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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Rupg,es Chairman: Hamilton Fish, Mr.. Bets, rouv,
ernenr NJ Ogden Alexander II. Bradford, am H.o -
II Str.no TThe charge of the school was SlNe.s W
PCT Tbeo W Dwight and other Distinguished P'0i re-
sous of law Several distinguished n'e'eoers u "''
~ Ia ,"ten an interess Ia the sneces Oh oc III au-
To, law vnlnntarly leeturiug ON sreonl subj'ea.
Mr. 'R,nwELL, in few remarks, then pre- ened the
coI,o,,;ra named candidates, TO each " whom the
Prosident nreeented diploma signed oy hi,nsef the
several Professors of the College, and the Ak members
of he Law 0amm,, zee, which entitled them, under
be law of the state 20 practice IN any of the Courts
of n State Of New-York; n.
D D ls 81 " . Cooper s o' B. Du9On, D. s
Suo"s 90 FIy ~Grsut c. SIN risyrrk R C. Hutchinys
~ G. Insersoil, Mel kno' r. l. Lowndes w O. Meade
- Newah, J A. kenh' 3, + Rockwell, " ,, SANDS u
schenck S. simpyon, c. A. slimsn, +. M squre'' j. IL
Kirby p. l.. Wisca.
By ike au hcfty the President conferred the ho!i-
orary degr &c OF Doctor Of Laws upon froi ineV!ore
w. DIV .ight OF the College Law SCHOOL, tne Hon.
Dam l p Ingrahan, Justice of The supreme Court
tn Hon. Lewis b. No )druh, Justice oil the Superior
curt. and TIE Hon. Charles L, Daly, Judge OF the
!, Court OF Comnfon Pleas.
Prof Nv f,'Nr was then introduced and delivered .
very interesting address 10 tse graduating eaSs ues
ealtiug upon various legal topics, and pointing out
them The irhe course for member OF the Legal PROBES
sion 10 pursue in Lis practice and daily walks OF Inc
| Mr. Dwight was interrupted with frequent and lOu'
applaus'.
| The following price were then announced Oy JUG
| Ingy slam on behalf the Examining Commitiee
George v Baldwin $40; Carlton M. Herrick, $500 w
Flv iCo Mr. r. uutehings Of the graduating class, de'
ere the valectory Grafton carefully prepared paper and
the close he was ioudl: spplanded
The audience was dismissed with benedicuon D
| he Chaplan,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK. MAY %.


Stesnshps-James Adger Adams Charleston Spohord Tiles
ton Co Brazil Camposs, Galway Holland Col Chesa-
peake, Crowell. Portland, II. Is. Cromwell Il co.
ShpsW r. StoIer Tmsk Liverpool lropic Smith, Sydney,
r. W. Cameron Black Prince Brown San Francisco Sutton
Go.
Barks-soian, Dawes Constantinople, g. NJ Braggiot j.
Howe, Keton Sydney, III. d. BrOokman Co.; White Cloud
Ray, CGdiz, J. W. Elwell Co.
BigsJ Carver Carver Cardeuss, Walsh Carver Chase
Crocus Gardner Nassau rask Dearborn Whitaker, Noouaa
Philadelphia Handy, Handy Jacksonville; Orkney (Br Muir
ply Liverpool Rogers Rich John Oedles Douglas London
dsry, Whitney Col 81 incent tBr) Gani On, Pictou,
Post SMALL West, Studley Galveston d. c. Murray n.
Arnold Atkinson, ST John p l. Nevus Son Wabash, Nc
Celan, hey West Benner Deske
SchoonesMsnha Chichester Richmond c. A. Heckscher,
Stubs, Charleston G. H. Pierson Hawaha, Crockett Boston,
Mecalf Duncan; r. Foster Brown Boston, George Hatch
John Mary (Br) Cam Bangor Rogers Rieh Lote Tsy
or oston j. 81. Taylor, Rue Washington, NJ Blackwell
NJ sedn an Goodals Fenandins C. b. Dibbe s. h. Jayne,
Jayne, Lslimore, Merrill Abbott Father Mathew Bondnot
Pcou G. h. 1rumbul Maria Louisa Cummings, Fall River,
a aster; Plymouth Rock, Norris Boston, Dayton q Co.
sOop-PointeT Gardner, Providence master.
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Arrived.

Steamship Persia r JudAins Liverpool May r. via Cork
sG hence for Spoo 4h ma 50 PHoSW Of capp
Clear passed steamship america bound T. 18th s5o M lat
~ 81 lon p 20 passed slip Shamrock bound W. The of
the Battery at IS p. m;
tun Co. Was towed to this city by steamer Wansuttl
ak Linda (o Ptladephi.) Hewett Mstnzas days sugar
May u.s. lat q 80 lon 70 40 spoke bark oavile om Newr
18Th lat 80 80 lon "a 49, spoke the bark Luzon Of Bath
Lark Golden Rule wlitebury Aspinwu % days bark hides.
&c toJ JOY May 90 Oft Hser4s the brig Open Sea,
BARK Rapid Msrschak Vera Cruz April g. hides &C. to Har.
Bros May 4! lat "a &c. Ion 90 40 passed ship amy For
sch Ocean Bird r LOekhart Windsor days plaster to
scbr Fred Dyer coen George Maine stOua for Sandy
sehr @. Curtis Avery, columbia6 days, lumber to F.
sc6 Eysrgladc Eaton Machias days lumber Simpson
SER shyock Hail. St George stone for Sandy BOOK Forth.
schr David Floyd Racket EabehpOrt coal for Proyi
sr Charles Cooper Cooper Middlctown days in ballast to
sctr Henry Lemue yclsor Er,abc,hpOr coal Tor Proyi.
dtnce.
SER T. A Douglass, Miller Elsabchport, coal for Hartford
Scr Mercer Martin, Ezahetport, CO. Tor Ncw-tayou.
schr Charter eek Nelly Ehn6ethport, coal for Boston
Schr Hudson, ateuan Elizabethpo coal Providence
selr. Naletta, Beas klzab.thpolt coal for Boston.
schr Paren Clark Mschias days lumbdr to master
Sehr. Fairfax, Ryder, Port Morris mde
Schr. Margaret Peideton. Elzabetlport coal for Boston
sehr Staten Islander Palmer, Portland days, stone.
schr. J p Ross, Smith Providence days.
sohr. Justina Smith. Rockland4 days lime 20 master
schr. Geitlude Horton Pende0n, k0cAAnd days lime
Schr II. Martin sleight Baltimore days. coal
SCbr. j. 5. He it, Ross Boston days hsh 30 master.
schr Susan Baker Cooker, Ezahehpot coal for Boston
Steamer Delaware Cannon, fhiade Pha mdse and pass to
+. Perkins
Steamer josephine Green, Philadelphia, mdsc Loper
kirkpatrick.
Steamer Novelty Shaw Philadelphia, mdse Lopez Kirk
patrick.
Steamer wamptta Arey New Bedford md.e. and pass to j.
Allen.
Steamer Daylight Springer NeBedford mdse and pass
HaIltcw Pope.
Steamer Penguin Williams, Providence mdse. to ode
BELOW-B0rk Texan from Lavacca
Bark Mercy Ellen Clements. Bueuos Ayres
Bark r. Ii Gamble from Apalachicoa
Bark ella OF Halifax.
Brig Abby blanchard from Buenos Ayres.
Bng II. A. Fisher, from Nueytas
Steamships Asia Liyerpoo James Adger Charles.
ton ships r. :. Ely and jeremiah Thompson. Liverpool
WIND-sunset, calm during the day fromN
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.
APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
AND INSPECTORS

This Board met yesterday afternoon az Police Head
quarters and, after the Transaction Of routine
bnsne S. including the reception aud disposition of The
SANITARY Squad reports relative 10 uncean places
about the cIty proceeded to fill slndry vacancies exist
ing IN the department.
On nsotiou, Mr.. JonnA. Kennedy was nominated FOR
ard unanimously elected ~ the Office Of General super
int. udeut OF the Police Depart IIent.
Captain George w. Dllks Of the Fifteenth Precinct,
and captain Joseph Bowling of the Sixth Precinct,
were appointed Inspectors. The new Police law
created four Inspectors for The Department the two
Deputies, Carpenter o. Newiork, and Folk Of
Brooklyn, being constituted Inspectors by the same
&C., tie Offices of Deputy being abolished. In
, xector Carpenter was detailed Tor office business
a : Headquarters. Inspector Folk for Office busi
Nc w in Brooklyn. Inspector Downing was as
~ rnd a supervisory power of Brooklyn and the
eai { side OF New-fOrk, bordering on the river,
and Inspector Dilks was assigned 70 the west side
and teIter Of the city. Sergeans James Z. Sloat,
Clasies Cafry and Abraham M. Palmer were pro-
10 The rank of Captain but no posts have yet
been a. gned them One will be transferred 10 the
Fifteenth another the Sixth, and the third TO the
pOet in tie Twenty second Ward rendered vacant by
Tie resignation Of Capt Coulter. Sergeant Cropsey Of
the Third Ward transferred 10 the command of
The Steamboat and Railroad Squad, and Drill Sergeant
Helms 10 the command Of the broadway Squad. The |
appointments Seem ~ give general satisfaction.
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co,,uyss1oyERs OF EMIGRATION.

At the regular meeting Of this Board yesterday
afternoon H. weekly statement showed that the
Der Of emigrants arrived to May % was q, 3o5. To
the sane dte in 1859, a, s09 Number of inmates on
Wards Isand, 7l6. Aggregate receipts from all
sources. sl21 <63 Sc. Disbursements TO 10th inst,
$50 455 ~. Balance, S5O, loi 49, Dr. SlnrccK, as
sien Physician NJ Wards Island presented his resig-
nation, which accepted.
A communication was received from the Sanitary
Committee inviting the members OF the Board TO At
tend the National sanitary Convention, to be held at
Boston this Sumner. Ordered on file.
~ communication was received from DR.. Gum, ask
ing for an appropriation to enable him TO hire a small
steamer for his in visiting the Floating Hosp,
tai and infected vessels arriving at this port Referred
10 The President aId Counsel OF the Board.
Tie amount of SO 746 IS, due TO the various Coun
ties Of tie State the of Immigrants orderec
20 be paid Tie payment of this sum will reduce The
funds in bank 10 SO, 4OS IL.
The Board then ad journed
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Passengers Arrived

Tn seGmship Persia from LropootMr Thomson, child and
nurse Mrs Carter Mrs Campbell four children md nurse MI
and MIR Thomson and child Mr. aud Mrs Goddard MI and
Mis- Fsber four children and Miss Fearing Geo. Buge
Mr. Rouh G. Behrens Capt Mscoducs H. sehossoerge tol-
wife infant and nurse; j. Welsh Welsh jr., I Berrian, o.
w Warner Mr. aud Mrs Castle, two children and nuI'e Miss
aud nad Mr. aud Mrs Hoppn three children aud two
servants Miss How land Nessr Ellis Duheld Moore, Rusz
Brush A. sehwatzer Wiecht, Capt 5 Crowel, O. NJ Cunha
Gilrie Mr. aud Mrs Harison and nephew Mrs
Sanue BOVINE daB ghers Mrs Murray Mr. aud Mrs
Cole and niant r. Marsden H. Timarez T. Rayng, o. Ham
iton Mrs NJ OsbouIne and two children M and Mrs Morn
sor Goddard r. Cooke Henri Prenne g. Dock, r. w Came
ron Peter Kerr VIM Clark H. g. Gerdez Crenhaw Cade A
b. Foster s. NJ Smith, WIN. Hopper O. Petrie Selgman, VIM
Billing Dr. Edwd Hodges and wife, Miss Rose Lawrence John
Burke Dr. Ease VIM Henry, lady and infant j. Whitaker,
Mis-. NJ p LAWYER r. Coleman, w Barram simonsheld jas
Nelson Gute.man q. Best C. Sands John Grossart j. A
Crane
In bark Rapid Verd Cyuz-Mrs Terese Meyor Hebe
Miss Teree and Master Antony MeyOr Pedro and Josephine
Veyoy and child Misses Louise and Isabella Moore and servant
Jose Medine and ore in eerage.
In bark Golden Rule, from i,pntoalB Phelen James S.
SUaine.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

r. re commencement exercises Of Columbia College
law School Were celebrated last evening in the large
Ian q, the Historical Society," IL the presence of large
aHd att ntive audi Upon the platform were seated
a. yene able Presdent aud the mrmbers of the Facul-
~. togetl er with several Of our prominent Judges.
die eSeIc, es were epsned VITA prayer by the Rev.
~ n,yry afIer which President KIsG said that mis-
1. ,bo I'D Commencement Of the Law School of the
cnne t"beI now presented twenty-si1ht students
for e},dusfion. He aid that the SCHOOL estab-
aLed a. ~ =, I'll il should afford the aDplest o.
~ Ca 3l,osno IN training whatsoever branch
" n II Bond Of Trustee Of the College after esaJ
B.iiDg The school endoeed II with ya .,, and
weD-ss leeied Library and eonsenlcnl Daidng Ior
leefures with view 10 The Hscossalfy - ~ "
effort in carrying ont the po eonbSea tne oelals u
liz execution ~ Committee OF .sA VI l.s nsuosis' az
OF the degree Of eognsel9r-at-law, fH' Saiuae' a.
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TWENTY SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the INVENT Ward
Republican Association held last evenings at Re-
publican Hail. Eighth avenue, President joan IVES in
lie eiaIr TIE Committee Of Arrangements for the
Ratification meeting be held ~ the place this
evening, reported progress.
The meeting WAS addressed at length by DR.. IvEs,
Presioelt OF the Association. He concluded by rec
onneld ding hearty concurrence with the nominations
OF the Republican Delegates at Chicago and hoped
tLat tbe citizens Of the Twenty Ward would
show their strength and enthusiasm at the meeting to
take place This evening" The meeting adjourned with
three lnes three cheers for Lln.Oln aud IIaInln.
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Disasters, sc,

BALTIMORE May 2l-The schr Adele Of August, pr,ioriy
ispoHd "seoeged and abandoned May H. lon n
,SN st b5 M by ship Aunapols also spoke Apsl 30 shp
ines OF Newl ufypot nom Boston for Calcutta In ht 81 - NJ
lon ~ 40 w, With oss of fore and mzzen topgsanmit
Roanoke
The ships Rose stsndh and Orpheus have arrived In Iamp
ton Roads, and have been ordered lrrc.
Assistance has been 10 the III. Aech Corue ashore
Kent Island.
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by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK May 30 enthusiastically Asia, for Liver.
pool passed out the Bar at ll:40 ship Els at
10 Bark Mercy Ellen, ship aud two baks passing
IN the Hook Of CrOmwers propee coming In over the
Bar " ind =, light; weather clear
HIGHLANDS May ~, sunsetOne berk and three brigs
q the Highlands bound in Wind light from s. L weather
clear
BOSTON, May pan steamer Joseph Whitney Loyeand
Savannah, biig NHsold Lorirg Cienluegos
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marched in praccssion athroheh the principal pub

lie streets At the different churches, refreshments
were n-ovided for the children, the scholars OF
,e WiIliamsburgh Industrial School being esPecr .iy
,rov;ded for at the Church ,f the Rev. DIR. PORTER
corner Of Fourth and South Fifth str .ets. In the
evening. very large meeting of II friends of Sab.
ba,bschoos was held at the rst Baptist Church. at
which addresses were n.adc by the Rev. DIR Neal OF
Boston, Albert Wcydru, esq., aud Others interpreted
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SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUB-
a N - 1, ~


The XVIII Assembly DistTict Republican Campaign
Club held "a meeting at their headquarters in Tulrd
avenue, biitetn street. last evening. The only
business transacted that Of setting foot sub
sctlpton tor the building OF a Wig VAN for campaign
neelnls An eligible site has been obtained for THIS
purpose and nearly bali the amount required to finish
Tie work was subscribed last evening The Repub-
lCans Of the Nineteenth Ward seem to be thoroughly
ali, to their duly. They are working with a will,
and a oapaeious Wgwam Will manifest their
tarnestnees.
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sTarkc1n Re0orted bv TELEGRAPH.

BALTIxoRB Iay 73.--FLouR dull; Howard street - ~
WHEAT irc owed Willie, 81 s5o@f Gs Rad 81 23GSl 80
Cons duh md oued 2e White 557le Yellow ejc. PRO-
WHOSE steady WHisKY quiet m2llc.
f-uIpELrnIA May 23-FLouR unchanged WHK,r quiet.
ops du PROvisI0ss generally closed with advancing
,srd.rey; Mess Polk SlS So Prime, as. WHISKY dull at
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MARRIED..

pR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cermansville: on Tuesday,
Nav ~ A, the resdence Of brides aunt by the Rev j.
U1yad Smith robert r. Bradbrook 10 Hattie "A Carney,
adotted daue hter Of the lGte Sheriff Carney.
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MINIATURE
sun-Rises. 4:35 Sets 7:l8 Moon-Sets IL O9
Sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island ii :39-He Gate.... ILL
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DIED.

MocoY-In Wirinnsburgh Oh Monday May a. Oven Mccoy
aged 60 years and II months native Of County ArinAs
Ireland.
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sd rage.
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FEs1HERS-Sies have been Of Western ut 5ldSec. for
good and t4c for eatrn Prime aud Tennessee cash
ORAlN-ghe heat market 4 rather lower with better d..
snd Tor milling ut The hbatenent lie inquiry export not
active owing 10 The advance IA cgt the are 100
bush Milwaukee Club NJ Ilu6f ~ 500 bush Racine
GObub Wlte Csle1n o. Biya,e terms 900 hnh Amber
W,Hor 90 Snd 60 bush Rcd do at ~ 30a 81 &C. Bar.
az ouit and nj 90 unsettled Gales Of nO bush fair 10
ood State at eoatac Barley Mat + Inactive at oac oAi.
n 0 insb al iOdf2c oI Western aud Canadian and al i2c
o, state. Com again love- and . IN fair demand Tor the
loes heavily saIc Of 1900 bpsh Of Sc foT badly dam eyed
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BY pot.boat Osorge Steers NO g. May "a Cape May bearing
W :. w, IS miles shr J. W. SeaveF, nom Alexandra for
Boston who reported large ship Hog Island day. Alb
coomb bearing w. $50 miles, brig Emily for Boston.
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Receipts Of Produce.

TofiJv al Routes kdy 23l6 VIC bbls Flour ID 7G boh
Osts <s b5 bush Corn 1872 bush Wheat, IN pLQs Proyi
sons AS pig Lard 20 pkts Ashes I7s bbls WHISKY seI boil,
Corn Meal, 100 on MesL
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NAVAL STOKES-Spiuts Turpertne ~ d and though !no
stock tie market ht and the receipts ;n prospect are limit
ed some holders exhibited anxiety 10 realize at sg
sales Of 80 bb merchandise at 41 t1 cs
Crude IS steady 80 35 but is less active Common Hosn
moderate request the difficulty existing IN the way OF pro
curing igtroon reasonable rates. prevents shippers from
operating cxiensivcy while checks upward tendency
sales OF 200 bbs ufoat at SO q 80 b. delivered alongside
Other descriptions ~ quiet, and prices unchanged
NAILs-Cut are selling at sIc months. and DC cash.
Clinch, 4t0stc.
OILS-he market for mostly all kinds Is devod Of activity
and tie few small making the regular trade command
IN IL. ,rafa
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CTEAIiBOAT JOHN HART" alias "CON-
- FIDFNCF"
FOR SALE CnEAP
Hall 100 feet cnr 20 feet BEAM 81 feet hold Engine aic
cylinder feet soke In rood condition and now rnnnn,
Apply 10 CIlAS. W COPELAND,
Nc. 10 Broadway, New.Yorh
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Murlscts-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FoR TnE N Y. TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY,. May -, 1869
ISHCSThe market without much changer the demand Is
fair ales Of 30 bbls PC.s 25 aud so bbls PEARL 70
BIESWAX-American Yellow is selling at sac for West
eTn, and 34l d3.c. Tor Southern.
COTTON The market il steady, with moderate sales. The
port the 22d inst has been 1881 bales. We quote;
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HOMEOPATHIC RENEDIRs.

| HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
No. Price Of single boxes-cestz
I-For Fever, Congestion, and IndammatO1-Heat Pin
s-Fo Wsr% Fever Cole voracoa; Apostle Wet
sF1 SSIs TSTsliPf;: SyI9i sad wiisiaas,. SLOW
Fo DiaIThea Of Children Adults Cholera Infantur
-Foi pysertefy Or bloody Fia3 Cole Gpas bca:
s-Fo cEoera GSslsfa Moi5G: Naac: and vonas,
For Coughs Colds HSsisene Bionch. nGGea. and
OFs Tso;hscLc Fsecache Ncrvou. Pains. Neural. .nd
sFe Sick Headaches. Vertigo Rash Ct blood
icFSr pyspp weak acid or derangsd stomach con..
ifoI Suppressed Menses, scanty or delaying green
is-FGI LeueOuhea Whites bearing down too prois:s
lsF5 Group icarse croupy Cough iait and Oppressed
l-FqI sad kLegm cry Eruption. Erypel: scad
is-FoI RLeam9. Pain Isaeuss or soreness in the
Chest Back Side. IS
lG-F9r Fever and Asue Intermittent fever Dumb Asns Ola
IFor internal or external blind or bleeding rcc;i
lsF 6r9Sla or inlci Eye: Eyi F.i
s-For Cstsnh acute o. chronic dry or ac@ns Cold ia
ao-FeE MhOop@s Cough shortening and palatns IT, Or
Asthma Oppss.sd difficult ia6or.d breathing cc.i
2sFoT Ear discharges noise IN the head impaired bearing
.sFoT scrofea Enlarged Gland. and Ton.i. swelling,
2lFor ssHSrsl petiiiy Physical or Nevca. %
2S-f3r Dropsy Fluid Aceumaatons, Tunid Sseiuss with
3e-FOr seSSknes Prostron Vertigo Nausea Venting 70
2-fGr Urinary Diseases Gravel Renal caauh Dikcui o.
ftlnlnl lrnatlon. "
23-For Seminal Emissions involuntary Discharges
- sequent Prostration and Debili,y
2s-For Sore Mouth or Cauker.. 10
PRICE.
The entire set of Twenty eight large Walls, IN
rocco, AID Book Of Directions. ~ %
Case o. Twenty large walls in morocco and Book Of Dree
c " IT, - ; n,
Case Of Fifteen boxes Nos. to 49, aud Book Of Die
Case OF any Six boxes mos to l5 and Book Of Diec
Large case ,is Planters aud Physeans W
OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL OR EXPRESS.
We send these Remedies BY the single boz full case any
part Of the country by mail express Of charge re-
eeipt The price.
N B-The boxes Nos to is small size Noe Is 70 81,
large e and IN making up - 81 case ths must be-
membered fhe s uniform size sad price, and In send"
ing ior Vial attention necessary on this point
Look list up Of what Kinds yos choes'
and ineose the amount In note stamps by mail W
address at No Ss Broadway NswYOrk and the medicine
will be duly returned by mail or express
AGENTS WANTED for the sale ar Remedies IN ever
town or community In the United States Address
DEF HUMPHREYS Co. 80
No so Bsssavsy. Nsw.ys
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INDIA RUBBER-Thc market is poorly supplied ana prices
consequently rule high but are shy
current rates We quote Pure Para az 6l g6Jc medium DO
al and coarse do at 4ja4kc Eas, India is scarce ana
held 5ld55c. Cahagena is out OF Market AMI prices are
nominal -. -,
LTATHER-Hemock Is selling a. 2O022c for light and mid
de Puepos Avre and Osoco OAK steady at quotations
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LEAD-Pig continues quiet at unchanged hgues Bar sells
Of fic. and Sheet and Pipe at Ic., cash.
LMF-Rockiand is scarce the last sale at i5c for Com
MOLAssES- There is doing aud prices see hrmi sales
of bids Trinidad leo bales Cube hucovado at &c
20 bb New Orleans at Ace and 90 hhds Porto Rico private
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40 n, a,lI,s mixed; for Eastern dol ssosc f
,sS do Ssrs shsieo DO fcci 7c for Western and 'ory

HEMPThc market i extremely quiet YET steady .. VIZ;
for Manila; sldsc y H. for Sunni E93aSy ~ ieI Jue 100
eIG5 for American undreed Sl75@ Pzlp i9f American
Dressed and $500 s265 y tun for Italian III BOSTON, some
5000 bales Manila sold at &C., D and mos , rr
BlpES-The marie Is GIm and fair domand pfe'"% re