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Is constantly receiving eccessions. Launches
are frequently taking place and the anl esOeroyes
sells and guns respectively duly praised in the journals
In the meanwhile France Is spending ,hsn she
squeeze Gu, OF miserable peasants In the midst OF all
these prepGr6tons What becomes o. the Peace Soc.y'
In England Goscgmneni is putting down ~ the polca
its infeIitrtnce with The new nsa train A.: the -
ciesy placarng then WARNINGS 70 the deuted nO 10
enter upon the soldiers Ia all - Presi INITIAL
speeches, Louie Napoleon never said word resp ncn;
4merics, excepting on he occasion OF the Caaa p.
rates when h coupled them IA deIsnciaion "A the
same breath with tho gor.dceton oil tie Roman eNnc
daion Against whom Il ~ the navy l,yclSl' Iae
fate OF Mexico the question watcher Cpba shall rensa
spanish or fan nio the hants OF the United stat has
occupied The French Cabinet Tae Sandw.ch lsi.nis
are also in their diplomatic keeping. new has
arisen Our pchtcs no longer provincial Tde pre-
ponderance OF America Is even oycr-estinaied New
York is q household word the New York Hotel" is a
common Boni.acc sign on the continent have been
Asked il was not as large and fine CRY as Paris and
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m enc occasion II il were not larger. Come and see
Paris with its uequaled splendors and the question
eeems puerile.
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The Defeat and flight of Rosas.

TEE GEEAT BATTLE or SANTOS LUGARES OK THE
THIRD oF FEBRUARY.
The English mail steamship Tovot arrived at South.
an p.on the 18th u with advice. from Buenos Ayres
TO the I'd Monteyideo TO the sh and Rio dc ancro
the 18th Ct February.
This arrival enables to give to the readers Of tho
New YosK FrnALD brief sketch Of The operations n
the allied army in Euenos Ayrea which utod in Tie
defeat ard fight of General Rosas
II rmorod in London tina, Rosas had nc ually
rived NJ SOUTHAMPTON In the Teviot
II was openly stated IN Eio that Mr. Southern. (ha
English Minister had actco throughout partisan o.
Gonfrri Roseshsd recently cndcayored patch up
terf viii the Brazilian government though holding part
with tho Oppositonapd had in various wayS aided he
neral Iotts TO secure comfortable edr Tor lims,lf IN
Of defeat in answer to oil which the Ora 1an hrn,
their shoudorr and Lost lii Al the Br.ti,h
Ministefis dirintoresodnces.
The pas age Of the Parana by tho bcrtng army under
General Utuuiza CONNIE need The z2d Of December
and comyishsd the 6th Of January Thu cr,,s
ing Of this wide aud rapid river 10y army oompo ed II
5000 men, with 80 600 horses 30 pieces of artillery and
propcrtionste baggage train wa necessarily WORK "
umc.
The army was broueN together The Diensnt6 =
settle ment Lately founded 10y General urquza IN q
TIC most beautiful situations the banks pf the IafAH
and nth ~ a military and commercial p0nf u WOW.
one 81 tha mot important IL commands the Punta
GorGa ana the upper navigation Z ON that point
The ctisens ~ Santa Re arc Of 80 AFRO well A. ~
the Inhabitants " tho province q ssnte Be- oxopt IL
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arivedl4th. brig Velocity. Darrell. from N0rleans lsh
ha1 Ann & r Ss ,;ss IS
bark Isn 6 Sssa sh 5
Ing wissris,Ss s;ssen: SYssk Leaves, ssm'TEsx
a.. Ms Mary Wnliscs LoTa Lovnst Lawson. %. sid
l7th sshr synilr craws1 for, Cuba ,pr nnr,.
York; 18th, schr Scotia Cooke, Baltimore
EpoARrows March 90
Arrived-schr Susan Russell. Holiness Hole for Nan
shEArr sehr opi Spear from Baltimore for Portland
Slst-n port this schrs Gresor Packard for
ophr' Spear PIT Portand Wind EsE -
par q ass ihss as u
have BEEN n' eth and acth inst ''' '' ~ w.
,Arrivsd--nsrk Mary bstsr rer"anSnss. sriss cIsr.
Es @ .S4s sS Geo wei
Child BshSr Boston; csoGsrss Hoaet SYSrs Emery
,sysranes Miner Provdenee; Patterson, Patterson
GlesredbsTi Lyman. Reid Havana; briss Penguin tBr
n Foster crows sSar II
%ya,is tyirniss, Wf;Sasssn gpll Rysy ci;sS1sss
Potter do; steamer Vulcan. Hand, do
Miscellaneous.
BARK HuwrIFGToS (of Batmore). Jones, at San
days 70 the equator II tac Atlantic Ocean She received
and The heel Of her main tpnas badly sprunsfremast
BRiG SAMUEL CiURcHMAN, from San Francisco for Phi
iadcipha put Charleston 18th for repairs. having su
weather he CHI om 10Th d
Sem Gvc ashore at Cape May, Is to DO sold
by auction with her chains anchors and
Spoken.
Ship Hope OF Duxbury from Noricans for Boston eth
nit, lstS71s Ion y.
Slip Alex Grant from Norsans for Liverpool 18th ult
lat 81, Ion IA.
ship Katsh in Nor frsm sFrauoiscO for Calcutta, Jan
6, latS2 n. Lon 1872 w.
ship SANTIAGO Peterson from Calcutta f5r NYOrk. Jan
- lat % y Ion GSE
ders Jan ~ on 81 Helena.
Bark Whitby tBr), from - for Charleston Feb p lat
q, Ion l5
Tie Royal Oak from Shields for NYork Pcb n, lat 49,
on 49,
Brig Chas Thomas, Pinkham fr Ga ssson for Proy
dcpce. March q, iatS, Ion "A 81.
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Theatrical mud nIuSicoI.

BowrRY TrArnE he pieces selected for this even
ing tie dramas Of {" Putnam" aud Wall zee" with
the farce OF the Two being for the bcnoi
Of Mr.. ". X. Derr.
BaoApwAr fnsArRr-Forrest appears to- night in hi
great character If Rche',cu. and will 10 supported by
Barry, Conway Fenno and Madame roais rhe cl D. n
piece is " Dir and Mrs r."
EiuIo5 GsRprS.--Madame Anna Thiilon appears Thu
evening Marie in the " Daughter Of The Regimen, :"
The concluding piece will be the Captain Of the
Watch"
BurToNs THsATRE-Shakspcare's COMEDY Of tn
Twelf,h Night" which has been received With great en-
thusasm win be repeated tonight All wi close with
the " msid Of the Mouna.u."
NATiosaL THrATKx-lhree fne pieces offered for
this evenings umusement, namely. Lear of rr.vat
Life" Sons of Columbia" and the ing farce Of th
married Raker
AMraicAE MvsEuM.--Anothcr attractive programme Ia
announced fer this afternoon and evening
CIEcrs.-Ths being the last night but one those VIII,
have rot Sands equestrian company should by all
means de
CHRisrYs MrssrRrIs give choice sclcction OF negro
melodies this evening. No doubt the hall will b.
crowded.
WooD's MISsrRrIs This fine band will sing several
popular negro mcltdies this evening
TAnERsAcLr -Dempster gives his third and last con-
cert this evening.
NEW ORLEANS 0rERA AND BALLET Taoor perform every
nigh, this week. in Newark.
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Interesting from spain

Our adyoes from Madrd arc Of the 18th Of March
The people q that city appear to be In another fcrnent
relative to the United States.
The reports offurther insults orod to the Span nag
FL New orcana excited great cation there Further
accounts waited for. but every one seemed unan.
mou IN the feeling that ts state 81 things put
Up with j. IL strange thst such reports should have
reached Madrid 10 additional insults have been offered
TO senior LaLprdc that We have heard of
The OIdr EinlstcriiI journal states that General
joe de Ia eonoha ha been recalled from the Captain
ccnaal hip 81 Havana not account Of any mistrus
the parr of uc government Of the Generals capacity
or loyalty but because resin Of his have
obtained lis appreciation Geuera Don valeptn Canedo
lately Captain General q. Madrid is 10 replace HIM lie
have ie CsJi2 the Goth ult for Cuba General
iasundi takes General tancdo's place in ,indrid.
One Of the Erg sh tpondcns in Madrid states that
the e Of tho removal Of General Concha Is
t1d to be strong representations which no cent
here from cuba but the no tiiity substiDg between him
and tho prrtent MialsteI Of Marine General Armeso)
VII NJ Tie head OF the naval department at Cuba IL
con. idt1cd the raj ~ his fall.
The Madrid Gasee contains the translated copies Of
me cur pundeDoc between the United States nutori-
i'f ara tht fpans ain badoF concerning the pardon
~ Rhd setting ~ liberty of spasard Damed Lopez,
Ni@l1 ~ - drunkenness hal asassinatod New York
poh@ man The Gaseso says that her Majesty consider
~ IT. fct n proof q tho oosire manfes.e by bc fed
srhl F"ycsiatnt q the Union tighten tho bonds Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

T.. M,
BRrApsrurrs-Fiour ruled lower, the business embrao-
ing 10 coo bbls. supcrne Canadian ut 81 37M 81 50;
common to good Southern at 81 81 b 584; orii-
nary to choice State at ~ s3 6ss,; and mixed to
fancy Western at 81 6S2i s3A por boil Nothing
occurred in rye -four, corn meal wheat or barley Rye
fetched Soc for 1000 bushels river and 80 roc for
5000 bushels mixed Western advance Domestic oats
were plenty. and heavy at 80 43c.
CorTos-Tho sales to-day $500 bales at prices
ruling yesterday say tho basis of Sc for middn Up
lands.
Pnr,oHrsRates for Liverpool CONTINUED steady about
5000 600 bales cotton part sed engaged
400 bbs oer at Is Sd and IA 900 IS coo bushels wheat
on private terms To London 900 800 bbls -four were
reported at Is To Rotterdam, 5000 10 600 bushels
grain were engaged In bags at Sd 10 Iiavre cotton
gong forward at ac Pots al 80, and bark at S. To
California rates continued dull at 45c. n 20.
PRos,oss continued active the transactions reaching
300 bbs new prime and mess pork at SIG 12S and SIT
Sl7 1915 200 packages shoulders and hans at TX and
9h eA; 200 bbls prime lard at o OK. and $50 bb5
prime and mess beef at S5A s6'l ma SsI Sl24.
respectively.
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INTELLIG II q Il !.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 1, 1852.

Cleared.
Steanship City Of Norfolk (nsw), Richmond, &c. MAILER
sp S 1sTG LsIds Wiley
Ship tides Borland. Liverpool = richardson & Co,
Bark A kinsnsn, ThurSton, AataatA, Perkins e. De-
Bark d johnson. Staples. Maan.s.. Peck & Church.
Orig K9pset lDuteh Dyer Rotterdam. Funsh Aeiake.
eess iF'a'As'A'h' rh'l'f''A' Havana Brett v'''
Bris Assona % Ana'srsos Gardens: G Read
Brig Anbrosins (swed) Bcchmann. Gottenburg Taneh
Brig FrantI tPrus) Pollok Elsnore. Sc. Funch &
Brig Pbiura. Thatcher. Savannah. Durham & D,mon
Schr Helene tDan) Jursonsen. st Thomas. Russell &
sehr Messenger. Snow. Fredericksburg, G Picrson.
shr SARAH Ess Smith, NeM .ysn ms,.
Steamer Delaware Seymour, Philadelphia N Sanford.
Arrived.
Steamship City Of Now York. Baxter chasres and King
ssss s'n Fosss % c Rich
mond % hours with mdso and to Mailer
Steamship Roanoke Parrish Norfolk md Richmond 25
hours. with mdse and to Ludlam Plessants
and cas S arpss TO sass s, SAL
Co. March 80 lat 49, la 90 spoke ship sonora hsaeo,
s;,S gs. Iori London a7a rsr
Had lish wind. from tic \ froa tho Banks.
snip ssnsr Ts~ gs5 81 days. with ndse and ss
ship s.m.sss s wissas,s. CHAIRMAN HAVE Mrsh H.
Ship sias Grcenmsn Spencer New Orleans 20 days. with
Barn oass.s inrj Ssyy Dublin, asdsy' in ballast with
Bark Amaranth tBrem Prohst Bremen. ~ days. with
and passengers to Meyer Stucken. March 90 lat
20 spoke ship hrdnian, 30 days from Shields for
York: goth, lat ~ 90 Ion ~ 20, Ham bark No 49,
Bark Henry Warren tof BATH Ryrien, Havana. - days
with sugar to Roberts 4 Williams, sse u master.
Bark Oclls stark 81 Marks, ii days. with cotton to
master
TO Schen brothers Co. March 80 lat s. 20 lon 73 30 foil
with the wreck Of r fehr Fanny Bourne Of Dartmouth
hcforc reported dsmast and perfectly sht
Brig II Couens Thompson. Attakapas % days. with
and Iolnsses, to y j. Ssyre vessel Ncsmth s. Sons.
March a. of Toru-as, spoke schr ofand. Of and for
Philadelphia from Cienfucyoa; 3t lat - IL Ion "a 49,
large steamer steering by f. The has experienced
Bris Joseph Keller. Charleson.5 days with cotton and
70 master. March 80 Int 81 81 Ion 70 IS spoke bark
Canada of Porland) days from Boston for MatinzIs
sehr VIM Camp. Burrell, Hartford. 9 days. bound to
Plla1ephia.
Sohr jos FurwclI. Alexander, Rockl. nd, days.
Solr Superior. Grover, ! days.
Schr Silas Wright, johnson, Rocktand, days.
Below,
ship Palmer, Low Whampoa, s. days. with teas, sc,
Bsrk Maryland from New Orleans with cotton, &C. to
Bark Lucy Ann. 70 days from Newcastle, f. 70 Fox Iv
Bark Gen Green (ot Charleston), II days from Havana
Bark Endymion (Br), 81 days fran Shields.
bark Minna {Brem) days from Bremen. TO Pope Co.
Brig friepdthi
Also, z ships, barks and briggs
Sniled,
Steamship City Of Norfolk Post. Norfolk and Richmond
shrs Yves. Point Allen Liverpool Isaac Wright. Furbsr
do: VIM Tell Punch Havre.
Wind at sunrise, NV; meridian, SW; sunset, SSW.
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STrAM3HIP tASAdA-AT NJ.
paraise i2th Witch Of the wave aes i'm Canton tJan
for SYsIk; i1.h Mary adams; nsrdins from usnS k@a
81 F'g Sa S% f for for dol
Aprs, Jan so-Arr Putnam Daniel, Zanzibar land sid
AasrsnnAm. March ls-Arr Harriet & Frances, Snow,
XsTwpRr March IG-sid Edwina, Broughton sud Eliza-
beth pennson Carpenter NYork land from Fiusng 2jth
HnBnossAS, March asld Jane DnHus, Thorn pson Bos
ton n s. March % csssS %sFa
B'snHv, Feb is-sld Iisywara Ford, Boston. ~o."o,
b1Tss s1 Jan poroSes Syork sSb San
tiago smith, do; goth. Frederick Louise, do
o1e.ne Diana Su@ and sards an s Giro
do; Jcven Modesa dol 10Th catalantA Charleston sd3d
Bonphxvx March losid Mary Green Everett. NYort
for Noreans Rerre and british Oak, for NYOrkj Rrn
n Bn D March sArr Johann snat Noreaus; 18th
Bn pspSmArsS March isl Agno sohollini, NYorh
Bnsron March It'd Yprssiire Mcmillan City Point
, Mach n%aa S Sd 5 Dasm
Wary do Harriet August. Trot Norears Phlah HcArn
cHnlz, Feb 2a-sld Aiy2donors. Norissng Msroh Bsr-
CLYpr March i5-Arr Marion camphell Charleston. sid
9Th AasY nne New rOs1 sa mu JsSs
In do ldr Onyx FOR Boston, Bride for do and Pc.cu; Ar
ethusa for Charleston and NYork Mcmac for Halifax and
Charleston; birgo Champion Spartan Sarah Mary, and
D"rl,s, March ic-Sid Nslabar. Leeds, WORK
DArDAsrIIrs Fob 22-Ar Marshali. Taylor. from Con-
Oval March liar EEnae, Bremen for NYork; occsn,
Msss GS das a x~ne ch
ling Bremen COR NYora; Daistor - sunaerlssd fsr
md sFrsncsoo nth Gertrude Bailey Cacutta FOR lon
don land anchored) 18th Grinnen Fletcher NYork for
pss,cd BY 18th. Chance, Trewgorth, ON Hi Phila-
BuNorrrss March l5-OG Carl Johann. Olsen, Newcastle
rAIaovrH, March Ion Aurora, Cherry. from Shields
for NOrleans; 18th Stephan from Noreansfor Hamburg
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friendship between she two cousries Of the conduct
observed BY the Spanish government towards the Anglo
American prisoners having been Appreciated by the
sbas part OF the population Of tho United states has
ordered the correspondence to be published
The Madrid Epccc mentions rimor Of deere, said
to be ready for pukcsion concerning the conversion
DE- bt due by Spain 10 the United States.
The Ga:eitt contains III. appointment Of Lieutenant
General Eorxrgaray TO the car'ancncrashp OF Puerto
Ric0
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TeIegrnphic RoDn,fa.

CiNciNNATi, April !, 1867
Provisions arc firm. Dry settled meat is at Csc for
shoulders, and Sc for sides Pork and lard quiet
Flour sells at SIS 10 So IS
CHARLESTON. March So 1852
Cotton-Selcs to-day, SIS bales ut Ga SIc. the
market is unchanged but somewhat depressed.
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E0R LIyERP0oL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
\ ship PACIFIC. Capt Ezra Nys fhis steamship sili
depart whit United States Mail for Europe positively
Canal street No berth secured paid for ro ,ht
or passage having nneaused accommodations for elegance
and comfort, apply to
EDWD x. COLLINS q CO. 90 Wan stress
Atlantic will succeed thu Pscio. and sail
April 18th.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
~ and New-iork. - The GREAT BRITAIN, serew
steamship, 500 TONS Captain Is. H. Mathews date com
ander OF the Great Western and City ste
ipn) will To despatched on Saturday, lat MAY from
III erpool eiroet To- Now York. Tuesday st June
from New York TO Liverpool Rates Of Liver
pool To New YorkAiter saloon. Twenty Gnineas Fore
Sa on, III irtecn Guneas few midshp bsrtns at Fifteen
1u.noas Rates Of passage from New York
lnrs. lew midsiip bertbs at sixty Dollars including
steward iee tho attendance OF experienced
ana All provisions except wines aud uSr which viii DO
stpIhcc 1T moderate prices Frei ts frO1 ri,erpo to
New York Pine Goods, sixty shings storas Der ton
Coare Goods, Hardware and wo accord.
IN agreement without prima IL paid In liverpool or
VIII five per cent prmao, II paid IN New YORK. Four
Dollars and Eiity eepts por pound sterling From Mo-
York Co Liverpool freight viii he tsken al tlo carreat
r u Now YORK, 70 KfCLAkD IRWIN, o3 frans stroot.
NOR SAvANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
u The now and superior steam hip ALABAMA, capt tn
" H. LLC ow ai leavr SsturdR prI Sd, - oot0rs
f.. from 'mr4 N,r'b river. Apply 70
SAMUEL j.. Ml1 p! Ill No. ~; Fr"nt htrees
The FLORIDA CAPTAIN TnoinA ~ n. on saturday. hpri
TO- Fer 5i.-t ath accommodations and tra, thes
shape b@'r No salcr.t IN tine eoe~s
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MEDICAL.

A CARD.--DR. CHARLES d. HAMMOND. HAS RE
turned from Europe, and resumed the practice Of his
Murray street from Il to H. daily Special s SaSa.
ton to Female Complaints and to Seass Of tho Eye and
New York Academy Of Medicine.
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND-Dn A.
= Prestons Female Panscea. Noe and corrccts al
81 Consultation, 30. Letters confidential 0ice No 2S5
Bo~er1. y. T. No. Unjust not be taken il pregnancy.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT Or PRIVATE
without pain In constitutional Affections. and discs 70
local remedy can any ORE there are
who s"sno. BE- cured sthoas ~ q. 70 s' sssss iay cf
sasSes He makes daily Sures q troures
and che handasd. Of other eercaes, noshss
A. airing, D NJ Corbyn, Deroud One sppcstos cared
psd over 500 in years Co DO oursd Of ressns
abuse v.hout benefit but 700 by local snd
short time after had been upde, three p6yesn.
40 benefit VIM. Ferguson Perth A"boy. The hall cured
others rely other ertSsse
20 nSs fo sS s BY s; S. n
M .ssnss Ss
street.. second door from Broadway.
- long established Hunterian Dpcnsary, No. Division
haya sy Gs
BY lo quask doctors hu. oa and see Or Hunter
money. fow who desired the doctor 70 publish
their proofs"You cured In four weeks Ola dreadful
disease that broke out all and the effects Of mer
fry 80 TsaS S ws LAID up more Than
cured in the time of the cholera in three wosks Of
most dreadful disease Of than years standing,
after three other doctors had only given but said
r as Tgn u,sy r , wFh 70 ss
ago, applied TO London physician 70 BIO cured OF
certain di,1 he wei In three woek In
less than months u broke out AGAIN tried six othsrs
with the same effect got thoroughly vol u his
HYDRA and headed monster until called AZ your is
peprnry four yerrs and ever since nm sonnd ns
whe his remedy HUNTERS Red Drop, can DO had
Genuine Price one dollar only This remedy the
Gstnt narinpt any secondary atncks and Ia the only
rrmedy on that You will find this ont by bitter
expers nee. IL you trust To any other
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a snf. REV ARD.-JErYRIEs ANTIDOTk a sPR
UtbspV eBe mixture for The ~ privsee dsordsr
nakos speedy WITHOUT The least rsstreops ~ iist
rink chang In application Va busipos tn,
proprietor challenger rngs rsee which the MIX vii
ths forfeiture % Va hundred doia
~, M IN bott,oe With N Hr"rttosa a. ~ Owe battp
a.. s.es msny o"rra n go '6ays w. sat-
2 RING Io2 B-osd-sy sr5 ~ osyRr6 straot nv
,i..la, i0< Hsnnvs- st-scs b-ss~' ~-'sAt 4 ~e~
ox)e1nA
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TcIegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived--Stesmship Union, NYork. 40 hours.
Sailed-Brigs Emma Roeen. NYork; Foster Proviicnce
schr North Carolina, a Northern port
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yn,S Trra;ia Ho o ~ - n FE
and To o'clock r. M (Sunday exoeptedl No 50 Green
WIN street From the uncommon medical advantages I'll,
author Inns enjoyed. which he would haxs5
resided several ycars in Paris for the purpose
studyur thess diseases followed by long
s'e practice In this speciality he Without hastaV
promise even In the most and complicated 81
radical cures than can be obtained from any
America Those who apply In the earlier stages dss
eases viii be grati6ed by tie rapdy Of thu osrx
which IL often effected in few days Separate wsrs
$50 Post Once - 'S'S' '."Ni''S ~
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nR. CONyERS' lNyIGORATING CORDIAL. FOR
- the sad consequences of improper habits Of
youth man, IL have ignoranty injured your-
SELF by violating the laws of physical boln
this Cordial 1t has heath
had given all hope OF relief Don't DO dosved By the
SHY OF quacks Ask Doctors advice
aay nostrum till have tested the OF th oee-
brnted Cordial 81 bottle; three bottles ST. Impar
tant advice to the married and ngeDr. C's o6co IS
Third avenue where he is eonsuted and the Cordis Oh
tanned aa3 broadway III Bowe-y aud 81 Frank
In street NIB Persons in the country desiring meaioni
aid should address DR. Conyers Ills oelc-
hot 80 N~--s
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nR. JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL.
- known for the two years. for superior
treatment Of private Diseases still be consulted
old once any OF the folio wing plants Sypho
or MercuIial Ulcers Clan iuar Enarge ment Nervous
dertskon treated with charge unioss oare
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL.y
- certain diseases which treats without mercuEJ
Recent cases he cures in two to four days practice
local debitice arising from bits See
don diploma In his private Office 20ik Fulton Ne
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nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET. CAUTIONS THE
- unfortunate victims Of disease set Of
preendors who I'LL great portion of the daily papers with
Their In Dr. G. YOU have kind and pru
dent medical friend and the benefits arising
two devoted to the treatment Of Diseases
perfect charge
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nK. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, WILL FORFEIT
- Sp II fains 70 any Of disease undertakes
His practice Of over years at his present ooe
unequalled by medical in New York. Those wh<
contract dseasc spply Dr. with tho
having their properly treated Observe M
door to DR.. Cooper's
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OHdPPTNa.

NJ OTICE.-PA6SENGBRS PER STEAMER PAUYIC
IN will please be board foot Of strott
Saturday the ID inst NJ IL o'clock NJ All luggage
wanted the DO sen board day
cd below" with number Of passengers berth.
. =. X. COLLINS q Co.
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