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EDUCATION.

DFv r. T. HUDDARTs CLASSICAL AND COM
Ii MFRCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL-FOur-
t,,-ntl--r-i hetwr-n University Place and tlh Avenue
Thu. Establishment which has lately been removed rom
Houston street. now prepared for he reception Of an in
ceased number OF Boarder- No expense has been spared
10 render n complete well arranged school for boys u
has bull pressy for the purpose Intended under he
direction of ihe fret architects in Inc CITY, aud Mr.
Hudd, has much satisfaction presenting his Friends
and the Public Institution ~ which every requisite tor ne
Accommodation convenience and comfort OF ms pupils Is
CONFINED and such experience OF many years has
ersted The situation IT, perhaps the most eligible which
could have been selected for the purpose regards health
and facility Of All the advantages OF me best In
sfctors and Professors available, Wte the dement's OF
country residence gained by he outdoor athletic exer
ci-es which be enjoyed IN thr spacious Playground
Further DnnaiiOn 10 course OF study and otr par
cusr- interesting parents NAV De- obtained on application
10 Mr. lIuddan n hi- residence IN liih street
n B-The regular AcaieInica \ ear VIII commence on
the isf OF september efier the Summer vacation The mum
Der OF Pupils being limited in III, Day School, vacancies viii
~ filed they occur =. - .,-
For BOARDERs and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
rey distinct and seprrae, applications VII be received a.
TERMS-For Bosrders $500 per annum without accom-
pl.hmeu. Day Boarders, - pr quarter; Day schors
$50 per quarter 80 ,nO- VI. " y =
S,CHOOIA ClrrgN man seiilcl 10 small cuh-rr- stion
- ifhn an hour s the cry proposes 10 take sNboy-
into his family and give personal attention 70 tneir nsruc
ton ..,
T,-ms-S-5 for seven months. commencing September l.
Thi. include. oil expen.e-a board, tuition. washing &C
R,t;r,uo,,-R Rene.i'cf. Esd 81 Pearl street
Mr. David ale. EDITOR Journal Of Commerce
Rev DR.. Murray. Elizaoe,niown, \. Jersey.
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Line- addressed 70 the Golden Fi-hn
BRADBRooK's QUITTING STORE.
eT BRoApw.y

- BROADWAY.
30 Il The season when All tsl
Paddle up stream, ~ in-inct led
Thou too. n seems did'si form wish
To maze a sudden dart ah.ar
Like many a Young ambitious cir
Aspiring high a. be- grows bigger
By way of lettering ihy-ef
rhni hast assumed Algicr frure-
We nj. fhee a. two --vrnty-ore
To Meet thee a. TAO NISErY-sEvEN.
An odd f-h srill fhoI wouidst not run
To any number that was even
Unlike come parry men I've Known:
o., ~. s-nae sde We End thee .fil
Though BEApHzooE Il mighi soon be shown
l. slwsy- chsnglng-fron the tA
Custom sricks a. him Ike glove
tO-e Of ti- Opn. th- br. IN i0vnJ
Ard ihDuEh loss foHle stocks may prove
Hs stocks can never BE- run dorm
H. .rvle OF SHIRTS -hsn'i forget
libsafs al other fashions hollow;
Nv h<alt J. on thp-e bosoms set.
And We \ PASSION for the collar.
Buf what = ffi- 10 ihee. hon fsh.
Townom ding these hs-iy irHef,
Mrfhint | hear thee crying 90 yi-h"
And see thee MAKE impatient y gH1.
Thou n but ins beacon guiding mr.
To BraihfoOk'- well escorted stock.
And had never sung Of thee
Had II thoa BEEN swimming round the dock
Without hi- SHIRTS. DRAWERS. HOSIERY fine.
And other notions from that quarter
think should ike thee good sign.
Fee ikea ish thsts out Of wafer 3.
from N to 81. anil lmeoios'
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books.
WILL BE PUBLISHED,

an THURSDAY. August Dist, ESSAYS ON HUMAN
" RIGHTS AND THEIR POLITICAL GUARANTEES:
By ELISHA HuRLBUr. Counsellor al Law Of the City Of
NewYork vo II mo- It- several chapters scu-s the
following topics
!. THF OsIcIS OF HUMAN RIGHTS;
n. THE TRUE FUScTIOS - GOvERSNESr;
III. THf CONSTITUTIONS OF GOvERNMFNr.
wv. Constitutional LIMITATIONS AND Promotions;
VI THE ELEcTivE Franchise,
VII RIcHrs ENASarISe FROM THE SENTIMENTS sSD
AFFECTIONS;
VIII. THE RIGHTS % WOMAN;
tx. The RIGHT OF PR0PsaTY AID ITS MORAL REL,-
lions.
\ lSTELLEcTUAL PROPERTY.
Price 80 rents per copy. GREELEY McELRATH,
anIt DsWANl Tribune bindings. ~ .
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l netic Fluid This remarkable discovery has received
the universal appreciation of the Medical Profession Of Great
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American
public give fair trial of its power and efficacy The Pa
rEsr GALvASIC RINGS have been found To answer all the
purposes for which the ordinary Gaysnc Battery or Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without any OF the
Injurious which accompany the applications by those
n-ments and In many other respects are more SAFE and
CERTAIN inaccomplisling the desired object
The Gavanic Rings been used with perfect success
IN all of Reustism acute chronic, applying 70 the
head limbs Gout TIC Doloreux Tooihachc Bron-
cA Vertigo Nervous SicS Headache, Indigestion Par
aysls Palsy, Epilepsy Fits, Cranp Psipaion Of te Heart
Apoplexy Stiffness of Joints, Lustago, Neuralys Genera
DEBILITY Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and all Nervous
Dsordes In of confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the system
30 '.---1 - slssv ~ sod rrr's'. ootvts
the above complaints they are equally 10 De recon-
nended. The Gaivanc Rings are In every way periec,
and sold to be- within the reach OF All
CRIsrIEs MAGNETIC FLUID il used IN connection with The
Rings their efficient action certain and 10 drecl
the Gavanic influence lhe particular portions which are
4hrcied.
For certificates Of the highest character regsrd
ing the efficacy IN. Gavanic Rings and Magnetic FLUID
reference is made former advertisements. or they may be-
seen at the Office Only Agency IN New Yors, 1874 Fulton
street sun Budngl In Brooklyn, at the store Of JAMES
w. SMITH, Druggist corner Fulton and Contemporaries
lkos
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no TnE PROTF-r,NTs of the Uniied
Schools.
rEMALE INSTITUTE.

At MIDDLETON y CTS CHASE \. VI. Principal.
n Th- fnstitIon = located in the Cry Of Mddletown,
within half mile of the Connect River. The beauty
healthulne-s quiet and mo ay of the City render II most
desirable residence for those intending Ia pursue course
OF study TIE lumber Of Boardefs IS limited ILey reside
in the family with the Principal and Teachers who spare
no ,n- to them all the comforts of pleasant
home regular course at Study is pursued. Young La
ois can he prepared for teachings or complete thorough
practical ana accomplished Education.
The Charge for BOandrrs j. -lop per annum Music,
Drawing. Panrng. and Modern Languages being extra
Circulars NAV be- obtained of KCv IT, CHASE No ~ Mar
let ,fr,ef N,,r YORK aug 2,vNdawi2w DA INV
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rypr.C.Iyon Corr ha. removed hi.

~ DIR. C.I Won Cort has removed his Ofce and
German Dispeussry from the OF Nassau and Pearl
streets Brooklyn. 10 No ais. Broadway, New-fork once
hours 20 A. NJ 10 T. NJ, snd from ~ Z. VI He has on
hand very supply Of remedies OF his own pre-
parsaon and importation. togeh.r with every description OF
fancy article usually kept 10 similar stores Among The ar
tces sold By Dr. Won Cor the following, prepared by
himself. Life Pills Lie Elixir. Restorative Bters. Cure
for Piles Hair Restorative, segsr- for Asthma, Preventive
Tor Small Pox and all other contagious diseases Al his
medicines are purely vegeizbe He continues % give al
VICE 10 The poor wiiou charge he has done for the last
three years in BroOksn
New-YOfk, 18Th August, ls-h s1lo Y
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- Is the OBJECT OF all who leave the crow dcd city
sci offresh air they wish house with room and table
with oodand location that satisfy the well
kind host and hostess The traveller ~I no
has much travelling recommen hun othe TocAvot-
ton House Providence, X l. kept by ID " Ross al, where
his expecatons Will be more than realized This House Is
situated the highest point Of land overlooking the OF
rounding country s al the junction VI the Bosom and
Providence Railroad, ~ miles from Boston, AMI within
minutes walk vi The State ot Massachusetts, the State
ne IL the opposite shore of the The House has
$40 splendid rooms with every convenience the
grounds large and nothing to ob-uc lhe view. he
dining is large cool and comfort abounds throughout
every department OF the house attentive servants and
most Intelligent and geneinany landlord tina, be- met
his aim to promote the ha ppss of his quests and m hi.
he succeeds for all who with In short.
taking all things into consideration, think of the beet
houses from Boston to Buffalo lau2i SCI c. SIN
SANS sOUOl HOTEL, BALLsTON SPA, N. Y.
O THIS LONG KNOWN AND FAvORiTE ESTAB.
81 shmenL with the extensive grounds belonging to H.
all ia sppurisnAnees hiss been recently pa, n,o me
most perfect order and repair, and viii he open for thu
reception OF Wis tors on the 18Th OF June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by The Sans
5olc ghtfu summer retreat are widely Known
render minute description necessary Ito spacious and
elegant saloons and spartmensh- rich and diversified
be uty Of It's extensive pleasure grounds. now In ne hs-s,
hnisb aud Guilty. atiOuthe quiet retirement
shady tr-as-snd the comor and order which IL friend
sd shall pervsds and characterize the whole
all combine TO present unfvaled attractions 10 the public
generally.
TO families and hose who from delicate health or Other
may prefer quiet and repose offers peculiar nvsn-
r. y. oesnon SIX nue. e a isS sssSss Spa a
Of that fashionable watering place. without be-.
ing subjected The and confusion
The Saratoga Mineral Waters will he constantly furnished
esh beabn and sparkling 81 the springs themselves
There also Mineral fountains the Immediate vicinity
OF the Sans Souc OF great value and efficacy The new
StLPHUa SPRSc Barns Saraiogs Lake are four ml-s
distant aud carriage. will from the o,e all Zoe
the accommodation Of visitors who may wish bss
or 70 enjoy the delightful scenery Of the lake
The Sane Souc will be under the charge Of Mira H. H.
CRANE and y W. HUxFOKD, late OF the Eagle Tavern,
Albany snd they trust thai their personal efforts together
wh W many natural nj antagcs and siracons viii r~ndes
1t all that could he wished for BY hose who h.st
t..x H..
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

THE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEArEh and
BETTER than any other now Ia USE TOR The conveyance
OF WATER 20 Cities Villages and Private Residences II
conveys II as pure the fountain Itself, and THEY WAR
RANT il SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
Tor drain soil and waste Pipe and for hydraulic purposes
generally An premium Of ten dollars and silver
medal awarded III. Inventor al the last Fair Of the
American institute.
All orders promptly attended To l42 Futonstreet
affv = BALL co.
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eoAADING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY tROARDlNGl >thODl. MlDDLE'
L TOWN COSS-D. H. CHASE. A NJ PRINCIPAL
F.abshed in 1855 sessions eommenee MAY i5h and Oct
jh continuing months Al - per session Thorough
rn.r.ii Tor College or business. and personal attentions
are secured 70 pupils fully A. IN the no-t P.nsVe -cnooA
Lad. from New YORK placed Ia charge OF careful per
- ,ir sns rs,rring Circulars ~ Market street and
II. R-osfwsv ~
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ry steamer Great Brirain.-ll being I'M

~
u, omen Inc above ship the whole community on ne pre-
u OCCASION or TO distinctions IN regard 10 sdm--
.n without offence and oi he great expense IN
3 hy he owners In OBTAINING her order 10 crafty
public curiosity been determined 10 follow me pan
adopted Londoa, Liverpool ana o.ne' PGis anu S Snass
vsr that he ship VIII be open Tor pubic Inspection ms
dsv from u 10 o'clock, and on succeeding days
rxceptsil MI further notice between the hours OF ~ ana
O'clock Price OF admission The ship VIII be > cents
and 10 Tie ensine-room H.; cents sdtions IicAes 70
The ship be had the wharf Acisslne anu " e VI
llne-room 90 board n, l.,
portion OF proceeds after paying xpense- VII ps
given 10 The Asylum for The Blind and Deal Ala az
the Fire Department al LIZ"
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" DIR. Townsend's Compound Extract OF
Sarsaparln. Extract ., pay up IN ila ootf' and
superior article to any N the msseL We have
ceftncaes Of Physican Cergymen, znd State Ocers al
h Office which concusvey prove the superior virtues Of
mi. Extract One bottle only - sufficient 10 test il mers
Cal and get circular For sac a. S Fulton street s>an
Rudiny5 ly2S lm0s'
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WHISPER LOW
Slowly. slowly the cauld moon creeps
WI a LIGHT uulo'esOme 10 see
II dwalls on the window whaur my love sleeps,
An she Wilma wauken to me.
Wearie wearie the hours, and slow.
Wauken, my lowe, an whisper low
There's nae ae sang in heavens HIGHT
Nor on the green earth doun.
Like soun's that kind love kens at nicht
When whispers hap the SCUM
Hearin'-icslin -sichin' so
Whisper. my bonnie LOWE. whisper low
They lack nae lichi VIVA wcel can speak
In loves ain wOrdless vile
Her ee-bree crcepin' on my cheek
Bctrays her pawkc smile;
Happy-happy-silent so
observation-disclosures LOWE, whisper low
Was Won a war o. her wee white han
Wi wsrnin " wheesht' 10 me-
Or was IL CLEAN o that fause moon fam
On my pur misguided &c
WeAiie-wearie-vea O.
Wauken my LOWE IN whisper low
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~ ]. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor q
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds &C. Will attend IN The
Resnr Room Of Tanmany Hall II al bours Of inc DAY
and evening. uio osu
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE.

A SIRE PROTECTION against the injurious Effects OF
n lead is nov offered by the Subscribers he prc,
A which lead pipe can be purchased All piper
-oid BY them are stamped LOWERS Patent Tia PaI-d
Pipe" and are warranted perfect In every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
weight rom OF % his, per foot, and OF sizes from
10 4nches in cabre and be made length required
sul0 I'm LOWRFR IL ROY. 22i W~-tst
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PERIrooAL sPEorAoLEs.

T,HESE LENSES pronounced superior To all others In
by Drs Lardner Patterson, and numerous other sci
nhc gentlemen are of American and manufacture
eJ ONLY at the new and extensive OPTICAL WORKS,
North Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials OF their merit
can be shown. but seeing believing the public are To
yled to examine and Judge for themselves They may be
found the wholesale and retail Agency No 82 Broadway
and also Al T. j. CROWEN'S Book Store, o1 Broadway
Difficult cases OF deficient vision soliclted.
rnhr ~ " PRf8HAM
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OLIVER WHITAKER.

None are genuine unless with the words scarpas OIL for
Deafness blown IN each boue ~
This valuable medicine Il for sale by A. H. ID. SANDS
sole Agents for the Proprietor, No. ~ Fulton street. rs
a. al iIni
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FEVER AND AGUE.

=
nrT,HAr OLD FAyORITE AND STERLING REM
DN. -" ROWANDs IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TIRE Tor Fever and Aue." No medicine IN any az
or country has ever met with such universal .ucces-pro
teclei sains, eouAl<rs by the written signature OF u
proprietor John r. R0nd over the top VI each oouie)
may had il ne ful strength, genuineHess and purify
tS m rsI nventoSs Office at No y North Second-streel
Pilad-lpa: OF IL u Fay" General gent No 10 fa
oe--f Lamp stove sun Buildings SewYOrk te1 brnr's
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DANIEL. lDrF
DhI
lA@ FULTON-ST New YORK. W this lav ruhs No .
VI ~


I0> FuLTON-sr New ORR. " l this day publish No. 3
iUi of Treasury Of History compnsnga general
en- and Series Of separate stories OF every principal
nation that exists. their Rise. Progress and Present Cond
uon Sc sc. BY >amue Maunder author Of the Treasury
of Know edge Biographical Treasury Literary and Sci
eltfc Treasury &C.
above valuable worh will be- completed IN about Twelve Nos
octave printed hne paper. with type. and viii be
od 1' cents per No The first eight Mo- have already
been issued and tie following ones VIII be- published regu
.ariy he fret OF zach month unnl COMPLETED an2l
NEW ~LhiE- oi >cAool Reader, II. ha--en'- frin-
erTh- manual j. arranged 50 a. 10 retain the benefit
Oh -ysrHAc instruction ana progress, " ihral- :" rptl5
AT he same time thai presents progressive series OF grad
uaied Reading Lessons.
II Russell. Spelling BoosThs work pursues the same
method adopted In the Primer; snd the more difficult words
are followed by definitions and explanations.
III. Ru-ses Primary Reader.-Ths book contains Sc
lection fessg Reading Lessons, adapted to young learners
and preceded by systematic course OF exercises IN Acu
aiiOn. Infections and Pau-cs.
" Russell and God-bury's Introduction the Aner-
can COmmonSchOo Reader and speaker; comprising Sc
ecions in prose and verse; with elementary rules and eN
ercises IN pronunciation.
Readef and SpeakerTr design II this book 10 furnish
s bnei treatise Eocuion, with examples Of the rules
cs- in Reading and Speaking IN part Of which he style Of
elOcuuon j. indicated by notation.
These books already extensively Introduced IN the
New-Engia land Saies tOr sale By
TURNER a HAYDEN. 10 John-st-
aul5 eoios Agents f1r the Publishers for This State.
,I,O THE PROTE-TtNTs Of the United sial-s.-
just published, the most important work ever Issued
from the American Pres -
The Rev John Dow ng- History OF ROmansm. spendidly
illustrated with more than ~ highly finished engravngs des
cpuve Of The customs. ceremonies councils and practices
OF the Church of Rome, forming large and beautifully
printed volume Of nearly 100 pages in rich enbensc bind
ing Pnce - o.
r. WALKER. Publisher, ia Fulton ~ N. Y.
~ Agents wanted Ia sell the above work IN every town.
cy and county the United States, TO whom liberal per
c.ntage will be allowed. iylb
xxyIsCON-IN-A BIOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WISCONSIN
,.Id Sketch of it, History, Geology, hinerAosy
Soil Productions. Government &C &c. accompanied BY
Sectional Map. exhibiting the townships and ranges FOR
sale by HUNTINGTON ssANA1r'' 20 reafsL lsi'yos
rI,UEUNITED STATES DI~PEN~ATORN.-
/ Mood Bnche's United States De pcI-atOry-new edi
uon. for sale by HtNliNOioN SaNhpr.l
t.iqvn. PIG Pearlst
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The only Cure for Consumption"
EFT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, who 4
IL troubled with Coaghs Colds, Splitting Hood Lr1er Com
plant Asthma, Bronchitis, WhoOpng Cough Pam ID h'
Side and Brea Sore Throat rising tickling IN the Tnfoa
Nervous Debility Pspaon Of The Heart, Broken Consfii
ton from Of caolnel and other the geHua'
and only genuias SYRUP WILD CHERRY prepared by e
celebrated Dr. OF Philadelphia All others
and limitations Therefore be cafioss % ASK iof
the Original and only Genuine preparation from Ibis yalns
be tree, Dr. SwAYsE's ConPousD sYRuP OF WILD CbER
sY Principal Oce, ~ W. corner oi Eighth anG hace-s
Philadelphia. -,
~ Keep the name Of DR. swAYNE in view, Eighth
ard Race, Philadelphia -, -
AGESrs-Haviand, Reese Co NewYork Or. w. II.
NOR cor BrOsdwa y and John--t. r. A. Sands, 1873 30"
ery: T. B. Warner, 15 Bleeckerst n u Cry; Mrs HAYS
Bfooklyu; W g. Wood. Harlem; Benjamin Dds, Newark
John Pearson Railway: John Terhune, New Bounswics,
j.; ;. Harrison, salem' Mass w H. rieroe' Arany =
Green Co Worcester, Mass; John p Hall Co. boston
Harvey seymore, Hartford. Conn., +. Hohdge, Buffalo, y
Y; William Montgomery. Lalsingbure n T.; r. NJ Coheu
A Co Charleston. > c. Andrew Onver Co. New Orleans
T. j. Adams and t. Kleine, s. Louis, VIM Thorn, Pitts
burg Z. B. Hnmsn Cincinnati lels ourof-
nR. JACk>ON'> Pile Emit rocalon--in offering I'M
~ EmbrOcaiiOn 10 the public. M proprietor ieeis conn
ceutiu warraniing certain, safe and speedy cure
has long been used by Physician Of ennence, ana WIZ
mos astonishing success Indeed never ialls usea &C
cordng 10 the directions. .
In addition It's beng positive remedy for the Pei-,
never fails the intolerabe itching which go YER
common. and h.- its location IN the pas a. the Poe
ID also valuable application 10 pa niul and indu
rn MINORS old ul-cOndltiOn-d ulcers that
psinul and do not hea for Of actonmany disease
Of the skin hs OF long standing are readily cured b!
this ointme-
Prepared only by DR. " Jackson sod sold Wholesale and
retail hv 4 b. 4 D SANDS. ~noe.ale Druggists, u fuI
Ton 81 n Broadway and II East Broad way. None geu
inc unless with . Of ~ Jackson, NJ d. on ~
0uisisc raprer AMI with the words DR. JscAsons RI
Embrocaton Phia." blown in esch bottle Price ii pc
hottie. or = - NJ
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MRS REBECCA BANTER.

BsfDcEroS Y. J. Dec. q, 1914
J. " Sfeeline-For ten years past have been dreadily
Athlete. with Deafness occssoned by liberation IN NY
ear which caused great pain and prevented me from hear
ing paung in conversations this liberation frequent
liz huf-ted aud totally unable 10 hear IN lisy'
inc positive and remarkable cures effected by Scar
pas acoustic OIL got bottle of you, which used accord
iny 10 r-cfDn The effects, being restor
ed so hear quite well My aher who has been qur
deaf anumbero years has received decided benehtiro
from experience II viii cure the segeres cases
fused fairly AID recommend to every person suffering
from his great sifction YOurH.
OLIVER WHITAKER.
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NO., t\n,ni,lo>-:-tLYsIAN FIELDS, Ho-

tsktt IIU>-.-ELf>lANr FIELDS, hO-
Il bOkEN- Every lair DAY. -,
M M-CARTY hrgs leave 70 announce that BY ne
uuous request Of is numerous visitors NJ nas orh m
GR.So Am i-SEOUALLED PERFORMANCES
~ 49, E,r one Week Only
VI. has A. Al a gr-si exper-e rr-engs-ef
MONSIEUR GIEkDO,
i --.. .,s vont.-ul .ymns-tc performer, who vii ap-
rear nj. THIS WEEK O>Lf ana y through some o. -
xrr,orensrv AID wonderful feafs q strength and azihry
performed al N RoyA Jpn aG-'s ans 0e'0'e TIC
lTHlOPlAN OPERATE BRoi htK> Il SISTERS,
h. viii NV. Warmly vi ne" ana ~ riai1 PERFORMANCES
every fair dsv-,in- aH0rdng to-e adr. AMI seni rsn
ovi.- H6ooseu aer dinner, mosi ndid pronei4ar
rt oo,r, veil Known and celebrated performer.
conpri.e tie Band Of Ethiopian OP-rauc Brothers ana
>i-frr- II. -. -.--.
Mr. D GARDNER. the only person HF'"g VINO per'0-
nae. The nes rO yyeuch y cllli altri- -. -.
BILLY WHITLOCK the great locomotive Niger ahd
ACCOMPLISHED BANJO Player. 81.
OLD DAN EMMETT, the eeieDfa'ed Fio-li-t ana OF
yirgnny Niger, WHO 5 Always On HAia "HeH 1s'e
CHARLE, WHITE. the unrvAiled Accordonist and
Celebrated Negro Performer. =, roty,-o~- a, -, -
Also. FOR he nr-f tune, SAN JDhNsOSi NE great lr
Perfornafcr 10 -omnenr- AZ hA pa.i pc "a avg 81
Ia,p MEETING. mar Bound Bfoos. y. J. 0n lie
u Elxnh.IrOxu anc SOuierv1il- kairosf 20 cpmn-nce
August ~ md coalrae one wevk Passengers lOf me
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