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Wigs and Toupecs All persons wishing a
co NJ N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. Aug

Tuesday, Aug. 22, Il. VI.
The stock market opened this morning little more
buoyant, and the transactions to some extent.
At the first beard Morris Canal improved 70 per cent,
Canton Il Norwich and Worcester x Erie Railroad,
new, full Harlem "a. Eli others closed at prices
rent yesterday. The triing variation in quotations
for stocks from day to day. is conclusive evidence that
they well held and that the holders will not sub
init to any great declne 1t is also evidence that
improvement, to extent will be realized
financial affairs become permanently settled, and
money little more abundant. Prices now ruling for
most of the fancies have been established in the
Of very stringent money market and all those events
which have ranspred in the political world calculated
to depress the market value of securities of all kinds
and 1t Is hardly possible for any thing to happen likely
to reduce them to much lower point II is in view Of
this fact that holders firm and keep their lists
out Of the market Money plenty enough at six per
cent. first rate security, and the demand is by no
means large at present 1t is moro difficult to negs-
tate business paper matter how good 1t may be
sdered and higher rates Of interest have to be paid
but have doubt in less than sixty days capital
will be plenty enough at prices which will permit a
speculative movement in stocks and perhaps in some
staple articles of trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity
coffee exported from Rio Janiero to the United States
in each Of the first six months Of the past two years.
distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments
to each American port -
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coo bsxss sisins at 81 IS 81 co. 100 % Msrssillss
on terms not made public. sales BY auction Of 600
boxes raisns 1t 81 80 . 81 81.
HExr.--A steady market for all descriptions. Trans
and 80 bales Sisal at about re cash
LImT.saies Of 5000 to 5000 brIs of lime wer. made
at ~ 73c.
HoLlssrs.-Thsre was scarcely any inquiry. Some
eco bids Cardenss changed hands at I6c usual time
NAVAL SToREs.-Sales reported, but We could
not trace them Some parties were holding spirits ct
PRovuIoSs.-The sales during the day amounted to
about 500 brls. Of pork, including mess at 81 37h
Sl1 A, and prime at SO Small sales Of picked hams
Guiding mess at $1l 80 Sl1 rs, and prime at 50 so
q 80 e23a Lard The aggregate sales reached about
aoo 1000 Dt.s Sh. Sae Butter was steady for
Soar By auction, 800 boxes CASTLE were disposed
Ons-There better feeling in Hnseed, snd
prices we're we'll sustained The stock Of English was
not heavy Sales embrace 60O0 gallons including Anne
rican pressed, at 81 5sc, and English at SIS 5Sc
Sales Of 500 barrels Of shipping whale at &c. and 1000
for export, on private terms
RIcE-The stock was not large and fair amount or
sales taking place at So 70 81 per 100 pounds
svoARs-Tbere was but little landing, and the market
Porto Rico, at private BARGAIN 1872 do by auction, at
$40 So 81 $50 do Cuba Muscavado, at 34 4'lc, and
500 boxes brown Havana, at AZ 6.c, all months
SGEDs-5o bags Canary, sold previous to arrival, at
TALLow-In addition to the sales previously noticed
there were $50 barrels fair to prime, at ~ &c.
ToBAcco-Ws heard of no transactions in virginia
leaf 10 bales of Santiago sold for neghboring
merket and 63 do Cuba partly for city partly
for neighboripc market at 25 a soc; so hhds Vir-
gipia stems, sold for export, as IL 1sic.
WHALEBoSE- Sales of 10 900 lbs at 24c.
WnlskEY-Sales OF about 800 barrels were made, in
GLIDING Ohio at 23lac, and State prison. at 81 24sc
VIOLA sale of 1000 lbs West India was made az
11ltc, usual time.
WINEs-30 or casks Burgundy changed hands at 55c.
and 20 do sweet Malaga at 42c, d month.
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The Fine Arts.

ENGRAVING LUTHER ApHERENrs-Our
galleries to be adorned by another magnificent
engraving, from the hands Of Sartain and Doty, Of
Philadelphia The subject is Luther and his illustrous
adherents, assembled at the Diet of Spires on the
10th Of April 1922 when they presented their famous
protest. The composition is said to be one of real
gnifcence presenting correct portraits of Luther
Melancthon the Elector of Saxony, and their pro-
testants to the number of about one hundred taken
from the works of Albert Durer, Titan Holbein,
Lucas Cranch and other artists Of like reputation.
The design that of George Catermole size of the
engraving, without margin, Fl by 10 inches All the
prospective euogy needed for this work is the simple
stateme Mt that it is to be STEEL in mezzotnto and
is to be finished by John Sartain. Previous to the
publication Of the plate in October limited number
Of fine proof impressions are to be made, and will
doubt be eagerly sought by artists and nosseurs
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Tho Governor and other State officers, the United
States Senator's and the Representative In Congress-
have also been uniformly democratic, excepting at q
special election for the Goth Congress, whom In con-
sequence of division in the democratic party Tbos
w. Newton (whg) was elected to the House Of Repre-
sentstves. In 1s4G, Robert w. johnson (dcmocrsD
was elected Representative without opposition.
In consequence Of the death of MIR. Ashley, whose
term as nited States Senator would expire In March,
1853, and the resignation Of MIR Scvier whose term
expires In March 1910, the Governor appointed
Aessrs Borand and Sebastian, the present Senator's
and both these seats to DO Hcd by tho Legislature
slsstsA the present MONTH including those state &c.
matters holding over from 1s40 't
The whies having but slsudss prospects, II any, OF
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosToN, August a-Erehanqe Boards Eastern Railroad
lOo Western Railroad %; do asa do es IL Boston
ard Worcetter Railroad, lO Vermont and Massachusetts,
Railroad, CO., do, 50 80 Reading Railroad, 49, Vermont
Central Railroad, 59 Lowell Manufacturing Company 40
$1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, 565e.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PIrTsBuRG, Aug. 21.-The supply OF -four continues
light and moderate sales have been made to. day at
prices the same as before the steamer continue,
therefore, to quote the market at 81 rs 81 81 from
wagons, and 81 "A to 81 80 from store by retail The
advance at the close of last week, though slight is
fully maintained. In grain but little doing; wheat
sells at Toe to Soc and at C. Sales of whiskey
at lSc for rectifed Sales Of Rio coffee ut 6isc Gro
ceries generally unchanged and sales only to the
trade Provisions quiet and firner; prices firmly
maintained Sales of hams at &c q $50; sides &c a
4lc and shoulders 4c. Sales of rye Hour at So rs;
cheese quiet at o. a5ac There about four feet Of
water in the channel to-day.
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OF the notes on hand.of incorporated banks, there
payable in the State, $92, 57l out of the State
$5s,629 OF the outstanding debt there is estimated
as bad, S2265 II, and doubtful s62 $50 70. Amount
of exchange furnished by the bank in checks other
States, for the quarter ending July 1st 1s4s, was
S1,264, 21s, the premiums which were $3o32. OF
the circulation of this bank and branches only S12o
below 5s only S27sss below lOs and more than
onehalf of the aggregate were eos, and upwards.
The movement in the leading departments within
the past year, has been somewhat reduced. The line
of discounts has fallen off $2e,o1a; specie s119s64
and the circulation S4s6S44 81. The deposits have
increased s1o7,999. The condition Of these banks
has, on the whole, slightly improved.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the North Western Bank of Virginia, and branches,
the 1st of July, in each of the past two years -
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BUFFALO, August 22.-Recsipts since Saturday, the
20th-Flour, only $50 barrels; Wheat none; Corn
none Sales Of 200 barrels -four made at 81 621s
The market firm Wheat-Sales of 1000 bushels
were made, consisting of Ohio at CSC. Corn was dull
and We quote it nominal at +4c. Oats-Saes of 1000
bushels made at Csc. Sales of 100 barrels of
whiskey were made at 21c. There was no change in
provisions. Freishts to Albany, by canal, remained
the samp
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CofrrE.-We notice sales Of SO bags no. on private
terms; md 800 Lnguayra at &C.,, usual time.
FrATufRs-Sales of 1000 lbs poor Western were
made at 2oc ~ '.'.4 VI
FISH continued steady, with sales of 200 brs No.
Massachusetts macksrel (new), ct private bargain
without movement, and no sales have lately come un-
der notice.
FnEionrs.-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at
SGD, and Germ st Cd to tho extent Of Q cargo the
two comhined). Corn, 10000 bushels, was engaged
for Cork and market ct 9xd. . 3D., in bulk Lard
IVES engagea fer London at 22s. q.
fnvIT.-ThS fsnsna csrtinsst tAlr, With salss Of
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in power to officially that the motives imputed
General Lopez by the Eo dc Europa Of the 18th nst in visit
ing the United States entirely grauitous and entirely
founded If he deyotcs this time to gaining the friendship
Americans it is with different obcot than that
Eco The General left Cuba with the intention proceeding
Madrid and will remain in this country only long enough to OBJ
tain from Havana and other places the documents necessary
enable him TO demand justice at the court Of pain General
Lopez has made friends during his siourn
who will part with him with regret Any upon his
character Iy the Eco dc Eaopg, will have little weight in
this country where d nguhed strangers all PARTS Of
the world received with open and sympathy extended
to them whenever unustly prosecuted
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ID
Dividend declared for the last months per cent
The profits arising from premiums and exchange for
the last six months were $4456 OF
1t appears by the report for July 1S4s that there
has been variation OF consequence in the line Of
discounts in the deposits, in the amount of specie
on hand compared with July, 1si7 that there has
been very great reduction in the circulation de-
of more than thrtyseven per cent The entire
falling off in the aggregate movement has been in this
Hama
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increase Of export on the latter date 2ss327 bags
1t VIII be seen by the above, that there has been
considerable variation in the destination of coffee
this season. compared with last The shipments from
Rio this year, have been principally to the southern
ports Of this country. New Orleans has not imported
70 much % usual but the increase ct Baltimore Phls
delDhis, Charleston, Mobile, Ae hes been large.
TpVin port trade Of Rio Janicrc, IN euy staple arti-
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The import Of trade Of Rio has been less this year
than last so far these articles concerned. We
have returns of the export trade any further than
those of the movements of the most important staple
of the country and are therefore, unable to tell what
has been the result of the business of the past six
months. That market appeared to be well supplied
with staple articles generally; but prices no.
mum erative, and the demand by means active.
The annual reports of the Bank of Virginia and
branches, for the past two years. show reduced move
ment In these institutions for the year ending July L.
1S4s, compared with that for the previous year -
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Marrled.

On Sunday, the Goth inst, by the Rev. Mr. Samel-
son, Mr. MoRITz MEYER, to Miss MARiE Moss, all of
this city.
On the 10th inst, 10y the Rev Mr. Hopkins, Mr..
AARON g. FOSTER, of Deer Island, Me-, to Miss CHAR
LorrE ROLAND, of this city.
At New Haven, on Monday morning. August 21st,
E. PORTER BELpEN, Esq. OF New York city, to Miss
ELIZA A HALLocK, daughter of Gerard Hallock, Esq ,
Of the ". Y. Journal of Commerce.
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The counties of Champagne, Mclean, and Iroquois,
stl to be heard from, which will make the MAORI
~ about 1000.
Senators and all democratic Representatives but three
and the most Of them pledged to vote for man,
for the U. s. Senate. unless Wimot proviso IMAM
This district will have about third of the demo-
Gratis in the Legislature.
9th District.-Bsker, whig, has majority of about
1900 over Wells democrat
9TH District.--Harris, democrat has majority of
JAG over Logan, whig.
These results have given before, but the MAORI
ties not then known.
KENTUCKY.
Seventy. nine counties heard from, give Mr.. Crit
tenden majority of s.241-a whg gain of 3,345
pared with the vote for Governor at the last election
in 1874 The "a counties to be heard from gave de-
mocratic majority, in 1914, of 272.
The State Senate will stand last year-27 wings
to II democrats the House also whig by large
jority. twhig U. s. Senator will of be chosen
..t. ARKANSAS.
We misled by the Wig almanac respecting
the time of holding the State election in Arkansas
that authort, stating It the first Monday in Oc-
tober whereas it should have been the first Monday in
August Con sequently we have not been on the look
out for the returns Of the election recently held the
first Of which reached Monday-viz., Phillips
county which, IL appears has elected whig Senator
and two whg Repret entatives being gains to that
party The Senators elected for four years, the
for two years AT the last election tn
Legislature stood follows -
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Il,
The -four market was irmer, and sales were
made to fair extent at slight improvement on yes
terdays rates Southern steady with small sales
Of new Richmond country on forms stated below
Wheat was steady with sales Of new Genesoe and a
parcel Of Ohio on terms stated below Sales of
freely made without further decline In prices,
the quotations ranging the yesterday.
Meal continued in light supply. Rye lrmer, and
sales of rye flour made at full prices Oats
hibited no material change Provisions steady,
with fair sales of pork and lard at firm prices There
fair business doing In groceries without change
in quotations.
Asnrs- Sales of about eco bbls pearls in separate
IS 37js; tales of 100 bbs Canadian pots "a per cent
tare) made private terms REGENTS down
the Hudson river, $40 bbs.
-F7on-Sales Of 5000 bbs were made.
in separate lots, among which we're 1000 5000 bbs
this State, common Genesee, Oswego, Black Rock &C.,
at So % So ST.. with some lots little better tn
dc 70 ans do @ "a
200 do scratched, at S.; COO 200 do super6ne, at
IS %. There was no change in Baltimore Alcxa n
dra which quote at So 37 sales of $50 bbls Rich
Sales Of 5000 bushels new Genesee, were made at
81 20; $500 do Ohio, at 81 81 10; 1000 new Mary
land 81 Corn-Thc sales in the aggregate amou Mt
ed to 10000 10000 bushels, about 10000 of which
consisted of mixed common, ut 80 a SO 54c, and high
mixed at 56a. The remainder consisted Of Southern
yellow and fat Northern yellow at 6Jc. Meai-Sales
Of about 500 bbls including New Jersey SO 25 and
Western, Mt So 1875 Rye-Sales of 900 bushels
made at s2c, and 900 do, at $780, Rye EourSales Of
canal were made at 800, and 5000 bushels Jersey,
at $50.
Receipts domn the Hudson Rieer.
wheat hour .bbls, 3,J4I
Iorn 1900. ..bush. 29,O25
Wneat $3.50. bush. 2,40J
SBriswix-iurth;f sale; Of 1000 5000 lbs yellow go
at 21c, cash.
CorIoS- The market was quiet to-day, with an in
disposition on the part Of holders to press sales which
amounted to about 500 bales. Wo quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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This shows falling on Of 1901 barrels in the first
six months of1S1s. The expectation of -four from Rio,
to July LIST, 1S47 % $50 barrels and to July lst
1S4s 1871 barrels being 1875 barrels less this year
than last so that the supply of -four in Rio from
American Importation, the 1st Of July 1s4s, was
1874 barrels larger than at the same date the year
previous
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The Ele. lions of IS4S.
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA.
Returns from all the counties in the State, except
Carrtuck, have been received-and Manly, whig has
q ma ority OF 1o5s for Governor In 1914, Carrtuck
county gave democratic majority for Governor, OF
34s Manlys majority will not vary much from 900.
The full vote of the State will stand nearly as fol-
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22-4 o'clock, p VI
Governor johnson has appointed William Abbott
Harbor Master Of Philadelphia.
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No 2 Broadway is daily increasing its This large
and celebrated esab shmcnt needs only be visited confirm
the facts its superiority other place the kind
world and the various apparatus constructed
cuIacy most perfect is invariably attained.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Il. Z.
Watson Co.. Is Wall street. Wholesale and RETAIL reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and liver every variety
The celebrated Rcheeu Pen sold exclusively above The
points warranted five years. Gold Pens repaired.
Travellers, Officers Of the Army and Navy
and all thoe in want Of respectfully invited
to examine the subscribers assortment which the most extern
varied in the city, they made with strict regard to
quality and contain useful articles in the NEST compact form.
c. SAUNDERS SON. No. Ia broadway, corner Of Liberty
streets and 3c7 Broadway.
Wigs and Toupecs All persons wishing
superior Wig Scalp should not fail to call at BACHELORS
msnuiacory No. street. before purchasing elsewhere and
his invented Wigs unequad for ghtncs natural
pearanec and durability B-Prvac rooms fer fitting Wigs
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City To
good Boots Shoes and Caters Jones' IA street.
she Museum his best French Boots 50 second quality
from IS 81 to -; Congress Boots from So 30 to s.
Sugars for Fruits The public are informed
that Fowler Nos go and i2S Greenwich and 16 vesey ST.
has in the largest nnd think the cheapest stock OF SUI
sui table for preserving Give him ca lie sells at WHOLE
tac and retail.
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Democratic majority IS, on joint ballot.
The wings must, therefore, gain thirty members to
carry majority Of the legislature
Arksnsas has always been q democratic state,
voting follows at the three Presidential elections
since this State was admitted into the uion.-
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On Tuesday, 22d instant after short Illness at
Brooklyn, Captain TuoMAsH. MERRY, in the 73d year
of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
specfuDy invited to attend his funeral at Trinity
church, New York, at half past o'clock Thursday
morning His remains win be taken to Westchester
for inteIment.
On Monday morning, August 2lst, Mr.. GEORGE EN-
prcorT, in the 18th year of his age
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence 23S Ninth street. this
afternoon. at o'clock without further invitation
On the 2lst inst. CLAUpIyE ELIZA, daughter of DR..
James and Hannah Knight aged years, months
and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from their residence No. 80 Third
street, Wednesday, O'Clock, p NJ.
At Harlem, on Tuesday morning, 22d inst. MAR
GARET, wife of John Bell, aged So years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral rhs wednesday,
afternoon ed inst at O'Clock. from her late resi-
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OPEN TO ALL TIE woRLD-0REAT ST. LEGKz

NoTICE-OFFICE or THE ROCHLAND CEMETERY ITO
IN Broadway, Of Maiden Iare (up stas where
orders will 70 received irom9 ~ 70 H. for tie purh.se
ready for distribution. At other than hours c,es-S
will be received at n rs Wooster street.
WILLIAM ARCUEp
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R0n 00n BOTTLES, AND OVEN OF. DR. DEWITT
OUO,OUU G. llinscrs 3 nilOst Nav. ben :Sd With;
SANDING and Fever Sores from heen 70 twenty years. have
been entirely cured in few days In DAhoa Cholera Nor
pp in Isss bottles mid sn. and as1ssaS. accorSi.S 70
0c 81 pcv do 10 80 tB 0dice, 20 Pearl
street; The Darsm Railroad OnseT Rlsasor Corh Co., and
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rTNRAvEIIlNG TRUNKS-JOIIN CATTNACH, TRUNK
Manufacturer NO. Wall street., Of Broadway
hand and consanty mailing good assortment
Vasc Carpet Bags and Satchcls whoesai, and RETAIL
superior article of Sole Leather Trunks suitable for
European travel and Prtmanteaus for tho french Ms
Orders for the West Indies South America, &C.. ned with
va,ch IlI.
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A LBANY MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY AN ADJ
visod fy tho Home Onco that all losses sustained by
this Company by tho Ie at Albany viii DC mpty raid and
the capital Of 100000 remain sound.
q. ~ GOODWIN, Agent, CT Wall stsss..
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Total. l7'eoe
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ClRCULAR-GENINs FALL HATS, 2A BROADWAY
~ l2Having bad the good fortune hsrctoore,
the patronage Of the Discriminating Of the public BY he sis
style superior finish Of his hats the subscriber
announcing 10 his ends and the rts
large will prepared exhibit his Fall style OF On
Friday, tho 9TH day August and confident Of A9in meeting
the Of his customers BY the novelties IF
and combined In their manufacture
raj eancies newly ported from PAr have ADOPTED and
the saIc modified render his Fall most essns
and tccoinng upon the an
Of his largely increased facilities
turing vhh the ress Of his extensive
leen combine in tho bis beaver
nosn hats the richest and purcst materials possible
procured while he Offers Thorn ct nearly than they
have been sold by ssabishment in this city. The shks
will also tho 9th inst, several Of the aBs
styles Of fancy hat for children selected BY his agent in Paris
expressly for his trade Ladies respectfully invited 20
cal and examine his rh and varied stock bats and
IN. CENIN, ia Broadway
M oST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO The HARMED
IVA or hoes contemplating maria6Ihc nAfrseA Wcnoue
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. Mauroesn s1tA s
ton. Price a. This work meeting with .ose esouneAea1e
(2C0 copies have already been dspoeed Eyey ne y
Eetting COPY Whe thor married unmarried, alheagh n
tended especially the married ~ sestA
which shcud Be- known thcm parculry Here svs emao
ascoyer tho ympoA and the mept ecisnt
dss "a noe certain Of cur IN exy For s>A ~
DreSvsss Il he pubAins once l29 He street, New Yssbs
asc ZieSsr Co.. 81 C1sgnse - 1h1rA sasstA R
Selphs Ttts Co, Albany W.. n paviA Bostcn. On Ne
ressip Of 81 cory vii . By nail ire Of pese
% sf - csss 800 All stss. me-. :. 3d.
O0ee ~ LlWr lVss~
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND NITuRE-I4ADIES Alc
~ Centlcmen having ufer1uous effects 70 dispose e. rcsf
I the subscriber through the post oce otherwise who VII
their residence LaJesattendsd by Mr Loyens
J.LEVENSTYN. t66 B.oadway. mp EtAi-a
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Testise 49, o. Gresnwich strcct-oce hours Otto IL An
6oO NJ (Sunday execptcd Those who apply in the early
Escs will b. SURPRISED 81 the pidy and hc nccnsenienes
attending their cure chiefly however those who have SUI
pry appreciate bis servicsa structure from is hrst OF not
pien TO its advanced and distressing from unco
mon advantages In addition to axcnse Practice In tins
complAin he afford rapid csy and radical cure Which
he has ground Tor stating b. obtained other source
In America.