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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17

Wheat shade nrner, but hardly quotably higher,
sues ss a SyaS 81 q
we're about Oj,oo bushels az 81 q Tor No chisago,
81 4 for = Goiee Gr 'ss 'sfe H4 hor
VS 20 81
in store c gsc s iS eosins At ssc OATS ats
mixei ana 7Se 7Sys, re- for wnrte e., sarsy vas
81 5lhe outside price aierward required for prime;
eye was quiet but firm at 81 tor Canada in bond, and
FnnlouIs.-fhere has quiet market with, rates
Dassis wheat 90 Al aP, a. ana 700 bales 5. cG e
os per ION 10 ioncon, by sa 5000 bushels wheat at
a., SO I1ls rosin at = I'd ~ GLASGOW. " steam,
oor 9S Ser Oil BARK G nee Nth about
ls Cd, and brig Win a6oa i4oo quarters grain from
bicon on private 10 the Continent, Norwegian
repofed NJ IS 3D. per Dbl 10 Hamburg, brig with
EePoG , ro capara at G u 10
erf w par o bnnS e p abeu &
Wild pigeons have ed higher and oHeringsare
very ligh. some lew lots came IN yesterday and found
ready purchasers az sxrsme figures snlpe n modeEa5s
peS0s fight per DOZEN 3 81 z5
redhead ausks d'c oOc malsrd ducks 4Oe 6oe;
81 y 81 70: power 81 !. 81 sana snpe ioc 5oe
ness mas seen f insudng domestic c Rai
a. sofai4 9e aug viii Ssw az u cal
HEMP AND JUTE.-Busness III ManIia hemp small at
re 7Stc. Slsa nae, Doth gold. Jutc steady
SIC 5Ac In butts the dealings were fair at il6c,
cash, ana 2sIc time.
IlAr srRAw.--A tair business was reported in
Shipping grades but values weres slightly Irregular
offerings arg ly increased since navigation
resumed The iubDins dem nj was but up TO the
ndaru. We quote :-Aolth River shipDiug Toe.
Soc; Soc. 81 10 Clover b5c zoe. ana salt
Soc DC straw is III light demand and firm a glc.
Soc Tor long rye 6oc 7Oc Tor short do aud 63c Toe
HoPs-The MARKET despite the absence Of any export
demand, shows a better Business entirely TO
supply the present requirements OF the home trade.
With continued light receipts stocks becoming less
burdensome. hmmetf Wells circular says:-'fhere IS
every TO believe that t1e market has touched
bottom especially choice hops stock OF which Is
low aud irmly held. should anything Unforeseen hap
pen the incoming crop either here or in Europe it
yet ruled this season. Brewers who have not secured
their supplies the will do well attend 1t
there Is probability OF good hops being
cneaper the contrary thS market better shape
corner than X has been past years,
with OF taiiure in the new prices Will
be likely to rule very hIgh III July and Augustn
Receipts Tor the week, 50 baes total receipts
in 1873 1879. export cearauces tor the week. total
exports since september 4, l5H, l3.6sS We ouOte-
Works, good To choice new, S5c 4yc New Horks,
low new, 3Oc DC. eastern, new, 2Sc q Soc;
Western new, 2Sc. &c: yearngs, l5c. 2oc. ODDS,
all growths Sc. l5c.; Cnfornians $50. 35c per Id
manufacturers ut prices showing material vari
atoms full line OF mn de and overweight
leather and far assortment otner descriptions tie
the week. 81 ~ sides and lSi5 bales Exports
IL 2UO SIDES VIZ, hoo 10 England ana balance TO the
Continent We quote =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April ls, 1879
Expogts5ro Great srilam 29is; co stwsc, 500 aaes.
gross Ala ExportsIo Great Britain, 2sls; coastwse.
6,l7o Sales, 395o
Cotton quiet middrng, l57Sc Net receipts sf5 BALES
stSs gss
Exports.lo Great Britain. 1877; to France $3.50
- MonnE. April 10 1878
ESSors qG cUa5m Sales & iSs
Week y-Aetreceip{s, 429 bales gross, l4SL Exports
~O'''e. 49, SAVANNAH, April IS 1873
ESSdss dg %sang % Net Esee S' snfs
WeexIy-Net receipts, 44ss bales. Exports coastwise,
ss', ouAssrsroS April 49, ls7a .
bales S'ol at che thspne ESQ: WISE eS
gross ssos sSRorts-ro the Channel 1870; coastwse,
sgI,s. arssntss sass u
hard 81 3 tor yellow dip Tar steady at 81 S.
,oo oswEGo, April 10, 1875
SSs @ $40 Gs
hela at = - and extra DO st y ~ Corn aaIet a. C.
boiled and 80 s9g u99oea per ton Mic ed IN:
ton. Lake recelpts-7 900 bushels wheat
Receps-vlour ops wSsai oS B Bp.ns e sou
1000 DO oats Fdo1 do shipments-Four, 1855 bis;
wheat ,0oo oushes corn, 90 do Flour du and un
orH dull but Tm two cars new on rses
eSS 2as al s'S satf aqss ena
rive ot red Il W State
seeds aIrlv active, al 81 81 81 u Tor
thy 81 rs So Tor medium clover ami SO Tor large
PORK quiet at 2 90 for heavy mess Lard quiet
at Ice. l6Ac. HIghwnes nominal
CHICAGO April TO- 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged All sales OF from
day till November 10. made ON the basis OF two
storage receipts in order to become regular
delivery must have i've days run TWO cents
age; winter receipts order become regular
to- lay subjected reduction OF 2lac per busne and
the LIST OF each month there will be a
ducuon OF haf cent, consequently regular cash
To-day ruled NORMALLY &c. higher Than yesterday
Wheat active and higher No spring, 81 06 81 OF; No
spring fresh, 81 o31s regular, 81 o. 81 OS4. CASH
spring 9lc. T4c.; rejected. 92c. Corn higher and III
fair demand; mixed, fresh, 1870; regular I3llc.
I3ssc spot 77}Sc. May, 77lc June rejected. sc.
Oats-Demand lsht holders firm No. 2 fresh, G01ac
69sz regular 60tc Sp 6J5sc bid May 624c June.
Ryc-Leman nd ant, holders firm; No. 2, Oh ST. 05.
Barley excited prices higher; No. spring. 81 20 April,
81 10; 81 II May. Pork In good demand at S22 spot
or MAY, So rs a S22 81 June. Lard advanced aud in
fair demand at SIS 4O SIS 42 spot, SIS 40 SIS Az
Nav. Bulk meats in fair demand and advanced;
shoulders Sc. SIC short rib middes, llTSc. short
clear nidies l2c. whiskey advanced and in fair de-
mand al 81 IL
81 0IA May, 81 0jx June, Cora declining ING May,
TIC. June Oats easier at 6ll4c, May PORK and lard
nouninaiy &c. higher Receipts Flour, lL0ll bills I;
wheat 6500J bushels; corn, 100 do oats $1,000 do
rye, QUO do; barley, 5000 do Shipmeats-Flour,
70Uo bbs wheat Al 90 bushels; corn 1900 do oats
2y,UU0 do. barley, 10,U00 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17
WALL STREET NOTES.


THE ENIGMA OF THE PANAMA ADvANcE-NEw
PACIFIC MAIL sTEAArERs-THE GOLD MARKET,
&C.
curious circumstance Is to be recorded yester.
day In the advance OF the stock Of the Panama
Railroad Company to 1917. According 10 all in
qulries OF the HERALD writer at the ONCE OF the
company there were no reasons, either 10 new ar.
rangements OF the company or IN any understand
ings with the overland roads, TO cause any such
appreciation In che value OF the stock bur the
fact is significant that simultaneous advance
In Union Pacific, Panama and Pacific Mail took
place, which leads TO the conclusion that some
midnight conference may nave harmonized all
difficulties. IL Is reported on wall street that
there are 1000 men now employed In John Roach'a
suIpyard tue Delaware. aud the WORKS are
being enlarged. Three steamers are buIlding 70
be similar build ami capacity 10 tne large ones.
each 20 nave a tonnage OF 350O tons, new
measurement. TneY are not yet named; nut the
first which IL numbered l50 will be launched
ABOUT the Isl Of May. ana the others WILL follow IN
speedy succession.
were freely circulating on tue street yesterday
winch contemplated \ guarantee Dy preferred
stockholders upon an advance sufficient 20 pay
interest, &C., winch should prevent foreclosure on
the road; but nothlag could be traced 70 rell-
able source.
port Tor tue week were sL9O1.52l in gold valua-
ton. The amount thrown upon the market looted
up s2,Oso.2Ss. The Assistant Treasurer PAID out
si4OO0 interest ano $50 500 IN called bonds.
The days business AZ the Gold Exchange Bank
covered -
Cold DdlhhCes.. k5o,4os
Currency balances. l0Io24s
A NEW BANKING FIRM
in Washington + 10 be started with Jonn Sher-
man. IRA relative Of General Shcrman-and III.
ID. Cooke IRA son OF Ex-Governor Cooke. IL N
rumored that Colonel +. ID. Grant Is to be one Of
the partners.
In response TO reported business failures rom
Washington despatch was yesterday received
denying that any legitimate 1rms OF that city we're
In trouble.
Tne earnings OF the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
ROAD Tor March were officially reported as fol-
lows.-
March, w "
increase, loI0..... .....s............. $3.50 ~
THK KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
closed their transfer books yesterday afternoon,
the Bank oil Commerce having been notified to
that enect. The bond transfer books are not YET
closed.
THE GOLD MARKET
yesterday was weak. At time the premium
lel 90 lis bid. Some OF the small operators are
engineering the present movement; but they have
neither the capital or creut 10 make The affair
success. 10 Is well Tor the merchants 10 leave the
operators severely alone. until the Treasury and
It's disbursements consign their movements 20 its
natural fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17

Dushel. Black walnuts Soc 6oc. Peanuts fancy 81 .
81 25i do far. 81 80 81 Isl do, common 81 % u
FLOUR AND GRAIN eceiptsFlour, p l26 hDls. wneat,
54260 bushels; At0l do; oats, 1890 do; corn
meal a0O bbls ana 42s bags barley The nour market
which were ana arm: sales were reported OF
Lou bols. Corn meal firm, with fair demands
q L.. / W.
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MISSOURI STATE STOCKS

ny virtue and authority act entitled IAN act 70
authorize the issue aud sale OF renewal funding bonds
toI the purpose OF meeting aud paving the maturing
Undersigned, Fund Commissioners OF the state OF MIS-
souri, will receive sealed bids At the ONCE OF the Cover
the state Missouri he 70 be opened pub
icy by the Governor In the presence Of these commits
soner) May 10. 1875 at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, for the pur
chase Of $40 bonds OF the stocks OF this stae The bids
may be for any or all these classes 10 Wit
S0J per cent Gold Bonds. SlOOO eaon
800 per cent Bon 5, payable IN lawful money
SO per cent Pound sterling Bonds e. each
TO be payable twenty after date but redeemable
the Die OF the state Missouri after i've
from the date and before the expiration OF the twenty
years. said stocks to have seml.annual coupons at
tached for the proper amounts OF In erest able
the st DAYS OF july and January OF year All the
bonds 70 be payale at the National Bank OF Commerce
IN New YORK except the pound sterling socks 20 be
able IN Lond9n Two hundred and sixty OF these bonds
Al SAID bank on June 10 1919 and $40 to bear date July
sald last mentioned date the right ect any or all
The proceeds Of these bonds applied the paw
81 the maturing In enteduess inc state These are
nrst ass stocks and have unquesuonabe Ruafantees
for their payment he resources the are ampe
70 meet. PROMPTLY, principal and interest when due.
Ihs proceeding done by aud with vice and
sent OF the Governor Of the state.
jos W. RCER,
THOMAS HOLLADAY IComTA
snEvHnsox cry. No April iS7x
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PKopUcR MARKKr-LIvRRPooL, April l6-
Evening-iinseed oil 2sa 81. 26s Cd per ewt spirits
turpentine, EOS 81. a us per cwt
LONDON April I6-Evening -Linseed oil, asa 50 per
xvt
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--For future delivery basis low middIingj the sales
have been as foows:-iesterday. after two r; ~
f ss5c S s r. at 4 Il .s june g 800 sso s
y 2se IS Lille Jaly " a. io'e 10 a. 70
i6 ai-S-c. october, 40 at lGssc' November ~ at
today up 70 two y a-Spr Oj bales at IL II Sc Nav
9OJ al l65Sc 40 - H. 2c 81 at 6c 40 at 10 lLslc
C rs y sc sS az e. Sap' lS
lSl.c gg az y Ssc ~ - y - 81 10y AZ ~ u &c
TENDER, 10 a. loyS; Noyembef gQ a. y 5slc ~ at
me ~ poSs We're a. ioo@s:-Gaiyson S 6ses Scw
eij: Wilmington 10; Norfolk. sSJs Nsw YORK, Isl. Bns
ton, los; Philadelphia la IotaL 6O5J bales Ihis day
Total snce september $3.50 sO7 baes Cotton ireghls
S,rg ~ x tnsn - ~ Rranen ~ saar, ~ bv All
ssc compressed 10 Liverpool, BY steam, 7S1d. ia. !
DniED FRuITs.-Therc is very Little doing either in
Ged q quarter a1 na pees v bsa
bat The dealings ere nnl.np9ranI small Irn as
apples, quarters IKE. a 7alc; DO. sliced &c. do
Sc. peeled peaches. Sorsa Carolina prime soc sc
40 vs. lair . sood VS. 90: 90, new, Gsyrna. nc
s,as s,e'i 90 DO quarters So; Us g. black
new go. 4 2sc. raspbernes new $40. sIl. puma
southern. lse. ice DO. state ls5sc aye -,
demorauzed receipts nave been very LIBERAL and
prices have gradually declined from DAY 70 day, with
the opeaIng figure, but TIE gonera qealings were az
Ne eaaIS, oSs Island. New Jersey and nssrsy
isc. state and Pennsylvania. lsc lsN.i Western,
FRESH sarirs wDerrios nave boen the feature OF
readv sails at from 76c 81 70 per quart Today the
are entirely neglected. and bu lew choice los oeing
cranberrIes warrant very LITE aten'i2n we quote
s az ssiss.sd % common 7Scp "a u I' y
Cranberries prime ~ y ~ .. per box Do poor 70
S Is5 . sssa IS nssst Sa rs so
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
the following table SHOWS the opening, hrgAes



was without feature, and closed easy &C q az
per cent on cail loans. Prime commercial paper
ls quoted at sat per cent. the demand at these
figures being active and the supply limited. FUR
Iher ease Is anticipated alter the 1st OF Nay For
eign exchange was 1rm. the prime sterling asking
rates being As7 ana AoOK; selling rates 4s6k
aAs6k ana As9K a 40; reichmarks, 95 and 96x
cables, oeK; prime Paris, S.l6x anu 6.12K; other
rates, A16k and 613k.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advicss state that the national
bank notes received for redemption to-day were
se0o,0oo; customs receipts. 5000 900; revenue re.
eelpts, s24o. ooo The balances In the Treasury az
the close OF business to-day we're as follows: :
Currency, ss,Sso.OOo coin, sse.4Oo,OOo; less coin
certincatss, e2S, 10000 The Assistants Treasurer
paid out to-day $4,000 on account OF interest," and
tss,soo in redemption OF 1ve-twenty bonds.
TIE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1l5x. sold up to 116k and closed
tine nrat named figure. Tne iatos paid Tor oOr-
rowing were 2, /, LEA, and, nnany, 3 per cent
Loans were also made dat Specie engagements
for to-morrow's European steamers amount TO
100000 gold coin. Tue market was devoid OF
interest aud trading coDnned oHlsny to mo
smaller operators.
OPERATIONS on THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold oalances....,.s...........s $780, 4SA
Currency baances.."............... L0ig,249
III ose ZZzxSVOO
CLEARING HOUSE. STATEMENT.
Currency cnauRes..a...s......ss..s. sT0,615,e22
currency balances ss.....s.........ss.. A,Als,O2I
Gold exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e,olT,Sl1
Qoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pSe,985
THE FOREIGN MARKEr.
London advices by caole describe the market In
eonsols as buoyant on an advance 20 s35I 9sA
Tor money and TO O3a1 osX or account, Erie IL
arm at ~. Five thousand pounds sterling wentinto
the Bank oiEngland on balance to-day. Discounts
are reported easier, the rate IN open marEst Tor
three months bills being 3 s.ie per cent OF 5-le
below the Bans rate. the following ate the late
quotations :-Consols for money, s3H 939f; co.
jor account 05k l3K; nve-twenty bonus, 1895,
OIL, 1851 ex coupon; do, 1867, los 1885, ten
forty bopds, 1881 1885 new hyes, lo2k 1925
ex coupon; Erie. %.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're without special interest, but they continue
strong. with q good domestic investment demand.
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FRIDAY, April 10, 1875.

l0:l5 AND ll:90 A. NJ.
Ss00l Us 63O,r.'en H.. l21x
500 U s So, lO-4U, c.. ll6H
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UGUST BELMONT 4 CO..
n Bankers ID and n Nassau street.
issue travellers credits, available in AL parts Of the
world. through the
Messrs De Rothschild
and their correspondents
Also commercial credits and elegra phlc transfers OF
money IN California. LuTope and havana.
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GALVESTON, ApriI IS, 1873.
Cotton quiet middng 1870. Net receipts, $50 bales
Exports-ro Great nrilan 29is stwIsc, 500. Gales
GUS Stock h23i6 Wceklv-Net receipts, A0i5 bales
gross 4li2 Exports-Io Great Britain 2s6; coastwise
6,l75. Sales, 1888
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17

DaE STEAM FLASH ENGINE COSTS LESS THAN
half 10 make. takes halt the fuel, occupies fourth
the OF an engine and oer OF capacity;
qures engineer; possible DANGER Interest Tor
6. STACkPOLE.
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$40 600 TO 5000 appIIIosbhL n GApITA J;
manufacturing chemicals secured by nrst MORTGAGE on
property worth double the sum requred; present
sales nearly $4,000 per year, be increased immed
aely. will bear close Investigation Address W. Il.
ADAMS. bridgeport Conn
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ID A LONG ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING
business in staple line, with outlet tor goods
greatly in OF capitaE would like partner with
S2OODJ proprietor has equal amount Invested and
member Produce tx change Apply TO GRIGGS
CARLETON, 95 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17

DARTNER wANTED-wITH CAPITAL, IN LUMBER
~ aud sawmill business near Aew York city. Address
LUMBER, Herald office.
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WANIED-A PARTNER WITH S20)0 CAPITAL. TO
w extend and established wholesale fancy goods
business; energetic man is the object sought alter.
Address fANC1 GOODS Herald Office.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-05
Centennial Commission.

The cntennlal commission were in session
yesterday afternoon and evening al the Fal-
mouth Hotel, President Roberts in the chair.
a general and CROWN" interest throughout the
state Is reported since the appeal of the COM
missioners to our citizens, and considerable cor
rcSpondcnce has already taken place from diff
tcrent parts of the State by those intending to
be represented in this great undertaking.
Much labor would be saved if all interested
W oud Immediately advise the secretary Hon.
llnoch Knight, as 10 the amount of space re-
qurca, the kinds of products to be exhibited,
and all matters relating thereto. The buildings
covering torty-ilve acres are being rapidly com
pleted, and everything moving tremendously 10
make the American centenary the greatest cN-
hibtion of the world.
Ii WAS voted not TO have Il separate state eX-
hbtion at the centennial, but 10 go i'll with the
rest. 1t is not probable that many States will
make separate exhibitions, though perhaps New
\ DIRK and some Of the larger States may. There
fore Maine Will do her best to exhibit her natural
and commercial Resources by individuals. Port
land Argus, :,lSt.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-05
BELFAST PRICE, CURRENT.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

w WEDNESDAY, July %.
Al market for the current week-Cattle 27s0; Shee
and Lambs 5044 Swine 1900; number of Western
Cattle 265O Northern Cattle and Working Oxen and
Mich Cows, 100 Eastern Cattle, CO.
Prices of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs. live weight. Ex
ira quality 81 so az IS; first quality6 75a7 70 p;
second quality So 25a6 g. IL third quality S. 25a6 u
poorest grade Of coarse oxen Bulls &c. SO 50a5 12l.
Brighton llides7c per lb. Brighton Tallow
Gao &c per ID.
Country Hides-Ga6 PC per ID. Country Tallow
5a5 1-2c per h.
Calf Skins -15a14c per lb. Sheep and Lamb Skins
so 0OaS0 90 each Lamb Skins 5Oa. DC each. Sheared
Skins i5c each.
Working Oxen-The supply in market for the week
light and the trade slow, few pairs each week
being all the market requires during the summer
months.
Store Catte-No call for Store Cattle and but few
in market. Most all the small Cattle that in Il
fair condition being brought up by butchers to
slaughter.
Mich Cows-We quote extra at $55a95 ordinary
$25a50 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West there was a
good supply all owned by butchers, costing, landed
at Brighton from Case per ID. From the North
the supply was large, prices ranging from l-2as ,
per 10. Lambs Va 10 per h.
Swine-Few Store Pigs, wholesale 1sa13c per lb.
retail, l3al5c Fat Hogs 74io in market; prices
sas l-2c per lb Columbia County Spring Pigs l2al2
per pound
The Republican journal., 1875-08-05
DIR. O'IEARY'S
LECTURES


Are drawing crowded houses at Hay ford
Hall, and exciting much interest and dis
cusson in this community. No such con-
tinucd interest has ever before been man
Tested in a course of lectures on scientific
subjects here. The secret of the matter
is probably the mnltilarious and novel
illustrations that engage the eye, keeping
up the keenest interest all the evening,
and the many apt, amusing and ludcrous
anecdotes that entertain especially the
younger part of the audience, and that
are deity mingled with much serious,
solid instruction on questions of the most
vital Importance, as to how to guard
against the dangers that every where sur
round one and preserve good health in
every emergency. These lectures are
| really very valuable-but especially SO to
the young. 1t would be we'll if there was
such course delivered in town once or
twice every year. 1t is to be regretted
that they come SO rarely, and the more
to be regretted too, that when they do
come all cannot hear them though the
Hall is crowded nightly. No doubt the
merely nominal admission fee contributes
its share to the general enthusiasm
The Doctors office is daily besieged by
the sick and suffering, the lame and the
manned, the halt and the blind, and his
success in relieving them would be won
derful if it We're not so easily accounted
for. He teaches them how to eat and how
to drink and to dress, and what to do to
win Natures iavors and in this way sue
ceeds where medicine would accomplish
but little alone. What's to hinder?
The Private Lectures, the most attract
i've of the course, will be Friday and Sat
urday. Friday evening for Men, on Dis
eases Of Men, Origin of Life, Sexual Weak
ness, Nagaries &c. Admission 20 cents
Saturday evening for Ladies, Diseases of
Women, Female Weakness, sc. Admis-
sion 20 cents. See bills.
Consultation tree-from- 2 to p. NJ.
at 100 Main Street, up stairs, on the right
hand. Card on door. Walk in without
ringing or rapping, every day this week.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-05
CONSERVATIVES, TAXI NOTICE.

Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicous choice
OF remedy The amount of testimony in favor of
Dr. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, for
sumption, far exceeds all that be brought to
support the pretensions of any other medicine. Sec
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates
OF many persons of the highest responsibility, who
have been restored to health after being pronounced
ncurable by physicians Of acknowledged ability.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many, AS
these evidences will show but the is often pro
NOTED by the employment of two other remedies
which DR.; Schenck provides for the purpose. THESE
additional remedies Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. By the timely use of these
medicines, according to directions Dr. Schenck GER
titles that most any case of Consumption may be
cured.
Dr. Schenck will be at the Quincy House, Boston,
on the following Wednesdays, from to O'Clock
Jan. 18th and eth, Feb. 10th and 24th and March
10th and 24th Consultations free but for thorough
examination of the lungs, with the Respiromcor,
the prceis So.
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal of
flee, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters of ailvc, must be
addressed
The Republican journal., 1875-08-05

Distrit CONT Of the Enitea states. district o
: Maine.
In the matter of RICHARD ii. r., p,,,t,.,,,,t,,
SEA\El, Bankrupt ~ '"'"'' "F'>"
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the Bis
i day of July. A. d. 1879. Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Richard II
SeaNey Of Frankfort in the County Of Waldo, anC
state OF Maine, who has been adjudged a Bankrup
ON his own Petition filed July 90, 1875, that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery of any property be
longing to such Bankrupt, to him for his use, ant
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden
by law, that meeting of the creditors of the sale
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Belfast Custom
House, before Charles Hamlin, Esq, Register, OF
the l9th day Of August, A. D. le7j at Il O'Clock, NJ
GEORGE f. SNOW,
wa Depty U. S. Marshal AS Messenger