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To MAlthIED LADIES.

l Those Invaluable Powders have be- csally adopted
Europe but France particular for up arcs thirty years
well BY thousands this counry being TIE only d
safe and ecacous remedy married sss whose naitn f'
bids q rapid increase OF family. -, =,
The results of their adoption 60 the hsppress the hes
cay, often life many aecticnate vile and fond moth
touch within the limits OF an adyes
which affect not only me pIessnt wei fsiny Q,
but well Known that the families Of the married often m
beyond the happnc hose who gave them birth would
dicc7 In how instances does the hard working father
especially the mother of poor family remain slaves
toiiing live and living toll when they migx Say'
enjoyed comfort and comparative afnrpce and care ap1 oi
weighed down the Spirit and last broken the health OF
father how often is the widow left unable with the npss
virtnous Intentions her fasrles offspring from be,
coming degraded objects of cayor pogats votres OF
Even though competence and plenty upon how often,
sls the OF the kind husband and father embttered
beholdng enacated form and declining health Of the
companion oil his boson she had reached the age Of
hrtyst sinking into premature gravs-with the certain
prospect himself being early bere Of the ef his joys
aud his young aad helpless chdrea Of those
dearng attentions and watchi solicitude, which mother
alone bcstow unfeucnty az hme when least able 70
support the hrarendng alicon Is It desirable, hsn-is
themselves the well being OF their Ofsprna
when simple easy healthy, and certain remedy within
contro The advertiser selling the mportance OF this Subject
estimating the ben fits resulting thousands by tho
the attention OF the consideration Is it not wise
prevcpeys 10 which subject by SIMPLE
and healthy within contrl Every dspassonate
vrtuous and enlightened miud will unhesatasy answer n
the Affirmative.
Price five dollars PACKAGE accompanied with full and par.
ticular directions. , .
s's P %s b and .dd5sissd 70 so1 esq.,
hours from A. NJ. TO r. 81 Boston Office No. ESSEX
Zmk
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MORE PROOF THAT
CONSUMPTION is DURABLE.

A REMARKABLE CASE NOW FIRST MADE PUB
had been complaining for several which resulted in dis
ease Of lungs predicting violent and harIassSs cough
ssSas dss Sa which s.ssa 'nsS
es
ess
fee: baffy winch
Se a h
anything for her We tired every remedy could hear e
81 Fl ms.s
blessed with Last we heard Of several that
fsS
Of h. e e Sa p saS s
whuld Gle unless could obtain remedy Of greater virtue
nsn g % lfs tf es 81 9 %
9 sSss be $
ekman who urged her is and it was with
,h wS
This continued for fey dys aud then ceased aud we now
the syrup oabe sensation in her
out s as
he! and sssg 70 head A s
ssmehr
b! hs s:Soa. loose
G eSssse p" e be sw w aup
hope Mingled with Joy felt there Of her
or :eys %oah: and time
e. s a. 80 S an ses eGrG
having carried bed another Her appetite
orned and felt she had been translated eSs
suce 1t about three months since she began 70
@ nS and 5 % n w"aSs
20 SCiENCK'S fUL MONlC 81 RUP. which has been the
who the grave and whose loss
wouH have irreparable me- After she about The
house. clergyman called her. and YVES astonished to
her far bevond his expectations Many
Of the neaheo also testify from what they thu
her cure was almost Miraculous Mrs tucker PARTICULAR,
any friend afflicted should call and her. and hear
verbally and se believes she that
-chncks Pulmonc Syrup the best AMI only remedy ever
cure consumption and has thus conferred bless
EPHRAIW TUCKER,
Jersey City, JAM 20, 1874 No. 43 YORK St. Jersey City
New jersey, Hudson County. IS.
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor of Je
sey City, Epam Tuckerwho pting by duly accord
OATH did depose and that the fae above
stated and BY him subscribed relation the effected by
PE HE Mayor jse City,
Jersey City, January 20, ls4t.
jersey City, January 30, 1874.
Mr.. J. II. ScHENcK-
Dear sir-N Ephram Tucker is rer.cnally known me-
and believe her worthy Of all credit presented
the signature Of her husband know she i'll and
now in the enjoyment of comfortable health Yours.
M. LUSk, Pastor Of the X. d Church,
Prepared j. H. Schcnck and for sale at his principal eff
No 80 South Sz street door below the Of
Chsnut and his Laboratory 2l Race st. Philadelphia
Also, for sale at No 9a Couitland street. door below
the city where the genuine can be had.
Also for sale at 60 Col STREET Boston, and Broadway
Albany.
The above Offices ere exclusively for the sale oG Pqlmonc
mi ,mrcr - N
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hlAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,
or ET.TYTR OF LOVE.


DOR the speedy and certain of female Irregularities i'm
potency, barenness uor alpus incipient consumption
debility, whether the result of lmprudence, i'll
ness accident.
The produced by this wonderful medical discover
y Paris has be- nearly equaled by its nrodsction into
America, Numerous testimonials have been received from
those whose constitution wreck. but VINO nave
been nvgoated by this incompatible Cordial Others who
had their health by their folly
70 md this cordial the Of sstoIa'ion sta all ohe
side has en been happy and the nrm the mpoten
and the have again exaled in the vgo
of bygone days go -.
Of of the interior villages Of New York state,
which by the OF two bottles OF LucIna Cordia
couple four years of bitter dsappoin ment wefe en- bed
rejoice the realization Of the ondest hopes OF maso
life =, -,
The agent for the city Of A. New York. sold bottle to
afflicted with disease Of the urehra
eleven few days he returned and said he had de
treatment for eleven He Immediately bought
Our fobids the cases to which
we are at liberty to Ieier The universal satisfaction which
this inestimable Elixir has given single complaint hay
ing made Of the least proofs Of its unrivaet
xceence.
Price So per bottle.
Sold at 90 Nassau New York North Sixth street Pills
delphia; Smith Fowle 1873 Warrington street, Boston
IunHc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
IyygaTnp Ayp rRyrAnsp ~

THE cienttc csmbnation Of ingredients oehich
Pill have made them he wSnf and ADM
the pepstes di.coyercd that hss proved nyashy
cases. being such that they must be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they eea t.
produce miscarriage il used during that period. ..
The to- are translated into Ea.h and are esyscpet
taips the signature OF NJ de Boudeoqy and the Enash dr.
have the signature Of Dr. " MELVEAU authorizes
excnt for the continent Of America
They can &c transmttsd ~ stc say part Of the us s
the United States oss i2s Liberty Greenwich q,
PRICE 33-half bsxes ~ No half toYs sent BY mail scia
in Boston No Salem Letters directed TO Dr.
MAveau Dor a. New York win meet With immeasis stteHS
ti0a. All letters must be pos, raid. To 2m"m
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A M IL 3 GO IL DON IL f N f. TT

N: w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEw YoRK HERALp-A da,iy paper, issued every
morning. Of the wetk-prte TWO cEsrs per copy Country
subscribers furnished at the rate Tor any specific PERIOD
The WEEKLY HERALp-lssued every Saturday morning at
o'cockprice AND QUARTER CENTS copy-fur-
nshed to country SUBSCRIBER 50 q per annum in ADVANCE
CoRREsPoNpENIs requested address their letters
JAMES GORDON BENrErr Proprietor Editoand all lie,
trrs business must be Postpaid 80
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
pESlDEMATyM IN DENTISTRY

Dr. G. CA sTl SCI nkoAPP '.,. s sSa
decsycd hollow teeth II b. put into the most tender
teeth without any pain Inconvenience, with which it be-
comes impsced ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
preserving hhcro painful and useless teeth arteay sound
and perfect all the respective for e-prevnting IN
ALL CASES. the Of extraction. Ladies the
distinguished in society, Offer their testimonials in the most
vivid terms as efficacy The Editor of the Evening
says 80 1t admirably adapted for teeth and
and Dr. Castle the teeth with and
u ali respects perfect for The SIN say. DIT Castle has
obtained muc celebrity for his excellent mode Of filing the
teeth" eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
filing the ccth Tootache pills. Of which in lfc
aching tooth will effect permanent cure.
IL. CIiEV'R Don ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
rom boun, LABEL H. auesn Of o .br United Sste u
have known Dr. ~ CAsIE s for "a years 81 %
full and sfn Dentist standing eminent in his profession
knowing his worth and his being gentleman Of strict nteg
y with pleasure recommend him TO those who may require
the aid Of his professional services. -
would also his excellent Composton for filling
teeth many cases sen ss sqysyi9 I scaey
Dr.. A. G. Castle refer. 70 the spanish French and
kesr adn1 WSscn LORD sMoPs
sisy, y N " Mrs General daRs. g. Beck s ~ p; p.
ger pr ! G; CSes.man, Dr. A Il STEPHENS, Dr. ] Tory,
broadway. ! % 'm~ec
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The Greatest Invention Of the Age.

OR GENTLEMENs' REAL HEAL s OF HAIR, bains
" the latest and greatest Improvement in the manufacture oI
WIGS AND SCALPS,
And the Subscriber happy in being the first to introduce Il IN
point in making before attained They composed
Of veutats work. the hairs in the parting beng
agy inserted aud equally dist bued
ing from he SKIN They t on the head by mechanical con
Immediately adapt Themselves the and at
become md parcel Of the living They do not CHECK
to southern gentlemen By being compose
arrangement; and they made net; they nsve'
shrink Gentlemen have choc. Of several hundred WIS
Scalps and private fit them Prices from
IS to SIS
r.. Pbaon RESPECTFULLY invites all examine his
stock Of Wiz. aud Scaps before purchasing elsewhere Copy
the address. r.. PHALON.
M22 I'm 2l4 Broadway, oppos,t ST. Paul's Church.
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HULL'S rKUSSES
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.

pERSONS afflicted with rup.ures may rely upon the beg,
Office No Vesey street or to ener the agents the prN
cipal towns in the United Ses Be careful examine th
back pad Of us Trusses they endorsed by Dr.
Hull in writing None gesuiEe, or to bs relied upoa
good, without his signature ii
Many pe.:ons have undertakes 10 ve.d limitations OF Hull
celebrated usses and Thousands imposed n
These limitations he relied upon they
made BY unsk mcchaacs and no betsr thaE the ORD
Rooms have been fitted mp at No. yessy street, exclusively
ladies' having from the business depa,
where feMic Is atteadance n wait
lemaIa rf. mil 1mrrc
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

OWiG 80 the celebrity scscy and arable q
~ Madame Restels Female Monthly Pills all iii
regularity stoppege Of those functions Of
upon which the health Of female depends Since
coas..r, and limitations are eos.tany attempted 20 g
twelve cents box put up in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pills." with the object of selling them,
cautioned against these attempts 70 impose upon them
ier except those sold Madame Eestsls Principal OGce
s Greenwich street, New York. and Essen street, Bosos
Price ST. Madame Resss signature IL written the
Of each boz. -
NJ E.-rhey ~ married single, by following
tho drectioss inside Of each box Sold also By
poiltmenI at "a Grand strse OF Allen New York
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MEititjhL..
THE MOST COMMON SAYING

THE MOST COMMON SAYING
L.
thatl
would not
give one bottle OF
DIR. SwAyNEs Com
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERKy, for halfa dozen Of any,
other preparation. i have tried all
the popular ones, bat this stands un:
rivaied for the cure fthe following DIS
eases ur: Influenza Coughs, Coids, Con,
sumption SpittIug OF Blood. Palpitation Of the
Heart Hhoopiug Cough. Ticking Or hismg
sen, alton in the thro Bronchitis Asthma
OF weakness Of the Nervous BY TEN,
or impaired constitution from any
cause, and 10 prevtn persons
from falling into De-
cline. this medicine
has mo- its
equa! a.
And when much calomel or quin'n has been useo s
medicine will evil effects the system and repair
the hillary funcons As proof Of the above medicine
great strength and cieaIness 70 the voice gentleman %
large establishments in Philadelphia who
ha. been using . says ina; 1t me h
viii be given TO the auctioneer by calliag office
the orxr al Doctor SWAYNE'S COMPOUND sYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY fictitious and counterfeit Prepares
only by DR.. Swaype whose ONCE now removed TO ~ w
CO.. ner Of Eighr and Race streets, Philadelphia
street New York; r. A. Sands, ChuEch's p.psnsay. iS
Bowery Of Spring street. T. Warner 200 Beecks
corner Of Muetta ST. James Hneon Grand a. near Attn
iiamsburch Person harrison, 72o Broad g. NeTat
Benjamin Olds, as Broad street, Newark ~ William
Wood M p Harlem l2h street and 81 avenues
Brooklyn; w +. Clerk, Montgomery st, Jersey City.
2rnkr
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1900. yxA.y5TlNN TO ~, yEM Y Ns,c,.n

MADAME NEbIELL, FEMALE PHfBICIAN n, would
l inform ladies who. with decacy, have iep1x
the treatment Of their complaints except by one Of R
own that all she attends them pcroray,
cxpereuce practice knowledge enables her do She
deems il necessary this, she docs wish b
sarng, sdvertisinw Female Physicians" who too
70 obliged
" less 9usck to experiment instead Consulting par
cr, sod res Greenwich between Courexd
PM ITO 1msm
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MADAME COSTELLO,

NEMALE PHYSICIAN, EDUCATED IN The mEul-
4 CAL FACULTY IN PARIS, and Graduate Midwife
oerx tie ladies o TINS cfty and
had long experience and saprls.nx success IN
the Of diseases her aprises ladies on
the point Of confinement or those suffering from
irrguaIity obstruction &C. &c.. that she VIII be happy %
hays medical and the most mation
and nuning or ii preferred, will wait and attend
them their home until perfectly restored Madame u
begs impress the minds Of the delicate that
need be appret ended.
NBMadame Costello would inform ladies residing out OF
the city, whose health would admit CT ravel that she
would devote her personal attendance them part Of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame e. be consulted residence 81 Lspenard
all times and with wisesio
hsr pat ents. All communications and letters be
paid m2S lms re
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CTATE OF MIssIssvrPI-o%rlbasnA e,syNTY.
samuel r. ButtsrwoIlh Jhs Day cane ire psiatla:
}7a by his Atton,Isy.a saa ahe q 1oa me
that pubcsrion Be made in The Nav York Herald for sn
weess succrssiyey Notifying defendants OF this SUIT and
uness he on or before The next Of ths Court plead or
demurrer judgment will be entered against nm
by default.
WY '''A '''AN'' A. MAXWELL, Clerh.
March the %th 1874 mig 6w evy DIV re
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VI "A n IA u 4 = / Il |. IL,
TEAALE PHYSICIAN, Once aud sssideneo. ias Ufssz
wich street between AID Liberty stree vheY
she be consulted with the striccet confidence eo
plants incident to the female f.ams.
MAdAme Reste experience and knowledge the tfcStsxs
Of obstinate Of female egulsty seppagc suppression
soch 70 require bat few days effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring medical during conhnmea
other ndi.poston viii. be accommodated during sush
time, with private and respectable board.
"freven.ive fowd" for married ladies' whose defeats
pressrous health fosbds spd Of family wilt DO
so by mail United States Prizes packs
ago All Letters addressed to box ss, New Yorhl
Boston Office, No. Essex street"
NJ B.-Mndnme RApTEI.L would inform ladies residing
Of tho city, whose health would admit Of rayeny
that she would devote her PERSONAL attendance upon them
any part OF tho Usitst 9ssc withs rsssonahs distance
fin fyne m
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepest long study and untrng
combination never before attempted any on. composed Of
hitherto employed that the Inauguration Ia, ever conceived
posi- employ in the treatment y .onorrHrs Eeeis
mall No how saIiiag e2pei' or e, gs'cus
the So NAV be /. will yi.iJ sped and uaiy to TIE
nj ant and Ger ain powers O' this rev rr edy Ma
nv yerso with gratitude have acknowledged mat noih
within heir e, equal this arcal eui
THOMAS'S SpGCIFi'. PILLS.
hexe Thonas Specific liz net 70 the iase
o nauseug t. the stomach and neither dot rgimsn alb
from sinrss qoired o. ad hem IN xpe lug dis
sass fium the syst confident is he rristor o. he
passing efficacy of this remedy that he ,hion1s The whole
,nedcSl talent of produce thug qial 20 IL,
aai eniiy assu all O. lht II they vii m, but
one iri OF thon,us specc Pills they w h'd reedy aud
The Pills are purely We eab add oct dinrtc End asn-
gent pow r'u par,"efs OF the 'yten. aaa sa.sa-
tbs to lie u ana happy ~ 1 AZ nnsh q
innocence Price pr box. Agents Broadway corner
Chambers Granite Buildings 70 fulton street; Fast
hSxav my Im IN
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
LID

HILLS INFALLlBLE NuUENT, OF never drying
Pommade has been satisfactorily tested durin the last four
years by thousands being anscendentay superior to all
others offered the pubcfor ameiioatng the hair The fol
lowing ITS predominant properties removing D,ndu
etectually sas the hair from telling causing light
red hair TO dak hue OF
makes flexible and i.ciined TO curl moi,tsner
parting glossy aud luInriant plies all deficiency
oil netural nutnnent and mpe PoMMADE DE TOLL
LErrE snrpasses ala othe txtant la word the
atA NON OF good brad Of hair The most nduDsbe
can be gwen TO the OF the above all
who feel ,,erested good had Of hair sold wholesale and
eia by Hill the inventor and mint bic hair No 86
feari stree, adjoining the Pearl street House.
NEW YoRK, March 20, 1874.
Mr.. WILLIAM HILL -
sIR =: ale plea in acknowledging the great benefit
have re lived from the of pfible Onguen the
HAIR: lrdesd value highly, fom my experience
Its virtue that consider dury commend il other,
who suffer have done loss of hair. About
two years b,r had become fghtlly thin. from
connaai Filling Off that had seriously thought Of
70 the iIent Of shaw which had before adopted
But FORTUNATELY was diverted from this purpose by erd
whom had casuslly spoken Of the stae OF hair who
strongly urged to try PREPARATION which the rt
htmation mad OF IT, or even your own tence am hap
pF TO say that tbs iniotoa has been OF ncaeuable benefit
70 me- Tor had used quite boxes of your be
fore my hair entirely ceased fall Off began grow
cd applications gradually became thicker and ful t until
had better head Of hair h,d before still
Onguent toilette pommade and have hesitation
ing that for eating the hair from falling preserv
ing II mo St or simply toee pomnade preparation
IS the very best that have
HENRY GAMER, 1863 Pearl st
Ihe above a true copy Of the original. a2lmsic
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:. !, :, ~, Wo ! pIsO 20, !,

fs'JEO EEFOL DlSsjON Gnl
SSTRlKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which Mill
~ change grey hair 70 its original color in few minutes; ms
solution from offered and cannot il Of su-
preceding all oheI 1t highly efcacous and tbs
great advantage OF beautng the hair without innrng It's
growth.
Those doubt virtues requested their hair
changed neore paying their II humbugs would ts
this Il there would be no reason TO complair
One tsiw prove the fact
Sold olesae and retail, and applied No. Chatham st.
Opposite ne Hall Of Records Nsw York, Up stairs.
M iryk &r
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A M Il X loan OTEL,
PHI A NEI.pIIIA

THIS new house situated Chestnut street, opposite the
State House Undergraduate Square, and in the immediate
vicinity Of all the fashionable places of
Il has been built in the most thorough manner, by John
fidgway ESQ and upwards of hundred
Of which pnrlos with bedrooms adjoining sutab
tor families, and parties Of ladies and gentlemen.
Ii will be furnished Throughout without regard expense
with aud elegant furniture the approved STYLE an3
opened for reception of the travelling public the first da,
OF March next
The propetor atter themselves that their long
the business. will enable them conduct the American Ho
TEL in all departments in such will please thu
fsdious and guarantee their guests every comfo
and luxury, that be found in any Hotel in the United
States.
N B-Bathing Rooms attached to the Hotel wher,
and cold baths will all times be in readiness.
HGEJN AMr 4 M GaHAEEEEtEtkA N }PrOprie.ors.
January 18th. 1914 lis 3mrc
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SHAxEK POTATOEs,. F9H SEED few HUNDRED
now five yesrs from seed They thought BY those who
have for or more TO be the finest pofato
by good owth, and even the largest quite fee
from mono" '''''''' = BfoGGSs soUTHMAYD,
mis- 2otsm 80 West street.
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JTNTnN unTEV

CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS.
d DELLAMOTTE begs to inform the Public that he h.,
newly fitted his Hotel and has taken the house No. g.
Green wien street. adjoining th,t now occupied H.
private parties also fine reld ROOM besides coffee and bill
lizard The location unsurpassed for saub ity ADD
business Of The city, being the vi
cnity the Battery within five minutes walk Of the Gus
tom House snd Exchang,.
p D. w spare endeavon deserve good share OF pub
lie patronage
Persons DESTROYS acquiring the French Language will have
here superior advantages the prosecution OF their studies
Permanent boardes be accommodated with fine
reasonable terms. ma msrc
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i.. THE PAVILION,


NEW BeIGHT0N- STATEN IsLAND-F BLAN-
~ CARD h the honor acquain his friends and the
public that the favio will be opened ~ the
Of the month Of May, should sufficient mum er
into arrange The terms will generally be the
SAM st but will ally be adv
parties who take apartments from the to the end
the
Besides Other advantages which the Pavilion New
B1ghtor other summer establishment III
the neigh bohood of New York its proximity thu city
must render II eemineny convenient for gentleman, VIII
while they DESTROYS their families should EMILY thu
pure ar and refreshing be-zes Of the Bay, still sh to be
their place OF blsine, The distance from New York
10 New Brighton NOT quite mi ard It performed
ao, twenty NE 'nut by good aud 'fl appo'ted stean,
New Bneh'on nearly hoor, from half past five in
the morning until eight in the evening.
The Pavilion comorta ly accor modat" two hundred
two hundred aud fifty feet length runs noble p,azzi
form ~ lofty cl mus IL fronts the Ray of New TX,
and comm, ds the splendid Of the Jersey Shore the
c!Ie' e. New oTk AMI Brooklyn. the Hudson and East
lara the Narows
The grand dining hch of the largest and best
propo toned 40 the UBed States comfortably accommo
da three Hundred guests and ba broom is altogether
vailed
lh.fe covered cnridor which the OF the
establishment about fifteen Zee" width and of the
eot as the piazza which forms admirable omenade for the
ladies' aud chdien either weather when thu
too vowrru tn permit their venturng abroad. THIS
nicatss wh III. each of wrich theres corridor Of
nne huad ed aud thr tet in ength asD under
The whole bl ling is well ventilated The lofty,
spaciou. and tight
There is Tag ADD king for the geuem
fuidisg Altogether de achea from the Pavilion.
Ih' walks DIR Sta Island varied and beauti
Narows the Lighthouse, round Amboy Bay % Richmo'
aud III Kills through the the islam by the
Road staten ISla I'd fact advantages superior
thow OF any SPOT IN the Union.
H. De III l. IN n WA a mil luz