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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
N4TATERMAN'sPATENT PNEUMAT-

NTATERMAN'sPATENT PNEUMAT-
w IC SHOWER BATH, AND IMPROVED
BATHING PAN. The subscribers have purchased
the exclusive right for the sale of the above useful
ticle in the cities of Baltimore and Washington, and
recommend il 10 those about 70 adopt the healthy
practice Of daily ablution, one of the easiest cheap
est and quickest methods Of performing the operation.
The price of tie Shower Bath alone, which can be
used with a common tub or in bath house, Is only
Sl.50. The whole apparatus. including Shower Bath
Bucket and Bathing Pan, which is neatly Japanned,
So, and arranged to be- without any diff
Guilty. placed in closet, under bod, and couse-
queniy prevent all obstruction IN the chamber These
who wish 10 take a tath upon rising IN IL morning,
without The Inconvenience OF change of dress, ear
do 50 IN few minutes Tie low price at which this
portable SnDwer Bath is offered 10 the public should
induce all who desire a continuance Of health and
cheeriiness to purchase. THOSE u IN wish fn ex-
anime il are invited to call, when any Information
concerning 1t ;,Ll he given by subscribers
tG}- Bath Tul6, Patent Bath Heaters and Shower
Baths of every description always on hand
Bath Houses fitted up on the most pleasing terms.
JAMES CORTLAN 4 SON,
No. g Baltimore street. 2d door
apa4 East OF Harrison street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
COPYING PRESSES.

COPYING PRESSES.
u Just received and for sale by
+. LUCAS, JR.,
10 Baltimore street.
A fine assortment of COPYING PRESSES, Screw
and Screw and Lever, of different qualities from the
celebrated maDufactoy of X. HOE Co., of New
Iork-for sale at the manufacturers prices.
Also, English Copying Paper; Copy ing Books; Ar
nod's Copying Ink; Oiled Paper; Brushes and every
thing appertaining to the Presses mh26
ICELAND MOSS Cough CANDY. FOR
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by 6. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sts.
AIRS. NICkERSON. 50 n. Howard-st., has
w on hand variety of Bonnet Lawns. apes
AIRS. .SICKERSON. 50 North Howard street
1YA has just received an assoitmeH, Of plain and
shaded Purse Silks. ap23
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place s. South St
lust AS 1T OUGHT TO BE. We sold the
e4 4th capital prize in yesterdays Lottery old
customer, to Numbers 30 g. &c. the half Sil64. This
makes the third capital prize sold and cashed at the
Lucky corner yellow House) this week. For the
capitals in the little fellow for TODAY, call OIL the
fortunate BYRNE < co. Scheme: 5000, 1000, ) OF
1000. Tickets s.. Packages of whole tickets S29 10.
Drawn Nos. of class 50, drawn yesterday.
% so 81 10 3j % 46 2l 80 50 45 81 "a rs
BYRNE & co.
II North East corner of Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
OF BALTIMORE. ATTENI

H1TIZENS OF BALTIMORE, ATTEND
y TO YOUR INTERESTS. The Surest way to
do it, is by paronizing NJ. DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE
DEPOT, No l44 PRATT STREET, opposite the Rail
road Depot (neXt door to Bradshaw's United States
Hotel.) From the number of capitals sold lately it
would seem that BOYLE'S patrons monop0izng
the prizes. Citizens aud all, your interests dc
mand that you call Immediately and get some of the
cap taS III the splendid schemes to be disposed of this
week, of which there is still "a few left"
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets "a, shares in
proportion,
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Risk 4 package Of whoes only S28,
halves $l4, quarters 81. One OF these certificates
may draw Sl2 000-as there is no doubt that
DOYLE will sell the capital prize in this scheme or
ders had better be sent as early as possible during
the week
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail Or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. la Pratt street,
Ii ri Opposite B. 4 o. r. r. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

MUsT RJcCEIEED-l000d dozen Hughes su-
eD perioI six-cord SPOOL COTTON, warranted
300 yards and equal, if not superior TO Parsons-for
sale at Amos Lavejoy's Hosiery, Yarn and Trimming
Store, No. 1913 Baltimore ST., opposite Clipper Office.
SIX SPOOLS for 25 cents and the money returne
in ali cases when found TO he as above stated
Don't forget the name and number
AMOS LOVEJOY,
apl2 opposite the Clipper office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

CEILING OFF! In order to reduce my pre-
- sent stock Of CHEAP GOODS | will sell Silver
Pencils at Ia cents; Gold do. 3d. Gold Rings 25 cents
Set do 37 Gold Pins 81; do. Earrings 25c; Gold watch
Keys 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
25c; Jet Buttons cts. dozen do Hair Pins g. cts do,
Breaspins s.; Scissors Sc; Needles cs; Tape cts.
doz; Pins cts paper Hooks and Eyes ct box; G. :.
Butter Knives 25; Britannia Table Spoons lsi cts set;
Tea do, l2lc; black and white Hose 10; Gentlemen :
Cotton half bose cts; Twist Combs cts; Side 90.
cents pair; Bears Oil l2s; Cologne (good) 10 cents;
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 %; Tea do. 81; Whole do.
Is peces) 81; Penknves low; Knives and Forks do;
Shoves and TOngs cheap; Spittoons Is cents; Lamps
ftp; Caudlescks ftp; Castors (revolvng) Zoe; Clocks
50. Also, general assortment of Threads; Buttons;
Jewelry; Combs; Brushes; Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
pauned Wares, Sc, at reTy reduced prices.
GEORGE T. VICKERS,
No Baltimore street,
apl6 Between The Bridge and Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

YK-ANTED-A situation in Grocery, Flour
w Commission, Hardware. or any other such
store, by young man who has mad several years eI
perenCe and Is prepared to give the best OF tesinO
nias as 10 integrity aud capacity, and very moderate
compensation vi! satisfy him. For particulars, ap-
ply AZ .
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
apa2 10 Exchange Place,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSn

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSM
ANTE have this day received large and splendid
w assortment of SPRING SUMNER GOODS,
which, in addition to already extensive assort-
ment, enables us 10 offer to purchasers still greater
induce emeuts than heretofore.
CLOTHS-l0U pieces super French, English and
American Broad Cloths. of every shade and quality.
CASSlhERES * &TWEEDS-l2O pieces new stye
Fancy Cassimeres i gold mixed Tweeds; 3 4 fancy
TweedS; super French prap D'Ete; 80 pieces plain
and twilled Summer Cloth; 500 do. assorted Panta-
loon Stuff.
SUPER LINEN DRILLs-3OO pieces "a and Al
Brown Linens, assorted.
NESTlNGS-Black Satin, Cashmere, Marsees,
Vaentia, and Fancy silk Festng.
PRINTS s. MUSLINS-2O cases new style Prints;
20 do. Black Musu 5, 6, and 24 do. Sheeting; 800
pieces 6i Cambrics, JaConets Lace and Plaid Muslin.
BALZARlNE, BAREGES aud LAWNS-A heau.
tiiul assortment Of newest styles MouSn lie Lame,
Alpaca Cashmer-s, &c. &c.
B. II. RICHARDSON & co.
No 223 Baltimore street,
apis rARl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
.OLEMAN YELLOTT,

rOLEMAN YELLOTT.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for COL
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
U-GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md mh29-3m
EDOOIS BINDERS MUSLINS-l case vari-
ID colsrs and patterns Just received for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
apes . south Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
wwTM. II. JENNINGS Il co,

A 4. * ENNARD. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
N No. 5 North FREDERICK STREET and next
door to the office Of Messrs. Campbell Il Burke, hav
ing had many years practice Il Justice of the Peace
is pared attend the drawing OF Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bulls Of Sale, Powers OF Attorney, and
preparing nsolvents Papers, and be found at his
office all hours unicss called business from
II A. NJ. to 81 p NJ, where he will he happy to take
Acknowledgements OF Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the individuals at their residence. mh26-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

SPLENDID DRESS GOODS. We will re
- ceiye to-day splendid lot OF Ladies' Dress
Goods, viz:
Extra rich satin striped Barege Ofthe latest Paris style
do do shaded do do do do
do do plaid BAREGE
Organdie and Jaconet Lawns
Real French GlNGHAMS
Rich S-4 Hermann Shawls, white, black and cooted
Splendid new style Cashmere FESTlNG$
do do white Marseilles do
Gents. extra rich Scarts and Crayats
Superior French CLOTHS and CASSlMERES.
With a full assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods,
at low plices by wholesale and retail.
EG3-WhoeSale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
aD22 203 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

THE MENAGERIE,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND C0NW.4T- SITS.
WNOR THREE DAYS LONGER! The
NJ Pr0prietors respectfully announce 10 the Ladies
gentlemen of Baltimore that the MEN NAG ERIE will
continue open for THREE DAYS LONGER, THuRs-
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the oath, 25th and 10Th
inst. being positively the last night, arrangements
already made 10 exhibit in Philade phia.
E3- ADMISSION 2J CENTS, Children half
price. Hours of exhibition, from TO l2 from to a,
and from to ~ in the evening ap24-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
BALTINORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE. y C.3LF-ERT- SITS.
BENEFIT OF MR.. RICE.
YENHIS EVENING, April %, Isis, viii he per-
n formed OTELLO. Otelio, Mr. r. d. RICE
Iago, Mr.. OWENS. Braban,io, Mr.. JNO. SEXTON,
R0drrigo, Mr.. ANDERTON. Cassio Mr.. GALLAG-
HER. Desdemomia, Miss CANNON
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
PrcvioiIs 10 The Opera, YOU CAN'T MARRY
YOUR GRANDMOTHER. Tom Small, MI. J. SEF
TON. Emma Melvelie, Miss MCBRIDE.
{63- Admttance 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, II! cents. Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
EXHIBITION AND GRAND FANCY
M AY B "A l. L,

AT THE ARMORY OF THE BALTIMORE
CIT L G. Z II r DS.
THARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his
v friends and the public, that his Exhibition and
Grand Fancy May Ball will be beli on MONDAY
EVENING, May 5th, at the City Guards ArmOry,
corner of Hanover and Lombard streets The Exh-
btOn will commence at half past ) O'Clock, with the
following PROGRAMME:
|. Fischer's Hompipe, by three gentlemen.
,. GavOt de Nestris, by three ladies.
3. Polka, by SIX ladies and gentlemen.
4. Cachuca, by two ladies'.
). Syrian Waltz, by two ladies and one gentleman.
6, Ell JaleO de Jeres by lady and gentleman,
7. College Hornpipe, by six masters.
8. Broad sword Honpipe, by two gentlemen.
9. Highland Fling, by thrce gentlemen.
10. Sailors Hornpipe, by one gentleman.
After the Exhibition, the floor will be cleared for
the accommodation of the whole company.
{G3- Tickets one dOar--to be had of Mr.. Spies OF
any of his pupils office Of the Clipper, and at the door
on the evening of the BALL Rseoitdtbl ap22 eO5td3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
NHEAP AND AcCOMMoDATINe..

nj
u To CITY AND COUNTRY!
Our stock il complete in best FAMILY GRUCE-
RlES, select brands of FLOUR, and first quality of
Mill FEED, OATS and CORN. Our terms are Cash,
We afford TO sell at small profits and will do it,
TO the city we would say-Goods delivered gratis !.
q-TO the country we offer liberal barter, and the
of our safe and commodious wagon yard, with
good stalls and sh. ds, free of charge,
a. w GOLDSBORUUGH s. Co,
No. 229 East Baltimore ST.,
apis conner strawberry alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
- "a FEW STILL LEFT!!!"
Suitable for the present and the extreme
weather, most beautiful variety, and cheap as
they can he bought anywhere, of the following kinds:
Large size Plaid and Figured SILK
do do and Black do
do Plaid and Stripe BAREGE
Rich Shaded TWISTED SILK
While CANTON GRAPE
Embroidered THIBET, very rich
Plain do rcn heavy fringe.
With large assortment OF low priced Barcge, which
will be sold real bargains. Call and see
EDW'D j. RICH tRDSON,
ls'2 -. 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
AN MONDAY EVENING, April 2s, lS45
" will be peitormed the barIesque coIOrcd Opera
founded on "La SOmh amtula, called
SOM-AN- -SI LL-DLE!
ANNA, (A-Mean-Her, alias Dinah,) Sign0ra La
Schi'echrr Pogies. EIvino, (tleIl Wean Her, alas
Jumbo,l Sig, ANITA. a.nInny.
Previous to the Opera, will be given A WHITE
MUSICAL OLlO by the Operate Corps.
lI}- Director Of The Opera, Mr.. KNEASS.
[13- Boxes 80 cents. Pit and Galaxy - cents.
~ Doors opeH at 7 O'Clock, Performance TO com
meRCc at Il O'Clock apo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

SHAtyLS. BALZARINES, FANCY SILKS, &c.
- The subscribers have on hand an extensive as
sortmeht of figured Silk, embrndd and plain Thibet,
Ciape SHAWLS, which they are enabled 10 sell
very cheap.
Also, beautiful assortment Of FANCY SPRING
SILK :, handsome BALI ARMIES, and splendid
assortment of French Lawns, FOuard Silks, &C.,
to which they invite the attention of the ladies'.
Also on hand, an extensive assortment of sun
SHADES, PARASOLE ETTS AND PARASOLS, OF
Messrs. Wright y Bros make, which they will sell
cheap. DORSEY NELSON,
apl7-e No % Batmore-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

NNAMILY GROCERIES,. large assort-
II ment of the most superior and low priced Green
and Black TEAS COFFEE, of all kinds; LOAF,
Crushed Loaf White and Brown SUGARS; WIN ES,
on draught and in bottles; Foreign and Domestic LII
QUORS; London Brown Stout; Spices; Family flour
Molasses, Oils Candles, &c., constantly for sale al
market prices qualities warranted, and delivered free
Of charge, by
MARCUS DENISON,
ap23.f 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

ntERsEER. Situation wanted by an Over
" seer who IS thoroughly acquainted with his bu-
SneSs IN every respect whatever, and his wife would
take the management of the Dairy. The very best Of
references in regard 30 character aud qualifications
will be gwen. Apply quickly AT
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
apo No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
BROOMS! BROOMS!!

AN SCOTTI informs the public in general that
lW Q she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No. IL SOUTH STREET.
n5- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAlDS manulactuIed
in a superior manner ap253mif
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
~ ~ - " ~ - "a A. ~ O,.',ntErTnN
INSTITUTION AND GEO. WASHiN Nc lpN

Tickets 50; halves /, quarters soc; eghths 25,
In which SchoOIfeld & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 quarter tickets for only 81 40 Fer
the prizes please call on send TO the lucky
SCHOOLFIELD " co,
No. Calvert sueet,
|. First office from Baltimore street.
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SCHENCK'S
PUL MONJC SYRUP
TRIUMPHANTLY
SUSTAINED BY THE PUBLIC AS THE ONLY
GENUINE Pull HONfC SYRUP.
MADE ron, H. III gad;an Rse,re

Made from the Old Iadian Recipe.
s s|ss z ss
sa s BY
many who amie5ed applied for syrup which
%,ad so ;sy increased y ssssy
found S., wa0 s % ID
III. time hs 1s.ss p aa
isi's %h hence for he
United PSsds ,' and there ' opened
t. s which hss bssa
%s only e the pas s
s Of BY H. New
s' siis ne 'sss s';asy Ssss's
an first s of @ Item Of such
he Taa sSs r, %Sna
EsSss fss H n
Hon Judge "S G st save sem ns
49, 1884, IPi'sB IN &c
e as % o % to e ri n
sy,ap He Il, having that lime far could Learnt
.Sp n sS Sn with ? s
when Il as s hs TSGa Sa
his agency never had other connection with Mr. Beck
Sc: y9 py sySS
Nothing s"s Iii % w k1sw
which uSh saS % ssa to
RLXNp Street One % sea wh
hm he agency was that he living witness Of the cca
cy OF my Syrup, and his desire m insumen of
dispensing to the afflicted benefits similar those Of which
had already been the recipient But having I'M
ahfulto the trust reposed in him. obliged dscont
In requital for kindness him he now with base ngra
tude palm himself upon the possessor
o. the Original receipt aud to ruin my character and the
caanS w6 q ny I by selling genuine
health mine beneficial In slbstantaton Of the fore
going statements and show the public my
standing and that am the original aud only manufacturer of
and afhdayts herewith published the originals being
ed for public inspection my Office number Courland
street Ameng which will be found to the certificates, the
don county as well as members of the BAR ycans cle
gy merchants and citizens generally, whom known
and by whom the origin and value Of Schenck pmonic
Syrup Is also known. J. II. SCHENCK.
CITIZENS CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned citizens of Remington in the county
OF Hunterdon and State of New Jersey having been called
on by Mr. J. II. Shenek, for testimony regard his
Pulmonic Syrup; and having inspected above
of which facts there forth know they
ing anpired under immediate observ alton; tina
we have been intimately acquainted with Mr. Schenck since
1888 at which time he removed this town.
early 1882 manufactured it here
tent that during whole acquaintance with him he has
the character Of an honorable aud high minded
has make relative to the the public. We
would further state that satisfied Of
that he was the first producer Syrup and believe he
is the only one who has manufactured the genuine article
called Schencks Pulmonc Syrup; that he
before Office established for sale in either Pha
de!phia or New York. and that certificates Of
his affidavit states he took of and cured by
eirain from expressing aonhmen the
lately made in the New York papers the signature
beekman and believe 1t duty thus to guard the public
against them and their consequences
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AUCTION NOTICES.
,,,,ron p,sA!a; C. FUTILE. Aueuoarsr. !

,.~,.x "A. c. FUTILE, Auctlon~er.
siGN0h VITO vITPS GRAND COLLECTION OF
ITALIAN MARBLE AND EALABASTER STAfUA.
ny yAsES AND ORNAMENTS, SILVER PLATED
WARE. GIRRAANDoLEs CHANDELIERS. FRENCH
JACOB s. PLATT win sell on wedne ,day, 18th instant.
y st4 O'Clock, NJ AZ the Coliseum No. $50 Broadway
the en collection Of Fancy and Staple Articles imported y
Sgnor Vito Viii direct from OF tay France
and England and comprising in the following articles Of
Satuary Sc, viz
'Nenere del Medici. Aristotle" apollo Baarine d
Canoya," "Agryspa Venere," Petit di Canova i Basi
Poeti aliane Vestale superb marble Can
deabas Mosaic Tables with marble stands large Dor
degllo agate yellow Of Selma Vases basso Etruscan
gothic Us for inches and the decoration of paors halls
ad churches full sized buss pnrest marble of Tasso
Dante Petarch and Arosto; beautiful Vases of marble and
ainbaste and other ornamental articles Of finish rich
and gilt French chanch Chandeliers with figured and crystal
pillars rich gilt and bronze Vases for table very
splendid bronze and gilt Clocks with figures; column do
aabastsr ebony nad and mahogany French China dining and
desert services Tea Sets richly decoated China Vases and
toilet to pieces rich elegant plated Us; cake and
bread Baskets superb plated WATERS from inches
all silver mounted Castors to Bottles patterns; Gil
rndoes Tor to 10 lights Bayadere and Julien Metamora
Fanny Elssler Stag c splendid aud highly decorated
PANIED and paper mache Tea Trays Bread Baskets splendid
paper mche Centre Tables Gard Pates Solar Lamps
ror Workmanship and flush, in ormolu and bronze, &c.
Also lust landing from ship Brooklyn from Leghor
raj cases homan bus and Figures in marble and alsbasr
Also, six Chinese Gongs
Catalogues and goods ready Tuesdsy evening oath when
the room will be well lighted with gas and the goods SO
ranged that purchasers precisely what they both
as to quality OF material and aristcal execution
ju23 3t+ec
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TRITON HOUSE,
GlvAss N<&y-A - I.n. =

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his friends and
the public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hote atthe head Of the Steamboat Landing and il now
thoroughly fitted and resdy for the reception Of Boades
situation OF this establishment for the purpose of Salt
Water Bathing IS amongst the eligible on Long Island
the lands attached TO the premises have
water front and fine beach for The oubudings
are new aad the Bar and Bowling Alley entirely dscon
the Hotel property the Subscriber offer his
ducements OF plentiful supply of good milk and butter
such other comforts he together with his
attentions TO the wishes Of his guests will render residence
Horses and Carriages to hire.
For terms, which W i'll be moderate, apply 10
-, . WILLIAM l.. JONES' Triton House.
Glen Cove Long Island, June /. l8i5. j2i iw re
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PRINCIPAL ARTICLES IMPORTED INTO GREAT BRYrA,N FOR
i THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF 1913, 1874 AND 1915.

The changes that have been made in the duties upon
many Of the staple importations of Great Britain have
doubt produced arrangement in the trade this
year. In the quantities entered for consumption, the
entire repeal Of the duty many articles such as cot
ton &c. caused large quantities Of goods to be taken to
the private warehouses Of merchants and has sweled
the apparent home consumption Of many articles the
nra
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID
A Advertisement will bs found on the outside, IN
relation to this and extraordinary discovery medical
science The object in referring il TO the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
ysnic influence and consequently without beneficial effect
The MAGNETIC FLUID always IN connection it'll the
GALVANIC RINGS to promote their effective action,
aud to direct the gavanc to the particular portions
which Affected The only Agency in New York is IT
- 1874 FULTON STREET few doors from Broadway
Dr. Crste Intends establishing authorized Agency IN ye
the Unon and all limitations Of his discovery sold else
where will be worthless and of effect Due notice will be
given in this paper ofthe respective Agencies which be
ing established. ic22 lw|ec
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SEA BEACH HOTEL.
Long Branch, N. u.

-, -. DC
HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INvALlDS. AND ALL OTHERS.
III ROWLAND GO. have opened for the season this
Seyy ya Srssy wen patronized By the citizens
baton and considered decidedly the most comfortable Hotel
and Sea Bathing establishment within miles of either
city.
Visitors and nvalids will receive every attention from
who are now ready with
The advantages of bathing during the months
are apparent 70 ALL and Long Branch furnishes every induce
ment to families and individuals for health
comfort To the lovers of hing the vicinity of the Sea
bass Banks affords great spor and the cunning the neigh
borhood is very fire.
The Steamboat ORUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day. For hours Of leaving advert of Steamer s
IN the Courier and Enquirer From the Ocean House.
conveyed the hotel. miles, good carriages
II. ROWLAND & CO.,
Proprietors Of the Sea Beach Hotel.
Long Branch, June 81 1915. Je2i eodim m
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MONEY MARKET.

The market very heavy to-day, and quotations
show decline The operations were to a limited
tent only and the appearance Of things in Wall street
was any thing but encouraging. stonington fell of
per cent Reading Railroad, Morris Canal, .; Nor
witch and Worcester, Pennsylvania 5s and U. 8. Bank
closed firm at Saturdays prices; Farmers Loan mprov
ed per cent Long Island, / Canton, t.
The following is comparative statement Of the
Schuy coal trade for the third week in June for the
years ls43 1914 and 1915, distinguishing the quantity
transported by the schuyk Canal and by the Reading
Railroad