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A comparison of the movements this with those for
June 1s4 exhibits an increase in the line Of discounts
Of $144 in specie 900 and in deposits $42 351
and decrease in the circulation of S52l170, The
issuing department is in much more favorable con-
dtion than at the date of the last report The crcu
lation in June, this year, about three hundred
thousand dollars less than the amount of specie on
hand-whereas last year, the circulation was more
than million of dollars larger than the amount of
specie This is certainly important improvement;
calculated to relieve the bank all apprehension
Of for specie from any quarter it is able
to meet every dollar of its circulation and every dol
lar Of it's deposits with specie demand. Since June
1S47, the specie on hand has increased more than
eight hundred thousand dollars in the face of all the
shipments from the seaboard and the drain from the
Western banks.
The movement Of each bank in the State of Missouri
consisting Of the Bank Of the State and branches
four periods within the past three years. has been as
annexed =
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our exports, and have thus no baIau0s %.

level With our exports aud Have thus no baIau0s
cumulating against to be with shipme nts
of specie; and do not but that, the whole,
internal and ext rnal affairs are in very pros
porous and satisfactory condition We have, hany.
very limited foreign indebtedness-we have hundreds
of millions Of dollars worth Of the material for
feeding and clothing the people of Europe; there
millions upon millions of dollars due from the bank
rupts Of Great Britain and the Continent not cent
Ct which shall see; and had not been for the
markets in this country for the manufactures of Eng
land when nearly all others good for nothing
half of the manufacturers would have been ruined
Looking at things in this country, in the most unfa
vorabe light it must be admitted that there is nothing
to appreheud if We are cautious and not prodga
of the many blessings we enjoy-if we husband
and wait patiently for legitimate dema for
our products, instead of forcing them forward upon
markets before they are prepared to receive them
Prices low they may go lower but If products
deprecate any in value those of other countries
will experience corresponding decrease, and it is
impression that in better position bear fur
Their reduction than any other country Our financial
and commercial systems permanently established
upon basis solid the eternal hills and upon
that basis movements have, for sometime past,
been formed; whereas the financial systems Of Europe
in state of transition, and knows upon
what basis they will finally settle Every thing con-
nected with the public debts and finances Of the gov
erpments Europe is in the greatest state of confu
sion and uncertainty, and will, fear, remain a
long time 1t is therefore, impossible to form any idea
Of the standard Of prices far the markets of the
old world concerned but we know that prices in
this country must under the operation of the Inde-
pendent Treasury, be reduced to specie point; and
foreign products of all kinds seeking our market
must be regulated by that standard II the govern
ments Of Europe adopt paper currency, and it be-
comes very much inflated, we shall ind more extern
sve markets for pro ducts and our markets will
be reduced for their manufactures; for they cannot
produce under an inflated paper currency and sell
under a specie currency. We have found out that
and the knowledge cost US something.
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Stock Exchange,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Aug. 1O-6 r. NJ.
The flour market was, II any thing, some frmer to-
day, and with rather doing Small sales Of North
Caroline wheat, with some lots Western,
made terms stated below. Corn continued firm
with sales chiefly of mixed, at full prices Round vel
low and for present delivery only obtain
able in small quantities Meal frmer and held at
an advance. Rye remained about the same. Oats
In moderate demand, and prices inclined to droop
Provisions were quiet. without material change in
prices Groceries steady with fair sales of sugar.
without, material changes in prices.
BREADsrurFs-Flor-Th sales footed up 5000 5000
bbs, consisting chiefly Of brands. this State,
common Gsnesee, Oswego, &C., at about IS 12K with
some small lots at 81 04 $50 Hope and Yates County
Mills at S. so 600 Ohio fat hoop, at So 12h Small
lots of Michigan reported at S.. Southern was
inactive, at IS 371a So SO, Wheat-Saes Of some
500 bushels North Carolina, new, were made at
l02c, and 1000 do Western at ST. Corn Sales Of
about 10000 a 10000 bushels were made, including
chiefly mixed at go exc, and lots of round yell
low were sold at 60 &c. lot of 1000 bushels of
white changed hands on private terms. Me1l-Sales
Of 800 bbs reported at So o. Holders demanded
3d. but supplies very light orders of any magn
tude difficult to ali Small sales of Brandywine
were reported on private terms Rye-Sales Of about
5000 bushels were made at 20 a TIC Rye Flour
Sales Of 800 bbs were made at So S7s OATS dull
at AZ q 44c for Canal.
CoTToN-Saes Of about 400 bales were made. The
market was heavy at our quotations.
(,y
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COM MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
TONEY MARKET.

Thursday, August I0-SP. NJ.
Stocks generally improved this morning. Treasury
notes went up ri Harlem, al Norwich and Worcester,
g; Canton Co., a. Erie Railroad declined
1t does not appear that any specie went in the
Europa from Boston, yesterday Not dollar
tered upon her manifest at the Custom House.
We annex the semi. annual report of the Bank of
Missouri and branches for June, 1s45, A. and '4s,
showing the movement in each department at each Pc
Rod. There has been increase in all the leading
features.
STATE OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF Missouri AND
ITS BRANCHES.
Resources. Jane. ls45. June, lS47. June, lS4S.
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Markets..

ALBANY, August TO- Receipts within the past TWEEN
tyfour hours, 1900 barrels -four corn, 5000 bushels
Sales Of 1000 bbls flour made at 81 s71s to So
Corn in small supply; sales of 5000 bushels were
made at Csc. Whskey-Sales Of 40 bbls were made
at 22sc Sales OF 5000 bushels Of corn we're made tc
arrive within week ten days (nst Yellow at 5ec
No change in proyisione.
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Died,

on the 10th inst of scarana, JAMES EScLEs, son of
William and Cordelia Simonson, aged years, months
and rs days.
His friends and relatives respec tfully invited TO
attend MS funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the Of 26h street and I'd avenue without
furi her invitation.
on the sth inst, EpcAR CnAspLER, son Of VIM II.
Walton, aged months and II days.
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Honor TO whom Honor 10 due-We, the
uBderrgned old drivers the romp pe through broadway
thanks Mr. MURPHY
proprietor Of said line for his gentemanly conduct In coming
forward edaiey hearing II the strike among the other
lines aud If adequate compensation Tor our
services shi day) without hesitation We ain
eerely trust that the pube in general continue to sye him
liberal his generosity rchv des
OLD DRIVERS or THE TOMPKINS LINE
Soldiers Ciainss-We are heartily glad TO
advertisement in Of columns that
fellow citizen. lionel j. H. WOOD
behalf ~ the aud gallant
soldiers who the hard fought fields of Mexico
having filed the OF thr md their countys
glory soldier be that Colonel Wood will
VISTA Cerro Gordo and Cbepape TO 81 Wall street. aud
bespeak for you honet and honorable treatment.
Travellers, Ofiicers OF the Ar.ny and Navy
examine the subscribers which is the most extensive
and varied in the cy they made with strict regard to
quality and contain useful articles in the most compact FORM
G. SAUNDERS SON. No. 47 Broadway, coraer OF Liberty
street, ard 3e7 broadway.
The "RicheIieu" Diamond Pointed Gold
PENS sold by Z. WATSON co. No. 10 Wall street. the
best and cheapest pens Points warranted ve year
Gold Pens Gold of description Wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices. Gold PENS repaired.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Gste at Jones Ann street.
the Museum His best French Boots 81 co. second quality
from S. % to 81 Congress Boots, from IS % to s.
Wigs and TOupees-An Persons Wishing
superior Wig Scalp should fail TO call at BATCELORS
mandatory Wall before purchasing elsewhere and
see Wigs uneaualed for ghtncss natural
pearance and durability NBPvate rooms for fitting Wigs
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MARKETS I1LsEWRERE.
STOCK SALES.

I1nLArrirniA August l0fIrsf RogrdS2O0 Lehigh Scrip
Ej $40 WI kR Gs u, 79H; 100 Bank, ?3l 0 Sirard
Bnnk luG; slO War Bounty q5t SlGO Harrisburg 6s 50
3s 9Iig1y,asy A,s s,lls Ios 90 ea sing 200 state
700 Stae 30 1854 90 vii RR %, 7SM $50 Morris Canal
Sec "a ioaTe-2dO Y DE- tS. 04i 200 State 5s 1884
n keadus hk &c, ., ~ ego Ghad Bank l0s Afit STies
state 81. 7S1f -" -
Bo,TeN August o. Brok,s Roar1I0 Fitchburs Railroad
ls 20 Reading Railroad us 5000 Boston City 81 1883 Sd
". n Az fo"-.2 shares western kar nd g9s 9ga 81
0d9 Itn End MASSACHUSETTS, do si@f per sh 10 Nashua
and lNe 90 10 Per cent adv; do MNsss Cotton Mills tpsr
SHl cent? . do Exchange Bank g! per do New
hhgand 90 per cent tdv do 81 rchants do per alv
tGclusetts Railroad Eond, 81
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Married.

ON ,he oth last, at Grace church, by the Rev Hem
ry Dekoven, Mrs. MARTHA r. Rozzei1, of this city,
and NJ ALFRED MrNRor, of New Orleans.
On the iyth OF July in Christ church. Sag arbor, by
Rev T. H. Gardiner, JoHS l.. GARDINER, NJ. D., of
Bridgeaampton, to Miss MARY II. osnoRN of East
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

DrMrRAnA July lS-Businsss the past fortnight ha =
been very duh there has been cessation Of inn
ports hor The United States but the previous heavy
stocks IN hrst hands are butlitte reduced sales
have prem very limited and confined entirely to
tail There is slight advance 10 pork Goldfish is
Eetipg scarce, and the quality of what remains in
different cargo would folly bring quotations,
considerable advance in price. IT, weather con-
unues showery exports stu scarce and but little de-
ma nd for tonnage
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Meeting Of the Friends OF Ireland.

BUFFALO, August 10, 1913.
Mitchell, the brother of the Irish patriot, is here.
meeting of the friends of Ireland will be held
tonight, at which it is expected that Governor
Seward will preside.
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The Hudson Fay Company and the u.
Governmental he Facts.


The statements respecting the proposition OF the
Hudson Bay Company are mostly incorrect. The
truth is as follows -
BY the Oregon treaty, certain possessory rights
are reserved to the company south of the parallel
sf49 degrees; the free navigation of the Columbia
river is also reserved; the British government, in
the name of the company, has, through Mr.. Cramp-
ton, the British Charge proposed sell to this GO
yernment their possessory rights south of 40 de-
grees and also to dispose OF the free navigation Of
the Columbia, for the of one million of dollars.
Some of the Senators hearing of the proposition,
the Senate passed re solution calling for lnfor-
nation. The Secretary of State, in a commune
cation, laid before them the whole matter, but did
not as has been said advise the acceptance of the
proposition. He declared that, as adviser of the
President, he could not counsel its acceptance
without first sscertaiplng the value of the propri
ETY. of the property the British government pro-
poses to transfer; declaring, however, that if he
were IN the Senate, he should vote for the pur-
chase, as it would prevent the trouble and annoy
ance likely to arise from the joint navigation of
the Columbia. The agents of the Hudson's Bay
Company represent the property south of 40 as very
valuable. The truth appeprs to be, however, tina
it is of little account compared with the other right
proposed 10 be transferred.
Combinations, sc.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1915
The following gentlemen were confirmed as
Consuls by the Senate:-Hypohte Rogers, for
Nantz, vice Livingston, recalled; Thomas Sle-
mons, Matamoras.
The House, last night, passed the Light House
Bill, and were engaged in discussions of the
General Appropriation Bill. Numerous Senate
amendments were rejected.
The Senate agreed to take up the Oregon bill
The first thing this morning.
Genera Butler, &c.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, lS4S
General Butler started for the West this morn
ing.
The new French Minister, M. Poussin, was pre-
scented to the President yesterday.
Money f0r-Ireland.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1913.
The sum Of $1,000 was collected at the Irish
meeting, last night
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NaosT EXTRAORDINARY WoRK-To THE MARRIED

M OST EXTRAORDINARY NORK-TO THE MARRIED
Iva those plating marragcTle Married Womeus
irysie Medical Companion by d. A. NJ haunceau Sixth ed
utn. Price ST. ih Noa Msetng with most astounding sale,
t20 copies have already lctn disposed c Every female s
getting copy whether married unmarried although IL in
tended special Tor the married imp ant
Which should nc known 20 them particularly Here every female
the ympt0nS and The most efficient
dice and cor.an Ge c every For SALE Pc
Broadway the pubr, Office 100 Liberty street. New York;
ao Xieiar Il C.cslrut and Third Ph
delrba; Ltls Co., Albany; W.. r. Davis, Boston. On TIE
reeiptof 81 viii lie transmitted by mail Of uostave
aft parts United Stae All letters addressed
post paid Dr. A. NJ hAURiCEAU, box 22 New York city
i.r.. 'tf.nf sN.wNx aIrnQN
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR oy TIE aPRAcEIcAL PRIVATE

hK KALPII, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Treatise sc, s. Greenwich streetoce hours 9to ~ ~
~ Sunday oxepd) Those who apply in the early
stages will be surprised az the spdy and little inconvenience
attending their 1t is chiefly however hos who have s
epd from certain class people, Otherwise who can pro-
pery appreciate his services In structure from lis first or incl
pient its need and distressing uncou
advantages h. addition 20 extensive practice
complaint be can afford rapid esy and radical which,
he has ground FOR stating, obtained from other
in %
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bhy DueS Si"ans' Eae nsr Wis. vary rasar y n:
Ss1 ~ rs Dsa ray 81 VI. 4 0 L.
ks Mary Taylor Mr swlsitoa Perry, Mr. Warden; Mr. Law
conclude with The grand ieua,is Graa d 9i hia a
tai tain RAE Ss s Msy e 4@ So, ore, a. M w",ns Cap
menoe s7k O'Clock Boxes 2, sns Pin and Gallery li
NIBLo's-AsToa PLACE. sEoADwAy--FRrDAY
shaarea,n ecmed5 It win fe sfeicd his cseu ~ ass
S5 net T and NJ g a. ,he q
vaehs Mr. Dass9r, Mr. Shaw; Mr. aaele Miss r. ren Ma,
sIsKTsa %T esa,ed Die asRR9
Mr. yartenhoa caus NJ John elton; ar Abraham sen
mencnr at o' a@ st ?Sa eant before ~
RUKIohs THEATRE, cKAaBERs srREgr-sEvEFrT
- Of a. D. Maae.u-ftisy 9yenni Au A. mo Eoertain-
q JOtKo' THE BRAZLiAS APE~ioeIC MSn ass.s;
lernaIdez ~. Schmidt Cora NILE As'hhde after sheh.
SHAN AMoU al MoTe NJ. a"ysr; Rne Ddo
Dunn Lueia, Miss Chapman Alice. ME- saear ads
NTH new connie bale; rant9nac called TIE stuEas
rsmEon Vile Malde Drcsa Circle ard paraue,. = oen.
Curtain rises ata
CASTLE GARDEN-FRIDAY EVENING, Aue. i,-.l.L
~ :, reformed the admired draua of Nhr1LE0ys Old
f Nj hs'A sa nsvr, Mac N anse" Lady ba
% NlSa' Sf .:S% ls' e:
sSHi s sfs SSsy rhssfhr
s Sss S SasSss MRS naPs Eag MS
menoe al O'clock Admission IS cntsChdren half prce
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. BARNUx;
sYs s IN, At +.
superb tented Band Of Negro Singers bnncv most
hnvs Just from Boston and Other se
as of a Fairy Family %H Ln 1 s 9ns as
tuary Madam Roosevelt the Famous Fortune Teller may 10
e including MSm Psnass Of 20 @
dren under ten years OF ago and old enough to walk alone IN
% 81 say. s.s
the United States resnectiuy ~ their city
III nS IN s %
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popular S w w
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"A in n few days, the NoRAyIAN MiNsTREIS ta'ened
eSpS and ali in all r
dss Fansn iS Sasn sIsaf ss
ont EfSIss ssy
artists and acknowledged BY all heard them to be
the gr attest pu,ica wonders Of the Full particular viii
PANoRAMA OF TAYLoRs CAMrA,GN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms iO6 Broadway shows natural as life tho
Also gives correct views country towns cities &C. It is
li s ssnn,S panns ever ds Open night
terms No charge for descriptive pamphlets
SACRhD DIoRAMAsNow EXHIBITING AT THE
s S sSS ans
most MAGNIFICENT Spectacle witnessed in New York. will
as tine sS p.
he 81
Days Of the Creation exhibiting BY Of movable nsare
saSt
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sa % Of Ii tn ns %S
most as %nl scenic
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q a'e sa Ds s cf bsy
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a. En- part. ISos as
to Be as
sss drawing % q" sartsI IiS% h IKE snoPs Noa;
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bydiferent posta
PARK ThEArKE.-rnE sALooNs AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment let for Season, longeT
period required commencing about the first day of Sep
ons f S be lS Ss i srp
W. CORBYN, Barclay street
| NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW RoCHELLE-TnE sUBs9RT
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AZURE is still doubtful.
PHILADELPHIA, A

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10, 1913.
Dispatches from Raleigh say, that so far re-
Turns have been received, the wings have ma
,oriiy of from four to six in the House of Com
mons. Manly is probably elected by 1000 majo-
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Money fOr>IrelanO

BALTIMORE, August 10, lS4S
The sum of $1,000 was collected at the Irish
meeting, last night
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A TREATISE on DISEASES OF rus SEXUAL SYSTEM

a IktATISE On DISEASES OF THE SENUAT SYsTEW.
IN adapted Popular and Professional Reading and the no.
sitter f9uaohsry By Edward H. ps'n 275 pages Sth
dillon 81 Also, Woman and her Diseases pages an ei
ton price 81 % From the Evening Post -" Dixon pu-
pill ofDr Mott e inventor Of number OF valuable sra
instruments and Practitioner Of eighteen years standng lis
books are written with great dceaey and care with apps
rent desire 20 communicate truth
nestnes From the New York Journal of Medicine and Cola
eIa sscnce&-lt written In clear nervous style and is cal
cuaed rs We think TO d, much good The descriptions
accurately drawn, ard tho remedial udcous The
pTacner will had 10 aboundng in valuable hints and the
neral reader will useful cautions and
tory warming From the Boston Medical aud Surgical Journal
Dr Dixon has written much and well various branches
surgery his book shows thorough acquaintance with modern
practices and he has secured attention 70 In the
umenn art that few writers Structure Gonorhma S
pills Varieoeelc ydrccele and fistua are particularly well
treated Of The authors Acknowledged originality and thorough
devotion 20 the rational principles OF medicine and his ingenuity
under trying surgical stamp II with more than
dpaTy In ereet," Tor sale By CHARLES III. RING
Corner Of John st. AID Broadway
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General Butler. &c,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, lS4S
General Butler started for the West this morn
ing.
The new French Minister, NJ. Poussin, was pre-
scented to the President yesterday
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A MusICAL WONDER-WILL ARRIVE From EUROPE
IA in few days. the AORAVIAN MiNSTREIS II tn 'ented
company Of vocaists whose performances in all
capnls and all principal cities Great created
the u!m It aonishment and delight Fraulien IOsaney
principal vocalist 81 the troupe has through
out Europe the only val Jenny Lind Moravan Mn
Is have received the highest honors that on
artists and acknowledged by all who to be
the attest mutica wonders Of the age Full particular will be
z thor arrival - y
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NTU1ICE-OFFICE OF the ROCKLAND CEMErE ~, I'D
~ Broadway OF Maiden Lane (up siars yhsro
orders III be received from ~ to4 NJ, for ;he purchs.
OF riots for ntemens Fam and rround
ready Tor dis.ribaon At other than Off tou orders
will be received at TO- 233 Wooster street.
WILLIAM ARCHER sun.
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s6VNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING'--MONDAY
Evening, August 7th and every Evening during the
Week-socety Library Rooms 3iS Broadway, corner
streetCAMPBELLS MINSTRkS the Oldest original Band in
the United States respectfully their eitv
from highly successful tour in the East where Concerts
have been attended by the fashionable CITY thew
have had the honor Of visiting and have with patronage
throughout the Eastern cities Unprecedented any GEM
pany Of musicians will have the pleasure
Of their isi%able and hshly popular Musical
August 7th when they will introduce varied programme en-
bracng the ost popular pieces Ethiopian Melody
Songs Dances &c. that original with Doors
open att to commence ats o'clock. Admission cents
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Soldiers, cin,n,s-yye nre heartily glad to
Travellers, Officer. OF the ARMY aud Navy

The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Gse at Jones IA Ann street.
the Museum. His best French Boots 81 S0 second quality
from S. 30 to 81; Congress Boots, from So 30 to S.
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DARK THEATRE.-rNE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment let for Season, longer
period required commencing about the first day Of Sep
TENDER next Unbeatable security will be required The cond
tons under which they be let be on sppt
| cation between 10 and AZ at the Office Of
| W. CORRYN, Barclay strset
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMrAiGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms f06 Broadway shows as life tho
Marches and Battles fought by Cen Taylor IL
the most beautiful painting Open every night at
o'clock Admission, rs Schools admitted on
terms. No charge for descriptive pampheta
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| nIfICE TiiE NEW YORK FIkEAND MAINE IN
" Company. New York August 3d. lslS DIVIDEND
The Board Of Directors have this dly declared dividend tea
Ter the last six months Iay demand Al the o 60
| Of the CON Iany, No. ~ Wall street ID. uHDERuiLL
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCuELLE-THE SUBsgRT
~ her begs leave to inform his friends public
rally that he has had recently Of his
They are located the frs. and second floors
and them opposite oo and
let to genoel families accommodating te-ma Also
for horses and carriages Transient company can always
depend being well accommodated particular
nifh
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A GOOD CHANCE TO ANY PERSON WISHING FIRST
rte ahlhment in the love. part Of the city owner
being in other business will sell for cash, exchange
pTopry large Billiard Saloon with three four Tables Bar
aud fixtures at moderate price, apply in the establishment,
No. so Nassau street. or 70 ). Il. SrUUVENElA
Wine Merchant, No. 40 John street.
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uUsr puELIsuED-pR. BOsrwICK's GRE

~ and Lectures Veneea and other affections Of the Ui
nary Organs $50 This Is tho complete rae.
the kind issued press tain
thsysoyen eoled engmvings which dencae this class Of
diseases n.mitaby IL also cJntaos forty enirvings
equally we'll exccutcd and everything about the modern
treatment of these diseases has tecn carefully recorded aud all
the approved srpions formulas been gven
Fos fae he office publication Broadway and OF tic
author 5Uf Broadway. Price $40 Also DR. b. work On self
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