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Inc importation of most Of these manufactures in
creased very much from 1910 to Is4 but the falling of
IN the importation from 1871 to ls42 greater
the previous increase reducing the Importation for
1912 below that of ls40 In 1884, the of silk
manufactures was very trang compared with previous
years. also all manufactures Of hemp and manufactured
iron. The Importation of cotton manufactures in 1874
was larger than in either Of the four previous years
Inc value OF cotton manufactures imported for nine
months ending June &c. o43, only So s70 which
required heavy mporations the following year make
up the deficiency Even under the high tariff Of 1872
we see these manufactures imported nearly as exen
sivey before The mportations of Isa and part Of
1872 came in under the reduced duty under
the compromise act The importation of lsi3 being the
rst under the act Of 1872 much reduced conse.
quence of the great and sudden increase the rate
duty 1t became necessary to carry cut the protective
principles of the party to place rate of duty upon
tain descriptions Of cotton goods manufactured abroad
almost amounting to prohibition This suddenly check
cd the importation of the goods coming under such
strctions and for the time gave the cotton manufactu
rers OF this country monopoly of the market; the ad
Vantages OF which enabled them to become more firmly
established and to compete more successfully with the
manufacturers of similar goods in foreign countries
here is no doubt but that since the passage of the
sent tariff law the domestic industry of this country has
been rapidly increasing, and our manufacturers have
been unusually prosperous but does appear that
egn manufacturers have been completely shut out
markets. or that the mporations Of their goods this
country have even been much reduced The increase
in population and the consequent increase in the demand
for all kinds Of merchandise that follows such fact
must require greater suppies and although the receipts
Of foreign merchandise here have really declined
much within the past five years. there has been no actu-
al increase; therefore draw the conclusion that
the additional demand has been satisfied by our own
manufactures We have not yet manufacturers enough
in all branches to supply the demand, and have our
doubts whether the increase in manufacturing in this
country great as it undoubtedly has been has kent
| mace with tho demand
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Propretos. Messrs. French and Heiser.
an Entire Change Of Entertainments
CON G ERTS LA MUSARD
admission Is Cents.
Wednesday Evening, June IIth,
The entertainments will commence with a Grand Operate
Overture
Popular Song by Mr. Dennison.
Succeeded by the appearance OF Nademsele DESJARDINS
in the Characteristic dance of La Cracovenne.
Overture To Bacchus.
A Comic Danceby Z. T. Parsoe.
Soug, Mr. Deunison.
The Fling Of the HIGH lnds, by Miss Cohen
And the very characteristic and admired Spanish Pas of FL Ia
peteado d Cadiz by Mad'slle Desjardins
Grand Overture to : La Fianceen. Auber
Pas Chinois Grotesque Parsoe.
Admired edIey Dance Mis- Cohen.
Succeeded by the wonderful and nmabe Herr Cline the
Tight Rope
On Tuesday, the wonderful ELSSLER BROTHERS will
appear in variety of performances.
o Between the Entertainments lntermssion of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
IL Doors open at hafpast o'clock Performance
mence AT 8o,clock
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LEECHES.
I000 SPANISH LEECHES, Of a good quality in lots
ltOOO to suit purchasers Apply board the barque
Douglass, Pier IL. T. R. 80 Front street. e8 3t*ec
HEMSLEY'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP
is cheer in this age Of empericsm and humbug
know that Sentative for the ills Of humanity, is offered
with the sanction of the highest medical authority Hemsey
Worm Destroying Syrup introduced this city
and the proprietors its instance
the money paid for the Liquid will be returned. Sold
wholesale and retail BY Hemsley aud Beers ~ Ann
NBro Agents.-The agents of this establishment will
requested always to keep sufficient stock on hand
les ~ &c
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AMUSEM EMS.
PARK THEATRE.

=
,,,.r , Mr Andersen for This Night only.
Play Of THE LADY OF LYONS-Claude Melnorte Mi
Anderson; Pauline Miss Clara Ellis
New Pas Seul, by Miss ST Clair
To conclude with THE ELDER BROTHER-Charles, MI
Anderson.
First Tier IS CsntsBores Cd and Sd Tiers 50 CentsP
Doors o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
halfpast o'clock
NIBLOS GARDEN.
FIRST appearance of Mr.. Chippendaie
"wednesday Evening, June Ilth,
,,, The Entertainments will commence
w" asofseous airy Spectacle IN the production Of which
e,,,,yr, no expense has been spared, called the
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS
. Scenery BY Messrs. Hillyard, sherwood and Grain
Miss NJ Taylor Miss ii. Matthews, Miss Darlington and
Celeste; Mrs. Watts Messrs pacide Gallagher Ncknson
Grand Pas d. Deux by esdemoes Darlington and Celeste
~ lnermission of half an hour.
SPLENDID FlREWORKS
At o'clock MIR. EDGE will give Display of the most
Brilliant Fireworks Many OF the coors entirely new and
known only to this artist.
To sou SID VIII fir %s hsTs t GG@S P h snted
Mr. Consol, Mr. Nickipson lst Officer, MIR Deermg
Sphoon, Mr. Chppendae I'd do Wilson
Frank, Mr. Davenport Confectioner, Barrett
Chip, Mr. Andprtoh Rhode Miss Roberts
William, Mr. Levere WHISPERS, Mrs Watts
The public respectfully apprzed ofthe arrival from Eu;
and latest European Novelty thu wonderful
ACROB AT FAMILY!
An efficient Police viii always be in attendance main
tam good order and keep all improper persons out.
lD-Itckets FIFTY Gents. 20
limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance TO commence at o'clock Doors open at
halfpast 7.
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From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train 81 A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmingdale and St. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Train91a A. NJ and 7. NJ for Farming
dale and intermediate places daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train, p NJ for Geenport daily, Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and hicks
viii and all the stopping places between Hcksvllle aud
Greenport.
Erom Grsenport Depot
Boston Traia daily Sundays excepted, at l2 o'clock NJ
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tran-At AM, daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train ca A. NJ and "a r. NJ daily Sun.
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From jamaica Depot
Extra Tram ~ NJ daily Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate pl Gees.
The Boston Trans stop only gamingdae and St. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trans stop the following places
the road going both ways and deliver
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CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
THERE will be Matches to off the aboy e
l. Course, Monday, June the 10th. Particulars made
known on Saturday next
tiso forsc Of $50 Will be given, off the day
mile heats best three in five under the saddle free for
that never wen $50 Entries be made
Second Ward Hotel Friday evening 3h Instant on or be-
fore o'clock T. M, three or more 10 make
JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor
Centeyille June 1lth 1915. ill 3ttrh
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FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE
For Al 800 =

FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE.
For $500
THE following Purses will be given for Foot Races 10 take
l. placeon the Beacon, as follows
Purse $500, for Foot Race Of me-S5o the Sc
cond in the Race, to take place the 30th of June
Same daA Purse Of $780, for the distance wall
IN hou,s5o to the second in the the walk be
Purse $500 for Foot Race of 10 niles 10 take place ON
the 9Th Of hy-S6oo to the t $50 to the second and $50 TO
the third IN the
Entrance be made days before the race with the po
rrieor r. Smiths, Park Row; except persons that are
out ohe United States, than 200 miles from this
ctysuch persons enter four days before the all
Of the aboyf, three or more to make race.
HURDLE RACE
Purse 500 will be given for Hurdle Race to come off
Thursdy the Sd Of July Ia mile heats four hurdles each
feet higho the mile; S0ot the second $50 entrance.
however should enter ahorse Canada only
half entrance will be charged the third horse receive
his entrance provided there four horses starts each
FOOT RACE
Same Dav-A Purse Of $500 will be given, for Foot Race
Of miles 5000 the first SIS the second S25 TO the
third the Entrance be made before the 30th
June.
The Race, have been delayed few days Of
the rebuilding the public stand. There will probably be
number Pedestrians present who will compete FOR the
prizes there have late arrived number from different
ofthe world Including Jackson the American Dee George
Tribe from Canada There also many others here
the including Major Henry Stannad John Gderleee
stephen Mack the Scotch Bantam. and several Others
~ Should there be storm either the days. the
j stsee G. s. BROWNING Proprietor.
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country Is in greater measure supplied by home
features We annex table giving the value Of certain
manufactures imported into the United States in IsaO
1884, 1912 and 1884, leaving out lsis as the returns were
for only nine months and cannot be correctly
with the other years =
IMPORTATION OF MANUFACTURED GooDs INTO THE UNITED
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OF NOTES OF INSOLVENT
SAFETY FUND BANKS.
COMPTROILER'S OFFICE

THE COMPTROLLER in obedience to the Third Section
uce that he will redeem the circulating bills
OF the Commercial Bank Of New York the Bank OF Buffalo
the COMMERCIAL Bank OF Buffalo the Commercial Bank Of Os.
wego the Clinton County Bank the Watervie Bank and the
The Comprosr authorised pay interest in any case
PERSONS therefore, who have packages of which
OF me Bank IN order to obtain interest will find
the demand through the Receiver Those persons who
taken the steps establish claim interest and
willing surrender the receiving dollar for dollar
be paid at this rate presenting the bills the Comptro
All other claims which have been presented and
established againsany Of the insolvent Banks will be
PAD by the receiver who cannot get order from the
due the bank and applied the ayails the payment Of
It's debts The balance then remaining charge on the safe
ceiver dspoes the the Bank and gets final order
IRON the Chancellor either cash stock AZ
which the Comptroers authorised under the Act
provide TOR paying the debts of nsovent Safety Fund Banks
Ia the of Bank of Buffalo, the final order has bee
made by the Of the 9th circuit and the
Tor paying the balance OF all the claims against the have
The Of the Bank Of Oswego believed to be sufficient
to all the debts Of that Bank and Of the Circulating
troller. - 80 P
The and residences of the Receivers of the several
York ne'''' BANK OF view YORK. = NJ. batchford' New
Commercial! Bank Of Buffalo, s: G. Austin, Buffalo.
commercial Bark Of Oswego, Z. Beekman Undertook.
Clinton County Bank Henry X. Ayeri, PIattsburgh.
Bank Bank Of Of Lyons, Theron strong Palmyra.
wayne County Bank SIarss ssPSi s RaSS..,
City Bank Of Buffalo, q. w. Newell, Albany.
The debts Of the Lafayette Bank Of New York including cir
c9stng notes. have been paid by the Receiver
Jll strc COMPTROLLER
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NEAPOLITAN RONNETS-

NEAPOLlTAN BONNETS
~ THE UNDERSI0NED, Patentees and Manufacturers
SHoi the Naapotan Bonnes respectfully inform the trade
latest style and Of superior quality in quantities to suit
They that they alter and clean the Bonnets
appear equal to
BUYERS cautioned inferior article kind in
The arket The genuine article Tor which received the sl.
'f ell NJ the last m Of the American Institute has
na q Apply 70 WISE SONS la Pearl street. or at the
manuiactery Of rATTlSON, NOE X Co,
myl lnsssc me y Dslsncy strsss.
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6&1 UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
MEA POOL.-Packet sf lith June-The splendid. last
MRxk sailing and favorite packet ship SHAksPEARt
Captain Crowel, will sail puncuaiy as above her regular
day.
For passage which very low, early spplies,,om should
be made on board, w. J, II. IMStUIl,
At their General Passage Office, 76 South street
TIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
~ that he has arrived the city and taken quarters At the un
States Hotel his through the bar, or S Water
street where he has number of Bassords improved Bilr
Tables sale for playing aud will he harry 10 have rm
tired His bar well stocked with materials TO- max ST.
0obbsrs White Lions, &s, &c je6 lm'uc
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FOREIGN MAIL.

FOREIGN MAIL.
POST OFFICE,
X,,, - New York, June 10th, 18i5.
ETTERS will be received this Office until 2s o'clock,
Great Western, for Liverpool.
Postage for the each single letter TO be
paid ROBERT III NORRIS p "
i'll 2rc = va
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HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE. .
THURSDAY, June 12tlA Purse Of $50 will be given TO
come Of the above Course mile heats best three
ve to saddle free for all horses that
amounts r more make race. Entries be made IT
the Course before edsday June 18th, by o'clock
P NJ. To carry what they please. jiO 2t.rc
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PARK THEATRE.
CARDMiss Clara Ellis respectfully begs announce
to her friends and the public, that her first Benefit will
take place Thursday evening June 18TH which
cason will be performed Mrs Anne Cora Mowa
edy Of Fashion-Gerrude Miss Clara Ellis. After which,
Miss Clara Ellis will deliver address, written by herself
TO conclude with the LIST and ID of the drama of
Green Bushes-Allam Miss Clare Ellis. les Al &c
THE Ladies AVID Gentlemen engaged the Albany Thea
requested the Green Room of the above
establishment, Thursday, June 10th. II o'clock.
By order of the Manager, CHAS. s. BERNARD.
3tsc
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Sales of Stocks Mt Boston

Suffolk Insurance Co. 50 Norwich ana Worcester RI
73 100 Long Island mr. b2m 73 rs do 72 loo do bin "a:
~ heading Nh 25 ga zoo do biw, do 100
do, solm, l811; $4,000 Reading RR bonds. laG0 VI - -
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. 81 DEY STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND


GREENWICH STREET.
Glands SCOTT his sincere thanks TO his
~ friends aud the public large for the liberal support
ceyed since he has been in business and hopes by the
strict TO merit continuance thereof The qualities
of Aes Wines Liquors and Segars, well known
need comment large Of Refreshments
had all times till twelve nght-such Beef Steaks
ton Chops; fsd Kidneys; Ham and Eggs ssrdnss Poached
good dinner ofRoast Boiled Meat for One Shilling every
day. from y to o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout always on
Cuts moments notice This House has been proved by
comparison for be the coolest most comfort
able in the city No House better supplied with English
lish Scotch and city papers, Always M latest by the
moments warning-ree-gatis-fo nothing. ca I'm zee
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| PERPETUAL MOTION.
Nov EXHIBITING at the Lafayette Bazaar, 1a9 and Isl
Broadway oil the splendid Of workman
ship the Perpetual Motion seeking for which many
have beea ruined has at been and be
applied in keeping clock in motion, showing
correct piece made Visitors will be amply rewarded
in viewing this ingenious piece of mechanism.
Time Cfexhibtion from IL Nj. to9P M
Admission so cents. JUG 1wSec
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- FOR SALE OR TO LET-At the nine mile stone.
M kiagsbrdge Road four handsome Cot!sgr Houses 1--we
ps1z front and stables and finished in the best
man er o, Nth marble mantle; aud srass s;. ,h,.
Aso one large Stone hoase At Fort washington WIN ,es
acres ofand-the house well finished with marble mes and
the houses have gardens well laid OUT The Manhattan
s s pas s osSsss or hf % S a
the store la5th street. Kingsbridge Road jell 2wsm
TO BE DISPOSED OF,
one Of The % test Retreats i the vicinity OaSsw
s. $A ::ii:S:
a' s o NJ Ws s eal the % aoass Nassau st.
a. FOR sALE-A fast Trotting Horse, with Light
,ad u has;s complete The hsI sI
gam Enquire at T. s g. Wers Stable IA Charlton
0sT-0n Monday night about 70 o'clock one 500 bill on
I sr have bee.
The asa ss ss%
bin stopped Any pe5sGn finding by leaving at hi. Of
nee, Will receive ten dollars reward i'll m
MUSIC.
a LApY who has thorough knowledge Of music being
taught BY the first masters IN Europs and feeling bsse
sa t%e note to f 70 he
this paper shall be puncualy attended to- jell wtrc
SITUATION WANTED
ysSs Il wns 1s for the II
Mr.. Linen, ia Fulton street. jill tire
WANTED-By Young Lady, who has had some rxpe.
w rcnce III Music, situation as Second Treble Singer
Please address M j. W., at this Office. jill II &c
WANTED-A Jouneyman Locksmith one that under
w stands brass turning. Apply immediately 81 Centre
street. jill lttm
WANTED.-By French young woman, SITUATION to take
W charge Of children lady maid with family
to France She the best Of references. Address
letter, TO NJ. P. A. Herald Office. julio lw.m
WANTED-By young French woman, stu ton IN
Is an excellent hang at me laundry work Best Of
be less than $40 psr month. jlO 2tsm
IMMEDIATELY WANTED
A GENTLEMAN who can write Lectures, as well on
other subjects IN scientific aud superior STYLE thu
English Language Apply Immediately in letter (post d)
D. C delivered at the Express Office of Centre
Chambers streets. julio 3t+m
STEAM ENGINE, &c. WANTED
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A Steam Engine, Boiler
in good order Apply the of Third Avenue and s6h
street. Yorkvle to L. Suydam New York Equitable In
surance Company, SO Wall street. WIN. GRANGER.
jl0 2tis*rh
LETTER BALANCE IN A PENCIL CASE
FOR THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.
John SHELDON'S Patent Unique Pocket Companion or
Weighing and Writing Apparatus containing a. Letter
the 4 ounce ounce ounce, ounce. and 2ounce avordu
pos weights convenient Pen Holder improved everpoined
Pencil Toothpick and Sovereign Guage Letter Seal
Of Leads top Case the whole serves
Muum IN pd1ro the conveniences OF which seeyiden
For sale by JOHN j. BROWN & CO..
julio 3tis~rc l22 Fulton. Nassau ST.
WHEAT-lsO bushels prime Illinois Wheat landing ex ship
w Oswego from New Orleans and for sale in lots suit
purchasers, by K. X. COLLINS CO.,
G-..s1
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Stages TeadIness seVtIaI
Stations take passengers avery low Fares all fthe
Island - =
Baggage will be in readiness the foot OF Whitehall
street receive Baggage the Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
r Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates Ju0rc
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
<n "A FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
O. THE steamboat EMPIRE Captain r. ,
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, at o'clock
The Empire owing her light draugh Of will be
ample time take the morning train Of going
For Passage or Freight apply ON board to c. CLAkk at
The Office ON the wharf JUL re
az FOR LIVERPOOL-To sail Iith instant--Ihe
M1&v elegant and very fast sailing packet ship sHAkS
AEpPEARE, Capt Cornell having most Of her cargo en-
gagged aud on board, win sail as above.
For freight passage having elegant packet accommoda
TONS apply board Orleans wharf foot of Wall street. oto
iiirc Il. X. COLLINS Co, % south st.
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BOWERY.
ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING.
o." OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. N
THIS EVENING,
The entertainments will with grand Comic Panto
- - mimic Ballet, entitled
THE TINKER THE TAILOR, THE FARMER AND
SAILOR.
Also Singing Dancing aud Negro Extravaganza the Opera
tic Brothers and Sisters, forming the best Band Of
Minstres in the world.
The Company Vauxhal consists of twenty talented
formers. who will all have the honor Of appearing
every evening this week.
Doors open IA o'clock. Performance commence at 81
o'clock.
No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen.
An efficient Police engaged. under officer Sastin
nc ? For particulars, bills ofthe day j9 lwsm
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
PERSSE & BROOKS,
Nos. 65 and ca Nassau Street,
HAVE always ON hand complete Of every de
i scrption Of
To be found in paper warehouse.
They the large Paper Mill Windsor Locks Connect.
cut formerly the Windsor Company Operating
able them supply all orders for Paper
terms, and with the utmost despatch. JUG lwrc
TROY HOUSE, TROY, " Y.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.-.This House. so
~ loug and iavorably known the travelling public now
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made:
which the of the Dining ROOM iengh
Of ninety feet and by folding doors connecting extended
aached pleasant and airy the number sixty
have been addedaoIdng accommodations for 300
The house has been painted and papered throughout
The for Boston, Buffalo
of this house, 1t is also few steps from the steamboat
landing.
The ppretors by their personal attention their bu.
and guests increased
CHARLES s. COLEMAN,
CHARLES Es'f NJ T. R fss ai!fg House
Jul lmerc Late OF tn Steamer Empire
WARREN HALL.
No Warren street
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as a
Hotel style of comfort and for the &C
commodaon Of citizens generally and visitors the CITY
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their pa
Their arer will be at all times well stocked with the hes,
he markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segars
he best quality. The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
dry. While from central location being neahe City Hall
md in the centre OF business will afford great
those visiting the city.
- - c. McCORKLE.
N B-The usual reshes served up all times je7
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UNION COURSE, L. /.
PURSE of $500 will be given free for all horses for
Hurdle Race Ia mile heats to off over this Course
July 18th four hurdles each heat inches high
make Entries be made the Office OF the
Spirit the Times before Monday June 26th To carry
$50 pounds. ilo 3t~rc
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SECULAR CONCERT.

MISS PEARSON,
MIR COMES, and
MIR PEARSON,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public, that
~ their
SECOND SECULAR CONCERT,
Consisting of rae and beautiful Glees, Songs Duets will
be given Tuesday Evening, 10th June instant the
Coliseum, $50 Broadway.
Commencing at 81 o'clock
Mr.. II g. Timm will preside at the Piano Forte.
Single Tickets SO cents three for Smay be obtained
sshalienburgh Luis Saxon Miles at the store of
Nesbt cor Wall and Water streets; of H. eggs 46 Broad
way, and the door Of the Coliseum the evening
nerlnrmance in7
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BOOKKEEPING, &c.
No. SO CEDAR STREET.
~ &. MARSH, Accountant author Of the popular works
~: Bookkeeping, and long established in this city
teacher and practical thorough
practical instruction in Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic
and mercantile writing with terms hours
fereaces, &c. &c. obtained at the je6 lwis+rc
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
RABINEAU'S DESBR OSSES STREET BATHS
ITO THE LADIES-The Large Swimming Bath, formerly
located the Battery north side Of Castle Garden bridge
is the foot Of Desbrosses r. This
ve bathing establishment, the largest the United States
empri,ing both Hot and Cold Shower and Swimming Salt
the convenience and comfort Of visitors The Ladies WILL
in addition their large Plunge Bath (which open every
in the week for their accommodation have the Of the
Large Centre Swimming Bath Mondays and Fridays, until
o'clock p M. This arrangement will afford them
fore offered, and at half the usual charge.
Ladies' Season Tickets for Mondays and Fridays only until
4 P. NJ, haEpIice.
Band Of Music engaged to play pleasant evening
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