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i neic Fluid This remarkabie discovery has received
the universal appreciation the Medical Profession Of Great
Britain. and has been sufficiently long before the American
public give fair Trial Of It's power and efficacy The "a
TENT GALyASfC RINGS have been found 10 answer all The
purposes for which ordinary Gavanc Battery Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without any Of the
INJURIOUS whchsccompsDy the applications by those
and In many other respects are more SAVE ant
CERTAIN inaccompshing the desired object
The Galvani Rings have been used with perfect success
In all cases OF Rheumatism chronic applying 10 ID.
head face limbs Govt Tic Doloreus Toothache BIon
chti- Vertigo Nervous Sck Headache, Indigestion Par
syss, Palsy Epilepsy Fits Crsmp. Palption Of the Hear
Apopexy Stiffness Of Joints Lgs-ago Neuralgia, Genera
Debility Deficiency OF Nervous Energy, and all Nervous
Disorders In Of confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
successful Their extraordinary eiecs upon the system
must be witnessed 10 be believed and certain PRfvEs
TIVE the above cOmpa they equally to be recon
mended. The Gavanc Rings are IN every way perieci
harmless. and sold prices 10 be within the reach Of all
CRIsTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID i used In connection with the
Rings 10 render their efficient action certain, and 10 direct
the Gavanic influence the particular portions which are
Affected.
For numerous certificates Of the highest character regard
ing the efficacy of the Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid
reference made former advertisements or they may be
the Office. Only Agency IN Newiors, 1874 Fulton
street. (sun Budng) In Brooklyn al the store Of JAMES
w. SMITH Druggist corner Fulton and Contemporaries
Aui9 lwO-
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MRS. REBECCA BAXTER.


BRDcErOS, ~ J. Dec. g. l8H
W Stsc'ng-For ten years past have been dretiuly
afflicted with Deafness Occasioned by liberation in
ear which great pain and prevented me from hear
ng participating IN conversation; this liberation frequent
~ bursiei and totally unable to hear m Hay
ING heard the positive and remarkable effected by Scar
pas Acoustie Oh, got bottle OF yOu which used accord
ing direction and with the best effects being resor
Ell hear quite well My father, who has been quite
deaf for anumber years has received decided benefit from
II from experience II viii cure he evere-i cases
II used fairly. and recommend every person suffering
from this greaI affection. Yours.
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ry- Steamer Great Brifain.-li being IN

70 Nfenmer (.rcnf BrifaIn.-II tflnt llpo-slbIt
IN OMEN t above ship the whole community on the pre-
snt occsson or 10 make distinctions IN regard TO sdns
, without offence and IN view Of The great expense IN
rrei by the owners IN OBTAINING her IN orier 10 sraiy
public cnrosity has been determined 10 folio" NE pan
aiopted IN London Liverpool, and Other ports ana eAzr
iveu thai the ship Will be open for public Inspection M
iAy nom 4. 10 clock and on succeeding days slnitf
excepted al further notice between tr houfs OF u an
o'clock Price Of admission the shlp WI Dc . crnl-
nj 10 tie engineer room. l.. cents sidinont Ickes "
he ship be hal the hzrf alongside and 70 s el-
-lue-roon. board -
portion Of The proceeds, after paying expenses vii p
gvcn 10 the Asylum for the Blind. and Deaf ai Duno Aa
The Fire Department ~ ll-<w
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;, no THE TKNVkLINl: PIBI.i

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Ni the bect of all crowded city
sci OF fresh they wish house with and table
with food,and location that may satisfy tie eye well As
kind host and hostess The traveller ~ permit ho
has much travelling, recommending iO1e Tocswot-
ton House. Providence X kept by d. v Ross -, where
hs expectation, will be than realized THIS House is
situated the highest point OF land, overlooking the city ~
Providence, Is well most beautiful of the
rounding country II a. The Junction of the Bosom ana
Providence Raroad, ~ miles Bosioa, and within Two
minutes walk Of the s..e Of Massachusetts, 4 ,s s.as
800 splendid rooms With every convenience tho
%nS room Is Isrre cool snd comio, ssos. throughout
in every department az the hsse ard
moo, Intelligent am esn'lemsy inndorr ma, rhn be met
bis aim to p ouote The happiness oi lbs .aess, .dh w
he sacsseds sos az. 80 .ea'- cs'. WA ,asse~ n sio
taking all things into consideration hins u tbs bet
houses from Boston 10 Buffalo. suN u &. = "
- THIS LONG KNOWN AND FAvORiTE ESTAB.
Hss shmen with the extensive grounds belonging W H.
and all It's spPurenances. has been recently pu iao n,
perfect order and repair and will be opensd .o The
reception of i-tors on The ioh OF June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by The SsDs
SOuci delg hlul summer retreat too widely known
render minute description Necessary Its spacious aid
elegant saloons and aparmentsth- rich and diversified
beauty Of us extensive pleasure grounds now IN the highest
Of hni-b and cultvaOnthe quiet retirement Of l,s
Ell shall peryade and characterize the whole establishments
al combine 10 present unfyaed attractions to the public
generally.
To families and those Who nom delicate health or other
may prefer quiet and repo-e offers peculiar sdysn-
uges Its location 10 six miles from Saratoga Springs with
which has communication by railroad several times day,
thus afording easy opportunity cling the ses and
Of that fashionable watering place, without bee
INK subjected the annoyance and confusion ~ lie crowds
The Saraogs Mineral Waters will be- constantly furnished
fresh heahu and sparkling a. al the springs themselves
There also Mineral Fountains In the immediate vicinity
Of the souci, Of value and efficacy. The
SULPHUR SPRING Barns Saratoga Lake, four miles
distant and carriages will from te Hotel Al all lmes for
tire accommodation u visitors who may wish to the baths,
or To enjoy the deli ghful scenery Of the lake
The Souc viii be under the charge ~ Mira H. n.
CRANE and y. w. HUxFOKD, late Of the Eagle Tavern,
Albany, and they thai their personal efforts lOg~k,F
s1lh ts many natural ahvaoages and araeoIs VII fendes
Il all that could be- wished FOR by those who seek h~slt
couiHDr p-ssprs during the co'ning les SJ
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NO HATTERs.-Th- owner Of fashionable HIT
Store IN tn lower psn Of the City. doing good oAs
lu n-- desires sell good opportunity Tor con
peten p-r-on with moderate cash capital Address D.
box loe Lower ?. q. s1ZI-
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~ Boston Subscriptions to the New Yorl.

Tribune received by authorised Agents BEDDING c..
Siaiesirrei Terms-l0 cents per week or Two cents for
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or 80
per
All new and cheap publications Cor low issued
BY Boston Publishers. Theirs Napoleon le7 eOdu
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Mr. MCCARTHY begs leave 10 announce thai, Dy the
request of his numerous VISITORS he has been H.
duced 10 continue his ..-
For One Week only.
IIe has also. a a great eNprn-e rr-engaged
MONSIEUR GUEBDO,
the great and wonderful ymla-Ic performer who viii ep
pear fh. THIS WEEK O.LY, and 60 through OH
extraordinary and wonderful fca- Il strength and agility,
A. performed tie Royal OPEN House Pans, before the
royal family sni Mobiles Of France Al-Othe
ETHIOPIAN OPER ATIC BRO1 HERS SISTERS
who will give variety Of sud splendid performances
every fair dayms afordmg those ladies and gent emen
who witt Hobokeu alter dinner most -pi' nnd promenade
and novel amusement.
The following well known and celebrated performers
comprise the Band Of Ethiopian Operate Brothers ana
sisters
Mr. D. GARDNER, the only person living who perso
uafes the negro wenchi i'm character
BILLY WHlTLOCK. the great locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player
OLD DAN EMMETT, the celebrated Niolinlsi and old
Nirenny Niger, who j. always on hand when there l.
CHARLES WHITE, the unriyaled Accordionisi and
Celebrated Neg'o Performer -
Also for the first time, SAM JOHN>ON the great I'M
rounlIed Negro SINGER. &C, the Triangle.
Performance io commence at half pa-t O'Clock ala b
CAMP MEETING near Bound Brook y. j. on the
y Elzahethfown and >unerviIie Railroad 10 commence
August 81 and continue week. Passengers for the
Camp leave Newiofk
By y. J. X foot Courilands at O'Clock A. NJ and l..
and a 7. NJ
BY Steamboat WaierWch, Pier No. North River, al
O'Clock A. VI. AT and ) 7. VI
Excursion tickets By either route Will he sold during The
meeting - cents allowing the passers gers 10 20 10 and
return from the ground. h4lt o.
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a HORSE ~ CLoVFR.-A writer IN the -\crGrh
Daily relates that Mrs. Martha Johonnaf. her death
eft 10 the Massachusetts Lunaiic Asylum. bcquest OF
near $4,000 She hsd iavoritc old horse which had
faithfully served her IN many errsnd OF charity for
rnany years, whose support during his natural lie
made charge upon the Asylum her resduary ega.
ZEE This horse Is upward Of thiry.hve years old
Though past the ability Of doing any service his skin
IS clean and smooth that OF colt and shows thar he
In All respects well cared for he is the fond charge
me of the old patients who watches him with the
ssichuI regard Of nurseheps him 10 his feet every
morning after nights rest for he has scarcely visoT
uough e to &c, ny without aid and ministers to his
necessities constantly.
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Ne,o. York, Aag9si %, lsi5.
TO he Editor Of TIE Tribune

TO he Editor Of TIE Tribune
The rcmssness Of the American press frequently cr.
dorses the ignorance of the English journalists when
speaking Of American History British editor stating
tla, the big guns lately cast in England and original
~ designed Tor the American steamer Princeton are now
destined for the frgse Constellation, by way OF smpn
cation remarks that the Constellation the first
lmrels OF the American Navy IN 1923, commanded by
Com TuRNrE." The separation Of the name OF the
gallant TsuxIoN from that of the American iTgste Con
.eation during the Of the United States with the
French Directory 1923 and lSoo is violation Of jus
tce not to be overlooked. The fgaie Constellation OF
l6 guns during all that short French wr,was command
ID by Capt. TaoNAs TxUxroN and during that period
while ia command Of the Constellation the gallant ITu>'
captured the French igsate Llnsurgenie OF ~ guns
nd destroyed the French ship OF war la Vengeance o
- guns, raced ship Of the line. L.
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Use >CARPA,- ACOUSTIC OIL, the only cure

Y
Scarpas Compound Acoustic OIL FOR the Of Deafness
pains and the discharge Of mater from the also, all
those dsagreeable noises like the buzzng oflsects falling
OF water &c &C which symptoms OfapprOachng deaf
ness. and al generally attendant with the disease.
How thousands yea. tens Of thousands. are there
who IN consequence deafness deprived OF many OF the
pleasures OF social intercourse, and who would give the
world ifwe possible TO possess tiff they could again
have iLrir hearing restored
The following Certificates will be read with interest
they spesk facts which are stubborn lhngs.r
PHLsDFLPHi,, Jan. !, i8ia
hereby certify thai when was about twelve years old,
gradually became deaf nbO'heas that IN few months
found almost impossible hear unless in the loud
ofvoice. I remained IN that situation until last
summer, period of eighteen years, When heard of Scar
pas Compound acoustic oil muediately obtained bot
lie, which have used and am happy say II has acted
like magic, and quite cured Any wishing further
Information Of my case, which think remarkable one
will md by calling my residence, Concord street, first
door above Second street
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nissOLCTION-The copartner.hip heretofore exist.
Inx under the firm Of Brd.a Coyer "a this DAY dis
solved by mutual Hiram BDdsal duly horsed
- settle the affairs VI the concern HIRAM BIRDSALL, n
New YORK. August y. 1916. anI 81
rOPAhTNEk-HlP.-I ssb-cf. beers have ios med
~ partnership under the firm of She Day Co.
and Will transact The Wholesale Cloth bu-r-ss So Lib~r-
= near Broadway. SHERMAN DAY,
Sex-Yors. Angus, n. 1876 FREDERICK KING
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nOlBr NO LONGER But read the following and Re-
~ ect-Anotler Onderiul Cure

hOl BIT no LONGER-Bu read the following and Re
~ fect-Anoter Onderfu Cure
PHILADELPHIA April |, l8l5
hereby certify that dnng he riots In Southwark ofJuly
last owing exposure aud fatigue IN the performance OF
mil tary duty my health received shock In The
latter part OF August, I'll the symptoms OF PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION appeared. Al this juncture called IN
ms nrs physician. who attended me weeks without
benefit and told distinctly that he c0Esis,red my dsease
be.ond tn reach Of human ad rupOyei another
physician. who ~ once recommended THOMSO<S CON-
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHiA
used twelve bottles and testify that with thou
sands of others who have been cured by this medicine, that
20 70 alone owe uly restoration 10 health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Caiherinest-
called % attend 20 the above case. in the secondary
stage the disease. found the patient iaborng under
complex disease OF the lungs and liver; liberation OF the
latter had akel place, and by percussion discovered an
had formed In the ght lung. The being appa
renty hopeless and beyond the reach OF the usual treat
mrni resolved using Ih0ms0ns Compound ~
ry Of Tar and Uood Napth1 he virtues Of which had
viuusy tested scarcely expecting II would reach case
desperate. The result l., the most extraordinary
hencef0rh dis peng all doubts respecting the efficacy Of
this excellent medicine To diseases of the lungs and liver
Philadelphia. April |. l8i6 W. CHAMBERS VI ID.
Principal Office. Northeast corner OfFlFTH and SPRUCE
streets, Philadelphia.
Sold. wholesale and retail by A. b. SANDS co. Chem
ISIS and Druggists rs Broadway of Chamber ~
Sold also at 70 Fuion-sireet and II East Broadway
~ r.rfs m
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MOTHERS AND NURsEsv-Il

MOTHERS AND NJ R>E>"-lfy you would use
WI Dr.. Eraa's Celebrated Soothing Syrup your le
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing symp om'
and often fata. commissions The swell. the child -
seized with frequent ITS ofcrylg wrechngs starting 10 u
sleep, and spasns Of peculiar parts sheS- win violence
hrusis 10 fingers IN lie mouth, &c Sold by FAY SOC
Agent 80 FulLons lamp Store sun Building Me-. fo,A'
WIZ Hr~rb
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~ DIR. Townsend, Compound Extract OF

>ar.apariila.-Ths ENrac pgu quart ,0tfl,, ano
: az fscs cayer dian any sold. II ! warranted o. be
superior ariicle Ia any IN the We have
--rfcacs Of Physicians. Cergymen, and Stale Ocers a.
he Office which conclusvr!y prove the superior virtues 81
IN. Extract One bottle only sufficient H. merits
Call aud get circular For sale Al lS4 Fulton street l>un
Snldng.) N-s mos
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Boarding ann 6oIels.
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN NAV obtain We

4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN may obtain very desra-
hle furnished rooms, with without 0feasast and
small private family a fashionable part of The city,
the New YorA Hotel The airy and Pheasant.
bathing attached. Best of reference gwen and
qured Address box ll6a. Post Ofics. au2.
young s.utl-uiru
- wives bee accommodated with bOsru aai pleas
at 30 Beesmans References given and requir
ed. su.o iws
lDOARD-A gentleman and his wife AMI ufee
- single gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms, With Board,
by applying al 20 Whtc-sL References exchanged.
su2o lw'
IlOARDlN(:.-.A few gentlemen can obtain furnished
ID rooms, with board, at No. 10 Huison-st aalou
llOARD, No. n CORTLAND .st-Mn 4. Gere has
ID pleasant airy anoccuped and very desr
able tor single gentlemen, gentlemen and their
psror with bed room adjoining. Gentlemen be-
inodaied with full partial board moderate
lms
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DJRNED ydran c Lime should -
ID u-ed r--rrrcfng these building because Il forms
strong bond thirty days, ThOma-ton Lime IN year,
Il vii be delivered for Ten Cts per lees, and the cas-
contains - lbs. Or - per cent more line.
Is the production OF our own Stale and he delivered
fre-h from The kilns and vessels = wanted.
HART SMITH, Agents, "a MAIDEN, Lane.
fy. law Lime Yard ~ Westst
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We BALD-HEADED.' -LVvA your naf IL
Il falling out or turning grey, IL there dsndnn !
the roof Try ~WyErH's CkEAM OF LILIES" ceieofaro
~ years for the establishment and growth Of the ha
rcyents i's falling Of turning grey, and i une
fDr he .o-i-or real false cprS " Ladies, " u
for sale b, J. U. FAY. lS Faltonsuoet, Lamp 49,
sua Building, N. Y. Prcs, - esnts Us on0"s
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NACnINERY hands, ManufaeiaTed by H u

NIACHINERN BANDS, Manufactured by h. w.
WI DAY, - Maiden iane-The new article Introduced oy
subscriber years SINCE which has given thu-
perfect satisfaction, Is unlike the Old style or Rubber
Banding and has already In factories taken the place
OF leather The following certificate Of the quality OF the
material, by Dr. Chiffon VIII fully explain what We Nigh
NEw-YoRK. June l7th, 1915
have made several experiments upon the prepared India
Rubber OF Mr. Day with the following results Portions Of
il were kept Immersed IN Olive, Linse-d and Whale on ana
various essential oils Of which affected H. atnoug
il rename Ia them Tor several hours.
By long heat- with Whale Oil the surface became niue
.oftened-he effect wOuli probably be produced WIN
other OIL Portions kept IN boiling water FOR an hour
or more without suffering any change Whatever elmer u
Portions Of the prepared Rubber subjected to cold
OF deg below for several hOursthe only surface
this produced TO render II little harder, 50 nue. no"
s' sa2 II i ,s"''' ~ " JAMES R. Chiffon, ND
STOVES, Brass and Iron Railing. &c.The subscribers
- would MORN their friends and the public In general that
tabl.hed No z3t Water-L where will be found a
great variety consisting 10 part Of the following:
The Economist and Knckefbocker Cooking Stoves for
coal wood The patterns for those stoves being ne"
will be found TO m much closer than the ordinary Stove, and
they warranted 10 bake wei.
Perces Air Tight Cooking Stove for wood coal, viii
be found % combine more acvnsges man any o.hef yer
constructed having the ire chamber elevated enabling the
extend the whole Size OF The bottom Of The Stove,
and warranted bake well Persons about To purchase
would DO well examine this Stove there Il such var-
ETY. OF that the price need be hndrance To the small
e. families purchasing.
Doctor Jenkss celebrated Patent Premium Paor and Hall
Stove.
Radiator aud Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases Air
II ght and Office Stoves Que aud TWO hole Furnaces Hat
and Tsors' Stoves, Stove Pipe and Elbows. Toge-
Their with general assortment Of rass and Iron Rsiing
Brass Ornaments, Mica, ZINC, Cylinder Brick, Deck Irons
&c. &c.
owest prices, at ISL WaIer betwees Beesmsn-s. and
New-York, Angus, 49, lsi5 sglg eodim
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an JUST Elegant short Mv.--kin
l Hats at the low price Of - Fine Nufa Fur at -
These Hats equsl Hats commonly sold by 9th.
81 Also elegant Imitation Moe-kn Hat. al ~ 50
and sl,l5 GEO. r. H. BROWN Practical Hatier
ana Inns ~ G-..
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rINEN DOLLARS REWARD-Losson Fndsy, june
arh last black Velvet Band with a Diamond PIN sts,.
ed Its intrinsic value VIII be paid to whoever will return
to SPEAR \ RIPLEY 81 Lih-rtv '~s
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iNDING, Of every aesenRn.n. ezee..s, q, ., r',.sss
ID Loatre Manufacturing s,suoners. U hAarh Lens,
allow William street Particular attention given 10 mo
Bndlnx Of Periodicals Masc. aud reendng Of is,rsres
&C &c A> ."
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NNA<TED-luiormaion of Jane Gray. formerly oi the
w of Gains, County Of Londonderry, Ireland who
came passenger TO NewNors In Jul, last BY addressing
her friend, John Weir, Thompsonvie Hartford County,
Connecticut she Wi. meet win something 10 her advan'
tsge. an!i u
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Vlt>TtU A situation ss Painter, by youug ate
w rom the Fast who has followed faruure. carriage,
psi house and cnd painting for the ast twelve sea's--
l1cIirr Ar Is Ora i-sreet an-' =
"a H>TtU-A Vl.Sr by a ve1y uce T. ghsn ,,lf'. lOr
w EiouseNors ChamhcrNO orb OF As Nurse. Please aF-
Div Al ff2 Nu.herr,.sL an-< n
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NV 1ONk, AU-. -'HIIi I'D.
see'le Argus has made the meaning conlhivn, ap9''
-, ,.iii nof be deemed 'agrarian nor lntdel in
fbane express hope that the Landlords WI, htAe
20 precise and specific" iir',n"e.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIELDS, Ho-

Mr. mccarthy bsgs leave 10 announce thai, BY the
unanimous request of his numerous VISITORS he has been IN
duced continue his
GRAND AND CVEQUALLED PERFORMANCES
For One Week pny
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w OF the crnirs coaries. situation "a ~t0erAle
retail Hard ware Provision Drug Store either A. cerk
porer. he has extensive acquaintance n seFes ecu
tG sr Western Counties produce The hest OF refer
-nce and I. winng devote his and services 10 The
INTEREST OF employer Address L. T. X Trtane Oeee
.ur3
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,VHE PATENT GALyA>IC RINGS and Mag

Prepared by Fl. WHITTEMORE, ESSEX Conn. Forsae
Wholesale and Retail by A. b ID. SANDS, Druggists, ~
Fulton 81 273 Broadway and II East Broadway au2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23

WANTED Ia Inform tho Pupis In Pane. and those
w forming the tpnch Classes Var sksr,s', that
he lessons will be- given after this week tlt BfoSi~sv,
entrances 50 ana Wsntrd, puills I'll
up the Terms Tor the piano - per moah Tor
Fire. ch - per moath Apply thus wcvk Nancs street,
u.xt ,,,.k Al tl6 Roadway. ausl s.
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Life Assurance.

To N, Editor Of The Vac York TrbHHe
SIR: In the Evening Gazette of last evening notice
comparative statement Of the profits Of the different
Life Insurance Companies now doing business IN this
city. published reply (or explanatory 10 previous
statement signed An Assured
address you simply 10 correct what suppose l.
mere typographical error and in reference soy 10 the
Company whom Representative National Loan FUND
Society Of London.
lat Il i stated this Institution was established 10
d" l-3q" We were established, and issued policies IN
l-gs on which profits have been declared and paid
"a IL stated the assured entitled 10 prOnts ate
they have paid Us Eve annual premiums. This scarcely
conveys the whole fact parry assured for lie with
profits has annually MS profits participation IN 4"
thirds Of all the business both IN Europe and America
calculated and II be live 10 make five annual payments
he j. entitled 10 receive the accumulated amount Of hos
on each division gwen the policy holder viz 70 re-
reis,. th. amount IN oash-to have added 20 hs
policy payable a. death-Or create permanent re-
iuction IN his annual payments Of premium. Thus a
pr-on insured ~ for 5000 has acfHdy ,arged pro
s wiick rTs he nor % de- hes hers r0d be eafaJ,d o.
r,ceire sJoO0
The following are the prOit- actually declared an
granted 10 the assured and ascertsned and real sum
are more easily understood and form sounder cad To-
calculation than those which are merely prospective
beg You will insert them extracted from the yarou
Reports annually published