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Bill Smith who called up to secs chatter at that time
On having these partie committed the officer returned
immediately to Schafrr's which very mi
6erable dirty place containing old bed in the mid
die surrounded will old trunks pots pans and kettles,
dirty plates bits Of cheero. dried bread and
filed with dirt OF all descriptions. search now
made, in order. IL possible To find the money old
trunk the first article opened and under some
dirty rags was found roll bills ntiny to ear
$500, on the Merchants' xchauge Bank This grand
discovery opened the eyes Of the officer and the way
the pots and kittes nrw here II caution; but with
out further success Itil he the closet. and
there, in tin he found 81 400, all the kind of
money as stolen from the Merchants Exchange Bank.
This enough tn satisfy the officer that he
had suspected the right man. he closed the room
door, and waited very patiently until between five
and six O'Clock that afternoon when light step was
heard running up The stairs aud in an instant
the door was opened by Schaifr and sooner did he
show himself than he wa seized by the iron grasp Of
officer holding him powerfully by the throat until he
called cut Nv hats the NATTER" Don't kill me-" Il
give up The officer then let him up and searched
lis person and S2S Of the stolen money found
together with handsome gold lever watch and chain
purchased with portion Of the stolen money lie was
at taken into custsdy and conveyed before
. Osborne, who committed him to prison. THIS prompt
arrest and recovery of all the reflects credit
on this efficient officer. understand that the bank
intend to reward Of $500 for the recovery of the
money, and conviction Of the thief From a letter
found ON the accused copy of one written by him.
self to one Of the magistrates in Albany, while he
confined in prison charge of felony, few
months ago. he there states that he brought up
from infancy amongst the Shakers at Lebanon, and
always taught to he honest. and innocent of the
charge there imputed to him. This is the fellow
sibly who We heard robbed the poor Shakers and
away.
.a'vest on Wa'raat-Oflcer Jenkins. of the Sixth
ward arrested man by the name Of Daniel Price on
warrant issued by Justice Lothrop wherein he stands
charged with stealing lot of jewelry, valued at $50.
Accused was committed to prison for trial
.4'res Of BWgtars.-.w burglars, called Patrick
Few, alias Flukes ami John Sheran arrested yes
tcrday afternoon by Officers Woodbridge and Elder of
the Sixth ward police a charge of breaking into
the shirt store Of A. Petrie. No 40 Chatham street.
and stealing therefrom about 5000 worth of property,
such as shirts silk SC On searching the pr
several Of the handkerchefs found in their
possession Justice McGrath committed them to pri-
son for trial.
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Oficer Cummings, of the
lower police, arrested. yesterday, man called John
McManus, on charge of stealing S35 few weeks
age, the property Of Edward Guile baker, No 1876 Ri
viz gton street The accused committed to prison
by the magistrate
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In order to lay before the public full reports Of the
proceedings of the several religious societies that hold
their meetings in this city during this week. we shall
publish the New York Herald Double Sheets Tomorrow,
I7Tsday, and Friday mornings. We shall give
npleto reports of the proceedings of these soce-
ties on the rext morning after the meetings are
held and continue to do till the end of the week.
This daily issue of double sheet will enable us not
only to meet the wants of advertising patrons but
to devote large space to the news of the day The
half price advertisements will be received till o'clock
every evening the others till midnight
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Anniversaries for ls49.

o.
American Anti Slavery Society-Tabernacle, 10 A. NJ
American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society-Taber-
New York and American Sunday School Union
Central Presbyterian Church, Broomc street. TX p NJ
Foreign Evangelical Socety--Dr. Hutton's Church
on Washington Square, TX p. M.
New York State Colonization straightforward,
7KPM.
Clerical Temperance Convention, at the Brick
Foreign Evangelical Aance-Mercer street Church,
New York State Vigilance Commttcc-Church cor
ner OF Marion and Prince streets TX p. NJ.
Second Advent Conference-Hesters street, 10 A. NJ
"WEDNESDAY, MAY O.
American Tract straightforward, 10 A. NJ
Institution for the Blind-Tabernacle, P NJ
American Home Missionary Socety-Tabernacle
7KP.M.
e.ican Society for Meliorating the Condition of
Tn vws-Dutch Reformed Church, corner Greene and
Brl ,,.ae streets, ~ Pm.
Ar:erican Union of observation-disclosures Build
ing Broadway. 10 A. NJ.
ment, at Minerva Rooms. IA P. NJ
American Moral Reform and Guardian Society
Home for the Frendlcss TX NJ.
THURSDAY, MAY TO-
American Bible straightforward, 10 A. M
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernacle,3
American Protestant Society-Merccr street Church,
Evangelical Alliauce-Reformed Dutch Church, cor
ner Lafayette Place and Fourth street, p NJ.
American Baptist Home Mission Society, Oliver
street Church TX p. NJ.
American Education Society, IN M
" American Sunday School Society--Nlinerva Rooms
10 Nj.
FRIDAY, May IL.
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions-Tabernacle, 10 A. M
American and Foreign 9iblc Society-Dr Cones
Church. Broome street 10 4. NJ
Children from Randall's Embellishments, P. M.
SUNDAY. MAY 10.
American and Foreign Sabbath Union-at DR.. Potts's
xChurcb Fifth avenue Sermon by Dr. Sprague
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NNNN0NN>n~N-N~NNo~NN1N~N
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Cambria will leave Boston tomorrow
noon for Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags will
close in this city at hafpast O'Clock this afternoon
To enable the public to send the latest to Europe
in these mails, shall publish the Weekly Herald,
made up, and printed in French and English for cir
culation in Europe at II O'Clock this morning Single
copies, in wrappers sxpence annual subscription, to
include the postage, 81
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II will be perceived that quotations for most of these
securities have improved within the past three weeks
This we attribute principally to the relief realized in
the money market 10y the importation Of specie from
Europe and the large receipts from the interior Of this
country. Our banks have been much strengthened
during the past three weeks and should they deem 1t
prudent to expand upon this basis, the margin for n
further advance will soon be covered Government and
State stocks have for timc past, been steadily
improving, in the face of a stringent money mar
kct while the fancics have not moved much either
way 1t is almost impossible to initiate quotations for
This description ofsock security The brokers by
bned effort may make out to get up an improvement Of
one or per cent in particular fancy; but
for any general rise it is utterly cut of the question
Outsiders cannot be drawn into the street into the
moshts Of stock SPECTATORS they have been diFrusted
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Wig No Waltstreet. where he found
splendid assor of his vented Wigs androu
ohta medal he Fair Of
Institute Strangers and citizens should call and judge
for themselves
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So far as heard FROM the shipments amount to more
than two and half millions of dollars, all from the
dggings of 1S4S. The British steamer Peru at Pana-
on the 2Sth Of March, from Callao, had on board
$750000 in gold and silver of which $500 Cali
forna gold The British ship Calypso from Mazatan for
London had board 81 100000, of which $4,000 was
California gold Mr. Sewerkrops gold is board this
ship The brig at Hong Kong will be recolleeted as
the vessel the crew of which mutnied OF the gold
board the ship Sophia Walker, at Boston, $4,000
the proceeds Of the sale of the ship Hunress at
San Francisco This statement must astonish those who
have considered the California gold stories all
shine, and be of satisfaction to those
who have engaged largely in the California trade, and
those who have friends and relatives the way to
that distant region. We see by this that than
two and half millions Of dollars have been dstribu-
ted the world in the space of few months and
much added to the currency ut large the product
the labor of few hundred men, in a country almost
unknown previous to the discovery of its mineral
wealth What cannot we expect when it becomes po-
pulated with the Anglo-Saxon race?
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities of the country in this
kct at the respective periods named
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.--rHn
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of the above solso
win be every day undays excepted from 70 soISek
the Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway between Spring
and Prince streets Admission 70 cents season tickets N
CAsTLE 0ARDEN-THE ABOVE WELL KNOwu
~ Summer resort be engaged for evening
tho ensuing For further particulars,
and terms apply the office the premises by Iottsl
"~' '' FRENCH 4 HEIsER.
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LOST.

600 REWARD-LOST, ON MONDAY 7TH INST.
D%O in going from Rector street. Broadway through
Grand street to Bowcry Gold Detached Lever Watch gold
cap No i2i2 in case NJ j. Tobias maker The above
ward with the thanks Of the will be given
son who will deliver said watch at 25i East Broadway
I OST.-ON MONDAY. THE 9TH INSTANT A SILK
IL Purse containing S35 in gold and silver coin the
property Of hard working mechanic. 1t lost
noon, between Nos II and ~ Spruce street liberal
ward will be given freturned to Mr. Prals Printing Office
No. " Spruce. or to Mr.. Burns. 81 Spruce street.
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MUSICAL.


NJ USlC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY
AVA young Lady who has thorough knowledge Of Music
AID who give T. Terms
for beginners 50 rrquarter advanced Sl2
DIV to 4. g.. herald office.
DIANO WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND ca OC-
L taye Piano-Fore, hire, with liberty purchase
within II months. Address S. Co. Herald office stating terms
for hire month, and price Of the instrument which
he moderate.
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sherwoods Vibrating Magnetic Machines, which
hume r amy other for medical purposes together with his
know re NEEDLES for Consumption Sorofua pro-
IA red ind sold, as usual by -
ii. II. SIERWOOD's Succossors
ihpraa OF NaQu I.VE
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veueresl Structures and all diseases Of y private
o. iustra by many colored plates second edition
just boon published by stngcr Townsend IL can h
so broswAy. second edition Of the
Seminal dsess0s. rcarltin from ipro
,iIts has lust puiiritd 1he Eov. r Blake says
b. !. a
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gyOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT-POsI-
lively the first and only regular psckeTo vii Nay Is
The splendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSEH, Capt N
having the part sf her engaged and
going on board "a now loading At Pier No II North
For balance Of freight passage apply on board at Pier Ne
IL North River, or TO
JOHN COLLINS, yr, "a South street, up stairs
B.Shpper will please send In their bills Of adins
early for srntorc Passengers by this vessel tha
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LNOR COXSACKlE-LANDIN &c AT CALDWELLS. WEST
Il Point. Nswburgh. Hampton, Milton Poughkeepsie
Hyde Park Kingston Barrytown, Redhook Bristol Cstsk
Hudson and Stockport The and splendid MAN
HAITIAN Captain VIM Nelson will leave the Steamboat
Pier at the foot of Chambers street Tuesday and
turday, at five O'Clock, y. N.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT
. 9ll2A and o'clock Leave vAnderbiits LandurA
3. ~ I. g. and o'~,oct
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Issp Coupling Jont-Thc undersigned having accomplished
the object his mission to Europe in relation to this nven
with capitalists for the sale OF the
American it is the determination to sell IN state
rights application for town county rights Will be no
,iecd party, however, purchasing state right may,
should think grant town or county rights Terms
Lee b CLINTON G.. GILROf, Tribune Buildings, New ork
powers attorney from Hon Horace
J assignee for the United States of America The
e ing this extraordinary invention now
c known practical to render unnecessary to
er into details Of the subject All letters must be
En-, 4, Maid nd addressed to CLINTON G. GILROY,
\ 49, F-'N' Tribune Buildings, New York.
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r sing Cases Port los Card Cases. Pocket Books with
description Toilet articles Fancy Goods. The
Esrgcst variety Of Porte Msnnais in the city.
u. X. CHOLWELl, Manufacturer,
Maiden Lane,
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STOLEN.


THE STOLEN NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER
County--The Bank gives yet another caution to the
public against receiving OF the old For
nearly and half such have been recalled by
extensive advertisement and warning against their
ception The Bank has the full old
issue excepting stolen recovered from tho robbers
Recent attempts push such circulation demand
the repetition of the caution that after the great of
the robbery and extent Of publication made stolen
not be received by person without liability
rigid scrutiny into the circumstances and defence bong
taken to the such The Bank
tofore confidently relies the aid Of the community
prevent the success Of all such attempts impose upon
stockholders or other individuals.
By order Of the Directors.
WASHINGTON TOWNSEND Cashier.
West Chester, Pa, May Sd, 1910.
q Inn REWARD-TAKEN FROM THE DOOR OF
70 lOV the subscribers Thursday afternoon Sd inst
small containing pieces black satin Vestng marked
Nichols Pierce Co. Boston, The above will
paid for the the goods In
part Of them. RESARD T. CO., ll6 Pearl street.
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AR suIRIAKoFF FROM ST PETERSBUR0H. CHI
upon the foot) tenders his thanks -
the American public for their patronage IN hts
ffsion leave that he has ~
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LoR CALIFORNIA THE GOLD REGl0N1THnEs piRST
class l. copporcd and copper fastened snip iiVOs'
now living at pier No North River will sail for san iran
cisco an or about the positively having her freight
,.r, a. "a cd and now going board Can handsomely
nw"doie G frat cabin passengers also, about thirty
second cabin on At Siy and found For passage ana
"e '"'" " " IT, Is. ST TTON, 81 Wall street, or
JOHN OGDEN, Il6 Wall street.
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From the Mon real Transcript, July q. 1915.
WE THINK 1T But DUE TO MR.. wlSTAR THAT WE

should add others rs 20
extraordinary merits OF his medicine IN certain cures pf
ouay where the has complained Of pain in the side
or in cases OF nm asthmatical character. -
We rsonay acquainted with per,ons wb9 nave
experienced immense relief from the Ut TINS meonc,
when aboring the diseases above mentioned a ~ IN
the chsngeaLle climate Of Canada these diseases are %
usually medicine calculated TO '"o
must be Of value. 80,
and has been very generally and benehceny ueu sure @
I'M Canada three years aS ebu w
of s sood the to three years experience Is pfost
Of its value. -. . ..,,a, An. ,a,o,, naaioir..
unIc The BENEFITS by them have come under our
hut the present instance We otn reoom-
mend Wisars aisam Of Wild Cherry as mediciae worthy
T the public In diseases OF the Ghost aaa
Sd and in ny this city Coughs have yielded
to its influence. . =, -, p,-rr,
For sale Wholesale and retail by Mesrs H. and Sands.
100 Fulton street. Of William Z3 broadway Irving
building corner Chambers; Penifod Co., Fletohar
street. Druggists generally throughout tho United
States ~ Canada.
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OWENS MORAL PHYSIOLOGY, OR BRIEF AND
" Plain Treatise the Population Question with aers-
tons and additions by x. Glover, NJ. d. being discussion
oil the nstnct of reproductions with admonitons and dirve
proper control Price 81. For sale No. 222
of Ann street. and by the author At his
Office No Ann street Persons at distance, by enclosing
81 (pos pad) to box SO2 New York Post Once will
ceiye by Of the work.
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d. and the public that left Dr. Kich Institute
An Physical Education and WILL under the patronage OF
ki pupils open 18th Of May Gymnasium, for ac-
Tive training No 5S Broadway. below Houston street
Mr. p Mour1ua having devoted whole attention for
years exclusively the teaching of Gymnastics
Of his ability instruct properly those who
search either Of health recreation. No exertons
will be spared to render his desirable reort Tor all
patron,c him y NJ will be found, until the ,pen-
ang h No sos Broad every evening from
81 o'clock n. Ri TAUGHT ns heretofore.
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THE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, AND ORIGINAL
Il Burlesque Opera Company-Open Every Night. the
Society Library Rooms of Broadway and Leonard
The Oldest company in existence and the first to introduce
and harmonic Ethiopian Melodies The programme
Grand Sconas from Norma, Linda Lucreza Borga and
popular Choruses from the Enchantress
Doors at Il Concert o'clock Concert Sstur
day afternoon, a 3 o'clock.
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merchants and gentlemen Of leisure, who visit New fork
this q the year. would soon think OF gong ava
MS without Of Knoxs Spring or Sumne
or dollar Bate They throw whole villages into ecstacies
and the Knox hat mania becomes an epidemic.
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v Nirbts onlv rrscdI ,t; .WrV M SiA

RLEECKER BUILDING CORNER0F BLEECKER AND
- Morton strcets-E. Smith, Msnager-The Manager has
the pleasure to that the Fak of Ava Sgnor
Francisco, will continue his entertainments every evening
this week On Wednesday and Saturday he will be happy
to see such families cannot t@nh At ha nSa .ertAn-
ments, at 3 T. NJ For particulars, bills Of the day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFACAAA NVI1CASs
A NNIyERsARY OF THE DLIND-THE ANNIvER-
'pR: the Tsss
the e. Me for e sn
sn
Scoop ADVENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MAYS.
s'G. s% p
nYtsa ssss
as and Of
i" ss %
CRoToN LODGE, NO, rs, l. o. OF o. r-BRorHERs,
Tuesday Eyenns May the sh, at Lodge Room make
Fl sfi
IssoLvED-TnE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
this as
his own at his
ECTUREs ON PHRENoLOGY-THE BROTHERS
Fowler will give course Of Lectures At Clinton Hall
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.-A MEETING
Of the stockholders Of the American Exchange Bank will
the
Tors and Directors M taT hs S fni%1ng Mills
V TX Y H HiSDER. Inspectors
JOHN J. FISK, Cashier.
nIyIDEND-BOWERY BANK, MAY T. Isi9-THE
- President and Directors of this Institution have de-
cared Dividend Of Four the capital stock pay
able and after the 10th instant The will
be closed until the 10th instant.
n. G. BRADFORD, Cashier.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
NotcoThe annual election for thirteen Directors Of
this Company will take place at their office No Hanover
2P4 The Transfer Books will be closed from the 7h 18th
lns both days inclusive BY order Of the Board Of Directors
A. KYLE. Jr.. Secretary.
WIDENING DEY STREET. THE OWNERS OF FRO
perty in Dey street. and those interested therein,
requested to attend meeting Thursday evening May TO-
at half nine o'clock be held Parkers Coffee House.
No 20 Dey street. take into consideration the widening Of
the above street.
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Gents RUNNER Wcnr--s, OOO LINEN. AIpn-

Drap de Etc. Cashmcre Ken lucky JEAN and Summer
|Coth Coats cents to s0 500 pair linen cashmere
lean doeskin corded Pants 81 to Sl0 5000 Vests
ST. with variety Of other goods in Five
noiar Suit Store corner Rsclnan and Nassau streets.
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AMUsEMENTS.

II ThkATkE-E- A. MARSHALL PRO-
OF evening. May 49, win be acted PLAY
shaw: Castor M Eei,eu Mr. Forrest Louis KILL Mr..
Waller Msuprat Mr. Dyot Sieur Bernshen Mr. i,s.sr
oseph, Mr acne June de Mortimer Miss aiaok Marion
as Lpr%s Mrs ,shsrwSGd To conclude with the farce a
,hpoonenberg. MIR. vaohe Countess Iudorf Mrs xhhnty
Jenny, Mrs Watts Circle Parauette 7s cents
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM. T. BARNUh MANA0eR
and Proprietor j. Greenwood ssistant Manager
EvsSy dny and evening this
ger has engaged the celebrated Quaker Giant Ganto
shey may be seen ut all day evening" with that d.
mnutiv specimen OF humanity Ttania Fairy Queen
The cele brated Marne Family engaged and will
appear a. each entertainment, with Monsieur Eer
wonderful Gymnastic Performances lsughabs Pantomne
60 Also engaged Great Western the Yankee Coined
Harrison the Impromptu Singer Mr. Chsman Mr. Copeland
Miss West Mise Barton, Miss Melville. Highland Nam moth
brothers Splendid painting Of the Revolution in France
Wax Scripture Stauary Wax reprosenta Of the Sis
Twins Madame Rockwell, the fortune teller Adj
mission Is cts. Children under 10 Years. i2IS cts.
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RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-TUEs-

AND REAIlTY-Asper Manley Mr.. Burton Oliver Msnley,
Mr. Lynne Frank Meredith Mr. Jordan Lavender Kidd Mr.
Kay Jack Swift Mr. Brougham; Tom Badjer Mr.. John
ssoh Williams Mr. Hurley Rosabe Miss Chapman; gsrb.-
Miss Cooke Guests by the Ladies' tho Bal
let The Comedy will conclude with Epogue by
characters Doors Mt o'clock
Dress Circle cents Family Circle % Private
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ply, double superhne aud ingram and yene-
Cafpeting floor oil Cloth Tvot t. "a feet wide, Rugs
the cell brated cheapest Carpet Establishment in the
Ted States, No. so Bowery HIRAM ANDERS0N'S.
dreds secure bargains daily. Positive proof Is to wit
,ess tho immense quantity pnrchaFed and away.
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DR FAWCBTT CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY CON-
IL suited a his Dey all diseases.
The obstinate yield TO his mode Of treatment which
on the principle Structures
approved plan The victims Of solitary indulgence sss
Apply, with certainty Of cure. Office 81 Dcy street.
MO CURE, NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY OF IS COLI
IN street. condensly consulted all forms Of private
Recent gonorrhea he foue
days Constitutional debility and mpotcncy successfully
treated by Dr. NJ No used amy hndrsnoe
from business. Open from IA M. to . y. N.
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TYR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTJCAL Pkiss
vsts Treatise &c. ~ Greenwich os so srpy
In the early stages will DO surprised at the rspa havs,
attending their IL Is ohieRy,
those xho have suffered from class people wne
can properly appreciate his services In stricture ron
6rs or ncpisnt advanced and dsress'nS
(frou advantages and very eaeanve R1o"Sss
Re can afford rapid, and radical cure wnion, no
ground for stating can obtained from no other source
America
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(YJACOB s. PLATT.-I. G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION
- eor.-Crockery, China Glass and Earthenwarc.-
at 10 o'clock in the large Sales Room the
ton Room large sale of Earthen and Glass above
consisting Of 100 crates flood blue, light blue printed white
granite edged dipped and C. Also fancy articles Of
great variety Mantel Ornaments &c. Also 100 barrels Tum
blcrs, and other glass quality