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miscellaneous.


BRIG HoBARr, from seiy for Eastport been aban-
Soae ed a sea- crew ssygd The was originally rom
May she was subseqa nifty got of, and was stated that
BR soHR Priscilla New Bedford from 81 Helena had
rss ish inst a y lon s. 40 which shped
warks, split toIiaan, and did other damage.
The Brenen steamship Hansa the great balance
deS Tor inc purpose Of having her hull scaped and newly
ssar s,y Ponder q Orient IL 70 tons register bum
ca osorre Phs Snd others oi Tan,as ofe fan az s
She viii Sc Commanded ~ Capt Philips. q
S 81. b 5sn .s ~ . cs sg q psnn
ethsr, ol Dhlon, FOR $500 She viii De commanded By
SIP osepa Nsiss, s5s tons and bark Alton. $40 tons
boz q A5 Iond lave been sod 70 parties in New YORK.
II e stated hat the owners Of Sanford have
decided % suiantle and break her up the
otteFwls- dispose OF them.
LAUxoseD-A searspor, from The yard Of WIN McGrye.
Ma and Is b commanded b. CAPT Clifford
ias mrrn. Eas Boston IRON lie ", q Donald t.
Kay Sue = oHneo by George Lpon, q mis- ely Inc
gsers 40 tons she is intend for he ger ra hting
Psness, under the command Of Capt Chas Bas On, ef
san 1oarer, Owned By D Kelley Others vas tar,ea
hr e d more she GROUNDED mud whcyc she 70.
rs ana ~ feeiS ac1 'p' and nd Vii iii %
COMMANDED By Carr Wi,nam CAst,eld.
Al Bath I'D MT fou The yard Of Mesrs Oliver Noses 4
soe, about 50 tons The steamer Win be placed
Androscossin Railroad owned By Oliver Moses Esq
Wh.icInen.
Ss 0a ~ ss ew 6eaora & gs"s tsnerane Gray or
Dunbar, CHORD Atlantic and lntian olfsns.
report. Aaaa at 81 40, 40 spoke BARK Georss ss
days sane day bark sein Lice, Nes BEDFORD ~ 81 "a
board qsG ysass slongsds v,..h wega eese qP no
On board. Heard Aas 2, bark Lalsy e,a Lewis New
spossnIjuly IL pia,assS Ion W, slip Geo How.
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SHlPPIN NEW
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ 'ers and packages Intended ths New YORK HERALD
should be sealed
EKw DAT.
Sun RISES. Z! NOON Risis......e eve 80
suN SETS Al HIGH wArEk. 81
Port OF New York, Aug ast as, 1864.

CLEARED.
Steamship Scotia tBr). Judkns, Queenstown and Liver
Ship Treat, Robbins Lond ondery-G J Knox Co,
byrk Tacoma tDatch) Hashon Cork &c-Funch, Meincke
Bark Bertha tPrusA Eckert. waterford-Funch Meinoks
Bark Edwin, Nugen. Antwerp-w + Schmidt a Co.
Rss New osesss I'VE nxe Co.
Bark Bark Snon TTrpp k New orsansN ssrsma9
Bs Nash Rans saan ss Henry
sT HsC.S a.na TallG xno,
Brig Union {B,9. Davidson. wipdsor-A smithers Co
sshr EBGs s bssS
Ser Island ss aeT Dayton
scr ea Psasv
Steamship Teutonia (HAm) Taube, Hamburg via South
Ship Victoria snson London and Isle Of Wight July ls
sss srS e n "A Ssy had
xas as = y gsS.
Ship 2Son Miasn. Liverpool july =. with mdss and
BARK cBr q Liverpool Saunders Nassau Aug g.
@ s'
G. Il sosn assS
& sYa ao % Ro1S q Gs. % ss
s.rE Fanny; Herrici. Key West day. with cotton. to
Bark James Scott Br) Sinclair Providence. in bal
Ssss ssajs%'9 DslspG BAXTER Rio os.nse July win
hides and wool, TO Lewis Co. Aug20 % So r.
Brig Clarence gsr Of srSaeown, Bsandford Savanna l.
Pm osss,s Ssassss b. sAil.son. Ausadl..
Pr, ID days In ballast, to master
Brig Antoinetie SPAN Esseve, Havana II days. in bal
scbr Oriental (Br) Doey Manxania, 20 days with
dar. mahogany &C. to Brett Bon Co. Aug H. 20 miles
OF Havana struck on coral reef but got Oh again without
sehr Genroy. Wakefield Georgetown, DC. aays for
Boston,
Schr Otter Rock, Coz, Casine, days
Schr Kossuth, Lee NewDuryport, & days.
Schr boundary, Davis. Port Even for Portsmouth,.
Schr Brave, Lowell Boston for Albany
schr Mamofs. Smith, Providence for Eizabethpork
Sctr Henrietta, Shaw, Providence, 2 days
Schr snowdrift, Snow, Providence.
Scnr VIM LOSER Story, New Haven.
Soop liver Ames, French Taunton.
Steamer unadilla Gus gunboat W Collins commander,
PIX aug ~ ana delaware S'e"1wa''r z0n' a. oS0
steamer Josephine Gus transport GrEmiey Washington
DC. "
Steamer r W Brune Foster, Baltimore
steamer Yulca n. Morrison. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence.
Steamer Geo Collins, Thrasher, Hartford.
BELOW.
Ship Constitution (rl, Thomas Liverpool July ls with
mdse, TO Williams e Guion.
Ship Alex Marshall Marshall, Liverpool, July a.
Snip q orge HurbBt Mason Liverpool. July 20.
Ship Rog A Hiern, Stewart, Liverpool July II
Ship Creole Hewett. Londonderry Juy %.
Ship New Or,eane--(B y p lot boat Mary Willmms.)
Also bark with Harsous Co.'S signal, and one brig.
SAILED.
Us transports Haze for Newbern NC Virginia Washing.
ton City
Wind at sunset, ssw and light
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,h.,s ispAas ana Daniel Haverty are respectfully invited
% attend the fuG.s seae notice which VIII % given
IA "a morrow . papers
sssps-At Harlem, On Monday, August 70, AUGUSTUS
II SANDS in the 35lh year Of his age.
SANDS. and q his brothers in law, Henry r., George,
William e and John p Haws, are invited 10 attend the
funeral Thursday afternoon, at four O'Clock from the
Church Of the Holy Communion, corner Of Sixth avenue
s,urn-On Tuesday morning, August 20, MARY 7. s.,
the beloved wife Of Philip Smith, aged q years -.
parents also those Of her law, Jas ahli,
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on Thurs
Third avenue between Ftieh and FIFTY nrst streets 70
the Church OF St. John the Evangelist In fntieth street.
near Firth avenue where solemn hgh mass o. requiem
will be offered up for the reposs OF hcr SOUL ana from
thence 10 Calvary Cemetery.
srrxus.-on Tuesday afternoon August %, EDWIN Sly
NUS, aged SO years months and 10 days.
The relatives friends Of the family respectful
invited 70 attend the funeral, on Thursday morning
eight O'clock from his late residence 200 Orchard stet
as the remains will be taken Yonksry for ntcrm1lt
SuLLYAS.-At Key West Fla, on Sunday, AugIx II, O
yellow fever, Captain JOAN SULLIVAN. Of Brooklyn, Nine
tieth regiment New York Volunteers.
wRiGHT.-At Harper's Ferry, on Tuesdap August 2o
DAVID s. eldest Of William add Sarah W. ight in tn
2oth ear Of hs age member Of Twelith>regment New
Notice Of tho funeral viii be given ". 70 morrow's pa
pers
OBITUARY.
At Worcester, Mass Saturday. August 90 Mr. IsAA
GopDARD, Of that c aged 81 years, after protractet
| resiiecce on Monday AZ esvsn O'Clock.
THUS has passed away another OF the solid self-mad
mon OF our country, ia the early maturity OF life O.
active usefulness. Ende1red to ALL who know him by h
warm impulses, his earvest and conscientious energy
unfolding the right he sleeps with his fathers,
by the wealthy and influential peer VIII they
could rely Tor All and advice IN every od work. ana .,
the poor and needy friend whose BILE and generous
heart was open TO relieve their wants. During al
Of his long and prosperous business career the srices
integrity and honor marked hs every and
by his enterprise and skill pioneer oil the
prominent manufactures OF country, he has con
trbuted IN small deg benefit and enrich IT.. Few
look back upon lie SO long and active With less self
reproach He felt prepared the "ast great change,
and ready and wiling to wrap the mantle Of his
couch about him and lie down TO pleasant Dreams" MAY
our last days be Ike his.
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- anaahan nour was Unchanged, nAi salts embraced
bout 100 bts, closing within The fanse ias above
quotations. southern -four as4 III gfices heavy,
.rth sales Of 700 bbls. within ths ranxe Il the above
ignoa. Rye Hour sioa y a 40 iai.tlf wNh sales
,. tQb6k. Corn meal was feloy a me above price,.
sith sales Of ECO bbls. whe.a vas lrTessar and Ie.s
actve. spring grades ecrc heayy, while prime winter
Cd, smbcr &C, were Ars. TIE SIZES embraced about
u oct bushels, at so aSl II Tor white Kentucky 81 IS
81 20 5r amber Western part new and 81 SO Tor old
ascfGr OaIo 81 80 81 81 for rcd Western a - ioI
anher lows IL IL 81 II for Milwaukee, AMI 81 10 a
a - tor Chicago club Corn heavy and less active
though peces were without change importance. The
sAotons embraced about s. 900 bushels, al &C., y
53Hc. Tor hoated aRd warm, ard al 54c. 81 Ic. lcr
fasen mixed and at 59c. coo. for good prime old
mixed Western, Barley an9 barley malt quiet anj
nominal Rye was quiet aad prices steady Al
uas were scarce and in good demand with sales Of Cana
ian and Nesiern at b1c Sc, and Stste at 5eG fol-
good new, ana 60c. for good und
Cowm-Ihe market was -tcady, but quiet. The stock
Rio and santos the 18th August embraced llG 96l
bags, recrved SAGE AZ this port .oai bags-eavng q
estimated at Si6l. Total OK August 49, l+653 bags.
We gyc the ruy@isg current Quotauons,-kio, prime,
good cars 6, itsc &c Masaealbo y &c 235sc.
iaguiyrs, ~ &C.. Java, mats and bags 20 &c
21c.-ai iout m9rt.s = domingo, 2Ic Jsc., cash.
CsrI9N. -lbc Anfket was excited AID active, while
u agsm Hivl cod Tho 3ales cn1 need about 900
bales closing % tle basis Of 4isc. 4ac. Tor mddlr
iplauds.
Frepts ws,c without change ~ moment ia quotations
~ Live pol about 80 900 Dshes 81 wheat wore engaged
ti31.d. I'D, IN bak and bag7 an 200 pbs. flour al
8, 10 ID q. and coo nrSius batter at ais 6I. III
iondal 600 bbis -four at Is 3t aal % packaFe3 8.
tsoV - 4as. Wheat was ~ ia. To Gas ow soma
sa 'laea q. AS ~ Aiore.n vcs ~ vas engaged tof
. C1tk 1d market AZ 1874, n but
HAY.--1le market was irin and Prices steady, with
sal sat 1rc 75c icr sh ,n aud ~ sec or cry use
aiofa ffs.--rle market WIS -endy. sinall sale q.
Ner Jrirgr. III n4'r Vas maze nt SOC
olis-Np tarr 4 change d iegincnt 70 notice IL Len
aon Tre fCasp iul rom th1 WhaLna3rs NtrTirg Lfl
vcs n emeut III The NcW Bedford mare gti8f TIE
week cU0nf ne 2G,h .lst sstn continues 6ret Win
r de nanf ana nbrarc pae's aiaeguAag 81 till
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Since January .S5S ,593 58 50 9e1 ADJ S9,3I7 $40
This export, falling but little short of three mil
lion dollars, win swell the aggregate outward
movement Of domestic produce for the month of
August to the unprecedented figure of foutee,,
millions Of doHars-that is to say, fully double
the average export of August in the old prosperous
times, when the chief article we sent to Europe
was cotton. If tho Southern leaders could have
realized that New York would ship sl4 ,0oO, 600
worth Of produce in q month without cot
ton, the rebellion might never have broken out
There is absolutely no change whatever in the
money market. Money on call is quoted at per
cent, with occasional exceptions at three. Ger
tifcates of indebtedness selling at 9913 green
back demand notes at 1917 Il. The Sub-Trea-
surer received to-day silo, 900 on deposit at per
cent.
Foreign exchange is inactive at yesterdays
prices, to wt:-l27 n for sterling, and AS a
42La for francs, bankers bills in both instances
Bankers are generally covering their exchange
with produce bills instead Of gold Gold opened
this morning ct ll5H, sold up to ll51I, and closed
that bid. The spectators in gold are praying
for federal reverse in Virginia, otherwise their
pospect OF profit is slim. SO long az the war
lasts, and irrcdeemable paper money continues
to be issued by government, gold 10 sure
TO rule at some premium But few decided fcdo
raj successes would speedily cause the premium
to decline from ll5 to much nearer par. And
when gold does begin to FALL it will 60 with rush
there are SO many umid souls who have laid up
their little or big pile TO protect themselves
against depreciation of the currency.
Stocks were again better to-day, though at the
arst board they were not as active as they have
been. Tie alleged determination Of the authcr-
ties * Washington to withhold news from the pub.
lic, 0Lc y !, very probably well meant and bene-
fell j other points Of view does not assist the
credit " government, or accelerate lie conyci.
aions 81 currency, upon which Mr.. Glasses iinaB.
oial system depends. a large section Of the
nl9noyed pubic viii always believe that when
the news mods cc1cealmcnt it must be
BIZ; and though il Is easy Ito ICE that
cases may sur 1t which military reasons Of Tie
j ghcst rdom,at require The concealnent of fauts,
"a themselves tigl'y ravoE..ie 70 the Union cause,
4 seems that srci ses alc more iitey 10 grove
tho z. ecrtlou tlan liz roe. stiil, notwithstanding
ths GraN1acN. lslt j. q great deal II sp.cr alton
p wal street especially II tle leading railway
shores aid bonds. Comparing The clolrr ,rlce-
81 tie day vth those II Ie2Ll--las We note an "a
vance 81 * il registered 6's "a il coupons = il
Nissorrir II d Central, Il n Eric, II u Erie DO
81 Il, HUDSON RIVER, Z, IN ia lcn Y IL
Hsilem AZ islIed, ! u Reaaing, Il - Michigan,
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- -@ted up about 900 bbls, ut $11 rs ST. STk for
$3.50 ana ~ "a "a $40 rs for prime, part heavy barrels
me-, "nu d with sales Of 800 bbs at SIS rs
SD for plain moss ana It sl4 10 SIS I'm for extra
do Beef hams were steady, w,. sales Of 20 bb choice
at SIC SO. Bacon WAS scarce and Prices nominal
Cut meats continued in fair demand with Saes OF 200
packages at axe &C. for shoulders, and a. 6Lc. eye.
FOR hams Lard was In good request AID prices frmly
sustained with sales Of 800 packages at exc But
firm and in good request We quote state a. lie
20c the latter figure for choice, and lekc for
good to prime Ia tubs, and at lac. l6ks. for Ohio.
Cheese hrn for good 70 choice STATE a. NC SAc
and Ohio at TIC. a 7s.c. .
SUGARS we're steady and in fair demand, with sales e
800 hhds, part New Orleans at S1sc &C., AID Cufas
81sc. for renLing goods
TOBACCO kentucky In good demand and full prices
maintained Sales Of SIT hhds. made al lie Is.
WHsKEY-The sales embraced about 500 bbs. at 81 10
for State, and 1t 32c. for Western.
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Central, X in southa ala n .,,.,a,tsea and y
IN rapA"'' - decline Of a in Tennessees, n
In .gtnias, u in Pacific Mail. u in Illinois Gen.
traas Y In Galena, i in Rock Island and u in Bur-
liAgecn and Quincy. The market closed firm, the
Following being the quotations at hafpast three:-
United States 6's, registered, 1851, 1917 q;
United States SIS. coupon. 1881, 1917 u;
United States 6's, 1874, ss% "a; $40
Treasury notes, l04A a 70; Tennessee 6's, 81 n;
Virginia SIS, $50 a 561s; Missouri 6's, 4s a As;
Pacific Mail, lloH u; New York Central,
- 941f; Erie, SsT 50; do. preferred, s9A
~ Hudson River, 5sH 81; Harlem, 1917 a u; do.
preferred, Al "a; Reading. sOh n; Michigan
Central, 6ST q 50; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, slA I; do. guaranteed, 6414 "a;
Panama, l40 l40L; Illinois Central, 60 62A;
Galena and Chicago, 1874 "a; Cleveland and
Toledo, 63A u; Chicago and Rock Island, 6SN
q 70; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, SO . SO;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, S3H q "a;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, ll3 ia;
New York Central rs, 1876, lo4 lo41s; Erie third
mortgage bonds, liz q ll21l; Michigan Central
s's. first mortgage, 99A o 100; Illinois Central
bonds, rs, 80. After the board, in Henriques'
room, a considerable amount of business was done.
Reading advanced "a, Central n, Erie IL, Mich
gan Central ~ Harlem preferred declined I.
The Sub-Treasurer received this morning some
$4,000 of the new postal currency, which he dis
bursed over the counter in payment of checks and
drafts. When larger amount comes to hand he
win make q general distribution to the public.
The business Of the Office to-day was as follows:--
Receipts -.......Sl tz3Z4S9 81
-tor CustoHlS w
Payments 1925 237 So
'oos o4A o.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $23 ,0Sl 1903 so, and the balances
1897 500 54.i
Comptroller Haws invites proposals for a loan of
s250,000 Croton Water stock till September Is,
1862. This stock will be redeemed November l,
1883, and will bear per cent interest, payable
quarterly.
The railway earnings for the third week of Au-
gust come in very favorable. The Michigan South
ern gives gain Of $l4 500, the Michigan Central
81 1000, Cleveland and Toledo So, 500. Galena and
Chicago is an exception, that showing decrease
on account Of the lateness Of the crop.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
la fuO1v Hs ro1I
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, August 26-6P. NJ.
AsHEs.--The market steady, with small transac-
ions in pets at 50 s14 90 S7Jz, whie pearls were
lominal nc 81.
BREapsruETs. -F1our-The market was heavy and dull
especially for common grades, while good and extra
brands were unchanged. Tue sales footed up about
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
AaMsraoSG-CouRrEy.-On Tuesday, August s, by the
Rey D. {. r. Misan, Tnos. ARMSTRONG, ESQ., Of Detroit,
Mich TO Miss RI y CA GoURiEY Of this city.
TRoUrT--onSs1oN.-on Monday, August Is, by the
Rev J. p. Newman. JAMES A. Trout 70 ELLA v. JOHN
ZION. ali OF lbs CITY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA
TUESDAY, August 1892. M

TUESDAY, August 26-6 p. M.
The following is a comparative statement of ex-
ports, exclusive of specie. from the port of New
York to foreign ports, for the week ending
August z6 and since January L.
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sPoESrTNG.

lUrLERs DOCS, 20. 3 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK;
- Bpttrs lnial,ae age Galeend Flea Eaten uatog,
alts carfs rar botlt. acdtes for a diseases HuEtI
A.w Wprk, Bttea nj IrtNnt, Diseases, Sc Sl, Rf-as
rhgcndar mNnse, ~, c0nsuhy IOn aha death
LoR sAfg--A SMALL YACHT, CAT RIGGED A%p
htN. hNNd ~; can accommodate fx Ia tie cabin,
II copper astencu thiUu o1t suitable for q nniny
lAe cln bc Luu6ht cheap. Apply 10 Jos Brown, Astoria
I,oG sALE--A ROW COAT FOURTEEN FELT L0NG
IL cop. fastened, neN, Tor SO. Can b. Il, .0i
Mercer street.
II ARE tHASCE.-FOR SALE. A TmOP0CGatRED
- Engls OK ipNAd, thoroughly broke fol ~ IT,
tafec ytar- pi. laVire at northeast com thr.y.
sc0nd sAest aud Lexington avenue, until Monday, Sept
1852. G.. W.. IIOW AID. &
flnE JUNIOR CuAMpIoNsnIP.-THE gxUFLsfOP
ar, and Mystic C.ubs VIII piaS luncn Coz LIZ. a4tr
hl On we ground 81 the Former Al New Luecht \, 4,
NC AVA LIST, AZ ) O'clock ~ NJ,
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1900. 1867. 1862.
Total for the week 1901, 400 2275L5S 2934, 797
Previously reported. 6,572 056 s17l6273 1882 7Ss
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/, EcEPrIoy on rrE SIXTY Nlxrn RrGTunyr--

RIO ALL UNITED STATES sIiIPowEERs AND,
otheraI.st,crs for al Unitei 81 vessels which may
he call Queenstown ports the Uni.
tri Kingdom, VII be carefully Intended TO b. addressing
lhrm Gn.e IL W. ID. seymour, Az 10 new York Board
Uf Underwriters, Queenstown.
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A YOUNG NAN, WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS,
"A isee.it us q Forming Ise'aals.p WIN soua gentle
81, ishrd IN tue bMtter p0stty business stand
n W gcn market preferred Aiaicss W. H., box 1884
Post III
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FIN NCIAn.

A RnY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE.-AR
IN OF Pay, Bounty, Pensions and recraiting Ex
penses. JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
80 Nassau street. N. ", opposite Post Office.
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n Wts gcn market prcfesred Adaicss W. H., box 1884
Post once.
HOTEL PARTNER "a LciSE.&ST PARTY WITH
@ttA 4 tS-s J.. iuralttc, % per year can be
f8ai3ni e4.ttN ofsAE s1nG ttg ont The owner
ot Ne pftt. Aitecti'a. hdatsri itAtt hetad oAce.
FSARgNFR UAAfhD-NlTn NOME 10 START A
X iasr 1sac rtAtrd ehufl on 'fge sotH. fns ~
Nat cGfre ~ i1tl la e. business az III advertiser
Aa, ~ nc iNiure. address iser va ia Bi,al onicc
I.tANrED-A pARTNER ~ me MILLINERY Bust,
w nr3 saVl 7intn wh s'n" eapnl, cnher active oS
ST. The ndf rus IL fdy conpment to manage toe but
lie fsr o. Jud nkg sitgau0n as hUusekecper.
Azores, N. 81, ~. ~ lciaA os
N1rANTED--A TARTNLR WITH $500 40 SL0l0 READY
VI cash, Ia travelling okntNNun business, ~ which
BIZ proA,s cii lie gained. al PARTICULARS viii be given
nj personal ihlrtilw. Address or three Days t. W.,
Herald Chcc.
T..I- nf,n --pAITSEH WANTED IN A SAFE
IL lO.UUD. pleasant, @e established and ,v1ry ptohs
tsfnrse A14 Frf4 Aftl arrangement WIZ DC mau9
vth a satAlactofy fgriN Be- ttnces given aud re-
quIgea, bOV1hMIvk MOOD, % Nassau s9eeh
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OLp NAVAL REGISTERS wAhTEp-A FAIR PRICE.
W wi 5c Copies Of N. o. stcs Naval Reg
later Zoe tc 1916 10 1871 IS5, $50, iS 1855 and any
pubiis brtUre 1850 o. apphea lun 10 Captain OSCAR
BuLLLf naval rendezvous, Caeriy E3rce, New
BowCry.
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MASONIC NuIiCE-IHE MENBEgs OF EASTERN
vi STAR Lodge, 80 A. NJ. Lee. By aot-cd ~ meet al
TIE ,ge room, s.ihos rnrt street and
broadway, (lhis ra) Wednesday, Il o. ocs
csey, Ia order .sni the funeral OF nte brothcr
Thos. W. GUAM TAe fraternity Ia general estluhy In
Ycd - at.,ni ~ order 3. AEBLIIlNOT, w. M.
A. RICA, 81 1IcAg
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Resigned TO II.

" How is this?7 said an old friend of
Colonel Blank Of the regular army, as he
met him on Broadway the other day: "I
thought you declared you would resign if
the President issued an anti-slavery pro-
elamation, and yet You wear your shoulder
straps still" "Oh, replied the Colonel,
+" meant that lroUla resign myself 10 it
and have done So ~. 7. EVsHing Post
A railway train loaded with one hun
dred splendid Arabian horses arrived in
Paris three weeks ago. They came from
Algeria, by way Of Lyons, and are design
ed for a regiment of the ehasseurs of Ma
poleon's Guard.
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HORSE-SROEING.

VETERINARY AND HORSE
sHOEIGG.-H- W. REDUEAD b Co., respect
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
having made extensive arrangements in their kstab-
Hshment, they are prepared to attend TO the
Veterinary and ShOeing Of Horses, in the most skill
fIl manner. All business done, and charges made
will be satisfactory will warrant
f-5S7S tsbI7:RI2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-13

SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio. April 9Th, 1884.
DR. J. O. AVER, HOnOred Sir:-l have made thor
Ough trial of the Cathartc Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Iheum
9tism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than
for years before, which attribute entirely to
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. METCALF."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-13
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

vi q ALL SUFFIUIEN III REE
II -TRIESEMAR !, 2 and 3, are protected by Roy
al Letters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
Seals of the EcOle de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. Ono is invaluable for Exhaustion, sperm1.fOr-
rhosa and all physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
ssous and pernicious use Of copavia and cubebs
No. Three has entirely supplantsd the injurious
OF mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom of diseases.
TRIEsEHAR, Nos. /, and B are preparations in the
Orm of LOZenges, devoid Of taste and SMELL and
be carried in the waistcoat pocket Sold in TN
and divided into separate doses, administered BY
Velpau, Lallemand, ROuX, RcOld, &C. Price 50 eRchi
or cases for 50, which So; and in 81 cases,
whereby there is q saving OF So. To be had whole
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
will forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the in
BtruCtiOns of the writer.
E5-SOld by g. w. OZARK. Agent tor Cleyeland