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CELEBRATED MINERAL

sAES
CELEBRATED MINERAL
FOR
FILLING DECAYED TEETH!
large or small the cavity making a stump into q sound
Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or
sensitive, matching in point of color, the natural cortex
They never break or become loose-they have no I'M
natural gloss-are firmly fixed without wires or llga'
tures-no bulky substance in the m~onth-and in every
particular resemble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity
Of shape and minutest shade of color. Placed from one
to a complete set, upon the above %imprrved and scisnti-
&c principle, they are guaranteed to answe every pur-
pose Of Masticshop and Articulation.
LOOSE TEETH
securely and sfectually fastened, arising either from the
use of medicines or any other cause.
ARTIFICIAL A
replaced TI upon a sure re- ana %r s Ss9 1TI ms.n9d' srArps
Monsieur Mallon is happy in being enabled to an
nounce that by the kind consent of Three Hundred of
first Merchants, Medical profession, Clergy end private
Citizens, to whom he can refer as to the superiority Of
Mons; Ms celebrated Mineral in preference to any ether
they have ever tried, and, in their opinion the best that
ever came undertheir notice. His other improvements
need no comment.
Attendedby Mons. Mallan, Janr, at their own Esta.
THE AND PUBLIC
are particularly invited to pay Mons Msllan a visit, to
see the specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry.
TESTIMONIALS:
M Ses, s s;4lMAo. having tried tn. S Snisef; M Ty.. sfh witch ;sfiiih
you made for n me, ! cannot 40 you Lee; jSsiise than han to to
say they answ every purposeo of asticatiou and Articulation
equal to those placed by theh ands ofnature; They so closely
resemblet the natural ones in the minutest shade Of color and
shape, that they .e not iiscerned as being artificial by the clio;
sest observers. Your celebrated invention for filling decayed
teeth, l can give adecideo opinion Of its valuable qualities.
You may use this letter in any. way you think proper for the
benefit ofthe public and yourself.
lam ass,sir tiyT 0Hrs try Mamie, car,n,,.t.
To Mons. Mallan, Surgeon Dentist. s72 Broadway,
This gentleman 10 known at l3s Broadway and at rrime
Ward &kings. .,y...4.
MONS. MALLAN, $40 Broadway.
sIR-If selit apleasure to be abieto Offer you my testimony
sidence in Paris called tvour establishment in the Rue Cas-.
tiglionc, and having had some teeth hlled with your mineral, !
can OILY say that 1haye had every reason to be satisfied with
its utility and value, end neverin fheisAl degree experienced
any Inconvenience or injury from its effects in any manner
whatever-During. my visit to Nom; Mallan ! saw several
Testimonials ofthe highest oh aracter, all expressing the fullest
~confd.pce IN it's great benefit ond value. A far as | am en-
abled to Judge, i considered it then, and still consider i, to be
the hest preparation oftr kino ever off, ed to the public. |
am air respectfully yourobedientservapt.
VANBUR6H LIVINGSTON.
SIS Greenwichstreet near fort Gaisevoort.
Mons. MALLAN 4 SONS Surgeon Dentists, may be eyn-
suited daily at s2 Broadway between Franklin aud Whit
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MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE. R~ECREATIVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.

NOTICE-To the n.abitants Of the principal cities ana
~ towns of New York, PeRnsy wanna, Counecucut. Rhode
Island, Msssachussn IT'S. New Hampshire. Maine, &c. &c.
SIGNOR HERvIO NANO,
The Justly celebrated and naturally endowed Metempsycho-
sian, whose extraordinary pers onifcation Of the GnoIne, tho
Babboon Ply, SC has been the dslisht q the world, an
months, 70 visit the above States with his Cciiseum. AID
Elysee at Paris, and a splendid Band OF Music, with q suhr
cient number of artistes 10 make the entertainment superior to
any thing yet offered.
TO consist of a Meiempsychosian Bazssr flight of fancy,
calted the GNOME FLY, in which SigsOr HERV0
NANO will emhoiy
ii GNOME!
THE
THE Lyle!
A MAN ~,
Meeyeham, the Queen Of the Peris :. Mad. Hervis Nano
To be followed by
A MUSICAL OLfO I!
consisting of Pianoforte Recitations By Madame HERVIO
NANO
l-Grand SonatO in y 49,. '.s.'...ss.s1. N. HummoI
2-Concerfo Stuck in + .............. c. N. Won Weber
3-Giand Fantasia on the National Ais, God
Save the King and Rule Brtanpia..... 3. ThalbeuR
With full Orchestral Accompanimsnts.
To conclude with an ii historical Display ef The dsressing
adv .ntures attending the Shipwreck OF Psfouse, with char1e-
tsrisiic painting, and music in which sssae Hervio Nns
will personate tn faithful Bibboo,
0rah, the Indian Maid. 1919. M IN HmviN Nano.
N.B-Persons dcsirous Of making sumnef ar~r1ngcments
can learn particulars by applying (post PAID to tie under
''s m,s ,m a. the Branch HOTEL . ''"s'' hfEiRrvttSo NANo.
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BROADWAY, opposite the City Hall MIR. DFLARUE.
- the great mimic. will INTRODUCES his extraordinary deIIea,
tons. FRENCH stories, and Yankee eccen,ricities.
Mr.. NORRIS the original vocal Comic Singer. will intro
duce a vsrlety of his Genie Songs.
Maste- YATES will dance a Hornpiae in Petteu.
DAGvERREoTYPg LIKENEssEs CORE city taken in a few se-
conds by Messrs. Morapd and Peale.
SPLENDlD DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesdav
and Saturday afternoons, commencing at 3 O'Clock.
cans.
Admitiance as cents-children half price. mas ,mr
VNHE RAiNERS have the honor to announce thatthey win
i give their last Concert out one al the Stuy vessnt Ipsltute-
on Thu2sda evening, April "a, 1919 when they will appear q
their national costume Of the Tyrol, aud sing some OF their
most popular Alpin. melodies Tickets So cent?, to be had st
the music stores ad at the door. Concert to commence at 8
O'Clock. an 2tsc
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EHS@

IN Il III lAlO1 VI b1DuH LuuduC pun
and Plttsburg
AI@E%Hrsh E
..nS<sHnx@-- |
This Improvement in tra alton affords to western mer-
chants peculiar advantages. The goods being carefully pack
ed in the boats at our warehouse, No. 365 Market street, are
carried over the Columbia and Portage Railways without
tr~anshipment Careful captains and crews are employed, VINO
fahc charge Of tn, goods at Philadcl ohia, and continue with
then the entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability oil
lots being separated o. the way. 49,. Co.
N. B.-Passengers forwarded to Pittsburgh every day SUI
days excepted, II STOKES, Agent,
ala 3m- IN Washinstons street.
.o.ese'7 "a o ALBANY AND TROY, landing at
srNrfhx|Er the inter mediate places.1Thc splendid, low
@zZ-Z- pressure Steamboat SW Captain
A. Mclean, will leave the foot Of Courtlandt street this (Wet-
ncsdyy) afternoon. April I3ht, at 1--WE o'clock.
The be- WITT CLINTON, Capt. s. \. Zoe, tomorrow,
Thursday afternoon, will leave as above.
The above boats are furnI.hed with elegant state rooms, and
Tor accorrnod,t ions r unr,yalled. al3t
-a.aD - PEOPLkIs LINE FOh ALBANY. ana
E-fSr@s interim diaie places, daily at five O'CLOCK, I.
1l1G-&-M from the Pier between Courtiandt and
The commodious steamboat ROCHESTER. Cant. 81.
John, leaves as above on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. at five O'clock:
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at i've
o icock. w.n
elegant State Rooms, and for sp'ed aud accommodations
are unrivalIed on the Hudson:
For p'S'ASe "''k" """' p c. SCHULTZ,
aI3r at the Office on the Wharf
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TO BOATMEN. A.,
LLIANTED-Beach Paving stone OF the hfsl qualify ~
w py No. IS Norfolk street. "~
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IT IS REMilTAN' y Of 500 was received "a rsD-
/. IL. u,ry last, and tn. parties intending absence ~
-oge wish TO W rite and receive I. HIS address, ~s'en
" be furnished them.
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henrietta Jane and Hero Rondout Gen Cobb Moses Eddy
fankee and Encore, NYork. Sid Time Suffolk. Va; Pau
1 p do from below, ZenobIa. Sid 10th, Richard Rush,
PALL RIVER, June iG-Au Jos Brown. Baltimore.
CRY Albany for Pawucket Excel. New York. Sid Fear,
pm PIIIa, June 23-Arr Globe Pemamhu,o; Cora.
srdcabo Coosa, leans President Lubec; Elizabeth,
york Tennessee, Middetown, CT. Cid G. Wright Porto
Rso Peruvian H las arden and Margaret Boston; Msr
iat,s roa;on Wm Penn, Victory, Far Lady, Annabea
siesetoe and Fair Play, vrs; Springer Nantuckel:
b. w., Newburg; Boston Fall River; Odd Fellow, Hud'
D.LTlMonr June 2l-Arr Fame Barbadoes; Hudson, New
York CID Hnmmns Bird aliiix; Wafer Witch, ST Thomas
IuAaLrsToS, june le-Cil Dimon. New York; Ceylon,
Blh. Me- Arr 20h, Chill, Havana. Cid Minerva Liverpool;
Tybee, Nfok. SID John Cahcup Havana; CithaTinc w
Indies; Ceylon, Blth Robt Center, Providence
GroRGErowS, sc. June 4--Arr Juno, NYork.
ssssss.H June iS7Ar Democrat, Chareston. sid Eli
cello, ami Clifton for Lycrpoo ldg; brigs Wilson Fuller,
L1m and Augu.ta, NYork; Voilaire for Bos on ldg; An
for Charleston. ldg: Clinton from NYofk dg; Prince
DE- Jonvlr Havana do Hobomo Dsuariscotla wtg HAVE.
DO; schrs Ffankn Green I'm Havana, de; Corea Camden,
do' Sirene Baltimore do Boeo New Orleans do Saul fer
Boston, Id.
ArALAcmcoL,, me il-An oth Camilla New York. CID
MosiLr, June I-Cid New England Boston; Carselia, n
York. Ars Liverpool Anachicoa. Cid 18TH Lanak Liver
pool. Arr 18th, Paragon Buckspori.
NEW ORLk,ss June lS-Arr George Liverpool; Vnca!.
nque; royal mail Tevot Croker, Vera Cruz and
Tmpico. Cid t ST Petersburg Boston. Arr Vicksburg
fork Ohio Philadelphia; st Lawrence, Kingston ia; Marsa-
rat, Nassau.
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Passengers Arrived.

MoBnE-Bris selmaTDr Berghans, lady and servant. W
Freeman and lady, Mrs Ellison Mrs Allen Mrs Clemenr
chil1 and ssrsapi, Mis- Clement Miss Hubbard Cspl VIVA
Chidsey DIR Wood, Caleb Price, RufIn q Luk Hoi kis
2 Miller g Wilcox Jenns, G Vincent. NJ O'Doan. d,
VI stcrs Clement. Sprinssell-2i in the steerage
SAvANsarI-Brg g b Lamar-Mrs II Hathaway Mis-, NJ
Hath way slIs Neo ,gd two chdren, Miss Yonns
Hale Hahaway, Floyd A Mckenzie j jerks n Mill.
gan. a Plmpton-7 IN the strerige.
- DAnIEN-Bns New J.rsey-W Repson, lady and son. Mrs
ayans, Mrs sherman, Miss Sherer, j l. Norton Arnold
Dickinson, " Dickinson II w Webster. w II Benn.it
4 iussey 4 McGrath L w Torbel, Stow, J Milhken
& II PoEtsr IL sudye l Carroll DR. W sy!ves.e
ACHARhEsroNGbrigD mon--Mrs A Bensaden, Mrs Smith,
Miss = Peters Dupont Simpson. Power. Il Fergu
SOL, Z Hewlett. 5 Ives, Ives, NJ Copps, BIinn.
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Domestic Importations.

MoBiLE-Brg lma-l3i bales Hicks Co.'S Ca
heone Kinney coo g II Ham on-9 Wood u Whita-
kerr Bogart Kneelaad-6l Daniels s Brady-6 Vande
waler-7 Cebr co-5 Emo w Phelps-3O1 Berrhams-oo5
order pkg 5 Ncwhons. g e Besis-9 S Jacques
Glesnnar., Berbym3 rhip.-sR e Rced-io J A F
Rachan-l Snoord Tiles on coll NJ Bolton-35 Price
3 d Hurbnt & col Merriam 4 Benard--2 Van Ars,ar
Cauldwell n COL W&N Leavitt-l F. Giese-l Pilot &
lie Barber- Gould, Banks col for,, and sundry
ORDER
SAvANNAn-Bsrk Lagrange-l70 empty bbs 10 bbls ale r
Johnson-3o00 fee pine lumber Anod-8 casks Durham
Dimon,i9 bales cotton Barsow &Pepe-6o6 bdes
283 bles % bars steel steel Booman johnson
Co-?3 bale COTTON lman-20 Defores co40 do, /
hid lbx mdze Parmeec Kilbourn Rodgeri do truss,
bags feathers Sturges Cleaman9 do EARL terce Hayi
land kees *
SAvAYSAH-Biig G Lamsr-l50 bales cotton Victor &
Duckwtz--9 q Colhs-82 A Miier-3O do and pkgs TO
orter
DARIEN-B,ig New Jersey-74 bales cotton II Colt COT
Shapter-3i t Phc'ps-293 Gravcs-33 De Forest &
Is A Averill & co.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Dmon-23 bales cotton Victor Duck
wz-lS3 Porer Frere-70 yeansrete coa2 iron Gun
nnghsm Buchanan-l NJ Kefer1 Whitaker, Richards
col cs ok Bush3 coils eordage Jones-25 BIS yarn
Z w nthop-3 cs 81 bxs to order.
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Died.


At Norwich Conn, the 52l instant after short III.
ness and in the full hope of blessed Immortality, Mrs
HARRIET s. ALLEN wife OF Elbrdge g. Allen and daugh
ter of the late Calvin Case ESQ., in the 26h year of her
age.
The Illinois, Lacon Herald, will please TO copy the
above.
OBfTUsRy.
The last sad tribute OF respect has deem paid to the me-
mory departed worth and her eless form is returning
to the DUST in the final resting place of the dead lis
only but few weeks since, she TO whose memory this
eulogium offered earth living witness OF the
life devo ed to her kindred and her friends and humbly
striving prove herself worthy of the nobles honor that
has been conferred upon human creature that OF
having been created in the image of the Almighty and
he who pens these lines has every TO believe that
whcn the pure spirit OF GERTRUDE MniAM JvpsH lett It's
"lral tenement" It gently took its flight to yon blue
e,hcral sky"
On lis hard for the young TO die to go down to the tomb
IN tie spring time OF eNistenc'j hnt 10! death in his
coming ever and anon blasts the fond hopes of human
rectaoas chlls the ties Of friendship. Oft calling
upon those - obey his andaeswho cous be least spared
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Foreign Markets.

PERNAMsuco, May 2s.-The only recent arrivals from
the United States bave been brig Lucy from Boston, with
Shocks &C. and the schr VIM Spear, from Philadelphia
with Flour this latter vessel proceeded to Bahia imme
diately The stock Of Flour in first hands, only
about 500 barrels for which $4,000 per Dbl is asked
cargo OF Richmond to arrive would probably command
2oooo Other articles without change. Sugars are
selling at 800 $1,000 for whites and 400 for browns
Hides 100 RS per H. Exchange AID Dollars 1900 1850
nominal.
BY one Of the Darios send you by this convey
VIII perceive the dissolution Of the Camara Rio de ia
nero and that election is to take place. meet in
November next This event has caused little or
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rom amongst the busy throng-perchance affection
te wife, whs by her influence and example hath giver
70 her husband "habtation and namen or it may be
kind mot her who has nsed into the minds Of her
hildren the precepts of religion and reared them unto
virtue and to truth
And such will be the destiny Of every lirns creature
let us SO live that when sands of life shah have been
iearly run and our brief drawing a close We
nay meet death with composure, with the consoing and
ever cheering hope, that
"Our souls will flourish in immortal youth,
Unhurt amidst the war of elements,
The wreck of matter, and the crush of worlds,
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JUNE 20.At market 800 Beef Cattle IS pairs working
Oxen 80 Cows and Calves GOO Sheep and Lambs and $50
Swine.
like quality not realized and reduce quota.
tations few extra So SO u.s. First quality So 25
second quality So third quality 81 so as
Working Oxen-Sales at S6s ST, IS, end %.
Cows and CavesSales at $40, S23, SIS, $2S $50 and
$3s
Swine-A lot of pigs at SC and lot Of old Hogs at &C.
At retail from Al to &c.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
we perceive TO be obtained IN this country Ste advertise
neni ON the last column oil fourth page. m3i
DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CONSULTING OFFICE, 10 No HERALD BUILDING
corner OF Nassau and Fulton streets je2 3m ins
MOCklNG BIRDS.-Between 50 and 40 Young Mocking
4i Birds in the best OF health and condition. for sale. Also
aiew superb birds IL full All warranted he in heal
thy condition. Apply Il Thomas-' je23 iwsc
ITO GROCERs AND DKUGGISTS.-Wanted a stua-
ON for lad IS years of age of Character
and habits Grocery Dug Store He will be expected
70 reside with his parents in the lower part OF the city AID
dress i" q. RI Il the Herald Ohics. ~2l 3sr
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Foreign lamentations.

CErTEScl Amandaio0 hf cks I5sbbs Or casks ga cs
wine 100 bkts champagne Bouchaud * Thebaud.
GuAyAMABg Joshua Searsa20 hhds sugar "a do moases
10 puns rum Souteyran K PerIot.
GuayAMABrg Freghcr-22o hhd sugar 1876 casks molases
b De Forest co.
SANTA CRUz-Brg Sun8 hhds molasses a honey
28 mat palm leaf 756 sticks usic Ia logs mahogany
40 sticks cedar Dbl oases Chastelain Ponyert-3 bs
gar bags srecie & w Hamilton.
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On the 23l Instant in the CatbcdraI n, ho nirh, por
Bishop Hughes Mr.. JoHS McCAn,lL to Miss Msaa.srr
A. WyMBs, daughter OF the ata Thomas Wymbs ali Of
this ethyl '' ~
On Thursday morning, 23d instant, by the Rev Ioh,
NJ. Foi hes, Mr.. VIM II. FRArvLL, of New Brunsw;cI ~
j., to Miss CHARLorIE FLEMING, of this city.
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MOFFAT'S FAMILY LIFE MEDICINES.

1T longer questioned either by rival proprietos the
medical faculty in general, that Dr. Moffats Vegetable
Life Pills and Phenx Btters have become the
family Medicines in the United States and that they
rh greater number of remarkable cures and conduce
10 tie health Of population than any Others that be
named Yet they have been
by the oretor bni have their aud
b. their powerful efficacy alone and their sound aud intrinsic
worth No medical proprietor either in THE country in Eu-
rore has number and variety of decisive testimonials
to the actual they have performed and although these
amount - many thousands they doubtless form small
portion of teir extensive and unhcrded usefulness These
certificates however, which AL be the signature and address
OF the persons cured demonstrate that they al!
most invariably only the ordinary functional dernge
men such bilious aud vcr attacks hahual aud occasional
ccstveness and bilious oosncs dyspepsia fatuency
and distressing disturbances of Digestion bu; also
inammlory rheumam fever and aguc other intermittent
fevers inundice gravel scroula its decline
asthma boucheris, quiny, headache, and wasting
weakness, erysipeas, and all cupons of the skim settled
pains in the sides Limbs shoulders back head and organs,
choc paaton of the heart determination of blood the
head and host of other rightful maladies.
And the why they comprehensive in their eff
fecs unusually inble compared with other medicines
that they original compound Of the ares specific
remedies that known science As aperent they
sfecua mild in their operation occasionng
exhaustion pain although the purifier in the
world Bat they nvigote all the functions of the system al
most from the of their work and ill pa
tien With that delightful of renovated health than which
earthly feeling is bssul highly priced Prepared
and sold by Dr.. WM B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway n York.
For sale at most Of the druggists in the CITY,
lie 2\y cd issc
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents foreign respectfully requested
to send by vessel all the intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information of any kind from any
siding home abroad, will be thankfully received.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Basset of eet
report of the shipping left Il the whence they sailed the
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recipocae
the favor in way.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
$500 5000 .Sssl $50. .lass

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
4 pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend perna-
nenty
Leaving New Brunswick ga A. NJ. daily (Sundays
celtcd) and the foot of Liberty New York. 2 r. Nj.
70 country dealers and merchants the above line
sirahe for the speedy OF merchandise
Of every description and particularly Dovers and
Dealers Live Stock who have cad of convey.
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sheer, hogs SC. and all other kinds of merchandise very
low, exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line subject any extra
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted up a large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
htopcn for the reception of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis
IL Freight for Newark Elizabehtown, Railway, West
field Plsned, Scotch Plains Boundbroo Some vii-
conveyed by the above ne and delivered the day when
received. 3n
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SI,6Oi,4lj

These figures give complete expose the worth
lessness Of these works bushes operations 1t there
fore not reasonable to suppose that any company
present depressed of business could make them pro-
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GYMNASIUM.

sFENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
1873 Broqduay Corner Of Anfhony-a)
ID NOUnQUIN has the honor of informing his fi nds
L the public in general that his Gymnasium is
operation II the largest and the best which has been yet Of
fred the American public. The large and well
ventilated which gives them the advantage Of being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen invited
this establishment, to which, the Croton Water
Works will be in operation will be- added sho BATH for
the pience Of the Subscribers 10 the Gymnasium
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
o. wishing
8 without being subscribers TO the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual On moderate terms.
OPEN at day break and close half past night.
,.pDl ,,kr
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PHlLADELPHTA AUCTION SALES.
RI W0I .HERI, & AENK Me- So

BY WOLBERT & HERKNESS
Philadelphia Auction Mart Carpeners Court Ch smut street
south side, between Third and Fourth streets
Imported Improved Durham Short HonsN Whitakers stock
ON FRIDAY JULY 1st
AT o'clock in the aernoon Powelton the side of
the Schuylki Market ST. Bridge,
Three Improved Durham Short Horn Cows this
try by Mr. Whitaker Five Bulls Heifes of different ages
Catalogues n. sale. jel5cod TO iylr
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BY +. J. BEARNS, Auctloneer
tQa E,,jfau ef,...f


FRIDAY, nj 10 O'Clock.
Sheriff. e--At 10 o'clock at No. IA Aen-strett, one
steam engine, boilers and running attached circular
saw bench top scroll saw three burr stone lie
grain cracker and four main shafts Sc. This will
be desirable opportunity for person wo the
above described articles. Sale positive.
SATURDAY,,
Al the store l3a Fulton street,
Books and Staoner-A large and valuable assortment of
Books Stationery Prints Fancy articles Chinese puzzles &C.
Also, Counters, fixtures, Sc. j.2 iltkr
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.-JACOB s. PIATT
will sell this day at 10 o'clock, The No q Plat st.
$50 packages casks and lots ef Birmingham Sheffield French
German and American Htrdward &C. &c. of as hea
well variety OF shelf goods well aaped TO the
city well country trade N BThs will be- last reg.
uar spring hardware sale this and will perepory 10
close constituents Catalogues ready amp the goods can
De examined TO the hour OF sale j2i lts
FOR sALE-The Yacht ON-KA.HY-E-She is 81 feet
ensye and snpebly fitted II wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted for packet between of the West
India landto The China any other trade where great
speed Il object She is admirable seaboat would
convey large combining buoyancy with sharp
ness, than other vessel afod She is strong and ouly
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel
deck from having part of her ball ST. in an iron
by which her stability greatly increased For commercial
purposes, she would require no other ballast
iavng satisfied self that going for pleasure may
(wthout sacrii e be dispensed with would
dispose of her for much less than she Her hull
sails rigging furniture &c g. &c. ia perfect order She
at perta Amboy For further particulars inquire Ira Bliss
at the office Of the c. and A. II. II. Company, or
JOHN G. STEVENS,
Ie23 2wr South Amboy