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AT Brooklyn. the 10Th Of April. IIEyRr WAXING,
Esa., in the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 30
inst at o'clock His remains will be taken Green
wood for interment.
On Tuesday April. Is, Miss RrnEcc, Arsrrs aged 20
years, months and l6 days, If consumption.
Her remains will be taken TO Port Richmond Staten
leland for interment Her relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend without fur
Their invitation from her late residence lis West Twenty
fourth treet Tie fancIal to lake place ut ga o'clock
On the 10th of April Mrs CAliIAniSE MooRr, after
long and painful Illness. in the 72i year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at the residence Of her daughter Mary
IL msoD 325 Front street, this "wednesday afternoon,
at halfrast o'clock without further invitation. Her
remains will he taken to Greenwood for incrmcnt.
Suddenly the afternoon Of the 18th Of April Of
gcton Of tho lungs Mrs SARAH CL,RK, conor Of the
late Capt VIM Clark Of Utica n u in the 10Th year Of
her ngc.
Papers in Ann Arbor. Mich. Watcrtown and Utica,
y. y. and New Orleans. La, will please copy.
On Tuesday, April Is. Of consumption, Mary JASr
SrrrHrSs, daughter Of the late Peter Stymcts widow
and Is days.
The friends and relatives are invited 70 attend the
funeral services the 10th at O'Clock at late
dcnce, III Narick Her remains will b. taken to
East Chester for intcrment, on Thursday morning, at
o'clock
OF dropsy. Monday, April Il, MORTIMER McKKvzrr,
aged q years.
Ills friends and those Of David sutton arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral wcnc .day 10th al
O'Clock l.. NJ. from Calvary Church Of Fourth
avenue and Nv, nty fret street.
On the 18th Of April Loufs q DISAyr aged s. years
native # France.
is friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral, on wednesday afternoon az }
o'clock from his late residence, No s. Ann street Ills
r. mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
At Butler, Pa, April IL lion, WILLIAM BEATTY
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bIOCA SAIhS.
,,.l Es is h:ss, F;.sss E,i';s. "a
naui.ass ms ssrr 81 cent 2 shares vsrmsat And
more Aaiifosd ss sy;rmeps Central Railroad 81. 81
and Wst;sstss sailroa ass M"s,sa and Maine K,il,
r ra' 1 Is 5 S,; 0f w.
JsneGn EsilIoas ,od s q !. Nsrislh CONT, E.l,sSd
r,'Gars carrr
sssy co. p anssn ss1RaSsn SS Bank
Of % s. Es sesn4
" scsst sns c%IpsSy o 10 dS % do S ~
bcod, 81 10 do. siJs % do, Sis; Is do, se SIS,
PHiLaprarna. April l5-II,st Beard s2co County IS.
R.rasS " !. sens e. Go 10" do 100 a 20 ..E Ssass
90 DO, S A. ~: 'as; ao aV' C. o Cam and
Far and Msshs bank ~ Beween board Penn
tG 10 do 5s " & 100 d. bs s 90 d. 55~a ao
30 nfrf Sfaa 2 fa5a state Ssnt 3d. @
DO H. s dbl Mort o r 3D. d. S w liiG @
Rar oo s 9 lgS yir 3D. s. - 100 900 Chm WV
81 % Grard naSR ISL = Far and MseSs bank s 81 i
rSnO ,s Sqab ils e SUD Can s rHaa Rafoad
Ssd A 3 e. q r. SS aSg co Ma; k"saf e. @
Bank ii 10 do U.s. . Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad n;
q s G s%s % d9 p a Tine 2 q Il. sosri =
today Maryland o. c9,s4 At G bid iS a;Ssa Mary Ian
asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1917 o. bi
Ra GS 3D. r. RS baltimore his sa and
quehannah Railroad, 571a bid. S9'i asked.
FOREIGN MARKET.
HAyASA. April S-25 casks rice sold at 97srs No
has come in. cargo Of Wilmington lumber was
placed at $3.50 for steam sawed and 81 for river and
two cargoes Savannah timber at $751; and SCI Prices
Of sugar i irmcI; there is active demand many
vessels chartered recently Moasscs il unsettled
Frcghts to Europe the same but lower 10 the United
states, say ST. per box Of sugar; S3 moasses. Ex-
change on London 10 per cent prem; New York and
Boston 90 Az per cent
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shp Csraslia tBrp Robertson. Liverpool daya With
mdss snd 70 passengers to master. 4h last lat ~ D. lsA
40 rek. rruss bark nidoua from Bordeaux for Nfork
shir Meta tDremi Do lardc. Bremen. March with
mdse and l7g passengers, to Oeirlehs Krwyer.
ship Candies Sherwood Charleston, days with cottcs
Bris BnrusL (of sedsewek) sArscnt Matau,a Il days
with molasses u Tnurston. I'd iast srohe schr
Tufts, Norton, hence. soisg in
sehr Altoona Orb Cole st Johns NIB with coal, u Cook
schr william wallace Orb Hilton, St John NB days,
coal. to Nesus I. sous.
schr Catherine Wilcox. Niekerson. Albany bsuad 70
sehr Edna c. Kelley. Calais, days
Selr Frank, Cash. Cape Anne, tdays
Schr Hannah d. Nickerson, Plymouth. days
schr Kenowu. Lewis, Portsmouth. ) days
Sehr American Belle. Baxter, Boston. 2 days.
sclr BENJAMIN Franklin; irewn, cherryneld, days.
Sehr Lucinda. " hitteinorc. Mschias, 6dsys.
Sehr Rosina, Foster Sachas, 3days
schr Caroline. HUBBARD. Maehias. idays.
Sclr Statesman. " asa. Madison. days.
scLr Mary Langden, Holmes koekiand
schr Homer, Parker, Boston 80 hours.
sehr Jane 1 vo,l Ba ssos, days. s,v,
schr Resolve (ef Cape May Besrse, Hyannis, dsTs
schr yol,.irs Le sri. Hys ,s,. Z days
Schr Copeland. Bennett, Thomaston. o days.
Scbr Henry Cotton, Naehias, days.
Sehr Weseofus, Wass Maehias, days.
Schr Eldorado, IIincklcy M.ebias . days.
sehr Bolivar, Robins. Jone-port; days.
Schr Trader. LyryH. Roekland. 10 days
Sehr Congross. Mitchell Jchpsrort, Nc, days
schr hoselie, Berry, New Haven
One ship one bark ard one brig. IA mes unknown.
Steamships Union, Dudd New Orleans North America,
Blethen Chsgres.
Tie ship Harmonic psggct, for Glasgow has anchored Ia
the North River.
Arm l5Wind during the day \ E. ant fresh, with rain
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CnscRrs-sttamshir North America IITmcrr. . W
Hrsins. Y Gren,. Gould Mas iiingbm, y lceni.
Hartman, Burnett, Rowell, G W Witfaore Spir-
GER, q neeu, Marshall. Illey, liley. W Levitt,
Chtx. kesrnes. T. Stcinheimer, Nills Lloat.
Jerome. J Crosoy Stornes, lisushee, iiavey,
White, Mr. Fisher lady and children, Bschkneet aud
lady Lehenker. ~ Corols. II Thomas, BCrdeyo,
W Stephenson, W Bard. Sviu, Clark, TJones Dan
collins II Sheppard. Ellsworth, g ~ Lawrence Bing.
ham Barlow smith, u Blair, e Johnson A Strong,
Johnson, Mr Dunn, Richardson, White, " slater,
Prize. stage, u Berry, strong Murphy, Reed,
strong " Quinn, lady and gcrvant, sArass Rev Y
vaht, Mr. lisott, = Tsman, " scrbner, Long lady
and children, Smith, Smith, A Bonney, 5 RanteIr y
l. TaJlor X McLane, MeIaren, VI " Nilmot, Nv
Wilmst, n Wright, Moore Mr. Hart, Jacobs cood-
rich, Dawson Isnsean franklin, Allen selig
z " iIertmss: w narr Gleason Ihemss. lns.on;
Honstrake w Harris lady and children yrs snd
child Mctquer Mr. Iunt, Yield w freseh Sfren.h.
Thomas Hannah Asn Boardey faen az w. Sous ~
littpatritk. Nilis. Vim CONNIE Mr. Iesoh scLsine
Williams, wIlans spss, l. brVvn' nay Hna ssrYant
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Telegraphlc Reports.

NEW ORLEANS April Ii, 1851.
Cotton is quiet-Flour j. steady with sales Of 1000
hhls Ohio at 81 10-Curn is frmer at soc 57c-Mess
Pork continues firm and small lots have sold at sll 70
Prime barreed Lard Is at Si,c.-Bacon Sides ribbed at
SIC. Sic. and Prime Shoulders Mt c-Smal sales
of Rio Coffee at Zoe for primcWhskcy is in limited de-
mand at is cFar Sugar has sold in small gu antilles
at &C. and choice Molasses at 33c.-Prme Wheat Is at
soc.-Steriing Exchange We quote at ga.
CHARLEsroS April IL, 1851
Our market very inactive under the Afrcas adj
vices and prices If cotton for the present nominal
Sales limited to 900 bales at extremes ranging from
sAa 11a.
SAVANNAH. April IL. 1851.
The cotton market opened with fair demand at pre-
Sou prices which continued until III o'clock when the
accounts per Africa received noticing advance
Of I'd in Liverpool; this brought the market stand
and sales afterwards effected The morning
business amounted sl5 bales at from s., a III &c
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souchosg-5o chests 28c; 100 do, 2sl,e. Wiry Leaf
souchous-loo chests. 2ie. 2os do. 2sss. Eugsh
Breakfast souchong3ac chests 2c.; 10 do 25hc. FRA
grant Souchone-G2 half chests. 2sc: - do q lac 50
do, 24c. Company Souchong-2s2 half chests. 2tc 30
cas-s, each containing Il four h. canntcrs do 80
- do 3oc English breakfast Congou-S52 half chests
231tc.
TosAcco-Th- operations for three days include 80
hhds. kentucky. al u lie; - do Maryland at
Ia do Virginia stems. AT 2c IL bales kentucky at 81
cash 30 bales Ssgua at private bargain; 10 do Cuba
at 10 Zoe; 81 do Cienfucros, nj ;c and Sc drums
Turkish tobacco, at Acc The demand has improved,
without change ia figures.
WINEs-2O quarter cas- ks Madeira sold at 0oc . 81 Is
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MAINLINE INTELLIGE ENC n
Port OF New York, April 10.


stearners-Bau-. Comstock, Liverpool r Coilins;
North Amcrics, Bethen Chssres Union. Budd. New Or
leans; Vulcan Hand Philadelphia.
ghip--Iiarniouia, DsRgett, Glasgov Durham Dimon;
Leila stafford Rotterdam, Hurlbut Go; Esther May.
Howe, CronHtadt ogden.
BarkF-stboois Campbell Marscillcs, Brett, Yeae Go;
Elise, 1rautman lsmeurs u Non sent Ca; icograph,
Crockett Sssua, Trundy l. Go; Marcia, wilson Man
eania, Ne4mith N Sons.
Bris--Iudwie( Tsmgrsv," Lisbon Punch Ncineke;
Angosura carey Bolivia Hsrbeok Coz Esther Elizabeth,
shackiord Dcmarars Brett Nose Io Vnicorn tr Con-
tnans, Trinidad Davenport; Mentor. Schultz, Cam
peschy 6c schmidt Balchen Marie, staples Jeaerson
Schrs-Mnerva, R0bins0n ST Aurustine Matilda Wells,
Grimm Charleston, McCresdyi hlare, Prosscr vii.
minEtgr sc: Ieorora, Williams do Com kearney, LEVEL,
Boston; Martha Maria Svift. Salem; Helen Swift, do;
Helen, Bis, New Bedford Ocesn swim, Glovcseter.
slVop-nsrrest, frsnSA, rroylienes,
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On Tuesday, April 10 by the Rev DR. Hutton DAVID s.
DRAPER and JAM BErKMAs, youngest daughter of Alex.
Thompson, deceased. all Of this city.
On Tuesday evening April 15 at the Church Of Asccn-
sion, by the Rev DR. Whtehouse, Mr.. VILLAS FHEs-
MAN, TO Miss HARRrrT RrprTLp. youngest daughter Of
William Eeaheld, Esq. both Of this city
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lrrzfcTI'L FIrE II CNctSSArL-A destruc-
tlse IRE occurred yesterday morning, between lhe
hours q. X and seven O'Clock; On Columbia street.
between sycamore and Main. Our iremea worked
ardu0uzi ua,l tho middle Of the afternoon. before
the aame- could be entirely qucnched. Iy the
falling q walls, a report gained circulation that
several ffemen had been hllCl. but We could trace
il 70 authentic source. The following i the pro-
babe itss sid tho insurance
Mitchell s BammclsburZ. furniture wprerooms.
lost about ten thousand dollars IN furniture. In
suranc' on tork $40 900. aud on house - uj0
The los Of pullen, Hatfield & Brown. wholesale
greece. store j. estimated at fifteen thous1nd dol
lars. Insurance S2700O
Campbell, Ellison & Co. stove store, lot obou.
nine Thousand dollars. Insurance sl3,00n, on build
ing, $500.
The 6re originated in The stove store abd the i'm.
preston Is that il was the work of an in.cndary-
inrfrnafi CcaniUciai, 5yttl H.
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THT LArF EmE tArsEuI y.-Ab6ut three q 'clac <
this morning. most destructive FIRE swept through the
southern portion Of our village Commencing in the
stables Of the Greene County Hotel IL extended the
livery establishment 81 Mes>G Beach and to the stables
a. ihc franklin House, and thu Hotel From thence
az extended e. the Dutch Church and ID" Buildings in the
II then swept 20 the eide Of ~ ,im street
sni the BapLt Church and several other buildings
soon cnTeloptd in flames. The lcaying Of fame
they swept up the tail spires 81 the churches with
snakek rapidty. cunsprcd 20 render the SUBJ
timely grand and magnificent tn. following property
vas restroyrd-I~ach- livery stables. including twelve
bose 4Cor bu hts oate carTage and nl the appure-
Loss ebout $1,000. insured for about $500;
Tor S2tsJ, ioss s3cco-twO horses persisted: Franklin
I1use, occupied by George Prime and the build
ing sijoining occupied by BoSwortl los. 5000
insured fer 5000 Reformed Dutch Church. in
euTcd foe - Coo lo-s SS.tyy Parsonage Reformed
Dutch Oh urch (lcy. Br. Murdochsl, insured for
Los. 5000 Dwelling n Dr. John boane insured dwel.
lug Ct Mr. Charles Clarke, Insured dwelling Of tie
Itser sherman Insured for $3.50 loss ~ 1 dwelling
q Rotcrt loricn, owned ty Benjamin Richards New
AogS los .-gco partially iasur; dwelling and shop of
Mcrs Newtury loss about ~ 100 insurance; Owed
Ling aad cont ctQncry Of William Barnett owncd rs III.
win Cromwell partially insured, telegraph office e J. "
sylvester Injured, shoe shop ct John Rose, Mechanic
lla l0s about 500 insured tor SlOU. avaiie maret
belonging 10 Edwin Gro ell ana several other huitinyt
ceruped ~ crfed y ope; Eggb0rs ten pin lays II
h.th have information church aud sehoui bou4e
Of the c1ared people; BCurss owned ~ Van Deusn. in
the rrsr oftlc Dutch church, occupied ~ Mr. Carsi
sud Mr. Clark. insured II brown. proprietor ~ the
h01ry Stages ioc- four hOrs carriage and c0n.i~ra-
lie house furniture, lo-s 81 Go. insurance. Indc.
pendent 0f the lcssc stand the furniture IL conde-
raly injured IN ever place II supposed ia one
street rg,.i Z destroy d.-Cf4tR o. - U1fg, EI.,a
Ap4i. H.
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Our baltimore correspondence.

BALuIorE April -. ISL
r. Mysterious Murder Of Ca-Dis.bares Of deceased
Pa,.sg-7Te Brother Jonathan, &c
suspicion Of having connection with the mystic
rious aat codhlooGed murder Of the little son Of VIM
Rumlf, occupied the authorities throughout the day
yesterday The two boys Benjamin 7 Hopkins and
William irons honoraly discharged the slight
est suspicion attaching 10 them The German Frederick
Schneider, who had to have revenge the father
OF the boy proved alIi by number Of responsible
witnesses and honorably discharged Albert Ship
Icy, the c<hcr arrested IL still in custody. AMI his
examination will be continued day lie of the
Corouers Jury. and took the saad that the boy had
fsD frt the window uf the slaughter house. aud in
Jued himself described lie also absened himself be
fore tae verdict rendered and subsequently made
rcpaTfs That attracted suspicion TO him Unless
further testimony should be broug ht against him to-day
he VII b. discharged.
Tho Splendid steamer Brother Jonathan which has
been unavoiaiy detained will start again to-day for
Shsgre4 with large number Of passengers in addition
70 those that originally started in her from New York
The cai published by few OF The secrlge passengers
OF thi- Se- has done great wrong to the owners si
agent Who have laborcd unrouittBgy, night and dry,
since the moment If her arrival to get her ready for
al the earliest practicable moment. Whilst the work
was going on for the repair Of her wheel they ELY set
other q our mechanics ut work 10 render her more
staunch and perfect in ether respects, which the first
tris! Of vessel the il always sug-
scst Not single first second cabin passenger signed
the stisck the character aud reputa
dion Of he vessel and lie
The large mansion of Sir. Bowie, this place.
destroyed 10y fire last evening
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MEDICAL.

lar. L. MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHo
~ have contracted diseases cura ut yoieas, that is
Tate Of thy beath. have devoted
profession. and have treated successfully thousands 6
ens. Those who Wish to consult those complaints.
(frec Of ohargc) from AN to Pm, SUNDAYS
excepted IT you value health will avoid those
who unbluahngy tell that they only
that their Kind Of medicine IL all that IL
tor disease in all it, FORMS Persons whose health has
been ruined BY these cyclists call upon daily IL, VIII
liam street.
nR. WARREN is CoSriDENTIALLY COSSULTRD
- Diseases. From practice, three OF
which hospital. Dr. ". il en- ahed 60 guarantee
speedy cures without mercury See his diploma in his Office.
No Mott street adjoining Chatham With the nrss
names in surgery and medicine this country ever produced
MEDICAL LECTURES FOR POPULAR READING,
WI 10 price q cents by r. Glover ~ d., Self
Abuse. Also work Sexual Diseases 2D wiea
IL coored plates by the author be had his Office.
No II Ann street where he is c0nsultodn difficult
DRIyATE MEDICAL W0RK.-DR RALPHS PRAC-
teal Treatise giving treatment diet recipes, &c.
1t enables to treat his or to judge pre-
pery treated Ninth edition. 3l2 pases with rlstesprco
81 Sold at - Greenwich street and % Ann &c.
Mailed free by addressing Box 500 Post ofice
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Tele2rnpllic Marine RepOI

Arriyed-Brg Lodcbar Boston.
SAvAHNAH, April H.
Arrived-Br.s Dunbar, Boston; Wilson Fuller, n fork
18th, bark Isabella Boston brig l. Baldwin, Nlork.
Cleared-C ship New York ship Colum bia Sfork.
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Trr LATE DAVID DAGerrr ~ C0yvrcrtcrr.
DAVID Dnrrctt, the son of 1homa. Daggct' 81 A.
teb9rough Mass, was born n tibet town - the
Last d. IL the year l1ti. Early devoted q lie
Of study, he entered Yale College "a the age Of
fourteen. whcrc he graduated With distinction o.
the Commencement q I5t3. Pursuing biz legal
studio 10 his city, in connection with the rector hpo
the HOPKINS Gwmmar School school whose long
H., of teachers embraces large number 1t men 81
subscqucn, cminencc, both in church and state
ne wa admitted 70 the bar two years after his
graduation For sixty ears his life hns been
identified with The history and property Of New
Haven so1 Connecticut besides the number Of
municipal Offices which he has held, irclEting mat
Of Mayor Of the city, be was long Professor OF
ihle College, both W the Law School and in con
neciion via its Undergraduate course. lie last
pubic station was that Of Chief Judge of the state.
from the duties u which he retired at the sgc of
seventy, Through the Jealous wisdom Of the consti-
tuition o. Connecticut lis connection with The law
school, however, has continued ill within very few
YEAR,, when hi health became rradna,~ impaired
through the advance e old age though for the last
year hs enjoyed an unusual Exemption from he in.
firniics a fortnight ago bis family became ap-
p~ehenaive II change for the worse and on Ss-
aurdsy April IL, the venerable judy. paorett died
as the advanced age Of 81 yea,s.-Nor Htren yo,,y.
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CuArfrsroN-Ship Camdcn-J W Darlington and lady.
Ms ahkcr Mss Ilainc, Miss Sturgeon, Michael FAR
ker IIrWfs. Jr
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Tar prseH Cnop ~ Nrv JrRsrr We src sorry 10
Issrn from the Iightstovn Record that the presont nd
cations in thst peach growing vicinity, fayerae
40 Largo crop Many a the cuiiisatsrs have down
pc~tion Of their trees, and those left standing " says
do noe present healthy appearance on account ~ tho
ahvnaant eros borne last year " The weather docs not
,ni,ir. the bls<sor In forward state about half
the last years crop may be eSpcce ani growers Nsui
n mo., beoestrd pccunisrily than IL should 10 larger
--hs~-~s puiv .7ittrfisr, .7rH l.
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Two TEMALEs.-DR. LAFoST's CELEBRATED PILL&
These pills safe In sheir Effects aud hishlV
priced female medicine 70 used
Ties distractions Sc Full and expet directions inciossl
cents and dollar rer ksx.
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A.oIETR CthsN EXPEDITION -Th" dtla1td (Georgia)
Ireitgrc, Ct the 10th ins t. ~" One hundred and
twenty easrIrisng locking young men took the Macon
snd Western from this CRY. this morning bound
rrofe~sedy for California hut IL l. well understood here
that their intended destination IL TIE Island of Cuba
Several ycune from Alta MIA Joined the company be-
FORE Il ft IL IL rerhsp- worthy u notice in this
nection that hslf dozen boxes Of rifles yetcr-
day morning shipped on the Atlanta aud West Point
Railroad from this place"
In aluson 20 the ADORE extract the National TqAi.
gsoC 81 the 10th inst says" II either private
IsAc information Is 10 be relied upon another scheme
II cD-asfu! violence. 10 he directed arart the territory
- friendly power 10 the form of attempt upon Ca
ba i foot. We have ietterr from the interior Of
itorgir eating tn. departure OF number Of persons
ur the Gulf cet. intending "a meet and organize
gerc the coast in e neighborhood Of spaiachicola
We cannp. doubt that the authorities uf the United
states civil and naval will lie on IL. lcse4. TO pre-
Nen; or defeat this new attca d;shCnr th repgl-
civilized world
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~ OnO THAT oUzLEY's ARABIC .ELIxIR Is

VI ASOOO the most wonderful medicine Tor
and has made than ether, and tha4
genuine certificates be procured from Of
r.pectaby than for other medicine before the
public For sale ut 92 Broadway John and
Mr. Hays us Fulton street Brooklyn. and druggists gene
all rrit emit
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y. 80 NJ -. 49,. - -.
TIAcss - NArfvrrr-ruited states. 1915 Ireland ij;
Esvand 10 Scotland p Waes |, Germany III France b.
Poland Il Norway. !. Unknown. ~
IRoM-IIosp tai, bellevue - Pencntiarv. Blackwells
Island u small Fox Backwes fslsnd d Wards fslana.
80 kardalls Island, >. city osritac; City Prison L. Aims
House, Blsckrcls Island Colored lone Colorcd per.
stns " a. W, WHITE, City Inspector
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Foreign Malls.

Letter Bags Of Baltic for Liverpool. will close at
the Reading Room tG7 Exchanged this day loth at the
usual letters be prepaid TO any r OF the
world.
me above Letter Bags also at Kenyon 81 Wall street,
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nocroR COVERS MEDICAL CARD TO YOUNG


~ MnAre you suffering from the sad effects Of improper
habits Of youth? Are your head back. limbs and
affected? Arc your mental and social feelings i'm
pairedI Have weakness and debility OF the
caused by selfabuse disease Improperly trseted inca
business, society, matrimonyt Procure
Doctor Convegs InvgOrating Cordial 1t has restored
who had given all hope of relief Young be
cautious where you sppy Avoid those who profess
in days You need pay forty nifty dollars for
being treated without benefit few bottles cf this cee-
rated Cordial will you to manly vgor DO not be
deceived by worthless prescriptions pills drops and sthec
nostrums which daily appear This cordial has been the
only remedy which reliance could be placed in these
disorders for fifteen years lts and invixo
exceeds other article compounded the
Matert Medca II contains opium, othec
deeteriuus drug TO njure expose hudrance from
business. Persons in the city theu-
selves under the Doctors for hall the usually
charged be of relief Cordial 81 bottle
bottles for So with directions and important advice the
married and single Forwarded TO the country Letters
post paid Sold by Doctor e. at his office % Third
~ Y In Philadelphia. South Third Of Third and
south SO and ~ Market and corner Of Third and Green.
Second and Green streets (See " Y Poiicu
Ganette) All eonmunics tions strictly confidential
NOFEE TILL CURED-DR. MURPHY HAS REMOVED
IN to No % Roosevelt street, Chatham where no
hourly consulted all diseases Recent he
without mercury in two to four days with unparalleled
His specific 81 box, cannot be beaten. NIB
II beaten, DIR. ". will forfeit 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

TYR TkwCETT HAS REMOVED MS OFFICE TO ~
~ Dover street. where he be conhdentsly consulted
on all delicate diseases which he cures without merury
Recent diseases he few days. His Balm of Zurn,
debility Lsouebt NY self abuse " the most
invgorating medicine for that disease known in