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ANOTHER ACCIDENT, AND SEvKrsL PsEsoVs
DROWNED. Another accident occurred or Glouces-
ter on FIdey last, bv which lives were lost The
particulars furnished BY relative Of one of the par
", Ure;-Cspt Fuller formerly Of this city, and his
son, George Fuller; MI Grsipr and hoy Of l6
named lnglis, both OF New York and Francis I'd.
win Dcblos. an interesting young gentleman oftlGs
city. member of the High School, son Of Mrs.
Amelia Deblois, aud relative Of Deacon Moses
Grant, were on their return from fishing excur.
sion, when the boat was capszed BY a equal, and
and cap Of yong Deblois have been founl on tbe
shore, end i is supposed be threw them of % s,vc
himself, rs he was en- excellent swimmer. Atths
last Account from the scene Of disaster. only the
body Of Mr. GreiEg he'd been found. but the geopi.
q Gloucester were mak1g every possible eyertion
20 recover the cthers. -BoH0n TSEnscript. IYg 40
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Dsbrovs corner Of Bevsry ana sixth street. at half

Dbrow's corner o. Bewsry and Sixth street. at half
past oss o'clock p. M. c-..-r -f.r M
merchant, Of thisoity, sged 90 years.
His remains VIII DO taken to Albany for intermens
G, RArMsrD. Esq, in the 54th year Of bis age.
His friends and relatives and the members of the
New York bar, are invited to attend his funeral at
Trinity church, this day Monday) at i've o'clock p
On Sunday evening, August Is, THOMAS L. JosEs, in
the list year Of his age He was a native of Bath
England and for the last forty years has been resi-
His friends and acqu.intsnces and those of his
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence Waker street. on Tuesday, 9th instant at
On Sun day 18th instant Of consumption CArnEnrvE
MURPHY, aged eighteen years eleven months and If
James Murphy and also Of Messrs Conuor Dacey, and
Taylor and the members Of the Metamora Guards, are
residence ~ Troy street this (Monda evening at four
O'Clock.
Orestss P. and Jane NJ Quintard aged three years,
four manths and twenty. nine days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
to attend the funeral this Monday afternoon at three
O'Clock, from No. Stanton street.
On Saturday evening, oath instant, THOMAS II !,
youngest child Of John and Catherine Clayton aged
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funsra this Monday afternoon at three o'csck frem
No SO Butler street. South Brooklyn.
In Sacramento City, on the l4th ut. Of infamma-
ton of the bowels, Dr. B. HEERicK formerly of Chi
cago, ILLINOIS,
In San !Frap cisco, the Goth June, Of chronic dy-
sentery, Mr.. BLBERr TorTES, aged SO, Of New York.
Putnam paper please copy.
In Sacramento City California, on the 18th Deem
Der lS49 CHARLES W. OF the late Robert Cochran,
OF this city aged 20 years, months, and % duys
The relatives and friends of the family, and those
of his brother-in-aw, Thomas Smith respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from st. stephen s
church Broome and Christie SITS, Tuesday,
9th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ His remains having ar.
rived from California, will be taken TO Greenwood
Cemetery, for intermept
NoTIcE.-The funeral of Mr. DAVID HowsE, which
TO have been Sunday, the 18th instant, was
postponed until this (ionday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock when will take place from his late residence,
No 244 West Eighteenth street His relatives and the
friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
without further invitation.
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Arrived.
sdsSs'hP City Of Gass0E nasSss' Gass0s Aug a
psss in Gays hous with mdse and passenger 90
MtSimon. Avg 9Th lat So So Ion 20 exchange signals
bark Ila OF Belfast for NYork: 9Th SIS iles Of sandy
Hook spoke steamship Pacific. Nye, hence for Liverpool
Fret Of the voyage fresh gales from the
Skip Vim Wharton (gew) Gates, Portland, In ballast,
TO Brewer Co. The W IL is intended for the Gal
fIig Margaret (Gr) Smith, Sydney. CD, with coal to
sefs Navarro PARKER, ereme 20 days, with oyvooa.
sehr Olivia Cornelius, Grant swansooro NC days with
sehr Gertrude Horton Pendletcn, ThOmastsn.
sohr Texan, DeCull0ugh PASSPORT
schr Hannah d, Nick rson, Eew Haven.
Selr frcestope, -, Portland:
schr EndeFs. Mcfarland. Calais. 8 days.
Stbr Fairfax Psnneld, Georgetown, DC, 9 dayg.
seirC Din, Dix, Accomac 3tays.
Schr David Rsley CrAmmor. James River, days.
scbr Bergen. Cole, Petersburg, days
ScLr " Rollus, Smith. Baltimore, days.
Sehr Pauline, Parker, james River, 2 days
sohr Zenith Fowler. Elizabeth City, 6days.
sehr Hamilton sPragqe yirgnia, days.
sohr w ) Lennon, Predmors. York River, days.
sehr YeImillion, rsrk, James River. days.
schr n Cummings, Ward, James River, days.
sthr W Birdeaii. Wooonan, York River, days.
Sehr Ira Bliss Cox. York River, drys
sehr Ann Caroline, Rogers James River. 3days.
Schr 81 Mary, Lake, James River. days.
schr John q Ferris. ShaIat, Back River, days.
sehr Lady Lake, Harms. 5 5a%es River. 2 days.
Schr Direct, webb guholk, 4 DAYS.
sohr VIM CoUes, Collins York River 3days.
satr En.ma Tuttle Cornell, sssnseoio, DAYS
schr Chinearora Chambers Jsmes River, days.
sehr Oneida. Septr, Jsmos River, days
steamttr Penobseot, seym philadelphia
EefoW.
Pgnssisn tark yaiena.
Brig osTeso, IngersOli, New Orleans.
Ave s-wlnl at sunrise and pm, NE. with rsni sun
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Important as these figures and calculations are
m themselves Compiled from official reports)
they become more important when we considt :
that they are but the basis and the beginning Of n
new move upon the tenti question
The Northern members more directly interest,"
Cd IN protective tariff, held a meeting few
evenings ego, tnd received to pvt 10 a bill framed
upon the basis Of Mr. Meredth's treasury re-
noH, az the very FIRST opportunity; and the
htfpbhc Tor weeks pest has made a protective
tarii ts especial theme, as one of the organs of
the administration.
On the other hand, the Southern ul,ras have
been consulting on the opposite tack, and will
bring in bill probably, before the expiration OF
this session, Pre- )sing 10 reduce the stagaard Of
The tafifi 70 twenty-five per cent. including the
Tree articles, and 10 repeal the fishing bounties
and the navigation laws
The pamphlet from which we make our extracts
IL intended 10 open The war; and 20 rally the South
to y reduction ~ the tariff
Let California be admitted al this session, and
ten chances 70 one against aRy increase OF grotec-
ton To PennFy lVgna iron and COAL and the manu-
leCiSres Of New England. We expect that Cali
fouia viii BE- admitted. but we never expect 10 see
the tariff increased beyond the act Of five
rather anticipate that II will be cut down. and that
the Day Of bounties 10 the manufacturing interest
out Of the pCckeis ~ the consumers Of imports has
gone BY, ,nd viii become, like the United States
Bank. ian obsolete idea = for the exclusion OF
the south rom Calilornia and the territories. will
Only require the sddtiunal proVocation of a high
tsuii 20 drive them 20 extremities, IL anything ad-
diiional viii be required.
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CITY TRADE REPoRr.

cA1uEntF, AuFuF 10 r NJ
The cotton market was excited to-day and sa,es
Large at an advance Of Nc. sc since the receipt Of
the steamers ness Part Of the purchssus we're for
export. part on speculation with some lots fo- sn
ners use Flour continued IN good demand Tor -
port and the stock q supefne and ord nafv .a at
Western brands becoming reduced ~ ihs iarfa ~ p
ncnts recently made the nsrEt. ffr ii wa rife Ia
at euotsticns the better elasF sf braafa al bts
no change. while there coutiau % BE- flir rafrtu
a. mand Sales 81 Canadisn BOD western af.s rar.
made at rates stated teloH rort roHtinua.i staa.f
with fair fsles ~ yrst. rdsys prices tn TIRE t-sfs
beet vas dun haFns and shUuiaff rsrs Boz f.fsra
the fnrmsr for shipment o. California fiff nj &.
quality in good inqnirF eiNr good waa .riaf nj
yssfstcays rates sugafg continued ln fair re4ur.t
tttri1ua rnfps
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WASHINGTON, August q, 1850.
Clnse Of fhs IIeek.

The week closes very quietly. The Senate have
ordered The Fugive Slave bill to its engsossment,
ard he House have got the general appropriations
through committee
Neat week We expect something still better, al
though the Alpro rauon bill may yet occupy a
day - two IN he HOUSE.
We understand Mr. McNsrnar, Secretary of the
Interior. has lsii for home, considerably ndsgosed
attended by a physician. We further understand
thst HE indispositicn Is an indisposton 70 remain
IN the csbinei, from some cause or siher. Qaien
erie
NJ Ardtnrp, We sre Informed, has been dis
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nocTeR YOURSELF PRIvATELY-roR Is cENTs-
~ Of tie fsoket Escularius Every Lila
Own Ply scian.Tweny Edition, with rld
snEravinzn showing Private Diseases and Maforms
the Ceneratve system in shape and form which 10
added Treatite tbs Dstasct % Feses Intended TOT
Of females only sss page lsU being 81 the highest
pcrtaree 10 married people, trse
BY Wiap Your, N. D.. Graduate Of the Uhversity al
Psnnsy ania. The various forms Of Secret
,al wess=s Disease Of the Prostate Gland Ipotsnoy
SOLITARY Bstits Of Touih faithfully described q.
he reepss given in plain lansuaEe The chapter % Ss
Abuse ard Seminal Weakue1s = worths OF particular
sn sAs .soule ts read BY every Young VIA haYs
been unornae In ccntract1g disease previous pAeng
y.sre arder The care Of any dest. 10 natter what NJ
irciefscns nay D. set cory o. this truly useful wera
ssssserl ne city particularly those eoatsnpla,
hk aarfge don't think q returning home without cepy
e the fostss Assrsgus Sea espalns and persons gors
e sea- should possess Dr.. Iouns Ircatic hsrrare tine
Rosks. tseylalius or livery ons his own Physician Prot
- cents etch copies for dollar. CoYies 70
work viii Be seat 10 in TILT country tAoir re-
mtng tbs money fer nuber % copies hey
In letter paid. address to r. IT, Pctcrson Ne %
Chestnut street, Philadelphia whom al orders uus be
ledreted Tie postage single cory place Is tay
BIZ cents For sale in New YORK; striuccr Togrseuf
NO ~ kroadyay; Dewitt Dsverr0rts, Trhane Build
ln; H. Long BfOthsrs No. 43 street; w r. Bnrr.sa
No = Ana street. Bostcn. Mas rctritvc Co. Rsd-
ding Co.'S BAltimsrc, Nd. Vim. Taylsr & &c Jaryia
huildngE NnshnEton. D. c. J. Sbilirgtons New Orleans
Loui.tns j. g. horEan ST. Louis. Missouri Z. x Wood-
Ntrds; Lsuiayiis, ny. Elijah Noble sHs Z. Hsgaa eo'U
Iitishsrsh Pa A. A. Miner aud J. B. Hslss ciaeinasi
Ohio. Post & Cas-.
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90 the 9sth met THow.s sr.rF.ns, Esl. lsts Alder
rsn 81 the Twelfth ward
his trends are invited 20 attend his faaerai from his
late residence EehfF -sxthstreet Yorkvic on Tues.
say the 27th instant a. three o'clock y NJ without
,utthtr invitation. Cs-rlsgss VII b, In waiting Al
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The following is en- extract from table showing
the gain Of the Northern imports, and exports ~
foreign prodrce ard exports 81 domestic produce,
and The consequent -ss "a the South, upon South
ern cuIlal employed in product and consumption -
~ r--.-.-.-r.
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EoR FEMALES AND NtLEs,-DR. LhRzETrE's JUNO
Cordial OF froersatve EliSir rrcscribed sasetvs
rettoratve In Eases 81 pebiity potsscy Bnrrcnuosa
ana All Irregularities Of nature. IL IL all that IL proess5s s
~ yhNhtgrst groe reftsratiye. aud remedy Cor those
IN the married state without osprlng n certain ora
for seminal emissions general debility gsst wearness of
The rentai s-Knns nervous Affections suoorri AZ an
invgoraing iges cine II m unequaiisd Also certain re-
say for ssnsnmpton sad iniges.ioB. Sold only
street.
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JFFFyHsoS CoUSrY, y. v Three towns In Jefferson
county-RodmaD Brownville and lie Ray-shoE A Do
crease In population since 1sf5 Of 90
HonorSS. N. J The census II Iobossn has basn
completed. AMI the population founl 10 be- $50 BEING
an increase q 1000 over las, year About hundred
houses have been erected during the present season
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on srtutalv Angusf 1tth 90 ~ GEORGES church bv
Rev pkutnstrK Cady, captain lllNrf a Soc Rst..t Of
Hartford Conn. b Mites NkaDarfT Eirvre DrrRtye
dsuHhtes of Vim Deeriug Esq
At son Fraucisce. California July o 1850 BY Rev
~ Wheeler aoHN s. BFsroS, Esq Of New YORK 10
HftrS LASsreS. Of Ohio.
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STORM AND Loss OF LIrE AT CHARLESTON. = G.
Yesterday, after en- nioershly close and hot
mCrinG,we we visited with n violent thunds rpus,
accompanied by deluge Of rain. In the course az
an hour the wind completely boxed the cornnass'
and for some time blew furiousy. Il was attend.
cd by enc fatal casually. "A small sail boat, con.
aiming three white men, was upset near Fort
johnson, and enc 81 them, Matthew Jacobs. was
dicwucd. The other two saved themselves bv
Cnging to the bottom q the boat, whence they
were rescued ny fishing smack. We unds rsiand
that two houses were struck ~ lightning and some
llaynt street were roughly handled The trees
&C oourse bad their locks well pulled For a sam.
mtr sQnsl Il was the widest We have witnessed
tr' icrr i'm Ci1r',s Mrrwy fugpu Is
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EyKRr NOTIFIES BOOK, OR AoRAL PnTsIoLo6E-
IA Were this book carefully read By every married
and It's scyee followed, the fears 81 poyt-y and TIE
poetS q large faulty 81 children, would DO Obv.ei ai
sale a. No. n Ann strset AlEo the " male pcrtHguots PLY
The beck be had At No. s. South Third s.re. Ph
DOCTOR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
~ Treatise" and Medical Guide" ko His extensive
practical experience crahlc him those dcuit
o. elect Structures, aud Seminal WeaLneGs ani eompCaet
Syphite and hercura Diseases 6foe No. II tformery
NO Ann ntreet Private enrnnee throrsh the ontrv.
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a. EOO REwARp.-JKFFRIEs ANTIDOTF, A sPr

LtOUU cho Mixture for the OF G0nsr-hOa aleots
Strotures aud similar disorders, IL makes speedy on sc
without the least restrictions Of aet, drink exposure
ekanE In application 20 business The proprietor Challenger
single which tho miyturc will under the
tsture Of ave hundred dollars Furhsrts cisease
BE oontted II ad0es Of the mixture taken when
IL put in bottles, VITA fu direction a. oe bOtts
lasts weekmaay cured In two daya Tor ale ~ O. "
RinE. 1872 Broadway; l08 Be Yard street.
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% For why the good old rule
Suiilcoth them. the simple plan,
That he should take who hath the d.
And be- u mid Innn ruhn can ~

The author proceeds 10 an elaborate exhibit of
the superiority 10 amount; and value of the com.
mercial products Of the South over those CT the
North, end the superior commercial advantages of
the South, and follows it up with an exhibit Of the
increase Of chine and distress growing out Of the
artificial hothed system Of the manufacturing dis
tricts, as coEtIasttd with the virtues Of rural
population, like that Of the South.
At the conclusion Of the pamphlet, several COM
prehensive tables OF commercial statistics are
given, from which we make the following ex.
tracts -
EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN DOMESTIC
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nEDlCALs

DRIyATE DISEASES, IN THEIR INCIPIENT STAGES,
L cured by DR.. uE LANEY method ia few hours
ONCE 81 Lpenard street. Broadway IL the fact were
we'll known, that venereal diseases their fret
by the remedies be checked at sphi
lie would be dsarmed Of it's The poer gratis from
to5P.M
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N EDlCar.

IMPoRTANT NoTfcE.-DR YALEN TINE MoTr sAyx
that Judds hedisated Al uid Oatse Ia an inv.iasbs
article an should b in he Possession q ever family lie
o. hset preparation dscsvsreA for drsssnr Hrra
Suis Sea- - Bruises aay lind % fresh wounss Peused
Carp. hidisiovn Cenn, sole prsrrsr, sad rnaasfse-
hrts. -. WM. r. HICKS Co.
- lf9 and III Trout a.. Whoiesale Aarnts
Fcr talc ~ william Burner Co. sttieTriia Brother
Clar. 'N' wins
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DnnoRRIsoN rs CONSULTED ON .vssxRsAr
diseased With honerskls conetsyee. A rfsetics %
ry yefrs snshiss hin 70 perfectly, without
sry keeest esses rtmavst " few dsFs strtrsurs,
We s1nfntl ~rstrers ~ hvsrithir ruras. No ees 40
ierat Soc he IsEtSs tise hs sss, ia. Fa..sa %
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htchlcEN fANALE tNMFIATNTN re
Ut ne Laney, ~ liercnard street. near Broadway 4,
.shas e,euvey g diseases a private nature in beth
na W SUI 81 phyatsus less experienced In this speca
& very easily removed. French Female Psrioiicst
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Grand AND IMPORTANT DIsCovEaY-rURE or
~ Deafness No. II Allen FtrceL-aala1n MAciTAND-
cu bas oHers ture FER Deafness IL sreiiiy re-
oN me dsaereeebt noise IN the head E parfectiv
~ ~ sfpleatlon and use an distractions and
easily removed without risk rain More thar
80 person have been cured in Brazil h Ills ~onasrrai
cisccvery TITS IL 20 certify that MADAM Machard has
cnrei me ~ deafness tnd in heal ana trvin
every remedy that money could rrocurs - i "'"e
MRS. STACY IA 10 Ala, s.-.s.
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Home Porte .

Bo~oS. Avg 2 Ah-srr ship Fioriae. ptfrr.1 N1fisat
taiks Ssxcny Isvtl aieutta. AvCl Hnrf 81 teHI.r
futsw ka.ffeVe litit NffI narrs lnNflri-
rhia tfitf HrnFcI. ar 81. lffsn. rH lf. lf4Ilna.
sisif " ~, 7ttts f.ltrt Naftm, crfrt AIsiah.6aia.
SIS pes Hstatr. tt Naryt "a. ltfsItttc EIfrf r. ~
tdeitlis. HtfaUda Nort1nI De- Ara. fw.N a. Hrissn.
htlittt N ..sa'et .tlitl o. 'i-is. f-fst ~. tsaff
ptrnsrt WORKER, AZ riisaislit Runtt sea Cree. q.
90 tfs Ntrrt frafhr fsrfhort NAatE fTssr sf1rr.s
lirier, Ht pcnIrse u q Va 81 frtr,a Ht.. .i
kertIF.r, F.ur Nfrr.t -'rfnts - f'.a, tf-fi stral
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M ARITIM INT LLIGENC Il
Fort OF New York, August &c, 1885,
Arrived.

s sys .aT, 8 sSSs . ;:7.
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Umpire CITY LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN
II francisco, via Chsys Toesda l)th septenbsr-Ths
Wilson commander leave hes doet Pier Eoa North
o'clock. Fare to ChagresA After falooa 81 y; To- ward io
slO lower oon 500 sterege tnastros9 and board sos
Psnama to san Francisco, The Fplendi ani favorts
steamship NortherReFrst cabin, SOD second cabin lup-
per 500 second cabin ewer, abla upps y $3.50.
]. HOWARD & SON, 81 sso.Svav ny.
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CoR eLAsGow-TnE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASS
gov will sail positively II o'clock Saturday the
9TH September. For freight or passage, apply TO
j. McSYMON,1 Beaver street.
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nR. L. MoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
~ have contracted dseates "Cura ut yoleas" that 10.
Take of thy health. have devoted many years TO my
prfeslien, and have treated successfully Thousands Of
tieBts Those whs wish consult those complaints
may free OF eharse) from A. NJ 10 NJ Sundays
excepted. If you value your health You viii avoid those
kuaves who unblushnyy tell you That they only
yoa and that theg Hind OF medicine is an that Is
nary for dseasa in all its FORMS Persons whose health ha
been ruined BY these exotats, call upon daily. 1876 Will
liam street.
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They all first class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comsrt aud
Of passengers and nded BY Of experience
trade. The price Of passage 10 $780, without winos
liquors. Goods the subscribers viii be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually Incurred.
E0fD HiSCKEN, Agents. l6i Pearl street.
EoR HAvRE.-THE SUPERIOR SHIP EMPEROR,
ferok master 90 be pity despatched. For reis
or FOR passage, apply to
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Freight .? New Orleans 2e per subie foot BY easurc
nartf Foods; other lndss nCr rrerht
VIII also he taken 20 Havana In Ni ted auAntes AZ go.
per cubic foot Agreement. and specie pe cent and
prmaee The conagnees 81 Havana attend recept
Of their immediately after The vessel arrives
To secure freight pagsnrc the Of Cow
paby, Ia West street. eoErsFef wsrEsa, 70
n. o. RaBERTs
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SrE.hsgIP OSPREY, ron CHARLESTON. S. c-IHE
- trer1id steamship OSPREY, J. Dcknssn, commander,
VII Sal fon TIE wharf foot ~ lombard srrct Philade-
lhia on saturday. August ., nt 10 osloet, A. ~ Yer
wei street so.rs a hrostvny who're psn o TIE ship
-, dlese View Y,rk on 1tufay Psics cents pr Gu
&c ieQt luI ffNrr Information. refer
r. LITTLEfIEID ki,.lsv A co.. rrr-...
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Eos CALIFORNIA AND osEeoN-THx FINE NV
- double tngiue steamship COLUMBIA % so tons kur-
ter Lieut. Geo NJ Tottsn. o. May comIna nder will fe
detpatehsd Tor San Francisco, California aud Astoria Ore
tcn, tendav, sept 3D. for apply the paesa
Nal Stasushr Company. 81 so1th strssti
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Letter bags Per steamship OhiO Tor Havana chagrs And
the Pacific Will close at tie above oes this day, Aug
2i, at 2 o'clock.
Letter Bags for Havana, Janaoa ChGgres. Lima yalP.
raise Sandwich Islands the Pacific fha
deiphia, will close the Exchange Reading Room (6 Ex
chansel Wednesday. AuG. -, At ~ o'clock.
P.A-stters can be lre-paa % the above once 70 any
rsrt 81 the world.
ss above Letter Bags a7s also Keuyoas 81 Wal. t.-e:.
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de NERVOUS DEBflfTY.-pR. DE LAwEY 81 LIS
~ tnard street continues ts pay pafcnar atsntioa
IN, sfisns from ireiserstion in youth, viz nvo-
Nhey 80 Ills popular treatise hrse rans cent
sraus ~ Whiting postpaid. TO sny address In city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

pAkls AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
Genereal warts, gynorrhca elect syphia 49,
nisa ~ ev horrS " ycgstatie losai rppaton, With
u Sass ct ieureen years. thst the other rhysciers
htnp pei marently cured. Hundrs t 81 cerheates VIII
yeriy M seron that others ean eaualf Knrsous.
ny ~ eate can resist w nv asw -ces~
ma IA RNorT A Ra.a. s.r,~N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

DACKErs TOR HAvRE.-sECOND LINE,-THE roll
lovint SHES will leave havra On the 10th, ard New
York the LIST OF each month";
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

he. WARKEN IS COMPLEMENTARY CUNSULTKB
~ private practice Of eighteen years, three
81 which in hospital GABLES Dr. W. tAe worst
See his diploma in his Office, No Nett street. With
the signatures Of the greatest in modi
aims this has produced charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

UNPARALLELED CURES.-Y0U CURED ME IN ONE
" day Of 90 Conor. h@a ID. NJ Corlysr. You cured
in few hours Of old private disease g. Dsroud.
had SYPHILIS over year was covered with ulcers etsr
been under the of tho 0sh8r physicians without
benefit cured short time i is Elk mOnthB snce
and health better than John Robson. Jr
paid 500 TO the other physicians to be cErea OF
seminal disease Of ten without being bsnehttd you
cured short time Jas Salisbury Hundreds of oter
certificates can be seen NJ LARMoNT, NJ. D., AZ Reade
nj OOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

TnRoUGH LINE FOR SAX FRANCISCO vi.
Shasrs. aifss ard By ,ae Unitsd ss,ss Mad steamers
~ the iacinc-tte tgltrtd e. anrhip PHfLADELPufA
ctcrt ~ feafton commander, VIII leave her deck rier
north hver log CheEres dircct Wednesday August -
~ thrr fcck lfsssnrtrs uu6g have their taxracc On
e'hfa w 49,, aftt trevi.nn Tor rasssse. apply q
hONLAND AsPtNWALL, "a ani IS South a..