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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23
Extract from circular ofMe.srs C Burnhan Co dated

Extract from circular Of Messrs &c Burnhan Co dated
HAVANA, June Z.
Since 21st ult no material change in Sugar prices
An active demand has been maintained for Europe,
and planters have been firm in their pretensiOns.-
We quote whites 10d lrs.; very choice II; yellow,
choice, and superior a 8; browns and yellows 81 a
e.; cucrruchos AZ a 5; mus a. &c. We continue
to have occasional showers, which very bene-
cial and assist planters in their operations connected
with the cane growing for next season. However,
owing to the serious injury sustained from the pro-
tracted drought, they not likely to have large
yield next year. The exports during May were ac-
tive for Europe, but to the U. States only 1900
boxes went forward against 25,200 boxes in MAY,
1913 The shipments far to the U. States shew
decrease OF % 900 boxes against those of last year
The cargoes of white Sugar gone and loading for
Cowes and market, and for the Baltic, amount to
5000 boxes. .Moldsses firm at 2 RS. We under
stand the daily supplies from the interior at the out
ports are very small compared with former years
at the same period. Coffee A. a Sc. Two cargoes
iercd Beef sold at 81 a % rs; remains on hand
cargo of Fish from Halifax sold at IS rs. for Cod,
% for Haddock, and 20 RS. for Ilake. About 80
casks from Boston fetched 20 for Cod, and IS
for Hake; some parcels proved sweated, and there
are 300 casks unsold of which the greater part will
pass through the damaged store. Sales Lard com
prised quantity equal to 5000 kegs at 81 for bbls.
and II a Sl2i for kegs. Stock about 1000 kegs.
Four vessels came in with Rice, amounting to l22O
casks. Sales 1850 ahoat at 80, 90, 9 a g. RS; 300
CdshS III sCOfe DIT o3, o. ~ w 10, anu
cia at 81 RS. In first hands cargo ahoat and 200
casks in store. Dealers very largely supplied, and
cannot expect an improvement for some time.
Lumber has declined account of heavy arrivals.
Sales w. p 100000 feet, 100000 feet left for dis
posal. Last rates paid 49, a $40 for Bath Is a SIS
| for Portland. About 100000 feet p. p. Lumber
arriv ed, and sold except cargo from Mobile, at Il
"a So for steam sawed from Wilmington, lG4 a S17l
for river and Timber, partly credit. About 81 0OU
good Box Shocks placed at rs on and rs. credit
HID. Shocks dull at quotations. Empty Casks find
limited inquiry at II RS. Good fresh X. |. Hoops
would bring $40. Candles unaItered Whale Oil
neglected. but Sperm wanted. Freights depressed.
Charters of Am. vessels for Cowes and market at
e. 5s, e. Is Cd a e. los, according to size and
characters and 92 lbs. a 20 lis Cd. for St. Peters
burg. For privileged vessels 43 SIS. a f3 Is. Cd. for
sugar and 93 5s for moasses has been paid Scarcely
any thing offering to United States, and rates nomi-
nal. Two vessels accepted 81 for molasscs. Ex-
change on London 10 pm; New York and Boston
par a. pm.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
with Distances and Fare from BaltimOl
AT BALTIMORE,

Al BAlLIlMORE,
For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, lass.
Cars iGace. fire due.
Daily, at .......S p. NJ. Daily, at.......Ss p. M.
Daily, Sun. 9 A. NJ. Daily, Sun. q p. NJ.
and 81 a. Nj.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
IS miles, 81 500 miles, S2.124
Cars ledre
Daily, at........9A.M. Daily, exc Sun. II A. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. "A P. NJ and g. p. M.
For Washington city.
40 miles, Sl.SO--mo round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at A. NJ, and Daily, S a. NJ. s Il ?. M.
and liz p NJ.
For Cumberland, sc.
rs miles, S7-Whccling, Sll-rittsburg, SO.
Daily, at r. A. M. and 4 Daily, at 3 A. NJ. and 6
p. PM.
For Ellicott's Mills and Frederick.
Is miles, 50 cts.-G2 miles, $3.50.
Daily. a. NJ. Daily, ......". &c p. M.
Daily, exc. Sum- P NJ. Daily, exc Sun. 10 A. M.
Harper's Ferry and Winchester, Va.
81 miles.---ll1 miles.
Cars leave daily, 74A.M Daily. 80 p. M.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
$50 miles, s..
"A steamboat ieaueS. Is due.
Daily, ex Sunday, at 4 Daily, ex. Monday, at I
p NJ. AM.
AT PIIILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars or q steamer LGdUe
Daily, at..............7 and a. NJ, and AZ p. M.
For Baltimore.
Daily, Sunday, at So A. NJ. and p 10 p. NJ.
On Sunday. ...2l and 10 p. NJ.
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers leaUc
Daily, Sun, at .........74 4. NJ. and 6 p. NJ.
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, ......7 and A. NJ, and Il p. NJ.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at ~ a, NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, Sunday, at b p. NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at II A NJ;
and, except on Sunday, at P NJ, on which latter
day at / Z. NJ.
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Barring Brothers Circular.

LONDON, June |.
Tobacco-Holdcrs are asking higher prices, but
hitherto without success, as the trade continue to
purchase on a very limited scale, and the Export
business has been entirely confined to one or two
small parcels for the Mediterranean.
Ttupentn,e-S00 brls. prime selected Rough have
been sold at Is. Cd. ~ cwt Spirits dull at Us for
American and 31s. for British 500 brls Rosin this
afternoon were all bought in from to los. " cwt.
The Wool sales have been brought to a satisfac-
tory conclusion, the whole quantity offered having
found buyers at the full currency of February
Money continues abundant for loans for short pc
RODS. No alteration in rates of discount.
american StockS-There has been a steady de-
mand for United States stock during the past week
at 1l04 for small bonds with Coupons and 1884 for
certificates of inscriptions. Some Massachusetts,
have been done at 1904 a 1902; Pennsylvania at 50;
Maryland at $751; Tennessee at 81 Illinois at 40 W
cent. Very little Ohio 6's in the market, for which
80 a 100 was asked, div; New York 8 W cents
nominally 95 a Sc; City, 81 a SO.
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& AN SON Carl S s,
(LATE T. PALMER * COZ
s. 13S & 140 Baltimore street, baltimore,

(LATE 7. PALMER o to.J
Nos. 13S s. 140 Baltimore street, baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders,
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK.
supply of which always on hand and made to order,
iy 27u WHOLESALE s RETAIL.
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FOREIGN STEAM ~ OTHER PACKETS,
days Of sailnS.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-22
WASHINGTON. Nov. n. IA

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1919.
abolition Of Sldroy in the District of Columbia
Remoroi Of the CoPttot-7he Usage Indians
Justics 10 Secretary Ecing-Prompt Actton, &c.
There seems to be no doubt that members Of
Congress will, during the next session, as they did
the last, agitate the question Of the abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia; and with no
better success than heretofore. These gentlemen
do not think it necessary to consult the people who
are interested in this species Of property; and, as
commencement to the onslaught, Senator Chase. Of
Ohio, has, IN advance. sounded his bsgle to rally
the forces militant. With Southern President in
the chair, they cannot expect him to approve bill
having in view this objects but agitation must be
continued either to make political capital home,
or to produce such state Of things as will cause
dissolution Of the Union, or a separation Of the
free from the slave States.
The frebrands of the Southern and the Northern
extremes, unless they be quenched by the reflective
and the patriotic, must produce mischief, now IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-22
shows decrease In railroad traffic, beyond our
worst anticipstions -
RAILWAY TRAFFIC IN GREAT BRIrAIr

The gross receipts Of railway traffic for the last week
amounted to the Of f2al lOO the rate of f46
per mile, against f222 749, f44 per mile for the
week ending the 18th inst. Compared with the
responding returns of last year. there appears In
Of $50 miles Of traffic, and only fS2l increase
in receipts. The receipts last year for the
corresponding week ESQ per mile, against GAG per
mile this year at same time
The total amount Of railway calls for the month Of No
vember of the present fo74s26 against e9l e2s
for the month oflast year. and 1s
for the same time in 1S47. The grand total for the
eleven months this year is eO against e3l 1884,
$50 for the period in s4s and in 1s47
The effect Of the falling of in the traffic and the
rascality and felly exhibited in the management Of
different ompanies is in the annexed compare
tive table of prices =
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTs,TO ALL PROFESSIONAL DAGUERRE-
otypers and Amateurs of the throug
out the United States-The subscribers, Tabo
United States Patent for taking pictures paper aid
with the spirit of the age and the free institutions of this
country to give to valuable invention
who desires it, have concluded to dispose of this Patent
Right, together with their valuable indi-
ydual licenses at the ring thirty each
Of IL first two hundred licenses and y dollars for each
exercise the art throughout United States with
the exception of the States of Louisiana Alabama Georgia.
Florida and Texas for which States the exclusive
been sold previous this arrangement original
patent and printed pamphlet containing full clear and
minute description OF the
scrbers For further particulars apply or
of their agents. post paid, who will send by retnrn of mail
full prospectus of all the conditions.
w. L. LANGENHEIM, Exchange PHILADELPHIA.
AeEsr-E. WHITE No. "A Broadway, New York City
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DANCING.

HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE. PAULINE pEsJAR-
~ dine @ the Academy Royal, Paris at No. Washing
ton Place 5 Third avenue 20 Greene street, and her
dence Leonsrd street. Fer terms &c, apply 1T Abe re-
ndenee Of Nile. p D., at "a Leonard street.
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HAT TORPEDO r-cotDwATcUEs sIIvERpLATE

Il Diamonds and EmerslssTbe National Police Gsrette Of
full, and Of the samuel
Drury and Samuel Drury J snd all the particulars rela
ing to the mailing sending delivery and explosion of the
Torpedo Box In Nay last the house Of Thomas warner
ksq together with list Of the immense amount Of stolen
jewelry u all kinds countereiter tools dies &C. found
the prsmses being Of the important
made this country also full the flare
In the Female Odd Fellows Society in which certain large
oyster dealer hsures eonspicuousy full account Of the late
spectacle 81 that places with its usual amount
OF foreign and domestic criminal sc Sc This
truly n wonderful paper. Oply cents.
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NEW BOOKS. Asc.

M ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
W adjoining the Post oce, New Orleans, La--At the
above establishment always found Books Of
ssription, consisting Of Novels History. biography scen
fc, Commercial, Geographical and hedcal Works Also.
complete assortment OF Stationery together with all
principal Daily and Weekly Neyspapsrs and Magazines
Country orders for article in the trade supplied and for
varded with despatch. Books mailed Prompt attention
paid any work ordered ~ mail Foreigs Books imported
10 order. j. G. MORGAN
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans La.
Complete Arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throughout the Union for supply Of
the new vorks as fast as issued. J. @. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-22
SPORTING.

CENTREvILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY,
~ Nov e. at l1s o'clock, r. M match for $1,000. mile
heats best three In five, In harness. between the
colts In the world r. Johnron bay johnson Colt;
j. Wbepley chestnut colt Reindeer IL is universally
admitted that these colts are the fastest Of their in the
both. without limit each party betting largely
fayore at Wagers also made that less than
will be made by both colts probably money will
and Lost this trot than has been previous tot this
Immediately after Of $50 mile heats, best
three In in harness Hhelpley enters Major; @.
Bartns enters g. Vernon Maid ID. Smith enters b.
Frepchy; A. Conkln enters b. Angelina The will
leave the South Ferry Brooklyn at o'clock NJ return
the 10 Fare each rs cents
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
Two sPORTsMEN.-FOR SALE, A THOROUGH BRED
young setter Dog, we'll broken all kinds OF game
choice double gun, in good order, price $50 Apply to
+. 8. GEORGE, 2SJ. Houston street.
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NATURE, SYMPTOMS, coNsE-
suencee mode OF detecting the remedies with rccires
and only No possessing This work need
long bs troubled with structure Sixth edition. pp 22 Price
81 Nay be bad Of the ssthor s Greenwich street, ~
post, mailed free
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VACBT FOR sALE--THE YACHT BREEsE, sCuOON-
er-rigged copper fastened old, and registers
log tons She "a feet heel "a feet inches BEAM
inches deep and we'll found in every respect For further
Particular, spply 10 OSCAR COLES, 81 West o..
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PRICES FOR RAILROAD SrocKs IN LONDON.

Shareholders Of railroads In this country will doubt
be much interested in the above table AL but two of
the above panes-East Lancashire and Manchester
and Sheffield dividend paying companies; but the
impression appears to have become pretty general
Great Britain that Of the railway
ydends artificial and prices regulated accord
ngy We rapidly approaching similar conclusions
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w ANTID-FOUR PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA
w The chip mANCHEsTER, Captain Job Coleman, so
tons burthen, sill sail the 9th. Pour cabin
be accommodated; others be taken the ship
For terms apply board at the foot Of Franklin street.
North River
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AmUsE mENTs.

ID a s
Thursday evening Nsvr a. will be played for the ninth
Me- Il: III SsrS
ssr Sran Sssa 81 NJ w
xerEer. Haynes lLe cbsvaier Artssnan Lester; Mons
Jordan cossts winter ir an1' % "a
Constanes de Merlet, Miss c. wemyss.
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WIN sfESTEE
~ ss s%S r. sa%S:'s
s.
S!:sss - 1;s. 81 Hs HsSs
Mrs Sutherland Boxes 70 cents; Pit l2h cents. Doors
NITCnELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THURsDAY
~ sysnipg Noy y the entSrain%snts will commence
,n San NJ S h Gh x s sa
m Sis Henry dc s Of p. Ds
s1lSvss f sssssis
Andy brs.nsn SisfS.en; iss Miss p'vS 70
Miss Potts Miss Sinclair. Dress Circle, cts Pit I2i.
CLRoys. AsroR Place, THIRD AVENUE AND
fsn on w o
word Lots heP:e
G Mr. q Rsd ssS as ss
Wallet win be sopPOTed BY the entire Arena of
'as D4ss
NEW MANHATTAN CIRCUS, GRAND STREET, EAST
~ River near Wiamsburgh ferry-see nd week Of the
M na Classic onpns Of S%
The Magic Wire BY Mr. Roster Banjo Sole By Mr. P
Sorses Beautiful Groupings by charles Rivers and his
performs tonh To with the popular
Ainstrels Boxes 20 cents Pit i21a cents Children half
price RsTT psbs at Gallery
A CARD-oLYMPIc THEATRE-MIss TAYLOR IN
FERNS her friends that in Of the pcemeney
ous rendered her the use Theatre for Saturday Even
n wss9 she Box fs and varied bill
MITCaELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-MR. T. BISHOPS
w Bsneht-M Monday evening next, Now "a the SON.
50 PrySt & S,ass ySa
appearances Of Herr LaMartne and his wonderful family of
ATaS G Sef atd as pn Of s s
male hins'res with variety of other entertainments
NBAn aitern Don performance every Wednesday and sa
WI original gigantic series of Moving PsnOramas
corner Of Walker street; This magnificent chef aGufs
s
ps*fiaS Tss
a.snI,TSs
million Of thousands and tens of Thousands Of houses
ships stages boats re- The awful and agnfcent
the Aston Opera House Riot the grand and sublime
Of the Burning the Park Theatre They nearly
three in preparation, and cost 5000 dollars
81 haT. under u
vINHE LAST WEEK AT THE MINERVA ROOMS fOs
Broadway-B Seven Mile Mirror Of the Lakes Ma
St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers This world
nearly miles of truth
fully delineatng 1900 miles OF the
historically interesting in steadily
before the of the spectator for Of hours
and perfect daguerreotype Of all the Cities
rac and other wonders Of and both Uni
ted States and Canada shores from Lake Erie the Gulf
St. Lawrence, thence the w1de secluded and unknown
Saguenay The Mirror commences to ~ clock
nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
at o'clock Admittapce % cents; children half price,
DANORANA SALOON, CORNER LISPENARD AND
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Free. The first section of the
Panorama is exhibiting, consisting of of the finest
classical paintings exhibited The Venus
by artists to be the most perfect conception Of that goddess
roduced the others speak for themselves Visitors
requested to early the rush of
paying that attention necessary.
OATS AsHE. Proprictors.
THEATRICAL NOTlCE.-TuE SEASON WILL CON-
mence at Richmond. Va, December 3, ls49 Ladies and
gentlemen engaged will please be in Richmond by the first Of
the menth. CHIPPENDALE SETON.
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Two TICKETS irIRsT CLASSY FOR THE JANUARY
Steamer from Panama TO San Francisco, In Of the
best state rooms in the ship containing brt two berth for
faf
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CTEERAGE TICKET FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRAN
~ cisco for first January steamer for SALE Inquire at
cedar street, up stairs.
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noCToR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF THE TRAVELLERS
~ Medical Guide, and several other medical works. sers
his professional those from the
abuse medical pr.tnder and who have devoted
% attention 70 this branch Of practice. Dr. g. IL practically
soqusined with the treatment Of the dcut cases
being aresusr graduate In his profession and
himself TO the treatment ef this class dreasss
are at No. 2tnow called No. l7) Ana stveeA
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A sTOR PLACE OPERA uOUsE-ENGLIsuANp IrA

A ,CARD-NIBLo,s:-FRANC RAvEL RESPECT
"A fully informs his friends and the public that his Be
nett win take place Friday Nov 49, 1912 which
sion the two iameus comic pantomimes of GODENSKI AND
NJ DECHALu MEAU will be given, in which the whole RAJ
vel Family will appear ana himsefn his popular eharac
ters OF Godensk and Roqune. Also, the
Grand DINERTISEMENT, which Mile. Berten and Mons
Brilliant the admired dancers, will appear. Tickets Fifty
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MEDICAL

MEDICAL.
DR. WHEELER, ocULIsT, % BARCLAY STREET.
- deyotes his exclusive attention TO diseases Of the eye
imported from Paris improved make superior qua
y hssy y rom b IPesS q on reasonable terms
7 EEcnEs, LEEcHEs,--THEU UNDERSIGNED IMPoR-
ter Of Leeehe. begs TO inform the druggists and doctors
every steamship from Europe and that he
has ccrstsniye hand fresh Medicinal, SWEDISH
Lesshos which he sells always moderate prices
in auan' importer re sui SSs street, new York.
A PHYSICIANS REMEDY FOR AFFECTIONS OF THE
SUSSEX Coysrr, N. j., Nov. g. Isi7.
reI1cnes benefits received from your medicine 60 add
ny testimony IN isySt Of It's healing properties
disease which iabored With shoTnss q breath and
Ell ' fsI Sa
1nS " nd % In sass N. rs s sns my
tenn can therefore ehserfgly recommend q all afflicted
with lung diseases 70 try this Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Respectfully yours ruronovr, amy
Remember that spurious imitation. are abroad Boy none
si,los, shs Srsn snh.urs q Butts on the wrapper
nSi s Ss ssS sl sTs'f 81
m r.s snSs snd Of 5es x M'5 s
building. corner Of Chambers william Burger - Court
United siates and tsnsda.
"A For mice and rats.
You'll quickly iii
You safely there deposit.
II near the haunts
OF reaches, ants,
They eat and Die,
Though you and
r,r Iwon,d burt no more than ehovd ~,
Philadelphia, HAYS CO, corner Of Sixth and Cherry
streets
(uRE WITHOUT MEDIcISE--D LARMoNT,0
MOD. q ,iT's s ss. p. T aT p
az n Sn T,Ssy s S 70 s5s sS,.Ts ss Oldest
physeisn to perform anythins Of The Mind.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on The nature and treame.t9 Of prvste diseases
Illustrated by great number Of beautifully eoored plates
a. large lie; BY Homer Besirek NJ D.. Lsr,s quarto
Medical and ssrsea journal - IL may be said fearley
an. M SUPERIOR &c n @ DS pS
shed in this country Author 81 the work on Seminal
s1a Plates E... 81 For sale fssi.s
ss srinser STovnsend az Broadway and By the Author
street. sonfdenaliy consulted all forms Of private
diseases Resent Cases Of gonorrhas be cures in 70 fosr
s.dsy Dr. No S ass u ss spy ss or Sss"
hom business open FROM A. ktssP.n
nR. FAweETT- CAN BE CoNFIDENTIALLy CON-
The most Obstinate yield 70 his mode Of treatment which
on the principle Structures cured on the most
Apply. with certainty Of oure ones 81 Dew street.
TYR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET HAS, FOR THI
sst fourteen years confined his practice 70 the trsss-
He the assravsted csse Of this disease
soehsrse.
nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET so WELL
~ known the treatment Of delicate dsesses-The Doe
tors reputation for skill those that have
brought secret s,sis sassuss cured
TYR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
sSnssT, sac:psss TSs.s s0 s
srI IN the early stages win be surprised at the rspdi,y
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TYR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR

hH FALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL rRT-
- yste Treatise, SC, SO Greenwich strest:-ohce hours
pto " A. ~, 6toeP.M. Sundays excepted Those who
srIy IN the early stages will be surprised at the rspdy
and little Inconvenience attending their cure 10 h chiefly
however those who have suffered from certain class Of
PIE who can properly appreciate his services structure
nom lite hrst or ncipent 20 its advanced and distress
ing tses iron uncommon and exens
prsece ne can afford rapid, spd radical which
hehas grounds for stating be obtained from no other
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EOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.-sUIf HAMP-
DEN at pier 80 North River, take sx second cabin
immediate application should he made Passen-
gers please call at the Office and get their
Shippers will send In their bills Of lasng ship PALES
TINE, at pier ~ North RIVER will have quick DESPATCH
Immediate application should be made fer the balance
freight or passage. r.. ID. SUTTON, 81 Wall st., or
JOHN OGDEN ZIG Wall 81.
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DRJoHNsoN, NO. Is DUANE STREET, SO WELL
- known in the treatment Of delicate diseaaeThc Doe
tors reputation for skill in those thai have
cxpted for years. s eminent Constitutional weakness
brought on secret habit eneotuAly cured. Recent
eured In four days.