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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

To arrive to-day eDoOgh keep the market overstocfed with
those could be sold yesteray Good sneP
selling to-day y D. live weight, and To- v 10 i0r
lambs.
sAIxs SHEEP LAMBS.
Al rowninrRobeu L. Hume sold rO8 head at average
Of 50 81 cab.
Hart 4 West sold $50 bead at an average OF &S 30
Thomas LsrkiD sold 80 head At OF - j.
VIM d. Bell. cold IA Sheep and Lamb. a. an sverafe
Lamts Is for L. Beli for 1853 5o lg3 for o. locoM1
s7ss 30 for r. Hunt sl67 So l0e FOR r. Bells $3.50 20 "
Tor T. l. Abbatt s3i3 2.
AZ OBrien s-McCrsw reports the sales OF s5' neeo On
average Of - 81 each This must have included very nse
proportion OF good Lambs hne sheep as We mo QUO ~
reported At 1904. Bat we think his arithmetic IN erro anu
Tia the real average 20 u. . ,.,
The io owing report given BY MI Chambetn mn "a .n
most satisfactory aud Is pity that all the markets "0ua hO
give ne Ise ii. -.
Ch.mben reports stock ,od by Kase McPherson Judd
Bucsn cham Van Vert, VIM. 5 Chanberin, and o"neTs
follows, Average price OF i've weight Of Sheep pound S@
&C., and IN lot. he,d sheeP-so S52j 80, - 70 Vs,
- 75 40, S362l $40 50 5O AIS 80 STA 400 - pi
1sS, s323; H. ~ Blf; 22 81 6slIoal 1888 Lambs
So 49, - rs; H. - 5O 81, - as 81 - 3lt rs - lIs
a. S4 49, 1905 6s, 80 62 1872 30 so; 2s 80 sd 70.
THE HOO MARKET
Receipts this week 400.
The foh,wing Henry D. Grants quotations: Cornfd
Hosp n gross 4!di5c Ofilery do, 3id3c. Some old
doyer. say ey the market duer condition than
i. now II being very difficult effect price
Amo.t the only demand Is for city consumption and but hers
,oats l25 weight for that purpose ard only IN
limited numbers Mr. GRAFT the Superintendent reports the
very dull this morning, with arrivals exceeding the de-
msad "a,
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funeral from the residence Of bis parents No 10 Cnsnes
ton
HoRroN-At City Island New.Yorh. "Wednesday, jan:
H. Mrs. Elizabeth Horton widow Of George W. Horton, sees
81 years =.
The fiend and relatives are respectfully invited attend hs
dence Of George W. Horton j City Island, whence hey
viii proceed by steamboat West Chester Episcopal Church
where the BODY will be inferred al O'Clock Friends
from the city will please the steamboat Edmond Grifn,
at Cs,harne slip pier tide at II o'clock g. m
Peekskil paper. please copy.
HoUGHTALIN-ln this city. on Monday June 10 MIs.
ter Of the late James Houghan in the 18TH year Of hes
HURLEY-In this city, on Tuesday, June II, John William
Harley only Of Peter aud Ann Hurley aged Yeas ana
months.
LAWp the City Of Brooklyn Tuesday, June H. the Rev.
Joseph Law, aged % years and montos. . $50
O'Clock. at The South Fiftheet NJ T. Church. Brooklyn, T.
d. The ministry and the friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend without further notice.
MOORES-At Port Chester. Tuesday June H. Edward Il.
Mcores, in the 57th year Of his age.
MONKsIn this city, Monday, June TO- Csthsrine N.
Monks mother Of Charles aud John Monks In the 18th year
OF her
PAYHTAR-At Du,eh Kill, Long Island Tuesday June II,
Mrs. Elizabeth Payntar in the 8sth year OF her age
PETROLA-n Brooklyn Monday, June 10, Margaret Pc
trols. aged % years, months and 70 dsys
SPANGENBERG-In this city, Tuesday, June H. Henry
spsngenberg eldest Of Henry and Mary spansenoeg In
the 18th year of his age.
STER-n Monday June TO- Frederick sutef,
in the 57th year Of his age
THoMPSoN-Ip Greenwich, Connecticut Tuesday June
Il Charles Thompson only child Of Jehiel e. spd Mary T.
Thomp.on. aged u years and II months.
Funera! on Thursday afternoon
California papers please copy.
VREELAND-In this city on Tuesday juno H. Sarah only
daughter o. Dsva and Cstharne Veeland, aged years
months and 2S days
WALToN-In Pepperen Mass. on Tuesday June II, Capt
A. Walton, 10 the 6Sth year Of his ag..
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We hear that the Board of Underwriters to-day again
reduced the risk and that it is now only = cent
This action is based on the recent foreign advces IN re-
gard to privaeering.
The Sub-Treasury sends half million in gold to
Washington to-day making with the amount sent yes
terday million of dollars About half million came
over this morning from the Mint, which is large I'M
provement on the past few days There is sone screw
loose in the Philadelphia Mint, TO which our gold re-
ceivers would respectfully ask the attention OF The
Secretary of the Treasury.
At the annual election Of the Chicago and Koek
Island Road, Clark Dui4nt of New-York, and Nathan
Peck of New-Haven were elected Directors IN place
Of Messrs Macy and Durham. No other changes were
made. At the election Of the Mississippi and Missouri
Road, G.. futile OF New-York, and j. 5. Wetmore OF
New-York were elected in the place of Messrs. Dun
ham and Judd.
The securities deposited by the Bank of Albany to
protect its circulating notes, sold at auction to-
day by S. Draper, under direction of Ii. H. Van Dyck,
esq, Superintendent of the Bank Department. There
was good attendance and the stocks brought the fol-
lowing pricrs:
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DIED..

BENJAMIN - On Tuesday, June IL, 1851 Mrs Margaret
R.niamp widow of William Benjamin Of Columbia county
Y aud .iste OF Henry EvessOn, after short and severe
Illness aged 81 years and II days 80 ..
,b. funeral on Thursday the 18Th inst at O'clock at No
al brosdvay Forty nth street. The deceased was an
,nplsry msnber Of the Baptist persnasion aud devoted
Christian than 20 years. and VIII be m0urned oy
large circle OF friends
cAsEY-IH hi, city Tuesday, June IL Mary Cstharine
nly and beloved Michael and Kate Casey aged
year 10 months and days
cROPsEY-ln Brooklyn. Monday June 10, Ciara Antoi
nstte edes, daughter Of Jasper t. and Clara Cropsey
cIaRK-Iu sunrnervie South Carolina, Tuesday May a.
Of consumption Edwin Amsden Clark OF the hfm OF Rooi
Rust & CLARK o. this city, aged ~ years
DtJNTON In Paris France, Thursday May lG, iS6l
Fdward 7. Dunton in the 18th year Of his are
Darlington Wednesday June H. at the residence Of Thomas
O. Brown No. ITO West Forty eighth street. Mn Rebecca
Daring aged u years - -
Her remains will be taken 70 Sing Sing. Weche,ter County,
for iutermeni, BY the $50 M train OF Thursday lj,h
inst.
DwYER-In hi, city. Monday June TO- Timothy Dryer,
In tho 10th year Of his age
DUNN-In this city, Tuesday June IL, James Dunn aged
so years and months
EDwARDs-In YorkvIe o Tuesday, June II, Harry B.,
youngest Of Richard A aud Ellen n. Edw ards aged
months and 20 dsyt
FosTER--In Ashburnham, Massachusetts Wednesday,,
May % Es Jane daughter Of Jerome W. and Mary C. Foef
aged 10 years and months
II. Garrett aged 20 years, months and u days ,,,
His friends and those of his family invited 10 attend ms
neral from his residence No. 2o3 Columbia .treet near
at O'Clock p. m, to-day. Hs remains VIZ DC tAAeh W
Greenwood for interment-
GRENELLE-ou Tuesday evening June H. Charles Frederick
youngest Of William II. and Julia r. Greneiie aged
Tie Issv,s nd epd Of hs family s1ssasssd 70 attend "
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MARRIED..

cIrTBBERT-DUNN-on Tuesday, June II, at Planheld,
N..Jerey BY the Rev. James Bailey, John H. Cuthber OF
hi. city 10 Maggie Dunn daughter Of William Dunn
Of the former place.
DAY-sCoFIELD-On wednesday,, June IL 1851 by the Rev
Thoma. De Wit D. d. Henry Day to Adelaide youngest
daughter of William II. Scoheld all OF this city.
DFNSIsON-FAUL Monday June ., by the Rev.
James Me Thomas w. Denuison, late OF Norwich Conn,
10 Mis-, Sarah Jane Faulkner Of this city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, June 81 the residence
~ the brides father by the Rev Andrew sharpe OF Colaner
IN. Rev Kneeland Y. Kechum Of Peekskil New York to
Mis- Emily A. Everett daughter OF Isaac Everett ESQ., Of
Wiloughby, Ohio.
NAUGHTON-KNAPP-On Wednesday, June H. 1861, In the
Kinth street NJ T.. Church. by the Rev j. Sesrss, John
w Narshton to Miss Mira L. Knapp, both Of this city.
powFII-BROWN-I Brooklyn Third day. the lith
Do, Wilson M Powell Sarah IL Brown, daughter Of Sam
nal brown all Of that city.
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OPENING DAY or THE MARKET.


Tuesday, June l2.-This has been rather remarka-
bic opening day Of the market indeed it can DO called
the opening day. since persistent efforts are being made
to open again on Mondays plan that solely designed
for the benefit of the Jews and propetors of the yards
in Fotyfourh street. while it will result in the ruin Of
Bergen HILL the injury Of all Western drovers, and
seriously incommode Of the best cattle brokers in
business here, who live ont of the city on their own
farms. The present arrangement OF trade If highly
sai.factory TO drove and butehe convenient TO bro
kers and against the interest Of shapers and specua
tors in bulocks As many cattle as are likely TO sell
there are landed at Bergen, where butchers can get
few II wanted on Monday while the great trade OF the
,sa between that day Tueday-mueh the largest portion
being sold OF spon the opening day TINS cut
49, lat .stIsfction 10 all droveIs aud buthe-n iAc 70
I'll hut those who would like 10 opere' By theh WITS Upon
droye the they divide the mAe' inc 'e' ''
hs ,sts Of ne msis .easy sheri The elect ' h neds
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C,xpuESE CAsUALTIEs-Two PERSONS DANGER
orsIy BuRYxp-Mrs Mary Z. Hesne woman living At no.
$50 Ninh avenue her haste to light nre IN tho crate TOOK
Of c,phene poured Of the dangerous nad over
the Kin wood An instantaneous explosion was the conse
and the clothes Hesrne taking fire, shc
y bnrued sbon hands and body After receiving
prompt medical aid the unfortunate wonsn was conveyed 70
Essyus Hospital Officer Hare Of the Twenty Ward
Police ared that the buns win prove fatal Mrs. Heans
Is the mother Of tao children .
M named Ann Ryan dangerously burned by the explo'
son Of fluid np IN the house Nc. 80 Sullivan street. She
was taken the New York cspisl
ALLEGED SwISDLE.-Joseph c. johnson, ma
ehin arrested Tuesday evening charged with sundry
petty svnde The police report that he has made business
Of sending boys whom he Ia the streets 10 borrow Iron
under that he putting fixtures He
promise the boys for their oub and when thsy
brought him the wreoches would send them % On ensns
Brewpeu, who committed him
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Mark ets-CAKrrrLLI REJECTED FOR THE n. Y TslnusE.
.sHEspo limited T ANNA q. l'ps "a 5S' A.
Pears are resdys IS t2I. ia. ,ous,.a
inquiry Is @SSe,s , I s CT ., esG ct
10 gAs companies and III the spiehe OF sae
ton. The inquiry Tor pone.iier spo1 SI .n ,. fro
Tor the 1 ge 9s9g az on pu dee II .ctvy
70 ss f' %.as son y wi S s't ?o
y 81 b. o.s to oy o1 o Rio V at e
i9 s%. lot Ne sale. also o. go Rs az ,s,. ~
have been 500 bsies Ii. export, ,s2e bales.
81 rs for LAYERS ~ snct 52 boIe- Palermo Oranges a.
s2q2 es and GOO do Lemons at 81 l9a 81 . q, ,ood
demand but srioes lower receipts Of Upper Lake
liberal ,d his d.'cponi freely offered ko1hS ,.S
s.o slow Of se ant price' are s..d Inc ..e' @
1907 bbla at - gaS4 81 for .aPerhne "ssen =, 80 ~
~ 20 for upertreStste - 900 30 10 or the 10" 10
Western Extra - eSdt5 10 for EItr. ss'e 81 IS@ ~
for Fancy s,.e: IS 25ds3 20 FOR .hpPns erand' o.
Fou freely and The ,Sga! i s shisay for
Southern Flour Is in active request chiefly or s9an
America the better rsdes are h|iI G 10 nat as 2s Tor
nTed good .upefns baltimore &C. and 80 81 tor
the better brands Rye Flour 10 SAFE o. .J ~
$50 bill. at 81 20 Jersey ard - 10 for Brandy
GKAYTbs usrkst FOR h.s irrsgn.l common qast..
itle really prime osons no. one earso'u hitesp Whie
cude "a 600 push. Cbic,so sPrinG ge V SsoD oa'n
Milwaukee Club al SO 81 49, loI bush Ahps, go -
: 81 Zli 0ttW busn "a I>o
Chicago Club 81 To- 3i2U bush Red Weston al ~
bush White Ohio and Indiana at ~ 0orl ~ IVY pu'h
prime White Michigan at I'll Sdfl 20 and 800 nu,h 5000
White KeIacky ct I'll 90 Barley quiet and u nenns a.
e barley Nal, |, doll and heavy 0d3oc Oats quiet
and heavy 500 for Canadian and Western aud 2i JS
for state RYE quiet but hrm CSC Corn unci sused and
In Tor ,be n and East and fair for
~, pine on.Iti.. srs scarce The Ia 0oo
bu.b At 81 I6c 70. heated - a4c prime shipping mixed
ssgs-r for We.,, yellow &c FOR Old southern yellow, ard
ua4lo Cor Esstsrp mixed
SijSNY BAGs11Ie In moderate request former preesi
sale. OF bale. Boston Urel at lie, mos,
HAY-The shipping dems il limited and Win nee
prices OF 40 bales ods3c foI shipping
and 90 Q7Oc. for the local trade.
UIDFs-Tbs market IL quiet; Forokn heavy the stock
4, 49, 600 against pa % last wear.
IEATHFR-p.k {. dnii Al Saufhter. Hem
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Tie Nesc- Orleans Crescent thus complains Of some
NJ our Soutbern Rank Officers:

An exchange btv The citizens OF the CoDede
rate states and oefuDci United States are in vosion OF
the rule. ofwar 10 well sgBr act Of the Confedersrd
Congress orddug the paying Of money TO our enemies and
cannot be disguised bat amos, merchant In New
Yol 1, In This position sso that every bank IN the city OF New
York hs. up against that IN cases the fIe
dents ard Cshier Of the banks (which have acted ss syp
our exering all their to crush the South
that an several they defy and address their cores
pondeu city the dcourte0us and unseling sly
Ia fact descending dicue and the oppobious epthe.
rp, civil and respectful correspondence The smeni
ties OF commercial correspondence sppcar TO be
altogether losi sight Of on the part OF Northern BANKER citizens
and merchants
The farther transactions IN exchange to-day complied some
sales Of outdoor tight New York ld2 q cent discount
Some few transactions ia sterling al Sthe banks hold at os
l0 according TO wanted IN francs we did not lean OF
transaction.
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. the following a. the price Of Hog. this
Phi.nde.phia Cattle Market =

There but little improvement az 10 the nuroet o.
BEyy Cattle received this arkethe entire supply TINS
exceeding head Notwithstanding the sDa nun
the market dull and there advance oi pce a.
compared with last Weeks sale Ordinary good and extra Ss
tie sold from 48 TO 48 80 aud S9 = 100 10 lhose Ofhs
IN tue highest price from Lancaster County
sHKEP1h his market continues 10 be well supplied he oher-
iDss amounting IN all the pens hesda of which were
sold Il from &c. to &c II n sross =, A.,
HoGs-The supply Of Hogs unusually large reaching the
nuu head yards At yard they soia AZ
Sii sol T. 100 the hitter price being Tor cornteo
Al the other yard prices ranged from 90 to sot
Cows-Tee but few Cows IN the market only % neAa
cold from 30 to S40the former price for SpnnseH
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III. Yok and Erie Railroad makes the following report
pors,on 81 sock for the week endit this day:
Beeyes l,lsa; Sheep and Lambs, COO Swine. 80
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty tourih 'trees
$500.
Fir.t qu.lity........eIa
Medium ..........o q Some extra good ......si0
The general sversge Of the mArhst l. Ste
The most Of the sales range from B0S.e- 49,
Prices per head and pound OF different weights viii be
fonn1 in accounts OF sales OF sundry droyes
Total number Of Beeves received In the city this wesf
1858. ,,.,
This il $50 head than last week and 6 head less than
the average Of year The number a, each Wednes
dsy market last year e4sl head, while the number today
being III bead than the sverss and BOZ head
les. than ths day week
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N. ". Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce
FOR TnE WEHK FNDING WEDwksDAr, JUNE r. I86I.
Reported exclusively for Tar NEwfoSK TRIBUNE by pRKw
FRENCH

YoR TuE WFYK WRDSEsDAY JUSR IL, 1901.
Reported exclusively for The NEwfo TRIBUNE by DREW
Eorcs TO CossesoRs Oy FARM PsoDUoE-Put everything
IN nest order Marx plain ndeble directions package
Including weight With are count and name Of article. "a,
nd by msl with notice when and how Things
and small lots Of stuff 10 = cent other af
SpSr.Eos are 1 sales Of good Produce. in good order
whoese such Farmers realize and not Jopber' or sPeeuA
market hs been exceedingly dull through the
week and prices something lower particularly io
Tie export demand is light We our hsuTe TO the car
orsrs. Co, y D .....i5 96 Western Penn, fair. ao
bo n IS TO- ,ooa al western fair 70 choice
H.firiin. siidy chi! as Western, commOn... go
csspfeThs market contiaus. very dun skinned and
P'OT c9s@' are sTs'' q5 p com,osS Az
BEnwn-Sou!hern and Western y n; a9dSe:
BxsS.-W, quote r good choice qualities package. in
s:9 nj ss s k ss b. 81 nj :s
EassTne receipt. moderate bat the demand Is very
STATE choice. doz- as. Western choice Pdoz: 10 dl3t
FEArHERs-We quote: Western, choice, Sd+c- Tenn, ~
TEr,H MEAT-Coapry cOn.or. frequently lssys the h,'
lets in their Mutton whlch injuries the sale We suote
Beef SIDES good . Do rors Ugh, ..''''''.'"'e.a-
FORK R.s .;,o...s'.s a. Veal cave.
game should be packed 10 Ice Pigeons .hosld
legs and packed in course and tue ice We quote: -,
Pigeons Aisht doz GA 7'PiseOn' safed....i coal .
HipEs-Ne quote: -
Counr, ud and cured weighing 55d6e ATS D.
Civ slaughter trimmed and cured weighing 6edt3 stdo
civ .isa.her trimmed Association weighing 6Odea sssia7
LIVE fOrITKY-The demand quite tied aud prices
much lower year. and w probably continue through
the We quote: - -.
Turkeys q f.......I0 dl0I Ducks pair...... GA 90
Fowls. B.......... 90 Geese, y pair'.'.l e'Qi ~
PorAToEThe receipts Of the week have been very heavy
but something lighter the Last two days Tbs market
greatly oyenioossd The consumPuve demand seem. very
hight and there shipping demand TO speak Of complete
sc ~ Dbl lower than hi. The decline is general
but uost MERGERS and sorts.
good received from the West bad
don The hot weather to scsd and melt them
rapidly especially when packed In tight barrels The
sudden OF shipments which the present low pTices
will in practicable insure, possibly allow the
-. - '-.y 80 W. .s-I.. 81 Nlar
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ARRIVAL or THE GLAsGow.-The screw-steamer
Glasgow from Liverpool at II m, the s9th, and
from Queenstown on the 30th ut., arrived here on
Wednesday morning. Her news is not 30 late Is we
have before published.
The steamship Glasgow brings the following amounts
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Receipfs af Rrodaco.

Jrxr ia82O7 bbl Flour ca pts,. WHISKY l1l cco hu'h
Wheat o5 bush Corn $3.50 bhs Oats so bush e. Meal
81 pisa ros,ons Si ptgI Lard, % Pies. Ashes
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tAdvertisement-I
DREW a. ERENCI

advertisement
DREW d FRENCH,
ppopycY CONVERSION MERCHANTS.
BurrKR, CHEksk, EGGs, PoULrRr CANS, DRAIN, FLOUR,
PoRK, &c.
No. Erie Building New-Yoh.
Liberal CASH advances lde consignnents.
Rolcrence-D r. Martin. President Ocean Bank New OK
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET


For TEE WEEK KSDIsG JuS. IL, 1851.
TOT AL RECEIPT. CATTLE KINDS. Fok rnu WEEK
aeodng TO the reports from the several nAeI places Ia the
~ there have been received this week:
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APPLFs-We quote:
Ras.e Ro,buryb OCd2 81 Rusets Golden p bill soSi IS
SrR,wBkRRrEs-t, u. basket, sac.
GoosEBERRIEs-P bush, 81 2sGSl so.
DRIED FRrIrThee s inquiry for State Dried Apples
and they riay fractional advance. We quote:
New state and Ohio.. "a Peaches w. peeled ....lo az
Apries new Southern. p Pums, new ........e Slo
Pssche. choice. 10 dl2 Cherries pitted ....l0 oil
Peaches $ fair TO good a RaSpbeues oil
Peaches. w, unpesied. a BsckbeIries. ....... ~
ONIoSs-We quote: Bermuds, V Dbl, - 95G e4 d.
BFhsupA TosAroEs-Y o.. box, 75c.
TuKSIPs-New jersey, v leo buncnes S5d 80 So -
GREKs PyAs-Jersey, Y Dbl, $3d$3 "; Long Island y
bbl ~ sgdSl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10
Housekeeping Made Easy.

HHE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES VIII always in
sure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which will make 6o
large loaves of the best bread
k0O CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
express Almost every family IN town has used It.
For Spring cleaning it is invauabefor washing PANT
Ware.
REFRIGERATORS-w have sold large lot Of
those famous Philadelphia Refrigerators- We have
large lot coming They are warranted give satisac
ton as they are only the best but they are the
cheapest known.
apr14u MACKENZIE & MlNC1IN'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
EOls PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR.. KING, formerly of New York for
sEE 49, the last four years OF Louisville, KY,
49, and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years atters
himself, having attended to practice for many
years, and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
all diseases OF private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from inudicous medical treatment
from neglect of their Dr. King Dspensary Is
No % Deadeck street. between Cherry and the square
ecOnd story where he all diseases of private
nature
GOnorhea cured without nauseous medicines in
erference with business.
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health caDuOt be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
Syphilis, with ali the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, be e1ectualy
cured in few days.
Seminal edhieSS-Particular attention having been
given this disease and all the consequences growing
out OF it, brought in many by the destructive
habits Of incOnsiderate youths, and excessive mdu-
gence Of the passions, neglect OF which viii under
the constitution, rendering the subject unfit for
business society and causing premature old age.
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their
case, with lee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. "A King No %
Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn Will have the
sary medicines to their address. Office hours
from o'cS< in the morning until in the evening.
July1O-lnd&wly
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DrY-Goads very Cheap.

Ay-povr in receipt of nv large and well assorted
STOCK OF staple and Fancy Goods, which am
offering at very low prices.
As QUICK sales and small profits is my motto an
willing 10 take I'D with the latter accomplish theior-
roer md will offer great Inducements 20 all VINO VIII
favor me with call, especially 10 casn buyers Tome
and see for yourselves DAVID hCAf 6Iy htE =
sepr21-u No Y South sloe ol lhe E41f1e-