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our Washingtsn Cerrespandence.
WAsHINeroN- Nav 10 JakD

Ouf w asnln8ten CorrespAnndonoe.
WARRINGTON, May 80, Isly.
The Diplomatic Corps, &c.
A thorough-going change is to be made in tAS
perso~~d Of our public agents abroad minister.
charges, attaches, commissioners. and consus A
primary consideration with the cabinet more O.
peciaiy as far regards the diplomatic corps fer
Europe, Is the appointment OF men competent to
masntam the honor and respect of the United
States among European nations, without involving
US IN the general war which menaces the continent
MI w hiiam y. klves who has heretofore wea q
high character as the American plenipetent,arv NJ
Paris, under General Jackson, it is understoe is
10 be again commissioned to the court of Louls
In politics. the course of Mr.. Rives has been
little singular, from Jacksonism to conservatisus
and thence 10 Tylersm, and thence to the whg
party; but for all that he Is one OF the very sblsst
sta'etmen In the country, and one who, from his
experience, high talents, and excellent inforns-
uon, Is calculated to sustain the character of the
may be entrusted. Not the least of the recon-
mendatons TO the French government, possessed
by MIR. Rives, will be found in his attractive ap-
pearance, address, and manners as a man; fer
even IN the Old Dominion, where mans accom-
pllshments and gentility form an indispensable
feature OF his education, Mr.. Rives is admitted
TO be as peifecl gentleman one Of the ancient
cavaliers. who We're distinguished for their polite
ness not less than for their solid virtues and acqui-
sitlOns.
I,hSidhu anu husSa Will require, In the pre5onk
posture OF affairs, the abest men that can be com
handed for the service. Mr.. Abbott Lawrence
has been mentioned with good deal OF confidence
tor London ; and there is, we presume, only the
state OF his health to prevent his acceptance of the
post, # offered him. He would be a competent
man and his interest being identified with the
commercial interest, his policy, for every cons
deraton, would be the policy Of keeping clear of the
continental melee. FO: Russia, we have as yet.
no name that is particularly specified. Mr.. Bagby
expects to be recalled, and would, no doubt, have
been succeeded by new appoinlment had Gen.
Cass been elected. When Mr.. Bagby was ap-
pointed, the place was considered more as inc
cure than any thing else, and he was selected, be-
cause the salary to him would be advantageous,
and this Vantage will only be enhanced BY short
ening his stay at St Pesersburgh. Mr.. Bagby was
also in the way of other asplrants TO the Senate
Alabama, and here the idea originated of sending
HIM out of the country, as the speedest method Of
settling the dispute. Doubtless man Of equal
abilities and patriotism will be designated to suo-
coed MIN.
The times are stormy. in Prussia and Austria.
and there few candidates for Berlin or Vienna;
for even Col. Webb is said to have changed hn
venu" from the capital of Frederick William to the
court of the Queen of Spain, and we are ..ot sur
prised at his discretion and galantry at all. w.
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M ITCHELls NEW TRAVELLERS GUIDE TanOUGH
town. he siphsbeticsv ~ish the rail-
road aud oauaI routes with the distances
~ miles from place place illustrated BY accurate
Of the United States.
WORK is similar in Sessn htchells rraveiiers
Guide published twelve and tensvsly cir
eused book Oft class printed this country
The grand Of the book 10 the United
Is chez by 80 in which all the accurately define
ated with reference letters tho margin % which place
DO found In teconds. AS book and of refe
this will DO found extremely convenient not only for
travellers but counting houses bote insurance ofhoes
banks &C. In fact gentleman should havea copy
stsnty ing his desk for prompt reference The
merit the sife and dsnctness Of the
which render search for place pleasure instead Of
painful task the with packet maps
sspeots the New Travellers Guido is vahed Gsdeys
Laays Book.
NitchsIls Guide California Mitches Pocket Maps &c.
&C. published ard for sale by Thomas Cowperthwat& Co.,
253 Market street, Philadelphia and for sale
Co.. 1yl Broadway corner Of Dey street. New York.
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lNUITOh GREGORY CAN BE CONSULTED CoNFf-
- dentaIy his residence 6 Madison street, at any
Of the day evening His newly discovered renedy
Sea) will In As hours, less IL adj
nntered at tho proper lime. aud psricet cure will be
We do not pretend this medicine to be speci
all, hut ASSERT most unequivocally that
will certain class Of diseases with doses
be administered at precisely the right stage Of
COMPLAINT Further particulars win be explained Hpp-
cat n q ahcYe.
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DOCTOR LOVERS TRAVELLERS MEDICALGUI
- complete work published diseases q
genito urinary organs 1t contains description VI All
discaBes symptoms best mode OF &c.
aether with recipes nakng various used
IN their Price ST. For sale by the author nj h
once No now No. I2) Ann where he may be
there referred to- Those who have been
ed with ~ Vtiors by calling ut his occ, wui meet with
a Ger tain. speedy, and ehectual cure.
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M ADAME snAIL's VENUS PILLS, NOW so WE'LL

MADAME SHAILS VENUS PILLS, NOW so WE'LL
WI known tho only actual remedy for the euro Of
tency all class of diseases whoA
take origin either dresse Of tho genital
from youthful All who have used them SPEAK
faculties elasticity the limbs and inygorats tn:
wh.le system One trial will convince the soepcal
that they are everything they be- For full
particulars circulars be had Of the regular appointed
Price 81 boz They be senuby mail TO any
Of tho United Statef Canada for New
e. H. Ring 1872 Broadway OF John ST. NS Broadwaye
corner OF Chambers street, 4 Broadway eorner Of Howard
ia Canal opposite West Broad
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THK ST.. LOUIS FIRK.-The following is an ex-
tract from letter received in thus city, dated 81.
Louis, May 22:-The vault in the banking house II
Messrs f. w. Clark Brothers, containing $4,000 In
specie with all their books and papers stood ths Are
nobly not having the smell OF fire being opsn
ed Messrs BeRost Go Is safe fell to pieces sad The
specie tumbng about the ruins the next msrn-
ing The St. Louis, Union. Citizens, and Indiana In
surance Companies will pay only 800 to 500. do
lar; all the Others embracing tho agencies 1t 10 be-
leved will pay Tho Hartford agencies lose $500 100
the Perpetual, $4,000 Ss0OOs Floating Dock,
$50 900 Or $4,000 Columbus about 800 00v. Qsise
. number had insurance East. have hopes that Some
good will out of the fire. BY widening the levse
and Main street, still fear IL will net be dsne.-Bss-
ton Journal, Nov 80.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

our FnuaOcAphn correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, May 81, 184o.
The Choera-.asrrs Of Observation-Disclosures M
Remerals from OGce-Markets, Stock Sales, re. 70.
The Custom House appointments have shrunk int
nsgnifcance compared with the cholera excitement.
The tmid fockng to the drug storesfor Chloride
camphor &C., and upon the principle that "an
Of prevention is worth pound of cure" they bug
ing these articles freely The three fatal report
ed yesterday all residents the In South
wark being emigrant who had reached tho city tho
previous evening, from New York. Unfortunately, he
put up ut house at Fourth and Shipper streets, s
calty that approaches very to the Fve Points e
New York. The other two on board coal
boat from Trenton lying at Port Richmond. The Cap
tain, J. b. Kirkpatrick, and hand James Johnson,
fell victims to the malady after few hours Sickness
The boat has been sunk beng old and worthess) -
to aay the excitement in the vicinity. The Board Of
Health had considerable difficulty In procuring burial
for the deceased. The captains wife, who was With
him on the boat, has been comfortably provided for
reported this morning to the Board Of Health.
turned out investigation to be nothing more than
be questioned whether the Is actually among
Eleven hundred and four emigrsnts arrived here
terday.
The following appointments and removals have been
made to-day in the naval ofice-Morrs Meredith Woo
George Nagle, removed Alexander Murphy, Woe ..
and Geo. Fl. Moore vice Ed Barton.
Hartman Yeokes and Enoch willetts, are said to -
clerk.
The corner stone of splendid odiace is to be laiA
Pennsylvania Medical College The plan has been
furnished by Thos. w. Walters, Esq. aud is . bead
tiful specimen Of the collegiate Gothic style
There Is no change to notice In the -four Market
The demand for export Is limited and the sales to-day
about 800 bbs at - CO. The demand is better for
city consumption, and prices range from - 50 70
81 62s for common and select brands and to s.
for extra Rye -four and corn meal unchanged from
former quotations The demand for wheat has beoome
fair, and prices arc frm; Pennsyvsna rcd sells st
81 OF to 81 o. and prime white at ST. 90 aoat Sales
Of rye at b7c. The demand for corn continues and
prices are steady at SOC. to Co., for fiat and round
yellow Sales Of prime Southern oats at 32c Sales a
whiskey at lhc. for bbls hhds and prices
range from Gle to 21hc. The demand is improving.
The sales of stocks were-Frst Board-20 shs. U. 3.
Bank, 2n; Penna Bank b5. ll3k; do, 1l3x; 10
MON Bank, Tenn BIS, 48K 10 do, 49 81 do, s6, 4os
~ do 49 $500 City os 8e lO3 $3.50 Penna 6's, o8x;
$1,000 Psnna SIS, 86zs $4,000 do S5S; 81 yO0s do,
Mech. Bank. Isl SO Reading II. r. b5, 16x. Second
Board-35o shs. Reading r. r. 15X; 81 Mech. Bank,
20; 20 Man Mech Bank, rs; $1,000 State So, 0SX;
$3.50 State 6's, OF; $40 900 City e's, 1903.
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IDVRRTlSEnENTS RENBWED EvERy DAY.
SPORTING.

@cS>~~So>|>~~~NN~~NN0~~ST~
FUyO TIE SPORTING PUBLIC.-FOR SALE THh WE'LL
II hnswn fast trotting Mares Lacy sutton ana Can
bsiAre They will both he sold ~ private SALE In
81 the death Of owner order to CLOSE the
oncerps and further particularly
apply V EZRA WHITE, 10 Bowsry. New rsrk-
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CrATEN ISLAND FHRRY NOrICR-LEAvRs NEW
~ ferk-1, T. g. 10. II o'clock. A. n, and l. & T.
O'clock Pm Staten Isiaad-7, g. To- II oolssk A. n.
and I. g. "a, 8, 6. o'clock. Pm.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE MOST SUPERB WEEKLY PAPER IN THE U. s.
Scorpion Of this week contains che greate story
and vcuptuous portion Of "wd Oats Amours of Qua
kerr countless number OF orsnaitie comicalities
folcws-Rspe Seduction Which, Tho Fair tntnown, Re-
dont Reverend ksscslty Vile Crib Mysterious Case Got
the Alarm, Nymphs Pave, Another Wanon Suspicious
Estabshmest true any quantity great doings
from oh and notice Of tho Be
where.
MAPS OF THE LARGE SALE OF IA LOTS OF
Vl ground 18th and 18th and 5lst 62d and
SD ready the Office Of the auctoneers
No. 3 Wall street. COLE Chiffon, Auctionecrs.
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Army Inteliigence.

Major General Twiggs arrived yesterday, from %.
Louis his way to visit his family. in Georgia He
left General Clark in nd at st Louis, and tAs
7th Regiment Of Infantry 1t Jefferson Barracks
The Rife Regiment left Independence the lotA,
moving westward. Colonel Cross went with them, in
charge Of the Quartermaster's Department. Seven
companies of United States troops in readiness -
accompany Major General Brooke to Santa Fe; thsy
only aw aited the Generals arrival General Twggs
has had tho chief direction in fitting out the RtA
Regiment, and deserves credit for the ability with
winch he has performed the duties assigned hm-Ne0
Orleans Crescent, Nay g.
Colonel John L. Gardner, Of tho 4th ARTILLERY,
rived here yesterday from Pensacola, where he hes
been stationed in command of the posts that
place to assume the command here, Of the military
depa -tment lately held by Major Gen. Brooke. Thss
department extends we believe, from Baton Rouge -
Key West We learn, however, that Colonel Gardner,
with the consent OF Major General Gaines command
ing tho Western Division, will make his head Quartss
at Pensacola.-New Orleans Picays'e, Moy 20.
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mr. HAWTHORNE ON CHOLERA.-ITS CURE AND
- ention-The ru. pathooscs! nature Of Cholera.
nfable method Of treating it, in series Of letters,
by George Hawthorne D. late senior physician to
the Belfast General &c., with Introductory
D. G. Morehead NJ D., who the Mississippi river
the cities of the South and West during the time the
prevalent The author states boldly that
Cholera stages always be cured by the proper
and then plainly proceeds TO show what those
are All fear the Cholera should buy copy. The
work published at the low price ct 10 copies will
Tor ST. The trade supplied ut liberal discount
Address all orders to w. H. GRAHAM brick church build
inn. Isl Nassau street.
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FOUND.

EOuND-IN BROADWAY, ON THE MORNING or
the 3st May. watch. The have IL by call
ing charges
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I. q. OF O. r.

I o. OF o. F-DEDICATION OF ODD FELLOWS
BALL and 10Th Anniversary of the r w. Grand Lodge
the State Of New York-Eveung Exercises Castle Car
den on Monday June 4th s4S to commence
cisey. by the Band Second
Ode, written by Miss E. c. Hurley ThrdOraton. BY
Edwards Lester Of Atlantic Ledge No So Four.h-Muse
r Franklin J. Otterson Of Lebanon Eneampment, No.
- The Odes will be by Mr. Austin Phillips Mr. George
Paxton, Mr.. Joseph Daniel and gentlemen
Thirty minutes inisrnssiop After which the floor will Be
conclude the festival by dancing The floor will in charge
Of Professors Lewis and Brooks assisted by floor
mittee.
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BOARDING. &c.

DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON. This sstablshnent Is
In full business the greater Of the being
already engaged and many families enjoying the delights "
still unoccupied parties DESTROYS Of spending the Summer
In the immediate neghborhrod Of New York should make
early application Tho building appropriated to single
temen will be In readiness TO receive them In the
few days. when the will be completed The
throughout the establish men spacious lofty
and airy than those Of other Summer in the
United States The table at the Pavilion second
in the Union and the cellar Of Wines Of superior and
cherche description Steamboats, four times day.
Pier No. ], North River.
DOARDING.-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN PIND
- pleasant with breakfast and In private ia
my by applying NJ No Mercer street, between Grand aud
Bro0ms street.
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O.OF O. FIR. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF THE
State Of New York1Dedcation Of Odd Fellows Hall.
and 26th Anniversary Of the w. Grand Lodge State
Of New York-Ths members Of the Grand ent
will assemble at National Hall Monday 4h instant AZ
o'clock A. M to unite with the r. w. Grand Lodge In
etrang t 18th and in the dedication of Odd
will be puncua In their the line will be formed
Chambers street right resting Hudson precisely
o'clock Marshals Of Subord In the Patrrcha branch
will conduc' their respective Encampments ground
signated in Of for the
port to the Kid Of the Grand Marshal having charge Of
division No.2 By order,
GEORGE w. GILLETT,
ABRAHAM BROWER
WIN. T. CHILD,
THOS. y. TkNSLAY
GEORGE G. DANCE
Committee Of Arrangements Of X. W. q. Eno't.
I o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF CROTON LODGE,
No r. to be punctual in their
at their Lodge Monday morning next o'clock
RICHARD GSMMERsRLL, NC.
WILLIAM J. HANMAN, Sec.
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VNHE CHOLERA AMULET-IT Is SURE SAFE
guard and preventive against the attack of Cholera
Every medical of its externally well
internally Considering the triang EXPENSE is but small
premium life Prepared and for sale by Dr.
Lewis FeuchtwanRer, 80 Broadway N.B-Also, DIR. Feuch
twanger Dsineotng Liquid used and recommended the
Board Of HEALTH and employed district Of the city
ON -
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a n.'ia. ss.. fs: e. Gsss
NJ. ' 81 4ls ss mn xs f:5
A'a SS Il. %s: Emily hGSasss
CuANTRAys NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHANsr.-
viii acted Ss b. ws sSs Es' Ers1ss Ts &
P.r,el Plenipo Mr. b. Williams Count Morenos, Mr. Par
g, lay as r % n
M shsEma .ns s r Is: as
NE fanny w II
Mis-. as.tsyer open .. Curtain X e.losi
NJ EG s..a HALL. No; .7s ssoApwAy, sETwEES
nIp EIana and HTo9me streetsOPEN EvERY EVENING
he sst5 RiSiss
present popular style Ethiopian who.s
9SsyS Of he, superior merit and
thy open 's q ss"sn; conssrs
night 1seS Concert Saturday
MISS II. FANNIN0 READ WILL READ sHAK-
~ speares play Of Twelfth Might At tho stuXvesans
s b.. on Saturday evening June "a Tickets 81 cents
store. and at the door.
TUE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs-THR
viii he sns OF by artists Of the aSGy'
An until 10 o'clock M at the large the hall
OF the Church of Divine Unity in BroAdway between Spring
ana irnce streets Admitance Is cents Season tickets
until 10Th june nclnsive 81 cents Catalogues ls cents
THkATRlCAL.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ROCKIES
terhuseum, having built his bshment and add
ed saloon for dramatic exhibitions is DESTROYS Of forming
,aadev,is company Ladies aud gcntemsn, Of aoknow
iedged Talents, wishing engagements. will add r.
Bhhop now in this city, through the Post Office, stating
terms &c, and where an interview may be had.
CAs1LE GARDEN-TnE sUBsCRi BERs. INTRN DING
~ to give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts tho
same scale and plan that adopted by the cee
DRAFTED julien and Mussrd in Paris and London
steal artists Of talent and respectahy who wish
gage 70 submit their propositions Tin wrng) to their
gulariy authorized agents, Messrs Coryn and Martini
Barclay street, New York FRENCH HEISER.
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A INV CEsETERY FOR THE PBOPLE!!i THE NRw
IA York Cemetery.-The Proprietors Of the Nov York
Cemetery prepared for the sale Of lots Their
grounds located the Bergen Road, about and
half mlea below Jersey City having front Of 800 feet
New York Bay This site has been seecsed the only
where you have full view Of all that is beautiful
around New ioek From every Of grounds be
the Narrows and ocean, where the busy mariner
folding the canvas to the brsese to Watt him to from
Island, with its beautiful mapsons diversified hills and
picturesque New rk and Brooklyn, with
towering spires and massive works of art country
around Interpreted with rude hlus gentle lawns I'll
stand forth to meet the view far the resoh
which, combsed, forms most admirable spot whore
loved where the and at green
spo memory waste"
citizens purchase these
grounds than have offered the public
for lots pable Of hoding from 6to ~ bodesw DO
further roce At $5 and In order to place IL within
the terms Of payment 80 that 10 will give ell
opportunity Of owning burial lot The S.
DO paid subscribing the balance Mt 81 per month After
the all be paid the principal
ofcs prevent mistakes All the buildings and mprove
which will those Of cemetery In the
try will erected by the proprietor without
lot holders and, fither inducemont each sub
View the Chapel Buildings for Superiatendent Oh
servstory Gateway &c. without charge Cell and the
plan Of improvements All receipts must DO signed By the
Secretary or Treasurer.
Prsepsl ONCE No. Io2 Broadway, N: T. Branch snos
Ne % York street. Jersey City ,,,r,
CEO. WOOD, 1rcAsr JAMES T. LEETE Scc'y.
Wn LEAvEswoRTn, Esg 70 the sole agent for the sale
other societies and individuals. His once No. NassAu
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ERENCH PAPER-HAN0INGS, LACE CURTAINS &C,
Solomon Hart 24S Broadway. selling every variety
French PaperHangngs and Borders
BE terms Their stock Of French Papers s the best in the
city and comprises description from the
to the least costly Constantly hand and for sale rich
Lace and Muslin Curains ornces Bands Pins Upholstery
Goods and Curtain Materials Of all kinds
SOLOMON HART, 2B Broadway
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A STATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TR EA TIsE ON
IA this terrible disease IL attracting great attention. IL
comprises the history the symptoms and tho treatment
requisite for its II 10 the result Of long experience
FAMILY For sale y Greenwich street Price 90
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REV ARDS,

OK REWARD.-LOST ON THURSDAY MORNING,
pO May 81, between the hours of and o. clock, in
Broadway between Duane street and Union Place. Gold
Lspne Watch silver face, No. 40g The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving it at Duane street. to NJ c.
CHAPMAN.
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
- va,s Treatise " Greenwioh :trsst.0hice hours
ply the early will be surprised at tho rspdity and
little attending their IL Is chiefly how
who have suffered from certain class of people,
who properly appreciate his services In structure from
it's first incpsnt It's advanced and distressing
stages iron advantages and extensive
pratc he afford rapid aAd radical which.
he has grounds for stating be obtained from ether
aoure In
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I MBkELLA MANUFAeT0Ry REMOVED. GEORGE
" j. Byrd tas removed No. l42 and LA Broadway N
Y. betv Liberty edar

UMBRELLA MANUFAeT0RY REMOVED. GEORGE
j. Byrd tas removed 90 No. I42 and LA Broadway N
y. betv cen Liberty aud cedar streets.
I livery sTABLE-rHE SUBSCRIBER HAS TAKEN
IL the Stable No. 1856 Crosby street. recently occupied by
Mr. Charles L. Booth AID having repaired and RENTED
the be ready to receive horses livery by the
day, week. month"; on the reasonable Snge
Pleasure Carrssest to let Horses sold and exchanged
commission. EBEN A. HALL.
FITTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KIT
" CHEN, l32 Mercer and Cortlandt
prepared do Gas Fitting in all lite branches In tho
manner and the lowest price, We
hkttan Cas- Light Company. Woram L Haushwout. and
many others In the and lamp trade.
ID ENOvING.-FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS FOR
N meriy ST Broadway 44J broadway. Canal
Mechanical Lamps Of every pattern. Vessels,
Globes CLmnes, Silk icks Shades Sperm OIL 60 Sus-
pensions. Brackets and Standa w. bARDONvILLR
ID EMOv AIN LEvETT, DENTIST. INVENTOR, AND
N Patentee OF EDame led Plates for Artificial Teeth has
moved his Establishment TO No 62 Broadway, between
and RI. ecker.
|
TlVi.h NEW hal LOAPANY-1RACT House, lisNAS-
street. " Spruce strect-An Association
Haters anis.d for tho soe Of retaining
Hats hocsa ale prices The hnrst NutrA
NOekn Hats that be made sold bJ them Three
Dollars As they but the
y have but price, the purchaser Whether Judge
or not will lie sure 20 get the very finest quality.
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, HAS. FOR rH1
,t fourteen year,: confined bis practice 70 the treat
He the aggravated Of this disease and
id removed In two To i've days perfect
oharHo.
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NR kALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on

nR kALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
~ the nature symptoms remedies,
Of the genital including strc
diseases resembling venerea (given other work.
&C. adapted to every individual Of both This
only truly useful the SUBJECT written In plain
Language recipes for all medicine faithfully given 1t 10
DO practically useful to eyery In place
9th edition. 2 pages Price ST. May be had Of tho author,
Is Greenwich street. mailed free by Clay Co.. pub
fishers, % Ann street.
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nR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET, SO WELL KNOWN
~ In the Of delicate Doctors repu-
taon for skill In those half cured that existed
yoars Constitutional weakness brought
By habit s9sotaay cured. Recent cured II
four days