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ASSURANCES.

OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
" pany No. 6r Wall street, New York-This Co,,na-,
vths full capital and large surplus securely invested are
prepared 70 eject assurances against Less and
Fire on All descriptions ~ Property Also Inland
cation ksks, favorable similar
IN this city. All loses promptly adjusted a.d paid
Ihones Ihorne Martin Hoffman, Andrew n. Mslsk
bn Van Boekerck, John J. nerriek. W m Jacobs
Gilbert psxs. Em Var Wyek Philip Burrowes.
Jq.n ne.ler. rBos. W. THossE, Presidsnt.
W {, EpiLcoe. Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.


-NNNN~NNNNNNNN>N'N
CENTREYILLE COURSE-TROTTING.--P PURSE $50
~ two mile heats in harness. free for horses that never
parse 500.
Also Purse $50 mile heats, best three in ve IN harness.
free for all horses that hat amount
to close Saturday July H. by 10 o'clock
make field in eachtwo to start to make To come
of August 3. JOEL CONKIIN Proprietor.
1JARLEM PARK, TRoTTING-TBIS DAY AT HALF
past three O'Clock, will eft purse SIS mile
heats best three in Ave, in harness Noaine enters
Delaware Maid; G. Vermillia enters Msnhassett
Maid Isaac Woodruff enters m Fanny; DAVID kehoe en-
tiers s. x. Wexford Boy.a W. FoNNER, Proprietor
Two DAYS TROTTING.-lsTH AND 20TH JULY
Hunting Park Course Two largest trotting purses ever
given In the werd Great sport anticipated OF
purses 81 600 "Wednesday, July s o'clock NJ pur.e
$500 mile heats best three in i've saddle
csntend the three fastest in the world d. Bryant
T. m. Lady Sufolf of New York; q. W Young enters a
Zachary Taylor of Phiadephis John HcArde enters ~
Mac of Albany Last fall in Philadelphia Zachary Tayor
end Grey Eagle matched for s2d ma de was
first heat 2s2 second, z3l third, 2S3 fourth 2S The
match by Zachary TAYLOR. This spring in Boson
Lady Suffolk and Mac contendd for purse The time ADD
asopshed all sporting The time was-frst heat
second, POO third 2: fourth 29 The was won Nv
Mac The above TO show that they
Of the world to saddle Friday July purse SjoO
mile heats best three in in ryaut
q Lady Suffolk; j. Woodruff enters b. Lady sutton
John Case enters m Lady Moscow o. Dimmick enters h.
Jack Rooster; VIM. Whelan enters b. H. Pelham The
above horses have shown the hest time
EDWARD EASTMAN, Proprietor.
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pete assortment Of Dressing Cases Fancy Cutlery, F.rt
kcnnses and all articles belonging 70 the toilet at the sub
scrters stores M and 3 Broadway. The Dressing Cases
made OF the most durable material each pattern
ing tiees Of convenient dte aud real utility, in the most
compact FORM warranted TO perform the duties for which
they seyerally designed @. SAUNDERS N SON, lz
broadway, teor Of Liberty st.,D and $50 Broadway.
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V,wo DAYS rRoTTING.-lsTU AND 2orU LILY
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF HEALTH -NOTICE.-AT A MEETING or
- the Sanitssy Committee of the Board Of Health held
July Eth, 1892 the following resolution adopted -
Resolved That all Physicians pursuant to the law, AZ
the State Of New York may have cccsoa report
and deaths by Choera alone be and
most earnestly requested state in their reports the nsm.
ser are residenee occupation, End particularly their
Of nativity.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman
ROBERT r. HAWS,
ALEX. II. SCHULTZ
CHARLES WEBB. Sanitary Comnitt.s
GEORGE II. FRANKLIN ) ofts
EDWIN b. MORGAN, Board of iisal,b
ROBERT A. SANDS
JACOB y. OAKLEY
O. W. STJRTEyANT
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MELANCHOLY CAsrALTY.-On the 9Th, party Of
young men, numbering fourteen, belonging in
Dexter, Me, went over 10 Newport pond on a
cartridges with them, for the purpose ST firing off
cannon they had with them. The cartridges were
placed IN a box between two seats On which they
were sitting. On their return, they were amusing
themselves by firing of squibs and India crackers,
when by tos1c unfortunate carelessness the
part Of some one OF the party, the fire commu-
nIcated To the loose powder among the cartridges
IN the box, and IN an instant an explosion took
place, which horribly mutilated three, and severely
burnt three others OF the five young men who
were injured, four were the eldest sons Of four
brothers, named Abbott.-Bangor (le) Uhig,
.JpIU 10.
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Booti At Governor loungr opposite Office. French
calf tewed Boots 50 co. usually 81 aud So fine calf 81 -
usually 81 80 in other cheap Gaiters Shoes Slippers
ec In proportion. Boots Shoes aiters &c made 70 order
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raj, conceded by the fsculty that the frequent
Of the tepid bath forms protection against cholera To
obtain this desirable luxury in such times the admirably
ranged establishment OF o. Rabneau the Asor Irving
and Carlton Houses we'll as his hot and cold
a Debrosss street, present advantages not sxssd in any
part Of Europe.
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OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.
New York July ,2th l19-supplies Of bard Wood for
the Aims Honse-sealed proposals will be received the
Goyrnors at their Office In the Part RotundA until
Of the 18th inst for supplying tor the Of the House.
zoo cords Of good sound Southern New Jersey North
River white oak wood Of lS solid feet to the cord The
wood TO be delivered on wharf wharves in New
York and at any wharf wharves Biaokve ellis asd
Randss Island When notified free Of all and 70 be
subject to the inspection Of competent for
that purpose BY the Govsrnor whose decision quality
aud quantity shall be final Any inform that NAV be
required will DO given on application at this once
s. DRAPER Presdeut.
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LIST quality Slippers Ties and Bu.kns at and 10 shngs
I'd quality Slippers Ties at g. and Buskins shngs
per pair together with complete assortment % ladies'
Misses and Chdrcns Cater Boots and Shoes Of all kinds,
suitable for persons going in the county A. vIrRs
Ia Canal street. between rhsm,son and Lsurens sta
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS. UNDER THE
proposals published the 2st u, for the sale
S0 Of the Mortgage and Convertible Bonds OF the
rsny kSvp have been sold at for aud
propOruonae price for sir subject
cent mailing together with formerly
the cum OF 81 20 go 81 the S3U authorised W law
Issued. The Board prevented
tone for the remaining OF 81 10000 owing rights
reserved TO the purchasers Of the first s6 that
ton rendering uncertain what could be
for Notice Is therefore, hereby that after
instant the Board will hold themselves AZ liberty enter
tain ssd act propositions for the purchase OF the whole
Of the said remaining Of s7c OF the said bonds
the terms and conditions Of the advertisement of the
ult the periods for taking and paying sane or
for such part thereof may Be engaged before
period BY the holders OF said
holders hereby expressly notified hat IL they do
Themselves OF the privilege Of thus engaging their
proportions in the said Of sl7nts, before
18th instant their rights under said receipts will be ssnsd
cred terminated. J. n HOPKINS. Treasurer
New York. July 3, lso.
OFFICE or TDE AUBpRN AND ROCHESTER r. r.
" Co.. Csnandsisua 10th June lsf9A Semi nsusl Di-
vdsnd per cent the capital stock Of this
has this day been declared payable 10 the Stockholders
the st day Of August NEXT out 81 the PROFITS Of the
rent sir months ending that day Stockholders will
eeve their Dividends where their registered witt
81 the Bank Of the State Of New York. IN. City Of New
York At the Office Of Messrs J. Thayer Brother In
Boston and ct the once Of the Treasurer In this The
Transfer Books will Ne closed for previous TO the
fret day Of Apsnst next CHAs. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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limited TRADE SOCIETY OF JoURNEYNEN SAIL
mafers-To the Trade At meeting Of this ocey held
a. the corner Of Grand and Elizabeth streets July H. is40
the following preamble and resolutions
adopted; heress The time has arrived when decided
stand must be taken TO protect trade for the Wedge Of
We have 'psn six or seven years Of youthful days
TO acquire with hs reasonable expectation OF realizing
henss. iiysiiheo Cd thereby apparent all that
rst. are rot invaded for the pas, few years
TO srre, this evil that has been upon u.s.
uutl II has keeone formidable fothe eli which IL
mcst BY all This evil the continued Increased
hunter ~ toys Apprentices In this city There about
hundred and dependent upon trade
Tor support Of which number fifty work in
e county shieh leaves one hundred and
employed in THE city, ann we ind at moderate
sSn one hunsred and seventy Ave boys. leaving balance
IN Their ayor oftweny i've IL 10 Obvious every reflect
Ing %,pd hs, viii give the sulee, q, due that
useless e. the jenrneymsp q This city With reasonable
for the above lumber q mem but az the the
trade that never VIII be realized but continue
wore Believing that reasonable reduction Of boys will
sdvsptseens TO the rade In general and with hope
there va" cheerful GO, operation In this most needfu
WI y.rs IN The employ Of any employer employers
,sme time three boys BE further Received
luton shall take eject on and after Thurday July a. Is
and be published In two papers, as the COMMITTEES
may Select
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work which has attracted such vide and marned
ameng both physicians and laymep 10 destined TO create
scmpete revolution in the method % treating certain dis
cases. heretofore little Understood wretchedly
pssed BY ignorance and empcism They deprived
sf their srrcrs See extract from The Boston Medical ysur-
Aal IN aaethereolump.
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merated. :. .a5s5,52s 4o46l4 Ds~as6I lssa56i7
The exports of foreign and colonial produce show
increase Of coffee silk piece goods, window glass ind-
go, embroidery, guano, hides, and leather; copper,
steel and speter; palm OIL nut, opium raw silk
spices, rum bcandy. and geneva; raw and refined
sugar, tea tobacco, wine wool aud woollen manuac-
lures; while there is decrease in cocoa cotton yarn
lac dye, logwood, quicksilver, and rice.
Compared with the corresponding month of last year,
the exports show increase of f459Os6 and on the
fret four months of this year there has been an ia.
crease of f1,5967s6. The revolutions Of last year
caused serious diminution in the export trade OF
Great Britain and the parson therefore is not so
fair as 1t is favorable. Taking into consideration the
still disturbed state of the Continent the dra
experienced by the blockade of the Ebe the
present avery encouraging state of the export trade
Compared with ls47 the year before the revolutions,
the returns this year show improvement of fs7s67s
The value OF British products exported during the first
four months Of 1877 ZIG s69 1885, els
1saQ SID SAG
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Col. James Duncan, u. =. A.-sevcraI very
nne Dsuerreotyre Lhen,ssee Of the lae Col Duncan
Army With many other dsn guished individuals cv and
military may be seen at BRADYs ROOMS,
Dos and T Broadway, cor. Of Fulton street
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DARNuM.s AMERICAN MusEuM-p ~ RAnNnM

pARNUMS AMERICAN bUSEUM-P. 7. BARNUW,
- Manager and Proprietor; Greenwood Jr Assstan
Splendid performances in the afternoon and
evening The Lump Of Cold weighing
and brought from California by Lieut. Bea has been
gagged for this week Sgnor Bz the Magician and ven-
troquist appears at each entertainment The farce
Sasher and Crasher will be enacted each
Also engaged Mr. Jerry Merryhed Miss Barton STAN
hope Miss est Mr. Chapman NJ COPELAND and Mr. Clarke.
acoIda enormous kattesuake Wax Scripture Satuary
Admission to the whole IS cents Children 10 years.
12x cents.
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this sud the hooi inhabitants Of the city Of New
York that Boots Shoes. and Caters which challenge
potion with The world be obtained Exceedingly
cheap prices, at JONES'S u Ann street.
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rASTLE GARDEN.-FRIDAY EVENING. JULY IL.
~ Fifth week Of the trumphautly successful SUMNER
FETES!! Extraordinary attractions seec;iOns from the
celebrated italian and French Operas, performed
nv newly organized Orchestra Of FORTY PERFORM
ERS comprising the first Instrumental talent in the
Try to be led by Mr. George Loder During THE BALL,
the whole OF the Powerful Orchestra will perform a
variety cf tie latest aud most fashionable Cotillons
Naltzes Polkas, &c. Positively
of the weather Doors at o. concert to
precisely. Tickets Is cents each.
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Pens sold xcusivey by Savage ~ FULTON street. are
invariably warranted 90 wear i've years s. has
tensve assortment % fine Gold and silver Watches Of all
che most celebrated makers for sale low for cash
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EXCUN SIONS.

N>NNN>NNNNNNNN-NNNNNNNN
ExCURsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKS. EVERY
VIII foot soa
Grand per No. H. a. o fsrs so ma
each way.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE rIsuINGDANKs, FARE
Sunday July 49, as foows-fcot of Robinson street
SSsnd s;.s Per ' iEs' c''Aa'n'
OPPosIrIoT FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
1ssss riis s's cap
William H. Mellen, will leave the steamboat pier
:s: on F9 XII sss ssGs ;.i.a " tho
| WANTS A sITUATION-A YOUNG GIRL. TO DO THU
ne al ,Ss small private OBJ
yen-Ipqure a. 80 Thirteenth between 5th aud 9th
WANTED TO BIRE-A DwELLING-HoUsE; PRE-
W ferriDg it furnished Broadway. neither
above Fourth St below vesey Address 81
WANTED-A CLERK IN A CRockERY STORE, IN
and Earthenwars Bussess both wholesale and retail and
Address b. at The Office of this with
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as Chsmsermaid or to do general
homework coed cook, aud under stands washing
given Please .daI.. nots 10 .aS scs o this
WANTED-BY A REsrEcTABLg PROTESTANT
w middle aged woman, situation. She Is a rood Cook
ny m%s the best Of es sSa s''s ,iss % one
in the country. Please call at 10 hstt street.
WANTS SITUATION. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
Who understands baking cooking aud washing Could
take charge Of small dairy IN the country Coed reference
At ~ City Hall Place.
VNANTED-A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS GENE
raj house work: must good washer and iroaer and
plain cook willing to make herself useful None need
sppy bs, these VIII. understand their VII. can
give good reference as to character Enquire at No I
bleseker street. near Carrnine.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
be SSSps si; p51s would
No objection to travel with family Beat city reference
can be given Please address h. 4 Mott street, doors
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL.
or to do chamber work Has objection 60 coun-
wy Can give the best Of city reference Can be
A FARMER WANTED, IN A PROFITABLE MANU-
"A featuring business, with acaoitai Of Slev oae
reereBce given aud required Address, Oh Herald Office.
A YOUNG WOMAN, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM
FRANCE. wishes TO obtain situation . respectable
family, lsundrcss aud nending herself
useful in the family and tate Of children Good REFER
snee can be siven. Enquire at 1855 Franklin street
A FRLNCH LADY, WHO CAN GIVE TUE BEST RE-
private family. She understands English and can ri les
son. in drawing and in the rudments Of Address
II. n, Herald Office.
BOARD WANTED. BY A FRENCH LADY IN RE-
where make herself at home Terms mode
The location be between yssy and Franklin 81
Reference exchanged Address ~ A., at shis shse.
FOR SALE.
A VERY HANDSOME WELL MATCHED SPAN OF
theya rel hand and hail.
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BENJAMIN v. WILSON, President.
DAVID N. HOLLY, vice-Fresident'
NICHOLAS POWELL, Secretary.
JAMES II. LENT. Treasurer

NICHOLAS POWELL, Secretary
JANIS y. LENT Treasurer.
THE ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT OF ST. Johns
18Th an Tie friends % ns,Soa are rsspsssulls
Train, viii leave The City Hall at u and o'cloet
EuEltkA Lopez NO: u. 10. OF 9. r.-rh. member,
nee,ips At tie Lodre roo ee 70 s,ssa special
oeoeh 70 attend the fanersi Of brother Da-
JoHs wrrDrs. Secretary. w.
Morris CANAL AND BANNING coxPANY-No-
.hres har,. q preferred stock % said Company
81 ias 'Trr:%;' ". he 5.
w July nsn, ' "scS o' X. q ss SSp
on TIE oet books Of sSe on the ss Of Js i9d ing
ssn, when the stock books The Coopsny will be cfosed)
y. sr;, .hr,. Gay. from The opening Of sa rdsr
n pevcrAn, Cashier pro- tenn. anu BANKING Co.
Dated Jersey CITY. 9th July. 1892
THE RESIDENTS OF THE LOWER FART or rue
Tyelfh yard are rsqust.d To- assemble this msrnins,
T Sy he , ls a. e lee A. ~ o. r. ,,hoo house
the purres Of atng such steps as they may think
ful mslady With which We sfiistsd'
HOTELS, sc.
DAvILIoN. oUILroRD PeINT-THrs wELL-KNowN
PsSsons rsn .oy orsn f'r the rsss9oa Of e.r
tss ,ps sea food win sns pleasant hs1a
ven for Guierd Point. on the arrival Of the ears.
GvILronp, Cenr- July 10, is4g. Y. HUNT.
ITO NEW yoRKERs-PERsoNs VISITING puIrA
delrhis who may wish to stay only short time will
Ind pleasant sleeping and meals private
room at all hours by calling the Bsrnum Hotel North
East cerner Of Seventh and SAMSON streets.
BROADWAY BoTEL.-sTRANGERs VISITING tue
- city particularly directed 10 this truly pleasant and
healthy located hotel being opposite the Park
With that beautiful COLLEGE Green In the in the
sate vicinity of all the places Of busipess
chords TO those visiting this city adv sntages than
hsps ar y other hotel smopt us Call and see.
BATHING, LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY.
~ toorers HoelThis establishment the largest In
place Kept by the subscriber for The last years
recently been enlarged and thoroughly repaired will
oTen Tor yers ON the 18th Of July No effort will be spared
70 make all comfortable who favor him with call
SAMUEL COOPER, Proprietor
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TYR. ELLIOTT ocgLrsT, SIS BROADWAY, INFORMS
~ his friends and patients, that, during the summer
months his once hours will be from 10Y " ~ o'clock Man
days Wednesdays. and Fridays Dr. win attend 10 ths
POOR ss usual. after o'clock on the above DAYS.
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rI,uE MARRIEp wOMAN's PRIYATE MEpIcAI NOV

FU'UE MANNED NOhANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon by Dr. NJ Maur,ceau, Professor OF Diseases Of
Women sixth editi.n. lsmo- PIP 20. Price 81. 5000
ocpies sold in sir m0nths.
Years ofunerng Of physical and mental anguish 70 many
an shee onate wife, and recunisry the
might have been spared thousands poor would
joyed competence thousands broken in health wsud
have enjoyed IT, hundreds their been st
by timely possession Of this work.
s intended especially fer the married those cone-
plating marriage, ss ~ dscloses important which
should be known 10 them particu lary.
To those whose health does not permit Of an increas Of IA
mily 10 10 OF especial importance.
Here alec, every femse-,he wife, the mother the
either budding into womanho0d the in the decline Of
yars IN whom nature contemplated an importsn change
can decOverthe causes symptoms and se most Efficient
inches and meet certain mode Ofeure in every complaint
which her ser lie subject.
For sale at ,22 at the Pubishne oe. I9
Liberty street, n. VI Little Co., Albany W r. Davis.
BOSTON, v. b. Peterson, ~ Chestnut street. Phiiadephia
william Taylor Co, baltimore; j. n. Rouseon New Or
leans; j. n. C'sibedge, sssannah.
On the receipt Of 81 will be transmitted BY mai
free q posaye 20 any part The United States AIe,ers
must be addressed, post paid to DR.. A.
LIZ. New loLk eL.y. Once ~ Liberty streeA
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hk RAIPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on
- the nature symptoms, progress
and care 1.-THE genits organs maurbsos stree
ture diseases resembling yenerea siyen other
keke adapted to every individual o. both THIS
the only truly useful work the subject, written plain
language the recipes Tor all medicine faithfully given Is
ntendtd 20 be Practically useful 70 Ia every place
9th edition, 3i2 Price 81
Greenwi ch street mailed free by post Cay c. pub
lishsrs. i3 nj street.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
WIN be sold az private sale that large and convenient
Dwelling osse and Lot the late residence Of Charles
bee Esg deceased This property situate State street.
In the city Of Trenton with front Of about
feet the street. view Of the
and opposite 20 the State House The
fhileo with shrubbery and 81 30 wrowth
ue best and most improved condition. and present
tsv 10, or Er,vss rs.dsncs For
New Jersey.
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MIsCELLANEeus.

GREEN TURTLE.-REuREN BUM WILL SERVE or
~ this day. At the Ruby, t3 Grand street. Broadway
me Green Turtle ~ SOUP steaks and CAapash Ready
II ceck, A.. n. until II T.. N. Families supplied.
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nRn. BosTwIcK on vENEREAL. AND

- on DISEASES ~ The Urinary Author q Com
re Practical WORK on the Nature and Treatment sf ysne
real Diseases Structure and all diseases of
Vuarto ~ splendid plates Second Edition. Bsract from
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journa"t be said
fearessy, TO be equal to Records Actions
same family diseases and far superior 10 thing o. the
Mind ever pnblshein this country Pric. SO Author
vork on Seminal s-ns lmpotoncy &c. caused by So
ary Vice Third Edition. II plates Price 81 For sale
az the Publsher sringer Townsend ga and
by the Author. 5Of Broadway.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TILE "PRAcTIcAL PR.

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
vase Treatise &c. - Gresnveh s,rees-ocies hours,
70 A. NJ ,ogPh tsundsys excepted t-Thosa who at-
Ply IN the early stages whi be suprsed At the rspdy
htte sconvenence attending their cure is oheny ho~
ever, those who have suffered from eertnn people
who cas- properly appreciate his services In structure
It's trst incpisnt TO tie advanced and
stasee iron uncommon advantages and very extensive
practice he can afford rapid snd radical which,
In America. " - -
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"A kAhE tHANtE.-EOE SALE THE STOCK. FIX
"A tures, aud interest," Of profitable establishment now
In tourishng state; of capital but
from two TO three thousand dollars be made every year
The on the present proprietor wishing
place rs that he int pds leaving the Terms easv For
particulars address Pavilion Herald Office.
EOR sAIE-oYSTER SALOON AND EAR CONTAIN
ing saloon and two private rooms. kitchen and vault
with prt ate entrance, including the furniture and
lease Tor three from May the first. Rent $50 per
The rent raid TIL the st 81 Sepeber
price Apply to hesr GOtsberssr. No n Centre
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s2,662,+37 s3,s625O5
The Suspended debt, anticipated in the last
report, has been reduced within the past year. to
comparatively small compass. The amount to the
debit Of that account proper at the present time is
s77,65o II.
The profits realised for the year aft or deduct
ing current charges and expenses, amounts
%
From this amount, two semi annual divi-
dends Of per cent, each, with an extra d.
dend Of per cent for the last six months
have been declared, amounting to. 80. 252 s6l 90