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TIE NEW-YORK HORSE nARKET.

n is market still continues doing Winter business.
that t. making bat few sales, and having but very
small stock OF horses in market good many horses
are reported down the Hudson River road but the
most Of them appear 10 be for private account but
a mall number have come into the stables n Twenty
fourth street. Several small lots have lately arrived
from Pennsylvania and Ohio hut Western horses have
not yet generally come forward. Owners are waiting
for Spring 10 open. Ii their stock here it would
not sell while the thermometer il at zero. During
some Of the pleasant DAYS last week there
animation in the market; q good many persons were
looking al and pricing horses but held of from buying
because they were held, "a they thought, too high.
From what We have seeB we are inclined to think
that asking prices are s5 to s35 head higher than
last Spring for good work-horscs.
1t is very Difficult. thing TO quote the price Of
horses understandugly; the following however, will
give some idea, particularly where known:
a lot Of horses bought in Richland County,
Ohio, by John c. Garrison, Of MOrris County y. j.,
and part Of them sold last week at Posts stable
follows
a handsome weu-buit, strong, bay horse, gelding,
good for city any kind Of farm work, ycays old
and 10 hands high, sold for s22j.
Another Of same color, hight, and general de,crip-
ton, years old, sold for the price.
\ black geding, years old, III hands high, and
not very sont built but good workhorse for light
plow wagon, and pretty good looking, sold for s7J.
A brown geldng OF stronger make 10 hands high,
and good work horse but years DID, sold for $40.
For a handsome welbuilt, clcan-lmbcd sonel
gcldiDg, l6 hands high years DID, kind aud strong,
the owner was offered $780, but refused.
He also refused SOS for a very snug well -put-up
black 10 hands 5years old, becausc he was Of
pair which he held at $3.50.
As as this awful cold weather gives way to
genial Spring, we expect to see lively time in The
hnrke lnnlkct
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TIfE EUDORh MYSTERY y.
CORONER'S INVESTIGATION.

Tic inv estgatiOn upon the body found Saturday
afternoon, and supposed to be that of VIM. Palmer,
Captain of the Eudora Imogne, was commenced yes
terday afternoon before Coroner Hanford at the old
City Hall, in the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
Metsrs. X. w. Allen Jas. RcntOn G. Arcularius, Jas
Fitzinger, Geo. &. Whalen and Joseph X. Howell
were sworn in Jurors.
Henry Boyd testified that on Saturday afternOo,
that be and another boy, named Keenan,, discovered
bag in the water foot of North Second street they
pulled it the shore and ripped it open, when they
discovered the body Of man, and Immediately in
formed policeman of the fact the bag sewed
up with white cord; he did not notice any holes OF
lps in the sack piece of inda-rubber cloth was
under the head and tho knees were drawn up toward
the face and tied in that position with strips Of factory
CLOTH
Dr. Schopps, sworn-I am physician and surgeon;
| made a pOt.mOrtem examination this morning on
the body of man lying at the old cells; he measures
five feet two inches, and should think he measured
about five feet four inches when alive the body il in
very great state of decomposition and presents the
appearance Of having been exposed to fire af DEATH
found fracture Of the skull, aud signs of violence
| it, there were Commissions on the scalp, probably
caused by beating against stones in the water then
examined q wound on the night side oi the neck, ana
found obQue nCisiOn OF three four iacncs; from
that wound pTorudcd the carotid artery the sheath OF
which had been opened, and the artery tied with a
| common tow string; the artery was partly divided
above the lcaturc, removed about three inches of
the artery and found that the wound extended deeper
and divided the fifth and sixth vercbre Of the neck,
| but did not touch the spinal marrow this wound
! was sufficient TO death the wound must
| have been made with long, sharp-pointed
| instrument, and the man must have been
quiet for the ncsiou to have been made smooth as
was; the wound appears as if it had been made by
| q medical man or student; | think the gature was
tied before the artery severed from the fact that
there was very little blood about the wound; found
| no evidences to show whether these wounds were
made before after DEATH my impression Il, If the
body exposed TO fire, IT after death the per
son must have been perfectly still when the incson
was made and the artery tied should suppose he was
rather small man, and not robust my general i'm
ION 10 that the tying of the artery has been since
death II is not customary for medical student to dis
| posc Of bodies by throwing them in tue river.
As there were no other witnesses present, the in
vcstigation was adjourned over until this afternoon,
when it u expected some of the friends of Capt.
Palmer from Deep River, will be present and will be
able TO identify the body, should it be his.
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PURLLC MEETINGS.

,,,~curyS NETTING IN THE PARK
odvertisemen. appeared IA yesterday morning
r;,,,, pnon workiI omen 10 meet m tue PHk
I'f''' s;,red law W.. GLAND BocRSE. At that
-, ooo assembled ON the steps OF the City
~ ,,,oo,irg vns organized With Carries Smith
H-' ord l,eni Price as Secretary Mr.. smith
,.I.u - the meeting and a long string Of rcso-
- NJ. smith then proceeded to make speech
a"V. =. ,be contract system, and in favor of hav-
- Inspector of Weigbts and Measures. Ho
,-s,rSed by offering rcso. itiohs appointing mIiSe
cVhc'" - and VIM. Arhuthnot a committee - me-
P'IY re- the Common Council TO pay laDOrcr. work
ing for the CO'l''''''''
WI. NJ PRIcE was reading his resolutions NJ
and bis party, who had been at tue expense Of
a.. .,opds appearcd and took possession Of the warm
~, ON he west ride Of the steps Of the C-y Hail.
nv were Escorted by Dodwor;h's Band, fifteen
.,ces The united cTcrs Of the two par'ies attracted
J, ,h;a time nearly 300 spectators. After some line
.rsic Mr.. BOURNE mounted stand and CH.s. r..
TIIYpV was appointed President Of the meeting.
Noah Vorrel An brew j. Case, John W. Thompson,
John Pral ami Thos. D. Setsoo, Wee Pfe'idenis ana
nm. GLAND BORNE and VIM. Michel, Secretaries.
H. B0uRSE then read the call and very long adj
ore,s 10 the Workngmen OF the United states, adVo
eating his iavorte tariff doctrines. Atter whcA,
Me.sIr Bourne and Marshall were opPonted 70 carry
The memorial % COngrcss, and theh 'uIc was Payou
aud this meeting Adjourned
Meantime. IRA Is. DAVIS had commenced TO al
dress the other meeting which was all the while much
tLe largest the necessity Of harmony and of labor
b ~ become propucior Of tue sol.
4 crazy man. with sprctacles and Il snuii-coor hat.
soon drew away a considerable portion OF bis auditor,
and be retired. The Ialy man, German, in fright
fully oslocated English, made long speech, OF wnich
notbing could be understood except that ne was op-
posed 10 the Maine Liquor Law.
When Mr.. Davis retired, Capt. RYsDERs came
dong, and was loudly called upon to speak. He said
le was sick. lie was pressed by the President Nj.
CHARLES SMITH. He answered tina. he would not say
mi, was all "A hunbug, but there were thousands OF
men who would ION in such a thing who would not
give a cent 10 a working maa.
This meeting then appointed Aessrs. Price, Nc
Carthy and CONNIE rford committee TO memorable
Congress on the subject Of Mr.. Price sresoutOns and
adjourned. Whereupon the 300 quietly dispersed.
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, March l0.-Ald. ISAAC o. BARATR IN the
Char.
Report Of he Chiet Of POl'ce.-rhe Mayor hans-
rttsa the Semi Annual RopO- Of the Chief OF Police from
uly To Dee u 1850 Tie effective force consists o = Cap
tsuS 81 Leueuants 81 Sergoeuts AZ Pocsmen-'oa lU'
The number OF made the above period for ysTo IS
ofeuses including draukonue AID vsgraEcy o'yl TAe
ycport ~ ordered 10 be printed
Lac Departmeat.-A communication was received
from g. Sheppard Counsc tho Corporation uit'Ang
N accordance wiki resolution OF the Boeri 70 rs-c
money aud appoint Tor the bullg O. lie he"
CIV fall Referred 10 Committee on fusuce
IRON the Counsel to the Corporation ihst on eIaln
M the ordinances. relating contacts with The CoFpo-aou
80 has satisfied himself tha additional securities n Esgd1
contracts should BE- provided by imposing anon lc BEADS OF
departments the necessity OF examining those person, who
are about 20 enter Into contracts o. become counties ior he
Performance Of under oath the good fen the pro
IosAls sulcency OF tie security A. prosenf d.
llici, and no ctc ~ Tor INf
will lie though they be wholly and co4rcpty Il
The evil however, be b. our action an
have therefore made ds Of bill winch aeon 'stes TINS
communication for The eCt was referred
g. the Committee on Ordinances.
Reports OTfed.-COucurr!ng Ia increase the sala-
John Y. Green, MessenEe B0ar 81 COVLmsn tToa
1900 ~ sS To Increase tho saacs O.. r. y ParSer ad
Thomas B. fendeIs-ihs former 20 1S3 and tue after 20
400 To ia the contract for uahug ~ toe
Rsprscntsys..in f[emens Hall with gohcissry Author
jrng tho Controller 70 hire fo 80 Court;
on motion, the Board adj -ued 70 W eduesGAy.
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WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Whig General Committee of the broadway
House met at that place in private session. last even
inc. to the number Of some hall dozen persons Mr..
J.. A. TALLMADGE prosid d.
The annexed resolutions were Icporod by Mr.. Tall
madge, and adopted, learn, unanimously, save
4be second which raised considerable discussion. The
debate was between Mcssys. TAllmadgc COnkling,
TomDson and Hail, but what side either Of them took
we failed to learn. Finally the second resolution
also adopted. The resolutions are rs follows:
Resoited That The big party still recognize as Tho basis Of
their organization tho principles inundated by our greatest
statesmen, aud acted upon Tor seFcs OF yos by the Wings
Rs,osre5 attempt made by delegates
WbR Convention held syracuse 1850
e Mhg another aud in faThcrance of shat object,
10 change aud tH toe exercise Of
rover delegated by their constituents aud utterly
Re.oI,ed That tho Wing party still maintain fundamental
doctrines Of their political creed the res Of this ENecu
five branch Of the Government wthn strict constitutional
re- economy In the pablo eNpend ufes that labor may be
hshy buIdened by taxao1 the due Of do
nestle n0usy by sautary avs for is projections the promo
Of internal commerce, by aEordg ncrea ed facilities
the safe sussOn of tho products Of our soil by providing
additional safeguards for it, PIeservatoD and that Of The lives
fellow citizens upon our noble myers and ntnA
by promoting and eheCtuaF protecting
commercial intercourse with fol eRn nations
Roed That and have been utterly opposed to
Ne extension Of slavery AID withhold all sympsth, from those
who Instrumental snuuiBg that great COmpromso,
closely identified with tho name of Henry Clay which de-
pELed and calculated only eay the eaoue Of dscOrd
Of country but ehcctday 70 restore and
tranquility agated Republic And, regarding do
involving great national principles as limited aud contracted
their OPERATION sectional in their character calculated
ioi engebder hearbuings and bitter recrmnsons
American citizens aud to arouse most unnatural GntPahies
Which al should dewecats; theI siore,
Resord That dclsin al connection with allegiance
other political orgalalon becyin tat they Will prove
be pcTIcous their influence ephemer IN their dur
sion =. 4 TALLMADGE, Chairman.
MM. HALL, vice Chairman
ii Al
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

xtsJc CUT THROUGH rY rHr IcE--S>pcow I>clrr oY
TIE CHENN.
The brig Demersra, from Cardenas, was siruck by
The ice at about O'Clock Yesterday morning, lit:!e
after the first Of the eibtde while at anchor n the
North River The vcsse had an anchor watch, and
at q. n she was found to be ,ettns forward 10 20
minutes she teced over and sunk, aIrdns only sui
hcent time for all on board to take To the small boat
All the loose ice had passed by when the vessel sunk
1T was very rough, the wiAd blowing fresh from the
northwest. The captain and crew male Tor Gov
'rnors Island, to locwsrd, where they arrived with
Their boat bali full Of water. The weather was Sc
Fersly cold. and the caPtan's wife, who with HIN,
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CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY.

4 quarterly meeting of the City Sunday school
Society was held last evening at the Mulberry street
Methodist Episcopal Church. the Rev. VIM. Trasow,
the President in the chair. Addresses were delivered
by Mr.. W. H. Ferris and the Rev. Prof. Mat,ison on
the Importance Of mission Sunday schools and the
duties Of teachers, after which the agent read lis
report. The present agent, Mr.. =. Van Duscn has
held his present position but two mouths but he re-
mission schools which arc now both thriving and pros
Porous.
Aer the report had been listened to- several of the
teachers made short addresses each one occupying
lot more than ten minutes in the relation OF rome
Incidents connected with the Sunday school enterprise.
We omit the statistics furnished last evening As
they We're very imperfect, and will be completed and
Laid before the public at the annual meeting which
fakes place in about two weeks.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.
JIEAH bull, Secretary.

The regular semi-mon.hly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Union held at Clntan Hall last
evening, RICHARD WARRLN presiding; G. ID. New
man, Secretary.
Mr.. II. S. DUNN from the Committee on Rooms, re-
ported that they had engaged lccturc-room and
reading rooms in the Mercantile Library Building.
The rcading-roo will BE- open every evening from
TO 10 O'Clock TO the members Of the Union and the
public generally The Report was accepted.
The Lecture Committee reported that the Rev. DR..
Osg0Od will deliver Sermon before the Union next
Sunday evenn in bis church.
Mr. DWIGHT II. OLNsTEAD read an Essay on
"Moral volition,' which was well received, and tae
tssayst received the thanks of the Union at It's close
The meeting, after some discussion, adjourned.
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Lad nearly persLed before reaching The island No
property var saved from the sci excepting a trunk
bcin -.ns 90 the captsip' lady which contained some
Of Ter wcorns apparel The pilot did not apprehend
any danger f,m e' as bit LILLE bad been jlnng out
90 sea during ihc Ia, w',k or two. The hls is sunk
Oh the edge Of The mud iats between Robins Light
R,cf az Rcdows Island Her ma,ts only - .'ibIe
shove The water.
TABNCH.
Mr. WIN. II. Wolb will launch from hi, gard, DOT
Of Sixth street East River to-day, At ~ o'clock iha
lark Alice fainter, 700 tuss for Post, Smith c..
TIVE BALTIC.
The Collins steamer Baltic is now on The Balance
Dock to be recoppeTed Visitors viii he afforded every
lac-ly 20 inspect her hull.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CAUTION TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.

Since The of Schiec.u Arlms,c Schaap2s into
the United stae. number Of Liquor Mixers New ORR
and Phadel ha have been engaged In putting np
mixed and poisonous Tin IN sad Jugs aud to %
ame Of upon tie unwary oI my genuine SClGapps ma
directed institute legal pOcelnKs against all
rerfors they ascertain TO be engaged Ia this most
srocous Of deception, aud call the and ~
IuLc ~ them ia their efforts 10 remedy 50 great evil
h the public 10 under land the hnaps nor sold by
Gallon OF pipe II only sold in quart sod pint ooe-, ia
quarts and two izsn pnts each bottle en-
veoT4d IN yellow paper with my gu the bottle cOA and
q fec smile 81 M signature on the label.
b. al the holeale Druggists ard Grocers IN Tho
ciiy UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
No 49, o and p beaverst., New lerk.
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La " INI'ELLIGE4VCE.
THE CLINTON HOTEL AND BIBLE SOCIETY
UOIISE
SUPERIOR COURT-Oenersl Term, January 1886.
Retire. Judre. BoswOrfh and Woodruff.

SUPERIOR COURT-Genersl Tern, January 1886.
Before judges BOswOrb and Woodruff.
Abraham = II Ter It al agt. Nathan &. Plat ct al.
IA case Of considerable interest decided by the
Superior Court ct General Term, two weeks since,
but the opinion not then fully prepared. The action
wBs by he propus tor Of the Clinton Hotel To recover
small piece Of ground in the Of the hotel buit-
ing formerly used Il drain but which. on the sale
Of the adjoining property By the Bible Society to de-
fendaLt Nathan e. Patt, used b. him in the cree
ton Of a new building. The case va. tried before
Judge CarIben and jury ard under Instructions re-
ferred to ID the lowing opinion, and among other
things that the plaintiffs reht to the piece Of land IN
cue st.on only easement f'r which tn" at'''n
,ould not lie verdict was rendered for dctrnllnt.
This verdict is now set aside and the law appAcaDio
10 the case set forth il able and lamn nous 0pAon
81 Judge Woodruff
Br7HE CORR WOOpRrFF, JrsrIcE-lh' aciiol
Lt bv The nanff- the pOssession Of strir o.
- ifu.,J sto the easerly sde OF Theatre alley, IN ms
riy adjoining souihetly wall of the budIg NON
a. he tor Ho'sl fwheh fronts upon beekma stree - tse
corner fssd sIl-yL Although larger pecs OF
LAIN &C Va rartH liant L i now cOnceds9 tht "a,
ctrvery OF ae irn confined simply 10 mare soont
n ch.s N width on Ihet'fs alley sad rdnnInz So.
s, toward ei teweeL the souhey wa 81 7
tot.l vheh was built in lSjl AID tss nor az o
brldirz ateEwCr5 erected In 1871 OF 49, 4'-ee7 o
the Bible society srantor' Of zoe dss oSs.I
H. lee lie execution Of Ms Am W me- ne sfeI oTner
AZ III The ground between fassan .e,t ard Iheare sley
sr e1d from B--tman street sonA@s Of me premises in
question cor yeye Phillip Hou- me "et"atv one half Of
IL, NO utons 1sp 0f The pTo'e'J o. me ssid Ann " he.
80 paro Trustees of the Clinton H.li Association
~ .r5v one hLf the lo Ga the LET Of Nay,
80 M ,.me conveyed 20 he Trustees Of the Bbe
800 l,ts 10. sud upon The sam0 map
T. .rresr BY the sp deed that the 1s and ed aei
s.h orr extended from Nassau aud Theatre alley
sssn .ner tho. eony.ysnces the RESPECTIVE. purchasers
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NEJV-JERSEY ITEMS.

POIlTIC,L-The Monmouth Democrat SAWS that n
r eEf MT American Ocer in thai county Informs
item bat Convention will bs cae Ia New Jersey 70
nominate COun0o for the Presidency. The
the bead Of ia columns the OF Jsmes
buchAusn President tue United states and thar OF WI
su Alexander for Governor OF Jersey srboc. % the
deci.on OF the National and Democratic Conventions
KInsApPrSG.-A negro boy was kidnapped from
Hauestart BunE t0n County, few days since ts4en
Soul far Baltimore preencs Of obtaining work
driving wagon While be kdnapper negotiating tor his
sale the Uncovered the game snd told the
e.Bs caused the Of bis capturer, who
o1ed aid will coon be brou sht to Mount Holly.
Daily Adyertiser
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Ad ertisemsnt.
EnMARD Ii. DIXON. NJ. D.. Editor Of The

scsre attends exclusively TO OPss.rivs SURGERY and Gov
the OBSCURE DISEASES of the SYSTEM
a. No a. Shsv between 10Th and thss Hernia Piles Pro-
ssus and F.nla permanently cured without The knife oY
lsatue Office hours from to9 mornings, 10 and 10
evening. ell other hours he MS private hospital whore
every domestic life provided for those wa0 9luo
careful regimen and surg c. treatment.
The The Scalpe /, at No Nescy ST. Aor liou-e
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,pocxxr At Fr,ER,L.-Thomas Moran. a

pIcEPOCKET AT A FUSERAL.-Thomas Moran,
well known 10 the police srre'ted on su1dsY IT
teruocn charged with picking the pocket OF hrs Scsa
Bs9sri residing No llB Avenue c. The compliment
attending the MethOis Lpr cOpal thurch IN tv-n
ty-seytnh the B0wey, and mo consesa)a
about separating she felt Person operating upoa he
rocket Size funed Instantly who robbiny hsr. bns
tsr money The prisoner the no nen was Do
served dndgna in the crowd where Mrs standing
sne crested No money however. found on hun
hsvirs II he ae T.. prob bly, ssod II 70 "a aceonpies
lie was take before Justice Brennan and 0cke for tr
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Advertisement.
an Tha stock NJ nrv Zoo,

AssIGNEE'S SALE.-The stock Of Dry Goods
In store No 10 Grandst consisting Of Silks Shaws Menoes.
Parmsss Plsd- belanes CaicOes, FsnEss. Csssm,rcs,
Sstnets Shirtirgs Linens Table Dsmssk, Napkins Mar
sele- Quilts Bareges Printed Muslin Lawns, OH CHAINS,
and large stock OF Domestic Goods 81 90 b. sold at great
.scr6c. b. orscr VI the Assignsa
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CIT Y I TIE II s.

Mr.. 4. Franklin Basrford, pancforte player aud
an American by bith-hiShly praised by DR. Richard
Grunt White, who has heard him perorm-wil give
series of four scmi-monthy Piano Forte Soircos, at
podworths Academy, Broadway, adjoining Grace
Church the first of which will take place Thursday
evening, March 20, l-j6. The programme will be
varied with classic selections and miscellaneous pieces
Of more popular character, both instrumental and
vocal Mr. Bassord will be assisted in part by Mr.
Allan Irving, baritone Of the Nav TrOupe) Mr.. Can
dido Bert, Pianis,) in Duets, for two pianos &c.
Where stringcd quartottc is required the principal
parts viii be taken by MeSsrs. L. {. Hill, founder and
,x-President of the Ncv.York Philharmonic Society.
and George F. Brstow, the distinguished composer
ard violinist.
The Nineteenth Anniversary Of the Young Mems
franklin Literary Association, will be held al Clinton
Hell Wednesday evening. The public respect
fully invited 10 attend.
The Board Of Aldermen Mt their meeting last even
ing received communication from the Counsel 70 the
Corporation suggesting the necessity OF sending the
draft Of an act TO the Legislature authorizing and max
Ing il the duty of heads Of Departments to examine
under oath all persons entering into contracts, and
their sures as to the good faith Of the proposals and
tie efficiency Of the security offered. The same OIL
Ger transmitted the drs OF an act relative 10 the
building Of new City Hail. and to suthonzc The ra's-
| iug Of money for the same The SemAnnual Report
Of the Chief OF Police ending Dec. 81 was sent m As
usual II i OF figures without remark as to the
Increase or dIninlton of crime without comparison
! with former year, any feature That would throw
d satisfactory light upon the subject.
The contractor FOR cleaning broadway hrl, Ilt
smat chance Of earning his money lat nj :' a.
didn't work hc must have frozen 20 death
The Ere Railroad u entirely clear ii snow again
| Two trains from Dunk K sTiyaj his la.rpo5, ~th
l ell the back ms,-.
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CHARGE OF BURGIARH.-James Kelly, laborer,
ives arrested early yesterday morning charged with breaking
Front and Ra streets ani sal
ING herefro ,rcle the value )f S< tie WA committed
~ Justice W slsh fer examination.
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DISEASES OF TUe LrNGs.-HuNrER's MI

DISEASES OF TIE LINUS.-ffINILK UfDI-
CAL SPECIALIST devoted ths popular discussion OF the
nature causes prevention aud all forms Of pulmonary
d,esse aud published the st ~ every moth Specimen
numbers sent APPLICATION TO the Edi or
RoBERr HUNTEs NJ d.,
No. 1913 roadway Newton.