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ITEMs--FAcT AND FAScY.-"Mister
printer" said little urchin, pok ing him.
self into our sanctum with paper in his
aud pointing to word. mother wan,s
10 know what's the meaning Of this ere
word"
"What word-that Salmagundi" said
we.
"Yes, sir:"
"Tell your mother that Webster says il
is mixture Of chopped meat and picked
herring, with oil, vinegar, molasses, red
aanuel, and onions, to be eaten three times
per day."
"By thunder il the old woman diaa't
think it was q scripture name"
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Business Directory.

COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC
For the Year of our lord.
is45.
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JOHN A. MbRfsON, Recorder.
OGice in the Court House, up stairs; W lie re
he may at all times be found when not
necessarily absent. 81.
August 29th, ls45. a25
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Notice.
FIRE AND LIFE INsURANCE!!

DISKS taken daily on LIVES and
~ PROPERTY, on the most accom-.
modating terms, either on Mutual or cash
plan, by the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance
company. Columbus.
Apply 10
HIRAM FLACh, Agent.
Upper Santnsky.
October 22J, l645.-5-lJ..
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My beauty! sing to me and make me glad!
Thy sweet words drop upon the ear as soft
Aa rose leaves m n wpl1 - EeeIus
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WASHINGTON JUNE IL, 1915.
Cofe1aaas <Eoian attachment, and the old Ia,'s NJ
the Napy-A Scene at Coieman's Hotel
Our petition has been heard. Our faith, certainly
larger than grain Of mustard seed has effected this
great result We had most revvifying shower on
yesterday Thursday afternoon, and the day closed
with bow of promise, like wreath of light on the
bosom Of love, overarching the sky
We were witness at the Naval Cour,martal on the
same dav, to an incident which has been mentioned
by the u. S. Jou,nai-the main charm, however,
omitted in the notice. While the Board were listen
ing to the testimony of one of the witnesses, a ira
Yelling gentleman and two ladies', just arrived, were
sitting IN the elegant ladies' paror opposite to the
Court Room, the doors all open to catch the little air
IN circulation. The gentleman took his seat at the
piano, and by request, commenced playing beauti-
tut air. But, though well executed, the charm was
not IN the execution but the celestial harmonious
accompaniment of the -A1olian attachment-the
beautiful invention Of the laInened Coleman
IA worthy namesake OF the host of the house
IN which the scene transpired. The hardy old vete-
rams OF the navy were moved-they had heard no
syren music like this--they had heard no echoes
from the coral cliffs OF the Southern Ocean, in the
breezy twilight of their gloomy skies, to approach
it. Those glorious old tars had been all round the
world, but music like this, of the Eolian piano,
they had never heard before They paused--they
prlcked up their ears, II the watch had called out
u strange sail in the offing. They paused-severa
arose-but soon they resumed their duties at the
board, with expression OF countenance, softened
and benign, as il a beautiful woman had passed
through the room, and smiled and bowed TO every
one OF the company The inventor of the lEoIian
attachment after It's successful application was as
suredly prepared for the still more meodlous and
meltious harmones of Heaven w
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wasnrreros, D. G., June 10, ls4s.

TRIAL Of Captain Voorhees,
he Court met this morning at halfpast 10 o'clock
the journal OF yesterday was read and corrected.
Lieut.. BRooKr was callcd--The question to him 'Did
you hear the Captain Of the Republican, say TO one of
the American before he left the Congress that
his time out and that he wished he he Captain had
the money TO pay him OIL, objected to by the Judge
Advocate the ground Of its being learned through
third party and came to the knowledge of the accused
after the taking OF the squadron. The Counsel for the
accused maintained that the question perfectly legal
and the answer Of Lieut. Brooke entitled to be admitted
as evidence The Court was cleared and on the eopen
ing the Judge Advocate gave the decision OF the Court
Several members Immediately cried out, No. no.
which caused the Court to DO cleared second time
After reassembng, II was announced that the question
admitted.
The WITNESS then proceeded to relate as follows IL
was on the half deck of the Congress Capt Craig of
the Republican, out OF the cabin OF the Congress-
he spoke TO a man whose name think, Potts Zone
of the men brought board of the Congress from
of the vessels of the Argentine Squadron;) Captain
Craig said Potts that he, the Captain had applied for
his Potts discharge; that II he had received IL and
money have paid him of that he would have been dis
shiulness of Potts services board and Potts said
the Captain had always used him well but that he had
wished TO return TO America among his friends when MS
time up
By the CouRr.--I do not know OF my own knowledge
that Potts American citizen but only IRON ms
declaration and that he stated he was native OF
Philadelphia; thought from his conversation, he was
American. Judge Advocate objected TO witness
Eating what Potts told himl
BY the CouRr.-Captan Newman was present In the
cabin, during the conversation between Captain Noor
nccs and Captain Fion and all the time did not hear
Captain New man make any auson TO the attack on the
Bainhridge.
Bv Mct. $50 did know another OF those oea
\. "a from dc stluaaeon, on the forc deck tAe
same DAY oi the conversation Of Captain Craig. the ssth
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Propretors Messrs. French and Heiser
An Entire Change of Entertainments
CONC ERTS LA MUSARD
admission % Cents.
kMOndny Evening, June 18th. E.r
The entertainments will with the Splendid Overture
to La Rsine Du ChyiTe, by Full Orchestra.
Nautical b dad by Mr. Denn,son.
Madsele Dsjardins will dance La Polacca Hongrose.
Locomotive Waltz by the Orchestra.
Meange, em3rlci the STYLES and Matt
will be danced By Miss Cohen.
Pas Extravagant, e L Parsle.
Overture by the Band.
Ballad@trom favorite opera-by Mr. Dennison.
Groesque Tch Tchou Chinese Buffoon's Dance by C.
I. Parsloe.
Overture 10 Bacchus.
Pas de Danse Vageois, Miss Cohen.
Overture to Der Freischutz.
So X. Mr. D-,nson.
To conclude with the Dance Of L'Andaouse Nadselle
Desi rdius
= Between the Entertainments intermission of Ter
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
Doors open at halfpasf O'Clock Performance 10 com
8r'clock
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NEEULES AND EISH H00KS
kNAPPS
INDIAN STR ENClTHENING PI.As

I II i 1l1G ~.
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness the
back breast, side limbs bruises sprains &c., and for
asthnatic affections and Group children will
give immediate and soothing relief.
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
Persons Of sedentay habits whose business requires them
sit stand much who may be troubled with weakness in tn.
chest pain IN the side breast will find relief by
With regard the efficacy Of these Pasters nothing
said they with them their and
the being remarkably low sufficient nducemen io
those afflicted TO give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing de
mand for these Pases the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their and the universal satisfaction
which they have that they decidedly superior any
others in
No pains spared in making them adhesive and pabe
possible and rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint the ordinary paster of the
day.
These Pases need but trial give every satisfaction de
sired.
Be and ask for Knapp Indian Strengthening Plaster and
that his signature the back Of each None others
genuine.
Made only BY p B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail at
his Medicine Warehouse No s2 Hudson door below
King New York Also for sale by the Druggists gene
rally. Price IL IL and IS 81 each ms 2'neodsrc
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On aud after lath june 1916.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Trans A. M. daily Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmngdal- and st. Georges Manor
Accommodation Tain-91a A. and p. NJ. for Farming
dale md places daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train p for reenport duly Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead lcks-
wi, and all the stopping places between Hicksvlle aud
Greenport
Fyom Greenporf Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted, at l2 o'clock NJ
the arrival of the from Norwich.
Accommodation TminAt A NJ daily Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Fa,mingddie Depot
Accommodation Train So A. NJ. and "a p NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Bro, kyn aud intermediate places.
From Jamaica Dspot-
Extra Tram TX NJ daily, Sundays excepted, for Brook
lyn and intermediate p 4ces.
The Boston Trains stop only Farmngdae and ST. Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places
the road going both ways receive and deliver passen
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e'even Counties will pay INTO the Treasury FIVE hun
urea thousand dollars by the middle of July. Thi
amount with the receipts OF the other counties land
tue balance in the Treasury from other sections. viii
give an amount sufficient to meet the interest when
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TO CAPITALISTS.

a RARE CHANCE-To invest = pital q about $40 600 n
safe and profitable way, by erecting building for div
worship for the EMANUEL Congregation Of this city aud fur
nshng lots between Bowey and East River and between
Brnome and Madison streets, for that purpose
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Dittenhotfrr y .f T.
a oessrs. settheimer Brothers o. Beavers rsc
jul0 lmsc
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CENTREVlLIE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING
GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.
EOUR MATC HE'S IN ONE DAY-To come off over the
II above Course Monday June the i6hNatch, mile
heats best three IN FIVE, in harness, for $3.50
VIM Whean names ... 5. z. Henry Clay
e.. = Bartine blk m Black Maria
Sweepstakes two mile heats in harness. three entries fo
S25 each.
Also 4 Match mile heats.
Purse $50 mile heats best three FIVE under the saddle.
VIM. Whean enters b. m. fashion
Y. bryan .s..g IN. ouhoik aueen
r. Hunt m. Fashion:
]. Spicer ........s g. Ephram Smooth
H. Jones ..... br. m. Nell Gwyn
The first trot to come off at o'clock.
I = Admission o all parts Sc the Course SO cents.
Purse Of 500 will be given off Monday, June
The 23d fee for all and PAGERS hat
S50Paces 10 harness. according the roles Of the
Course; Troters they please aud without regard
weight.
To close June the 18th, o'clock Jones' Hoel-thlee
make a field. JOEL CONkLlN, Proprietor
Centreylle, June lith lN3 ia 3t-rh
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HoRTIcULTURAL GARDENS,

M THE SUBSCRIBERS have now for sale beautiful
NScolection Of Roses, Azslias Cameas Pelsrgoniums
~ Rhododendons Sc, embracing all the novelties Of thu
season, grown in the best
Also select variety OF Stove and Greenhouse Plants
Strawberries Raspbrrres and Graie vmes Evegreas
tlowcrng Shrubs, Hebaccous Plants. Dshliss Sc SC.
Catalogues application, post paid.
Persons Interested in Horticultural affairs invited
the Gardens, Sundays and 9TH Of July excepted
Having large collection of Geraniums bloom, they
will BE- sold very low, from three to four dollars doze
JULIO 3weodtrc NALH " co
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WIG, SCALP, AND HAIR CUTTING

WIZ, oCALP, AND HAHN CUIII
ESTABLISHMENT
DERSONS wishing to purchase Wigs Scalps, Ladies'
Half Wigs, either find them on hand have them
made to in the best STYLE short notice by
WILLIAM DIBBLEE,
2G5ls (late 27l) Broadway opposite the Park.
~ BHar Cutting attended by Dibblee him elf who is
IN attendance at all times The Japouca Juice for cleansing
the head and noistening the hair being well known his
customers is useless except strangers who
will find il at his store above. in 6 is+rc
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY.

NJ BENNETT, 1856 Front street, two doors south of Full
WI ton. The extensive and brilliant OF
Fireworks offered the above place. consisting
Honay and Signal Rockets with gold and silver RAIN Suns
mge yer,ice Mines Of sspents and Stars Marocns Ben
COLA Light Roman Candles, Serpents Pin Wheels Gsshop
pe Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels Toblions Lin,
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers Fir,
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &C., Sc.
Country merchants and dealers general requested
call and examine the above stock.
b. Committees for city and country displays military
parties be supplied the most liberal will
the above mentioned articles wARRANrEDhe materials havnl
been selected with the utmost I'm m27srk
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AUCTION NOTICES.

GEO. b ROLLINS Auctoneer.
EXTENSlVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- beig the of the ST. George Hotel No 81
broadway, Tuesday nth June 10 OF
large quantity Of double ard single Maple Bedsteds;
aiahogSy do FIST quality Hal, MafIesses Fssther
Beds. fsisse Mahogany and Pinted Washstand Toilet
tables Lootiag Glasses; large size Pier and Mants Glasses
Rosewood Couches AID Divaas Ere ch half French aid
Grecin Mahogany Chirs Maple Care Seat Chairs large
number OF ONCE Arm Chrs Sideboads Card Pier Centre
es Gad qig Table, DEesag Bureaus large suant!y Of
Carpets Hail Solar and Astral Lamps; Gas Futures Bar
Cutlery, Chamber Crockery
Also. Of choice old Wines and Liquors. consist
ing Of Madeira Sherry and PORT and other Wines of the first
quality.
The sale will be continued from y day until all is sold
WILKINS 4 ROLLINS, Auconeers.
l6o0lJe u 81 Is~rh No " Broad street.
lMfOkiED DAHLlA ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Monday morling, II o'clock,
~ ~ NO ~ n boadway tLaiarge Building cases conan-
sery SCOTLAND, by Cameron Brad the Virginia. just
arrived They mostly Of kinds and all choice
Dshia and yapeda from 3 70 Cd sterling each The
sttentioa OF gardeners Particularly this sale
such lot rarely be fou this country Each
labeled with true names and colors. Sale positive.
jeli Pr
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monthly i
The public are respectfully requested to examine the dtn
gushing principles Of this lntuton-he tables Of
their distribution of prohnd the facilities afforded by
Loan observation-disclosures deciding insure elsewhere.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and the Socie
ty's rates, &c. may be obtained upon application
a23 im3taw+rc J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.
III j. BATE. have removed their Establishment 70 No
l92 Madee Lane where they have sale elargs and well
assorted stock overy Drilled Eyed Needless Limerick
Salmon Trout Bass, Rock and Black Fish Hooks; Fishing
Rods Reels, Grass Silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm Gut Flies
Shells and every description of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms.
10 102 Maiden Lane tup stairs )near Pearl street
tny6 m
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"A For sale TO hire
Maelseis Exhibition Of The Conf1gyation of MOSQUE,
Automaton Rope Dnce5s with Speaking Fguresn "Pyc
FIRES aud Mechanical Theatre The whole Of the above
being perfect working order and be put up place
the Of week This sple equaled exhi-
nwi be sold low for cash. be hired reasonable
rate along with the services of perfectly qualified
coduc u nnd w9d have no bections TO travel to part
~ the world For further particu address r. d. Phila
Office. 6fpbz
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
WOMB ERFUL IMPROyE MENTS.
DIR. BROWN DENTIST,

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 2s0s BROADWAY three doors above Chambers
street. next to mewarts building, continues to insert
Premium Artificial Teeth, from whole set the
Scientific Principles Of Atmospheric Pressure Also his cee
brated
WHITE CEMENT,
for filling decayed teeth and warranted useful for masticaon
:. LOOSE TEETH,
arising from medical treatment or other causes eectuay
fastened by the highly recommended Lotto Odonta.
TpOTHACHE
cured minute without pain Teeth extracted with less
than half the usual pain.
PRICES LESS
than other Dentist in this city References will be given
families and the medical faculty in this city
calling No 280I Br adwat. my2 Imfrb
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CORPORATION ATTORNEYS OFFICE. I
June lith, 1875 5

AN ORDINANCE,
a,soas Police Provisions passed May 8, 1850, and saJs
tutins another Section in place thereof.
THE Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City Of
IL New York, in Common Council convened, do ordan
The Seventh Section ofthe above mentioned Ordinance
Is here byrepesed
No person shall SELL expose for saenor fire. dsch
set off the City fireworks called Known
blythe name Of chasers fire Ks called
or known by re ame Of
q the same character those fireworks eced in this Sec
@ suer ne penalty q FIFTY Dollars Tor each offence to pc
same for sale, firing Off dischaging the And ia
uch person shall be such penalty shall sued
for and recovered Of from the master of such apprentice
case such poison shall be and the
same shall be sued for and The father or
IN case q the death Of the father then Of aud from The mother
or guardian Of such minor. '
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, July 0, 1914.
Adoited w the Board Of Assist lnts Sept. q i8i4
Approved by thr Mayor, Sept J, 1914.
The attention Of manufacturers, dealers aid Others is par
tlcua ~ directed the above from Ordinances
the Corporation Of the City Of New YORK; every
violation OF sd Ordinance will be strictly watched the
penalty in each and every promptly and gdy enforced
ALLAN N. SNIFFEN,
lelo lwFrc Corr
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL OF WAREROOMS
To No PSI Broadway, opposite Washington Hall
1 r BROWNE, Maker and Importer, Of Improved Patent
his friends and the musical world he has removed his
20 the above commodus premises and would call their
special attention to unique, and beautiful specimen
grand 6 octave double action Harp he has completed
f. is constantly receiving the most hatterng temon'
ais from the first musical talent regarding the and
great brliancy Of tone touch aad perfect finish Of his Hars
~ Of Arts, for his this delightful nstru
msnt- Herps repaired. Strings. Music, sc.
j. r. BROWNE, London, 28l Broadway,
and ~ Chambers street, New York
myi7 lmd&W<rc Established 1910.
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURE
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Panished Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Selves and
Broomsn short variety oil house keeping articles
BA complete assortment If Coffee aud Tea Uras r able
Dishes and Covers hotels on hand
| and manufactured at the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
Ju3 lm*rc rs Catherine street New York
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PERPETUAL MOTION.
NOV EXHIBITING the Lafayette Bazaar lag and ISL
Broadway, OF the splendid pieces Of workman
snip the age Perpetual Motion nseekng for which
have been ruined has last been discovered
IN operation at the above place This
applied IN keeping clock notion showing the time
piece made Visitors will be amply
IN viewing this ingenious piece Of mechanism.
Time ofexhibton from 8 A. M. to8PM
Admission Is
The Exhibition is under the of MAJOR
STEVENS. mo Iw.ec
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Doors open at TX o'clock-Perfomance
o'clock.
:, Box, Office open from A. NJ. until P. NJ, where
Seats may he secured. lis
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PARK THEATRE.
FIR NCH OPERA
N Price Of Admissiop-Fst Tier If Boxes and Parquette
ST. Second aud THIRD Tiers, 80 cents Gallery
Monday Evening, june 10th,
VII be presented rst time this cty) Grand Orera
GUILLAUME TELL.
nrno'd NJ Arnaud Gullaume Tell Carr,
water Douvry Rodolphe Cnurof
Tesisr,, Donyry Melcthal, Bernard
Leathoid Chafsry A Fisherman Pelleve
= Princess Mathlde :. -. Mrs Casni.
Doors t.ur..
half-past orlock - $50 ft'N'"1's F.
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Stages readiness arrival Of Trains several
to take passengers low Fares all ofthe
Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street receive Baggage for the several Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
R"ckewy Baggage take. in separate Crates. jul0rc
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NJ B-Private House of Refreshments by d. w TELLER,
~ FOG Front street-Breakt Dinner and Supper Is Cd,
each Breakfast from 6 until O. dining hours from quarter
before u until 81 Supper from until o'clock Also 2 Beds,
all IN prime order Lodgings Is cts An gentlemen wishing
resort 10 ane cool dining apartment will do well call
satisfy themseves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
where he will continue all the decacies Of the
season. Also Wines Liquors and Sega Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
MI Im-r
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NiBLO's GARDEN
Fra appearance ia America of
m MR. ROBERTS.
Ihe celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres
FIRST Agpearance in America o the
ACROB Al FAMILY.
Monday Evening, june 10th
The Entertainments win commence with Grand Overtur,
After which, LIST time America version Of the nopular
Drama of - -
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Cesar de Bizan MIR. Roberts.
Charles, MIR Gallagher W termin, MIR II Davis
Don jose, Anderton Soldier, Wilson
Marquis, Nicki son
@ PREF, Brooks Lazarillio, Miss Rob erts
Capt OF Gusrd peerng Msrchio ness, Mrs Deerng
LOPEZ, Lsyere MARTINI, Miss L ylor
In the Of the pie Misses Pangon and Celeste will
dance popular Pas de Deux.
= trt-rm,Ss, Of half al hour. I'll
CONCERT A LA MUSARD
To co clude with the perform Of the
GYMNASTIC PANTOMIMISTS,
Messis. Num- Walker, Honey and Steward.
10 An efficient Police will always be in attendance
tam good order and keep all improper persons out
0J-Tickeis Fifty Gents 90
A limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
QJ-Performancc 10 commence at o'clock Doors open
naEpast T.
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THE " WRIGHT" HOUSE,

WILLIAM WRIGHT. formerly Of the Rams Head, FIJI.
with the fact distance well those Of the
city, that he has opened public establishment 81 Nassau
street scale Of comfort that be surpassed by
in the Union His bar is furnished with the best Of wines Of
every other article for web stocked bar indie
pendent Of which he has splendid rooms furnished the
courts martial or general pupose besides which he has
Tor and transient odgers
well assorted and every attention will be paid arrange
Of the odgers well the vsers Of the Retreat"
on all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
myS lm~ec 81 Nassau street.
BOARDING AT "a COUKTLANDT STkEET
GOOD BOARDING, with pleasant rooms for single gentle
~ men Lkewise handsome furnished parlor with bedroom
adjoining, suitable for genteel family-by
mvi3 im~rr MRS tsFRF.. n courtlandt street
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PALMpS OPERA HDUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
The Best VENTILATED THEATRE IN THE CfrY.
IN MONDAY EVEN NC. June 10Th, instant, and every
~ until further notice VIII be pre- .ented, for the
first time in this CITY. the Burleque Orera Of
BLACK DIABOLO
Being close Blu le que The celebrated Opera of
FRA DIAVnLO.
On which occasion the whole Of SGNOR PALNOS BUR.
LESQUE OPERA COMPANY will a,pelr having Just
returned successful through the Southern and
Eastern States