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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
from evil companions, or at school, the efccts OF
which are nightly felt, when aseep and il not
cured readers marriage impossible, and destruys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that yOung mAn, the hope Of his
country, the darling OF his parents, should J,,
snatched from all prospects aud enioymsntS OF life
by the consequences of deViating from the path Of
nature and indHlgingin n certain secret habit such
perBOns MUST, before contemplating
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To the Readers and Friends
-oP IHR-
New York Journal Commerce
PROSPECTUs FOR 1aaA

A tho close of the year 1865 IT is time to renew
IA large number OF Club Subscriptions and
also to mako up now clubs for the WEEKLY
JOURNAL OP COMMERCE. Tho great incroase
la our circulation gives the highest encouragement
for the tnereaso Of conservative sentiments.
, We believe that We publish the BEST as we'll as
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Gradnate from one Of the most eminent College. ~
has been spent IN the hospitals Of London Pam,
Philadelphia, aud elsewhere, has effected SOM, of
inc most astonishing cures that Were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head aud "a,
Wnou asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed NJ
sudden sounds, bashfuness, with frequent blU,hrr,
cured immediately
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubaI hnppi-
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly darEens to the view; the nina becomes sli,dowrd
with despair and filled with the melancholy rruyc-
ton that the happiness Of another becOlne5 D!gci
with own
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BAL IMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

- RSfABLISHED ASA REFUGE PROM
QUACKERY.-6A
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T HE ONLY PLACE wHEREA
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
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GhR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
II II certain, Speedy aud Only EheetuaI Remedy
M me world for all Private DseAseG Weakness Of
Moneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiScharRes I'm,
potency General Debility, NerVo,sDess Dys,cns;a
ton 81 r. Low spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Papita.
Soh St me Heart, Hmidity, Trembling Dimnsss ~
slght or Gtddiness, Disease Of the Head nh,
nose or skin Affections Of the Liver, Lungs Stnn,'
ech or BoWei9-those Terrible disorders arising e.
the Solitary Habits OF YOuth-those sTcIrT All ION
tary practices more fatal to their victims than H.,
soPg Of SyTenS 70 the Mariners of Ulysses bligL,n
their most brilliant hopes or anticiDStionS rE
ing marriage, &c, impossible. ''"uS'-
|8fEt4EG i YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victim. Of Sr;,
Vice that dreadCul and destructive habit wLi.h
nuAhy sweeps to an untimely grave thousand. ~
Young Men Of tho most exalted talents and Lrit %.
intellect, who might Otherwise entranccJ n,
teuing SenateS, with the thundcrs or eInHT,U '''
walked to ecstHcy the living Tyre, may cali Viii ,
| confidence. -" H'i
..- MARRIAGE.
Married -, Persons, or Young Men contemplation
debility, deformiti es speedily cured e''"'
HeThO places himself under the care OF DR. !
may religiously contide in his honor a. A g-HtI'
aud confidently rely upon his skill as a physicisr
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud Full TisOr Restored
This Distressing AfectiOa-which renders IiG.,,.,
Marriage impossible-is the penalty pai5 d., -"
victims Of improper indulgence Young peTsor 80. -.
too apt to commit excesses from being awnT.,r
the dreadful consequences that may ensue N,s
b tn
deny that the power of procreAtion is lost sS5r
those falling into improper habits than b, H. s
dent? Besides being deprived Of the pleasure ",
healthy Ohspring, the most serious aud drsIrur,i,
symptoms TO both body and mind arise The sJ,r,,,,
becomes deranged, the Physical aud Mental rn,,.
lions Weakened, Loss of Provocative P, wer ,ryn,
Irritability, Dyspepsia, PalPitation Of the u.,Ft
| Indigestion, Constitutional Debility a 49,
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Bean,
Office, No. z South Frederick ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore strcct Tow
doors from the corner. Pail not abserve the nam,
| and number. '
Letters must be paid and contain stamn. The
Doctors Diploma hangs in his office.
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No MsrcUr,y mr. NoU,so,,s D,.,,-
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDESCE.

WheR the misguided and iinprudont votary Of
pleasure hnds that he has imbibed the seeds Of This
painful dtseaSe it too often happens that an tingI
sense OF shame dread Of discovery, dsters him
from applying to those who, from education aud
respectability can alone befriend him. della In; TIL
the constitutional symptoms OF this horrid disease
make their HppearanCe, such liberated throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs dmness Of shit, Deafness nodes on the shin
bones and arms, blotches on the head ftce and
tremities, progressing with frghtfuI rapidy,
last the palate of the mouth the bones Of the
ial in and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
horrid object Of commiserdtion, until death puts
period TO his dreadful sufTerIngs, by sending him
TO that Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller returns.
1t is melancholy fact TINT thousands fall victims
to this terrible disease owing to the unAkiliuluess
Of ignorant Pretenders, who by the use OF that
Deadly Poison, Mercury, ruin the constitution aud
mako the residue Of life miserable.
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SHAWLS.
EINHB latest novelties of the season. Also a fuu
A stock Of staple Shawls, in great variety, just
OctT STONE L THOMAS.
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STRANGERS


Trust mot your lives health, the caro- of many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders destitute OF
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr. John
bton advertisements, style themselves, in the
newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians, inca
Pable OF Curing, they keep you trihinE month after
month taking their filthy and poisonous compounds,
or a. long As the smallest lee be obtained aud
in despair, leave you with rnined nealth to sigh
over your own CALLING di=sppointment.
Or. Johnston is the only Physician advertising.
His credentials or diplomas always hang in his
His remedies or treatment are unknown TO all
others, prepared from life spent in the great hos
pitfalls oil Europe the FIRST in the country and more
In the world "'
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important Sur
gicsl Operations performed by DR.. Johnston wit
messed by the reporters of the SUM- Clipper"
and many other papers, notices OF which have APP
penred again and again before the public, besides
his standing as gentleman OfchAracter and respDn
sibtIty, Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
-lz RKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
A9-No letters received unleIs postpaid aud con-
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion OF adveT
tissment describing YmptOms.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
tanSlyEa l. hHFy hand.
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BROOKLYN.

For THE SoLDrxRs.-Ths Carpenters De-
partment In the Navy Yard have contributed t4O0
to the fund 70 buy turkeys for the soldiers and
sailors' Thanksgiving Dinuer. Union League
Council, No. 10, has contributed eiOi for The same
purpose.
The SEGAR MANUFACTURERS and dealers
| Of Brooklyn have resolved to attend the Convcn-
ton at the Cooper Institutes New York, on the Ith
u December. Also " elosc their plsces Of business
to allow the workmcn TO attend.
TuEj FOURTEENTH REGIMENT MILrTrA.-
When his regimen, LETT Brooklyn for Washington
10 the sprng Of 1881, and entered the United States
service for three years the State military author.-
ties acted upon the assumption that Il bad shandon-
ed lie State organization. and numbered 1t as the
62d Re y'mcn'. N. Y. State Volunteers The othcers
and members always commended that they never
had abannoucd their State organization as militia
and did no, acknowledge the new number by which
they were des!gnated on the Volunteer rolls. bnce
tneir resrn the matter WAS presented to the pres
sent state authorities and the former action In
transferring them from he militia TO the volunteers
was virtually set aside y Governor Seymour, who
emily TRANSMITTED N Col y. b. Fowler, duplicate
Militia Commissions for every ofhcer i'll the Four
teenth Reg inient, with the same rank AZ obtained
while in the volunteer service. The commissions
were received yesterday aud the regiment will
again take It's limo IN the Fifth Brigsdc, N. Y s. n
u, az before the war.
THE Board OF CASvAssERs Of kiugs
County arc progressing in their dnties with greater
ease than some days since thought possible ON
account OF the inaccurscy Of the returns as rnsdo
by the Inspectors Of Election. Yesterday they
completed the Eleventh Ward and commenced
upon the Twelfth. II is probable that tic canvass
Will be completed by Saturday next.
FIREs-Two CHILDREN NEARLY SuFFo-
oArKp.--A fire lrokc out alout nine o'clock Thurs
day evening in the apartments occupied ty man
named q. King, in the tenement house No. 10 Mar
shall street. King and bis wife had gone out. leav-
ing two children asleep and n light burning
taile near the ed. Tho lamp fell on the led and
set II on fire, and the flames communicated 10 the
furniture, floor, &c. 1t some time before tho
fire was discovered And when the children were
discovered they were 10th nscnsible from suffocs-
ton but 10y the Of proper remedies both re-
covered Another FIRE broke out about twenty
minutes past ONE O'Clock yesterday morning In
frame house in Third street, r. u, owned and &C.
cupied by j. Howard Damage About $500.
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MARINE NEWS.


- .
CLEARED.
sTEAMSHIPs-RebeccaC Clyde, Washington; Ame-
RIGA. Bremen; Golden Rule, san Juan.
sHlP-Rio 0rsndc, tIIan.l SanderA for Bremen.
BARK-Helen Augusta, CUTS, tor Po,t au Prince.
BRIGs-Excesior, Bermuda; Matilda d, Cow Bay;
Annie Gedert British Windsor, Ms.
sCHOONERS-sv Merrick. Phadephia; Sophia
Ann, Philadelphia; N Harris Boston: Blow, Hos
ton; Swallow, Point au Petre, Quad; Lewisville, st
John, N b. N sherman. Washineton; Baker,
Washington, 7 King, Calais, Ne.
ARRIVED
.sTEAMsHIPs-ssxon- Hilton Head via 1ortugv
Montezuna Kingston. Jam; John Gibson, Philahei-
phia Chesapeake Portland: Fulton, Port Royal T.;
Morning sfsa, New Orleans.
sHfP5-Emcrald. Liverpool; James Foster, .Jr do.
BARK5-Chi.ps- Malaga Monte yuma, Barbados.
BRIGS-J'ni, tFrenchl ct Martins Merlin, sagua;
John ssnderson, BOnaire; Henrietta, Bermuda Clara
Hickman, Of Yarmouth y 4, from Cardi.. Vim
cennes, Newburyport; Tanrior, Brewer.
SCHOOSERS-';co l. Green, GEORGETOWN for Bos.
ton; Free Wind. Fortress Monroe; j I.ienthal, Nir-
elnla Noptune's Bride, Bait; Wide World, Fortress
Monroe; Levant. River Herbert n s. Geo Prrker
Cornwalhs \; Convoy, bridgeport, G Is; N y Par
fridge, Rorkland Lyndon, Calais; Amanda Powers,
Bangor; Messenger, Fall River; r A Heath, Bangor
for Philadelphs Globe, Boston for " ashingtou Hor
tensn, Bangor for Wellington.
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FlJRS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tsblshed n. Y. Fur Manufacturing Co, SO Chat.
ham Il, opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel Ia sei
ing single sets at their factory wholesale prices Cali
early and get choice and great bargain; sets sAbs
NUTS and collsr 81, so EACH and upwerds syberisn
squirrels, Fitch Martin and Mink ssble sets very
low. Altering and repairing to the latest STYLES
equal to new receipt given TO purchasers in,uring
against moths. Look tor the mammoth So. FLEH-
lSt', Manager. 1852
EURS-LADIES' AND CHIIDREN'S Fancy
i fuls, cheaper than the cheapest, at the mani
factory, 3N E..hth ave, bet 10Th and 2Tth STE Re.
nemsr 32T, up stairs furr altered and repaired BY
PRACTICAL furrieS. Il. FlSlGAN. 81
EURSl FURS FuRS N. PHILLIPS
i would most respectfully inform the lldios of Nov
York and Brooky that he ha, removed from his old
stand, 2I9 Grand street, New York, TO III Fulton ST.
Brookly u where he would be pleased to see hs old
customers, having now on hand an extensive and ell
stock OF Ladies' Furs rials OF hich we
purchased before the large advance, enabies him 70
oer his goods below the present cost Of manufacture
chasins elss shere.. n. PHILLIPs, Fur Emporium,
80 III Fulton 81 BROOKLYN va
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN Don

"A ESllMONlAL III The INDIAN DOC
TOT. have gained twenty pounds Of flesh In two
applied to the Doctor was troubled with Consump.
tion general debility, pain In the brcaat and short
meas OF breath, &c; 1 am nov quite recovered.
j. MURPHY, 4S6 Greenwich ct, n. Y,
OUR MOTTO
We use such Pans have no strifs,
With Nature or the Laws Of Iits;
With blopd our hands We nevsr tain.
MOI poison men to ease their pain
Our Esther whom all goodness als
Provides the means 20 cure all ills
Thn simple Herbs beneath our feet.
Well used, relieve our tAinA ootnptehA,
simple Herb, ample Flower.
is.:s, iSs:. :S:li ' sp..l With touching power
Ofehsnge and health to thee.
Office, No. ISL Fulton street Brooklyn. room .. up
EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS
.Aesw omen book espers, coloratA bookfolde prfn.
apply Ing at the WORKING WOlESs' PRofET
TIVE UNION, 10 Chambers St New York. 100
JTPHOISTERERS WANTED = AT HAR.
~ RlNGrON STONES TAI Broadway. 1856
WANTED-LADY WATERS, AT NEW
~ York Music Hall, 42l Broadway. Apply after 4
J., NJ. 3S2
WANTED-GIRIS WHO UNDERSTAND
w making torpedoes also o forev oman and a mack
er Apply at % Dey 81 Sd floor. 3sI
WANTED-A GOOD MUFF FINISHER
w and few good fur sewers, at loy broadway. 49,
\NANTEp- A SMART YOUNG MAN T0
w take care of horses and help in y bakery; one
Who is careful aud obliging will lind desirab situa
tion at 55s Eighth ave. sSl
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

O'suLLIvAN-On Nov. 18th. Francis Cornelius
Tippersry.
The funeral will tAke place from his late residence,
28 Cherry street, this tSsturdsyl afternoon, at
O'Clock. 1884
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quesuon w. sesan sakvg non. ~ ubaA nd .
motion W lay tho nss.sr 0vef tor weeks and sp-
putsing IL In some tangible sbsps and report -
next meatins, was paassd. and the meeting 3D.
iourred-
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~. US oe.n' W seq nus'nei W n.u e'e' !, 49, 81
.rs, but sdlnitted hat he had orsned bank &C
at, under the name Of Charles 3. Bradley, in I
49, i'a,a JAM Ial,',, ,-.s.- ,-.,. A.. $500.
ton, Detective C,rin, Of PhilsdslpSia, sppro~rb
= the bar aud presented four forged checks fol
49, - ~ pv,.S,1,.da LA VI. VIC III. tao.
s,ncd by Mcssrs. Walter T. Yos,, and two Ny
id '-rs Culver, brook e Co., bankers oil Of "h,,h
=, unf iaD, ~ az. 10, 90 ~ ~. r,is,rers
49, ailcgei To hsve committed the forgery on the
'lis m N.inn 1 De'ccuvc oa,lin s., ~ n.
event Of their ICING relcsseJ f,nm restraint hero
they he held until he could 500 me pnpets
-,Vn '"'y ~ necessary 70 'aSe '''"' ~
Ex.Judsc sidney II s,uart for tho prisoners
asked 'ime TO preparo de'ence ahu ,..,','i,ns
~ nn rtna.lca''ci ,ey could no, be held |;
iut la any event he should be sp'e 70 prove an
"ri ,,o,, ,,,,ounded. md
" ,l,er p.,,.,.,n r,piied that lie IL a produce
merchant, aged 81 years. aud resident IN .h's
Ivy I nmhae a. ,,a' snJ Ira Csrndin, tha,
ne Isl native Of Philndclph,a clerk ~ cccupa.
hof, fes,uen' ~ ar W." ~ 80, a., i, ,.n,;1 -,
''uiiiv" Thry were a1.in committed, last night
o. tie Torlls and this morning at 10 O'Clock 'her
"'hh "'A''s' '''oA" ''i'N ~.
!" "le ''"" o''' '.""e'' ','.'
'"'''' va" "'''''' "'' ~ ""'
'''i! '.'''' ''l'' "'P'''' ~ "'
s''o' ~
hem will Mo..r. KIM. lis Ala hired horses of
,hor, and wen, away OWN, them . hill of $40
Ills Honor granted the ORDER.
HoS RuuBrS T.. FlSroN, Governor elect Of
mis- sl,,.. arrived n, tho ta,or House on Thursday
waning en- voute from Washington. A large num-
her of per,onsl and political friends embraced the
,ccnson 10 psy him their respects Adaptation also
waited upon him tot tho purpose Of rendering
,nblic reception. which, il ia understood, he will
shoytly accent
GENERAL GILMORE, the famons bcsieger Of
.bar,es,on, was conpllnentod with q reception on
Wednesday night a, the house Of Mr.. George Shea,
n Forty seventh street. number Of Distinguish
q citizens were present.
INQUEST IN THE New HAVEN DrsAsrrR.-
mis- af,ernoon nj ono o.clock. Corooc, Rannev
rin ,cnn. an ,,voa,,g,,,o, /, Mi. c,.. IL, ,hc
s.v yo,l and N.w Have, p.,l,o.., D,,o, in
rw.n,v..evsn,h .,,o., n 4. ox,..,,.i ,,,a, inn.
-,
po'An' tes'mohy VIII S gwen oy she buperih-
.sndent II the New Haven Railroad by Mr.. A. Y.
s,ri,h ~ Al. u,daon piver p,,,r,.d hy NJ
Iousey' engineer Of the same road by Mr. Ten
Eyck, manufacturer Of Railroad iron, at Green
-,.h &c.. ..i -. H.. ....,.
~'eh' Conn., and BY other gentlemen
MurrAPY-The Eiybtb Eleventh T,y.lgth
Ano four'eeh'h reSimehso' regulars winch nave
been uuartcrcd in various parts Of the State hive
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DESPAIR NoT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
DBE SAVED. DIR. ZELLs FAMOUS
NERklNI POWDERS

hss cured Thousands of cases and Thousands mish,
yet be saved TO their families and frends II they had
t!ied this positive cure, Can be given unknown V
the lAitnt IN coffee, tea other tuids sold only
at No. 6J Division ST. and ia Eirhth av, n Y; Dr.
Aitksn,S ~ hudson q, N y; Hayes, l76 ful,on.I
No. SO Montsomery ct, Jeisey City Dr. Mercer, 22l
Broad q, seS1rk ~ s1u,h p y Wilsn:bayh
N.B.-The Genuine DIR. ZELLs kEMEEY will never
siesen the patient. Warranted, by mail "
REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE-A REAL
~ Pain Extractor II reduces the most angry sweI.
nss and infainaiions II by magic; hssls old SorsS
Woundh Burns scads &C., In y surprisinsly shaH
hme. No family shoId b Without It so0 b. "
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MEDICINES.

ANY FRIEND OF AN INTEMPERATE
"A person secretly destroy his desire oi strong
drink by giving Dr. Kings salvation Powders. One
box sent prepaid by mail TO any address receiV Of
one dollar. Depot ass Hudson At cor. Grove, " y All
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCR
~ the introduction Of DIR. smiths DYSPEPSIA
ASNIliILATOR, thousands have been cured OF thst
hopes OF ever being relieved Perseverance with this
remedy will entirely eradicate Dyspepsia from the
system. To h had inSex York Of Miller & Reed,
lso Allen, cor Stanton at, and cor. Avenue d and
tie and Franklin ayes. Depot &c South Second q,
NilliAnsbuigh. Price 70 cents per bottle. 900
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL'S
coughs oolds sore throat or diptheria Only rs and
50 cents pr bottle. To be had at CAMPBELL'S drug
store, cor. sth ave. and 2sth 1t. CHALMERS drug
store, cor. Hudson and Hammond sts. I; sHEDDEN
cor; Boxery and 4th ST.; and also In Brooklyn, ~
MINES. III Fulton st. Isl
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION-DR.
~ WisIAR's Bal.am OF Wild Cherry, the great
Chest II does not dry up cough but ioosens T. and
cleanses the lungs OF all impurities Sold " ~
druggists. All
nR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINATOR -
1IThis Medicine, for COUGHS, COLDS, lNFLu1
ENZA, and all BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS bad
been before the public over ~ years and scknowi
lodged BY several eminent PhSsiesns- who 9os us4
u Ia their practice, to be the BIS compound beord
the public. 1t not only "kills' the Cough but re
the cause. knowing the true value VI this AZ n
~ to get bottle, and begin with In the first sta.
and In q day or two they will hnd that the trouble
entirely ceased. General DEPOT 10 South second
Reed $50 Allen cor. stanton ST, and cor OF Hou
st. and Avenue 4; In Brooklyn Of j. L. Grey, -,
Myrtle and Franklin ayes. OL W
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
vrIE LrCrURn SEASON.

IMPORTANT LrCrrRgs DArLy-rOe GENTLEMBN
i on,s Al the New York Nnseuin OF Anaony, Ns Broad
way pasties mnabIs attend these Lectures have
them receipt Of ten cents by addressing seefc
lars ys Eo~ yslk Asstcnq nj AEstomy eM tN
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BILI.IARDs.

4 III, VINO WISH TO Buy FiHsr CLASS TABLES,
N w-f,te only original combination cushions ever in
vented viii please cali and examine W. A. GRBtiTAS
Line stock al his fsetorr. Ad Fnltnn sxkhi
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Seventy Eve cent PAID for Prizes InformatfoQ
furnished. The highest for Doub!oons and al
kinds OF Gold and Silver TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers
rs Wall street. New York (
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HAVE THIS DAY iGlvEH our PowBR OF AT.
w torney to Mr.. Robert w hitulan. -.... -
Nav Yopw, August I. 1884 O. r. FISCHER co.
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4 Ar . CEarp FFCA ATRs. HAVING HAD TWELVE
l.4DC feoIs cNsaisd, without pain. ty Dr J. JAY
vILI.Eft3 l5S Grand street two blocks from RtnVlyay
oNesrfniy this accommodation 70 lhose suffering
teothaehs ER JAaFs cssS9Lf, 10 wea FoIH nsll sL
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

ERoWN STONE FRONT HOUSE ON THIRTY FOURTH
p street Tor sale neween roSdway ard Seventh
south side; first class; size 2lxb5xt00. Apply
JOSEPH MASON, No b5s Pine street, rooms 10 and H.
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A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY FOR SALE

A LANCE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
"a FIRST and seoond class Houses on the following streets
ore Twenty seventh street Si2 o. Twenty ninth
s,seet 5s ., Thirty from 81 0D
t01e: Thirty street, ST. 300 $500:
Thirty fourth 200; Th fifth
sch With Farn lure. s2oo; two Ihrtyixth street,
3lIn; two Thirty seventh street, 80 500 FIFTY
Ihri street $780, ten Second from sc So
saes Apply 70 JOHN FEITRETcn 4is Third syenae.
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sioop bown stone onre ~ EAST Forty street frs;
house of Fourth sonh side Of Forty nxh
Snce sl3L0l Apply on the premises 10 PAGE a
BEAGCE, rs Broadway.
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4 PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY WILL Accom-.
n moiae two yoang men with Breakfast and Tea aud
fn Board Sundays for So IS per week. Apply At No. 81
p.lam s.re