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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE


Dr. j. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unattlnR
them for either business, study, society or mar
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Of.
iectS produced by early habits OF youth, viz:
Weakness Of Llle Back and Limbs, Palms In the
Head, Dlmness Of Sight Loss OF Muscular Pow.
gr, Palpitatlon OF the Heart, DyspepAla, Nervous
iTrlmblllty, DerangemGnt OF the Digestive FunC.
iIonS' General Debility, Symptoms Of ConSump'
MENTALLY;-The fearful effects OH tho mind
are much 10 be dreaded. LOss or Memory. Con
iusi9n OF ldeasi Depression Of Spirits, Evil Fore
bodings, Aversion 10 Society, Self DistruRt, Love
OF Solitude, TimldIty, &C., arc some Of tho evils
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what ID the cause OF their declining health.
losing their ylgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaciAted, having singular appearance
SUMPTION
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Leaves Wheeling 1t .7:qS 4. ~, and 4IOP.N.
Trains on the Main Line make come ctions At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston At Relay Honse. IA Wash!
ington City, For all points South, I'D
Central Ohio ttAlna make direct connection At
for al points West and Northwest
Tlckets TO all principal polnts can b. procured
atthe Office. JOHN L. wilson,
Master NJ transportation, Baltimore
r, r. DRVRiES,
myi7 General Agent, Wheeling
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and full Ilgor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penalty
paid by the victims OF Improper lndulgences.
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful oOnSe,
qnences that may Gnsue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that The
power OF prOCreAtlon n lost sooner by those fall
Ing into improper habits than by the prudentf
offspring, the most serious and destructive Symp.
TOMS OF both body and mind arise. The System
becomes derangcd, tho Physical and Mental
functions Weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power,
Nervous W lrrilabilly, Dyspepsia, PAlpitatlon Of
and Wasting OF the frame, COurh' ConsnmptioH'
Decay and Death. 49, f'sN'
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MAIL TRAIN.


EAeT-LEAvRs WBaT--LRAVB
wheeling daily tWheeling daily
Al. iG6S a, m. al ..........4:90 p. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersbnfg. .935 b. m. Zanesvllle ,B.S5 D. m,
Cumberland. 95S p. m. INewark. i. iO.ib ., m,
Sundays excepted. sanduaky -. = /. |
ColumbIs ..li:45 .. m.
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
plness. Indeed, without these the Tourney
through llfe becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied wifi
the melancholy reelection that tho happlnes6 Of
another becomes bllphieh with orr nWii
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Who have injured themselves bya certain praC.
tlce, INDUCED In when alone, a habit FREQUENTLY
learned nom evel companions, or at school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, u not cured, renders marriage lm,
should apply Immediately.
MnAl pity that q young man, the hope Of his
country, The pride OF his parents, shonld be
snRtchGd from all prospects and enloymentl Of
HE ny the consequences OF deYiAtIng from the
crct habit. Such persons must, before COntem.
plating -
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The OnIy Place where Care can B. ObtsIOs


Married Persons, or Young Mon coutenpl,t,Do
marriage, being aware Of Physical WeSknesS
Organic Debility, DCfornitIes, speedily cured
lie who places himself under the care OF Dr.. ]
man, and confidently rely upon his skill az 4 ply
scIAn, -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship HALEY tBr) Ellis, Liverpoo-Busk K Jevons.
Steamship MORO Castle Adams, Havana Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship San Francisco Reynolds Hamilton, Bermuda
w Ii Webb.
Steamship Livingston, Cheeseman. sayannah-Livinss
ton, Fox co.
Steamship Abemarie, Couch, Norfolk. City PoIn. and
Rlehmone--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
sieauship fsna, Doane, Observation-Disclosures Steam
Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland-J F Ames
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston--H DimOck
SHIP Col Acams Eutler, Calao-Fabbri 4 Ghaunccy.
Ship Windward, Sprague, San Francisco-Sutton 4 Co.
. Bark ArGonaut, sanderSon, London-Peabody Willis 4
Bark Domenico tap, Jaccarino, Gloucester. EJas Rob-
inson Co.
wheasland Bursley, MISUNDERSTANDING, Corners
Co.
Bark Carleton. Trecartin, Havana-Brctt, Son h Co.
Brig PaciGco Utah, Gacace, Genoa-Funch, Edge Co.
Brig San Carlos, blanchard, Sagua Ia Grande-MiIler
Houghtop.
Brig Alice staret Hooper. Cardenas-Borland Dearborn
Brig Bonito, Fdset. Cardenas-P MENUS Sons.
Brig A Pitt tBr), Smith, Hamilton Der Middleton
Co.
Brig Arctic, Crane, st Johns NF-J F Whitney Co.
Brg Rhone tBr). McDougall St Johns, MI Whitney
Brig Absainer (Br), Elderkin Halifax, Ns-D De Wolf
4 Co.
schr silas G Evans, Hulsc C,enfuceos-Rubira 4 Co.
Schr Pacific, CHM, sagua--J Il Haviand. 4.
Scbr Mary Morgan, Beverage, Eeuhera-Jas Douglas
4 Son.
schr Hattie Howes, Howes, Indanola and Lavaca-Ev-
Ball 4 Go.
schr J Spencer, Richardson, Morehead Ciy-xirer &
Houghton.
sc6r Blackstone, wckson, Providence-H W jackson 4
Co.
soop Mary Gray, Allen, uncasvie
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
Steamer Biddie, McCue, Philadelphia.
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TEE BROOKLYN FOUNDING FAIR.

The fair now being held at The Brooklyn Academy
Of Music for the benefit Of ST. Mary's Hospital Tor
Women ana Founding Asylum has been wei
patronized since IL was opened, yet more OF the
chartrably disposed have receive the attentions
Of the host Of irresistible fair ones would they
but spend an hour or two IN viewing the large
variety OF costly articles on exhibition. The jealous
manner in which many prominent ladies' oil Brook
lyn have entered upon this charitable work Is GER
tainly very creditabe.
Yesterday was the fourth day Of the fair and tho
attractions were undimlnished. Although carloads
OF gOous had been purchased and taken away The
tables were still 1lled, for the contributions sui
pour in. The business Of the post Office, OF which
Miss DE Witt Is p0slmisiress Is II anything on the
increase. contract has been entered INTO with
New York stationer to supply the stationery. Inc
list OF uncalied for letters IS not lare us yet put
II has been suggested that they be advertised, SO
that those who Jailed to call might get their let
Lers by address ny Miss De Witt.
The academy never looked better than IL does at
the present tmc ald those who TAIL to visit II will
miss rare treat. Here may be found an almost
endless variety OF fancy goods Jewelry plated ware,
pictures works OF art, specimens or fancy needle
work, dolls. toys old and young anu articles Of
value and reiTu almost without number. Handsome
ana pleasingy persistent young ladies' act as ven.
dels and the noise OF Stunning crowds the ring Of
merry laughter, the calls OF amateur saleswOmen
and embryo auctioneer- together with music By
the band, ana ali lighted up brilliantly at nle ht,
make scene OF delightful confusion well worth
being witnessed.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.
Reunion of the New York Association of she
Alumni.

RouniOn of The New York Association Of she
Alumni.
The annual reunion Of the alumni OF Trinity Col
lege Hartford was held at Delmonico's last night,
WREN about sixty of the members Of tue association
and Old friends OF the Anna Mater met together for
. renewal OF friendship In the future at least for
another year. ana to partake Of an elegant repast
supplied by the well-known caterer The company
comprised great many gentlemen OF the practical
theological school, and in addition TO spiritual doc
tors there were several prominent ID. DIS whose
special business IS vita the body and not with the
soul. Everything went Off delightfully."- AT first the
feast had somewhat OF homeopathic cast about II,
Dut no sooner did the 'Delmonicon appear than the
deis were performed sucl as have not been seen in
New York Tor many DAY. The descending or
4sspirttsn caused ali the spirits" TO rise until every
body was pleased with everybody else.
Inc cnalr was taken by the president OF the as.
soclaton, Nj. w. e. Curtis. Letters were received
from the Right Rev. Blshop Potter, Right. Rev.
Bishop Bailey, OF the diocese of Newark; Professor
Hazelhurst, Of rhiadelphia, and Professor Jim"
supplei his annual contribution IN the shape OF a
witty and interesting elfuson. The toasts were-
Trinity College 'lhe Faculty. "our Guests,
.'The CITY OF New York" and "Woman.n After
dinner the president made most Interesting
unions upon the members. IN keeping Them together
aud creating strong ties between them; but the
subject, ana that which all lovers Of enlighten-
ment sought, was the education, the culture and
transformation or character received nom the col
scge by the country. lie recommended bumper for
their anna Mater which was quickly responded 10
by the company.
Rev. ID. JACKSON. president OF Trinity College, re-
Bpondod 10 the nrst toast IN which he compared the
colleges Of America with oxford ana Cambridge, In
EDRaud, showing that this country not far be->
hind the mother country IN points OF education and
discipline and concluding By urging all TO cling to
tacir cold love,n for though Trinity College was
small great men, and great deeds, TOO had risen into
oxisfencc ifom her
Professor Huntington replied TO the Faculty
and cofnme1ced by threatening his bearers with
speech Greek but altered his mind and turned it
snto cheerful commentary on the words 'uDion
nn1
members OF the press.
Rev. Henry Beers sherman, Rev. DR.. Peach and
Henry ]. scuader, Charles Henry Smith, Professor
Johnson, OF Hartford; Rev. DR.. +. OfIagg and
irving Peris responded respectively 10 the toasts,
ssOur Guests' ..Profe ssiunsn ''Jraduates,n ''rhe
Pressv Getty OF New York; and .sWoman ~ several
OF these gentlemen literally .'settng the table
1oar.- The company did not separate until after
midnight chimes had ceased 10 vibrate upon their
chAerfu a0astloLv
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WILLIAMSBURG FERRY Rsfoss.

small number or Williamsburg ferry reformers
et last evening In Turn Halle Messerole street, to
near the report OF a committee that had been IN.
strnctcd TO wall upon the Ferry Company and urge
chem 20 give better accommodations 10 the public.
M Altcnbrand occupied the chair. Mr. Angus
sine O'feill, from the committee named, re-
ported progress. He waited upon Mr.. Layton
and oiner directors, and was informed by them
thnt the company met every Monday, and tue CON-
miitee could Lave hearing before them on any
Monday they should select.
The meeting Instructed the committee 10 walt
upoD the company on Monday next and report pro-
Grcss on Thursday evening next. 40 the same place,
~ which tlyle mcetilg adjourned.
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LosDoy MONEY MARKET-LoNpoN, April l3-l:S p.
M.-Amecan securities quiet. United States hve-twenty
bonds is62. 81 1870 ODD ga 1867, s2s tenorties S
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April l2-Evening--
United states bveweny bonds closed w for the issue
1872.
LIvRnPOOI. COTTON MAEKET.-LIvERrOoL, April IL
4:5O l.. M.fhe cotton market closed du midaling up
lands al ND: middtng Orleans ssd The sales of the
day have been 1000 baes of which 1000 taken for
speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL PEovIsIoNs MARxET.-LIvETPooI, April
lS-l 30 7. MBacon ga. cw for Cumberland cut
short ribbed middl quoted M <5e
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED Ely THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Sr', ns s s'' sn p::sas 1G 10 ns
franesyn Enconhseei strong and NV gales with
sss orr sana'
with ss ana g. sr Mna
Had an. weather esssIiy from ,ssnss
and Apr lat Is 49, encountered hurricane, Which
ing The ship Der beam lon a ssa mode
rate NV winds ,. and h s weather alh,n o,..
Movie S mdse and sss ps.ssnssI Henderson
sTS % ss ne
% "a q in g rs With TSG sas w
brig hove a near n her o She to Be the Swedish bark
hurricane the SECOND current. carrying
the soaa a Soa fore s aas e
house and destroying all provisions They
We're completely eshaucd They were about 70 aSanaoo
sD &C. se ~
board he unable to do anything with his
Of The he
b'fis
Ion 80 o.. passed ship Con luest, bound east
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship George , Upton, Roberts, Richmond, city
Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to Washing
: IS Steamship centipede, Wallets, Georgetown, Dc
BARK Betty tswe aosen6uqd Palermo q days with fruit
Passed Gibraltar MareAs La, been Is days Of Bermuda
nencpg at Sc veering round to kW sustained damage
DAYS with sugar and melado WASH Field Way aa
Brig Hattie ) of Easartown, Dasgea M,na.l,an 10
szs v9 aass Had
Brig Crescent Br,, Faulkner Cardenas j. days, with
molasses 70 T Melville Co-vessel toJ Whitney Co.
schr Mary Collins tof Boston, Collins Port spain Trni.
dad day. win sugar and m9lasses TO Rowland Aspn.
scs eGs s. Warren ~ 81
days with n o asses TO II Il Jowel ~ sna,
bs ,d HAD ps wsshef Apr y i! e
sssr S2es ws d BssrG u S fruit :.
weather. Sailed in company with schr Daylight for New
sclr Gusc Wilson, Lloyd, Washington NC, days. with
scbs Albert Mason, Hose, Richmond, w,
sSr Msr Fsmo s Sssie ysna for rah
l2h, consigned TO wendi, Teiens Bockmann3cargo
% 81 rreya ws Pe.sron hence March
at Wsw, vcerne around 70 sw, lasting hours with ire
boats stove, buwarks away aishoase aud every
thing m 'sS, bic about decss was con'Ian The
50 20 was taken In tow BY steamship and brought 70
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
s,ean,,sip wsmsutta Fish, New Bedford for New York;
e os New with um
Os Inc Mlpanss. o sra m.cs,., %,
Der TO Simpson 4 Clapp. = - -
schr .Malaata tBr( McBurnie, wipdsor Ms, for New
YORK, ~ days, with plaster 10 Crandal Beraur Co,
bchr Rescue, Heery Yarmouth for New York
hchr Wellington Eagles BRttouns for New York. with po-
scbr Osprey Crowley Addison for New York, with lumber
to Snow x Co.
schr Florinds. Jordan, Bangor for Rondoui
Scbr n Copne, Tilly, Bella Tor New York.
scbr Dreadnaught, Willard, Portland for New York.
sebr Delaware Snow Rockand for New York. with limo
10 j X Brown
schr Gem Thomas, Rookand for New York. with lime 70
! Brown.
sclr Rogers Mayo Rockport for New YORK; with era.
mite,
sshr Walton Thorpe, rosson for New York
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eohr Emma Fox Case. Boston for PHILADELPHIA.
SER Thomass Roscis, Young Nantuckestor New York,
schr cySh,s jane srdiner, Fall River por New York.
schr iiIa Rich Baker, Weilaeet for NeH York;
DC
sS ssd mss &. sy York
schr Duncan. Cua, oyster Bay Tor New York.
sIoep Fine Issss Csssssos tos n, New YORK
mdse and passenger 10 L A Daniels Co.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson, New Portland
ssr anime KEITH YSr yor 9r o9 %
Brig Emily Walters tBr), Kuyn, New York St John,
Brig Ans.ainssr Ellison New YORK for Halifax
sahf paSdson sS vn for FOR I. y0p Hsr n
schr Mary Faran. Bagey, Chesapeake Bay rairha-
s s Kors crscSer sa u for nrIdgeqor
schr Reading Railroad No A. Robertson, Philadelphia for
sshr Anselne, Paul, Rondoat for Boston ssa"'
schr Lake, MI er, Kondou, for NewbMypcr-
sssT Ha4siE Ns@ ssy o1 1 Bangor
sr ka aSs New New ssss G sw Hcnaon
s sS Nail NarsI Mead s New York York for T
ssSr white NSs York York or ra S ''D
S ssST faS.T: Ss y5Ie
sshr Sophis Bowen, hcssy New YORK fsr Fiction. Ms.
schr Thos Hull, Brown, New YORK tor Stonineton.
Schr David Nelson, Smith, New York for Stamford.
Schr Christiana, Richards, New York New Lonion.
schr 4 Chapman, Huntey, New York for New London.
schr Jas English, Parker, New York for New LONDON.
Schr Gibson Carnan Rogers, New York for New London.
schr Garland, WandeI, New York for New London.
Schr Zoe, Hayes New York for Pembroke.
Schr Painter, Baker. New J ork for Fall River.
Schr Abby oascs Mosier, New y ork Tor Bangor
Schr Crusoe, Robertson New YORK for Mschas.
schr Blackstone, Hicks, New York for Providence
Schr Wider French, New York for kockport.
Schr Harriet RYAN, Nixon, New York for Bangor
Srhr Asher Parker Carr New York Glen Cove.
Steamer Gaatea, Nye New York tor Providence.
WHITHsToNE. IL April 49, PM
The following brigs number other vessels for the
eastward Obliged lie under bare poles
from until PM during prevalence OF sudden sqla which.
while lasted OF great violence, Fortunately Of
short duration otherwise might considerable
disaster Most of the vessels beginning drag their
anchors Just before It ceased:-
Brig Milwaukee. for New York.
Brig Whitaker, for New York.
Brig Emily Walters, for 81 Johns.
Brig Ahstainer, for Halifax.
They at anchor OF here, and will likely remain
night. Wind SW, calm.
The brig Milwaukee strout from Machias for New York;
with lumber to simpson Capp, received telegraphic in
strucons here this AN deliver part cargo College
Point She is at anchor here now, and will likely proceed
early IN the morning.
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BELOW.

ship Wheeler Harris, from BrIro. E, Feb %, with
railway iroa TO VIM Nelson. il.
Bark Geo Jones (Brl, Robbins, from Feb g.
with railway iron. Jas Elwel Co by pilot boat
ElMell. No u. - -
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April Is, 1871
Exchange on London, sa 1874 the United states, in
currency 81 days sight, AZ discounts do short sight,
Sdiscount n gold. 60 days. sight, 81 premum do, short
sight, ~ ~ premium
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SAILED.
Shining NOscs.

Steamships MORO Castle, for Havana San Fran cisco
Bermuda; Livingstone Charleston; Fan!a, Philadelphia
Wind at sunset NV, light.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ersc~~~,>
nJR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ own Interests and consoncnce by sAving Their Iay'rs
Tor the HERALD at the Bran. ONCE. (romoved from 40
fnton street to No Court street, Guy Ian slulre same
building with Erie Railway otcs. ibis our only ahor.
lied Brooklyn once, and advertisements are received nt
regular rates without extra charge OF Kind Open from
"a. NJ. tin ) y. NJ.
AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
n citizens Of tho Thirteenth ward, held on Thursday
evening", the 18th inst. Michael Dobsons, No. % Pin
street. after sprel addresses by well known residents nc
follow Ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adOrted:-
Whereas the pursued during the present term by
representatives IN the Stale Experimentation VIM ~.
TWEED In the Senate and Hon. TIMOTHY y. CAMPBELL
In the lower bousehag discovered 10 us their unrng well
lance In regard interests and proved tae dcvo-
ton to the cause OF democracy; therefore, be
Resolved, That we give them our hcartios thanss and
join with the universal appeal OF the people OF this district
that they consent TO serve US for another term -
Resolved That form ourselves Into an organization Tor
0ctve campaign service evidence given Of the
Willingness Of these gentlemen 10 again devote themselves
legislators our welfare.
Resolved That the chair appoint from among Us dclesntcs
10 the number OF tho members composing the Thirteenth
Ward Tamuany Hall General Committee 70 meet aud con-
fer with Tweed Central Organization OF tho Fourth
Senatorial disirict. LAWRENCE IT, HILL, Chairman.
EDWARD ECCUR, Secretary
DENNIS SULLIVAN Treasurer -.
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The revenue steamer Mosswood stationed at this p
during the past winter has been ordered PASSPORT Me-
relieve the cutter vsllant, which will be stationed on
Delaware.
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THE REASON WAY
LAzARUs. NORRIS Z CO.'S
CELEBRATED rEnrHo1ED srEcrAcIEs AND
EYE GLASSES
have with such extraordinary and 50 uSA
in demand they possess all the qual
-
ties claim for them, Wiz
-
Purity and hardness OF material therefore not liable to
scratch biancy of hnIsh strengthening and preserving
power comforting of comfort Al.
tanned by no other Glasses in the world.
-
They are without doubt tho perfect and scientifically
-
accurate Lenses ever manuscured aud they never sr1
the eyes, and last many years without change.
For sale city only by authorized agents. vs -
Adams Co., s25 Broadway.
Ackerman, L., 442 Ninth avenue.
Burns, r. 4 W., sc8 Eighth avenue
Coz. John, ssa Bowery.
Carter Vim. p. 80 Eighth
Cross, Henry, us Greenwich avenue
Campbell, T. G. Co., o44 Fourth avenue
DclaD. 8, J., s57 Grand street.
Germ Charles. sos Seventh avsnus
Horton, Frank, q Futon street.
e
Houser, r., $50 Third
Knowlss, Levi. O., a,s7s rn'rd avenue.
rA.lp, H., corner rAy:aia.s street and sign .'.s..
-
Pla.n, francis 1856 Sixth
Parks O. D., Lac Third avenue.
Rousseau, D., 4s7 Third avenue.
semrn, F. r., 40 Third avenue.
Tyler, James NJ. 7ao Third aveaus.
Welsh George w.. ga Greenwich street.
Wright, r. A., ais Blocker street.
wicke, Martin, 7sl Ninth
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the courts Of different States. No publicity ADVICE
free. Notary Public Commissioner for every stae
FL. KING Counselor-atLaw' SoS bfoanway
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, ArD r.u,
ID vtsjonsDeaers families save 20 Der cent ~
THOMAS r. A0NEW S, go Grocnwich street, New YORK
COMPREesED IVORY. BILLIARD BALLS, mar
~ tneele Rna Checks Scov6 huttonss iorss, Dog.
Fro Turtle sphynx Sknia snd TONGA w .Gs az, Sycs
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DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF ArRIL.