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DOCTOR YOURSELF
DDINT TEJV

DR. GREGORY may consulted condcnallya at all houn
treatment of those f cared case. Which y proys IN
portant which has not been OVERLOOKED Is hr
adapting Of remedies the of PATIENTS who
rally desire to obtain cure as speedily and privately poss
knowing many people desire for information up
tsssteS has Dr. GREGORY lately published the fourth edition Of
his private treatise Il contains much improved
toms Of disease not before alluded to.
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness ncapacu
faithfully delpeated and the best practical method Of OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and adapt
assistance Of whatever age or sex That portion Of The work
treating impotence banness and certain destructive
sS Of sS b FOUND ST bo s"
to all cassct friendly silent monitor where sensual
sexual debility has made threatening nroad the health
constitution and points only the Of
but the certainty Of restoration 1t shows how and
Others deceived by the outward physical experimentation
OF the nervous system cough indigestion, and of
symptoms Indicative of consumption often ascnbed to
alnns and pemicieus Practice alike destructive to the mind
and should be read by every one The authors method Of
ing this complaint without pain and affords positive
% Dr. WIFI warrant sy
that he undertakes and guarantees the same to be
The means which he employs enabis him to obtain complete
The price OF the book above alluded is 50 cents and
his private residence Barclay street the Park also
the following agencies which are drug stores, viz -
No. Sc William st, near Maiden Lane.
No. 70 Fulton st, cor. of Gold ct.
No z East Broadway. cor Of Market st
No. 1888 Sowery, cor Of SPRING.
No 30 Fulton St. cor. OF Water 81.
No. M6 Delaney st, cor. Of suholkH
No. So Bowery cor of Walker st.
Both corner, Of Broadway and Chambers street.
The book will be sent in sealed envelope those who may
choose so TO order tit will also be sent by mail receipt Of
dollar. addressed Ia bov 5sT. no rs ),
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Foreign Importat,ons.

BArAvrA-Bafque Plot-2 boxes Nicholson-55 bags
coffee 10 do nutmegs mssIer336 bags coffee order.
BnLIzE, Hond-Brg Patsey Bloun-i box specie ton,
ogwood ceroons cochineal bales sarsapara Blanco
Pkg specie Conl do Alenandsr51 bales saraparila Isl
ST DoMNco-Schr Topc-l40O crotches mahogany ioi
nor iousM
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0y- COMsTOCK's SARSAPARILLA is WAR
price Of others, and in large bottles viz 5Oents per
bottle 81 per Dozen Suit yourselves To be found
only at 81 Courtlandt street; No North Fifth street,
Philadelphia 50 Cornhh Boston.
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BLANCARD'S

pATENT WOOD AND COAL STOVES for Halls, Par
ors, Offices Stoves Steamboats, sc These Stoves are
kinds Of pdsa FOR wood and the other for coal
the fire chamber wood pedestal oeng arranged that the
h'e BY OF revertable plate partition in the Stove
causes the heat circulate through the height of the sta
Eying large and beautiful radiang surface These
"g gos air chamber attached and thing
all who have them IN use the The sub
nomca and durable Stove to call and satisfy snseIys or
the aboqe facts They be operation daily and ref
given those who have them The public will
then have fair runy of judging that the above plain
sct' For sale only iu this city III Grand street. door
east Of b roadway. -
DE- line JAMES KINDS.
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90 THE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.-Noth
made will many complaints as it does No
family should be day without this Save always in the
house in of accident by fire. it will life
every case of burn scad if the vital parts
injured II is admitted by twelve of the first
physicians in this city, the only thing that should be used
at ALL Besides, it stops all pain from bruises wounds
old ulcers reduces swengs and stops Immediately
all inhammatons and is general curea for all outward
complaints If any one will it for any Of these
plants and does not do just what say and times
more, will pay back the money. For weak and in
famed eyes, it is positive cure, will show all suf
erers its remarkable The only place in this city
TO obtain it genuine is of Comstock Co.. 81 Courtand
street No North Fifth street. Philadelphia 50 Conhl
Boston.
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ON EXCHANGE AGA Nh !; m TO THE OLD

W STAND.
THE undersigned aer years experiences Of the evil
effects resulting from large and larger rents happy
to inform his and the community general
lease Of his old stand Net formerly 81 Wall street. Nor
Buildings OF New and for
LIBERATED by his well known SION OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECEe beacon to all who in Of good cheap and
hsaienabe garments.
TO OF his old patrons who may have lost sight Of him
turing his wanderngs he invites their the Old Spot
fame for skill and puncuay OF the public generally he
cits call being prepared with OF fine and
sonabe cloths vestngs &c &c. which he will he
happy make in the faithful manner and
charges Cash Only The he
slowed making and trimming when the cloth purcnas
ID OF him. c. B. Babcock continue. the emitting depart
ment CHARLES cox,
MO lmr Sign Of the GoldenFesce No. Wall st.
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stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

Real EsrATE--A sale made Saturday, by An.
thony Blocker Co. of 81 years lease of the lot of
ground with the rick building thereon the northwest
of Avenue and Sd street. containing q by 90
feet, subject to ground rents, 81 300
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% MISUNDERSTANDING made has proved more
beneficial in all complaints of the Ear than Dr. McNairs
Acoustic Oil The price is but 81 per flask, with full d
rections. To be found at 81 Courtlandt street.
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MONDAY, 18th Dee. 1913.
M n VI ETTX TIE MD

MR. VTEUX TEMPS.
CHEVALlER OF THE ORDER OF LEOPOLD Flint
Violin the King Of the Begans and Member Honorary
Of the Philharmonic Societies Of Vienna Munich Brussels
SC. will perform, accompanied by
A GRAND ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of Mr. u Hill onIMonday the lith De
cember, 1843. at the Warrington Hotel.
Grand Concerto the Violin. in + sharp, minor, in
theee parts-Algro Maestoso Adagio Expressive,
kondo Legg ero, Vieur Temps
Fantasia Capri ,osa for the Violin, on several orr.
gnal themes, VieuI Temps
Carnevale di Venezia Pezzo di Brayun, compos.
ed by Pagannni, Ernst, Sivon, Vieux Temps
For Programme small bills
Tcxe 81 EACH be had the mysic and hotels
a the door.
Concert commence at o'clock, DC toiIr
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seuding this Once all the Marine intelligence they
received
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ID ETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
N The undersigned respectfully inform their fri nds aud the
public generally, that they keep constantly hand large and
splendid assortment Of French and English Cloths Cassme,es
and Vesngs including ETY. Of Overcoat stufs
which they pledge themselves make style
ed by establishment the city. All garments furnished
full fifteen per less than other house who make and
trim in the Those who wish Clothing made
their perfect sats fiction will do well call and give trial
~ B-A splendid Of Overcoa's Coaks kept
constantly hand and " i'll be sold very low for cash
di lmsr II. WHiTEHORNE co. 30 Nassau st
THE SUBSCRIBER has removed from the store No
657 Broadway to l7t Canal for the purpose Of carrying
the CASH TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches.
and style of elegance which be surpassed
other house the intention Of the undersigned ask such
for his goods fail the appreciation of
the public and excellent assortment will be kept hand
suit the taste OF all.
also be altered repaired this establish
ment a reduced prices.
call is respectfully solicited by your obedent servant
M. RICE.
~ B. Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have them
made the reasonable terms aud good fits warranted
ma liner
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discounts There is more capita in Boston engaged in
banking than the business wants place
The stockholders ofthe washington Bank held meeting
to take into consideration the policy OF giving up their
charter but the majority in favor OF surrenderng not
sufficient 10 satisfy the existing law and they adjourned
for another trial. The capital of that Bank is S50O0O
which would reduce the banking capital of the city to
about SIG oOo Very small dividends have been rea
Lied on Boston bank stock and further reduction the
capital employed in that business take place. Indi
vdual houses in Boston have large capital invested in
their business There is city in the Union that requires
much actual capital in the houses of the commercial
class to do the amount of business in Boston;
sequenty, they do not place that dependence bank
favors or luck in trade that merchants of other cities do
The banking capital Of the country yet too large and
gradual reduction must go on the amount invested
will not pay three per cent annually The wants of the
business classes rhng compared to what they for
meyy were that old dividends cannot be declared Bank
directors find up hill work to make actually
four per cent. For appearances, they may 60 above
that rate but to do they compelled to draw pre-
vious surpluses.
The Message of the Governor of Ohio gives the follow.
ing report the financial condition of the State The pre-
amount Of the State debt little seventeen
millions OF dollars
RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES THE STATE ONO
FOR lS43.
The amount received from taxation, the
Penitentiary, and other sources, during
the year ending 18th November 1913. $263,900 90
Balance in the Treasury, Nov Is, ls43 64,36l %
ssasa7o %
Amount of expenditure for the
government during this year $l99,500 81
Transfer to Canal Fund. 10000 90
229,50O 81
s9s,76o IS
From this is to be deducted the taxes paid
during this year, belonging to Canal and
Schooi Funds 1851 "
Balance, November 49, 1913. ....... $95,Os6 70
Canal Fund
Amount of tolls on the Ohio and Miami Ca
nails for the year ending Nov 10, lsls. S374,04a O5
/ On the Miami Extension ........ 7,2i2 43
On Wabash and Erie 32,473 81
On Hooking .................. 3,9i9 90
On Walhonding. ................ 6lO 81
On Muskngum Improvement. 49,. 2O,754 Is
Turnpike dividends 1910 so
State Lots Observation-Disclosures. 923 %
Maumee and Western Reserve Road ASA Is
S473,55i 81
Expended for repairs the
Ohio Canal =. :. ........... SI20977 80
Miami and Miami Extension. 55si7 80
Wabash and Erie. 1880 80
Hooking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Muskingum Improvement 59l4 IA
WalhondinS SAT SIS
l95,4s7 46
s27s,ll7 %
Add Canal Tax, 1912 .................. 800 226 43
s6O7 ,4os Go
comparison of last year shows loss on
the Ohio Canal Of ................... $S2, 555 40
On the other public works there has been
gain.
On the Miami Extension. 49,. S3,2U2 40
Miami Canal ........ 2406 4S
Wabash and Erie. 3l,574 as
Hooking ........ 1856 80
Walhondng ....... 627
muskngum. 502s 40
Turnpike dividends -. 3,579 80
Western Reserve and
Maumee road ~ 2S44 IS
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days Of the steam shlps.
sh,p ngnsters nnd Aronts.

We shall favor IL Captains OF Vessels will Civ
to Commodore RoBERr SiLyEy, Of our News Fleet, Re
port Of the shipping LEFT the Po whence they sailed tn
Vessels Spoken their List OF their Cargo,
any Foreign New,apsn or News they may have lie viii
RESPONDENTS home abroad, will also confer favor BY
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o. HAYS LINIMENT AND Inns BALM OF
China warranted to any of Piles or the
money shall be refunded To be had only at 81 Courtand
street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faramed aud celebrated Pills, from Portugal
perceive be obtained in this country. See advertise
IN last column, iourth pageI
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TUESDAY, 18th December, 1913
CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH
~ BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, BY
MADAME CINTI DANOREAU.

AND MONS. ]. ARTOT,
being positively their last their
the south, Tuesday, the 18th Dec
Washington Hotel which sion, also.
SIGNOR CASELLA,
First VoIonces the King of sardinia and Member Of the
Philharmonic Societies of Turin Genoa &c having kindly
eed his will his first appearance this
The whole Of the Of this Concert for the
benefit OF the French Benevolent Society.
Lesder OF the Quartetfe, MIR Timm
For Programme small bills.
Tickets 81 EACH be had the Music
Atwill the Astor House DeImonicos and at the door
Concert commence at O'Clock. dt Str
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{G3- OIL TANNIN.-For boots shoes carriage tons
harness. &c., nothing equal this celebrated oil and
water can penetrate than thrsugh India rubber
To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE


GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE
TABERNACLE,
On rHpRsPkAYl EXESiNGt , p.cs sT ~ 1872
SCHOOL, under care Of the Sisters Of Charity st.
Peters Barclay street. which occasion the celebrated byn
phony of the
BATTLE OF WATERLOO, by Beethoven,
will be performed for the first time this country by power
full and efficient orchestra under the direction OF
MR.. HILL,
Director Of the Philharmonic Society.
The above piece will be preceded by the
STABAT MATER
of kossini
for which the follow talent has secured
SIGNORA CASTELLAN,
who has Kindly volunteered on this occasion
Sig ANTOGNINI Mr. BROUGH
who kindly volunteer their services,
With several other distinguished Artists and numerous
CHORUS.
Vocal Leader, $3.50. Mr.. BEAMES
Tickets One Dollar. Concert TO a o'clock.
Tickets be had Mr. Pardow 95 Maiden lane; at Mr.
MIihans 1873 broadway; VIM Y John OBriens, 10 Wall
street, end the door the evening of the Concert.
For further particulars, see small bill..
Doors open at O'Clock. d88 l2,l3,h-4tsr
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REALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(B,0adt1Gy, opposite the City Holly


SNOW WHITE NEGROES
10 Just arrived from Brazil Negro Boys (sevsn and
nine years od) perfectly white with pink eyes wooy hair
white with the flat and thick lips the African
Their parents accompany them and black These
children the extraordinary beings known They
have teen engaged be during the
whole day and evening" they remain this week only
variety Of Singing Dancing Yankee Stories Negro Songs
Ba"jo Erueysganzas &c. BY Mr.. Lu'l, Mi. Linton Mr.
KEN, Miss Adair, La Petite Cerito, Sc.
MAD AME ADOLPHE
be privately consulted all hours regarding the Past Pre-
and Future She has by
many eminent Including n p Willis Esq editor OF
Admission to the whole l2l cens-one shilling extra for
consulting Madame Adolphe
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
rTNHE FRINGE AND WORSTED STORE OF ID. M.
PEYSER co. has been removed to No 60 John street,
opposite Lhe former stand Of 10 William street NO lmec
STUART LADIEs' HAIR-DRESSER, No. Murray
street, respectfully announces that ne Prsp1ed 70
ladies' and TO dress neads according
to the latest ParsIan fashions Terms very moderate
n30 2msvrc
vT>HORN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA
and possesses few not enjoyed by
uv fber medicine of all dseases and
b;cb must with enlightened public, render il assuedly
highly popu and eesderaum Iont sought for the medf
al world needs confinement change of In lis
approved FORM that of PASTE entirely taseess caus
IS no unpleasant sensation TO the patient
IL has acquEed the fame almost every part
oI has been examined approved Of and sanctioned By the
the profession Prepared by J. b. Thorns chemist London.
and Ter sale wR9ssais s en g retail BY nee .;.n.
corner Of Warren street.
Also at Park Row and 5ls Broadway 1888 Broadway, t1
Roadway corner Of Lspenard street. Broadway Of
Walker street. n5o 2wseec
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CR Ann CONr,ERrT

UIAND CONCEhI.
WM II. OAKLEY has the honor to that by the
w request OF numerous friends, he will give Grand Con
cert at Rutgers Institute Madison Tuesday Eve
nng Dec Eth when he have the pleasure Of Introducing
OF his popular Songs, including McC gers Gath
.rng Yes meihinss her smilsg; My Boyhoods Home;
Pm AAoat; John Anderson, my Jo &c-the particulars OF
which will be announced in the programme
Tickets so each be had Mletts =sic Saloon
800 Broadway the door the evening Of the Concert
Concert To commence at o'clock Dc yissr
Deepening OF THE EXHIBITION OF CHEMI-
~ CAL PAINTINGS in the Granite Building corner of
Chambers street and BIosdwsy-R WINTER grateful the
begs to inform his friends and general that his
hiben will Tuesday evening" Dec 5h. 1893
CrgclIion Church Of the Holy sspuchre. Bel;hsr.
several splendid Daphansus Pictures the subjects varied
each evening Admission cents Chambers street
Doors open 7; commence at 7k O'Clock d. i0tsr
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MONDAY, Dec. II. I843,
THE NORWEGIAN VIOLINIST,
or l. IlUrT

WILL have the honor Of giving CONCERT at the Ia.
w bernacle, assisted by
MADAME SPOIlR ZAHN,
AND MISS SOPHIE GJERTZ
Mr. TIMM will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
FART /.
Overture, . - =. Orchestra
Air-Madame Spohr Zahn-composed by i. Spohr
Fantasia and Variations theme from Bellip
composed and performed by Ole Bull.
Fantasia for the Piano Forte from the Opera of La
Straniera, composed by Thai re-
Executed by Miss Sophie Giertx
Siciliano Tarauela, composed and executed by Ole
Bull
PART H.
A. Mazurka--composed and performed by Miss Sophie
Gjerz. B-Valse-composed by Chapin-executed
by Miss Sophie Ger.z.
Adsgio kelgioso-A Mothers Prayer-co po,edianI
executed by Ole Bull
Adelaide Song composed BY Beethoven
Madame Spohr Zahn.
II Canevale d. VenezIaIVa rations by Paganni
Executed by Ole Bull.
Tcaets 81 each be had Astor House, the
music stores, and at the door.
The doors will open 7Concert at o'clock
'
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lNDIAN ZEN ttOlEL.
ss Hs. PqSG ' he a.sd
the An addition iS to s
meni fronting on street has ben newly built eononnG
S &. Al os he
x, che IA. IN @ s Sss half
On he iss o a
expense has been spared eeg.nce ePmmodousnes and
h': qS % % IN WIFI @
TS 9S e a a
the and owning large and productive farm aud
s 3 s sy he n Gs s
but to afsrd his acconmod mnch cheaper
ry Dependent market Peculiar aeSton has been
90 s to s and aa &
of we'll disciplined active and respectful servants
is ga %S
ensure to him continuance OF public patronage and favor
N:B-Bosrd per week $40 The porsr will attend the ar
rival of the and all baggage brought The Hotel Tree
charge. dl13tawsw
dssT sp 1st. gd Of s a
Hsishss served up style The Ladies saloon
s 81; a,' . y
%sh also turnas e%
supper without the trouble preparing them
home do Iwec
EssoNs a strange Gsa'lsnan lately arrived from
French and German languages acquired his
S: d @ %shS5
o give lesson. ia % AIi,hm'ts and The Eng
sssaa, s;ys Ladis. feq,smsn Wig viii allow
laid office shall be directly attended to. do stsr
THE sUBsCRiBERs are now prepared to sell Watches
% s g y Sss siss
bsssS 81 ssi
ER Wssbs; ana Jswery' Wholesale and retail
do 1m.se SEM t2A / pE F1sfEEk:
TO THE LADIES -Lade,seout e give entsItainmegt;
% q is caaos d "a s and
s%s s. .: %$: f. %
VII al Es:
high proof and and G s old and
sale IL y s..ee IT. Nlc g .aa 6, From, stree.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. .C0NsUMPTIoN,
and aHf alt Ne af
I'D Family a iSs.s ,eSE sS Ss% hssj E
very Ia: a ; a ss
S sc a h Of has u
ed None genuine unless signed Sampson Reed, WIN.
Jonn Cutler. or both For ssle by A. , D. Sands, drug
so by druggists aud apohscaries generally in New York
Price. 20 cents do im'ec
pACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE. from New Orleans is
discharsing Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall Con-
sgnee' will please attend the receipt Of their goods mme
diately. dlOec
$5O( kEW7AkD-CIK9ss' sPECIIFIC MIXTURE;
analogous complaints of the organ of generation.
is the certain.
1t makes speedy and cure without the least
scton to Diet drink, change in application to
business
We long quacksh recommendations deceive the
public. If the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for It, Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single of Gonohea
under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryades all rank of soc
tyhigh. low rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further, the disease be contracted if dose Of the
Mixture is taken night going bed when exposed.
II up bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured in two days
For sale only VIM f. Miluor, 1872 Broadway Of
John opposite franklin House. New York; j. Jones'
of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia; and j. NJ Smiths
1873 Washington st. Boston. dl0 msr
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Sl,i9l9e9 S6.Si3tH Sn,S2o66o vi IoiTi3
Compared with 1.-THE Banks Of this city, they show that
their resources are actveyempoyed hcrdpostes
are much smaller than those of banks showing they
have not so much idle capital In proportion to the CAPT
tai banks expanded, Us regards loans and
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MEETING OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLICANS
lu The American Republican Association of the I'd Ward
will meet their Head Quarters Stoneals Hotel 1871 Fulton
street, Monday Evening, Dec 18th, at O'Clock.
The members of the American Republican party from the
various wards together with all those favorable to the
respectfully invited TO attend.
80 by order Of ALFRED II. DAVIS President.
HENRY A FAY, Secretary. de- 3tsec
UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK
TN RETURNING OUR THANKS to the travelling com
munty for the very liberal patronage bestowed
during the last beg inform them that the
ratons and contemplated and
prepared to accommodate friends and travellers
nerally style surpassed By any other
furniture and bedding being the building thoroughly
and newly ranted throughout the Cotor
introduced in every department. and the dollar and
d imsr BREASTED & JOHNSON. Proprietor,.
DIyIDENp.-North American Fire insurance Company
- No 81 Wall street-New York. December 5h, TEE
Company hsye this day declared dividend Of six
The Transfer Book will be closed the 9th TO the
nth inst ms, inclusive BY oIT Gds1Eis v.pp.,p s
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
0y The Family Of Wandering Gipses in number the
first that visited America be during whole
day aud evening, without charge.
The GlPSf QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding
pas Present and Future She the Fortune Teller Of hs
Clan .
GEN TOM THUMB-This remarkable littis man. weigh
ing only FIFTEEN Pounds rem.n few days previous sail
ing for Europe
Miss N A. CANNON appears in a new Comic Mclaughlin
Of Songs and Dances
Mr. DAN RICE, only nineteen years old, known AZ the
American Hercules Young Samson
the INCEST OF his America He will exhibit his
wond rtu muscular powers follows The Fireman. Lad
der-The Pyramid Of Bacehus whch he will bar
rel Of water and three upon his brea Strength
of Hair lifting two hundred sud twenyfour pounds a fifty
'Sss BY his har SlSne With many 9th5 yoadsrnl isas
I q BV0 BOOT the ote d Singer aud EItava,
NsgT2 = Songs GiH Pa pasts Sc Tres, raTodies, SC.
paraon for the Holidays under the direction
Mons Checheni, formerly of the Rayel Family
~ WANTED-Tweaty.fve CHILDREN male and f.
male between the three aud years. the
Corps de Ballet Apply at the Museum between and II
o'clock A. Nj.
70 Admission to the whole IS cents-children under ten
years, half price.
25 cents for private consultations with Gypsy Queen
DEAI.EIS NEW VIM I'd nGTTVEyTTN