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BRISTOL'S SARSAPARiLLA.

RRlSTOL'S SARSApARlLLA is not one Of those mush-
u quackere built upon other and better ouuda-
ton than false statements purchased Guiiery and deliberate
medical meeors have shot up bazed and gone forever
has been slowly but constantly rising in reputation unit,
the of celebrity almost without prece
dent and yet every thing valuable the
lid and substantial basis of long tiled aad severely tested me
he astonishing that have been performed by this med
neither spoc ypha exaggerated reader he will taxi
sis. Such sha1,Sa SG %
by oy d Whose the,
found TO he confirmed. m
has Rs been yosns is Way by The o~ BUY
& IT, po iU eeastou has, bp ,"e OF gho
i IS sl and with vastly increased rapdy growing in the
cc o5 Of it, as AID l Sr"nGe NORTH for had
sunk neglect and contempt npostu and especially
medical kind, whore detection easy, could long
success my nde.d attend reid and Ssenou; humbIg but
the base SPECULATION put down Nine years least too long
lad there nj been vitality life truth in the Gospel Of
saviour ChTssHi,y must have Pfhsd in its infancy for
S o prsiud;ee enyy hate Win yhc5 % @
III encountered There force in the remark app
did really the virtue claimed could have
That Bstos sar apaa has been pine years that
IL has wopsht many most surprising cures that IL has
umphed the aud answered the
thai has NV oG u % in that
endorsement o the medlc faculty and tn, good opinion Of
which other medical prepa?,top has and which
have unless It's value and established the
inst experience OF facts aordg pretty good security
for its worth and usefulness sucent, least Justify fair
Of merits and efficacy will be Afforded by @ op %a niOoi
The patient hive better ede tn hs-ihe propre
desires other
For by reputable Druggists and Agents thou the
country.
CRY AGENTS roR THE SALE OF BRrsToLs sARs,pARrLLs
william Burger who cagent Cou tlandt street, and at
retail the following pacesMhan's Pharmacy 1888 Broad
way ushton Co no Broadway and 10 Astor House w As.
pnwa 80 william street; j. &. Morrison, 1888 Cireenw s
James Syme NJ. d. 90 Bowery, and John Symc Fulton
corner Watey street. Robert eggett NJ D. " Avenue D. B.
Quacsenbush 100 Greenwich street; A. HILL 2U7 Greenwich
street; J. j. Coddngtoi, Of Spring and Houston street;
d. H. Burnett, Third Avenue, corner of Eighth stree Philip
Merkle 3s3 Grand street, Daniel tucker $50 Grand street
H. H. Trpp, 100 Division and 260 Bowery John D.
Hart Grand Norfolk street, s. Morrison Green
wch streets r. Cromwell 28i Grand streets Smiths Medicine
store Broadway Legg,t IN Houston street; McCau
~ Division aud klddge street; Drug store,
Broome and Suffolk street,
Henry Buel 50 York street, Jersey City
!. O. Reed, li3 Fulton street, Brooklyn l.. J.
90 I'm cod dy&wym
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Packets to Arrive.


We shall favor # Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
home abroad will also confer by
sending this Office all the Marine ntellgence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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ORGAN

TT ENRY ERBEN informs the public that he continues
IL manufacture Organs the old establishment I72 Centre
street He offers for sale the following Organs One Gothc
cased Organ stops with swell and pedal bass dimensions
feet hish, feet inches wide feet 10 inches deep One
Swell Organ 10 feet inches hgh feet inches wide and
feet inches deeI One Swell Ors Of feet inches high
feet wide and feet inches deep Chapel Oean Of stops
feet inches high feet inches wild, and feet deep An
elegant Parlor Organ Also small Paor Organ Asecond
hind Church Organ feet high feet inches wide and feet
deep second hand Parlor Organ. rosewood Ssraphne
The above organs vary price from SIPS to $500.
HENRY ERBEN,
66t+r Centre al head OF Canal street
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TO THE PUBCIC

TO THE PUBC1C.
d. M TO S50o0-Nr Francis r. Crump, Watch Maker
public that independent OF the Watch business he prepared
make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver SETS spoons forks every description gold
silver shape intended for immediate sale Cash
scrption repaired and warranted. 2fS Grand street.
sill 3mNr
WATCHEs.The largest most splendid assortment
w Watches the to be found the subscrbers
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches of the styles direct from the manuac
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail than
other house the city Gold watches low $50 $
each Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
WATCHES warranted to keep good time the money returned
sIi warranted lower than any other place in the city
q. G. ALLEN importer of watches and jewellery,
ST ImAec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street mp stairs.
PREMIUM SOFA BEDS leads.
NJ McGRAW'S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA-This
IN article is well known public and its adv tages
have been ncontestb proved that the inventor deems 1t
unnecessary to make orther comment he would however
beg leave refer the few following highly respectable
emen wi have these sofas 10 their convenience
| and utility
| James r Whiting District Attorney, do.
Hon. c. &. Cambreeng do.
Hon. Senator Preston. 5. Z.
SAml Ward, Esq, firm Of Prime. Ward King, N. Y
Brown, Brothers * Co. do.
Rev. Dr. Not, Schenectady, do.
thousand could be given of gentlemen and Ia
dies the respectabiity il necessary; but
only iaton All persons
wishing purchase sofas sofa bedteads reclining office
rocking chairs respectfully invited call at 1863 Broadway,
SECOND door above Grand street.
n B. The above sofa has been awarded premiums the
Fairs where has been exhibited gold medal three
silver medals and diplomas 63 Broadway second door
above Grand street.. o8 I'm
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Died.

On the 9th Sept on board hepscket ship Mon,ezums
from Liverpool MARY FRANCES daughter oil george sn
Sarah stothsrd, of Brooklyn, aged two years
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MARITIME HERALD.


FOR LIVERPOOL.
G.Washington. Burrows, Oct. Q
United States, Britton, Oct. IL
Rochester, Britton, Oct. i6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. |
FOR BAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. 0
Sully, Burrows, Oct. l6
Iowa, Lines, Oct. "a
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, .Auenoneer.
BY BELL u HOWARD.
S,,,,s Ma % Ann street and lis Fulton streetl
TUESDAY.


Atea O'Clock. at No. "a % sih Avenue, near 9Th t.
VII e .od valuable drug: and incidence spice
powder and Gctars Soe pS a scales number of
FamitSSe@ the household furniture of the family, with
which the sale will commence comprising carpets BUREAUS
tables chairs y9dobe looking glasses 'oia' bedroom a"o
Ao valuable double gun and apparatus. saddle and bride
WEDNESDAY,
sale Of C s,e e,off anS Se Of cS ali
s2%f to Europe and removed from Brooklyn Tor
Also, piano fores, paintings looking glasses China, glass
ana plated ware stoves T Fiiipfn f'faS''' NC
Furniture and Hotel saeAt 1919 o'clock will be sold the
h9sshG known and O1 +. s % @ S"ss No he
CAN'T amps glass ware qaoTs wines ae sesa Sok"g
sIasses-a purchased within few months aud in good order
The household furniture T FRl Is e, sold
AT io1a o'clock at the sales room,
Also London cloths essmees and vestinss in lots TO suit
Also, lot Of wearing apparel part the stock of merchant
Also, quantity of hardware, watche, aud jewelry
NocE o., s and * s ard
BSss ;sS t. .a. .s S e s.sna
ampre ' @ @ %tV sois. Patterns.
isd ID ss :.a s' s S
ard without marble wsshaad. win and whor, %ps
SS 1GEs 'N%s afsa '1a
S9 s Gs wS MsaoS su shsa maple iaa fS
S te1s s a % sCr ,SN s Of
vii 6 ready day pIsyou. to the sac when
UCToN N0TiCE,-sALE OF PLANTs,-A Levy
"A ill sell Wednesday morning at ocosk a, b. S,, ,s
Consisting Mont Roses, Geanipms, He9ihropes, Yer
S Ss% a c. ali A1 ri S With
viii o S OF Which e ap S
at l5l Broadway, with prices Oh U-m
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DOCTOR Fl. BOSTWlCk,
OPERATIVE SURGEON to the New York Medical and
~ Surgical Institute may be consulted daily between the hou
OF and o'clock Once 10 chambers street IS lmsT
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POR TUGUSE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ar-famed snd celebrated Pills. from Portugal are We
perceive, TO be obtained 10 this country Ses cruise
ment on the last column. fourth page.
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Total 20 October LIST. .676. S94
Receipts at Oswego to the LIST instant -


Wneat Dusneie,. 9,Sl7 7O6lS
CorToN The speculative excitement that has charac
erzed this market for long time has nearly ceased
and look Tor reaction that will place prices as far on
the other tack The crop will be full an average
twill not be SO large the last which was unu.
suslly great but with the stock on hand the quantity
brought into market Tor the years consumption will be
equal 20 the just closed There is not much doubt
hut that the crop is somewhat diminished by unfa
vorabe westher but soil has been devoted this
staple than usual, which will admit of large margin
othe destruction injury of the plant in partcu
lar districts.
The consumption Of Cotton in Great Britain, according
10 the latest advices larger present than at any time
before, and the sales for consumption weekly to
great extent but the receipts heavy, which, with
the large stock and the absence Of unfaverabe reports
from this country, had tn effect of depressing the spirits
ofspccuators creating corresponding impression the
market
This market in taking its tone from that Of Europe has
dropped and prices taken downward tendency. We
quote slight decline most all descriptions. The
sales OF the week just closed reach 500 bales the
ceips for the same period $500 bales. We correct
quotations. and give those OF the LIST and 7h instant
comparing which, the variations will be perceived.
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quote ior TINS market, snes OF Genesee at 81 IS;
dichigen and Ohio fiat hoop S7a a44Sa; Ohio round
loop $44s3 southern descriptions very dull
Richmond county rules at $3.50 "a 2t.
Operations in wheat n limited extent. Genesee
held at 90 81 cents Corn northern sells at 81
SO cents weight. Rye, dull at IS cents.
Al Rochester the shipments Of flour east for the last
week in September ~ barrels an increase
Of nearly 5000 barrels over the previous week.
The receipts Of wheat from both canals for the season.
stand as follows
BY the Erie Canal. $40 Ill bushels.
BY the Genesee Canal, ...ls67s3
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GREAT BOAT RACE

THE GREATEST BOAT RACE that has ever yet taken
place the North River, will come off the Elysian
of $50 The following celebrated scull Boat, been
ed =:
The Day after the Fair built by Crous, be rowed by
the twin brothers-Teneycks.
The Hookesnvey built BY Isaac Seaman be rowed nv
A. ost aud Cornelius Brton
The New York built by ngerso 10 be rowed by Stephen
Roberts and Charles Thomas.
The Daniel d. Briggs be rowed by the Dry Dock oars.
men.
Nsp9Ison built by John Let's be rowed by y Taylor
The Dew Drop bnit by Crolius from Newburg to be
rowed by the Peekski crew. ' -
The Bill Johnson To be rowed by New York Pilots.
The distance to be owed will be three and
One boat winning heats will be entitled purse AZ
ter whi,h all the boats with the exception of the winning
will start again and around the stake boat for the
money.
No boats will be allowed change their crew after the race
commences. "
The will take place half.past two o'clock which will
give sufficient time for the be completed before dark
should the weather unfavoabe the will off
the first fair day 90 3tsr
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TO PRINTERS

To FNIN Ems.
FOR SALE-Two founts of Type. Mniou and onpa vel
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
this Office
EXCLUSIVE AND IN ADVANCE-The Pictorial
- Times Of September 23d received exclusively the
Oldest Foreign Newspaper Office No Ann street per Great
Western also variety of Others, including the illustrated
London News
Punch" Charles Wllmer's American News ELetter -
Wilmer < Smiths European Times, &c. &c.
~. b. Persons wanting back dates work publish
ed in England, can have them by return steamer
Subscriptions received for Bells Life Satirst ekly Dis
patch, Sunday Times Punch World of Fashion Examiner
&c; also for sale in single numbers
90 3m g. DOEL, No. Ann street.
GREENWOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may be
" made in these grounds as follows:-
Ia Family Burial Lots.
In Tombs permanently and temporarily.
In single Graves lots enclosed Family Lots with
stone posts and chains and single Graves without such
closure.
Receiving Tomb provided in the Carmine street Gene.
terry and also IN Brooklyn where temporary ntermens
may be made in Of inclement weather.
superior Family Walt may be built, and lot purchased
for the of $40 90 3t*r
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PEALE's Sp,, ,oH4e nusHun.

AND Plt TURF g. tilfHN.
(BronGnay, cPynSAt the CGR FH)
CoNIPETTirIoN Del, D! WoNDER UPON
WONDEki
The astounding Cur sites IN the world and unequal
led performances
CASPER HNt otl, Half '.aE n ~ Monkey possessed Of
the power of spec h, yet walss upon slo"n
Mr.. g. JENKINS thu elne,or. Tenor Singer, and
Banjo P, pd lie southern Mnstrps will introduce
Adrir the La Petite Cerito the
fu dans-use
The celebrated FUG-GE MERMAID, and SOC. 900 Curios.
ties
Performance evening quarter 0, and Saturday az
unoou a O'clock
Admttauce only 2H cents.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM HRIAL GARDEN
AND FAIR.

AMERICAN MUSEUM. AIRIAL GARDEN,
AND FAIR.
Corner of Broadway and Ana street
RETURN on GENERAL TOM THUMB.
This smallest of Dwar who is eleven years old twenty i've
inches high and weighs only FIFTEEN POUNDS, has
turned old quarters and be day and
niirs tins week . -
DIR. VALENTINE,
The deneaor Of different chai engaged and
will open his whole budget Of comicalites,
whms, scraps, Oddities &c.
Also engaged for week only, the
SPLENDID MOVING DiORAMAS
including the
CONFEDERATION OF MOSCOW;
the grandeur Of which be eeded only by the
reality.
Mr. WIN COLE, the wonderful Chinese Nonde'crpt, with
his DOG BILLY. who Sings Dances and performs variety
OF feats which ssonish every hehoder
Miss ADAlR, the charming Vocalist.
Mr.. II. q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
CITY BRASS BAND, OF twelve muscltns
Fancy Glass Blowing. The PERPETUAL FAIR is open
to all visiters of the Museum without sytr' charse
Grand performances eve evee1g ut tpast o'clock and
Wednesday and Saturd " afternoons at g.
Admission the whole - r~ntscHtrr under ten years
half prur.
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE

Boxes Is cents-P 12h Children to Boxes, when
80 ACCOMPANIED by tler guardians. ia cents,
Clown John Gossn Ring Mister Mr.. Nixon. Equestrian
Director, Mr.. Carroll
BENEFIT OF MIR CIIAMPL1N.
First appearance this of Master John Diamond the
original and unapproachabe Extravaganza Dancer.
First this OF Mrs. Cole the graceful and
accomplished Equestrian
Full Minstrel Band as f,ows Mr. jenkins. Banjo; Mr..
Mestayer Violin; Mr. Halet Tamborine; Mr. Troy, Bone
Castanetts
MONDAY EVENING October 9th the performances will
commence with beautiful Scene OF Entree and Pageant
adorned by correct and the most gorgeous costume OF
the Mobiles OF Poland, represented by ten lady and
Gentlemen Equestrans
The figures and of the cavalcade under the
immediate direction of Mr.. Carol, and led by that
superior horseman and Mrs. Cole, entitlrd the
FLOWERS OF CHiVALRY AND BEAUTY.
Besides host Of other entertainments See small bills
? Season Tickets for sale the box Office price s.
Doors att First commence at quarter past
Performance half precisely. o3r
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER o.


uN sETs''' .'.....5 % HIGH WATER 10
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Dr. LARUNER'S LYCEUM.
DJTCCEy DI A t1tvrxf


Dr. LARUNER'S LYCEUM
THE VICE RU US III PtbAANETARIuM
day morning to receive the motion for dissoyins the in
viii nss h GH n Oh 81 h9
be- he particularly Gull of the subjects and illustrations vii
Paientees Inventors and may consult DR.
=, on % I ed with the application Of Pys
Aenam bfoadWsy 6et s s VISIT TO tins city 90 ctr
TlVOLI SALOON.
me1oa. aAd ls 5sss to to his
the above place aud intends giving opening vaton ball
be Sa s be sss n
I Carr Tp s, Tae6 PSsns o Ge s:s d Pe S
10 LET-The Saloon, for balls parties, public dinners
Also Committee Rooms, reasonable terms.
BUSINESS is Observation-Disclosures if you wish share
ct you must circulate your cards and handbs freely
ron, the Office Of the Locomotive Printing Engine, IFS
penn done near r whe % can have al kinds Of JOB
disappointment.
Gard. printed hours notice if required OF im.r
Establishment from John street to No Beekman street
t%SysdGs HHge opposite the Brick Chgch New York
cued the first STYLE Of The art as regards h 1fq. e
es s aRG hs s s%s ard
plates can have them printed the and fashion.
ss ss%i Of 'S New Y9 BROOKLYN and
elect 10 i6eir taste. : '. go im s.I0'
hANAN'S BATHS.-New Bathing Establishment al
No Courtlandt street New York, four doors from Broad
~
j. BRAMAN has recently opened the above new Bathing
establishment. Every department the mos
commodious and convenient plan 1t is in successful
oneaton and ladies and gentlemen visiting the establishment
will always find prompt attention, and query thing Connected
with conducted in the geneel and manner
u Warm Cold and Shower Baths at all bours from sun.
Else till 10 O'Clock night &c IInsr
INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, Is CORTLAND street
WI Scarlet fever colds nfammatory chronic rheumatiso
SC cured in few days, BY the Of j. r. Carros Aedica
ted VSpor Baths Open from o'clock in The morning till
o'clock night sulphur Baths require hours previous
notice. Portable baths any part Of the city BROOKLYN
Bathing tubs and hip baths for hire. OF Ctr
IN PURSU ANCE of order OF the Surrogate of the coun
" of New York. notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Peter Murphy late Of the city Of New York
gentleman, deceased present the with the vouchers
hereof the subscribers the Office Of Edmud s. Derry
No 81 Wall street, the city Of New York; before The
eighteenth day Of September next
Dated New York, the 18th day Of March, l9i3.
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES {, BELL,
mis- law6mr Administrators with the will annexed
poe TTTCJrSE FEMALE Pills
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COAL-Lage Nut Sire 81 So Stove si75 and fresh Brok,p
aud Egg 81 ton, Of the best Peach Orchard Asn WE
screened weighed by city wegher and delivered Tree on cart
age. reduction Of 3 cents ton e .sken from tne oo'
sI9 2mIs and Greenwich sueels
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FRENCH CHINA.
No, 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DALESME, Importer aud Agent for Manufacturers, has
H. always hand large assortment for dinner and tea sets
in plain white aud gilt French Porcelain well tnner and
dessert plates of all assorted dishes covered
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards aud stands.
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek French and Amsr
eau shape.
All the articles warranted of the best quality to be
sold liberal terms and in lots 10 suit purchasers s21 6.ec
observation-disclosures tons OF pure lake Ice of the best qua
ty The Highland Ice establishment, expressly for ship
ping prepared to- and will SELL by the cargo and smaller
quantities cheaper than be obtained from other source
and packed IN tue best manner to of the world
supply OF the best approved hacking ALWAYS hand
JOHN NJ. LYON,
nivla
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u kAMAN'S BATHS.-New Bathing Establishment a
No Couandt street New York. four doors from Broad

j. BRAMAN has recently opened the above new Bathing
establishment Every department constructed the most
commodious and convenient plan il is in successful
OPERATION and ladies and gentlemen visiting the establishment
will always find prompt attention. and query thing connected
with conducted in the genteel and
u Warm Cold and Shower Baths, all hours, from sun
Use till 10 O'Clock AZ night m I,os,
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DUNK q ALLEN
lave received by late arrivals packets and steamers Sc
IL ye articles addition their former assortment Oh
DRY GOODS. -,
DESTROYS Of closing of hsr present stock they eer tns
goods the lowest prices aud invite the attention OF All
pure haseu at No l2s Pearl street. sN xwm-r
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sehr T. Wynns, Doughty 3 days from Washington NC
with naval stores, TO 5. L. Mitchell
Sch Alpine Badger days from Wilmington, NC. with
val stores 10 J. Ogden
Schr Aaric, Rode, days from Wilmington NC. with
val stores, to A. Cooley 4 Co.
schr Pilgrim, Doane, days from Norfolk with wood to
master.
schr Oliver o'Ne Dowds, days from ocrscoke, NCwith
shingles, TO master.
sch Iole, Norwood days from Eastpo with fish, Sc to
Stugss &Co.
schr Texan Leighton days from Eastport with sth and
plaster TO p. l. Neyus x Sou.
Below.
Packet ship Quebec Iebard from London aud Portsmouth
Sept. l. with mdse, Grnne Mintum * Co.
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MEDlCATED VAP0R BATHS, Is CORTLAND street.
WI Scarlet fever colds nammatory chronic rheumatis
SC cured in few days, BY the use Of Gorros Nledica
o'clock night sulphur Baths require hours previou
notice Portable baths any part of the city BROOKLYN
Bathing tubs and hip baths for hire. Ctr
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PARKER,s DANCING ACADEMY, up. town, IN
i E;sL,b str.et Two doors from Broadway. MIR. T. aud
WISHES 10 notice the public that they have open.
IN X,,"moon school for Young Ladies and BOYS from
Ts yonng Lnles aud BOYS classes be separately
The great advantage both classes will be in practising their
,,dlles other dances together. review day
month the parents the progress OF their children.
DAYS of tuition Mondays and Thursdays at I O'Clock.
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TlVOLI SALOON

BUSINESS is Observation-Disclosures if you wish share
~ 9iityou must circulate your cards and handb freely
70 90 tins "a an economical way call FOLGER SUIT
ION al the oihce OF the Locomotive Printing Engine I5
gohn street near fe where have all kinds of Job
disappointment ~ Nv
Cards printed hours notice if reouirpd "a ,msr