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they win be heard of again The infamy Of such
men deserves the exeeraton Of all; but we have
doubt they will continue to enjoy the riches they have
plundered from those who placed confidence in them,
and be considered in the community highly rcpects
ble'' members Of society.
IL is very seldom, even in our long experience in the
financial affairs Of this country, that have had to
record such barefaced swindng is exhibited in the
affairs of the Canal Bank of Albany. The affidavit Of
the examiners Is sufficient to satisfy any and every
that the most deliberate and systematic arrange
ments have been made to drain the stockholders and
other creditors out of every dollar leave the con-
Germ mere she'll. More than million of dollars
have been extracted from this bank since
last March, and yet the swndlers known, and
still at large Within the past ten years there has
been legislating in this State relative to banks
and banking systems than In any other in the Union;
and after all the changesall the see
institution at the seat Of government under the
very Of the Comptroller and the Attorney Gene
rail- swept of nearly the whole of its assets for all we
know to the contrary, in night and those respon-
sibeso far the responsibility of such scoundrels
go-apparenty indifferent to the ruin they brin g
upon hundreds and the losses incurred by the labor
ing man, who depends upon his daily earnings for his
daily bread Talk about banking, banking laws re-
strctions and banking systems-they a humbug
farce, and such fnanciers as concerned in half
the banks in this State only laugh at them.
h The soiyency of any bank-we'do not care how high
its credit, matter what its reported condition no
matter how respectable its board of directors-is
matter at all times of much doubt and the suspension
OF any bank in this any other state in the Union
would not surprise us in tn east 1t is fortunate for
these institutions that the public not intimately
acquainted with their management-with the real
respeetabty of their boards of directors The re.
ports which made from time to time Of their affairs
deceive tn cir creditors and create that confidence
which enables them to live until their substance is
completely gone and collapse longer be pre-
vented 1t is firm belief that not one half of the
banks in existence pay at any time ten cents on
Tho dollar NJ their lahilitiea
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MCGUIRE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
IN member the Royal College Of Surgeons London may
consulted In treatment Of delicate diseases how long
You may have e ulcers upon inc oody in the throat
worst form Of this disease Recent cured in four daya
No mercury used Structures cured 10 weeks with
scarcely pain. Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain loahsome habit positively
poete DR.. JohnsonA
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MADAME REsTELL-This notorious woman is now in
the Penitentiary Blackwe's Island, in execution
Of the sentence pronounced upon her by the Court
General Sessions, and affirmed by our highest lega
tribunal. The afnrmance of the judgment of tho
court below hailed by all good citizens triumph
of Justice, and the hope cherished that the
of the law would be strictly and faithfully
cuted. On Saturday last the Penitentary visited
by the Grand Jury, the Mayor the Chief of Police and
the District Attorney; and little surprise and in
dig naton exhibited when it discovered that
there marked difference In the treatment of this
infamous convict from that of the other prisoners Her
delicate hands, although stained with the blood of
numberless nnocents, were covered with silk mts !;
her diamond and other jewels still gistened on her
fingers although she the convict's frock yet a
silk dpron partially concealed it while lest the
rays might peradventure be too for her neck
barege cape was thrown over her shoulders
Nor is this all notwithstanding the statute expressly
directs that prisoners under sentence should be fed
upon inferior but wholesome food Madame Restell has
the attendance of black and white servant, who
vey to her. from the keepers private table dainty
and luxurious fare. Not of the attaches Of the
prison could say whether the ustrious convict slept
In the cell which pointed out hers-but whis-
pers rife that her sleeping apartment under
the keepers roof We doubt not that thorough in
vestigaton will be made of this monstrous violation
law and perversion of justice If these distinctions
between "gilded crime" and the offences to which
necessity may drive the wreched and obscure are to
be tolerated, the laws mere mockery. and trial
and conviction solemn farce 1t is no palliation of
the offence to say that IL has heretofore been custom
to allow such differences in the treatment of prisoners
to be madeif they did exist thesaw
lated then than and it is time that the evil should
be checked the supremacy of the laws vindicated and
those who have been guilty Of such abominabe par
TALLY should not only be held to for the vo-
lation duty but be at once removed from the stua-
tons which they so disgracefully fill Star, July 49,
A New WAY OF ENFORCING PAYMENT.-The
following advertisement is from the Edenton
IN. CO. Sentinel =
"TAKE NoTrcE.-An persons indebted to the SUBJ
scrbers, either by note or open account hereby
notified and requested, in the most aectionate and
emphatic manner, to come forward and settle imme-
diatey further time cannot possibly be given them
All who do not comply with the above requsition are
hereby informed that after the LIST day Of September
next pacards will be posted up at all the public places
in the and county, stating the amount and time
Of their bills with the principal items composing the
same-tbe publication of which will be continued at
the discretion of the subscribers. - WILLIAMS &
LIDDON.
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The weekly Herald for Europe.

The Weekly Herald, for European circulation, will
be ready nine O'Clock this morning in time for the
mails of the Caledonia, which will leave this port for
Liverpool 1t will contain the latest intelligence from
all parts of this Continent An edten will also be
issued early tomorrow morning, to go by the Wash
ington, which will leave that day for Southampton
and Breueu
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On Thursday evening, the 18th instant, by the Row
+, y. Hatfield, FRArKLIr FERRy to Miss Laura ANr
WooILEy, all Of this city
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EoR sALE-THE ENTIRE OR TaR ONE HALE INYI.

ENOR SALE-THE ENTIRE OR THE ONR HALF INYp
rest in the Lease years unespired) together with NJ
Furniture Fixtures and improvements the Puts Hssr
long and svoraby known The Place. No rs Ma. s.X
nearly opposite the sun Buildings The proprietor bsinS n
gagged in other busn cannot after the
much OF his time to The Place IL requires would nsposs
ne whoe or the above interest TO qualified cn
anu OF good character to whom II
rornniy for further particulars inquire Of LEWIS FORD
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Grand Excursion and Pic-Nic, to-day, We'd

nesday 10TH of the Oriental Socabcs Tho steamboat North
America with Dodworh Band will foot Of Market street
East River o'clock foot of Canal street. River at
before o'clock Pier No. North River O'clock going round
staten Island stopping at Bdds Grove about four hours
Tickets so cents each person. children hacc for aboard
fhs hoat
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First Division N. Y. 3. Milltia-DfvlsiOn Or
ders-New York. July H. 1s4SThe officers Of the First Dvi
non requested to attend meeting to be held at the Artillery
Dri Rooms Centre Market Wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock to devise suitable for the immediate relief the
WV c. W. SANFORD, Major General
n C. XErMoRE. Division Insncctor
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IMPORTANT SECRET FOR THE MARRIED. - DISCO
by Partisan accoucheur 1t is the greatest
discovery Of the age and intended for those Whose health or
other do not permit an increase Of family except
hazard health and perhaps Of life serious injury The
means OF prevention within the reach Of ALL costing nothing
The knowledge Of using the contained in this secret
the right TO disclose II has been obtained by Cessner D.
lately arrived from France II safe, nfahbe
venien simple harmless and will improve tho health Of the
delicate in the least curail matrimonial privileges
This secret can be sent to any married
Interested rely this secret NB-Beware Of
positions advertised secrets" There Others
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nR WHEELER OCULIST, % GREENWICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive attention diseases eve And
OPT mic surgery and now announces 70 the afflicted his late
and most important discovery OF removing caaraes without
pain which he TO effect within period Of tan dava
and the sight restored OAce from An 70 Pm Ar
hcial eyes Inserted and for sale
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-ExTENsIvE SALE OF VALUABLE
IA furnureThurday l0 o'clock will be sold ths entire
Furniture Of large senee Boarding Houe corner 10Th
street and 4h comprising large variety from attic to
kitchens Carpets Oil Cloth parlo bedroom and kitchen furn
ture, Refrigerator Silver ware, Pianoforte. &c.
THOS BELL. Auct Opcer.
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ITO STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY-ECONOMY IS
wealth. Refrgcraors Fine Table Cutlery, Lamps Giron-
does Plated Tea Trays Sponge hip and Shower Baths
batta Forks and Spoons plated with pure silver sc
eivd full supply each and for sale at the lowest prices
cash by
DANIEL E. DELEvAN, No. 4se Broadway. corner of
Rroom str
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TMOSPHERIC CBURN.-THE PROPRIETOR OF YIIS
invaluable machine offers for sale the right to certain 49,
ties in the States Of New York and New Jersey Of HE asn
rights This wonderful machine easily produces the ~ bat
and in much greater quantities fem milk fresh from tAs
than other churn heretofore known The pub
speculy informed that the churn will be In o0son
and daily exhibition the New England Hotel Broadway ssS
M hnrrea
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DE POWELL oCUILsT, AURIsr, ETC. ATTENDS DA!-
~ TO diseases Of the kye And Ear his surgery 26 Broad
way entrance ~ Warren street. Just published the second ed
ton o. Dr. Powes Treatise on the Eye price 30 cen which
be had 1t his ofo also his premium actng Eye Houn
large supply Of Artificial Ryes recently imported.
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Fy NJ Sh a., sLhGANT COUNTRY kkSIDHNCH n
land house one old two stories frame, fed In with $50
and built in the most elegant and Substantial manner sk
OF An Italian villa with large cold cellar flower vss
garden fruit trees and well Of fine water The vsw esSSs
New York city harbo and to Stkers Bay Part n ~
purchase money remain mortgage. Inquire
GEANT SON, is Wall street, New York.
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r. OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL, OF SUPERIOR
~ manufacture for sale at the mandatory % Rcade street.
lower than any other establishment In the city.
WAUGH.
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III stated that there is possibility Of the bill
holders receiving the full amount Of their claims All
the assets left the bank after the general sweep made
on Monday night the 10th instant have been secured
by the receiver appointed by the court and will be APP
prepriated so far as they will go, for the be-
neft of the bill holders first, then for the depo-
sitors and other creditors. On the 4th of March
last the officers of this bank made statement oath
that its assets resources adequate to meet all
its liabilities including its capital stock of three hun
bred thousand dollars. On the LIST Of March-four
days before this report made-the board of drec
tors paid dividend on the capital stock which could
not have been done without violating the law unless
it's capital was unimpaired. Up to Monday, the 10th
of July, at O'Clock, P. NJ the bank continued in
tive operations and the very day previous to its
failure, loaned to an individual connected with the
contractors of the Erie Railroad Company, ten thou
sand dollars of its bills, for payment to the Ia
borers on the works of that road, and offered to
loan fifty thousand dollars more in its own bills
for the same purpose. We cannot find Ian
guage strong enough to express our opinion
who labor from morning till night our public works,
for six to eight shiings day money which they knew
to be worthless and which they knew would be in the
possession Of those little able to lose 1t when its
worthlessness became known. The officers and direc
tors of the Canal Bank have much to for and
we hope public opinion will mete out to them their
ward Such out Of the reach Of all law; they
escape the penitentary, while crimes of less magnitude
would consigH the perpetrators to the cells of Sing
sing The only course left is hunt these men from
consgn them 80 deep the depths of dsmnation that
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hose wishing perfect Hair Dye call at Bachelors No.
wall street. liquid that instantly changes hair
whskers black brown without injury to the hair
T akin. Copy the address.
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MARsH, GAS FITTER-FOR MANY YEARS IN YIR
IA. employ Of the Manhattan Gas Company, 10 nov ~
pared to h up stores and public buildings ~ os
reasonable terms All work done by the subscriber vsnsl
No 1905 sth avenue.
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EoR sALE-oNE THIRD OF PATENT RBCKNYRY
granted As 1t the safety vessels in stsrV
weather from being on coasts rocks akss AZ ~
Marine Insurance Offices anxious unvhrsa
No ship in any part OF the world should be without IL Ad
post paid. TO A. H.. Herald Office NJ Y
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CARD TO GAS AND CR0TON WATER CONSUMERS
~ FINCH Il CARTER, Gas Filters and Plumbera No. 81
Bowery New York. having had years experience the
above business are now prepared to putup PIPE and fixtures for
Gas Water in stores private public buildings &c.
sonable terms Families retiring TO the season,
would find advantageous TO have Gas in their
their absence All such work done with great care
warranted. N. B.-The best references given
WILLIAM s. FINCH, THOMAS CARTER.
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ri y II,
remedy Of eighty years standing Of our most rssDes
Bile citizens aborng under violent Of cholera ovSso
was and the disease checked within BY taxing
the stomach Inctur under the advice eminnt
at liberty refer them is in fact medicus Of MIR
rank somachque and purifier Of SYSTEM and no family
or traveller should be without it. As eins
during the months il will keep system free from
disease 1t needs butone trial to satisfy person s
valuable properties For sale at No Chambers street
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ITO CAPITALISTS-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY OF
jeremiah Towle Esq, at foot OF 6lst street. River
will be sold at the Merchants Exchange Thursday the 18th
inst at ~ o'clock Merchants and professional desire
beautiful esdenee overlooking the East River with
nenee Of the excellent line Of wenyx onibuses y
and Lofee few minutes the Fulton
Ferry at ga cents will do well to examine this property
proprietor determined sell to the highest bidder
Auei
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CHAMBERS sTRKEr.-WwW

ID day Evening, July l9The performance will connenss
with JOHN BuLi-Sr Simon ohd, 9, mr. Tnayer FraaE
Rochdae Mr. James Dunn Hon. Tom Shuneton Mr. Crsn Pc
resne Mf Marshall Job Thornierry Mr. Burton; Dennis
Braymore Miss Petre; Mary Thonberry Mis- Chapman Mr.
Brugruddery Mrs Hughes To conclude PETER WHITE
Brown Mr. Jas Dunn Mrs p "his Miss ea.%sn Widow
Circle second tsr, % eta Doors open az o'clock etsn
rises a. q
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A MEXICAN MusEUM.-P, BAKNuM, PKoPRIETOR,-
IA f. Hitchcock ManageESper did performances every after
noon 81 o'clock and evening The has
gagged the celebrated Belgian Giant Mons Bhn the Alest
the world being full feet in height The
strc 80 feet long The three Living ourang opanss the finest
The Fairy Family Mr. Chubtec, the Indian Futst Highland
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby. Wax Scripture Statuary Na-
Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Admission M
whole including Museum performances % Children
der 10 years Of age and old enough TO walk alone 1k sn
Reserved front nc shiEn each, extra
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plating Properties Of

D 0ourauas Edicaed Invests with the power
" ishng wrinkles well preventing their formaton
For purifying the skin from all bemishe eryspelas
ssrcua rngwoms pusules freckles sunbun saownes
rednes roushness nothing this delicious soap
while the gentlemen recommends itself being the best ar
ksle for shaving Found the Doctors
Dst WALKER st. from Broadway Boston, 10 WASH
bgsn n; Psirse Albany Carleton, Lowell
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A LIMENTARY PRESERVES BONNARD
IA French Manufacturer Of Fresh Preserves Liberty |
Captains can procure at his establishments asosnt0
he choicest sces such as Meats-Bee Veal Mustoa Hevl
abes-Beans Peas Spinach &c. Fruits ali desspSc1a
French English and American Sauces Also pates PcUv
and Came with other articles imported from Franco Aracs
at his establishment warranted to keep fresh fog
limited time
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WALNUT STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Wednesday Evening July TO- l84S-W be performed Ne
comedy Of LONDON ASsukANCEsi, Harcourt Courtey, NJ
ley Dolly Spa. Mr. Plaede Neddle Mr. Chapman; Lay
Gay Spaner Miss Fanny Wallack Grace Harkaway Ali
Fisher To conclude with the NEW FOOTMAN-Bobby Brsal-
window, Mr. T. Placide
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A sEIGNETTE BRANDY, NOW LANDING.-sO HALF
pipes 90 quarter casks 80 eighth do of the old genuine
brand landing from brig Ocean just arrived from Rochelle and
for sale BY s. I. NICOLL CO, 81 and % Front street.
Also 2 half quarter and eighth casks Of Scgnette Brandy
Just landed from brig Corvo from Rochelle now in bonded
War
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A UCIION NOTck--PEaRNPT0RY SALE OF HAND
IA Fursl 9, giving up house,
hespng-on Wednesday, ly july at 10 oelcs vest
WashI Place (near sixth avenue the entire furniture Of
house. Crrpsts
carved and arlo Chairs Rockers cottage and
Chairs breakfast quartete Tables mechanical Lamps
ol Paintings stair Carpet and Rods French Bedso.ds Nat
Beds Pillows and Bedding, Crib Wasands Toilet
Dinner best Sheffield Cutlery,
Decsnten Tumblers Wines &c. &c The sale win
with the kitchen Furniturs-Catalogues ready.
WA CARTER Auctioneer No T. New
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DRUGGIsTS-THE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING 10 RI
II tire rom business willing dispose stssk soeS
Vii and hsprss Of their wholesale Drug and Chemical vA
being between 5th and 9th The custom Of s
onable kind desired by every man. the stosk -
much reduced, consequently terms will easy op,s1
such as THO seldom presents ef and should Be smSssssd
gentlemen DESTROYS Of emhaing busne IDW5k
MEREDITH h CO. No. 1884 Market street. PhladciphiA
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VNO PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, &o-THE SUBSCRIBERS
a Artists and Engravers Wood from London beg
form publishers and Printers that they have just opened
where they are prepared execute description Of work the
mems may be seen, in every style Of the art.
LESLIE, TRAVER RENNIE o. broadway.
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(NHATHAH THEATRE-bOL1 PROPRIETOR AND LIZ
~ see M g. ChanfauW evening" July l9sh WIN
be performed the drama Of DON CESAR De BAZAN-Don
Caesar do BaLan Mr. Lester King Charles Mr. Richardson; Mar
tana Miss f. hestayer To be followed by MY AUNT-Disk
Dashal Mr. Lester Emma Miss Hldreth To-
NEW YORK AS 1T IS-hose Mr.. thanffau Katy Mw NJ
layer The evenings performance HOUSE
DOG-Cinkscales Mr. Pardey; Betty Miss Hdreh. Doors
open 1t Performances Commence N o'otsS. BozA
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~ ENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR-A MEDAL CONTAIN
ing Dagueeoype Miniature Of General Taylor been
by rlumbe and for sale BY Wholesale retail No. 25l
Broadway. Agents supplied on favorable terms
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BROADWAY THEATRE-THIs EVENING "WEDNESDAY
~ July 10Th sl the grand Ballet omime entitled IL
DIABLE A QUATRE-Poinshi, Mons Monpaisr; Maso.rIi
Mons Corby WAN Mons Cornet Old Blind Nan Mous road
Mare Danser Mr. Cornet; Maitre diiotsl Mr. Wright Va
zourka Mad Monpar; Countess Mile A. Buan Yelysr NJ
Ceeste Youn Polanese Miss wadegra,e enI Msa RIA
dau obvate BE objection Of prolonged performances during
weather the Ballet will form excusiv
Of the evenngDoor open at rs Overture
Dress Circle Parquee 80 cents; Family Circles sep;
cent?
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III n II 3 Ne
N que-Morrs Cut Fordharn Thursday July ~ 1877
Tickets cents each to be had at MI d. Owens, 80 Grand
streetI John Gould us Avenue c. VIM Knghon 1883 Canal
street. Mr. Maxwell 2g Bowery George Cranna sc Ninth
thorn ITO Clinton street; Tley % Suffolk street.
Office Of the Wing Union 100 Nassau Stot rnd
street Wiamsbur Gandars store and Brooklyn Aho o. iAs
mi tee Of Arran gements-D Oakley Bayard street; WI
Parker Is Canal street. j. b. Brennan 100 j. r. In
gals, 235 Broadway; w. Coch,ane sos Fourth srset C. n
sIragus ls5 Delaney street. Fwes 2 Fifth street. Is
up the company at every block this side 9th strecN b.
Several eminent speakers will address the company.
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N IBLOF, Actor PLACE, BROADw S-WEDNGsDAy
IN Evening July l0bThe performances will Commence vitS
the aughabe Sketch called the Widows VCriM-Iyrcu ~
maine PELHAM fodge Mr. Dawaon Jeremi.h hp John seton;
Mrs Rateou, Miss Kate Horn Jsne Chsery Rose TsI
bin: To be followed by A GRAND CONCERT DRAMATIQUR
sustained by Nous and Nine IaborIe. Doors opsn AZ =
quarter before oommenen quar- ar to & "a
emf
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RowERY rnEArRE-WrpNEspAY KyKHrrs

ROwKRY THEArRE-wEDNEsDAY EVENING JULY
- ", he rsriormance will oommee- win CAHfESlBS
w ROUEN-hart Mr. Maria; The Duke ssuhsgne NJ
Iton; Antoine Ballard MrJ Hall, Nyk-n Ia Nipne n, o
bnrke Msdolon, Ers Phillips After WHOM, the LADY on
THE LAKE-Banee q Devon, Mss Mary TAYLOR Rhode -
vie we Alpine Dhu Mr. har'hali ri'Jsus Nr cav Cia<p
Ellen, the Lady OF the Lake. Mrs Lady Ma rxnrrt W.
Broadey Also the comedy OF TURTLE HUNTINGoMrs Tu.
tie, Miss Mary TAYLOR Mr. Turtle Mr. Triton Is oents
Pit l2k cents Doors at performance commence AN
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DR. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE Is THE MOST EFrECTUAL
- preparation sold for Gonorhra and other disorders Of the Sex
ua Long experience has that will radically
any This desirable results obtained in from 10 days and
neither onds the palate
necessary deviation in diet interruption pursu
sound healthy digestion, the thus
speedily consistent with the production Of thorough
and permanent cure It's ingredients are entirely vegetable and
injurious effect either constutonaly locally
BY its Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city c.
RING, 1872 Broadway, corner John streete