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CITY TRADE REPORT.

In
ASHES The market is quiet at SIS S71 Sc for potts.
and So 121< for pearls CorroN.-Operators are busy
writing their for the steamer which checks the
transactions FLOUR, &c.-The market for Western
-four Is scarcely so firm this morning owing to the
continuance Of pleasant weather. Quotations are,
for common to straight brands IS 314 $5 371, and
pure. So so; sales add up $500 barrels including
1000 for export. Wheat Is also dropping; parcel OF
Corn rules du proes sales aooo bushels
round yellow at 72hc and 5000 Southern at private
bargain. Rye and oats remained the same. 'PRovr-
the sales however, confined to the regular trade
Lard continues quiet butter and cheese without
change. WHIsKEr is held at an advance. We quote
TUESDAY, Nov. 2s-6P.M.
This being packet day for the Acadia, to sail from
ed, and the -four market heavy while sales of all
kinds were moderate, ind, in many cases, at about
ss than WAS
on terms stated below. Corn rather heavy,
with fair sales at easier rates than those obtainabe
less firm. Barley sold on terms stated below. There
was no change Of movement in the provisio market
Groceries continued quiet. Sugars landing we're
chiefly going into store prices ruling below the views
of sellers Cotton sold to moderate extent, but on
easier terms to purchasers than prevailed previously
ing pots at S. s71s, and pearls at So a Sc 12K.
BREApsTuFrs-F!our-Th sales footed up about
goo 200 S bb s.c including 10000 bbls o'xsgo At
at SIS 31 SIS 37. Small sales Of pure and fancy &c.
nesee we're made at yesterdays rates: Southern
Howard street sold at SIS SO 800 bbls middling sold
at 81 SO. Wheat-Sales Of 1900 bushels Genesee
afoat at 81 81 700 800 do do at 81 20 800 sacks
North Carolina, at 81 l211 and 1900 bushels Medi-
terranean, at $! 81 Corn The sales reached 35 900
10000 bushels including 1oo 900 bushels high mixed,
at 67c 10000 bushels, deliverable in February on
private terms 10000 do Southern Mixed deliverable
In January next, at 66c. 900 do. round Northern
yellow, at 78c. 1000 do, at the same price with
sales Of cid and new, mixed, at $780, Rye-The sales
reached 1000 $1,000 bushels delivered, at 62H. Rye
F1our-ssl.s of about 100 a $50 bbls were made, IN
lots at So 1917 Oats-Ssles, by the cargo, were made
(canal) at 33 34c. Barley-Sales Of 5000 . 900
bushels were made, at 64c
CorroN.-Ths sales, to. day, amount to 1000 bales
part taken for home and prices for which appeared
to range along our inside quotations.
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M LDloAL NorIcE-pR RICHARDSON CAN BE CON.

M LDICAL NOTICE-DR RICHARDSON CAN BE CON.
l suited at his Medical Office ~ Park Place. from SAN
Pm all private diseases viz Primary Secondary ST.
phs Gonorrh@a elect Seminal Emissions &c His consulting
perfectly private that patients applying him need
exposure Dr. the first regularly
can city, who had the oppose the host o. Nos
guacks this branch Of his
tabpe Office for the purpose Of arding medical
ment in those complaints In connection with
exporter od ply scans in this cy and during the
years he at the head Of that establishment
practice ard experience In class Of private disease
other ply scan would be likely have life By
continuing in the Dr. r. atter himself that he win
he able hold the medical position acquired defiance
Of all opposition. the attended to
and medicines forwarded, usual
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nR. JEFFRIEy ANTIDOTE rs THE MOST EFFECTUAL
- sold GonorrGa and other disorders Of
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that will rad
cay any This rsbe reult Is obtained In
to days and neither creates oends the
palate and renders deviation in diet inter-
rupon usual pursuits sound sleep healthy digest the
nuisance thus removed speedily consistent with tho
production Of thorough and permanent It's ingredients
entirely vegetable and Injurious effect either coastitu
tonay locally be caused by its Price 81 bottle
street
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VJNABERNACLE-GREAT SOLEMNITE MUSICALE TO
be given by BENRI HERR this appearance this season
in New York. Thursday Evening November 3h for which
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
The full Orchestra under the direction Maetzc And
Josef Gung with his celebrated Band Herr Sede perorminr
PROGRAMME
l. Grand Overture, William Tel"-Grand Orchestra Rossni
q All, "de 10 Juiye'-Mons. Lab0rde. 49,. - Ualevv
g. Concerto 1.-THE ID Panoforte with Orchestra accom-.
psniment; LIST, Andante Religioso I'd, Rondo Swiss
soenas Cavitena Ernanf .Signcrina Truth y noIi
g. Imrronpu burlesque on two popular songs ls ''(jb
Susanna; )" 3D. Carry me bsok"--Henri Herr - H. Herr
g. Grand Duo. "Norma'-Mm Laborde Simorina
the parts nns and hi: Band viii e seaae,
the Waltz, Farewell to Berlin" ~ ~
Herr sede will perorma Grand Solo the Flute composed by
Furstenau.
Sig Roti with Solo the Violin by Schiever - Verdi
g. Rondo Final IS sung in Linda di Chamouni--
Fantasia Military manuscrpt on the fvorte March
from La File du Regiment Pianoforte and Orches.
executed for the first time by Henri Herr H. Herr
T. Romanza, Una furtiva lacrima. Elisir dzamore--
Invitation Ia Polka Grand Orchestra Trunpe s0n'1''
oblgato by Messrs. Wind and Lacroix . .Maretzek
g. The Grand Prayer Of Noise by the entire Company
Tickets one DO had at the music orcs hotels snd
at the door Doors at 7COncert to pre-
oisey No postponemen of weather The grand
panOrte used this recently
form in Paria (Herxs manufactory.)
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INTELLIGENCE By The MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. n. 1913
ThS Goretuorsb,,, of Ohio

me G0reuUship OF ONO.
We understand from member of Congress, Iust
arrived from Ohio, that Weller, the democratic
candidate for Governor, was legally elected BY
fory-wo majority, after all, without reference to
the illegaliy of the votes cast by Cincinnati, Co.
iumbus and Cleveland The case stands thus -
When the new constitution was passed, new
county (Monow) was mace out of the old county
OF Richland. The new county contains three
townships. No return has been made of the votes
OF this new county, the clerk alleging that he
thought 1t was the duty of the X lchland clerk to
make the return, which, of cours,', the Rlchlaud
clerk has not done, being unquesIo ,aby the duty
OF The Morrow county clerk. This will be amended
Immediately, If it has not already beel, done. The
.arse townships In question gave Weller majority
OF aoS. Ford's majority, by the ofic, al return,
VIM, which omitted these townships WASH When the
three omitted townships are added it will be seen
Weller has majority of ~ The question of the
registration which we alluded tor former 'etter
VIII, however, in all probability, still come y, as
IL involves the election OF the members of Ass ON
bly returned for the cities. Present appearan ces
IN OHIO seem to indicate that Allen will be W.
elected to the United States Senate.
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7 November, was as annexed =

The receipts Of the third week In November, COM
pared with those of last year, show increase of
$24,11s e5. The deficiency compared with last year,
up to the ed Of November, $3s2s4o SO. This will
probably be reduced, if the navigation continues
late a. last year. The aggregate receipts thus far
exceed the estimate formed early in the season some
two hundred and seventeen thousand dollars.
In the annual report Of the Secretary of the Trea
sury dated Dec ls47 and presented to the first
sion of the thirtieth Congress- the annexed estimates
Of and expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June 3oth, 1S49, were given
EsrIMATED REVENUE EXPENDITURES OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 80,
1S49.
Receipts.
The estimated receipts, means and ex-
penditures for fiscal year commencing
LIST July, 184S, and ending 30th June,
1849, are
From customs. Observation-Disclosures. $32O 900 90
From sales of public lands ........ 5000 900 90
From miscellaneous sources ........ 100000 90
Total revenue ..................$3 5, 1oe.o 900 90
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CMITHS MINSTRELS ARE AT THE NEW ROOM ~
y Broadway next door to the Broadway hs
Evening commencing Ct ooiock-hs director Of Smiths
public Of New York company composed Of accessible
talent in the country embracing the troops
taken the New Room one Of the most and oommoOu
his concerts everything In the shape of vuearty
Ameng other well known and talented musicians singers IN
his company D. G. Abbott late director Chstys MIN
stIss r. Carter late Of Campbels sinsrels e sevei
irg during the week At O'clock Doors open at O'clock An
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing at O'clock
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Nov. NS20O U. 6s, OF 1868 lC7s: 81 600
Bait and Ohio Railroad Dvd Bonds II Ll6 500 do 7 65 shs
Franklin Bank, pa. - -
pmAprLrHlA Nov 2s.first Board-SSno SIS, 81 lo7ss
6s 49, III Tenn S. 7 IT'S Lehgh Nav Mort SON 80 shares
Union Bk Tenn 4254 20 Perm BIB. S6 Com Blk sou Mscbs
Blk. 2tk. Ior Sdies-SaN0 Is 67, l07% 1000 Penn 5s
E Second BoardS4i9 Penn 6s, 7IS 100 shares Reading
Railroad hd; Chcs Del Canal 81; Union Blk Tenn 42.
BosroN, Nov T.-Erehanec Board-7 Western Railroad l0l
10 Northern Railroad 9 10 Eastern Railroad lOO; Stitch
burg Railroad Rights s 60 do 40 100 do @ Boston and
Worcester Railroad ITO n Boston Worcester Railroad Rghs
Sc 1876 DO, s3c 500 Reading Railroad, 1876 $4,000 Reading
Railroad Bonds 1850, bs1S; 1000 do, S.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ST. THOMAS, Nov. Z, 1S4S.-The crops in this and
the neghboring islands are looking well Fine rains
and plenty of them. Trade of all kinds dull
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NQ,CURBs NO, CHAIcE--DR. MURPHY OF s. GOLD
IN street conhdentally consulted all forms Of private
Recent Of gonohua he In two to four
CONGREGATIONAL debility and mpctenoy sueceefuy treated BY
Dr. n mo meury used In bndrance from bud
Zoe o. Gold street; open from IA. n. to10P.h.
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| DARK THEATRk--WEDNESDAY EVENING NOV Q
Sir william Foss9ye, Mr. Gilbert Waller. Mr. G. ". CLARK,
wsrwiek Humphres Mr. Hamilton; Lash Nj Fletcher Con
stance Mrs Shaw Widow Green Mr Wiussne,; Lydia Mr.,
Dewitt Towhsh VIII be added FORTUNIO-Baron Dunover
Er A. Andrews Honorable Miss Myrina, Miss Mary Taylor
Dress Circle cents Family Circle % cents Upper Boxes
psstS; perfornsnoss. oommsnos & :. '''' '-
ROwERY THEATRk-wEDNEsDAY EVENING. NOV. 70
win be presented Sd time, the tragedy Of 0RNEvIEvE OF
BRABANT-Henry: Duke Of Brabant, Nj. J. b. HAS
MIS- g Ws%yS Iaueritta, Miss Gordon After which, The
land Mr. G. " sp Nina snora doVsunns ciooea HdsiS
Count Cor enben Mr. j. g. Hall; Woander. Mr. Dua
sebampt Mr. Warden; Amelia. Mrs Jordan; Maria MIRA
a Dss:' o'clock
CHANTRAUs INTERNATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY
~ Chatham Wednesday Evening. Nov will be- pre,snved
an entirely new romantic tale Of ehivay entitled tie rwTN
which, THE KING AND I~Perkyn Peanch Mr. q Burke; ST.
oude with the romantic drama Of the SPIRIT 3r THE va
TERS-Sir Hgidsbr.nd, Mr. Mcfarland Rudolph Mr. Pardey
Ondne Miss hestayer Onda Mrs Iherwood Doors open
Nj ECHANICs HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
3D. and will continue night until further nooeENinth
week Of the opening The CHRIsTYs
NEE Es6 e THE FkT o aAsM9
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE or ETHIOPIAN ENTER
Nss sGs % ssa II 5 & %
have the honor Of announcing and
York and vicinity that they give seIies Of their
Choruses Characerso Dances TO- Admission % osn DoS
at Concert will commence ut O'clock An Afternoon
Gs under
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:. pARNUN. PROPRIETOR

A MEXICAN MuSHUM-P. DARNUh. PROPRIETOR
ing at n.y. afternoon and evening at half past o'clock
Monday November 27h-The original Gen. Tom being
for few days and will give hi: entire
Western Yankee Comedian The Brothers superb
and talented band Of Negro Dancers So Pete Norris
FAIRY Emily Infant ysss Way Scripture satusy Ma
extra charge of Is Admission whole including
Museum, Performances &C., Is Children years
ofage and old enough to walk Alone 2
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NN osT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-To TnE MARRIED

M OsT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TIE MARRIED
l those contemplating marragc-The Married Womans
Private Medical COMPANION BY DR. Maurceau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work is meeting with astounding
tOO copies having alrea been disposed Every
getting copy whether married aried although IL in
tended especially for the married dscoes
which should be known to them particularly Here every
discover the and the efficient
Brosdway at the publishing Office 29 Liberty New York;
T. B. Peterson, No aS Chestnut street. Philadelphia Little
Co.. Albany W. Davis Boston. On the receipt Of ST. COPY
will be transmitted by mail free of postage all parts the
United States All letters be addressed paid
NJ MAURlCEAU. box LIZA New York city, Office l29 Liberty
stro
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m 4. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF

III II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
large and valuable stock Of costly jcwery belonging
the estate of the late John Brock to be sold
Guiding large quantity Of Diamonds Precious Stones &C.
Henry Leeds Co., will sell at auction by the Exc.
cutors Of the late John Brock deceased ali costly and va
street. between Chambers and Pearl and
Wednesday 10Th November lS4S at 10 o'clock and continue
each cay afterwards until complete Consisting
sorment of Diamonds and Precious Stones Silver Tea Sets;
rich plaed alters with real silver edges Castor Potts.
Silver Knives Forks and Spoons every description pearl
ladies' every variety Of costly plated goods with
mountngs mpotd expressly for his sales
Of valuable Clocks in bronze ormou and marble which
great Watches OF fine gold OF the
makes richly ewelled silver ditto silver and gold himbs
Specaces Finger rings with diamonds and
kind together with other articles line Sale
positive. Sixty days credit will be given all dol
lars and for approved end rsed The
excellent opportunity for the trade supply
article manufactured expressly for private the best
manner The goodscan be examined day before the SALE
W. BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL FURNI
ture at auction. Wednesday and Thursday
th at 10 o'clock at the C-oon Hotel No. 142 Broadway
Brown will cell at auction above by order of Asnee
all the furniture the above comprising COM
pete assortment of paro chamber and dining furniture
Their with the kitchen furniture large
and various other fixtures Of the house. Catalogues ready
on Tuesday
I w. BROWN, AUCTIONRER-To HOTEL KEEPERS
ard others j W. Brown will sell auction this DAY.
Wednes day. New 18th at 10 o'clock the S
Broadway large Rotary Roaster Steam Boiler
Ranges bangle &c. in the Kichen Of the above Hotel The
above are high cost articles and worthy ofattenton
CTOP.-Tw sPLENDIDsNEw sCHOONERs WILL Be
- sold by = NJ Hoffman Co.. ut o'clock to-day the
Exchange Vessels lie at Rutgers Slip.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-SEvENTH sEAsON-THE
public subscribers and the associate are respect
fully informed that their first Concert will place Satur
day evening Dec 3D. lSs the Assembly Rooms Chinese
Buildings $50 Broadway Subscriptions four of
the tthree tickets to each ooncer $40 associate
tending all rehear S. the store Of
Schafenberg Luis, 4s3 Broadway By order.
JOHN Al KYLE Secretarv
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JNOR CALIFORNIA.-A NUMBER OF CAPABLE AND
energetic Young Men, OF character and respectabiy
formed company prisng jewellers and other
aran) Tor the proceeding California
delay commence operations the newly discovered gold
n. Any enterpng capitalist DESTROYS securing lucra
tive investment satisfactory ad
dressing confdenialy, California" this Office.
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d < REwARD.-Losr ON MONDAY AFTERNOON 4rH
has of his fore feet Whoever will
TO dridre street shall receive the above reward
I OST-ON TUESDAY MORNING, IN NINTH STREET
IL between the Fifth and Sixth black Brussels
Lace Veil Tho finder will te literally rewarded by leaving II
at the house the f7th street and 9Th
EoUND-IN FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
IL and Sixth avenues Bracelet Apply In the court in Sixth
between Fifteenth sixteenth Mrs MoMAhor,
who viii return 1t on being paid for this advertisement
NoTICE-TBE MEMBERS AND Elk MEMBERS OF Sc.
cond Ward Hoso Company No ~ requested 20 meet at
the Carriage House Thursday Nov 80 at o'clock p M for the
Of attending the funeral Of late lew member Mr.
Robert N. Thompson. BY orcer. j. r. CHANFRAU,
Gro II. JENNINGS, Secretary PRO tom. Foreman.
yU,HF HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WILL CELE.
batt their 9th anniversary by Public Din, on Thurs
dsy the 3Oth inst the Coliseum BrosdweyN Noah
Pr sdcnt H. nor Vice President John Levy Treasurer,
Leopold Haas By Hart NJ Mortz Bernstein Jacob Msck,
King, II. Lssak, George Mswson and Louis Lyons,
Directors. NY GOLDSMITH Secretary.
NOR SALE-TaE BUENA VISTA BOWLING SALOON.
IL the having other business attend
he viii self the above saloon cheap for cash. Inquire "A
Vesey street.
NOR SALE-1uE STOCK or A FANCY RETAIL DRY
goods the has occupied the for the last four
the stock is about ~ % the
either take all part The be rented for
ycar Further particulars b laned by addrese
ing J. d, Herald o0ice.
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THEOLOGICAL BALL IS AND 81 BOWERY.-THIS MAG.
~ nifcent establishment is daily from X T. and
from ~ thl The hall OF exhibition is fitted up with
the largest and most perfect in America performance
at each exhibition including the Feas trained
Ponies and Monhes Mr. Brooks enter den of Lions and ii.
gers Admission 70 cents children under nine half price,
son tickets S. VAN AMBURGH & CO. Proprietors
COLLYERS CLASSIC MUSEUM, 252 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ every evening this week Performances TX
Dr. Golfers original Artists in their celebrated Living Tsbesux;
MT Neiss will perform ten different one
time An efficient Orchestra. Illuminated by Drummond
Lights Programme changed every evening. Admission, Is
cents-parquette 80 cents.
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u OoFING-THE AMERICA AN COMPOSITION OR CEMENT
s asy ts Anew
other kind Of used to- its il ap
buildings deck bridges and al required to
The 7ssss and mes
neral and PERFECTLY impsrvcus to air and from
degree :sspsS
roofs when eseeat ss
sa e the snd VII
# g a'T1 oa If ss, any
Of the United states Sr s.ewhere may have this
borns roofs require an experienced
si 4ss: siSst g. Tin
IN addressed T. the sgscrbeI No lo Fulton
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ACCORDING TO Law
Of sssn s
exhibit the ame with the vouchers thereof the subscribers
s Merrill he said Is sassSses
the town q Northhed in the county Of Richmond
pst.s Now a m H SSAf A ESsEtssos
WV. l. SHAW tJAMAICA ROAD, ADJOINING THE
Union n. Race Race ooDr,s would inform the public that his
deict ces to suit the fasdous epieure
qus as sannG. IA. Of giving satisfaction whOmsoeyer may
way rejoicing Mr. sullivan an his Attendants made
@ hSg,s @ I% w9s s s will TO his train
interested in the result Of the fight viii be soc
ne ssTs' s
hand at all times bountul supply Of all the
ford including good drop o summit 10 aid digestion.
WIN. l. SHAW
EOR CALIF0RNIA.-A NuMBERi OF CAPABLE AND
energetic Young Men, Of character respectabty have
formed company prisng jewellers and other
rlsans Tor the purpose q proceeding California without
delay to commence operations in the newly discovered gold
Any enterpsng capitalist, DESTROYS
investment satisfactory
dressing confdentslly, California" this Office
VNOYS! TOYS TOYs!-RECEIvED 800 ASSORTED CASES
Il at WEDBLLs SMEYERs, so William street. up utairs.
ii oLYDAY G0oDs-FREDERICK A. wOODWOaTH NO.
avre packets his usual supply OF rich Fancy Articles for Holy
day presents to which he invites the attention puha
The selections have been made with the
by the same tasteful and experienced agents in Paris who
ishment and the purchamsin all
ortuent comprises styles Of Work Boxes Dressing Cases.
Papier Macher and Ebony Tables Papetrss rich Porcelain
vaes Fine Bronzes colored Glass Ware Mechanical Tabux
Eo, and All the novelties Of the season
IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT wHIsKEY- HIGH FLAvORED
and Superior quality packages suit the trade and better
adapted for their than the msrhe For sale
much less than the usual rates. by WILLIAM NJ PARKS
Malt whskey Dser ~ Seventh avenue Office ~ Stone St
EO0 OOO PERSONS CURED OF TUE PILES DU-
OOV,OOV ring the last gar by Upham's Pile Electuary
and known to be the only certain for that
distressing disease before the public The genuine
DAVID kETCHAM III Fulton street; also. patent msdi
that may be called for be found at this depot
genuine
NO,CURBs NO. CaAEGx.--DRs MURPHY OF s. GOLD
IN street conhdentay consulted all forms private
Recent gonorhua he cures In two TO four
Conshstonh debility And mpctency successfully treated BY
Zoe on oold street; open from IA. ~ toloP.M
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NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS CosTAR MANSION. BROAD

w lLs0Ns ENTERTAINMENTS ION THE SONGS OF
at O'clock the New Assembly Rooms Broadway Mr. Will
will give favorte selection Songs and Ballads being
his last appearance for the New
Boston on Friday. Programmes at the music stores.
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DROApwA>" THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, PROPRn
ID or-wedne. Evening Nov 49, win BE- performed Osy
oaed the sTRAA NGER-The Stranger Mr. Murdoch; Baron
Ste Mort Mr. ,ot Count wnteron M Batter Francis ur
X shaw Solomon Mr. Vache Peter Hr Hadaway; Mrs Halter
Mira Watts TO eSnciud. with The BOLD DRAG3oNs-Ieon
Gavsrd Mr. Baker RosIne Miss waack; Nnee Mrs Abbott
Dress Circle Parquet rs nts Family Circle and Upper
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M EDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
l near Chatham STREET well known the successful
practitioner in New York. in the of
The Doctors for skill in those
have existed for is eminent Geet structure
upon the body in the throat pains in and
homes Of the legs eectualy cured Constitutional
brought by secret habit INDUCED In by young
lascvious dreams and nightly emissions positively
Recent cases cured four without mercury alton
In diet. prevention from business
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VNOYS! TOYS TOYsi-RECEIvED 800 ASSORTED CASES
i at WEDELLS MEYERS, 50 William street, up otsirs

500 s ns s. or nsf sss oT
snd IL known TO be the only certain cure for
distressing disease before the public The genuine be had
DAVID KETCHAM l2 Fulton street; also any patent
that be called for be found at this depot pure
genuine
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CTATEN ISLAND FfRRY.-THE STEAMBOAT SLATER
- Islander will olows-Leave New York at g. H.
Sh, and On o'clock Leave Quarantine st g. TO- H. and
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBIT~, 10 DUANE ST.
IN member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may
consulted of delicate diseases matter long
have had glee ulcers the body the throat
nose head and bones Of the legs practice Of
years. devoted dase enables
Of this dsease Recent cured
No used Structures cured in two weeks with
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
society. NJ B. Strangers cautioned deceived Dr.
Goblet has removed Remember 10 Duane street. Opposite
Dr. Johpsens
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DAEORANA OF TAYLORs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO go
popular while exhibited in New York. is Fr,nkhn
Hail. Philadelphia It only the large painted
and most neres ting exhibition placed before
people Open evening half o'clock Wednesday
Saturday afternoons occock Admission rs cents
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPa-rHIs GREAT HIa
horica Picture by Delafoohe now e.hbns At thu Ma
street. Open from nine, An, until ton, Pm Admission 20o;
season tcketa Soc.