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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to gold per cent for carrying. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follOws:-
NOu CieaTeu S4v,ZU0,OOO
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,172,296
The Sub-Treasury paid out $685.. 900 on account
Of interest. The European steamers took out
t79,407 IN silver.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were steady and moderately
active. Union Pacific frsts were weak 4nd de.
clined to s5Z. The following were the bids at the
call as amended by prices In subsequent deal
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

THE CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York, 1887 Manhattan, ISL; Mer-
chants, IFS; Phenix, 100; Commerce, ia; Me-
shanics, Banking Association, 1903; Mercantile
ia2; American Exchange, 107k; Bank OF the Re-
public, 100; Bank Of North America 100; Hanover,
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The quotations based cotton in store running IN
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
$4,000 bushels corn. 400 do meal 400 bills oats
81 100 do The -four market dull but prices were
changed The sales since last foot up about QUO
bills including all kinds at prices within the range of
demand and firm sales, $50 bills, at Ss 70 IS 40
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Angossrs: l7xc. is,sc ssyanLla, l!,sc. lsHc.;
CorroS-fhe market Tor spot cotton continued dull Ct
deduction Of &c per 10 future deliveries were mod
ported on Change TO day sum up as follows
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W uatt... ZoL,4oo
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
At arecent meeting OF the Directors of the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company, held at the CON-
pany's office in this city, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted
The directors Of this company having made arrange
ments for through from Chicago and St.
its business and desire to provide out
and in progress upon the Lake
shore at Chicago and to make further provision OF steel
Provided BY an issue Of
shares It Is therefore resolved as folows:.,
Firf-To increase the capital stock of the company
from SIS 100000 by further Of shares the extent
SeeonThat subscriptions from shareholders to the new
in IN 'ns Of the u
June next, shall be accepted at par
IL Be %de st S
which date the company will issue receipts certifying
ss on naa tse y be
Forta-These certificates shall bear interest at the
sS gus s DAYS y @
Which last day on the complexion q The payment the
certificates shall be exchanged tor the share certificates
q the company, to be entitled to dividends declared
FVthTne certificates shall be transferable in of
ment to the company is made the total amount will cor
respond to the shares to be Issued.
STOCKS STEADY.
The stock market was steady in its general fea-
lures and the variations in prices for most OF the
active list were confined within a limit OF u a u
vanced to S5sI, but with the stringency in money
>receded to s4a. Panama advanced to 112k, but
fell back to ILL., Pacific Mail advanced to SIX, and
then declined to 56a<. st. Paul improved traction
to 5sX, but gave way before the pressure Tor money
at the close and declined to 57A.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

In Philadelphia Reading was steady at 116, but
Pennsylvania was heavy and lower at 1881.
Receipts and Disbursements mt the ONCE
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer
ut New York for the Month Ending
April 30. 1873.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY l. l87s-rR1p1E SHEET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

5000 bbls four 5000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn
5000 do oats and 5000 do. barley.
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Wheat dun and lower. The sales were about 600
bushels mostly lots at 81 Is 81 80 for inferior
spring, 81 b3 81 5S1a for No. s. 81 63 81 for No.
chicago, 90 Tor NO Milwaukee In store and aoat
ana ~ " for fair white Winter Red and amber were
firmly held, but nominal in the absence OF sales Corn
was dun and lower closing at &c. III old mixed
Sales about a 900 bushels ut Csc 69c for old mixed in
store Tic TIC for car lots OF Mixed 7zsc do
high mixed, 74c asked tor prime yellow and 73c. bid.
about II 900 bushels at Sic for black Western aoat
BIC 54c Tor fair To choice mixed atoat; market closing
lc &C. lower Barley quiet sales 1910 bushels Western
AZ ooc and 2OO bushels or prime Canada in store ut III 70
Rye was neglected and nominal.
FREGHTE--Ihere has been rather more doing in berth
freights to-day, and the market steadier Very lit
tie was accomplished in the chartering line and
were without percepble change. The engagements in
Guide TO Liverpool by steam, 1850 bushels grain at
1ad ZO boxes cheese at 46s 6OO boxes bacon ut 4Os
Is hhds OF tobacco at 35s and by SAIL 100 bushels OF
grain at ID per 90 lbs 100 tons of oicake, to l at
about l5s q hhds OF tallow at IFS I'd 10 London, by
steam 30 100 bushels grain at 9d boxes bacon and5
tons q 5 b at 4s TO Bristol by seam via
by seam 800 bushels grain Cd 61ad and 400 bbls
OF apples at ss The charters comprise AN Austrian
bark hence to direct Continental port $500 quarters
grain at 7s an American bark, Az tons, hence
In the Adriatic iu cargo Of petroleum, at &c. for
and Is for bills Norwegian bark hence Continent
tal port Z1OO bbs crude petroleum. ut Cs Cd Italian
bark S tons, placed the berth Gibraltar Malta
70 take general cargo at lump British steamer,
lS6 tons register placed the berth for Liverpool
take general cargo, at current rates.
MoLAssEs. The general market continued quiet but
nrn we heard OF sales OF 80 hhds OF Porto Rico 46c
&c and 70 bbs New Orleans ut from TIC. to 76c. We
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
Wednesday, April 3O-IO,ls A. M.
$4,000 uss2o csn.c ii7H $4,000 US So ioso &C ls,l
5000 US so, ,64bc. lSk 500 do. ,.......s Ii3iz
1000 US $40, 6, 'o7...c llss 1000 s SIS C. si liz
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The "Shylocks'' Run the Money Rate
Up to l-8 Per Cent.
Stocks Generally Steady, with
Western Union Strong.
An Unsettled Feeling in London and
Gold Higher.
Foreign Exchange Lower Governments
Firm-Decline in Tennessees- Con-
tinental Bank Investigation.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET I
WEDNESDAY, April 800 p. M
On 'Change to-day cotton continued quiet and
was again easier Flour was quiet. Wheat and
corn were dull and lower.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS
The total exports OF domestic merchandise from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
April 20, and since the beginning Of the year, CON-
pare IS follows:-
1871. 1872. 1873
For the week. S. 1853 72s 1924 1856 $685., 200
Previously reported 72,159,7s0 64,s0 504 S1767s56
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Statement of Business 1T the United
States Assay ONCE nj New York for the
Month Ending April 80, 1873.
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Total earnings since Nov. S., 033,s $s,4l6, 1853
Increase Tor week ........... ............. ZOOS
Increase for five months and three weeks
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New Orleans sas ...., x9c S ssc
NAVAL sToars-cr spirs OF turpenne the he market he
buyers s1ssptns iSr small lots We have only 70 note
sales o. ~ bbis in shipping order at 5sc Rosin was dull
on nas
!ys S. % Tar neglected and nSna! At IS Is "a
- LOT washington ana Wilmington Sales ~ bbls at the
PErRoLEUM.-on Change to-day the market for refined
sIs yser ~
neglected absence Of sales we quo quote no nd
losc Tor early delivery Cases were firmly held at
creek the market continued s rm aaois s At
r5a oil City, r SenEs
ket was dun nominal and lower refined quoted 2Oc
York Of $3.50 bbs lor May, said to be at sac and SO
Throughout the entire week and prices exhibited
rsash s9S g sa HSs1
Dbl Tor kilndred Our quotations Tor Irish potatoes
eeptszPork, $50 bsIs beef 1913 pack
Kegs The for mess PORK contnuea du
a sDo sas ha
Is assfo prime as' a az
% bbls Of do at sl7 o. and % bbls old $lS
sssa 81 western Sssss
lGsc Beet continued quiet but without noticesb!e
snaHss s%s S ssSSs e
fsSs 1ssy pan
Dec Ss%s sd
$3 Cut meats continued quiet, although there was
rather more inquiry to-day. Prices were unchanged.
We heard of sales OF 500 picked shoulders zc
smoked do At sAc. Co and 800 smoked hams. H-lb.
and the market closed rmer Sales were made early Of
May at 9c 500 terces for last half Of do t9ac 2Ooo
$50 uerces Tor do at 10 l6c City easier Sales 1870
tierces ut &C. a 9bc.
sueAR-Busness in raw continued fair and the mar.
ket firm The sales foot up Al hhds. and 30 boxes
GLIDING common refining at 7ssc good do at TIE
Refined met with iair demand at unaered prices. We
iar to good TAR ac 7ssc good 70 prime. 7c. as1c
&le centrifugal bids and boxes sac. 9c molasses,
Boxes Dutch standard Nos to &c. 7c do, 10 to H.
gs4c.; do ~ to ~ lOc io14c white lOs4c Porto
Rico-Rehnng, common to prime, SIC re; groce ry
fair TO choice, &C. 94c. Brazll-Dutch Standard Nos
to H. 6lsc 7Ac Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 10 IT,
7!sc. Sac hanla-superior and extra superior. &C. q
TIC
RrcE.-The demand continued fair for both foreign
and domestic Prices were firm The sales up about
IS tierces Of Carolina at nc s<c and 400 bags q Raj
COON at 67sc. n 7c.
sTEARISs quiet firmly held at pre- prices
TALL0w met with u moderate demand and was also
firm. We heard Of sales OF lbs common 10 good
at Szsc. &c. ~
demand, closing lac higher Sales XU bbls at gIsc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

BALTIMORE, Dec. I7-virginia skies, consolidated
W Wet sirsinias, 10. North OaroIini sixes
old 231s bid to-day. S'
BALTIMORE, Dec. H.-Cotton dull-lov mid
dngs, 49, Flour steady and in good oemsni. price.
nnchsneed Wheat frn; white choice, 81 Ss6e III 81
Corn active and hiahsr@wSrs soSthern. ssa5
yellow southern, 69tc71; mixed western, 7sSl77
osis nrmer-southern 5o@55; western mixed, 4sa5o
90, ahiteb 4y@5l Rye quiet, 5000 Hay IN
PORK nominally unchanged is Sugar cured ham,
E@l4. Lard, 81 ass. Western butter unchap q ID
Coffee ~. yeIy strong and unchanged. Whisky firm
SAFES $50 barrels at 0. Sugar very dull, 81
:, NEw YORK, Dec. H.-Stocks active Gold ~.
a money s,d; Exchange, long, 9; short, 90. Gov.
New YORK, Dec; E.-Flsur steady. Wheat quiet
LoNpoS, Dec. II, 1880 p. m.-Erie, s6ls; New York
LoNDoxi Dec II. So. m.-paris dispatches quote
rentes ct IS francs Is Confines fO''
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE rate for money at the
stock exchange on government securities is 1 per
LONpon. Dec. II, 40 .. m.-The amount Of bull
lion Withdrawn FRI m the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day was 5000 Consois for money! 9lsiGn
sI fer account a. Bonds Of 1857. ss,; l04es,
quote rentes at So francs is centimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17
THE WEATHER
wAl p.,AlrMlSI, asa q C1,0 Sss.s! a.,

WAkVsfAAfMkNf, Qeee AZ ChsO Sssasy QHsev, A
WAsHINsToN, December II, ISIS, IQ0 q, m
si;sb Mo 1sa non Ta. PAST IwEN!v.toJR HoVRs-
ported from all the stations east Of The NJ. To-
m s Light winds or cslms with fig, pre-
vail on the Atlantic coast. The cloudiness 6ss in
creased In the lower ake region, and thence ssnth
N,stward % the gulf coast Party cloudy or clear
y amer, vito light southerly to westerly winds in
we upper lake region and the northwest An area
oi low temperature extends from Washington TO
western Psnnsylvania, and thence southwestward
TO eastern Tennessee.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England and the mid
ole states light eas'erly to southsfly Winds and
orally clear weather, with slight rise of tempera-
.ure, VIII prevail during the day, followed By in
creasipg eioudiness to night. For the southern
s,atts nght winds aud partly cloudy weather, and
possibly light rain on the coast. For the lake re-
gion partly cloudy weather. with slight changes in
pressure and temperature, during the day followed
oy areas Of light rain on Thursday. For the north
wet light variable W nds aud generally clear
weather, followed by increasing clOudiness and
lover low temperature tonight For the Chesapeake
ana ONO canal region rising ten AZURE For the
canal region of New York state the temnera.nre
viii range from % to IS degrees Fahrenhsit dnrins
The coming twenty -four hours The Ohio river viii,
fall gradually during the day, wv "'''
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AHD CowxxDCTAI.
The only special feature Of Affairs in Wall
street yesterday was the advance in gold.

sAeSs yeseehuey VIZ nc ouvoncc IN 8oAu
NEW YORK DRY GooDe MARKEr.-The mar
ket for cotton goods Is active and strong in fret
hands, and several Of the agents have absolute
ly no goods to offer. Jobbipg rates are excep-
tionaly regular, and at present there Is an utter
absence Of "cutting" prices. Brown sheetings
and shirtings are in fair request, and all grades
are steady In price. Bleached sheetings and
shirtipgs THE movement from frst hands con-
tinues active for fine and medium grades of
ehirtiDgs, and wide sheetines are in very short
supply, the Pepperell and Laconia makes be-
ing sold ahead by the agents. Denims are meet
ing with large distribution from first hands,
and have An upward tendency. Amoskeag Is
held 1T "a cents, and Columbian heavy makes
at n cents. Ticking and stripes are more in
quired for, although they are only taken in such
quantities ~ meet the dem snds of current trade,
RIM ts:-For the holiday trade the retailers are
operating In fair quantities Of the most tasteful
standard styles, which are not In large supply.
worsted dress goods.-There 10 q we'll Sustained
demand Tor the several plain and fancy produc-
tions OF the Pacific mills, and the popularity of
the Hamilton Tycoon reps 10 undiminished.
Nearly all the Pacinc fabrics are closely sold
up, and the prices are the same a. the outset of
the season. The near approach of the holidays
has given an impetus to the movement Of i'm
ported fabrics, and greater activity Ia notice
able In the jobbing and retail branches, but In
majority Of cases business Is very quiet with
the importers, whose season Is over.-N. Y. Buy-
ictin, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

It Is reported from Paris that in consequence
Of the successes Of the republicans at the late
supplementary elections for members of the
assembly, the members of the right will pro-
pose an alteration Of the suffrage law, by which
1900, 900 of persons will be deprived ofthe cleo
tive franchise. Such trifilng with the rights of
the people sounds strange to republican ears.
Suppose, for instance, the dominant party in
Congress should abridge the right of suffrage
simply because their political opponents had
achieved certain successes. To say that the
American eagle would scream under the cir
cumstances expresses but half the truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17
LARGEST Circulation IN the District
Reading Matter on Every Page,
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY....D December n, 1879

The gang Of blsck-mailers and mali grants
who have sought revenge for REFUSES by striv-
ing to defeat the confirm alton of Governor
Shepherd have failed to bring forward par
ticle Of evidence why he should not be con-
nrmed, and the Senate yesterday showed its
appreciation Of the disnterested labors OF these
gentry by refusing to reconsider the vote Of
confirmation. IL would seem to be about time
that the efforts Of this pestient gang to depre-
ciate the credit of the District, break down our
finances, defeat Congressional appropriations,
and hinder the work of Improvements here
should be sternly frowned down by all inter-
ested in the welfare Of the city, and the Board
Of Public Works be per m,tted to proceed with
their arduous duties without being bounded and
interrupted at every step.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

y We trust that the House committee which
has charge Of the investigation of Gen. Howard
will see the improperly of sitting with closed
doors. Let the investigation be public; we see
no good reason why it should be otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

The state Of Michigan proposes to lead in the
matter Of PRISON reform. Striped garments are
to be abolished, convicts will be educated, and
when finally discharged each man will receive
suit Of clothes, slOi in cash and such money as
he may have earned by overwork. Prison
reform may be needed in some directions but
this looks like carrying good thing little too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

The New York EreHiRg Post thinks it proba-
bic that neither of the senatorial claimants
nom Louisiana is entitled to q seat, and be-
heves that If the whole subject could be legally
remanded to the people of Louisiana, under the
guaranty Of fair election, that would be the
most equitable way to settle the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

The New York Times has been investigating
the condition of the workinzmen of the metrop-
oils, and finds it not so serious as was generally
apprehended. The number of idle mechanics
Is but 1890 instead of 1000, as has been re-
ported, and this number does not greatly exceed
the number out Of employ ment at this time last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17

The big pills and little pills are at war in
Michigan. The homeopaths have applied to
the courts for legal order compelling the
regents Of the state university to appoint two
homeopathic physicians to its medical depart
ment, probably on the ground that the institu-
ton Is state university, and has no right to
discriminate between schools of medicine. The
court holds the application under consider alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17
p TO LADIES.

How ed n Il to %. yoansw lie, q mother
Of family, who requires all her physcal strenSfh
to funl her house hold duties and ali her moral ca
keefies to accept the which fas upon
strength, feeling badly without being able TO SAY
Why, bst yet suffering enousht be utterly miserS-
blei This state Of weakness and debility 10 more
fatal 10 her than severe spsii 81 sc knees, for in
fhst case she will receive the proper care In the
ing worth while tos &c . hyscian About IT, until
nature, exhausted; gives out, and she . carried TO
the grave, when little precautfon In proper time
vsuld have spared her life To prevent 10 strength
IN s e eSTs, esshns enn compare Nth ths L0No-
are safe and infallibls remedy against malaria,
-a , eostivsnec, bilisusness. headaches,
Somsn. These Bftters, winch are sold By ali drug
glsts, are, In consequence Of their virtue and
s4ssses tssss, The medicine pW szeslis.es for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-17
INTRE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Rold'ag a Special Term. December 18Th, 1878.
In the case Of VIM: 8. Mitchell. administrator Of
JOHN b. MITCHELL, dece ased the administrator
aforesaid has, With the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid, ep-
pointed TUESDAY, the 10th day of January, A. b.
1874 for the final settlement and distribution of the
estate Of said and Of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; " hen and where all the credi
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
witt their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from ell benefit in said
decesseds estate: Prortded copy OF this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Star
previous to the said day. Test:
decl1-w ST A. Whistler. Register OF Ills.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FQR psALE-GANAkY Binds, MoCKING
= blhpe, male and female, No. 1877 South sx a
street, between lst and ID streets east II
uoeL sM ]. M. GOETZ. TX
FOX sALkaA nearly new light family CAB
= nlA9E Will be sold cheap. Apply -0,
CnIItege Mapufactory of JOHN p. &66X
DLNHiS, opposite Baltimore Poto- -
EoR sALB-Double set Rubber Mounted HAIR
y MISE, but little used, will be sold cheap Ap-
ply ~ LOTZ BIOS, Penna. avenue. decl6-N
LOB SALE-Secold- hand one borse CARRIAGE
Z. and HARNESS. Apply ct PRICES Livery
ctAbte, OH stf eet northwest. decl6-3t
4 ONE LARGE IRON TANK,
% feet on Il feet wide and 5s feet deep capacity
About Ssc,t y ;U sshiionss T. q. WHEELfR;
E0R sALI-At Gheene 4 OsborDs Stables, @
street, between g. and 7th, q pair of -
very handsome, stylish, large Carriage In
HOks1S, well matched; dark brown; iveNN
years old bali brother; both drive well singles one
gentle and kind enough for lady to drive. they
will oe sold either sinely or in pair. decl5-Iv
A GOOD SECONDHAND PIANO FOR SALE
"A Ctesp Tor cash, or on easy instameuts-
monthly. Apply at 24l sth street south
cart, Capitol Hill. decli-6ts "NvV
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Ns~'osHa And csHnnf aILLs
s.': I'm: ~ II s Ria D5s .ass.
LAfHe by the cargo otherwise, Sole eGenf fof
District Of Colnnbls, WI 0UIHAHD, ~ Loo
tt.ns syesss: slso, corner L md -. scSeeesGs,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RUN
A DAILY EXPRESS (SUN- - !,
DAYS KxCEPTED) oHER1Xs
THE BALTIMORE AND P0r0NAc RAIL
ROAD AND P0PES CREEK BRANCH.
UPON PASSENGER TRAINS, IN CHARGE
OF EXPERIENCED MESSENGERS.
Tor rstss or other information, apply to
Z. o. SMITH, Agent.
dscs-aw GIO. ". MOSS. Acting Agent.
lust RIglIylD ONE FINE AssORTMlHT
= Of OAUABIB0. good einGeES. -
Zine assortment Of CA0EB. ~
hooking Bird and Oanary eEuD. ~
povss-in. on 365 "a -.
u. 6AHxsY biRHs. no9KiHG bikDs,1D
ceees I'D Bird So, 20. tAe 3 strses, bss:41
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DORTLAND CEMINF
L Ja:t rec iyed 90 Sbs. PORTLAND CEMENT.
teen 81 WI. GUINAND. 6ss La. ave.
- II, BOffOHQRB,
WAT
3al Peppsy lvsnia Avenue, weshineton, d. @.
watch Repairing Of everv descTiptino-
Cayon0msfsrs asd sa< Wafesss adjusted for tso-
ekrOntsn, postsion and temperature, asd ACCURATELY
ard deoH lm-
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MEDICAL, DC.
ne. JANE WILSON, a thorouRhIy en- periene.a
and scientific Midwife and Ladies Physician
Ld1les attended To at their residence AZ any hoar
nght or DAY, or pleasant Rooms and the best n
aienoaDce al the Doctors private residence, 81
hn sreet, between and r. Business sscredly
eonnoehuhl. decl1-Sws
CONSULT DIR. LEON, sII l4h 81 ), above n
~ 1he oldest established SpeciallN - "a .fG
epeeisfy-Outaneous Diseases and Female Com.
plsln.s. decll I'm
hR: LION guar sbtees q thorough cure of ali
- Organic Weaknesses and Female Com plsints
C.lsultstions free. el1 lsth IT,
Hours-l0 TO IL, 2 10 40 tOs. dsoll-lns
~ LID BIB. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever for prscticing his great speciality. Osly
ose charge made for advice and medicine DRUG
etore, corner ~ street and Penbsylvania svenue
COLONIZATION Building.D dece I'm.
nj Rs. II. Y. WRIGHT. rae tceII-Esoc. C7a,,-
1fA cotdst and MdrnetIe Paysloias, has taken
Rooms az sl3 llth street, between aud y north
west, where she treats successfully Diseases Of an
Acute and Chronic nature without drugs. m In
nj Rs. n. J. TRIEUH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
~! the celebrated Reliable Clsiryoyant Physioian
and Test u edium, hes located Ct 1918 New YORK
svenue. Once bours-l0 o. m. TO .. m. RrSnxe-
ments can be made for EVENING". jelfiy
EEMAL1 DISEASES Of Ell kinds treated. De-
scribe case ana enclose %. advice and medi-
cine viii be sent. Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON,
NO. ee6 Worth lsth street, Phfisdelphis isrn-Iys