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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA.
For the Second Time in .h city Will produced the eslsbra
LA "A FHXRvs'ooRRirE ..m
s:. %%s ss S%' css.is SR$s.:, MSS:y,
Pe Ps :' q Tier 81 Boi.. and f falaa:s
poo. 9psn o'clock and the Curtain will rss precisely
NBLO's GARDEN.
Nix afsnEEs56iB%EsRs!r s s.
The ssIsb,s,sa Comedian from the London Theatres
Monday Evening, June 30th.
WIN be g:;sfi;i E fEfbi 81 X,sfssI entitled
e s:ss a. M;s r'ys
by the Acrobat
LA yILLAdEs,ooiIlsyEe Ell sEs AMANs.
Co 5sNstG;EEsiI0n 4 Of La hsf M II hsaJ
sj SSEss ST f6 5Ss s XII dfyiaE'
E.' s:sss Z FIsss: Nj: S!|:s NJ VII:
W-Iieteis Tgfy cens.-Q
Performance commence at O'clock. Doors open
CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprietors Messrs French aud Keiser
admission % Cents.
Grand Entertainment!
Monday Evening, June 3Oth,
to e b. cSre
Song, MIR. Dennison.
Wood viii apPs ss Model pf' %%eeu Greek and
Roman Statuary.
Overture by the Band
To be followed by Parsoes Comic Tabeaux Mouysns
which Messrs. Wood Parsloe, Dennison aud
Miss Cohen will appear
=, Overture to the Opera of Fra Diavoo:
FL Boeo dEspagna by Mad'selle DesJardns.
Grand Classic and Gladato Scene OF the Youth Of Sparta
by Masters w. and +. Wood
= Overture to La Zanetta.
To conclude with the finished Act presented to the
RIEs Sy any AeTGHs i existence zee ep sMrn
Prince OF Persia both OF which will be enacted by Herr Cline
~ Between the Entertain intcniss,oa OF Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
& Doors open at haltpast o'clock. Performance TO com
mence at So'clock
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET
IHg Best VENTILATED THEATRE IN THY Cry.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!!
FIRST Night Of the Ne,c Opera!
Being for the Benefit amos Ethiopian Company
Monday Evening. June 3Oth,
Will be presented for the first time in this city, the grand
operate burlesquc and ballet d'acon, entitled
BUY-i-DARE;
Or, the Revolt of the Woodheads.
Founded La Bayadere with Buesques all the original
To conclude with the Medley Burlesque of the
VIRGINIA GIRL,
In which introduced the of Baes Opera Of the Bo
hemian Girl, and the Laughing Polka
Admission IS Cents.
Private Boxes for four persons, -.
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!

l6S Greenwich Street,
NEAR CoURrLArpT ST. OPPOSITE PACIFIC HOTEL,
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform YOU that we established our.
W selves the above place. principally for the of
meeting views wholesale and large family
on the North River Side. The upright in which
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
beyond that Of similar house the United States we
tronage.
We have however, much pleasure in stating we have
made with great care and Judgment selections from all
Young Hyson Hyson Gunpowder Imperial Oolong Pekoe
this season. which, with immense variety Of Fine and Good
Qualities we offer wholesale and retail We have also
ground daily.
We continue operations other places heretofore
particularly at 2l Chatham We obedisnt
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-l21 Chatham 36l Grand and 3l8 Bleecks
Philadelphia-ss Chestnut and IS Fifth street
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lis city and are as current the circulation ofour city
Issue. o. Nrw Yoa. courrar BAnn., p. ~ rn. c.rr


banks =
Issues OF New YoRx Country BANKS Pan IN THIS CRY
Albany City Bank 1905 state Bank
Albany Exch. Bank, all. ;. .Merch. Exch
Bank Of Albany. 5o's and zoos. Bank Of N. York.
BANK p Of Newourgh all. .Merch. Exch Blk.
Bank Of Undertook, all ..... Amer. Exch. Blk.
Bank Of Poughkeepsie, all. 49,. .Merch. Exch
Bank Of Troy, COS and zoos. .... .Merch. Bank.
pT ssnE Albany all ss CT aasS
Dutches: County Bank, all. ...... Phoenix Bank.
Farmers Bank Troy, ALL. ..... Merchants Bank.
Farmers Bank Of Hudson, all. Mechanics Bank.
Farm and Drov Bank Somers, all. .Merch. Exch. Blk
farmland Manuf Blk. Peughkeepse, all, Phoenix Bank
Hudson River Bank. Hudson, all :. Leather Man. Blk
Highland Bnk, Newburgh all. :. Phoenix Bank.
Kingston Bank, Ulster County. ALL. State Bank.
Mech and Far Blk, Albany 60s 1905 Merchants Bank
fowell Bank, Newburgh, all. Amer. Exch BIZ.
Tanners Bank catskiil, ali. Amer Exch. Blk.
Ulster County Bank ali. :. Merch. Exch. Blk.
Westchester County Bank all. -. .Merch. Exch. Blk.
Issues OF New JERSEY BANKS, Par IN THIS CRY
Where redeemed.
Belvidere Bank, los and over ;. .Merch Elk. Bank.
Commercial Bank, los and Mechanics Blk.
Far Mech. Blk. Railway, los over Merchants Bank.
Far 4 Merch Blk. Mid. IT. los & over, Fulton Bank
Mech. Bank, Newark, SIS and Mechanics Blk.
Morris County Bank los and over. North Riv Bank.
Newark Insurance Co., SIS and over. Merchants Blk.
Orange Bank, SIS and Amer. Exch Blk.
Sussex Bank, los and over. i. .Merch Elk. Blk.
State Bank at Morris, los and over North Riv Bank.
State Bank at n. Bruins SIS and over. Phoenix Bank.
State Bank at Newark SIS and over. Manhattan Bank.
State Bank at Elizabeth SIS and over Merchants Blk.
Trenton Banking Co., SIS and over. ;. Manhattan Bk
The production and expectation Of sugar from
Cuba this year, are attracting some considerable
attention. in consequence OF the apprehension of short
supplies and a corresponding improvement in prices
There has been very great falling off in the exporta-
ton Of sugar from HAVANA and Mutanzas this
compared with last The annexed statement shows the
movements in these staples from January LIST TO May
3lst, 1914 and IS45.
EXPORTS or St,c.n rnoM I.Nr.pv 1 m
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE


-
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald-l
WASHINGTON, June N-2 p. NJ
Fu,eral Obseguies Of General Jackson.
This was the day set apart for the funeral obse-
quies in respect to the memory OF Gen. Jackson.
The day was very fine, and the whole population
has been on the move since an early hour. All the
public offices have been closed, and the stores and
hung with black. The procession moved from the
Presidents house at o'clock, headed by the militia
ry The President OF the United States, and all the
dignitaries OF the government, followed IN car,
other societies of the District, were in the line
The clerks Of the civil government, numbering over
SIX hundred, made very respectable appearance IN
the procession. The turn out was quite general and
the cavalcade are just about entering the Capitol
square, where Mr. Bancroft is to deliver the eulogy,
from the eastern portlco.
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vAUxHALI4 GARDEN SALOON,
r1GG1Rr1f N5 5v GHz Eyf WRH1 ~
he % sss nights
Also Miss A. Homer the American EissIer
Also Mr.. Z: Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer.
rs and iss ss'
nss or BaaS 3D. TO s
Q,5- Admission only One Shilling
,,i 1SSE' open at * o'clock Performance ~
NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
HE LADIES and Gentlemen engaged at this establishment
at s TO The Upsn Hf s
10 ss rnANdSsH S Ri fHaMFH s,s. Manage Manager;
CRAZY ToS ST. ssSs s. 9Sf p THE
AT vAUNHALL GARDEN, BOWERY.
THE MANAGER would respectfully inform the public
OF July when he viii give Afternoon aud Evening Per-
a GRIND military and Cipic Ball,
P s q for weh he building and floor
the ,s to Se aen SAIGON Ball.
The Police arrangements will entirely under the direction
Of Officer Bird who will preserve the Lest Of order and exclude
Dancing TO commspss ssad continue until 70 o'clock
ie.atoiyi.sc - : = T. DE- LA Rec, Manager.
GLORIOUS 10
FiR AZ OONS, FOR
asna Ssy Be- 1s
essrs Gassoners and Youngs Chatham and Listendahs
20 h.m c Stores in
All orders punctualy attended to. je28 6tArc
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!
M r. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar
is! SsS S s~ , Pa5s
with pyIOteshne displays varying il price from 5000
ss o aa h @
and
any S Sthsr pyrS rot fl;,, N,o. c.,d. ~, p,,
No s. C9urand street, Mt PsEe The Laboratory
'e msyo G im:.c ISAAC EDGE IT, ryF0'sehn'''
FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retail United States Laboratory
have on hand and for sale .
exceed offered By them in IS years; and b
Canton Fire Crackers &C. in sbq s vo,r,,
Is2 Chatham a street opposite Chatham sI ThsstIs
Bsrpents and Chasers being prohibited in this city @
N; will gy receive orders Tor them fro" the country
FIRE WORKS, CKACKEKS, NC.
FOURTH OF JULY, ls45.
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks, will find il to
of the bes. qualify, at r AYLIEEs old establishment, =
Rs%s%6sI De sign q Two Mammoth Sly Rockets
y,R E1TMTH f HE J THN lbT lStS:
subscriber offers for sale complete I'm Of py
towns public private exhibitions supplied
Wholesale buyers q small fireworks will find their adva
S II ,r 5ses as ow sod article r can be at
Chinese Frecckers and Fireworks reduction Of 50 60
msit jyi'm below William stree,
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- WAkREN HALL.

No. 3 Warren street
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house a
Hotel, in style Of comfort and convenience for the
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their pa.
tronage.
Their lader will be at all times well stocked with the best
the markets can afford The Wines Liquors Segars Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly fushed spacious and
airy While from its central location being City Hail.
and in the of business it will afford great nducement
those visiting the city.
|. BRITTON,
q. McCORKLE.
NJ B.-The relishes up at all times
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&2A..-CautiOn-

DRUGGISTS, DEALERS, and the public generally, are
hereby informed that the genuine Sugar Coated Indian Vcge
table Pills have the written signature of g. Benjamin Smith,
on the side Nor ons gross ~ th pill Saye aver add
Cor less than 1884, We caution the public against any
travelling about and pretending be Dr. Smiths all
Of his have certificate &C. Office 79 Green
witch street, New York.
Twenty five per box-5 for 81 je7 3teodfec
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NOIICFI.
MR. CLARKE DESTROYS Of supplying the public In town
w and country With the best q hep free Of expense with
and coloed He fatte hmse that by doing So he Is bene
nng all those ~ want Of employment aud hopes Of that
patronage, which such undertaking merits His Office Is
9 Duane street and fitted for the of all IN
Js20-lm-m
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VAUXHALI. GARDEN SALOON,
nnuyEDU

Docrs open at a to soclock-Penomance to commence
Ga O'Clock.
~ Box Office open from 9 A. Nj. until p. NJ
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS.
60 Duane Street.
CAUTION TO EDITORS

dIVD lie fO6LlC UEltEhdI<l<I.
INFORMATION having been received from N J. and up
the Hudson River that discharged agent Of Dr. Brandh
OF the most questionable character ndusousy circulating
malicious reports for the purpose Of nurng business
therefore, this is to notify all who may him that they will
held for any Of his reports Our
in getting in debt to 8 or 10 papers.
Cry AMP CoyNIY OF NV YORK. IS :-Swom in le44-G.
BENJAMIN SMITH, Of New York, being duly sworn de-
urer OF SUGAR COATED FILLS and that he has made
them than He further saith that c. " CLICK
ENER, Of New York, him about months since,
for the purpose he sad of obtaining agency for said
Pills and other medicines that said Cckener asked for
Of said P-which were given him-and stated that they
were the first he had ever seen.
q. BENJAMIN SMITH
Sworn before me this nth day Of June, 1914.
CHAS. w. SANDFORD,
Commissioner Of Deeds, New York.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
PATENT OFFICE.
Received this 18th day Of June, 1874 from Dr. G. Benjamin
Smith the fee Of $50 paid his application for Patent for
H.. ELLSWORTH, Commissioner of Patents;
u Remember, shall hold every responsible who
sells box Of Sugar Coated Pills" hayng on the print
all the villages and towns in the United States.
B-No travelling Peddlers allowed to sell these Pills.
Examine the signature.
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1916.
FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY

NEW YORK LABORATORY.
MI BENNETT, 1856 Front street, two doors south Of Fut
l ton The most extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Fireworks offered the above place. consisting
onay and Signal Rockets with gold and silver RAIN Suns
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses Octagons Tr
angles Yericles Mines OF sepcnts and stars Ben.
COLA Light Roman Candles, serpen,s Pin Wheels Grashop
Pigeons Topedoes, Pulling Crackers, Double Headers Fire
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &C., &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested TO
call and examine the above stock.
NJ b. Committees for city and displays military and
private parties be supplied the liberal with
the above mentioned articles materials having
been selected with the I'm m27.rk
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
~ ENTLENIEN Families going Europe elsewhere
" wishing disencumber emseves Of their supertuous
wardrobe, either ladies' gentlemens also JEWELLERY
FIRE ARMS &c Sc will obtain from the subscriber twenty
than from those who pretend The highest
cash prices. II. LEVETT,
Office No. Wall street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended their residence BY appoint
ment.
And all orders left the subscribers Office through
the Post Office will be punctually attended mil lm'ec
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.sfOOSVVO GULO, for sale at q Liberty street Among
them Will be found Cabanss, do Impeaes ReRa,as
Cubey Werner segars; do small sizes Nspoecns Normss
Unacs San Keenan, pesc. Colonas PsnesIas aud vsr.
gus other brands Also, old Tobacco from the above we'll
nown house, Just imported by the Christorh Colon
rApl0 az 2uusr
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GUNTER'S DINING SALOON,
lat Fulton ST.. New York.

GONIEh0 SALOON,
lat Fulton St, New York.
ftted in style surprising that ofany establishment
of the kind in New York, begs to call the attention of his
friends IN town and country to the conveences which his
establishment affords To whose business and profes
day. this Dining Saloon will be particularly Every
luxury which may be desired will be found while the most
asdous attention will be shown the and wishes Of
customers.
To those who visit the city from the country peculiar IA
cties afforded Every thing daily served
nomca price that all enjoy them The subscriber feels
persuaded that call his establishment will be satisfactory
UI% Open on Sundays. Fl. H. GUNTER,
Je2O lmeod Stwy-rc lat Fulton street, N. Y.
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business Of the city. This
establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture. Good
and substantial dinner 1874 cents lodgings Is cents For
veence and comfort this house equal hotel the city,
and at half the price, Permanent boarders
on very reasonable terms
All the decaces of the served up, they
arrive in market half the price Of other houses Elegant
private .ors for the referee cases. private sup
per parties The very best of liquors. jus 3m*rc
RON SPRING PAVlLION
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW. YORK.
'INHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr. Lam
DON Of Congress Hall, Albany, has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the first day of June The subscribers many
improvements in the grounds and bathing and pledge
themselves to their best exertons render this establish
men fully equal to any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of
joharie to take passengers to the house.
WILL during the summer be under the OF Mr.
Joslin my29 1msec
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SILVER Gilt Epaulets Book Binders Rags and Silver
- Smiths Stonings bought. by A. BARNARD,
No. Wall street, Meter and Assayer Of Metals.
Jewellers Sweepnes purchased by assay. Fne Gold and
ioed Silver, for plating constantly hand sce No
Wall street. Works 1884 Laurens street. ie29 lmtec
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,


~ thanks his ends and the public for the liberal
support which he has received for the years. while Pro-
retor Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them that he
has htted up the large the termination Of the
Railroad. this Island and the Bank Of the River where
ne Is prepared TO furnish visitors with Brsskfs Dinner
Teas Suppe and other REFRESHMENTS the shortest notice
GOOD ground and every accommodation for Military Compa
Hotel for tx Cents from The City Hail. jsss
HARTWELL'S
W SHIN G TON HOUSE,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
HILADELPHIA.
u Baths just inrodncpd-Warm and Cold-in fine apart.
menfs-for both ladies and Gentlemen je2e m*ec
MARINE PAVILION
RocKAwAY, 9th June. 1915.
THIS Great Sea Bathing Establishment open for the
Season aud fast filling up with Families All DESTROYS Of
obtaining aaarNsm must apply early e the sabserbs5 the
je27 6tis+ec
TRITON HOUSE,
Glen Cove, Long Island.
VIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his friends and
The public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel az the head Of the Steamboat Landing and il IS
The situation Of this establishment for the purpose Of Salt
Water banisg, amongst the eligible Long Island
as the lands attached 10 the premises have extensive
and the Bar and Bowling Alley entirely discon
nected with e house Having Alarm OF 30 appended
the Hotel property the Subscriber cam offer his friends the in
ducemsnts OF plentiful supply Of good milk and butter
such other comforts as he trusts together with his unremed
at the Triton House" extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
fo' winch Hiasi e. 5oEys e Triton House.
Olen Cove, Long Island, June L., 1875 j24 w re
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POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE,
= - New York, June 2sth, 1915.
ETTkRS and papers will be rceve this Office until 81
- o'clock r. Monday, June 30sh be via Boston
for the Steamer Caledonia for Liverpool &c. Postage
Boston must be paid ROBT II. NORRIS p NJ.
j39 Nec
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS.o

LOKSS1 Dnh1NCIl, NEW JEhCEI,
BATH BUILDINGS"
80 FORMERLY RENsHAw'sl
v0>HlS wellknown and delightful bathing establishment
Will be opened for the reception ofvtors after the
10Th June INST The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared the
deservedy high reputation which this establishment has here
tofore acquired
The price for boarding will be from 81 50 per week-ch
dren and servants aprce Young people requiring much
room. will find accommodating terms.
The Orus Captain O. Price, from the Fulton Market
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the above boat
the Ocean House, to Long
Branch JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
June H. 1885, je19 lm+m
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WORKS, CRACKEKS, &c.
FOURTH OF JULY, ls45.
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks, will find il to
their call extensive assortment
of the best quality r. AYLiFFS old establishment
Remember the sign Of the Two Mammoth Sky Rockets
Mind we have removed from g6 TO rs Chatham rel Im%rc
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TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~. r.
COLEMAN ROGERS, Propretors-This House, so
~ long and ayoraby known the travelling public
Anew story has been added and extensive alterations ade
which the extension Of the Dining ROOM length
ninety feet and by folding doors connecting be extended
to one huadsed and thirty fset thirty psro with bed
have been misunderstanding accommodations for
The house has been painted aud papered throughout.
ofths house. II is also but few steps from the steamboat
landing.
The popreors by their personal attention their
sness and guests receive increased
CHARLES 8. COLEMAN
Late Of the Aston House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
jul 1m~rc Late of the Steamer Empire
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AUCTION NOTICES.

- - ~ w. W. \ = ~|A~sSs
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
A T TATTERSALL'S. tomorrow, MONDAY } 30th June.
IA ;tropg. we'll u, family double horse BAROUCHE
Family Carrisge-this affords considerable convenience
L will be sold without reserve. j2s 2tis'rc
IF ESTHER COHEN. who formerly lived with MN
Hughes, Boarding house keeper, Union street. Liverpool
LEFT England about pine years sge to live in New YoTk-wu
he viii something s.y TO M aSssn
tagr. mylo 2m dyGwysrc
WINES, OIL, OLIVES, &c.
GILBERT DAVIS, IS Pine street, corner of William,
" offers FOR sale the following articles Of his selection
Pure Pale Sherry wins Of the highest order.
do Port, in wood and glass, do do
DO Burgundy, Clos De voug.9,, Chsmbsrn Remsnne do
do Hooks. Johsnni.berg and Marcobunner. Cabinet
do Charzberger Bronnebeg Greunhau.en and Pesporte
do Csret Chateau Marsuux Laitte Latour' La Rose
do, Napoitan, Lagrimchris,i, white and red, do
few superior Parmesan Cheese; so small packages oil
Queens S,s Olives, selected s d Z, Seville.
The above articles be the very best quality
and selected with great without regard TO- cost by the
Subscriber, during the last nine months. lea wism
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
OST-On Monday last 18th inst, at the Park Theatre,
IL between the Theatre and Park Place. Gold Bracelet
the form Of Snake having set in the head The finder
will receive the above named reward returning the
EXPRESS NOTICE.
THE Undersigned being DESTROYS Of doing all in their power
sustain the Government in its experiment Of giving
day q july next maabs matter natter. Whatever either OPEN
wrappers will be received any Of their
VIII be hsr Agents to refuse
m'a'e matter under wh'sysi Sssr Say 's 2sfs
New York and Buffalo Express
New York, June %, 1915. je23 tl5ju &C
RT01yK TIN NJ A = II Al NTTTE A C7T0RV
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL
FTER long endeayors the undersigned has succeeded m
introducing the people Of the United States article
they have long needed 1t is in the shape of Paste called
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While prom
ses these qualities Il is at the time useful in removing
Of the chest Its component parts are very INNOCENT. and
wet nurses, and can be used substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachmssen
10 Attorney = ie1A imsrr
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
HE LADIES and Gentlemen engaged this establishment
are requested to the Theatre Tuesday, the LIST
I'd Of July BY order of
JOHN D. p CHAMPLlN, Manager
i29 lt+ec FRANCIS 5. CHlANFROID. Stage Manager
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTOKY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Planished Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Selves and
Brooms-n short every variety Of house keeping articles
BA complete Of Coffee and Tea Ums Table
Dishes and Covers &c. &c., for hotels and steamboats, hand
and manufactured at the shortest notice
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
jus lm*rc 16 Catherine New York.
IN 000 LBS. OLD FILES. but little used, for sale
1OsVVO Also, lot Of File Steel and Tools for File
making worthy the attention Of manufacturers and smiths A
plv ut No. 66 Wnrer street. 10 irntrc
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CLIMAX STABLE,
COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker < White Streets,
REAR or 800 BROADWAY.
EXCLUSIVELY for Gentcmens Horses. The accommo
~ datons rratethe Stalls extra width and the Car.
Room excellent few Stalls are vacant worthy
the attention OF gentlemen who wish their Horses have
pcrior treatment.
jcl2 im-rrc e. j. SMITH. Proprietor
VIE PANAMA, from Hull-Consigness per this yessc
will please send their permits the Office Of the subscr
ber all goods permitted within FIVE days liable 70
be sent To the public stores. Woodruff MINTURNS,
jiBrc 81 Souh
TO THE PUBLIC.
L NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEINZ
4 No. % DUANE STREET is my S0N--was not ABSA
LON, DAVID'S SON See Book Samuel.
SOLOMON HElNE, NJ ID.
je 3m.ec No.y Reade street, New York.