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n. M PEYSER a. co

MO 10 William street Of John street and 49, Broad
way have received by recent arrivals extensive supply
OF the following FANCY GOODS, which carefully
leced by competent person at Paris Berlin, &c, and which
'~'
Berlin Zephyr and German worsed-the most complete as
BERLIN hm6reidery Pauems--a choice selection.
9i hmbfoidery, Of cotton worsted linen, silk gold
ang illef' OF All widths aud qualities.
P T1 ioI emOredery trimming and flower making.
ln skens, sticks, and on spools h' ' anu ''
SIR Tor Embroidery and Fringe makers 10 skeins and
suspenders superbly embroidered and suspender Trim.
Gold Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
9eI oi feah Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Iassels. "H-' D'''" ~''N' =" '''i '"eau anu
Ces "' NV " '"'eb W u'"''e'' r'hvb Hiu'
HLlihclh lowers choice selection
tN ~ cotton worsted and silk imported aud doneSte
'i'' iS'eli' Buttons and all other kind Of trimming.
~ II 3msec
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF TIL


NOTICE TO Citizens of New York and Strangers sojoumng
~ in the City.-G o S l. N g. s SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos ca and &C Nassau street.-The immense patro
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community has enabled him enlarge and
prove his Dining Rooms accommodate two hun
ded persons time Whilst making these additions
h ayor and well known establishment he has not been
mindful Of the still greater comforts aud of his
customers having thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the kitchens completely exclude the
efuva and heat which necessarily from cooking for
three thousand day The walls of the saloon
have been by Of the elegant and costly
Oil Paintings of the ancient and modern schools; marble p
The bill Of fare surpasses all Others any part Of the United
Staesincludng salmon of 30 and 40b weight 10 81
plate with anchovy sauce butter bread all kinds of
roast and boiled meats of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables at cents per plate; peas potatoes
ragus berries. Pastry Of all kinds turtle and other soups
steaks chops SC and hundred other different articles of
the choicest description, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas, cents per cup
Chocolate 6 cents, &c. &c.
Attentive and civil waters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served the possible styleand depart
Of the establishment competent and
| placed
Having visited and being with the mode Of bust
of of the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels hsa-
ton his fellow citizens that his establishment
eror to that he has portion of his
mensbesdes which, the qualities and low
article included the Daily Bill of Fare that
respect alonexcusiye of all other
the plus ultra of Eating House this Continent.
The has been supplied Throughout with Croton
Water which through improved ferers and the Sa-
loon open every day from o'clock A. NJ until PM. aud
10 smsr HENRY COSTING.
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A6I6
SHAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ~
ID r., COO X F.

shave YOU HEARD THE NEWS ~
DIR. COOK f.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and parops through
IL. S T CSSs.
3hs worst class Of yensisa Disease IN is most sssyaed
sssd9p and dsrs and may
his 10 off Sa Ne Norton street, Albany, n. Y.
~ .o et5Y"e RRfsiDb9fEaNsy s's }lSs'iss'
S%sn am w WIS, IN both seses illustrating all IFS most ma
Complaints and their immediate and remote consequence in
any time & desired BY he V aufS s at ,hs
to aas n o T aS bo
iotSby accommodae them while under medical treatment
Whatever celebrity Dr. Cooke may have attained in the
of Disease he believes belong to no other by that
this country this well known Physician and Surgeon who
has Agents. and connected
men in the United States be found al the Albany Lock
Hospital, No. Merton street, Albany N. " and where
The unfortunate will please attend to this part of their u
w take due and timely notice and govern themselves accord
u REMEMBER NO NORTON STREET AL
FELLOW CITIZENS !!
are bound TO
believe IL, from the very
circumstance, that all VINO take
- Dr. SwArNE's Compound Syrup ofWld
Ghsny DO say that !, far sSSe al Ro other ,; Ne
whooping cough asthma, weakness OF
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution from any cause,
and TO prevent persons
from falling mtoa
decline this me-
dicine has no
equal.
CAUTION All preparations from this valuable tree,
cept the above Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup Wild Cher
whose srs ss IS a"S to n Of Eighth
Race PHILADELPHIA and for sale only u New York at
Minors Drug Store, 1872 Broadway, corner oil john street
Jyl3 lm*rc
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DALE ~ MAXWELL,
No. CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
COLE Agents the United States for the French Report
~ Of Fashion, translated English with Pattern Sheets
Costumes Nc for taiGrs dress makers and mners received
the only original Feh Fashion sent to America in the
English language, can have them by calling above.
Terms Of the Elegant Tsors Fashion, FIVE Dollars Per
year. issued monthly. lie Toilet, Ladies Fashion Ten
Dollars year. issued weekly with eighty four fine colored
steel engrayines each month jy29 lm'r
VIM. T. JENNINGS " co.
0RAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel tie the Fountain solicit
of seasonabe goods including Cloths Cassmere
&c. all the and styles. under the
that the system of small profits and quick returns
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued
while arrangements such will enable fill all
ders IN future with promptness.
feature in the establishment which commend
those requiring articles for immediate use the addition to
our stock of assortment of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting of
Surtouts, Frocks
Dress Coats, Pantaoons,
Vests, Office Goats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice collection of
Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cravats,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
SuspendeTs, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts Collars, SC.
At prices which offer inducements TO purchasers.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS for the radical Of proapsus Ueri
or Falling the Womb, by external application, super
seng the the obectona Peasary confidently recon-
ended to the afflicted the of perfect restoration to
health having failed Of performing cure, even under
The SUPPORTER has attained very high character Europe
we'll this country is adopted to the entire dnse OF
peasare all other painful surgical exreients the Ly
ing Hospitals London and Paris aud universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest rank
In this country il is sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners. :. ~
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No
Vesey having separate entrance from the business de-
partment where lady is constant attendance to apply
Tn,sses and Supporters TO female patients. jy lmr
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PARIS LIFE PILLS
THE following decided and extraordinary effected sole

PARR'S
THE following decided and extraordinary effected solo
is confidently submii'sd to sash and to ali medicine
s s S1s the and s Is.
1 Al ss and
%aaion Of facts on he most cannot
shsraer which this dsssryady
daily w i%S at deaths dSor being
sound and vigorous health solely by the of this never
'''''' ~ tic the Agents of PARIS Life Pills; go,
Washington ST., Boston, 18th June, 1919
the wrSssh
mS sp SS up o that SdS to
clothes would Be quite sstarated which PrGusI!
different doctors but relief applied to the In
ssi f @ sr sH f h:
5 two @ m Sa hs.s w tho Sy
@ i s y Pills for to %s months ss s
I'd f Ssat aa
T1s a i y OF hs %a. M to 20 pS
kind than what Experience tells me BY the
Yours l#yl}HLlL1AM PEARSON. ;.
New YORK., end BY duly appointed agents ey and
e% ne Nss T. .sad
% saS i In cent" Tmos ROBERTS CO.. 30. Broadway
WORMS KILL THOUSANDS.
CHILDREN are subject TO- them, but persons of all
about the lips flushed cheeks picking at the wasting
leanness pain the bowels joints limbs disturbed
Sleep frghtfu Dreams moaning and sometimes voracous
the of Many doc
toed for months for other imaginary disease when
box of Shennan Worm Lozenges would effect cure Dr.
Ryan, of Prince and the Bowery cured Of
that reduced skeleton and by only box Of
Shemans Lozenges; he is fat Alderman; The
Hon. b. b. Beadsley has saved the life of of his children by
them The sale of 1000 600 of boxes has fully tested them
They the only nialbe destroying medicine known
What family will be without them !
Consumption, Coughs, Colds Whooping Coughs Asthma,
and all affections OF the lungs will find healing value ~ Sher-
mans Cough Lozenges They saved the Rev. RICHARD De Fo
the Rev Mr. Steeer Jonathan Howarh ESQ., aud that
They cured day the Rev. Mr. Dunbar the Rev Mt Hand
cock WIN. ii. Aee. ESQ.,, of distressing coughs They are
the peasante cough medicine and cure the soonest oil any
known remedy.
Headache Sea.sckness and Paptaon relieved from five
minutes by Sheman Camphor Lozenges Persons at
tending crowded rooms travelling will find them to mpa
from free living will find few Of the lozenges to disPel the
horrors and lownes of spirits Mr. krauth Of the Sunday
Mercury has repeatedly cured himself of headache by
them Captain Chadwick of the packet ship Wellington has
They like charm upon the agtted shattered
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism um-
bao weakness the side back breast part OF
the body Mr. H. q. Daggers 30 Ann street Henry R. Could
ude of Others have experienced the wonderful effects of these
Pasers. Price only l2a Caution is
that get the genuine Shermans Lozenges and Plase
there worthless articles attempted be palmed off in
place of hem by those who would trie with your life for
shilling.
Dr. Shermans warehouse Nassau street. Agents no.
East Broadway, % William 10 Aor House i3o Fulton
Brooklyn; j. Hneson Wliamsburgh Trippe, Broad
Newark Van Yorse, 90 Chestnut Philadelphia
Guihris stanwx Hail. Albany; and Reding Co.. State
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INFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery
i nd Darrhoa

TNFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery
L and Diarrhea.
OwEGo NEW YoRK.
hereby certify that acquainted with the composition
Of this Syrup and that composed Of vegetables entirely
and OF those that have injurious effect upon the human
have frequently tested it in of Dysenery
and long standing Diahea and it has invariably controlled
the disease
EZEKIEL LOvEJOY. MD.
Owego, June 18th, 18i3.
hereby certify that have closely observed the effect Of this
medicine various Of bowel arrangements and fully
convinced that is highly valuable and that all who
afflicted with obstinate Dianhea and Chronic Dysentery
should have its benefit.
Z. B. PHELPS. Physician and Surgeon
Owego, June 18th, 1913
For sale at MlLHAU'S Drug Store 1888 Broadway.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
CQ1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
81 chesrn1ly comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
IN OF total deafness and discharges from his
that while IN New York on his way England he placed
Aursts Under their recovered his hearing and
has returned 10 his military duty.
Signed H. McNEVEN NJ d.
Surgeon to II. NJ. Is. Forces Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROI s.
sure cure for incipent deafness earache pains
singing sounds the collections of hard vita
ted sssretons Of the organs Their acoustic oil been po
par remedy curative in all diseases of the ears for Up
wards of twenty years Offices removed to 30 Broadway cor
White street jyi5 lm.r
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STATE OF NEW YORK-IN CHANCERY-BEFORE
THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF
THE FIRST CIRCUIT.
ANN f.. YATES,

puTsuaHs Of order of this Court made mad il the above
he Sa s%S4S as5
n s e S NsS fSsf 'S day
or Of az @ s sgd ss a h% IN the
nEsgrdFs westerly by Land bsloasins Peter Msy
land Of Mott containing twelve and half be the
e AS Il a o ;Ss city % nd
I GS S the on By @GiS Avenu or an
on the south by the other land of the said Peter Myers contain
ing six acres and sevento hundret of an acre be the
the west BY The Eghh Avenue on the north BY other land
% Sa as sdG By 'i land
be e %o or and hum
and s Se sT e and p s or Of meadow
northern part Of The island IN Harlem river BOUNDED on the
f sf HAIL. ND F NJ Ts' s
tanning ten and thirteen hundedhs be the
n1 S al tia, G,r parcel of meadow
southern end of the island aforesaid bounded
d G9 % saa %G BY two as s an f
twentyMo hndrdths Of an acre. be the same more or less
'''''' '''" ''' ''' sTEPHEN A. DAGGETT,
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor. jy2l 2taw Sw4r
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
WAL street. THIS cS S1s continue their o se
and merchandise aud also vessels and their cagoes
against loss by inland " DfSiIEEiEEGToRs.
Thomas w. Ihorne Elisha Riggs,
Thomas L. Woodruff, Benjamin r. Robson,
John Il. DAWSON Francis 7. Sage
Thomson Price Joseph Allen,
John ii. Lee John T. Moore,
Moses Tucker, James + Holiness
Caleb c. Tms, james II. Whiting,
Arson Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley,
John &. Merritt Thomas Morrell.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO T. HOPE, Secretary mis- jgb
IRCULAR-To the agents of PARIS Life Pills in the
- five New England Sates:-
BosroN, Aug. s. 1913
Please take notice that the agency Of George Robes of Bos-
ton the sale of PARIS Life Pills" the New England
States has erminated and that have Withdrawn from shm
all right the pills boxes labels, wrappers
Sc, designating the PARIS Life Pills"
Any further done by sugent for the sale Of said
pills will therefore be without authority; aud
from said Geo Roberts boxes of pills purporng
be the genuine PARIS Life Pills" and sell dispose Of the
same will do peril of using spurious article and
of interfering with the rights of the sole proprietors
An will be appointed Immediately the place of the
said George Roberts from whom supply of the genuine ps
be obtained and due notice will be given of his appoint
Until then please address Thomas Roberts Co
relation of George Roberts No, 3O Broadway New York.
aul0 THOMAS ROBERTS * CO.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. rs Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
3 Seminal Weakness. Enlargement Of the Heart.
Q Inability TO hold the URN. Midwifery. 49,
/ Inflammation Of the Bladder Secondary syphilis
acute PRIMARY SyWhis.
Inflammation of the Eyes. - GonorrhDa.
2 Cholera Morbus. elect
Q liberated Breasts Onarism, two under treat
3 Fluor Albus ment doing well 4,
Ulcers about the neck OF the Buboes, by an improved
womb method Of treatment.
l Sore Nipples. rheumatism, acute
Q Falling OF the womb. Scrofua.
I Purulsnt discharge from the Cutaneous Ernptlons
of young lady Of Derum Iremens.'
eight years standing. Group, child.
Enlarged LiyeT a., opE2bp Xys TpsRGNs
Hermoorhoidal Tupors Cancer Of Breast removed
moved from a lady who Adipose Tumor removed
had been sufferer twelve from the face.
years, and has resulted in Q Urinary Fistula. ,
a perfect l Tumor removed from the
/ Fistula in Ano. :. eye lid.
3 Abcesses in the AIMS. Fracture Of the Arm
5 Structures in Ureihra. Injuries Of the Head.
2 Infiamed Testicle Hare lip.
/ lydrocele. l Contraction Of knee joint.
DR. II. BOSTWICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician
c. McMANUS,
Apothecary and Secretary. al lmec
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
NEAnAME REGTETT,S PREVENTIVE

MADAME RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
hose invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe France particular for upwards of thirty years
well by thousands this country being the only mild
and eicacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbds rapid increase of family.
Madame Resie is well known was for thirty years s
opethose of Vienna and Paswhere favored by her great
those discoveries in medical SCIENCE so specially adapted
vailed well in this country in EUROPE Her 1eqnsnt-
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female rane
enables her-by tracing the decline and il health Of married
females the meridian of life and the consequent ra-
nd and often apparently causes which consisn
many fond mother gave-to their true source
knowsd of the primary causes OF female nls-
postons-especiay married femaeswhich 1903 led TO
of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption the Of preserving only the health
but even the life of many aectionae wife and fond
ther. - :.
matng resulting thousands by their adop
on would respectfully the attention OF the mar
red by all that they hold and dear 70 their consideration
Is and virtuous prevent evils 70 winch we are
subject by simple and healthy means within our eonol-
sstnely in Che Affirmative Price five dollars pack
be forwarded by mail to any pa Of the pnsd States Al
TELL Female Physician. Principal Office, 8 Greenwich
street. New York. Office hours from JAM TO o'clock p M
Boston Office No. Essex st. jl0 2msr
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
= PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (ate Of Aston House,
W. Broadway impressed with the Of the
of the times by the reduction Of his prices find
impossible do while subject the
lays Broadway location necessarily has determined
the only effect th-without dispaagement to the
ment to 1856 NASSAU STREET corner Of Beekman where
gentlemen lie supplied at deduction Of
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen of the
foregoing assertion -
S1pene Goats made in the best style from SIC TO sls
Extra - do OF the finest quality, 10 10 %
- beg leave conclusion observe the above articles
be relied all respects TO be of the genuine de-
scrptlon and lower than other house furnishing the
quality of articles. jyi mr
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
30i PEARL, LATE 1903 BEEkMAN STREET.
E Subscriber well known for the cheapness and duab-
l. lily OF his work. desires inform his patrons aud the
public that he suit the economical tendency the
times, making of the best quality reduction
Of 20 cent from former prices and less believed by
r cent than garments OF the quality made by the
cheap houses IN this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what is meant by
oheapness the following bill prices submitted 20 their
consideration with that the goods shall be Of first
rate quality, and the ht unexceptionabe -
Supertne OF England Cloth Goats Sl2 TO SIG
Pants of black or fancy Double Mlled Cass, 5to7
Vests, OF Silk, Satin, &c .21s TOD
Making and trimming, in the best style, the following
prices
Goats. ........... ..........6lS TO 50
Pants and Vests ...........L TO 5.
All orders executed with puncuality and despatch.
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season advanced the present stock of summer
goods will be- sold low. au3 i'm sr
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ELIZABETHPORr HOTEL
ELIZARETHPORT NEW Jersey


FHE subscriber begs his friends and the
public that he has taken said Hotel ately kept by +. Al
drch which has undergone thorough cleansing and repair
and public boarding house for the reception
of visitors
The table will be furnished with every variety the market
ferd and attention will be cherfuy bestowed that will
prices suit the times The proximity of Ezabehpo
New York renders this desirable for
chants and Others engaged bushes the city, the
boats Cinderella and Waerwich leave New York tper No
North River and EZabethpo hours during the
day. JAMES MOORE.
jylS lmsr
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthfu and
~ pleasant place of for visitors during the
months, in the United States.
Visitors from the SOUTH who intend visiting that place will
find it the expeditions land Hudson thence by
railroad Edwards Depot, where readiness
carry them TO the Springs
The leave Hudson at A. NJ and p NJ or the ar
val of the boats from New York. and passengers
Springs three hours from Hudson. 3wsr
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Mr.. BENNETT

Mr.. BENEFIT
Lam somewhat surprised at the silence hitherto
maintained BY, the press Of this city, and OF the
law which has already passed the Senate. As yours
is the only paper that has taken notice of it, beg
leave through its valuable columns to call on all in.
terester 70 take this matter in haad before il comes
up for final action in the House II passed. il will
be productive Of the most injurious effects TO the
country at large, but TO the press and those con-
nected with II more particularly If this law goes
INTO erect, must materially njure the magazines,
perhaps stop them. If so, American authors must
starye, printers beg in short il would reduce thou
sands OF respectable, Woodworking men with their
families, to actual want; the artist may throw aside
his tools, II this the only medium for the crcuIa-
ton Of American literature and American arts, is
closed. ! would respectfully represent the expe-
dency OF getting up petition, (there is not SEN
slble man in the city who would not willingly sign
~, and let the house know, if they do not already,
the evil effects of such law. Please insert this IN
your valuable paper. w.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-That quaint and original
genius, the " Great Western" has been again en-
gagged for limited period He is an immense
iavorite here, and has proved great card to The
manager. He appears this evening in his popular
extravsganzas. and in connection with the highly
successful dramas of the" Six Degrees of Crime"
ana The "Muleteer Of Palermo" will doubtless
draw full house
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NEW musIc'-Dubois, Of 2s5 Broadway, has Just
puoiished that beautiful ballad, "Those lovely
eyes, by Mrs. Lee. Also. the Duet, " Come with
thy lutte to the fountain" aud Libtsky's celebrated
waltzes and gallopades; and L'Enfu Ouadr;lle D;s.
booue
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10 1t is not easy to describe the romantic interest
with which people look at the Indian Chiefs and squaws
at the American Museum. particularly the old renowned
Sac War Chief his lovely daughter Dohumme, and bis
noble ssn.in.aw Cow.bick.kee. In their dancSs,
and walking about the Museum they objects Of such
intense curiosity that the wonders and performances OF
this establishment brilliant they are almost lost
sight Of The Indians appear at the two day perform.
ances, at and "A o'clock.
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LADIES FAIR-THE PooR-A fair for the poor will
be held at the Lyceum of Natural History, Broad
way near Prince street, on the afternoon and even
ing of Wednesday, the 18th inst. The room will be
opened at 2 p. M for the reception of VISITORS
Should the weather prove stormy it will be held on
Thursday
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HE SToRM-This city was visited Yesterday
with great fall OF snow from the Northeast. which
has again made most excellent seighing Unless
tue storm has been more severe in our vicintv the
mails will not be deranged more than they are a,
present.
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SIGNoR RAPErTI's LAST CONCERT is to take place
this night at Nblo's A rich musical treat is offer
ed, and will doubtless attract crowded and fash
ienabe audience. The Signor is an artist OF great
talent, and will, we trust, be honored tonight as his
merits deserves