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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

:
ASHES continue Arm, at So 02h 81 s7,s for pots
and pearls.
,omc small parcels were taken by manufacturer at
nrccs in their favor.
'F,oun &c-The receipts Of western canal -four con-
Time large though prices without material change
Ira nsactions Of tho morning reach 1000 barrels, at
40 O6 So 1875 for common state, Oswego, aud mxed
western; 50 12ts so 1sa. fer pure Gonesee, and 80
for fancy Included In the sales are 600 for export
AT Sc 06a. Southern Ia moderate request, At so
40 l2H Rye flour continues scarce and firm, at =
,St. Mral remains much as yesterday, with light
sss OF wheat, we notice sales Of 5000 bushels prime
at 81 80 Rye continues steady at 10 74o.,
fair sales Tho demand for corn Is fair the eales
schIpe 20 900 bushels at ice for round zoe. fer nat
xsrow and 6oc. for high mixed Western. showing a
sbsht decline Oats are dull; earks changed hands
~ rss,I,ioSs-Ths market for pork opens very hrn,
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ION OF .vrrok FROM ThE UHirEb SrArns-
XEAp EspiNG SEPT l, 1S48

The per cent increase in shipments to all foreign
ports those Of France large, while to France
il was limited This is attributed almost entirely to
the prostraton the manufacturing interest by the
political revolution Of February last 1t hardly pro-
babe that the aggregate shipments Of cotton from the
United States, for the year 1S4s, would have been
much lar. er had prices ruled higher, the stock
hand all the ports, at the close of the year. was
snail compared that of the previous year. but the
aggregate value would have been much larger When
we take into consideration the immense increase in
value small advance in price for this staple Produces
we can form idea of what the value Of the last
crop would have been at prices current the year pre-
yous According to estimates made, 1t appears that
the short 1916 and al valued at about four
millions Of dollars than the long crop Of 1S47 and
49, or words that the increase of 56S 9s3 bales
in the crop of the past year. has not only been sunk
lost but tn value of the quantity as produced
last year. deprecated than four millions Of
dollars This shows that large crops are by means
the most profitable. As an illustration Of this, take
the large crops 1912 and 1874 amounting to 500
bales which, at six cents per pound, make aggre-
gate value of 121 while the medium crop Of 1s43,
and the short crop of 1874 amounting to only 100
bales which sold at eight and ten cents per pound,
made an aggregate value Of Sl44627, 500, being de-
crease of bales in quantity and increase of
s22,0l375 in value.
The consumption of cotton, during the past year,
has been about $50 bales less than in the previous
year. which, with the increased production makes the
excess of supply more than million # bales, COM
mare with that Of 1S47 From the appearance OF the
crop approaching maturity the yield likely to
he fully equal that of the last year aud the con-
sumption limited in the event Of which, the
stocks on hand at the close, will be as large as
known. The consumption on the continent of Eu-
rope and in the United States, is steadily increasing
hut the In these sections of the world reduces
the consumption in Great Britain which, with the
causes likely to operate upon the
interest of the United Kingdom will tend very much to
A reduction of the demand forlthe raw material in
England during the year lS4s and 40 It'll therefore,
nrobabe that prices for this staple will rule low this
year it IL possible they may range below those of
isAT nd AS
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There have bsen but two crops inhis country larger
than that Of the presen year and the excess Of these
only 81 24l and 46SG9 bales. The excess Of the
last crop that Of the previous year 56s
bales being increase of thirty per cent. The
exports however, have than kept pace with the
productions-the increase those Of the pre-
vous year having BEEN 67 OS9 bales equal to nearly
fifty per cent. The points from which shipments Of
cotton were made, the destination and extent of
ports during the past year, were as annexed -
APPROPRIATION OF .vrroN FROM fhE UNirEb STArss-
~. 4
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VVNEsTIMoNY TO MERIT.-ANoTHEa HANDSOME TIES.
tmonisl the merits Of captains Of vessels sailing from
George Fisher bark lisbon Gassow by pas
SsWns ms, to Capt George iishoS Of
@ s y the dsso% to Nsg 9 " them
EFT 1T NOT BE FORGOTTEN THAT TO-DAY Is THE
| Of the GcsIBsSn S the city Ct SeSGe % Gen
tsrec before the Of the isty Why sOua not have
public in honor Of 50 glorious an event. We
spirt proprietor will this evening illuminate their
beautiful hotel corner Of broadway and Walker streets
CnARIEs SMITH, ESQ. CIVIL ENGINEER EI7. LATE or
Liverpool by directing cttsr for him. to the care OF Henry
Davenport, Esq. New York -
are Soprg to nor@ their dealers. and the public generally
their capital S2oo is unmpaIsd by the late disastrous
pay all their losses in cash. the m,n the arensts adjusted
&c. FINN, Secretary.
DRADYs GALLERY OF DAeUERsEoTYPE PORTRAITS
and rs%y GVpg Nos 5 ana ~ BrosdS y; third door
Hours from 5 in the morning till in the evening.
rTnE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, or THIS WEEK
ready for delivery contains perect report Of all the
murder her hubbard with FAC smile copies Ave his
Rs,n he Se. s s v S Sd Ss5
MeGoxan woodruff shpry Duke Long Bob Red Face Old Fa
&C. &c. for sao ms s,ree and by all news asents
MAIRlMoNIAL You WISH NEAT WEDDING.
.Ai9'
atmodeste prices no also prints cards from engraved plates in
the neatcst manner.
CIEhM sIIP Lkl1ED sIATES-iHE FOLLOWING AP.
poiBm,n,s for the sailing of the United Satos will
lie promptly adhered VIZ leave New York New Orjeans
Monday Oct lC New Orleans York. touching
Hsvna) Monday Now Leave New York tyr nayr. Tues
New York Tor Ilayre Thursday Feb Leave havre for New
Ymk Saturday. March This upitcd States will ne
owcs on tho Jassagc and from navrc Pr passage
and from New Orleans $50 For freight apply
G. II. MARSHALL, 3s Burng Slip
DAsSAUE fON RIO DE JhNEihO, yALPA kAIs0. LIMA.
United States mail steamer California OF about 100
tons buhen II sail for the above ports on the I'd Of octobcr
having well rnis, offers favorable
the above named ports An experienced surgeon VIII
accompany the steamer. For passage apply to
HOwLANB& AsPINWALL. Mo- % South street
EoR NEW QRLEANszL0UislANA AND MN n ns,s..
to ss on or before Monday September new and
splendid INST smiling packet bark Genesee, G. l. Dhlnsh:n
regular day For cgh passage having splendid Furnished
npply ON board 0can wharf foot Of Wan
suvst or 70 B.K COLLINS, H sonth s1rest
oods win be rsssysA Dsa,d after saturday sysrinS
Sko VII promptly for~ ard all goods 70 their sddrss
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M UST EXTRAORDINARY wORR-fO THE MARRIED
Nl those contemplating msrriagerhe Married Womans
Private Medical Comranion by Dr. A. haufcoau SIKH sdL
ton Proc 81 This work meeting with most astounding sal
(2O0 copies have already been dspoeed OIL Every female
getting copy whether married married although In
which them particularly Here every
discover the mptonA and the scient
dss and certain mode OF For
Bresdway the publishing once 2s Liberty street. New York;
r. b. pserssn. number ~ Chestnut o. Zeber
Phaaslphis Lt1s CO. Albany W Davis Dostce. On ne
receipt Of o. Will 10 transmitted BY mail Of postAea
" all pAc VI thu ALI eters addrssssl
pest paid "a Dr. A. hArRIckAr boz I New YoSk sity,
ODee 20 Liberty Ftrsct ''
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DARK THEATRE-rBURsDAY EVENING, SEPT ~
The ents,,srmsnt' viii sonTs.ss with the play emitted
Mr. stafford Srcs.%so Nm Mien Dayil., " iisnsoa Old
MAN oa me- Mr TO :: ssv.s sI .;
ne x .ss s e 1t s tS% s IT,
bTe's Circle Family Circle Upper Boxes
X osi s'' Gallery ~ Doors open ''' curtain '''' 81
ROwERY rnEATRE-IHURsDAY EVENING, SEPT IA
S Be S 10 OF m hs srsT 81 s
Msxmisn Rossspsrre under the name q Paul 9rar
Han; PIER imiss Mr. winsns Feur DE- Las Miss Fanny Cor
ssm.ay THE PVT ~ rus the p sas
@ n.s @ ss s SSss M
CnANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
fsdSSss :iss sa a ss%
ss!Ss y; % y RiI;!.i s. s::sis Z:
s %: OF T h' s' Si:ss
S at NJ TX 70
NIBLos-MADAME LABoRDE BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
N hs Benefit and an ', ara on Friday September
LA d. %heS Madame %sdn
Paul. Nile Farnas hessra horde Mordan Joan
to the Emperor Brazil his appearance York
,cpsUds With he last act Of the italian of LUCIA Dl
the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway shows natural life
The Marches Eneampmens and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
the most beautiful painting Open night at
o'clock Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesday and saturday
on reasonable terms No charge for descriptive pamphlets
THE LAST WEEK OF BANyARDs NEW DOUBLE NAN.
moth Panorama Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
shownEa country three hundred miles, being
largest painting In the world and Of the largest
at
Wednesdays and Satr days, ats o'clock.
ONtMONDAY EVENING NEXT, WILL BE PRE- SENT
~ ed to the public, at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway
designed by the CELEBRATED JOHN MARTIN, K l., paint
Of the Fall OF Nineveh, BeshaIars Feast, the Illus
direction Of Mr. Charles haru, assisted by thu
psy for these by Henri Berx and
the piano forte aad by the distinguished
SACRED DIoRAMAszNow ExnIBITING EVERY
commencing at ocloeh ct the splendid new Hail. so6 Broad
witnessed in New York Creation of and the Deuge
Assisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental
nrded to illustrate the sublime spectacle Of the Six Days
sns a % Ss of
Chaos and Darkness Of the uniformed Universe until the
OF S sss wG s Creation a & TIN %
Tarace Of Adam and Eve the Garden Of Eden The Do
saas snd DE- Snf s e. of It
%G Sosy sna perfect work the kind existing
the most astonishing scenic eecs assisted by superior poetry
painting and music Scenery and the First
ton Fth ind Fowl Fifth Day Creation Of Animals, sixth
Day Gs1dsnsf Ldc3.Adan and Eve With ts eompstou
closes Part Grand Deluge Tickets IS
Children a price, Doors open at Curtain rises at ocrk
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE

PnILADrIPHIA Sept. Is, ls4a-Frst Board-50 Bank
29. 100 Girard S. $500 IS OF IOi $3.50 do lO ssst
Msr Man S. 81 $500 Gs g. $500 State IS, 73
$3.50 Sch Nav Int, 7oa 5000 SGs e. l0 q Trenton BIZ
N525perc lOx $500 State Is 1854; $1,000 Tenn Us 49, l
Girrd Blk b lo 100 DO O1 100 DO DDS 1919 go do e. lo
Trey NS25 lS2 1860 Tenn IS ~ zoo Penn 81: 7 80 Sch
ESQ SIS 1876 6 Lehigh Nav Scrip Il; l40 Sch Nav
Int ~; 405 do, IA 2D Grard Blk ,l0li
BosroN, Sept l2it Brokers Board-JO shares Readinu
Railroad, 20 do VI. Central Railroad 81 Is do do do
b 10 do do. do. 0 rs DO East Boston Co. IFS 80 do
No4465 do. Boston and Worcester Railroad 1924 do
West Railroad 9s 5do. Fitchburg Railroad do
urg Copper Co 10 Co 10 DO do do do So 50 M 5000 Read
ing Railroad 10 % - do do do 16i q do VI. Central
Railroad, "a; do. Boston Maine Railroad, ITO.
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MoLAssEs-Was dull, and sales Of moment trans
pred
NAVAL SroREs-There was scarcely any movement
in the market prices of most descriptions ruled firm
OIIs-Lnseed remained steady at so a Gle for Eng
lish and American shipping Whale held at 33c,
82a offered of Olive $50 baskets disposed Of at
So asa l21s
On MrAL AND CAKE-Sales Of Oil Meal made
at 81 31 per 100 lbs, and 30 tons round oil Cake at
$25
PRovrsIoNs-Saes of Pork reached about 900 bbls.
including at Sl2 A $l2 &c. and prime at SO rs
a 50 SIN Lard-Sales Of 200 bbls made at &c.
Eeef-Sales Of 100 bbls made at $40. There
material change in the quotations for Butter
and Cheese.
Bsportstrom LIST 10 18Th September
FORK, barrels. '....'.'.. 'I,eoo go
Beef 427 S58
Lard, kegs. 1907 700
RrcE continued very firm, sales about 100
tierces at 81 a 81 06l4 per 100 cwt.
SUGAR The demand was fair, and market tending
upwards operations comprised 400 hhds. Porto Rico at
s. 5I4c.. 200 Cuba Muscavado at "a &c. and $50
New Orleans at a 42sc.
nAcco-The sales fer the past few days have been
unmportant; they include 230 bales st, Domingo, at
private bargain 55 Pennsylvania seed leaf at SIS
a &c., and 40 hhds. Kentucky at ~ 4Hc.
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INFORMANT kOTICE-M. WISE OPTICIAN, AT BROAD
way informs his erds and customers and tho pubo
rally that he has retained from and ready
attend to persons suffering from detective vision is superior
glasses and correct application OF the Sufficient
mend then selves HIS Cold Steel Silver
Spsctaes and Eye Glases the largest in the Re
m Op>ra Glaaea
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N fBLOs Aston PLACE, BRoADwAY-ExrRAoR-
a re
r. va sss Mr.
Mr. Mrs. css1 MN
suTsf sept e o. s Asr Ssss
To conclude with sKETcEs IN INDIA Doors open At guar
ter before commencing at haltpast Admission SO ssna
BROADWAY TnEArRE-rnURsDAY eyKNINa. SEPT
Lear Nj Fsms,t Earl g Kent " ache Edss M. Dyot Ed
sheIwood Regain Mrs after TRAGEDY Dsux
y Hi Sfiii Il? IT, M saS hs
gallery ss TEX SSo
opss .. :. performance to Commence At ~ o'oloci.
RukTONs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREkT--TuURs-
1Tia,p sp H. x Ss Mr. NJ
Miss Eel9sSn After h tim; -. in r A%srss M'GI
Grace the younger Brother M Mears Lady MIRA knight;
Eliza coreoan Mrs Lodcr Dress Circle P.rquets Soc
Family Circle cts Doors open At Z; curtain risesat7
AMEsISAN MvsruMr
every afternoon haltras o'clock and every evening at
ts5 hhs hs: s Mayor IF
ing s oss % the a snn to eS % y Si s
Dens' high and weighs only thirteen pound he may be
from tSo sysniDs from il add:
Gn the has also engage the Sable
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor. Madame Rockwell,
the Famous F. rune Teller be privately consulted at
extra charge of rs cents Admission to the whole including Mu
Performances Little Finger &c % children under
and old enough walk alone Reserved
front tcats one shill ng extra
CASTLE GARDEN SECOND WEEK OF TIE ORIGINAL
~ Ethiopian nelodists, kessrs Cool White X. Edwards T..
Rice, Howard D. Icon and Clarke. Thursday September
H. they will offer variety Of Songs Glees Parodss
Love pue RefraT and Gems from popular Operas
parts Doors open NJ half past g. pero will
o'clock Admission 70 centa On Sunday, Grand Sacred
Concert.
VHABERNACLE-LAST NIGHT BUT ONE PRIOR TO
their departure for Boston, Immense Of the Mora
singers, composed Of the follow eminent
Lovnrny, Herr Zore Herr Kraus Kahn
Grand Voca and instrumental Concert the Tabernacle
day. September H. which occasion choice pleasing
will be presented when they
which has attended their efforts Paris London all
principal cities Eur ProgrammePart IL Grand un
tette BY the horayians Zorer The Standard Bearer Lint
painter Seg Du. du esst mir i'm Hsrzen Nile Lovarny
AnLane and Allegro with limitations Of the French Horn
and any instrument Zorer Scotch Air. Nile Lovarny;
ema from Beroz and variations the Xooordson StGpe
ern,ission Of ten minutes Pa lis Look forth my faire
Lovary Baker TO- National Song 1.-THE Zorer
by Nile Lovarny, Lover b. Quartse Company keaor
Tickets cents be had at the principal music
tie door the evening Of the Concert open
quarter before o'clock The Piano
accompanments is from the celebrated mandatory Henri
Herr.
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Do. last year, same time. ...... Oh, s2S
BEEswAx.-Sales of 2 600 lbs were made at 21c.
CorToN.-The market very quiet to-day, and
prices continued to favor the buyer the Gales were
800 bales one half Of which was for home use
.FRuIr-The transactions embraced 10 900 San Bias
nuts at $25 200 Canton preserved ginger
at mos; 400 boxes raisins st 81 90 ST. 200 bags
African peanuts at 90c 500 do Brazil nuts the bal.
ance Of the lot offered by aucton) at 4c cash SO
casks currans at Ga &C. and 500 bushels southern
Csanuts (reported) at 81 121i.
FhArHERs.-The last sale Il 500 lbs) prime western
live geese were made at Soc, cash.
Hiprs.-There have been sales of 900 Orinoco
from store, including portion for exports at 71sc
part per cent. off, and balance mos 700 Savania
at t less per cent 450 Buenos Ayres 20b at $50
less per cent. mos, and 5000 Madagascar, $500
Maranhsm, and 1888 Maracaibo on terms not made
public. We quote for Rio Grande end Buenos Ayres
SK sc per h.; California e11ac GIinoco 7;tc san
Juan 1ac;< tthagena and Santa Martha 61Sc Mata-
moros &c; Dry Southern 81 70 Manila and Cal
cutta Buffalo Az &c Calcutta Dry, per piece, 66
Soc; Calcutta, green sailed, 80 a 81 O5.
LEA1nER-The demand for sale exceeding the re-
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at the closing yesterday with sales Of bbs
Beef is Without partieusr change and in moderate
tales not exceeding $50 barrels at So DC. In cut
me ats no sales TRANSFERRED
WHIsKEY 10 held this morning ct 30c but can
hear OF no operations.
New YoRK, Sept. 1902. NJ:
The United States and Europa, being both daily
expected with later news had the effect somewhat Of
checking operations in breadtus and in some other
articles Of produce Sales Of flour however, made
at about previous rates including lot for export
Wheat firm, and sales of both Geuesee, Western,
and Southern, made at steady prices Corn con-
tDued rather heavy at yesterdays prices sales
however made to fair extent including the different
grades with some lots for export Meal was dull, at
previous rates. Sales Of rye were made at previous
rates Oats were duller Provisions firm with
sales Of both and prime pork at improving rates
In groceries, the market was firm for all kinds, with
fair sses The cotton market was quiet, with sales
Asnrs-Ssles of 100 barrels made, including
pots at So 75 and pearls at S. s71l. Receipts down
the Hudson river, "a barrels.
Export from The l'' to the 12A st }sss ,s.z
Pots, :. .bbs 1852 700
BnrApsrurrs.-Floar. The. sales reached about
10000 bills, in separate parcels among which 1900
do, this State, common Genesee, Oswego, &c., at
Sc Ga SO l21s part for export; 800 do Ohio, and
also made. including LOCO bbls Georgetown, at SO,
and coo bbls said to be Petersburg City Mills ct 50;
1000 Western made to arrive being on its way from
Buffalo, at So l21I and 500 do Toledo, to arrive, at
the same price, and $50 do Western scratched, at
SIS s1t4 Wheat-Sales of about 10 600 bushels OF
Genesee were made at 1886. 1896; and 500 do &c.
and Ohio, on private terms, and 1000 do good
North Carolina, new, at 1l6c. Corn-The sales
reached about s., goo 60 600 bushels in separate
lots, including Is, 600 bushels northern round yellow,
at 76c, with lots reported at 75c with various
lots Hat yellow at zoe. 7lc, and 5000 do Mixed at
CSC. o9c $500 do southern yellow, for dstilliog,
at Geo. Meal-Sales of 200 bbls were made 50 371I
SO A. Rye.-Sales Of about 5000 bushels were made
at 74c Rye Flour WAS quiet at 81 a 81 81. Oats-
Sales Of 5000 to 600 bushels made at 36c.
Receipts Down the Hudson River.
Wheat -four, bbls 4109 Corn, bushels. .2S, 7Ss
Rye, bushels. 1880 Oats, 49,. 1876
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DANORAMA OF TAYLOkS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway shows. natural life
the Marches Encampmens and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
II ao views Of the country towns Cities
the most beautiful painting Open night at
o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday aud Saturday.
commencing Mt o'clock Admission 25 Schools admitted
on reasonable terms No charge for descrptxe pamphets
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A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR SALE AT
n Great Bargain-The Panoforte by one Of the
nrst makers in Germany just imported octaves gothic pat
term Of superior touch and finish The leaving the
city win be sold for cash. exchanged for dry goods
res and good secondhand Piano taken In prt pay The
may l6S Spring (three Laurens
street, Also to be disposed Of above lease pleasantly
situated house. rent moderate and part the premises
tanau
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II R0oKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING SEPT
~ n-CAMPBELLS MINSTRELS respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Broohyn that they will give nna
Institute on Thursday Evening Sept A. the proceeds which
they will give to the sufferers by the late fire. Doors open
AT 5. Admission % cents.
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LOUR NEW COMIC SONGS-"WILLIAM TELL" king
Canute" Simon the Cellarer and Robin Hood and the
AbbotMr L. Hatton most respectfully begs to
the ladies and gentlemen Of New York. he viii repeat his
Entertainment with alienation of programme Friday
evening the l5th at tho Apollo Rooms To at
o'clock Tickets 80 cents each to be had at the principal stores
the Apollo Rooms, and Of M J. L. Hatton Astor House
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NO CuRr. No pAY.-DR. CORDITT. 10 DUANE srRyrr

IN % CTKE, It, aTKETT,
IN member the Royal College Of Surgeons London BE-
consulted in treatment OF delicate diseases how long
yeu nay glcct ulce upon The body tie
rains the head and bones Of the es prcce of fourteen
years. devoted 10 yeneresl diseases cnas Dr. c.
form Of this disease Recent
No used Structures cured weeks With
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
tain loatsome habit positively be restored health and
society N Strangers eauonod not TO be deceived DIR
DR. Johnsona
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nk. WHEELER oCULiST. ~ GkRENWICH STREET
~ deyocs his excrsye attention 10 diseases Of the Eye
Olh amu Surgery. Caaracts removed in days with
pain. principal and sight rstored Eyes
ssle and serted Office hours from An to Gceck r. NJ
References 10 the frs s>nlies in tie city.
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Treais &C. s. Greenwich strect-oice hours to IA
H. 6tog PM (Snnday excepd Those sho apply the early
will c surprised At the pdity and little
attending tor II chiefly however, those
HE In structure from Us first or inopcnt
advanced distrc rom and
extensive practice he AFFORD rapid
which, he has ground stating be obtained no
ether N America.
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INFORMATION WANTED or MARC A RET MURPHY WHO
left New York about four months ago md Newburs
sh has not been heard Of Any Information respecting
will he thankfully received by Dennis Murphy No 22 Twenty
6ytts frt
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A LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE Is DESTROYS
IA Of se,nng employment in Confectionery, millinery
saev writes lssb Is q active business habs and
Highly pectabe references be given addressed
10 NJ H. O. at VIM Hall and Sons 100 Broadway will meet
attention r. s. Salary net much object comfortable
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NlBLOS-MADAME LABORDE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE
~ her Benefit and last appearance Friday september Is
when will he the 9Th and last time
Ia FILE DU in which Madame labOrde MAZDA
Paul. Nile Farna hessra Lborde Mordsn and Joan
viii appear solo the Violin, by sinor Noronba vionst
to the Emperor Of Brazil his first New York To
conclude with he last Of the italian opera Of LUCIA Dl
IANMRRkOOR " - - "
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CASTLE GARDEN.-SECOND WEEK OF THE ORIGINAL
Ess plan helodists, Messrs Cool White X Edwards r.
Rice, Howard D. Icon and Clarke. Thureday September
H. they will offer variety Of Songs Glees Parodsa
Love Dtc Refrain and Gems from popular Opea
cd with Burlesaue Lectures
parts Doors as half past g. peo, will
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VTNKAVEIIING TKUNkS.-JUHN CATTNACH, TRUNK
Manufacturer No. Wan street. corner Of Broadway, has
hand and constantly making good assortment
Vases Carpet Bags and satchcs Wholesale and Also
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks suitable
European travel and for the French
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filled with
nat