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Doct w HILDEBRAyD has removed his Office
20 the building opposite the Masonic Hall, lorm
eriv the residence Of D -. JoxEs. Esq j where
he may BE- found n all times. when not absent on
professional business. ready to attend TO all calls
botl In town and country.
Sept. Ist 1881. 40 #
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TWO HUNDRED tn SAM
THE MARRIED WO M ANS
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR.. A. n. MAURICEAU,
OF DISEASES OF woME

T4rentieh Edition lsmo, PIP $50 Price, 500
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL
ny FOR THE MARRIED, or those contempa-
ting marriage as il dscIoses important secrets which
should be known TO them particularly.
Here, every iemaie-the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood or the one In
The decline Of wears ia whom nature conternplates
an important chauge-can discover the causes, symp
toms and the most efficient remedies and most Ger
tain mole Of cure, in every complaint 70 which her
sex IS subject
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
BLESSING, 10 thousands, the innumerahe Letters
received by the author (which he is permitted by the
writers to PUBLISH VIII attest.
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Life Pills and Phmnix Bi!ters.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for q period IF FIFTEEN YEARS, ano
during that time have maintained a high charac-
ter in almost every port Of tle globe for taeir eA-
traordinarv and Immediate power Of restoring per
feet health to persons suderlr under nearly every
kind of disease 10 which the human frame Is liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-09
Celebrated Family Ointment
HEALING VIRTUES.

II fact. aUti cntcated here, well a al over t
State ami indeed he whole states uiat Si1at'
.lcdciuCs have obtained wide spread celebrity and IT,
putsUou. winch hey justly entitled by their eatas
rrfges, sad powers. We uot among those who ara
prone endorse every patent HuI.u thar alone
.uI m }Hi5 Instance have DELAYED cur endorsement Lut
beer able make assurance d0uhy sure nor oui
. testing tieIn personally ourselves hut fTCU Tie tf
40ng OF numerous portion OF the community l.yiHt
round US Illinois Globe, April 10, 1850.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-09
Il EREsEF

-s) u NIX Y,El ASSES of A,fe.a. l4-.
- lust printed ara Tor sa-eaI ms va
.-2t Trees Az s lgsul3 -.s-sy
-, HAVE commenced receiving a choice lotoi
Ii i3-ea and fh-If,v FRUIT TREES. 4fee'
rom the seorr NuasEnr near Dar export 10y =
which ! will selI lower than Tlsy can e -iaa {.
any nursery in this vicinity. lhoze 1e7'i019
ob-ainiru riee5 ryll 90 vel. ~ ca-l soon. e....
ave also on hand and am receiving a Ei'-1-
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THE HERALD EOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AMP ASIA, BY TnE STEAMSHIP
FRANKLIN.
The American mail steamship franklin. Captain Woton
viii leave this port at to-day, for southainpt
and Bavre Her mails will cloe In this city at half past
ten O'Clock this morning.
The INV YosK HEnaiD printed in French aud Eng
llsh. will be Published a. halfpast nine O'Clock this
morning
Single copies be obtained, in Europe. at the fol
loving places
EdvSrds Sanford ca. No. Columbia Buildinr' Epoo.
NJ D. Borpsrdy. No. ~ John street Adelphi London.
Edw ards Sanford No. II Cornhill, London.
b. II Revolt. ...... No l2 Place de la Bourse. Paris.
Advertisements, a. we'll as subscriptions viii reach
II LEFT ut the above places.
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the new costume, through within OF through choice,
and no clergyman had . right to tahe them to task
for 70 doing in the manner that Mr.. Stone did. Ii
ladies choose TO the new costume, let them DO
so. Whilst We disagree with them as to the pro-
priety Of doing IL, they should not be excommuni
Gated for it. 1t is strange that the clergy will not
condne themselv within their legitimate sphere
Of duty, and that they will be continually lowering
the a,redness Of their profession, and We may add
Decorating their holy Offices by ridiculously inter-
fering with matte which ought not to concern
them. This circumstance reminds US Of the man.
ner in which the cergy interfered with their aocks
during the dark ages, when they essayed to take
cognizance Of every thing pertaining to the peoples
as well as their spiritual welfare. 1t was heresy
in Calico to declare that the did not revolve
that the earth turned its own axis; and the Rev.
MIR. Stone no doubt considers it heresy for fe-
male to wear the Bloomer. But to be consistent,
Mr.. Stone ought to have gone farther lie ought
to have declared what, in his opinion, the ortho-
dox length of a ladys petticoat should be, and
have published rule on the subject The truth is,
there has been, of late, too much intermedding by
clergymen with the ess of females, an it is full
time the pra .tice vas abandoned. Mr.. Stone has
simply made himself ridiculous in the matter-as
much so as if he had donned the peitcoa: himself.
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.DOU BE SH EFT.
Few YORK, saturday, july ss. 1881.
Photographic Sam mary.

The most important item of information received
hy pa last night, is, that .he British Minis;
Ter had perenptorily demanded OF the Mexican
government settlement Of her very backward ac-
counts with her English creditors. In this d.
AZ and the British Minister appears to have
been backed up by similar acquisitions from
tie ambassadors Of spain and France. Poor
hexieol conyalsel with revolutions, infested by
wild Isaians, over head and ears ia debt, living
from hand to mouth, on the instalmeuts paid
her for the surrender of half her territories to
the United Stases-poor Mexico wha: is to be-
ooIle OF heEl s she to Dc divided, body and bones,
by her European creditors, Is she to lapse into
tae re dsemng alternative of annexation At best,
she seems 20 be hopeless case.
A terrible ship wreck, with the loss of the Prus-
sian Minister, is reported 20 have occurred off Vera
GruE
We have some ieter items fson santa Fe and
tho Far " est.
itsppears that they have had some serious dis
sarbances at Toronto, or the Church question:. We
refer tbe reader to the Geographic column.
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Nj u n Il Y NJ A IL X T. n.

i.
There Is no feature in the stock market. Day
after day the tran ssctions amount to about the usual
extent without any variation of consequences in prices.
The apprehensions entertained b. many relative to
change in the money market as far from being
realized ever and holders Of stosks by
anxious to reduce their lists The low prices ruling for
all the leading ances deter the bears from op:rttos to
any extent Most OF the sales time have been made
by parties having stocks in hand for delivery. tbs
places them in safe position ut all events In the event
If upward movement in priaes. Nothing but the
fear that the large shipments Of specie, and the uni
versa expansion Of credits may lead 70 break down,
keep the stock market so quiet Whatever may ulti-
ma,ey be the result Of these things do IT antcpa
any immediate difficulty in financial affairs 1t is the
gene al impression in the street that there will be
active in stocks sometime during September
or October At the first board, to day Erie Railroad
declined a per cent; Morris Canal, ~ and Reading
Railroad "a.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day, amounted to Sl266O 81; payments
s7s4o7 7o-baance, 81 40 81 81.
The receipts of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company for the month Of June 1851 amounted to $780,
Cs3 & against S1i 265 % for the corresponding Month In
1850 showing increase Of SiJ4l o. equal to about
ll5 per cent The receipts In Nav 1851, $4,000
The earnings Of the Cheshire Railroad Company in
Increase $21s1 50.
We learn from the Petersburg Intelligence. that the
citizens Of Petersburg have subscribed Sl0o 900 IN che
Ralig and CASTOR Railroad which Is fourth of To-
sum necessary the road About 500
II IL expected will be obtained from North Carolina aud
Richmond aud Norfolk urged 10 raise the balance
$50 COO between them. The whole Of $4,000
must be raised to enable the company to comply with
the conditions Of the act Of Assembly Il North Carolina
Within the past few days there have been sales 70
extent in this market Of rginis State Skies redeemsbe
in lss6 thirty Eve years hs and they have command
I'd premium 81 about five per cent We have uht this
will become avoiite security the 9th er side psrcu-
larry with British capitalists aud that It will command
as high prrmium any other. Ii has importan.
advantage most American securities which il the
length of time IL has TO before reaching maturity.
Virginia Is Of the largest and wcahest states 10 tn
Union. Her immense, but have only been
moderately developed. Her debt e small large portion
Of which has been created for the purpose o aiding the
construction OF works Of internal improvement As soon
those works completed the taxable property Of the
State will rapidly increase and the OF the ~
vernment be correspondingly Augmented.
The current quotations in this market for foreign and
domestic exchanges for money aud specie
are as amazed
roprreN FycusSes.
On London lW4 alus On Amtterdsm. ~ sl'd
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Ctty Intelligence.

NJ, u,
mo, arn,ass;y.iv hot days ~ The n-esant sason r.
harv - ,rhicn IN on Tbnrsdry ni,ht tnnd.5 IN
- 49,. 90 coc ana rartv In asr, ~,
the f eIoon; but from about three O'Clock p NJ un u.
sunset the suf eating heat was almost beyond en-.
durance About six O'Clock strong symptoms of heavy
rain appeared but tie nrm lme became cleared
OF ts masses OF black clouds and night the
blue shy was b.spangled with brilliantly shining stars
The highest degree OF heat Indicated oy the thern
ettfday was %, when was at . % CLOCK, e. YET We
nave seen lhe mercury rise ABOVE W degrees, at Times
when the neat was more endurao'e anu less sannS.
DEsrsueTur FiRE-About quarter to one o'clock this
morning broke out in the itch story OF the bri *
buldil No 100 Maiden lane occupied BY Chas A. Ave-
~ CO. manufacturers aud dealers In hats, caps aud
sus" goods The names were nest discovered by the IN
su ance walchnen VINO gave the alarm and the nre de-
parment were promptly m attsneanoe put the IRE hd
gained strops "o'ng ere their aIriVai, o~ins 70
lais, a h - ri 49, Ing , ~ @
80 =, ~. ho,r -, sc;ro m rres. ,y.-v a. IN bsd
t and ys,,,ah stnrt on hand ,stIy all of whch
ga snIirey DESTROYED when our r.porer left the scene
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Sewing Machine.-1. NJ. singers Inven-

Sewing NIach1ue.-1. NJ. singers Inven-
tion1hs the eful and practol machine known.
II as teen Thor oughiy and successfully tested.
All Who use IL are delighted with its operation.
~ linen cloth, fine with equal facility.
Ladies shoes CATERS, boots &c will do elegantly.
twiI 90 v and stitch almost any hind Of leather.
Many have been disposed n for these purposes
times fast can BE- done By hand.
Owners his rnaotite would not sell IL at price,
Provided they could not purchase another
the most fstterng testimonials 81 its usefulness
patronsed by private families and manufacturers
The Ing man make treble wages by its aid.
Dresakers soamstresses Re- use ~ 70 great advantage
There IL scarcely any sewing which II cannot do
Any length Of stitch Is made BY turning small screw.
IL sews course or fine without any dimculty.
The stitch " makes will not ravel or open.
The dread ed IL neither twisted nor unit visited,
always it natural and perfect strength
II sews sncl. circle easily as straight line.
The stitch s not ssg but appears strait the fabric
This nasLine IL QUITE simple Ia it's construction.
Itis perfect and durable In all IT, parts.
Do Is not liable TO break or get out Of repsir.
Jt - worked by an casv and neat trcsdle. power.
IL will run for years without interruption.
Much labor an q study have been p nded upon IT,
And expense incurred 10 bringing IL 10 pcrioc
Itvill Ne fouf d 10 correspond with what VIC say,
Trll printed directions accompany each machine,
Tho friee for a single one g. tlkj
Nith evcrythine complete T. e operation.
We ptck thtm % ~ ~ any part OF the verdi. - -.
On eshbitipn and Tor sale 81 our pnncpii once ~
Broaduay ppos.o tls city Dali, New fo,k ~ Harvard
Place TfFtnn 81 South Fourth Philadelphia, vuere all
ufr,or intt rested are BNitcd 20 call.
All oroert Jrcmptiy attended ~. Address, p3Iral "
n sINGTS 4 co, - Broadway, New iork.
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VIM. Ne Ardle, OF City Guards will
che erully testify TO the speedy. nd perm e
eaoy this far famed and sovereign remedy lie had been
rendered absolutely cripple, aud he'd suf red tbs
remest OF the Dammatory paroxysm of chronic
rheumt tit for long period without prospect relief
other remedies. he called az he oce l2 Rowery
in carriage, from which he had TO be m ed by friend.
single bottle afforded him such relief PAIN aut such
renewal Of rcr 9Th. TO enable him to attend bnsness
few bottles completed his cure Tho Life Blisl IS
the most certain remedy known for the OF Serfua
Kings Evil old Ulcers hheumatism Neuraa Erysipelas.
FLEE Mercurial Diseases BARRIERS Itch and all diseases
the blood after how impure the system has be
Prncpal depot, las Bowery. Seventy five cents large
bottle.
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IL appears by this that quotations have not varicl
much during the past ten days There hsvo however
been few transactions in the leading secur
ties and many of quotations cannot he consid. re
otherwise than nominal New Yo-k State are ex
ceediueiy scarce, notwithstanding The high premium
th' command in the market The Comptroller Of The
State nae called for proposals for million OF dollars
the Car al Revenue Certificates which viii b. received
until the 18th Of august. The impression ia falnca,
circles is that these certi icaes viii bin, at least par
on account Of their being receivable for banking par
poses But for this DO believe they would brine
par. Comfortable curiosity exists whs. will be
the result, of this attempt the part the lesis-
lGfure Of the State of New York, 10 CT over that
section of the constitution prohbisinc any in
crease of the public debt without the consent OF tia,
people.
The annexed statement exhibits the qaantity .ui
value OF foreign dry goods entered this port
sumption for warehousing. and withdrawn from ware
house, for the week ending the 24,h inst
.MESTS n FOREIGN DRY CooDs.
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wcrresume rate is given in the official alver
lis, M nts that the California e that
to the Sapdp ich Islands.
The rates by Berford Cos. Express, by the ohie,
next Monday, will be found in another column.
The wrruy HrR,LD will be published at hafpast
nine o'clock. 10 morrow morning.
irge copies in wrappers six.pcnce.
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pass freely In others, and al the purposes cs.
trade, &c We have no change to make in our quota
items for specie.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations ia
this market for the principal public securities ut @
respective periods named -
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eh4 new village Of understand that
friend Mr. John A. Flammer has chartered the fsyare
steamboat Koseusko for The h Of July "Wednesday tor
hss 20 usual yiaeed his Judgment in the ssleeti'a Of the
boat LOT THE occasion This feature ia exeur
sons lmakng it pic mic and eotllon partyl TO STRAIT
tonport, and we firmly convinced that Mr.
i1smmer determined to give pleasure as we'll ss prolt
to all Who make sseursiSps With him; All who would
rlsmmers company TO the eeautf village OF
Tickets may be obtained at Mr. Jehn A. Fiam on &C.
Wooster street, two doors from Amity street.
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The best summer medicine with which familiar Il
HutehDss B,ers and the popularity il as attaiae as
rencey or the most obstinate cases of dype il val
bcst we'd 1t is sold at low piice Of tty cents and 81
per bottle that all who disposed 10 test its yrtu
have to neglect oong the of
my The principal oc for its sac is st 22 elton sire g.
u stairs.
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THE CUBAN REvoI.CrIoy.-Capt. Bishop Of the
bark James Bayley. of this port, arrived yesterday
from Mltanzas, whence nc sailed on the l2th seven
days after he reported revolutionary outbreak and
battle Mt Principe. News Of such an event, had it
really occurred ought to have reached hatanzas in
forty eight houts-that is, the 9TH, five days bet
fore the James Bay ley sailed 1t was, however,
heard Of there; for which the Intelligence is
discreiitcd by Capt. aud his passengers.-P tiit-
dsip,,a North inrriran, July %.
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Movements of ludlvidu ais.

=. Y Lersy, baltimore; H. y. sauvc, New Orleans;
Albert Spcyrv Mexico; c. Ardus Baltimore; r. Seuerts,
Micbigap s. Reouior Quebec; Senior jose Afouso, two
daughters, and servant Niagara; oa Elward Cur
It's, Waterford N. Y W. 5. fshloute Newark, and
Major rotson and servant Cinci nnti among the
arrivals. yesterday at the Union PtAee Hotel
Hon. n. o. story Pough kespsie; y6or War1, Florida;
Captain q. W Smith and Captain Jones, ". DIR.
Taiiafsyzo and Dr. Page, North Carolina r Williams,
L. n, were among the arrivals, yesterday, at the
Irving House.
d Coate New York; J. IToskips. Philadelphia; W.
Hol ter. North Csty.na; G. NJ. Nusby Augusta; ;. d..
Smith. Philadelphia; and George Davis, Boston, we're
among the arrivals. yesterday, at the American.
X. NJ Lee. Philadelphia; j. Sempe, L. "; ID.
Corwn an J W King Cincinnati; X. A Reed, Augusta
ID. Bang Washington and Captain Sturgeon, Louisville,
among The arrivals, yesterday, a. the Aston.
A. Mitchell j. Owen. and c. y. Field louisiana Chas
Davis. Maine; General H. II. Hunting, Long Island; q
III IIupgerford Mobile Il. y. Doxtaler Rome; l.. Il.
Stevens end q. W. Wilcox Boston; Chss O. Num- Car
mel; Dc Hunt England; and A. Perkins Mississippi,
among the arrivals yesterday ut the Cntoa Hotel
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This grand AFFAIR will by the notice in
advertising columns Wednesday July 10Th
great pleasure in recommending il 70 Che public the
the most delightful tr of the seasonthose who attend
will promote their pleasure and besides tribute TO
CHI tai IA oh Get.
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Malls for CALIFORNIA;.

The steamship Cherokee Captain winde, will leave
this port h the Goth inst for Chsgres via
uavara Her mails will close at two o'clock
Annexed are the hostages ietters-to be prepaid:
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sunday charlottesville Steamer Thomas
r. HULSE makes her usual trips orrow New burg
past seven A. NJ.
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strangers passing through our city ma

during thu ir brief soourD furnish tems with
Shirts, at GREENS No Aston House, unequaled ia sly
and ft Implicit dependence may be placed the fulfil
mcLt Of all orders at the time specified.
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leaving bis for Boots aud Shoes at WAX ss
futot street He then, send FOE wha' be
want with certainty of being well fitted and Of gettir
first rate articles kept expressly for each
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published Mabel The Child of the Bate Field Tale 81
Waterloo BY the author Of Don Cesar De Baran, Jeu,
has been published for years. 5000 res have aread,
been sold in London and the demand b daily increasing
Complete in large volume Of W pages spiendd,
illustrated. Price 50 cents AKARMAN g. 0RmsBY, Pub
fishers, los Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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Tnc Feet.-Rrnnks. of IsO EuIton stre.,.

lie in his glory. His splendid dre3s Boots and eler
summer Caters all he Every o. taste
then and all satisfied that the aforesaid articles are he
cheapest and best to he obtained in this country Mr.
Brooks by bis strict nton business aud MS
knowledge Of the trade be practices rapidly acquiring
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isr To heauJiful black brown Instant
Piled. without staining the skin; warranted Gouraud's
Italian Medieated Soap tan pinples
eruptions, &c Goarouds P0uirs subtitle erade.tes hair
from low foiebeads any part of the body Liquid Eoug,
Lily White Hair Close NC, found at 81 Walker
Broadway; Calender > South Third street. rhadephi
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perfee ton at Batcheors Wall street. Wiss
unequalh for natural appearance and durability His
Bar Dye is favorably krOwn it needs comments it
cen be- procured also from all the Druggists and Perqner1
in town and country.
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mrm greatly improved, remains in London
Paris, the United states positive proof Of which is
daily his private ofice No. 81
where IL is for sale applied Bad eooring from other
renedled by calling.
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tistept the u ird Of tis days paper Ills ocs is
at No hte street the second block below Broadway
Al letters toe koba,k, no. lite grees will b.
hsiously attended TO If prepaid.
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country or sraDEero pass- throush the city, shout
visit the Paris MantillA Empori i Broad wher
the superb variety be inspected st extremely
derate prices the eptro stock is teduced to max
Room for fall imp rtatons.
GEO. BULPIN, 35l Broadway.
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A INC: a Hlt: we congratuIa,e lndustry

and enter whe they iced They have
cd in oStr IorJnary manner in la experiment.
hear al sides and ia of unIneasurel praise
the cheap and beautiful Boots and Caters the Boot
makers Union, 50 n ass au street.