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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va,
UN DER THE EXCHAN No. q.


Particular Notice!
X NOW all men by these presents that at =
oeoet sst week the Godd.ss Of Fortune, manned
TO Pet Hoy consideration having attended To nv little
Arrangements for the last perfectly satisfaction
have HIM hand and heart and 10 remain
with him l death do part: and for fapeyny
smile on ereept couIed at No EIchlnsr whst.
shall Continue Ia hold "coun. why Capital
frEe' wal not BE- the result VI adventures receive my
smiles apply person BY PROXY OF by eter
TO No J --hangr Hotel.
The above s~rarto HoYT.
s.-Who wants Pfisss
GRAND MAMMOTH SCHEME:
Prizes: $4,000, 10000, $4,000, 1000, o,oOO!
Ia the Lottery for the 27 piembcf-Csp Dollar
there ATE lSes' dollars all o. heh Distributed TO
up the loss OF short crops BY Hoyt Hoyi Iet
man within the reach Of this who
Lottery about 10 draw Prizes the country
and BY Hoyt too. Note that paricu
For 9Th September.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
$4,000, $4,000, $1,000 LIARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A, for lsa5.
To be drawn at hIinda g Saturday September 27h sts
&c No. Lottery, and IL Draea BoIlOfs
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DART rs Living Age.
RANDoLpH co, have received LATER. LIvt,.
Agss" W. ,heH copies. -is
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been mere actively proftably employed than hereto
lore tn business Of Boston increasing RAPIDLY and
we have doubt hdcious employment ofthe banking
capital already invested will eventually produce i'm
pession on the minds Of the capitalists Ct that section Of
advance the market value Of the stock of the bankus
companies now in active operation. Railroad and
featuring stocks favortes with the capitalists
ton. They considered ssfsr and more productive
Investments than Banks and absorb great portion Of the
floating capital of thar section fsr4.
The trade between the United States and Rio Janero
m Hour very large, and gives outlet large quaut
es OF the agricultural products of the country The TO-
ta importation of -four into Rio Janero for ls4a was
lIssso bbls of which 1854 l69 received from the
United Staes 233 from Austria and ,240 from River
Plate. The import of ls4 was AZ less than ls4S and
sl bslow the average since 1912 The business for the
yer lS44 opened with stock OF 666S5 bbs OF which
81 967 were in first hands.
The annexed statement shows the movement OF the
Rio Jansiro market respects tho quantity of -four i'm
ported, consumed, shipped coastwise and reexpored:
MOVEMENT OF Flour IN RIO JANEiRo, 1874
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SInle Of Trade.

AsHEs-No alteration to rep 1T. The demand is mode.
Pots firm S. Pearls steady at 81 80 81 62
BREApsruFFs-The is no change to-day. Western
Flour Is still ct 81 10.
CorroN-The enquiry to-day is more general, and the
sales amount to $500 bales the largest ber
OF 'change Holders continue to have the advantage
and supply the market moderately Freghts to Liver
pool remain dull at IS 3D. for fqaare bales.
WHsKEY-Drudge casks sell at 23c. Western and Pri
son barrels are held at 24a 2a}c.
Provisions The activity In the market has in great
measure subsidized without affecting prices OH prime
Pork held at 50 rs 50 SIT; do Mess at Sla Isl new
Prime at $40 rs SILL do Mess at $l3 rs $i4 Lard il
a SIC.
RKAL EsrArE.-.at .auction-Premises No 80 Broad st
- Il 'front.' "A It rear, 1864 deep side l0l3 # the
other SIT 400; premises Nos 1877 and 1879 Walker st. II
II OF the Bowery together 46 II by u.s. SO 500 prem
No. SO Bowery next Of Walker ST. rs # front ISL
deep 81 the other 50 200; premises No. 81 Bow
cry 20 front deep side IS the other So 800
No 20 Walker street, 90 feet by 49, S. 1875; No. 2O3 Wal
ket street, same size IS 600; Three story brick house
with stable Of lad street and Sd avenue with Il
years lease OF lot at $50 per annum, 81 Gas
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PORT of NEW YORK, APRIL 4.

-" % ~ "ses wArEx.... 81 nj
Cleared.
Bar9ne Anahuac Wilson. Vera Cruz, Hagons Brothers
sehrs Maria KIot,s W.,sea. Mayssu.s L Mccssdy
Go; Arrival, Jones, Richmond WmJ MeKee Co; .Aelan.
VIM McRe co., Small sssn
Gompsnce Norris and Jasper, Hsmilton Boston; Friend
ewissloops Willard Mile. and Midas Fnnch Provi.
den sEmpire. smith, New Haven-Barge Michigan. Aen,
Philadelphia BggsS,eamer Vulcan. Seight. Boston
Shin Natchez Waterman Canton. and Macao Jan "A.
with e,s &c to Howand Aspinwal L.. Ship DELHI: Viii.
Hams left Macao for Manila days before shi Helena,
ds nonaaon Ds1 s1 from Csason % New York of
oaPs Of food Hope ship hsSsr rorsr 90 % 30
whale ship a d and for New Bsdf I'd full III .
Whale ship Edward (of Hudson) D.ggvt, 1865 days from
. oahu s a. e e al s ssc
20 u lat 29l Ion 81 25 Br ship Victoria from Sydney for
Ship Aiios,o Fabens from New Orleans with cotton
Croton sonld hence for Mobile; day. ship Bowditc6
B.rque Loretta Fish, II days from New Orleans with de,
to the master.
Pats from West Indies, with sugar and molasses to
schr Cornelius g Zabriskie, Grant, from Philadelphia with
schr Gen Harrison Allen days from Delaware with corn
schr Henry. Branner days from Melville DEL with glass,
schr Edgar Smith, days from Wilmington Del with corn
to MASTER
Ship Angeque, Edwards So days from Amsterdam with
Barque Missouri Sylvester from Maseilles with mdse TO
Lawrence X Phelps.
Also briggs unknown.
Ships Ann Me- i'm. yasmer Can;on Prince Albert sebor
b bsqaes Vera Caz; EaMsrd BSs
ley Cornelia, Young Richmond; briggs
Thomas.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHLApELpHiA April 3-Arr Frederick, Br1 Rudolph, Car
IN, Wpses VI, Lun.nburg Ns; Jane Pinckney, Buenos
EisoI s5ys.t Calais; Gen Warren Davis; Portsmouth Nh
Ssnton Bese, Boston; Wm Allen, spauldng st Thomas;
MyrIck Ca,hear Niork. Cid Columbia Coffin La Quay
and Porto Cab~o; Mary Catharne. Gayle Charleston
sa nas y Johns NJ Virginia Cooper
ALExsNDRI., March 3l-Arr Meteor Baltimore; Nevus
tBrl Turks lsla0d; Fidelia. Eastport.
Spoken.
Champion, (wh) 3o days from Sandwich Islands for Edgar.
town, March 20, lat 30 Is Ion ~ 20
John Hanna, days from Baltimore for La Guayra March
Is, LAT IS IS, Ion IS IS
Adamant of Calais 20 days from Wilmington NC for Qua.
daloupe, goth ult lat 20 g. Ion Sc So
Foreign Ports.
sr THOMAS March 22In port, Luzon for Boston, soon;
Dunlap Thomas from do unc Harp Cater for Mobile same
nco do; Gerham from Demears Lubec Leach f. Salem;
Monument Vn,pg I'm lchboe in BALLAST Monitor Smith, for
Guadaoupe, ldg; Llo,d Jones' for Poau Patt vir-
GINA Brown, do; eny smith, wtg John Murray Deverux
Paxton Turks isand; VIM Crawford, Anderson dol Lafayette
Atwood Wilmington NJ; VIM Allen spauding, Baltimore.
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Foreign N arkcts.

MArANzA, March 20 The prospect Of the sugar crop
looks and WORSE and II feared shall not
have than per OF the gu any produced
last year. Prices firm and planters reluctant to
sell quote and l0ui4 The falling of In the crop
will be 100 900 ons-probably more Muscovado comes
In scantily; for inr quality "A is asked Our crop Of
moasses will be shot from e0to 40 per cent: Accounts
ing OF many Of finest largest estates they produ
cling in instances only OF their last years
crop and from oil quarters Of the island we have advces
OF exceedingly gloomy tenor Moasses has further
advanced-last sales at a 81 rails, and asked.
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On "Wednesday, ID instant, HENRy HARPLE, son Of Ma.
thew Harple In the 9th year oil his age
The relatives and friends Of the family invited at.
tend his funeral Friday afternoon, at o'clock from
IL First Avenue.
On Thursday morning April 81, Avn youngest daugh.
ter Of Benjamin Eddington, aged Is months
The friends Of the family and the members OF PhUnix
Assembly No of the Benevolent Order Of Bereans
respectfully invited attend her funeral this riday)
Afternoon at half past o'clock from the residence Of her
father No. 1874 Greene street.
On Tuesday, 1st ns in the 22d year Of his age THos
SHyoKR, eldest Of John L. Snyder, Of Robbery
Delaware county, NY.
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miscellaneous Record.

BnIG CAsco. Lermont, which sailed from Charleston the
hs s ID .p Dn
hai sS m. had so ao s y for q:
n ws s1a si he Rss.ess &
p P sps ma % Ss S0 Long Island report h
SHif D4S. a boston from Liverpool that the
and one ,saman hrvsa which stove round
ms and from to ssamen have been sick during
h H5ssS S. SS's:
s@o s %er A1srsan SS
from THE also syfS during the same month"; A canal
Naval.
the Gos IF Hsa ss *. MY be Sossd e., daily from
sailed from St Thomas TIM ist Of April for the United
FL ss N .H' HSSs s
WhaIcmen.
AIT Nsw ss Ss I'd q Java Shcshs NV Coast
lar q lon is0 Franklin sH 900 VII sp sas lon
90 Bshton Cox Of and day FIN
Eeow coming up VIM Hamilton last eptd at Oahu Oct
Al. Edgaytown 3D. Levi stabuck Nye Pacific 1000 bbs
p!sS no Mh SF o NV h ,,o ~,
Oil $50 s wa, spoken at ut lat 20 a. Ion 50 ahad sold 500
Letters Cape De Verbs July 49, Hope Wilcox NIB
% ao s sssa ;xHherw'e all we Jan l. Marce
sd5s5 de-: % oahu as ss
salvage and spa would not be much less than eight or ten
spoken.
Hs,as as y from New York for Cation all WELL Jan
rJanet Of Bsmre from Liverpool for Monteveo Feb a.
Foreign Forts.
AScs africa about Feb sd Charles lB
Home Ports.
a
SsEsat sshorewss
:? ss'ss s
No5sil cIy Point and Rish%oaa Come Bsaasy BsiI'Ss
Sskrsop Of and for Providence Arr st Ellen, Collins
NEW BEDFORD. Apil Arr Ellen Rodman Ellis. spp'an
New Hav n Downs, B.rbaaoss s.'e'' .''''''' '.''A
f. Negro N .s Ms
Rea ssy Ga fsou es
Norwich; Sarah Matilda Gordon and Popo.e, Drake. New
s
ds%. oss PIERCE M
% S, ssls SYs.s ca
Gen FaeSaey Ic5S; Baltimore Al sG'h. chsis.es, 5I;Sn
Africa.
SAVANNAH March 2s-Cld Southport Griffith New York;
Carleton 81 Banss and AyRsshIe lB Sasay
NYork: Jnne, Allen, Kingston, Mass.
MOBILE March 25-Arr Euaw, Ford, and Milton, Gcrham
R,,n w Iuwe, Lte,p3J osh Dr Hw
as ss's 1 kID sS. s
ssa cid Gs.y Gg% %co ddSpIs sSsS
hogath, Pendleton. NYofki VIM Ivy, Hoffman, Matagorda
Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25-Arr Taglon Rogers, and Ed
mund perkils lpgeso Hayre; Vicksbug Berry New York;
Ann [Br] Henderson, lchiboe via st Helena Cid Glasgow
sGpoo PENSACOLA. Hss NY9Is MneIvs IEr] Ruraet, s,
Decide Lspl Mlet Havana Towbost Phoenix tow
ed to the 10Th, Abercrombe and the 2d Columbus
The vieasburg arrived Yesterday Ia. board h
island WINS LIE Roy daughter and servants M. Barlow
sh-Arr Norfolk koger. and Msr,llo Wo9ds,de Boston;
By: Key Ws;t; Carm.u, fspl Laz1sass; Maias, Below
md China Br] Turnbull Liverpool; Cazador [Sp1 Ross
Havana IowDoat DaD Webster towed the
leh Emily Taylor and Inca; lf the SW Pass the 2d
IN. Cheain aud Roscoe still! the bar, bound out;
D. the bar, bound The Norfolk reports lay anchor
atthe saacs company with he Camus Prussl; GanSes
I'm N York: Cyrus. fan Portland.
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New stock Exchange.
SALE. OF srocxs-BcsroS, April .

20 shs Reading RR 25 100 do solm 25 Island RR IS;
so Nor Wor RI solm 6aa, $50 Ess Boston Stock l43;
100 Wilmington RR 2l2; 90 do bo20s %; las do be I'm
a 100 do 2a 100 do boiods 24 25 do SOLIDS 24b 100
do so4Sis 2 100 do so4sds Int 24 eco do boim IS;
SO do scam no int 24l; Appleton Manuf Co 100.
At shs $3.50 000) New Stock in the James
Steam Mill at Newburyport, 81 per Ct adv; do Suffolk
Ins Co. Al do do; do Atlantic Bank, div off, 80 per CT; 80
do State Bank. div Off par 20 do Freemans Bank div eff
per ct adv; IS do Nashua Lowell RR, 302 3l& adv;
do Boston X Prov RR, % adv.
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MARITIME HERALD
Shipmasters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
20 ROBERT SiLyEY, Captain of News Boars report OF
.e shipping e at the port whence they sailed vessels
newspapers they may have Agents
dents e home ahrnsd will also confer favor by sending
this Office any Marine Intel gence they NAV receive
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LoSps Packet ship Prince Alber-Mr Eastwick and ami.
ly; MIR Az gf Upper Canada; wm Bennett New York; Mir
TTper, Az yi.t Miss Dqwss, Mr. Egly.
Liynnro hckst ship John shddy-Mr jennings. LADY
egd child, TsShman John Ccllrs, pr Liverpool, Bhhop
Esnwiqn Philasphal Bishop pdn, Of 0systoh. Tsxn Mt
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r AMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIkANDOLES, &c-The
subscribers have made such arrangements with the
factuTers they will after the 18th day Of March, be ready
10 exhibit by the of House Furnishing
Goods in the United States at reduced prices They
opening complete assortment Of entirely and
beautiful goods such Solar and Lard Lamps and ChahdA
lers variety of patterns, suitable for private houses
churches hotels and steamboats, and beautiful Gas
Candle Chandeliers, Gandoes Mantel Lights, Brackets
Pendants, Lanterns, &c. .
great variety OF new style English Goods received ship
Europe aud opening such fine quality plated Baskets
WATERS Cators Shutters and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns
fishes, &c. &c.
Rich fancy and plain Tea Trays great variety, fine Table
Cutlery DOZENS and variety Of rich cut and
plain Glasrware-n Short almost every article required for
housekeeping may BE- found at subscrbe show
WORAM x HAUGHWOUT,
mhi5 Imsm 56i Broadway.
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DR.. HOLLICK'S

Z Il T. Q Z . q ~
ON THE PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
" ORIGIN OF LIFE, will be delivered on Tuesday and
Wednesday April 9th and the Society Library Lectu
Room. Broadway. For gentlemen only. MsP doors os
N Admission so cents. For ladies only at r. M AG
mission Is cents. Doors open at ~.
illustrated by the celebrated hft Models Of the Maternal
Structure and the Human Being stage OF development
imported from Paris Of the Pstenel STRUCTURE
Natural Preparations &C. These the Of all
who hem Numerous audiences. both Of ladies aud gen
een have listened these Lectures and afterwards borne
public testimony their poply and utility In New
York they repeated IS times Philadelphia, % times
On 400 lds and 500 gentle attended in
day-ths ladies presenting Dr. with splendid present,
token of their and baton. Strangers only need
be Informed that these Lectures strictly scientific and
m0val.
DR. HIS stay will be shot, owing his engagements
Philadelphia. Letters may be addressed T. q New
York city. apl 5t~rc
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MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR
BATHS,
22E RrOahvUav.
CONGRESS COLLAR.

CUNGKESS COLLAR.
REAUTY OF STYLE and elegancs Of finish unequalled
- bcfore-Our style Dof Collars which have oI been
wanting, is ued be found the
s only a the old sI,nd Of MAksHALL only Troy hir,
sent the earliest date this will in probability
revoutionize any lyle before got this Re-
member the old stand Of Marshas 80 Chatham N.
Y; Nosecnnd price, any consideration.
N B-We have also mahuf cured large quantity OF those
style n Psat Shirts which cannot found in the city
A. the pleats all sowed down. it will obvate the difficulty
IN ounG them
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1912, bb's 725 $3.50 .9t.720 l55,43 l6o sos
s Ill., S SSs $3.50 ss III s sss ss ss
OF the total sales in ls42, all but S6s barrels were
American -four; in l843 all but 93l barrels Ameri
Notwithstanding the heavy stocks the market opened
firmly in January but utter the arrivals
sve prices fattened and in many instances fell Of
fraction large sales ere made at the decline During
February, March ana April the arrivals were moderate
but prices continued very heavy the demand for
sumption being limited dealers having full stocks and
and large lots changed hands Early in June the market
Egain became depressed by large arrivals
New Orleans and the total greater the close
OF June then at any other time Stree the LIST Of January
The receipts in July very large and prices became
ton and extensive demand from Bahia and the River
very much reduced Early in August limited importa
Platte prices but created improvement except
kGalego, which commanded an advance OF about
900 res or 81 cents barrel The sales in August
the largest for the which tended reduce the
tons for September The imports moderate in
tober, but the market continued depressed November
nad December were very dull months and the market
closed for the year very heavy. leaving hand stock
of % 394 bbs composed of s96l bbs Haxal, SOL Gal
lego 5000 Ruther ford 800 Southern, 800 Venetian, 90
Belgian, all old four-and 2466 bbs Haxal, $40 Balti-
more, and 7,l75 bbls GaileEo, all -four.
The receipts OF -four at Rio Janero for the year 1884,
were annexed:-
GallsSo, bbls.... 1905 Phsdelph,, bbls. 800
Ru,her-ord bbs :. 4.soo}s Chiiian, bbs -. -. NS
Baltimore bbls... .3s,77l
The quality of the Richmond received during the year
fair, except the Rutherford, which equal to that
Of the previous year. Excepting choice brands the Bal
tmors was likewise inferior; so the New Orleans,
while the Georgetown was goed hardly equalled by the
extra Baltimore brands.
The state Of ths market when closed for the year.
the quantity of Old -four hand and the fair stock Of
must prevent any sensible mprov ement IL prices
very The reduced prices current may have very
great influence Shipments which will ultimately be-
neft the market, and place the trade more in q
1ealthV condition,
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April Sd, by the Rev. Charles Constantine Pise d ID
Mr., WILLIAM Rows to Miss HArrAn EVANS FsrrR, both
OF this city.
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fkENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
MO. IS LIBERTY STREET

DALEsME importer aud Agent for Manufacturers, has
a; Away! on hand large s,ortpsn Of dinner and tea se
Dessert Plates, Of all Sizes assorted Dishes Soup Tureeas
CoveHd Dishes, Ballad Bowls, trsit baskets. Cussrds and
Stards
Also Fancy Tea Bets aad Rich DECORATED Dinner Sea.
Also Tea and ChoeoIss War;. Greek French and American
shape
ihe articles are wsraled Of the best quality, and v -
els eussea
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THERE Is HOPE
for the Consumptve, for those
who afflicted with asthma,
however much and long they may have
IL long continued and tedious Coughs, Shcrfness
o. Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain in the Breast or
Pulmonary Discases.-Dr. Folger's
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL.H EALING BALSAM,
rs A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-lt has
been tested ia hundreds of and by than twenty
been used and approved by them-and offered with the
greatest confidence all who may be afflicted and who need
Dawn HENpERsor 80 Lagh street reduced very low
by tedious Cough and raising Blood He had tried various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
one bottle Of this Remedy restored him entirely
EoRoE w. HAYS relieved by bottles of the Ooss-
oman although weak the lime he commenced using that
he AID scarcely walk He coughed ncessanty His diff
Guilty OF breathing such that he could walk only Few
at time, and his night sweats dreadful Ia two week.
from the commencement Of his using the medicine he walled
stored at to be able to attend to his busisess again
LABAN Esq, SO Pike cured Of Asthma by half
bottle. He had laid down in bed for more than
months lie has never had recurrence Of the disease-now
Mrs ARcHIsAID IS West street. was cured of Asthma Of
four years standing BY half bottle and declares be the
best medicine the world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds Of eases might be given to prove in efficacy
Try f afflicted and yoo will be satisfied that il IT,,
indeed, "ALL-HEALING" 10 a properties ,on will not
regret having used it. and il may entirely to flight the dis
For sale the Principal Office los Nassau street. door
above Ann. jail re
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TO ANY FEMALE 1T MAY CONCERN.

advertiser being that several recently have been
ortunate A. to obtain companions by applying, through
sns Of this paper and his acquaintance with the E
pY''ph Oh ne community limited takes e ZANE
10y sn CONNECTED her character stand unIya
snd to ns well qualified @ act governess over domestic a
lars Inc appc ant New Yorker 90 years age fair size
good and Possesses
character &C. He in good ccnmstsnres and fair prospects
ahean and now de,ious oil meeting with
on snt Those g whom tins pertains need not be
mecensIy bu inserted ali esrn~su,ss and scs
rty, and communication will he regarded A
by addressing MERCHANT, Boyds Express Office IS VIII
liam street. spl st&ec
CuGAh-s9 hhds Prime New Orleans, now l,rding tom
u. X G0LLlNS&'Co.,
Mw ~ ecuth stlpas,
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MONTHLY REPOR TOT THE
N. Y. Medical and Surgical Instltutes
No. IS CHsiBERs STREET.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
4 Gases Of Midwifery. Great debility, arising from
3Afections Of the Heart. bad habits.
2 OF Liver, do. 2Scroula, with ulcers under
Inf animation OF the Evss the and neck.
Secondary Syphilis, with Eryapas Of the face and
throat and ulcers. two of the legs
eumatism; n Bleeding from the stomach
Seminal Weakness Diseases Of the skin.
IL GonorrhRa. Pam 10 the back.
Peurisy. ~ Painful menstruation.
Primary Chancre. IS elect.
4 Examination Of the chest to Retention Of urine.
detect disease. 2Consumption, (incurable)
l,onsii patton of the bowels. n Fever.
6 Sctu urethra cured Detected of primary
without cutting or burning affections of the Lungs.
Case OF Gravel. These that
DIarrhGa usually be cured. How i'm
nfiammi alton Of the bladder poriant TO be attended in
Bleeding from the Lungs. time.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS & CURES
Removal Of fifth supernume we'd from the lower jaw.
s. rary finger craving out Operations for squirting.
n trausversey from the third Operation for Fsula in
JOINT Of the little finger, Ano.
which had three peri CT Cases of Piles.
ticu!ations. Polypus removed from the
Carilsginous tumor remo- Of child
we'd from the posterios wall Operations for Hydrocele
of the Rectum. large Bad injury of the hand ar
hens egg: sing ON the dust Of ma
Sore legs OF long standing. hosany getting into the
Iejuiy Of the head. wound, which is a poi
Eryspelas Of the legs. sen, though generally
Fracture. known.
/ Large piece of bone remo-
N. B-Female diseases attended to.
p oosR a1 VIZ
m3o iwis'ec Attending Surgeon and Physician.