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NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by .act Of Parliament
CAPITAL s5ooooo STERLING, OR S2,5oo,ooo

CAPITAL E5O0, 600 STERLING, OR 81, 900
nsttuo which will 6e found most advantageous to the
The peculiar secured the assured by the pnc
pie Of the LOAN Department.
STATES the of three the Local Directors Trustees
AVAILABLE always TO the assured in cases OF disputed claims
The syment premiums annually hal.yearly quarterly
No charge for stamp duty.
Thirty Jays allowed after each payment of premium becomes
T.ves leave extensive and liberals and extra premiums
Conditions the policy less the assuedthan usual
The actual and d.eard profits published in
Ports org data for calculations Of the value Of the
Is Seins aneonnseted Nth Marine or Fire Insurance
The rats e e w pG are Than these % q
UNITED STATES LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY. IiR tsiT 1!sas't Gsa. Chairman
Jonatha. Goodhue, Esq
James Boorman, Esq.
Sss1tsti s.%assi e;raiIsyil 3 aoyyilsad,. ssq. Esq.
Gorham \. Worth, Esq.
rsy:,ss; e sSsf Mssiss E1,masl
A'ss E. xrnau Ho;iefb H. b. sss s s'sy' street
Tn. MsrsA.D!s' s,issi.; Bat Of New York.
VIM. Van Hook, ESQ ! 80 Wall street.
General Agent for the United States and British North Ame
j. JLEANpER Starr "a sR,0".ss %esiden. in New York,
Office IA Wall ST. New York.
The admirable system of Life Insurance which this institution
has organized and which such marked distinction
Europe has obtained for the highest favor in America
During the short period of its establishment in the United
States principles have the unqualified approval of many
eme and the patronage has received fully tests the
public confidence in its favor
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and much
raj information together with the Soceys rates. also blank
forms snd the fullest Information be obtained upon app
cation 10 any agent or sub-agent
Medical Ex miner attendance the Office daily at IL
noon, aud o'clock. 2. NJ Fee paid by this Society
EGamptes Of Rctes-tor The Insurance Of 500 ona
Single Life.
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE,
2I5 Washington street,

A feiO doors Gb0rc Washington Market.
THE public respectfully informed that the above named
house which has been fitted up with all the mod rn I'M
Monday July at O'Clock at which hour splendid dinner
will be served up. In the fitting up Of the house every
on has bern paid to render favoe for tosn who
dine down towns the size Of the dining room so BY 25 feet
eautully lighted aud ventilated The bed have been
fitted with the best of BEDS and will be found TO be
venen Boarding House. boarders have their meals at
my hour of the day.
Under the immediate superinendence and direction Of
jy7 lw*ec HENRY LUSCOMB.
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adeene il Long Island Of 2! per cont Carton Iii Far
mers, III Norwich and Worcester !; Ohio 6s 7; yieks
burg, Il Reading Railroad, I; and Morris Canal, -
There sales Of Mohawk Railroad or United
States Bank
The Pennsylvania Coal trade this year. compared with
last has ncreused about thirty per cent The shipments
for each district have been greater this season than last
We annex table comparing the shipments from each
section for the period in 1874 and lsi5
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SEA B43'HiNG

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
'ySHE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House. begs leave
inform the citizens Of New York and the ubc general
that his house open for the accommodation Of board
during the summer The fare will be six dollars
week. and attention will be paid their comfort and
pleasure. Good servants will be attendance.
The Oris will leave New York every day. from Full
Market Slip, and Stages will be in readiness the Ocean
House, to convey passengers to Long Branch:
lure 10. 1915. SAMUEL COOPER.
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SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH.
THE Subscriber begs leave inform the public that he is
prepared To receive having made alteia
lions and for the better accommodation of vste
In addition other ad that his he be-
til desra lie residence for the approaching
be found The for bathing
surpassed To those who fond of fishing place be
found where advantages Offered.
MIR james Greer having established line OF stages from
Red Deal passengers always rely quick
veyance. JOHN GREEN, Deal N. J.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL,
i33 Fulton street, near Broadway.

THE Propreor oth Hotel would respectfully inform the
public tht he has recently adopted the Southern mode a
furnishing Luncheon consisting variety Of dishes daily
between the hours of ~ and O'clock Sundys y
ms new arrangement he trusts will meet with approbation
The LIQUORS are ofthe choicest y and every effort has
been made to make this Hotel equal any in the city, He IN
sell jyl2 lw+rh
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TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ T.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Propretors--This House,
- long and avoraby known to the travelling public
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made
which the extension of the Dining room to length
Of ninety feet and by folding doors connecting can be extended
hundred and thirty feet; thirty parIors with bed
attached pleasant and the number Of
have been addedaording accommodations for 300 persons
The house has been painted and papered throughout.
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga from the front
Of this house is also but few from the steamboat
landing.
snes and guests receive continued and
CHARLES s. COLEMAN
Late of the Astor House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
lmsrc Late of tn Steamer Empire
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far 1915 lU,fio U
The fourth of July, and the funeral procession ON
Thursday last reduced the shipments OF coal for the
week about 900 tons The quaRtity sent down by the
railroad week before last $40 OF tons Last week
the quantity sent by railroad 1886 O6 tons by
nal 1886 II tons-makng total of 81 3I3 03 tons Last
year. this time the railroad carried 80 239 tons Of coal
orc than the canal, while this year the railroad has
transported $50 942 tons than the canal The quan
ty of coal received and transported from the Schuyll
district to Philadelphia this season, to the 18th inst was
lO05l than for the period last The
railroad has therefore not only secured the ranspora
tion of the increased quantity mined but has drawn
more than one hundred thousand from the canal in
about six months.
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for one
week in June for three years.:
READING RAILROAD.
@s.t ..ens 'sysl = sss s,;s q
Coal transported tons. 3sis 1851 1873
The business or the month of June in three years,
follows -
3".. ,ss e lo;ss Z,
Estimated tonnage for June, s!.. 1900
Excess over the estimates tons. .is,oo4
The estimate made last fall Of the quantity of coal to
be transported the Reading Railroad in lsi5, put
down the at eight hundred thousand tons. This
estimate has been exceeded during the past six months
OF the year. which gives the company to antici
pate an increase in the remaining six months which
are the most active months for this business In the year,
much larger than that already realized From present
estimates should judge the actual transportation OF
coal for the year the railroad would exceed the es
mate at least fifty thousand TONS
The stock of the Great Northern Railroad Company
om Boston to Concord Lebanon &c. has been all taken
The capital to which the company is entitled, is mil
hon and a half Of dollars, nine hundred thousand OF
which had been subscribed before the books open
ed in Boston Seven hundred thousand swere taken in
Boston, being $780, 900 over the amount required
Thebankng capital OF Ohio will soon be larger than ever
Ii has been before Several banks have been organized
the banking law Of that State and will soon
be in active operation We list of those organ
lied as branch and Independent banks:
New BANKS IN OHIo-THE GENERAL BANKING Law.
Branch Banks. Independent Banks.
Franklin Blk of Cincinnati. Com Blk of Cincinnati
Bank OF Dayton, Day ton. City Bank of do.
Bank of Xenia, Xcnia. The Dayton Bank.
Franklin Blk of Columbus City Bank of Columbus
Exchange Bk. Columbus City Blk. of Cleveland.
Bank Of Steubenve, Merchants Blk. of do
Bank of Delaware, West'n Reserve Blk Warren
Blk. of Geauga Painesville
When these Banks fairly get into operation, the peo
pie OF that State will be literally supplied with their is
sues and imitation Of the currency will he real
lied that must have very powerful and for time ia
yo,able influence upon business and prices.
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POST OEETCt,

NEw YoRk, July A. Isi5
A MAIL for Liverpool per Steamer Acadia 10th July, will
age Boston be paid Merchants and others having
write will obge the Post Master by procu
ring samp-the of which will expedite the making
the mail ROBT. H. NORRIS, L. NJ.
Evening papers will please copy. jult 2t
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
OTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPKIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TIE EASt
TO CITY AND

1863 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CounTLASpT ST., OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC HorE.,
NEw YORK.
AZ : BEG LEAVE 10 inform you that established
W selves ut the above place. principally for the Of
the North River Side The upright manner in which
have carried business for several this city
,oseher with the very high quality and moderate price Of
goods have earned io degree and far
Beyond that any similar house the United States
consider these the best obtain your pa
tronage
we have however, much pleasure in stating that have
made, with great and Judgment selections from all
spring cargoes which comprise finest specimens OF
Young Hyson Tyson Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe
Ningyong Congou Soqchong &c. which have arrived here
his which, with variety Of Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also
Government Java ard other Coees usual roasted and
ground daily.
We continue other places heretofore.
particularly l2l Chatham We your obedisnt
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New Yorkl2l Chatham 36l Grand ST. and 3lS Bleecke
Philadelihia3e Chestnut street. ard As Fifth
mY9 2msm
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addition its being the magnificent excellen
Enlistment OF the kmd in this city 1t also the only
where the Ice Creams made entirely of
one sceptcal this point easily satisfy themselves BY
comparison.
Parties and families supplied usual also, with rich Plain
Cream. received twice day f,om Orange county.
w cod
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Married

Wnrr1cd.
On Wednesday evening, ID inst at Guillord Comm
by the Rev H. r.. Hall Mr. SAMUEL c. MADDEN, OF this
city, Miss EMILY q. DAVIS, daughter of Joel Davis
Esq of the former place.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MIR. CLARKE is desrous of supplying the public in
I and country with the best of help free of expense with
servants of good character both protests and others white
and coloed He aers himself that by doing he bene
lifting all those in want of employment and is in hopes Of that
which such undertaking merits His Office
as Duane aud fitted for the accommodation of all in
want OF employme ment Call at 95h Duane street
ie20-lm-m
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BURROWS THEATRE,

ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Monday, July IA.
The performance will with drama
called THE sEAN1sTREss the Seameuess, Mrs
Burke, with Hoods ceebred Song of the Shirt; Fain-
wood Mr. 5: johnson; Bobbin, Mr. Burke; Bob Debit Mr.
Thayer; Godring, Mr. Jervis.
THE ACROBAT FAMILY will appear for the first time in
Philadelphia and through their wonderful performances
. Horuppe by Mrs. Smith.
After which the Vaudeville Of NO NO NO!-Frederic
M Dunn SIR George Doubtful, Mr.: Altern; Lady Doubt
full Miss krby Maria. with songs, Miss Coad
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE RESORT
IS THE
YSIlN ELL nG HDRDKEN

ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOhEN.
SPLENDfD Exhibit Free every after this week
- commencing Monday, July lith at O'Clock, the
beautiful Green in front of the Coonade Concentration Of
Novelties calculated inspire the audience with useful
knowledge aud ado son be given by several Of the
popular Artists of the day Mr. McCary has the pleasure
for this week. Young Francisco the accomplished
takr Of Angelina and the greatest Magician of the Also
he has made with the Miss barber who Will
variety of their popular Dances and Songs
sung BY them al the princinal Theatres in the Union
ORDER OF THE AMUSEMENTS-Youn Francisco
will commence with his Hndoo Miracles consisting Of up
wards of One Hundred Experiments After which he will
beat for large sum Of money the Mighty Greek Riggs and
by the two Miss BARRIERS; ALSO they win sing several of the
most popular Songs Of the day In addition the above Mr.
cCarty has engaged that justly celebrated American Brass
Band-Ieader Mr.. Shelton. juIi It*je
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PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
ilaI Lon. n n1le llenl E,o1 nIe

There tables for single lives Joint lives suryivorshps Of
two three lives, endowmens for children &c. Sc Tables
also for ANNUiTIES both immediate and deferred. All
these tables have been calculated from sterling dollars and
he Court Of Directors in London have by formal instru
men delegated full authority accept risks
ceedg SIS 900 each single fe and bind the Society
from the date which the premium actually paid their
General Agent in New York.
j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent
n Wall street, 9th June 1916 jyl ltaw 3m+rc
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ALEXANDER,S TRTCORAPHF

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being Ii
quid Dye which ousiy changes the color e
hair beautiful brown black without hal
Or skin The great superiority of this dye consists in its
mode Of application and efeca other dyes
from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sun."ALExANpER's
effect of the above the hair
tonishng 1t tried yesterday Office and the change
from grav black issantaneous.
For sale by Rushton Co, druggists, 40 Broadway 10 As
tor House and s6 Broadway; of li.h street. spn-
WALL 86 William Johnson Moore " Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. w. Wright Co. Cedar street, and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States Of sole agents.
r.. q. A. WRIGHT, 25 South Fourth street,
iy8 lm+m. Phladepha
BIGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors Vest of Broddtcay.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS Visiting the city will
~ here nd Of the choicest collections of RARE OLD
ndFlNE MODERN Engravings in the country tless than
Jne-half the usual prices.
B.--Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses
,reat variety and Of the newest designs
ml4 ln*ec
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Gy-Admission rs Cenfs.-G}
Proprietor. MesaTs. Frei,cn aud Nsssi
Grand Entertainment!
Extraordinary Ereytions and Surprising dttrac-
tions.
Monday Evening, July I4th.
The performance will with beautiful Compost.
ton by the Orchestra entitled Ny Friends Good Night
A Favorte Bali-d, Mr., Dennisol.
Grand Spectacle De Lamphhestc by the Masters Wood.
Song by Mrs. Phillips.
Madlle Desjardns will dance the Poiacca LlIongroise
Fashionable Parody by Mrs. Phillips.
La Smoleaska will be danced BY Miss Cohen.
Chinese Pas de D.ux BY the Masters Wood.
Fl Jseo Dc Xcrxes by Madlle, Desjsdlns.
m Duet by Mr.. Dennisou aud Mrs. Phillips.
To conclude with a Series OF Comic Table Mouvans
entitled
HAYMAKtNG IN IRELAND;
Or, Darby's Disasters
By Messrs Psroe Wood, Dennison ard Miss Cohen who
will introduce an IRISH Lit to the Popular Air of
Rory O'Moore."
t. Between the Entertainments intsrriisrn OF Tei
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
Doors open Al haltpsst O'Clock Performance tn
rseu ar Rnc
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To DENTISTS.

A GENTLEMAN giving up business, will sell his entire
"A stock OF Instruments double action Chair
Lses PATENT Lathe full and complete Of O Grating
md Mechanical together with l5o Plate and Pivot
feeth &c. &c for So0 cash. close the This
sacrifice They have been twelve months in
and embrace article required the business; they
will be sold III lots suit purchasers. Address Dentist"
Hera Id Office. jyl2 lRtr
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
A. Uuu - nvxp lygvnp.

1VOTTITNS HO7EI,
At Harlem River.
GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sim
~ thanks his friends and tie public for the liberal
support which he has received for the last years. while Pro-
Preor Of Prospect Hall and begs leave to inform them that be
Railroad this Island and the Bank Of the River where
he prepared furnish visitors with Breakfasts, Dinners
Teas and other refreshments the shortest notice
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
nes. All the Railroad Cars land passengers front Of the
Hotel for l2A cents from the City Hail. je28
LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS,'
(FoRMEsLY RENsHAw's)
rTHlS wellknown aud delightful bsthng establishment
wall be opened for the reception ofvisitors and after the
25t June INST The buildings have undergone complete aud
thorough repair, and efforts will be the
dssedy high reputation which this establishment has here
tofoe acquired
The price for boarding will be from 81 SO per weekch
dren and harce Young people, otrequrng much
will find accom- mmodating terms.
The steamer Orus Captain Price from the Fulton market,
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be readiness the arrival the above boat
the Ocean House. convey Immediately Lon:
Branch JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
June H. l845. je9 lmtm
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SEA BEACH HOTEL.
LOnp Eranch. N. u.

LOhS ErNhCh, N. y.
HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
III ROWLAND & co. have opened for the season this
yerby Barclay Co. we patronized by the ci izens
Of New York and Philadelphia past years with great pIo
baton and considered decidedly the comfortable Hotel
md Sea Bathing establishment wtns hundred mi of either
city.
Visitors and nvalids will receive every from the
propretors who ready with
families for the for board.
The advantages of bathing during the summer months
fames aud individuals for health recreation and
comfort To the lovers of 6hinl, the vicinity of the Sea
borhood is very fine.
The Steamboat OUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day. For hours Of leaving aver of Steamer Orus
the Courier and Enquirer From the Ocean House pasen
gers convey ed the hotel miles in good carriages.
II. ROWLAND & Co,
Proprietors Of the Sea Beach Hotel.
Long Branch June 81, 1915. Je2i eodlm m
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VRuxhail Garden Saloon, Bcxvery.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling.
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY
Positively Free List exc pt the Press.
Monday Evening, July 18th,
For the Benefit Of the Manager,
MIR. DE LA RE.
which occasion the following of talent have the
kindes possible rendered their valuable services and
will positively together with the whole strength Of the
Company Young Fra cisco the 'F ,stonishng Fakir of
Family in Miniature, from Nblos Also, Miss Orye,
the charming Vocalist Msdemosees Deloene and Nathalie
Mr.. Williams and Son. late Of the Bosey Theatre Mr. De
La Zee will sing Songs md Duets with Miss Orvlle Bar
uey Williams, the celebrated Irish Comedian.
Also the Ethiopian OPERATE Brother. ud SstersMessrs.
Whitlock G 'rdner, White, Johnson aud Bryaot.
Master Thomas Teaser, from Troy, having accepted the
Managers Challenge will dance Grad aisich Dance with
Jerry Bryant for $1,000, the Audience be the Judges
Doors open at at75a-Perormance to commence AT ~
An efficient Police in attendance, under officers Martin ard
Bird. jyl3 2trc
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POST OFFICE.

NEw YoRK, July IA, l8i5
THE Pubcs respectfully informed that the undersigned
has be prepared for the prepayment
letters for five each, which will be sold in parcels
Of FIVE and upwards
prevent counterfe they will be sold only this Office
aud the Branch Office The puc therefore be
that which may be offered for sale pla 9TH
the Post Offices SPURIOUS will be
csiyed as prepayment, ROBT ii. MORRIS, ?. NJ.
Evening papers will please copy. iuli
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RATCHELOR,S

MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
H. J. STORMS, FULTON STR EET,
AS constantly hand, full assortment Of Military and
Horse Equipments according TO the United afes aud
regulation. Also variety oi Saddles brdls Harness,
csnks, Vases, &c. SC.
dorse Equipments ofeyery STYLE made to order Iels o
NTIs FIELD respectfully Informs his friends and III. public
that he has arrived the city and taken quarters At s M
States Hotel his entrance through the bar, or @ Water
pet. where he number Of Bassords improved Billiard
bIes sale playing and will be happy have then
led His bar is well stocked with for making sher
ahhler, White Lions, &c ar JED im're
tyACKET sHp yAZOO, FROM NEW ohLkAss,,i
( diacharging n Orleans wharf IoA, u wdi sfss I0A
easss viii pssr aitsad the rpAeit ~ hrw FOODS iMpr
N,rteiv "
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SECOND HIND CLOTHING AND FUft-
NTTyRE M NTED

ND the highest price given Tor all kinds Of off clothing
n and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
the same, will do well call the subscriber
dress line through the Post Office which will be punctually
attended to. B. LEVY,
491a Chatham street, New York
BConstantly hand seasonabl- Of
tlemens clothing. cheap for cash. my29 lmsr
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WARREN HALL.
No z Warren street

WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street.
1NHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as
Hotel in style Of comfort and convenience for the
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
tronage
Their larder will be at all times well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors segars Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished and
airy: While from its central location being nea1he City Hall
aud in the of business will afford nducemen
those visiting the city
|. BRITTON,
C. McCORKLE.
N. B-The usual reshes served up all times. je7 Inn
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5 Il RON SPKI n @ 5 PA III ON,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam
DON, Of Congress Hail. Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for reception of visitors
The first day Of June The subscribers have made
improvements the grounds and bathing house. and pledge
their best render this establish
men fully equa! to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Cana
iohare, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore, continue the Congress Hall which
w during the summer be under the zupentendce Of Mr.
ioslin nv2g lfn*ec
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TO DAGUERREOTYPISTS
IL OR SALE LOW-The finest Apparptu in the country
original in Paris $500 To who would undertake
furnish subscribers tn copy alsrge sale Of the prnci
pal landscapes the this the
stument. Apply at 30 South the afternoon.
ivl2 tSatAjonWed<rh
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING kOUM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
being convenient TO the business Of the city This
establishment is fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and stantia dinner 8 lodgings Is cents For
venence and comfort this house equal hotel in the CITY,
and half the Permanent boardes be accommodated
very reasonable terms
All the delcacies of the served up they
in market half the price of other houses Elegant
private rloIs for the referee dinners
per parties The very best Of liquors. jus 3m*rc
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REMOVED to Ne 65 Franklin street ore door East Of
ng Accordion and Violin teach Ladies and Gem
rmrn of New York the above fashionable &c
comparaye short time, by his Analysing and lnducve
System. Terms reasonable.
M D. will usual the residences OF his pupils
part the city, by the Satisfactory and other
fer-nces application at No. Is Franklin
y9
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BORDEAUX WINES 4 BRANDY.

NJ +, RIGHT, Co. Importer, 2o4 Broadway offer for
~ sale in lots purchasers the following goods viz
Bordeaux claet Chateau Maraesux ST. Julian st Is
tehe. Hd Bsrsac Saute SC SC in Casks, bbs casesal
IN cases Of the well known house Of Mario B.ard Roger
oil imperial Prunes in glass and fancy boxes sealing
for bottles and coks All orders will be thankfully
ed aud promptly executed free Of jy2 2w-rh