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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
NETIC FLUID.

nj G. T. TIC u ID.
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession of Great
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American pub
NS.s have been found all the
winch the ordinary Gvinc Battery Electric ana Mag-
Machines used but without OF the injurious
SHOCKS which accompany the applications oy th9se lnst-
aud IN many other respects are more s anu
ii accomplishing the d,sred otJect ~, .
TIL. (yan,c Rings have been used WIN peect success IN
Al, cases of Rheumatism chronic, applying 10 the
hend face or limbs Gout; Tic Doioreaux Toothachs,
Bronchitis Vertigo Nervous or SICK neadache ndiges-
ION; Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy F',s cramp Pspits,ion
rslgs General Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and
m Nervous Disorders Ia Of confirmed Dyspepsia they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects
The system be witnessed 10 be beleved and as certain
The Galvanc Rings every way perfect
harmless and sold prices to be within the reach Of all
CRIsriEs MAGNETIC FLUID used connection win inc
Rings reader their efficient action certain ana 70 direct the
alvanc influence tothe whcn are
For certificates Of the highest
is made former adver.eme9ts or ney may De seen
the Office. Only Agency 10 New fork, -. ruU
sun Building In Brooklyn at the store OF JAMES SmIH
Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry streets zo wee
CENT EMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
~ NTED.
sn,t enc Effects they wish dispose Of teither GEN
ri FyT q, LADItS) by sending to the subscriber VINO
does rreteud to give twenty per cent NOR tnsn s %
leaving the city will find It their advantage 70 cho 'o
the subscriber previous y ''''"' g. LEvENsTYN,
$50 Broadway, (up stsifs.l
MA noe through the Post Otce VIII be pIunls "
tended 10.
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HULIAN HARPS.

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
ANCoeman's Holian Atachmentto the Panofore for the
entire United States (eYceting Massachusetts,
he public that they prepared to supply Panofores
with this improvement attached, attach the
modern made horizontal anofoes la regard the durability
this inventions ~ c. prepared satisfy the
them in the assertion, that the Hoan will remain
any climate, and will be affected by transitions
of atmosphere The satisfactory given with
each Instrument.
The public invited the oian Pianofores"
Al their wsreoon, No 2ao Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. ga and Octave
ma
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MUSIC.

ENJOYED e No g Franklin street one door East OF
ing Accordeon and Violin continues teach Ladies and Gem
uemeD Of New York the above fashionable &c
comparaxe short time by his Analysing and nductve
System. Terms reasonable.
NJ will usual the residences Of his pupils any
part the city by the Satisfactory city aud other
fer-nces application at No. 63 Franklin street.
lmtm
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Second Board.
$4,000 Ky6's Mday I00A so shas Canton Co 500 40
Married..

On Thursday, oath inst by the Rev. Mr. Hutton, An.
DREW Z. TUTTLF to Miss EMMA E., daughter of Charles
Swan, Esq. all Of this city.
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ducton of tolls has been made and tariff Of tolls
made to 60 into effect in 1885,
The amount Of tolls received all the canals Of this
State from the opening of navigation to the l4h instant
in each OF the past years. has been follows
CAnA Toll -S1Ar Yauu
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Died,

On Wednesday, Odd inst. at his residence, Hamilton
square, Woodside, Cheshire, LEWIS FRANKLIN Esq in
the 69th year of his age.
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OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
" that e has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
led State, Hotel his entrance through tn bar ls6 Water
where ne has number Of Bassfods improved Billiard
Tables sale for playing and will be happy have them
tried His bar we'll stocked with making Sherry
{, Ohhlerf. Whi.e Liour. &c. Gre. les lnfIrc
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS.
"a Oman Street


A. s ss from ss s :::. .i'ss s
and Aap,aats. sOa:i;las Of oes.a and
spsss cs md
Gent Fan. of the 18th cetu and Ebony Carved
he ximeniss aau.tcr ssa sass .s s
stsH aS F. you ss wish
ilssi yourself call and splendid collection
from sisif sRa for Cath Ole ii:
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTORY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Planished Tin and
Ware ws hes.66 Door Ms EssS ar"
ssmSs. Ts:
Dishes md Covers &C. &C. for hotels and steamboats,, hand
,a. ''''S' = '"F ''''''i JASEs Y. WATKINS
NEW EMBROiDEKIES
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention Of his
1a the sqS S 70 splendid good
direct European ANNA %aaufactc;is. win sold At
ng advance the original He would also call
which viii ~a deserving an sai nssoa TSs
following desirable being per cent under the usual
Hghneek Chemisetts richly embroidered, from las g 50
500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges for g., usual price
70 Embroidered Cspss at 50, usual prices
pr. % Under sty isa 9% os s.
so 20 g. Soz Linen Lawn Handtsishisf.. from 81
81 80 ssss f F,.s,s s a. ,s% ':sd
choice assortment Of rich embroidered Handkerchief,
which offered unusually cheap.
3cases Of styles of Swiss and French Muslins
stripes, plaids figures, &C.. &c.
lot new Muslin Trimmings, Laces Wells Hosiery, Gloves.
&C.. Sc, all Of which will be sold dec Ia gains.
mv3l lmsrc No BROADWAY.
COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1876 FOUR KINDS.
NEWS agents. cheap publication deIot bookseller and
appesrance Of Comic Amanscs repee with fun and fine
nature. Fishers Comic, Turner'S Comic Crockstts Go
Head Comic and De Darkies Comic those the will
CALL look, laugh and buy those distance will order
send for samples Always sale the greatest variety and
quantity Of Chdrens Books colored and pan Song Books
colored prints &c Nc the country catalogues appca-
ton: Show Bills of all kinds given TO dealers.
We sell low, very low, for cash. and do full justice all
TURNER 4 FISHER,
jei4im.rc "a Chatham street
PIANO FORTES FOR HIKE,
AT All f3R OADWAY, CUP STAIRS)
n WALKER has constantly hand assort-
LIZ Of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Panofores
Of every description including Gands and Cabinets which
factory, No 40 West 18th street. the 9Th avenue.
Also New Pianos for sale, with all the modern improve
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE


THE Exhibition of the Pictures and Engravngs of this
stituion the public the Rotu ada in the
Park lately occupied by the Post Oce from the
Park
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR to non.member,.
sinsle admission Is cents
The Rooms will be daily from A. NJ. until
down.
Those holding Scrip Certificates obtain Certificates
Membership at the door, as heretofore lwis rrc
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CARVER IL HALL,
A RCHITECTS, Engineers, Building and Real Estate
IA Agents. 80 Wall street, New York. 81 North Sixth street
Philadelphia Plans Specifications and Estimates for Build
bought and sold; money loaned and Invested property
sas-d and collected. js22 lmsrc
ELT-Engish Patent Sheathng Felt suitable roofs
houses and ship bottoms, article and Of
great only the bottom Of vessels but also the
Copper For sale by Z. X COLLINS Co, 81 South St
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VOIGILAENUkK IS

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in-
"A law Mr. Voightaeuder Vienna, enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, wiz
Largest Apparatus with three inch lenses for full
plates, at $l45
Medium Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
plates, at S78
Small Apparatus with anda-half inch lenses Tor
quarter size plates at $50
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above prices depend receiving the genuine Vogt
laender Apparatus and not WORTH article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical of their importation, well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market Prices. w. A. 4. LANGENHEIM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. 2o1 Broadway, New York
iy3 1mfrc LANGENHEIM BECKERS.
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LATEST INTELLIG ENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

BALTIMORE, July rs, ls46.
Posting for Cowardice Gen. Cameron and Mr. Ritehiss
Seren Stars, &c.
The two young bloods who | mentioned few days
since as preparing for a duel, Lave made second
move in the matter towards rendering themselves rdic
ulous One Of them having, is said insulted lady,
the other watched his opportunity and gave him most
satisfactory cowhiding The former thereon called
the latter in company with large friend, for the pur.
pose of returning the cswhiding compliment but he
would not to be He then challenged him to mortal
combat but the challenge was written in such rude
ungentemany style that the castgstor refused accept
it, Consequently, yesterday morning handful Of
great length found posted various corners sign
ed by the first, calling his antagonist variety Of ugly
ed in the arrest and binding Of the poster of the
handful to before the Baltimore county Court
the charge OF having sent challenge. So We go.
learn to-day from the very best authority, that Gen.
Simon Cameron is the person alluded to by Cen jack
gade, Gen Cameron was at Washington at the time
the Globe understood to be for sale and being him.
sen printer fully the value Of the
was at first partially accepted The price he offered was
larger than that for which subsequently Sold but
aiew days after the letter from Gen. Jackson was re-
ceived and he given to understand that he could
not have the establishment Cen Jackson did not ap
prove OF IT, He insisted seeing the letter-it was
shown to him. and he started for home in high dudgeon
revenge was broodng in his heart, and he determined
at and every sacrifice obtain the vote of the Legs
ature for u Senator Having secured the pledge ola
sufficient number OF democratic TO throw the party
in the minority he contrived to have letter
to him by the wing members the reply to which it is
weknown secured their votes and safely lodged him in
the of his desired object Had il not bee for
that letter of Gen. Jackson he would have been in
Father Rche's place, and Mr.. Woodward, the caucus
nominee for the Senate, would have been elected
yond all peradventure As to the Major alluded TO in
the letter, it is Major Harris OF Nashville who Mr. Polk
brought to Washington with him Tor the avowed
object of taking charge of the Globe. II Gen. jack
sons letter that also prevented him from having any
thing to do with the executive organ In the letter.
originally published in the Nashue Banner there
substituted for the Majors name, and not fve
which makes it correspond exactly with the number Of
letters in the Harris.
There is neither local news, markets, ship news
OF sufficient importance notice to-day learn, how
that several large parties OF Western merchants
arrived last night in quest OF their fall supplies taking our
merchants quite by surprise many Of whom have not
this in Baltimore is confidently expected to
be unusually large and great preparations have been
made Tor an extensive supply, to meet every demand
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PHILADELPHIA, Jnly 20, lo4o
The things which to interest our people
most the best for ruralizng the balance Of
the Although the weather is pleasant yet they
anticipate a Of the heat and making prepare
tons escape it, to enjoy themselves by relaxation
from business, should not re-appear. Steamboat
excursions all the 90, the most important of
which proposed to be taken by to Boston. in
iron steamship, the Bangor just built touching at
New York the passage The excursions on our river
to New \ ork Bay, by the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company and the Chesapeake Bay by the Baltimore
Railroad Company likely to be crowded and profta
BILE In addition this, there minor excursions to
Delaware got up private parties and by several OF
military corps, all of which promise to occupy our
people throughout the month OF August and afford them
a deal OF amusement.
yond the political movements touched upon in my letter
OF yesterday. The Natives OF Dock Ward held their
meeting as nig ht to set the Native ball in motion,
which meeting attended by Populations from all the
wards OF the city
The theatres still moving in their career. The
old play OF Cherry and Fair is reproduced nightly
at the Arch under name. AT the Walnut Mr.. and
Mrs. Waack playing round OF characters. The
National and the Chestnut continue closed.
The transactions change to-day light and the
market exhibited considerable depression Wilmington
Railroad fell off Texas TreaSury Notes and U. 8.
Bank and Girard Bank l. The only improvement was
in State 5s which advanced on yesterdays prices
Sales of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD July 2-soOo Texas 22 $50 Grard Blk
go; 100 Wilmington RI 1876 50 Spring Garden ms TO- ~
SECOND BoARDS23C00 State SIS 1871 800 do, exp 1871 100
Bank 5 $50 Girad Bk bo5d ss; Penna Blk, 29; 100
Wilmington kR, 1874.
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CASTLE GARDEN.
nH-AdmissiOn 25 Cents.-DD
Great Musical attraction
Proprieton. Messrs French ar HeiisI.
Grand Entertainment!
Saturday Evening, July 20,
The performance will commence with the Overture TO
La Vvandere, by the full Orchestra.
Mr. Dennison viii sing "Co,umba, the Gem Of the Sea-"
Pas de Dance Come Zig Tag by Mr T. r rarsIoe
Pot Pourr OF all Nations by the full Band
Recitsd Aria Of Fly not" by Mr.. Dennison.
Soldiers Waltz, by the Orchestra.
Intermisson Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid will be for inspection
The second part will commence with
Good Night by = full Orchestra.
Overture 10 Tampa.
Pas Comique-Comme Jocrisss-C L. Parslos.
Polka des Salons-full Band
Song-'M Sister Dear'-Air. Dennxon.
Grand Overure-Fra Diavolo.
u Doors open at halfpast o'clock Performance TO
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TO DENTISTS.
A GENTLEMAN giving up business will sell his entire
stock oil Instruments viz: superior double action Chair
Laras patent; Lathe; full complete Of
and Mechanical nsumens together with $50 Plate and Pivot
Teeth, &c &c. for 500 cash. close the concern This
great sacrifice They have been twelve months use,
embrace every article required the busnes they
will be sold lots to suit purchasers Address Dentist"
Herald office. jvI2 lrrrh
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vAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY
The following Ladies and Gentlemen having been reengaged
for SIX nights will appe r every evening this week:
Miss a HOMER, the American Eser
YOUNG FRANCISCO Siglyr MARRlETTO,
MADAMOlStLLE ROSINA GASCON,
BARNEY WILLIAMS, DAN GARDNER,
BILLY WHITLOck, CHARLES WHITE, Masters FOX
and BRYANT. Also, the Ethiopian Brothers and Sister.
Doors open at 71a-Performance to commence at sla.
An efficient Police in attendance under officers Martin and
Bird. jy20 lwIrc
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PAPERS LOST

PAPERS LOST,
I osT on "Wednesday, the, 10th July-supposed in th'
PAPER PARCELS unaddressed one containing deeds an.
the other few French newspapvrs
The articles onl, of the and thu
finder will leave them at the Office Of the Herald he will b,
suitably rewarded. jy26 3srrc
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No SO WALL STREET.
consequence the calamtous fire. Special Meet
ing OF the Trustees held this day. and after cren
examination the aft rs OF the Company unanimously
resolved to continue its Of Marine and Fire
heretofore.
New York, 23d July, 1915
TRUSTEES
Joseph Walker Stewart e. Marsh
jane FreeI-nd Richd Patrick
Charles w A. Rodgers, William A. Keteltas,
Thomas Hunt Oh rles Payen;
VIM Bnms Peter Porter
Chas q. Carleton, Nj. Cafe
Charles Caryie, A. Legoux,
Leonard Kirby, Lew Cook,
George ii stings David l.. Sayre,
VIM. G. Langley, Peter Van Nest,
Henry A Stone, William G. Atwater,
George w Taylor, Silvanus f. jenkins,
Alexis s. Baker, Dan'l q. Hayiland
Robert = Barnes, Henry Jessop.
Lucius Hopkins, Montague Ward,
James G. Hallock iohn + Seamen.
LEWIS GREGORY President.
JOSEPH HOXlE, Vice President
ELLwooD WALTER, Secretary jy2l Sits
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THE UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
to r Ira their b1'.e;s O. insurance - ssSo,
street.
}. L. BOVINE Psest
New York July Is. 1916. jyss st.rh
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Agency Office No 81 WaA street
"a, s%as Asssss '%s
well understood this nuny and they are only
JOHN g &c s'a
Isl Company Of Montgomery Guards,
Conlpanys Armoyy, 24fh Jafy, 1916.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING Of ih- ABOVE. corps held At
RAD ABELMAN, proprietor of Prospect Hall YorkvilIe for
tn G
his sneeIety conducted favorable notice
Of their military brethren II general;
io 'SS SoSkiS$hRSissos, Committee.
LIFE INSURANCE.
c PITAL $2,50O,OOO.
insured entitled to Participation of profits both Eu
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
AMCE SOCIETY, LONDON
UNITED STAT BOARD OFLOCAL DIRECTORS
N1~ JAGob sf HARvE9 ESQ., c %a s1nnnr
Jon ,than Goodhue, Esq.
James Boorman, Esq.
George Barclay, Esq.
- muel s Rowland Esq.
liorham 4. Worth, Esq
Samuel NJ Fox, ESQ
J. LEANDER STARR, Manager.
The following among the advantages held by this
such are seldom offered by LIZ 20 s
peculiar advantages secured the by the pnc
pies oi the LOAN Department thus blending the utility of
Springs Bank with Life Insurance.
very large sum TO prrmanently invested in the United
States IN the of three Of the Local Directors Trustee
-,vaiabie always to the assured as Guarantee Fund
The payment of premiums annually, hdyedrv quarterly,
monthly.
No charge for stamp duty.
Thirty days allowed each payment becomes
dHe, with0M forfeiture of policy.
Travelling leave and liberals and premiums
the moderate scale.
Conditions the policy less the assured than usual
in cases of Lille Assurance (See pamphlet.)
The actual and d. clared profits published Re
ports ordng data for calculations Of the value Of the
bonus" in this institution These proofs will each division
be PAID IN CASH If desired.
Being u'c0nnected NTH Marine or Fire Insurance.
The for life with profits otcer than those Of any
other foreign Company eecting Life Insurance New York
The public are respectfully requested examine the dsn
gushing principles of this nstuioher tables Of
their distr button of rotand the facilities afforded by their
Medical Elk miner attendance the office daily.
IL o'clock and o'clock Fee paid by the So
ciety. j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
W. 3tsyy ia I'm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
D4GUERREOTYPE ARTISTS.

DIG UERREOTYPE ARTTNIS.
THE undersgnedhave made application Letters Pdten
for their to co.ur Daguerreotype Pictures
This produces effect before and changes
the Of the Dagueueoype to that Of the finest pant
ing This coorng process done by itself guided only
by the hand Of the operator and machinery 1t be reformed
By every skilled in the painting aud will be
in writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing procure the Patent night for City OF
County make therefore by addressing
(pos paid TO VIZ +. LANGENHE!M,
VI i'm .rc Frchaugs. PHILADELPHIA
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
TINE undersigned having leased the THEATRE ROYAL,
KINGSTON JAMAICA has arrived in this country for tn
purpose Of engaging suitable company.
Ladies aud gentlemen Of profession, of acknowledged
talent wishing emens will please address the subscriber
post paid.
jy23 6teod+rrc S. DE CORDOVA New York
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FIKE INSURANCE.
THE MUTUAL SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OF New Haven, with
CASH CAPITAL OF 500, 900,
having been business about entirely escaped
loss by the late fire, will take risks
favorable terms.
As the rules Of the Company prohibit taking $4,000
any risk they liable 10 have theiI
Capital impaired by sweeping fires they would other
wise be.
An claims for losses will be promptly adjusted.
JOSEPH N. CLARK, President
PHILLIP s. CALM, Secretary.
Applications for insurance the above company be
made the subscribers who authorised issue
y. BALDWIN,
j. HARRISON,
jy23 lw*is Tc Agents, 65 Wall street
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LOST OR STOLEN,
IN Saturday last PROMlSSORi NOTE, drawn by
~ Charles f. Rcepayable the Ch,mcal Bank in the city
OF ~ York. the order of Henry s Dormes mouths after
d@te-ds!ed June s IS-ior $500 Said enclosed
"A letter directed t. IL Hopper. III Sullivan
All persons hereby warned against or
ing sa d note, pay ment has been STOPPED.
liberal reward will b. paid for the subscribers
or 10 - airen Jenkins Office 63 Wall St
iy2J 3t*rb HENRY DORINERS
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LASTS, LEATHER AND FINUINtTo
CONSTANTLY hand an assortment of Baltimore and
~ Philadelphia Light Oak Leather, Philadelphia Morocco,
and Findings Of all kinds Lasts made any pattern
n B-A first rate LOT ofMr. g. Macheus Philadelphia RasIs
for sale 29o Spring street. near Mahngton street. YORK
juis imsrc WARREN =. WILKEY
ITO ECONOMlSTS.-Every description of fancy siiss
shawls, shades vests and embroidery, cleaned By
French process known only the advertiser table and piano
cleaned ar~ cleaned whole Ga cents per yard
silks dyed shade AID watered improved princlpe
G-ntlemens coats renovated first rate style at oo cent?
psnts do, q cents. o.
iyso Iw-m r SMITH 70 Allen street, ne Y eirsnd
vl>HE MANSION HOUSE, 30 Broadway, Is uniJuied oy
,v,I I,s 80 "e' '"' w. ]. BUNKER.
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TO NAVY OFFICERS
A VERY handsome suit of UNIFORM, suitable for
Passed Midshpman, be purchased less than the
prime
The for advertising the above that the gentleman by
be sold ct great sacrifice.
The articles made of the best quality workmanship
and be Tor few days the the subscribers
RYDER, BROTHERS,
jy25 3tsrh 1855 Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON Insurance Co.
New York, July "a, 1885,
HE Stockholders of this Company requested call
the office OF the Company aud signify whether be their
wish To fiji Their shares number
shares equal TO the present value OF II cir stock
The Stockholders residing of the city requested
convey their intention by post to the office No 50 Wall
Il. w. THORNE, Pres't
GEo. r. HoPE, Sec'y ives rrc
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LUSI-JULY 18th, ISl5-
ON Saturday morning between three and four o'clock
~ Memorandum Bookssome where between No. 299 Hous
ulton Market The finder he literally re
ward by leaving them Stall No 49, Fulton Market they
are Of no use TO any psrson except the
THOMAS M JENKINS, Butcher,
jy2i 3t*rrc Stall No 49, Fulton Ma ket
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fully competent that would wish
time the Of young ladies' mode.
addressed A. b. c. at the Office of this
paper, shall be puuctuay attended TO. je28 lmsrc
" ANIED7,Afew active, intelligent men, act agents
w for the sale Of aud popular Publications. different
parts Of the country $500 per their board will be
insured them IN writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000
per and more II they Some men,
employ will doubt make $1,000 per clear Of all
be filed each will hav, his district and will
for them to have least S23 $50 obtain good fitting
None need apply unless he has thar ameun for
object te get them started such will be bene
cal to them, well a TO u.s.
Apply Duane street. Letters must be post paid
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