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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

rOR YOUNG LADIEs-Mrs BAILEY win be happy to
receive her pupils on Monday, he Sh Of sePiemoef-
There are few vacancies for hoardes those DESTROYS Of
placing their this establish nenl. viii please s
ply Mrs Baieys residence, No 10 Carroll place, BeeeA
er-s, au.6 6y~
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DANE n Bt RGE~-, Publishers aud wholesale
dealers IN School and Miscellaneous. BOozs Stationery
aud Blank Work 81 johns New York
Purchasers from the Southern and Western States Ill ind
his house the available heycan select Tor liberia prices
and accommodating terms. sig I'm
4 LMANACs.-The trade supplied win Almsnacs at
~ the prices " manufacturing ii Tie Tribune Office aui
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SCHOOL, ROCKS

'HE subscribers keep constantly on hand complete
OF school Books for sale the lowest prices
Also Copy Books made Of superhne paper Ssies and
Pencils Ink ana lnkstsncs Lead Pencils Steel Pens, WI
ting Paper and every description OF School Stationery
superior quality, for sac cheap by
Il IaNSFN-V RETT Isg \as.au.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25
DIERCr,- l.KNNlItR OF THE E\t;II~U

l. Observation-Disclosures Edition having the Od and
tne New Nomenclature for sale 10y MARX H. Newman, A. :
Barnes Co. Collins Brother Co; Caleb Bartlett; A. '.
Blake. Naf,h Cornsh and other Cry Booksellers, at
the Publishers prices This work attracting the attention
of The ierau and those who have uor seen, spectuy
invited 20 examine h. KNONLTON RICE.
ulvN Zfnfutuf PuhIi.hrr- MnfrrfONu. y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25

4 OST-Book No. n, 2b6 Of The ChAmbenr-si. Savings
lLBanA. The Under will be- suitably rsws ded ny esying
81 gar's Repository of Fine Ara. OF Canaist "a 81
rUEN DOLLARS KfWAkD-Los, op FRIDAY Juno
2h ast black Velvet Band, WIN Diamond pm al,afr
ed LIS intrinsic value will be paid to whoever VII return
10 SPEAR n RIPLEY. ~ Liberty a. l'NH
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rU,HE SUBSCRIBERS, graceful for pest fsvofa respect
L fully inform lher friends and the public 10 fvoefd
that they made various improvements In he naneiec-
ure Of Axes and continue mangfsufe Patent and Com
mon Axes upon the approved principles Also. Crank
Axes for csrs Boxes fed and Axl~s repaired a. shot
nouce and 10 The MANNER No 50 brodst NewMk,
N A Im- HARRISON 4 BREEsE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25

THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR 1916.
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TREADWELL.
JNo s. Barcisy-sL The Odd Fellows Offering for 1876
Edited by Paschsi Donaldson. Enbelished with elegant
engraving. steel from original designs by CasiH-r
Morton, and beautifully bound in Morocco, gilt The usual
a allowed fD hook sellers sll Inn
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IN CASES prime Thick Boots for sale, Ineaire o.
1CV s2id z. l. H0UGHTON, - Csdaf's. W s~'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25
uaient Hlc0llines.
sANDs's sARsAPARILLA.

fos IRE RENoYAL AND PERMANENT epsE % AL Sis
ASIsiSe TsoN A. iMfrS2 srais OF Fhs
.aLr II. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-30
COLMAN'S
LIT Il II AIRY SA LOON.
AMI ExJIIpITfoN or

d T. n III r. Il PAIN III " q s.,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
MI through the United States, illasra'ed with Lightly En-
cravings, yfier the OF drawings large ioowit
volume Of letter both volumes elegantly put
Tor the awing Room few copies only printed in English
stranger should visit the City without calling in to
nc 'sooks, PAiNTINGs. AND ENGRAvINGs.
The Public Sale Room filled with books Of every kind in
various languages to which, and the Print Room
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, an apartment Is htted
ExiiBITIoN AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
eO"'''ff Two W o' HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES
by and modern asersto view which, ama charge
- HERALDRY..
country Europe traced and spendidy emblazoned on vel
lu equal execution third the charge Of the Lon
don Hed Colleges Geneaoges or Pedsrees arranged and
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his and crest, worn upon his carnage. IL
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. DEY STREE yETME sTSE SkEAD"Af AND
Glands SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks to his
y friends and the public at large for the liberal support
strict attention merit continuance thereof The qualities
Of his Ales Wines Liquors and Segars well known
need comment large assortment Of Refresmens e be
Eggs Picked Tongues Wech Rarebts Coffee Tea, Sc
good dinner Roast Boiled Meat for One shllag every
draught Good Lodgings for Is aid SIN Cold
Cuts at moments notice This House has been proved by
az I NJ cuss Be ss h soppS h
Rooms for . Always
moments warming free-grats-for nothing. je8 1m*sc
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,l-..-- -. 10. ,-Gen place in the position OF
80 ;,,azhc past three years, must astonish
.hose interested in e success OF each. WINE inc ooa
49, 81 ,h ,;on in which these lines are situated has
Nae, ann,a,, increasing we that the business OF
The canal has "a len of more than fifty per cent Inc an
crease in the coal trade in the weeks included N 'ne
above statement about fifty per cent, ana tne m
crease in the business of the Reading Railroad IN the
corresponding period about five hundred per cent hav
.ur secured not only the increase the aggregate tr
but the falling OF in business experienced by the ~
The large receipts of the railroad this season nus
moro satisfactory than the enormous increase =. .;c
ness Of the Company that shows what ~. nroduc-
paed as the prospective value of the 80 n.oro i'm
tveness Of these work for the tiu'~ nv .adv i
psrtance than the prospect Of r'"aA'A'
crease in the business annua)5 p:.
Tho stockholders Of theNa anu No,
,o.a rorr,,t;on held s.neeting at Worcester on We'd
ssda I'd made cboce Of the following gentlemen US
D;r.csr, win Jacob Fisher, Of Lancastsr John o.
PIX Of C,roton. JOel Pratt of Sterling j. W. Bancroft
s. Salisbury and Edwin C0nant, OF worcester; samuel
r. Brooks and Jacob Little Of New York. j. o. Holland
and John A. Rockwell, of Nor"ich Isaac Hunt Jr. OF
Nashua: Alexander De Witt, 81 Oxford; and VIM. Brig
ham, of Boston We learn mat the amount Of stock now
Subscribed is OOO che amount required to be sub
scrbed before the wox can be commenced is 100000
This road connecte with the Norwich at Worce ster
and opens direct communication with Long Island
Sound and the post extensive manufacturing districts Of
Massachusests and Now Hampshire Its completion will
increase the business Of the Norwich and Worcester
road large per cent
We annex comparative statement showing the aggrc
sate banking movement in the State of Maine. The
for june s45, show that the operations now
greater than at any time within the past three years
Within the past two years there has been steady in
in most Of the principal departments, particularly
in discounts and circulation The imitation has however
been very gradual and not beyond the increased leg
innate wants from channels of trade and commerce
The in business since 1871 has been very
great requiring additional facilities from the banks
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~ssEs .sssszsszszssszzz:sz@
FOOT AND HURDLE RACING ON THE
BEACON COURSE,
take place Mondy T na d sqndSy Of
e Msae oSs "a s g the r'F:s
iolGwnE Emit EntrS have been made c,. Roh
A Ms% sI Rsss
Richard Hail. Edward Chenne,
sase sT Raisns the o S VIM VIM kecsse1
walked hour For this Purse the following En-
Jsn ns.s $ Sssa %aP Charleston
George Rice, . John Naviis.
John Ssssv1 s;ndin., sSa Ss7 Whitehead
HURDLE AND Fo9 81 s d 5uL FOR PURSES OF $500
70. To s :s On :"S s ys Ts
best come of at II o'clock For this race the following
q i::!:;
s q; 5...y = S:s%s:s
Same Day-A Hurdle Race o'clock, for purse of $500
feet each the mile For this the following entries have
Pashe;sny e EN- Montreal 81 Hops
3.
Oscar Swesand late from Fort Gibson enters CHI 3D. Niagara
This horse is hall. brother to Fashion.)
A. Conover enters his horse.
TEN MILE RACE, TO TAKE PLACE ON SAT-
URDAY THE 5rH OF JULY, FOR PURSE OF 5000
$50 the second and $50 the third in the raceo
off 81 o'clock. For this the following have
been made -
/. William jackson, the Anne g. r. M. Hall.
rican deer. 7. G. Dermond.
9 John Glderseeve. 8. James Whelan.
3. Major Henry Stannard. o. VIM. Pnckney.
John Seeprock the Indian TO- gnace Katanchiate the
Chief from Towanda. lroquois from Canada.
8. Edward Cheney.
Psshoud the weather be unavorabe, the will come
of on first fair day.
The tothe five mile race Hurdle Race will
be open until Saturday evening. Should there be any mis-
formation Of the with Randall Smith Park Row Each
Mr. Smith, Saturday Evening. Each person will be requr
ed body shirt The riders in the Hurdle Race ride
in Jockey dress. There will be distancng the Hurdle
Race. Amy falling his horse be rode in by any
other person without regard to weight. j26jf
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
60 Duane Street.

IA fully informs his friends and the public in general that
has received magnificent collection Of Oil Paintings
ses Flower Bodies Plates Dishes, Cups md saucers; old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Figures; Cups and Saucers
Gent of the 10th century, and Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the 1913 and 1877 formerly belonged to
has been IN this country, Of which be can dispose
treat yourself call and examine this splendid collection
Also, carved Chairs for Catholic Churches be
from lc A. M. till p. M. je27 2n* rh
COPPER-t10 Engsh Shcathng Copper, comprising
complete assortment from 6 to 30 or, superior
article being manufa the best Of selected with
great care and for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
je27 &C T.. X COLLINS& CO., Sc South st.
ELT-Engh Patent Sheathng Felt suitable for roofs Of
houses and ship bottoms superior article, and OF
great benefit only the bottom of but also the
Copper. For sale by f. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-30

JUNE 90, ls45.-l0 Concord Railroad, So Is Nashua
and Lowell r. 1913 II Western railroad Scrip, l023
90 East Boston Co. l3l so Reading Railroad "a 7-l6
25o do. 10 DIS, All 200 do. m, 2s so Norwich and
Worcester Railroad M 7o 90 do. opening, 70; 1875
400 Long Island Railroad III 100 do 7If SO do m
III so do. lin, 70 so do 10 d. M; so do, 7l2
$1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1860, b 10 Dis, 733.
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yAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
G-T- OPEN EVERY EVENING III
GRAND GALA WEEK.
Miss Oe late of Nibo has been engaged for six nights
Also, Barney Williams the celebrated Irish Comedian.
Also, Miss A. Homer, the American Elssler.
Also, Mr. J. Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer.
the Ethiopian Operate Brothess and Sisters Messrs
Gardiner Whtock White johnson and Bryant forming
gether the best Band of Mtres in the world who defy
petition and challenge other Band Play Sing and Dance
for the sum of $1,000.
u" Admission only One Shilling.
Nopostponement O account ofthe weather.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Performance commence at OK
o'clock. je29 1w*ec
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AUCTION NOTICES.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
A T T.TTERSALL'S This Day, (Monday,) 18th june,
N strong, welbu'lt family double horse BAROUCHE.
with halfway top and capable of holding persons As
Family Carrisge-ts affords considerable convenience
II will be sold without j29 2tissrc
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A CARD.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE
EOTTRTH OF ITJyY

GRAND CELtBRATON OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY,
AT VAUXHALL GARDEN, BOWERY.
THE MANAGER would respectfully inform the public
that he is making extensive preparations for the FOURTH
Of JULY, when he will give Afternoon and Evening Per-
Torrance in the Saloon. Also,
a Grand Military and Cipic Ball.
in the Garden for which he is building elegant
Price Of admissionto the Afternoon Performance
Admission IN the evening" the Garden, Saloon and Ball
so cents.
Splendid Collon Band is engaged for the occasion.
The Police will be entirely under the direction
Officer Bird who will preserve the best Of order and exclude
all improper persons.
Dancing to commence and continue until IL o'clock
For particulars bills of the day.
je29tojyi@ec p. DE LA Rec, Manager.
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The immense specuations that have from time to time
ragged the State of Maine in lands and other species
of not been produced by any great expan
sion in the operations of the banks Of the State but by
facilities afforded spectators by the banks in neghbor
ing States.
The profits Of the Maine banks for the past six months
have been larger than usual will be by the in
creased amount of the semiannual dividend and the
doubtful debts have been reduced to a small amount.
June '43. Jun. "a. June as
Amount of semi-annual Dividend. 86730 90295 $50
Do reserved profits. $50; 6l,2g7 60,900 1886
Debts due and considered doubtful 225o2 22279 2Ol78
rectors as principals. 49,. 2i24o7 2ls44s 22s,s22
Do do sureties 2l2,6l2 23i,936 227 GIG
Do from stockholders as prin.
cipals. Observation-Disclosures. 259,720 222,59 $40
1t will be observed that Of Looms and discounts amount
ing to s49ss466 only $aas522 were loaned to Presi
dents and Directors principals and only 1927 GIG to
Presidents and Directors an sureties
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE. sS
FRENCH OPERA
Monday Evening, june 30th,
For the Second Time in this city, WILDE produced the ceebrs
LA IA f pRs1e RTE
asz, Wine Stephen caurio Alphonss - Garry,
Pree q Tier Of Boxes and Psra@et,e,
sl Second and Third Tiers so cents; Gallery q
NlBLO's GARDEN.
M MfsnKfS SSBERrs s.
The celebrated Come dian from the London Theatres.
Monday 1 Evenlns z" june soth.
VIM gEEs'sfIff E AfEff 81 XssfsSf entitled
Mqa. ss sssa de Mss
By by the
LA yILLAdEooTissEas W. sEs AMANs
co Sls!Tisi''l 4 q H eslf a ii hssl
IssI EoGsN T f6K f gS GEiyiEs&
FILTHY s' E:ssi: NJ l::: II, s VIII:
Aa ets..ns Police M ali az. ss..Ad~Aee main
sS nsmsr l !. will Be RS Ss Of
CASTLE GARDEN.
Propretors. Messs. French and Heiser
admission Is Cents
Grand Entertainment!
Monday Evening, June 3Oth.
@ S S o q T f chy
, Song Mr. Dennison.
Mas. Wood own Pss NM Rf y aas,n Greek
Roman Statuary
Overture by the Band.
To be followed by farsloes Comic Tableaux Mouvans
which Mes.rs Wood, Parsloe, Denuison and
Miss Cohen will appear.
Ell Boie,o d'Esparua b.S Mad,.eIs Dr,,ariins
Grand Classic and Gsdatora Scene the Youth Of Sparta
by Masters w. and +. Wood.
Overture to La Zanetta.
To conclude with the most finished Act presented to the
MeGREGGoR Mc tSisi tiftn and HAMED.
Prince OF Persia both OF which will be enacted by Herr Cline
~ Between the Entertainments differentiation OF Ten
~ Doors open hapast o'clock. Performance
| mence at 8ocock.
PALDIO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
The BEST YENInATEp THEATRE IN THE CRY.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!!
FIRST Night of the Ne,v Opera!
Being for the Benefit ofPalmo Ethiopian Bueque Company
Monday Evening, June 3Oth,
Will be presented for the first time in this city the grat
0p'"''e 0a'es BUY snf fsllf action entitled
. Or the Revolt Of the Woodheads
Founded OH La Bayadere with Burlesques all the original
To conclude VIII vihaf 81 Msdsy k sr'le'aoe Of the
In which introduced the Of Baes Opera Of the Bo
heman Girl, and the Laughing Polka.
| Admission rs Cents.
| Private Boxes, for four persons e.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
WYNKOOP 4 CO.'S COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE
w For the Of Fever aud Ague, Remen and Inter-
FeversThe proprieors Of this medicine having the
the public, with the that will effect speedy
and of that distressing complaint i highly
recommended and has been extensively used with distinguish
ed relieving OF those who suffering under
tons has NEVER FAILED Of aperanent care nthe
obstinate of the disorder Persons Of weak stomach
and children may take it without the least difficulty 1t
strengthens the stomach aud digestive induces
and seldom requires than bottle effect
1t purely vegetable and contains nothing niurou: to the
malls from physicians who have used III their practice
with uniform SUGGEST M .k. . :.
GENTs-I have used your medicine called Compound To-
Mixture of Fever and Ague and have found TO
in practice have used it when employed as Assistant
Surgeon in the United States Navy different stations and
when have had forty fifty the SICK
list time. and It has proved successful
this article from certainty Of its effects and pre-
articles medicine for that distressing
b. ii. TRAFALGAR, MD.
New York, May Q, ls43.
NEWARK, N. j., May 10, 1916.
Ss-Havng adopted the Of your Tonic Mixture for the
Of Age and Fever regard deserving Of public
fdence and medicine that will maintain the claims
prescribed it in Ague and Fever has been successful find
it excellent Tonic in debility following Fevers generally
hope may get the extension and patronage deserves
Very respectfully,
This Mixture prepared by r. ID. Wynkeop Druggist GO
vessy ST. New York and for sale by Pr T. p Fleming and
J. Hill. Detroit Mich; D. T. Thomas. Cincinnati o; j. M
Barsow Philadelphia Vim q. Hunting Charleston s. CT aud
J. McChesney, Chicago, III. je28 lm+ec
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ca o'clock.
IL Box Office open from A. NJ until 6 r. NJ.
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u. A. oHD. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE NO. ,:
yHE Members Of this Lodge requested meet at their
Lodge Room, Centre street. Monday Evening nest
June 90 1916 ats o'clock p NJ business Of importance VIII
be laid before them
BY order, WIN. FAIRBROTHEk, N; A.
IouN T,,e.s S.cre,a,v ie23 2eod+rc
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COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1916, FOUR KINDS
NEWS agents cheap publication depots, booksellers
appearance Of Comic Amanscs fepe,e wiz! fun and fins
nature Fishers Comic, Turner'S Comic Crockett's Go
Head Comic and De Darkies Comic those the will
send for smplss Always sale the greatest variety and
colored prints Sc &c. in the country catalogues appca
ton. Show Bills Of all kinds given to dealers.
We sell low, very low, for CASH and do full justice to all
TURNER & FISHER,
jeI4m-rc IA Chatham street
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TTTTTyON.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate Of the University
IA Paris DESTROYS of finding school private Ia
% situation the mean. AM Of s
languages equally his own any Of the different branches
atorough education drawing and painting
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The best be had and hi, name and
French Protestant Church ofhis city, No 80 Franklin s'
nd 1un<rc
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ELYSlAN FIELDS-(H oBoKEN)
Free Exhibition eueyy Afternoon, commencing on

ELYSlAN FIELDS-( HoBoKEN.)
| Free Exhibition eUe,y afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday, July i, Mt o'clock.
Mr. MCCARTHY has the Measure announce that he has
1vl made for short with Justly
and celebrated FAkIR OF ANGELINA, and the extraord
nary and accomplished Prince Of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO, whose beautiful and instructive HNDoo FEs-
rvT!Es have been the wonder and admiration of all Europe,
America and the Indies Also he has the pleasure
AZ with that admired Vocalist and Dancer Miss
The entertainments will with Young
wonder-working HINDOO FESTIVITIES! selected from
his grand Magic Cabinets among which will be found the fol-
cEgyptan Rings Mystic Figure the Maiden's Glove
Inhalation Of Balls and the Fakrs Ouandsh Supper;
which he will introduce the Indian Games after the
Indians at Malabar
u5- lntermssion Of half an hour
- Dancing and Singing, by Miss EMONS.
The will conclude with Franciscos elegant
Mechanical Exhibition Of the celebrated ACROBAT FAAi1-
LIZ IN miniature of the following Marronetts;-
s' Koss r. the Graceful Mss 3D. Joseph The Chinese
Essler 5th Aonzo the Equilbrst 9th Fyall the Mystic
Girl; 18th, Great Western, as Peleg Smashum.
After which, the burleta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife
TO be performed by several of the figures.
The York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
every afternoon. je 80 sire
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WASHINGTON, June 70, ls4s

The Fifth Days Proceedings Of the ns~ Court Martial
The Court met o'clock the journal Of yesterday
was read corrected and approved Before the regular
proceedings should begin, the Judge Advocate an
bounced that he would proceed to read paper which
had prepared in relation 70 the tnira 10
reading before the Court stopped him from further read
ling as il was altogether uncalled for and upon mat
Tor not before the Court II remarked during the
conversation that arose. that was casting disnonora
ole implication on the part Of the accused in obscng
he specification Yesterday. The Judge Advoca'e -
narked-not ALL that he only desired to put 'he vs.
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PORTER,
ALE ND CID + r..
John j. STAFF'S

BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. ANN STREET, next door 70 the American Museum
IN returns his sincere thanks to his friends ana me pnblt
xenerav for the very liberal share Of patronage already
ceiyed and hopes by to business 70 merit con-
FIRST QUALITY
ph;,adeInhs Porter Newark Cider,
arofan Ale London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale
Orders for shipping attended 10 with dspsch mill 90
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DOCTOR GODET,
GRADUATE Of the University Of Edinburgh. has taken
~ an Office at No. 95 Mercer street. je28 3teodsec

TO BAKERS AND OTHERS
THE subscriber contemplating removing the country
Il offers for sale his business No. 81 Hameney street
Established for the last fourteen years with utens
cessary carry extensive business The premises
built by him years ago exclusively for and are
Hamersy street. and extends through to Downing street,
from both There excellent
feet by o; alarge flour loft sitting room, bed rooms &c
There first rate store CUSTOM also out door route The
family baking has for been than sufficient
alone to pay the rent
Any disposed purchase do by applying
the premises where he will receive information with
terms, sc. JAMES TURNBULL.
New York June a. 1915. je27 1w*ec
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MAST IRON WATER PIPES Of different constau
~ ly on hand.
Also American rig W. III IN RICHARDS

100 01111 HAVANA sEGARs, imported by NJ AN
4UU,OUU GULO, for sale at q Liberty street Among
them viii be found Cabsnss do lmperaes kegaas rsnetsss
San GOOns S o rsns s sSo sns s
house, imported by the Christoph Colon and the
RaDid n3 3m*rc
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THE EYE.
DIR. POWELL AND DR.. DIOSSY,
OC ULISI,S and OPHI4ALD1IC SURGEONS
No. X6l Broadway.

CORNER OF WARREN STREET, NEW YORK,
CONFiN their Practice Diseases Of the Eye Opera
lions upon that and its appendages and all mper
fecons of Vision Testimonials from the eminent medi-
cal of Europe and America Reference Patients who
have been perfectly cured Of Amauros Cataract Ophanc
Nebs!g Or specks the Eye s,rabismus sqaatng &c
tion, y that cannot be dsnguishedfrom the natural.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES given to the kind Of Glasses
suitable particular defects
The Poortreated gratuitously. je28 1m*m