docs fse Co. sSs 'VS Eay B
Fs owen
bsmarsSs Blanchard Phsdeiphis, Buck M '''e
osss kns.las s% si. Co. SSs A
SABINE EsS!%.G %, s;yssssS' nj,
!sS STAR Bs.Id fhoma.sOa; Friaces T"sh Providence;
SHIP Louisiana, Cole from Liverpool July with md'e to
&C. 81 York JOY 81! 90 lon
'r 81 s. Esss '%s, o% se %
Brown BrothsI &Co 2sh alt lat a. brig EN-
SHIP Mary Fess ewett from sordeaSa goth June with
md;s Co. L 'sn s:s =.
q e.,s sans M Ii s2 g. h. lat
70 lon 49, &C. sS1s signal. the s i's at
American bark bound % the westward she showing vertical
I' AND .ns .sR As day.
sSsa aa sa Co. SO jaS
Ion g. spoke bark Manchester from Europe for Phila
Bsrr Edward Buckley days from Charleston, Durham
Norwegian bark FrtboG Bent1on 81 days from Rochelle
with padsc the master. . -
&Co . 80,
British brig Native Lass Funicc, 10 days from Pictou w it
1856 chaldrous coal to Soule Whitney: >, q,
SIT .aS Sss % SS S% o I'd
'f rs mig: sandy HOOK
ss john o% Rio st.
rnes 9th June with coffee to the master Vessels left before
/ reported.
Brig Oueco Leavit (of Thomaston) 10 days from Arecbo
with molases the Vessels left before reported
Brig Swiss Boy Perkins, IS days from Belfast, with lO
passengers 70 the massr July So LAY % ~ MY, %
| nal, with red
British scbr tremplar Lockha sdays from Windsor
plaster 10 Tompkins X MADDEN, Newark.
schr Coraes Fa9lAla, days from Boston. with mdse
Schr Northern Belle, Porter days from Nsntuck et
Schr Elect, kelly,s days from Nantucket.
Schr Isabella, Johnsono days from Newberu, with
stores TO NJ Plat
schr Victory, McMsth, days from Norfolk with whea,
| Ia Sturgess Chairman Co.
schr Soils steene 10 days from Washington, with
| stores.
schr Staten under, Wood from Norfolk with shingles
Srhr secOr, Pierce, from James River.
/ Scnr Joseph ne Msnh Rogers, from Virginia.
schr Martha Jane, from Philadelphia, with coal.
I...r 10 hahn
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Foreign Imp0rtatlons.

HAvRE-ship Lelia-33 oaks Emerie--i cs Dwigh,--H
Thersou Maillard & coI8 Martin x Lawson-l Renard
Coz Fabraquette. Fills Morra-l Durand-3 Ely Har
Iison-8 Berni Keese-2 Dupres co., Feres-34 Bo
yer, Guilhaume co-23 Psyen col Henreri < Chau
reay-l3E Derboux-l L Bensse-l Maret & Roberts,
n Buconack-2 Barton col Bramhall, Alternately, K
Collins-2 Schmidt Andrea- Bassett Aborn-3 Green
way, Henry Smiths Picking COL Simohelt, Bach *
Coz Kepler co., A Strange-3 TIMBER * Dambm ami
Schuchard Gebhard-7 Cert, Beer May Herrick-
Boiseau Rusch-5o Maleguix, Gourd col Napier "
col Arenieldt-8 Victor Ach,les-9 Boring White
~ Boury. De Irenoss col Wolfe RantenburyyL Gold
Strange & Brothers-5 Cohll Fleming-9 Van Bur-2 w
Bcgt-2 Fanfernot 4 ulac-2 Wood-2 Stuart 4 Bro
theTs-2 Townsend Sha pless coz Lyx Imnger co-3i
bds willows Duplo & col LAR Groohoby-l T. Bassange
& co-2D tairchild COLO Stoddrrd Loyerng28 Cur
tbs x Cos shaw Brothes-i Reese song w Blod-
gel col Cope &co-2 Bnterheld Brothers-l Lord
Tsylor-6C A EEyeIson-.i2 cases e order
CssweII co-l5 " Is 4 do Faler 4 Bierwh-2O cs White
Shefeld32 hhds wine Huchet-3 cks brandy q Davis
20 ppes do JRayburn-30h l0z do X Bouloid * col5h
do Lsurene Meyer co-46 a. do bbs coloring G
asti Ion1lo = pipes 20 bbi' brandy NiSo ce-2o
y S hhas Wine M SS HrsT
co2O0 cs WINE Faer Kelly58 do hhds do 10 hampers
empty bottles d Wilams-1o bales corhs schrage,
Koop COLI hhds wine Tardy-62 u hhds do cs do
hampers empty bottles Sattig8 hhds wine Chardon58
bks oil 20 bdls willows Caze Astoin-3 IS pipes 40 do
bills brandy Leger-60 cks china q & Harland-7
brandy 25 bks oil Durand30 mdse bales corks
Rio JANEIRo-Bfg John Enders-l35 bags coffee Foster
Nickerson-i3O0 do w Z Pickersgill * Co.
AREciBo-Brg Oneco-327 hhds uerce so bbls moasses
Natl and Phelps
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are ant to sarvs on the route Witness the late
where civilized Christians reduced to osnnbals-
where one woman pArtook Of the nsh Of brother and
where another husbAnd heart cooked and
before her eyes Horrd Yet such Is the paradise Of
California; excepting alp about the width Of the Jer
ssvs along Pacinc coast But the railroad must
have for the benefit Of the trade with the Chi
nese junks from Canton. And the transit Of that
trade across that awful desert of half q thou
sand miles will rebuild the ancient cities Of the
Astecs, along the hosting wilderness Of the river
CHA the trade Of Egypt erected cities Of marble pa
In its route the burning sands Of Arabia
That's what it viii do. And then the salt OF the great
salt lake OF California sHd Oregon, will tell the way Of
trade
But, are to have peace P, We are We shall have
yet before the mestng Of Congress- possible More
doves wd be sent down necessary, to bring
back If perchsucs he should be sufficiently gorgsd with
the blood Of the rancheros God grant It, that he may
have had enough.
We almost authorised to say that the President
should fail OF peace in the interregnum with swhg M
ort in the House. and the support Of the Calhoun
in both houses the defensive line of Mr. Calhoun will be
adopted de- cased and held in military possessop until
holding Also till such ment,
the ports and the duties OF the ports of Mexico III the
exicans make peace in the Interim they may get bet
ter terms; II oot they may possibly be extnguished.
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
rP No news OF peace to-day-mail failed, usual
We expect good tidings tomorrow.
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FREyrH STEAM PAcxETs.-We derive the an
nexed lniormrtion from the Courier of last Mon
day communicated to that paper by Its Paris
pondant Three French lines Of steamers to bs
es"blshed ~ addition to the In operation to
New YORK.
l. Between Bordeaux and New Orleans, touching at
Havana
2-Belween Marssilles and Gaudaloupe.
3.-Between Nantes and Rio Janeiro.
The two first lines accorded to Hercut De Ran
del the contract being signed. The committee and the
Minister Of Finance agreed upon all the details.
The firm OF Herout K De Randel have already CON-
meneed running the line to New York, starting pro-
visonally from Cherbourg The line between Bordeaux
and New Orleans will begin to run in two or three
months, and will be Of great utility to commerceN o.
Picayune july %.
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Passenger Arrived.

CHARLEsroN-Bark Edward-James Mcdowell, Miss +
McDowall, Miss Mcdowell C0nley and ady, servant,
saS child Mr.; shsImsn Crane lazy and two ehilden
Ellison, Miss Ellison, Or June, q Minor, d II Sill
coxJ y. Riley, Montford, A M Kenney and two in
the steerage.
SAvANNAH-Bark Vemon-Mrs Cooper Mrs Savage, Mr.
pro shS Mr and ady M ma
two daughters, Miss Medram, Captain White Messrs Mo.
nahau I Ford Harris, McKonky, II II Woodruff II b.
gardus and in the steerage
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Domestic lrnportatlons.

CHARLEsroY-Bark Edward-52 bales cotton w Brady
10 ybrn Leonard, Howe Nco-l do wool bbls w Kill
eyI3 boxes sc r,eson coz do George Hastings
Ut of goods to Asssttnt Qu,rternastcr.
SAvANNAB-Bsrk Vernoa-28 ck rice C Bolton273 bales
suram CO 81 do P4rmle- Rogers co9 do +
a Graves co52 do ord-r-2i do Su am co-23 do Hill
Gowdy-,a' do Bronso z3@ do H Brgh,m-2i do Bald;
wa, Willard col bx Ole X co., DO Bowiand-9J
White-5i sacks wheat G)wly-l6i bales yarn stuges,
Bennett co l3 bags feathers Gre@nwav. Henry Smith,
Heecka-lsi pig iron ~arng7l bx HarPcS Boother
Il bale Wiley X Putnam trunk j Van Valkenbutg-l do
Harper Brother-l2 bales Parplee Rodger-I BIZ X In
ggham-l PARCEL Adams co-a4l locust tenals Duoham
Catns Srurges, Chairman cos cks old Patee
Manu- BIZ Appleton co-t7 sacks wheat II Brigham
bx Ola Cens-21 pkgs Godon--i do RI do w Bcr-
gen-l do 3 smith, BIZ trunk w X.
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Sales OF stocks ut Boston

BnoKYRs BOARD Aug shares Boston and Proyidenee
Colony RAILROAD, 1855 20 Merchants Bank, i0a; 30 do
s5ds 0a 10 Western Railroad oA cent adv; 100 East
Eastern fIoad. ll@ 10 Northern Ra,IIOad 1893 50 Nor
road osi rights Amo.kssg Manufacturing Company, 800
% tlsfeld North Adams Railroad 100; York Mani
&c ss5 rEht Am2.hsag MaAuf Co. suA 10000 C.y
cattle Marine ns 80. o6k; 20 frankliu ls Co. s Massa-
chu Bank 2i34 slerchaats' Bank loa4; Union Blk
Providence Railroad, I094; Now England Bank, IO2a
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DEATH OF PET ANAcoNpA.-On Tuesday eve.
kensngton clio ing the window preparatory to
turing TO rest she discovered the window sill ggsn
Tic snake lying easily at his length and his jaws widely
extended inhsling the refreshing GOODNESS Of the
ming breeze She fed In terror from the window, and
giving the ALARM the ugly monster despatched
by Mr.. Hamilton, and = neighbor or two who had been
called In to mings In the fray Upon examination the
dead monster was ascertsned to be vsritsbe anacon
da measuring i've feet eight inches In length and eight
inches In circumference While the wonder still
rife as to whence came this uuwelcome intruder, and
whether he had brought any Of his companions with
him into the snake hating regions of civilization gen.
teman residing in the neigh made his appear
ance and claimed the assassnsted snake his pet He
appeared to be nconsoable for its loss and very
much astonshsd that any body should have been fright
ened also innocent and playful little darling We
deeply the gentleman the untimely loss
OF his favorite. Phil North -4merican.
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~ rEUfLE LINE oTEA1BUAIb FOK
fheasS brses@Ai oeoe{, PMds H. from
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. VIM. II. Peck will
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday EVENING" at 7
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. g. Craten
len, will leave Tuesday, Thursday an Saturday even
pgs at O'Clock.
Strings will run fol0ws:-Leave Albany at 81 AM. 3
PM except Sundays Passengers will find this the most
pcditious and convenient route. .
At Five O'Clock, r. M-Landiug at intermediate Flaets-
from the foot q Barclay street. go
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain Trusdell, will
leave on Monday esday Friday and Sunday afternoons
steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X. II. Fury, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
at O'Clock. 49,
The above boats will all times arve in Albany ia ample
lime for the Morning Cars for the East or West
Freight tsken moderate and none taken after as
o'clock, P. M.
Ali persons forbid trusting any ofte boats Of this
ne without written order from the captains agenta
For passage freight apply board the boats rto c.
JCHlI,TZ. Al the Office on the wharf. au4
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A TREATISE on DISEASES Of THE SEXUAL
N SYSTEM-By Edward ii Dixon. M. D.. Author Of sun
dy Surgical Essays and Lecturer on the Operative Surgery
This work contains complete review Of the causes Of carly
decay from seabuse aud and also OF known
disease of the sexual system language adapted 10
reader.
OPINIONS THE PREss
New York Journal of Medicine and Collateral Sciences-
IL written clear style and calculated to do
much good The descriptions accurate and the eam ent
udcious The practitioner will find it Astounding in valua
BILE hints and the general reader will many
full cautions and warpnas.'
Boston Medical and surgical Journa Dr. Dixon has writ
much and well branches OF his book
shows thorough acquaintance with modern pactcc sIe-
Gonorha Variocee Hydrocee and Fistula parti
eulsry well treated or" There are Startling things ~ this
book which the sonproessiona reader will regard with
Prise" Yet the authors originality and thorough devotion to
the rational principles Of medicine and his ingenuity under
trying surgical circumstances, stamp with uncommon IN
terestn
Evening Post" DR.. Dixon is pupil Of DR.. Mot the in
ventor OF Of valuable instruments. and
uoner Of fifteen years Standing his book is written with
delcacy and yet in decided anguage 1t will doubt
less do great good"
Woman and her Diseases. from the Cradle to the Grave
adapted exclusively her IN the natural laws Of
her yem and al the diseases Of her critical periods by Ed
ward r. DIXON NJ D. PIP 1885, price 81 Is; foudh edition.
For sale by CHARLES H. RIM q, corner OF Broadway aud
John street
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