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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Nos. 20 and 81 Gold street. N. York. April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.


THE HOE HOE pRINL THO PRESS MACHINE AND SAW
l. MANDATORY, in consequence OF the add tien OF
new and improved machinery TO their works and the reduc
the Of materials and labor enabled greatly
reduce heprces OF their resses and Of Printers Binder
materials generally will be by their newly priDed
circular, to which they beg leave to refer.
This establishment st under the personal sapentend
of RICHARD M Hoe and ROBERT hoE, aud they
their fiiend that notwithstanding the great reduction in
prt all articles manufactured by this establishment shall
tain the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
r h j.; 80 1e e ,rna Thev d,er ibemselvs. aIso Ina,
their old friends will only continue their fvos but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavor furnish the
very best articles at barely remunerating prices
Ordes from part OF the cosntry Tor all articles used by
Printers Binders including Types Ink Parer &C., will be
executed with the and prompude, and the
best terms.
Jobbing work and repairing will be at the lowest
sib,c prices, with every attention and expedition. 80
N. BAN articles manufactured by this establishment will
be stamped HOE co that persons from abroad may
imposed upon with spurious articles made in imitation
Of theiIs
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this uoe three times before the first of July and send
of papers will be entitled payne their bill
buying four tunes the amount OF it ap20is
ITO BANDBOX MAKERS--2oOo pieces BapdboI Paper,
for sale cheap 10 lots 10 suit purch close
Germ Apply at No 1875 William street, IN the stors.
milo
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90 THE NEW WORLD for the present week. con-
tans the following choice articles in addition three ell
egant engravings of the Eral Steam Carriage with a
minute account OF the machine, sc. &c.-very curious
Agricultural Tour in England, No. Spy A. B. AL.
len Esq.
II. Original Poem, by Mrs. sgourney-Rem
ofthe Cows at quitting Boston Common.
III Vaninka, another intensely interesting story of
real lite from the French of Alexander Dumas.
Nv. British and American Art the Rejected Picture;
Historical Socieys Proceedings Letter from London
Correspondent; Hammonds Political History Of Now
York.
Y. Letter from Mr.. Alirich-The New Novel of Fred.
srka Bremen; Dr. Forrys Meteorology; Poetry Miscel
Price 6l cents-$3 year. Office 80 Ann st.
Miss Bremer's new Novel, " The Home" is in press
the propre.ors ofthe New World having the only COW
in America, translated by Mary Howtt,-the advance
sheets having been purchased at great expense the
Tuesday morning next May 10 Price IS cents Beware
of spurious editions.
Agents can have their orders supplied Office 80 Ann
where all new and cheap works can be had.
]. WINCHESTER Publisher,
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Merrles.

On Wednesday evening. 10th inst, by the Rev Dr.
balch, WILLIAM s. CAMPBELL, Consul Of the United
States for Rotterdam to JosEPHINE B. youngest daugh-
ter OF Jacob Rabneau, Esq, all Of this city.
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MARTIN COUPA, Guitar Manufactpren No sa3
OF manufactured from the best materials Of
superior tone and perfect in every respect
Martin Coupa having made several Improvements in the
manufacturing branch enabled offer their instruments
lower than any other establishment in the city.
Strangers bel making their purchases will find their
advantage to call and examine their which the
largest in the United States.
N.B.-The Guitars warranted TO stand change Of
climate.
Sold wholesale and retail 1856 Broadway, up st No
connection with the music store below-
Mr. J. B. Coupa continues give lessons on the Guitar
usual. Ctr
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WET NURSE ,wANTED7-A respectable woman i.
viii ssa h' AS
TNF0kMATlON WANTED, OfHaItman BehIep, native
Oh ae Ss. fsS%
line, i. brother No. q pi .,S..i
INEE9akM Ma: WANTEP Of MIF EDERICK 0UN.
md
y n S o. The above will be hasaGy
Al Allen street New York
Michigan papers please copy. milo asr
new wef
c s Nav, Se, nd s in The Is
9sT from the sapga will be in attendance s:ys, P.y
pLEAsANT BOAp DING-several families can be ac-
eommodaed Stratton'. Poin' mile the village
Bathing within forty rods with dressing house
rural walks aad prospect unsurpassed by land and
A %S l in r. sTRArroN'
a FEW GENTLEMEN Of steady habits can be acccmmo
" Fulton Also day Soade, can b aecom
modsted the NEST reasonable term parOr and bedrooms
HANDSOME APARTMENTs in Houston street, cI-s'
K Sa s0Y T 1 Peal snt
DOCKET BOOK LOsT-Lelf on board one Of the sou,l
s.
II
50 P arl scnd them directed through the Post
Office. SMALLEY & NELDEN,
ml2 Scr No. 81 Pearl street
DOCKET BOOK LOsT-LosI yesterday a Pocket Book,
containing about hundred dollars in money,
able Bank. The finder is welcome
ney ,e will return the pocket book and box 1912
Lower Post Office. mil stsec
osT-On Friday evening, May 3ih, returning from
u Concert at the Apollo Roam, simply mounted Stone
Cameo with figures. liberal reward will be paid
who viii! deliver the No. VS. shington Place.
mll3s
OST OR STOLEN, check, drawn by Plat and BroIh r
II the Bank OF New York. made payable Dreer and
Hayes orer dated May 9th: la43 for hundred and
entv seven dollars and cents As the same embossed
DREER 4 HAYES.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1913. 3tsz
pOYAL MAIL FOR LIVERPOOL-L.ttcr B,gs Tor
Europe. to go by the Royal Mail Steam Ship Hibera,
18th inst, at ~ o'clock, p. Nj. HARNDEN CO.
MAR No. 3Wall street.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA May liar Sarah, Anthony, ape Havten
Spy Somers, sayannah Volta Tutte aud David Cox Wheel
don, NYoIk: Below, Lucy Blake Hosmer Mobile; John Jay
Baker, Providence.
=, BAITIMoRE. May lo.Ar Hebe, Green. Rio de Janeiro
Troubedour, Gortam, Boston.
RICHMOND MAY 9-An Ajax, Boston.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, hueu Ineer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
SHfsrss Nos. - .4,.n nd us Fuito-4 f.ss.b
FRIDAY,

Cacos mus ms, cbaIys ,bs d. lnss end general vare-
fancy and pledged goods, Toli and silver watches
Also the counters fixtures. drawers glass de,k, iron
chest and other Of extensive dry goods aud con"
''' e. will be As; %sfu e "a a''0n
Lmge sale of ,ocndd furniture Of all Sos 'G o
of hcu',Lespiug articles Of ii ds,cripiions.
far tas ali dtscIpsi Sa, '' o. s'eS'" ''e. '' '
Ao same time Superior rosewood ard mahogany Piano
Ls. SAFE Of French s M9 S,.s ;, drobe,
CARPETS upholstery articles feather Oeds pr
does table cutlery china glass and plated wsri &C. at c
o'clock in the sale r'oms.
TAT their Store No 3l6 Broadway. Gothic HALL
c,,;. FRIDAY. i ch. May 3 hat pest 10 o'clock.
and hal, French ;G, eukioned and spring paOI rocking
,S
q The Sheffield Gnery ai"nsi SETS cut d,s,, 'pmSs,
s9a ' the me %o sadsfi o%sle y The
be .sdy The day previous to the SALE when The iaIns
A oErKowbnlbdE Co vii sell hi. s %eTnins May
c,oetsTy nars &c. among which i large
s wS tea S eSs ss sa a a
bowls. ba. plates. dishes splendid cut sls.: hall lamps,
o tuited back and ea sofa: aud
and cane seat CURED maple and cane seat 'ha lock-
hs ssSa BE away as ssy
So EXTENSIv -ALE OF GKkENHOusE
IN PLANTS, &C., &c.. at auction &c EOktiE Z.
~ THORBURN will sell at auction on Saturday 70
variety Of snowy Plants NV rtl-s Camilla J.po-
meas Or and Trees Roses GeranIum,, sc &c
all in perfect order from his ablhmen at Astoria and will
be sold without well worthy the attention OF
these about stocking greenhouse, or improving an
already made collection.
Plants may be examined on Friday.
ml2 tier JOHN B. GLOVER, Auctoneer.
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS har dsc nelly frim.d-E.
~ W. SNOW will sell auction nSatur morning a. II
O'Clock in hit Gallery 32H Bro AWAY the Hos
ptai valuable ctoo Of ancient and modern on
combining many choice subjects by the irs
masters al The -pcient and IN ,dern choo They must be
be appreciated They ready for exhibition
with catalogue. Admmi,sio free. Sale par.mptory.
milo tsm
A UCTION NOTlCE-WiI be sold on Friday, the 18th
"A inst No 2o3 Broadway extensive cIon OF Tneo-
gical and Classical ,oks, selected FIR m W. A. Co'mms
stockTo be sold without Sale to commence
at 4 o'c 'ock +. NJ.
milo q issr ANSEL EDWARDS, Auc teneer.
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SIxTEENTH WARD..DEMoCRATsILo LOOK OUT

SIXTEENTH INDEPENDENTLY LOOK OUT
~ FOR YOUR R!GHrs.-We do not wish to b. come an
ueives but II itice eQu iy not TO be had
amongst elected there yet another
Ismedv-bu drs find that where justice and equal rights
dema nded from o elect,
there ltle none to be had So gentlemen, go and
divide and Conquer please for the present. but you will
find, il this that DAYS
We 60 not hold Ill the old officers into their old seats
but like Bennett and the large de
choose the ch, from the solid tiled. and well known gram
and then, and till then, will be able keep
eating clean bread which have eayhed through the ballot
box OF Gemeccy thought by The honest Of
tiyss but thy have proven different. BY Roomc wbg
pontmcnts &c has venture and trampled now
honest democracy calls look for the other end Of
your travellers We thought all hooks has broken off from
the old clique, hut nd that there old stump
be rooted out ard that oblivion of with
their oefhers suited for their Justice and equa
y dem nd and want more, without winch
will be content.
BY A SIXTEENTH WARDER,
stering Democrat from his youth, and CT the OF bought
experience. m1l 1tsm
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sun RIsEs'..' - 10 NOON Is
SUN SETS. .....7 81 HIGH ...i7l2
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DIANOFORTES The subscribers resi- ectfuIIy inform
their friends and the public in general, that they have
moved from late place Of business i3 Broadway 1906
Franklin street. between Ctuc, and Wet Bro ,dway where
hey VII, continue 10 menuaeluIe tneI Immposins Ino
bo shape and besides tone full brilliant
and meodous ihe great advantage derived from this
that music be transported into key desired
suit the vocalist, To- az impairment Of an, other in
strun,n therefore worthy the OF the
we'll the artist large assortment ofisbct Piano Fcrtss,
and ahog aud 6S with French grand
ac IN also constantly hand and viii bs sold
r.du ed Old Piano Sores taken in exchange also Piano
F0itc, k,p for hire
LINDELL, WENNERsrROM & co.
m2 ImEec IFS franklin street.
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EVERY HUMAN HAIR is perfect tube the rnpumera-
IL bic qualifications Of the arteries branch along ts
face Through these vessels the beod VIII ch vital
TO the hair calculates and when from obstrucos j. Of
the scalp suppy blood off, the HAIR
loses its gloss becomes dry aud h,rh and falls off, Now is
obvious that unless the the scap be opened the cap
larry action Of the blood restored and the cur and dinru
proceeding from suppressed peIspraon rmsyed b.ldness
all these eff will re-cothe the bald places with
vigorous ard and heahfu and redun-
dant srowh Of hair long il used conformity it'll the
printed directions which each boe ADD which
appended testimonials of its efficacy from
of most Distinguished cleryymen. physicians.
Sold by A. d. Sands druggists No 70 Fulton street; A.
B. Sands Co.. No 3 Broadway d. SandI Co., No. II
East Br )adway Price 81. " 6nsr
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HOUSE,. NEW BRIGHTON.

BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber begs inform bis fs nds and the pub
lc that he has taken the shove well known house, which
has been thoroughly repair and painted the best
newly furnished Throughout and will be opened the first Of
May NEXT.
The delightfully."- situated Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing and from i,s commando view
York To those DESTROYS Of Ie.denee during the
bathing together with beautiful drives and walks and
the city hours by the Belmont
House offers induce by other the Is
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
satisfaction proprietor of the Pavilion his de-
render his house agreeable,
will him the continuation OF pson Of the patronage
he has here tofoIe been favored with.
GEORGE PIERIS,
NEW BRiGHToN, April ~. 1913 ,3istfi
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10 ANOTHER PROOF OF THE VIRTUES OF
BRlSTOL'S SARSAPARlLLA.
New YORK. April g. 1913


sir-About six years ago was afflicted with strange
able to account 1t first appeared a cramp
ton Of the muscles and the heshy part of became hard
ofmy with severe darling and pains At times
Various have been the means employed by myself and
likewise by Physicians with but triang benefit In this
way continued until about May last when by exposure
to the dump, &c. my complaint received sudden and
alarming impetus, and in short time was deprived of
the of the limb entirely In vain was the skill and
practice OF medical gentmen in my employed; every
effort proved unsuccessful and at length fears
tertained Of my loosing the limb altogether My com.
plant proved to be Soirrhus Cancer and for months
unable to touch it place it the floor being ex-
tremey painful deprived of sleep and appetite and my
medy for diseases and at pected visit from
lady that had received great benefit from your sarsapar
the medium of Brisol sarsaparla Ihave since proved
by happy experience. the truth Of what had been in
formed Of the powerful efficacy of Bristos sarsapsrlla
to cure. obtained Bristols Sarsapara about three
months since, andthrough the OF it consider my self
cured nearly there being enough only of the dis
ease remaining &c point out where it my ge-
neral health good. have not used any other
decline besides Bristols Sarsaparila and cooling wash
at times am happy to inform you that your sarsaparil
Ia is efacting thorough in me- have been ena-
bled to walk out for the first time in six months aso
go distance of two miles without fatigue. and returning
making in both ways four miles foot Therefore feel
pleased to be able to recommend Brols Ssrsapara
safe and sure remedy It would give further pleasure
ary before ali signs of the disease are gone which will
You are therefore at liberty to refer any to
rous know and see for themselves, but not to crafty
mere curiosity.
With much respect &C.:
ELIZABETH VAN TAssELL, LOT Pitt ct. N. Y.
To C. c. BRrsroL, Buffalo, N. Y.
f3- DO not wish any one to purchase this medicine
until they fully satisfy themselves that all that here said
of is true IL therefore they will take the trouble
call on Mr. Burger so Courpnd IT.. or at Milhau, 1888
Broadway they examine substantial testimony in adj
dtion to the above, which will prove concusvey that
the article Is what it purports to be. -
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever.-A.
the subscriber Is constantly receiving MI desePt IONS Of
Watches of the newest direct nom the
manufactnres in Eng land Fance. and Swi,zshand, he Is
assortment and much less priee AT
retail than house IN the city Gold wsche, low
as each Watches jewell exchanged bought
All watches warranted keep good time the money
turned Watches, clocks aud jewellery repaired in the best
and warranted lower thln al other place
city. O. C. Allen, importer OF watches add jewellery whole
sale sud retail 20 Wall street. IN stairs al%im nssm
HARDWARE PAPEk-sOD reams glazed Hard are Paper.
PERssEE & BROOKS,
No 81 Liberty street
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90 "POOR CHILD, HOW PITY HIM. said
him1 he is fast wasting away and ell have done has
given him no relief The reply was, use shermans
Worm Lozanges-your child has got worms. Do you
think so2 said the mother Certainly replied her visitor
and thais all that ails him. box procured and the
first dose brought away Incredible quantity OF worms;
the child revived and before the box used up
perfectly well Thousands of such cases have been re-
ported to Dr. Sherman His warehouse at 100 Nassau
street Agents, II East Broadway; 22l Bleeeker 227
Hudson no. 273 and 459 Broadway 10 Astor House 80
William street, and l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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GREAT SOCIAL REFORM MEETlyG-A general
q Society viii be held hs Friday evening Croton
O'clock Msss.. CLAIMING, ie.isy' oodw% Willy Bis
s NTH s and
invited to attend. Seats will be re,ervea for
| SUGAR AND TEA sTo8E:-REM0vALI-Th' un-
deTSansd would inform .htr friend. and The pubis gene
s Hudson ,sst near G sSS ~ e ppPo.',e St.
sugars; old Java. snm,t and ST Domingo Coffee green
Csnds. The be., 10 @ip
Of a.: as.iy, Isssyed s,s ii%..
I Be- e on . ws sy % O. Is
obtained at any other store in the city, for the quality Of
rson, living 81 dst,De. who may wish 70 be suppi,d
ssd sspiaily week, tMonjsy. Fd'ysl
's ''''' an" ' goods ''; s;'''
81, Hgdr n St. near Cove st.
BGood. sen, to any part CT the city or to The team
OIss0LU riON. OF co PARTNERSHIP Tine coDa1
de-, % @ W@ Mex n. , Ss'Eeen the 81, s IN
sI 70 s S:,
firm rqoc.d I, hand in the R,ynen! Without
d'&liy Wines. M..Hrw Ro.rr VIZ T8RE MRef hSeIs
Nstce2TSs .ub,crb,r will continue the wholesale and
retail and LIQUOR tu,ne" The old stand sOi Second
mlast.r WILLIAM MexE VIE
BRITISH AND ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
thus md 9es to which The attention o, Straw Hat
found
Plsi1 Tuscan Plat, Of Superior fabric
Fancy do do
Shell do do
Albert Tor Brilliantly
Rntland
Ffert
Split Straw
Devon, &C. &.
AS, Imported Bonnets Of all the above kinds Pl,t manu-
facturrd the latef and fashion BILE shapes don
aud Paris which will be always added by contiruou, inn
poraon every new style Plating invented and
all flesh shapes bonr.s mmt dia ely thu, known 10
ss e; ''
LONDON LUTON. $50 Pearl street, New York.
,nrc nSr
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c.
THE Subscriber having from the late firm OF Gel
L ston, Ladd Go. has business the
Of Broad and Wall opposite tho Custom House, for
sale Of fine Watches Diamonds and Gentiemens Jew ery
prices in accordance with the times.
All DIAMOND Je~ey tough, of the subscriber will be
purchased by him after ,ducpg thereby offering
to opportunity 10 their diamonds into
money at any time they may please.
Fine Duplex Lever and Lepipe Watches. which he
commend and good kscpcaso. Gold Chain,
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, &c.
Silver Forks Spoons, and Tea Sets, Of the newest patterns
and best quality aud manshp cent advance
the prices All above articles shall be
equal TO the b,st made in New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his personal supenten
dance, with the assistance of the best worhmen an,
Diamonds, Pearls and other precious stones ana Svef
bought exchanged, WIN =. LApD,
IL Wall street, opposite the Custom House
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POST OFFICE,
New fork Nav IL h, 1873
ENGLISH MAIL.-LetteTs for the HIBERNIA Steamer
Il which sails r. Boston the ms, will be received
the VI per aud Lower Pos, Offices this cit until IS mi
nutes past four o'clock p M Moudty The 18th lest.
JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
mig str Postmaster.
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VOCAL CONCERT
RY THE II 0LIANS

BY THE EOL IANS -
T CONCERT HALL-The HUTCHINSON FAMlLY
"A take pl in announcing respectfully to the
Ladies and of New York that giving
their intIoduc tory cntert Of Vocal Music
CONCERT NALL,
4O6 Broadway. on SATURDAY EVENING, Nay 18th, wheS
they will introduce variety Of their most popular
Tios and Solos, such have failed please fashionable
England.
Tickle fifty c,nts be had the principal Music Stores
the Hotels Saxton and Mless bookstore and the door
Saturday Evening
Doors open at T. Concert to commence at o'clock
For programme published small bills NIL stsr
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FEALE'S NEW YORK mU9EUM
br%2adwsys opposite the City Hail.

PARK THEATRE.
MIR. PLACIDE'S BENEFIT.
MR. PLACiDE the honor C informing his friends aid
lVl the public in general that his frat benefit eighteen
months will place the above Theatre. Monday
ing neI M"v l5h when will be presented for the frat time in
twenty months, the comedy IF
WEST END.
THE IRISH HEIRESS,
Written bYlD. L. BaurrcsuIe Esq., thor Of London AHu
rance" "AIma Mater" &c. &c.
Amer whirh.
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD,
(For the last me) with other &cl mia eec
EIBLO'S OPERATIC SALOON.
SlG NAGEL'S FINAL GRAND CONCERT.
U.ited with
MONS. NOURRIT,
The celebrated Tenor Vocalist and Professor Conserve
On rurspA e EV Fl r;TS NAV ,sh.
AT NIBLO'S OPERATfC SAL
Assisted by
MRS, EDWARD LODER
MR.. TINM,
And other eminent artists which will be further announced
Tickets to be had the principal music stores and
in the evening a the door,
Doors ope. att commence at o'clock For programme
3 small bids m2Nec
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u9-PROFESsOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED PILL
for the of gonorrh9a gleet and all discharges from
the urethra guaranteed to Sold boxes containing
one hundred Pills-Prce 81 per box.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College of Me- cine
aud Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
N.B:-Chests containing sufficient quantity Of Pro-
fessor VS. remedy for genorrhGa and geet guaranteed
to cure the most aggrav ated Price $3-careuy
packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
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90 GRAND ENTIRE OF THE MENAGERIE.-
The magnificent menagerie of Messrs. Raymond g.
Weeks created by their public entire into the city yester
day, preparatory to their exhibition for few boys
astonishing sensatson. Preceded by the band wagon
with excellent company of musicians and drawn by
four stately ponderous elephants followed the cages
tanning the lord Of the forest he lon panthers tigers
leopards &C. all under the and discipline fierr
Dreisbach whose system in the civilization and suhuga
ton OF these animals has ensured him the highest repua
ton We understand that they will remain in this city
but for one week and theylare the most co.,
lection ever exhibited in this city, forming the entire Of
every other mensgeIie we have few doubts but that the
whole community will visit the magnificent pavilion
erected at the of Broadway and Thirteenth street.
especially when it is remembered that Messrs Ray
mond Weeks not only the enterprising but high
ly popular managers Of this unriysed mepagerie
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SINGING

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged eturn Is.!y the
l beginning of August pupils until that
tune 70 give flashing lesson. the Italian oeh and Ens.e
Vaeca the first Europe increasing the srrenG and
with astonishing rapdity Her put s w have the
by alone, who have been emnent Ladies do
OF awaiting the Of Madam Sutt0ns limited stay
terms Sc. by application at n Chambers street
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ROGERS informs his friends and the ublic, that his
splendid Gymnasium Nos II and 10 Canal street.
Kim street. open for the ption Of subscriber
Gentlemen invited call and this
which will be found the extensive and complete Of
The ind in he mia
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s&EPackst-To sail the 18th NAV
The fast sailing packet ship MEMPHIS, Captain Allen,
will positively sail above, her regular day For freigh
or psxsrge, having handsome furnished apply
ON board, at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall ST. or TO
z. COLLINS h 90. s. South g.
Shippers mayrey upon having their goods messur
ed sd that the ships this Zinc will sail punctusy sdyer
sd Any guarantee that effect wl be given and iuhisa
that be requifed. -
Agents in N. Orle~s Hullin WoodMh who viii pronpe
ly for ~nd all goods TO II cir address - -
Ths pactet ship Oemulgee Captain Teetw sueeesd tie
Memphis. Zee