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kALuE OF CERTAIN ARTICLES IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED
THREE YEARS.

The returns for ls45 not wholly complete but
approximate enough the actual result for general
purposes The;full will show greater incl
The falling of in the importation Of coffee in ls45
pared with 1884, be principally attributed to the large
uppes in this country at the close Of the fiscal yesr
ga, by the heavy importations Of the year
previous in consequence Of the anticipation that
congress would place duty upon the article Dealers
both tea and coffee have for several years past been
sp the qui rice in consequence of the periodical
citation Of the subject and long as the tariff question
emans unsettled, SO long will the importstons of these
dicles iucuatc very much from year to year. II has
lot been publicly announced yet what will be the course
policy OF the present administration in relation to the
,nty oftea and coffee but any graat reduction in the
-,te Of duty upon many Of the articles now heavily
axed will compel Congress to levy a duty
upon many articles now free and it is posi-.
lie tea and coffee will be among the articles upon which
\ small per cent Will be placed. There has been very
treat uniformity in tho value Of nearly every descrip-
ion Of manufactured goods imported in Is4a and i5 the
cturns showing but very little variation in any OF the
ems reported and the conclusion naturally drawn from
his fact that the maximum Of importations ma
aud orthese goods for consumption has been supplied
our own manufacturers. With population increasing
om wear to year about million Of souls, the increase
the consumption Of all necessary articles must be an.
hlly very great
We annex statement showing the value Of certain
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DANCING AND CALlSTHENICS.

r. H. NJ. STUART Professor of the above arts has the
- honor Of announcing to the Ladies aud Gentlemen OF n
York that he his classes 62 Varick
giving the fashionable dances of the day,
w LaPoka Polka Waltz, the Polka Quadrilles; also u e
Scottish Polka aud much admired but seldom taught
Rhenish Waltz md every other style Of Waltzes Quades
Sxdrlles Gallopades Mazurkas, &c
o. MAZURKA the national dance Of the Poles, snd
derives is name from Mszovlce, Province Poland of
which Wasa Is the chief cy Is at lively and charac
tsrisuc parakng Of the character of the Quick Waltz
IL was first introduced the Russian Ambassadors oa 1890
which time has been ed and taught by the
art fiy the most fashionable assemblies the
Of Europe.
Hours Of Attendance-Aiternoon Class, , P NJ to6P NJ
Days Of Attendance. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Evening Class for Ladies, s p NJ. TO P. Nj
Evening Glass for Gents p. NJ to 10 7. Nj.
Private Iu ion for Ladies residences the Class
Room Wednesdi iys and Saturdays.
For apply Mr.. Fl. NJ. s. Hudson or 1862 Varck
street.
N BCalisthencs that should be pactsed by La
dies generally conducive good health imparts
an erect but department and be acquired by
soi
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articles imported into the United States in the month Of
July 1914 and lsi5 The returns for July, ls45, not
full the returns for New York and Philadelphia ha-
wing ben received and not included in the
report The absence Of returns from these two large
ports the largest importing ports in the country
make material difference in the result, but give the
returns the month this year for much they are
worth compared with those for July 1914.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, lS45.
Conservation Of Bishop Potter-Dudtey Seiden in Pmfo
deiphia-TAe Wings and Natives--Bishop Hushe'-
Pennsylvania State Treasurer and State Finonces-Mh-
tary Visit-Board Of Hee!h and Grand Jury-Capfa'n
De Ltazen and the MlitGry-Stocks, &C.
The Rev Alonzo Pottery: as this forenoon consecrated
Bishop of the diocese of Pennsylvanian Christ Church
in this CITY in presence of immense concourse OF the
faithful The ceremonies were highly impressiVe-
Bsbop Chase, of Illinois, offciated; Bshop Hopkins
prsacbed the Sermon and Bishops Browne Lee Doane,
McCoskrey and Freeman were present.
nrd,ev selden of your city, speaks tonight at the
a.. b;g eetine in the Northern Liberties. This ID to
lead the people into the belle that the wings and na
tves will not amalgamate but the knowing ones thumb
their noses at what they consider mere blind
Bishop Hughes came to this city Saturday to con-
secrate Catholic Church in Richmond. Bishop Ken
drick of this diocese is absent and Bishop Hughes oci
aes at the ceremony in his place. yet has his presence
here been by interested bigo VINO give
it political complexion. Bah ,
James R. Snowden, the State Treasurer rs aiso in the
city business connected with the Administrative" Of tne
finances of the State.
The National Light Infantry OF Pottsve, arrived IN
city yesterday on visit They were received ana
entertained by two of our best grey companies.
There has been attempt on the part ot certain mem.
bers of our grani jury stir up row with the Board OIL
Health Of this city for political purposes PIT u Won, 40
The court will not permi ei iuhcuohs W oe uso" ~
any such purpose -.
iour article to-day in relation to Capt De Lutzen mas
created ouite a sensation here II would be proper,
however, 10 inform your readers that the military Oh
this city, az n they heard Of the fac" TOOK ""'
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THE GREAT SEA SERPENT.

NOW EXHIBITING AT the Apollo Saloon, 40 Broad.
~ way This monstrous skeleton measures IA feet and
weighs 1900 pounds-beng the wonder Of the anma
creation ever discovered 1t found by Dr. Koch OF Ger
many, during geological tour in Alabama.
Extract from Professor Smans letter - The skeleton
beng found entire enclosed limestone, evidently belonged
10 novidua and there the fullest grounds for It's gen.
uneness'
twill be exhibited hut short time in this city. Admit
rs children 2 cents, The saloon. from
A NJ to 10 r. NJ, is brilliantly illuminated every evening
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SPLENDID MANTEL CLOCKS,
FOR SALE BARGAIN-2o fine ornamental column
ry images 81 day Clocks for sale SIS 323 good order
which % TO 80 per cent below the price Of importation.
soA lot Of Papier Mache Letter Cases and Tea Trays
will be sold at half their usual price.
s2snsrh 2sl tup stairs) Pearl street.
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Married.

On the 22d inst, in the Presbyterian Church. Universe
ty Place, by the Rev. Dr. Phillips Capt JAMES PEpERsEN
PHoEBE daughter OF George c. Thorburn, all of this
citv
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The value Of the imports into Philadelphia in July,
1884, 81 s79 and the exports s27 952 The ag-
gregate value Of the imports and exports OF New York
included in the above table and in the table OF ar
tces It will be observed that of importation into
the United States in July, ls45 amounting to least
twelve and half millions of dollars all but 81 27O
were imported into New York and Philadelphia Ac.
cordng to returns received from the Custom House of
this district the value of the imports into this port for
july ls45 amounted to 462 more than one half of
the aggregate importation into the country
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ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel.

NEW YoRK May G, 1874
d. cefs that have been seriously aicrd with dandrn
and falling on OF my hair Tor more than five years. and
same ard found benefit arising from them bnt nn,e he re-
finally at the OF Mr. Hill was ndnced 10 try
his lnable Onguent and the result has been highly ssc
tory the oandruf staying the hair and causing il
to grow, and would recommend afflicted with The
above make of the Onguent being pe.cv
they will reap great benefit from the same.
A. POWERS
Manchester Ontario County, N. Y.
New YoRK, October, 1874.
Mr. VIM. Hill:
S-Havng had the misfortune 10 lose the greater pa of
my hair by gradual falling off during of over four
months out West, induced by the suggestion Of my
friends had been similarly afflicted your lnallble
Onguen and Joy 1t has completely restored my
hair to than its original growth also makes the hair
moist soft, and gives IL beautiful dressy appearance.
Respectfully,
PrnrI
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MASTlC CE MENT.

M ESSRS. j. Il III. FARMLAND and TIOS HARRIS
Vl beg % recommend to the attention of ali
sslei - buildings their much approved Mastic which the
durable snd beautiful composition ever vet o
the exterior of dwelling houses pubic buildings in
INIT tion Of marble stone lime wer enters INTO be
compositon OF the masc which
Of thick ccss,ence which with the oxides and carbonate
lead and other ingredients, forms cement impervou 10
hard and Of great durability Specimens NAV
be seen aud every information given application TO MI
CHAs H. MOUNTAIN, Architect II Wall street N York
~ lmsr
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

bEhCoN COUNoE-lnoIll LINZ.
Il.
Is-.A!sM s1rSs.-.,a "a 'A33s\ .sss-. -,~.
~U ..S:tS. SSss,ssss LA
<<A S=ssN.
~ E1
THE following Purses will be given off over this
L. Course:-
September 25h, Thursday next o'clock Purse of $780,
Tree Tor all Pacing Horses, except Polk S23 to second
horse they please for which the following
made:-
-, oertine enters m Aggy Down
WIN Dunn enters n Cayuga MAID
Same Day,
Horse Race takes place for match Of $780, mile be-
tween Trustee colt called j. X Polk and horse from
Orange County.
On Monday September 29h Of $40 for all
trog horses that never $780, harness
mile heats Thur evening
Green and Losees o'clock three make
Admittance 50 cents.
October h, first fair day-A purse of S2jO free for all
trotng horses mile heats best three ve har
SO to second best horse three make
Entries to close on Thursday the 25h instant o'clock
October from 18th to S0thA Of Sfn0 tree all
horses three mile heats harness. S00 second hest
horse provided three horses start be made at Green
Foot Race-Between American Deer and Barlow comes off
Monday next, 29th, at O'clock, for match Of $00
George Seward requested to call Immediately the Pro-
prietor this Course match has been de him.
lG0 yards within two weeks. Z. s. BROWNING,
s2f 2t.rc Proprietor
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Difference IN favor Of June, 1874. 81, ,l23,966
Ihis deficit may be materially diminished from
the addition to the returns for l8a5 of cottons, WOOL
lens, iron, steel, &c, warehoused, and not included
in the monthly statement but of this we are not as
sured
The following tables exhibit the importations OF
coffee for the years named-the EXPORTS the foreign
cost, and the quantities consumed and on hand.
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us,raons-W nchestes editions correctly and elegantly
ps, ~ t,vo yonmesHrice 50 cents each Ibos b Inc n
Chased wi requestsdt call at the Office "a Am street,
without delay for the second volume It remarkable work
sd has had powerful influence epeng the Jesuits from
Face Let body Rad it, aud its effect here will be
mighty he's been France The translation by Herbert
SAYS the New YORK Tribune "s elegant and spirited and he
qulre for Herberl's translation. Office q Annst
h. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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ENGLISH g UNS-RED UCED PRTCES-
CINGLE and Dcsble Barrel Flint and Percusson) being
~ of will he sold ch less than
cost ormPSItson Also TIass log aqS 0s CHAINS Wees
&AWsT 1John street. up stars,
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fF long IS do 6s Young Hyson superb aft'-
ces Is S. aud the whole lie and stores OF the Can
loa Isa Comp ss Greenwich street nenr the eorDer of
Sourtlandt aud l2l Chatham beween Pearl Koose
ve This is the oldest and largest Tea establishment in
America Their alton for upright dealing, and for the
very high ay of their goods stands and doubtless will for
staud unrvalled We earnestly commend families.
s,untry merchants aud the whole public to this
ble
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hecoilec Hs nfallible Onguent be obtained only
his principal office, Northwest corner f Pine and Nassau
streets and &C the following agents, New York =
w m H. Care, &So, 186 Pearl street; Or ham CO.. 70
ster street. MI Thomas sewel 47g Grand street Brooklyn,
- oeane' Ihemmt las Hutton street Mrs j. Jordans Fancy
,econary n Isl between Grand and South it streets Albany
y Herrick No De avaa House. Baltimore Md Messrs,
Mortimer Mowbry corner of Market Charles streets
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A BOAT RACE
w ILL off the Long Dock Harsimus October 10TH
w lsao-A Purse of SIS viii be given for Of pair
scu boats TO exceed wenythee feet in length
money two dollars and fifty the winning boat
the prizes all entrance will be the second best
boat Also, Purse of $40 will be gwen for of single
pair scull Boats exceed feet length En-
money dollar The winning boat receive the
prize All the entrance money will be given to the second
best boat All boats wishing for the above will
please notice before October 5th
r after that time. Inquire of p DUFFY,
$50 wissr Long Dock Harslmus
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cue beng extensively eoqp'edeet proof Of good
valuable article Not ouly have aany OF easy virtue been
tsnpredi TO the disrepuabe ing but
Whole Gu Try m m,nner saarns with counterfsirers
against purchasing rom authorised agents. or persons
OF tnown integrity.
The public respectfully Informed Also that Mr. VIM.
Spear of Front and Race streets Philadelphia
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only certainty Of getting genuine medicine is pur
wIch street.
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TO RENT.
SUIT Of handsomely furnished Rooms the first floor;
"A also, large and cLmmodious Rooms on the third
floor with Beqkf and Tea without Board and the use
0f ktchea if required. Apply 366 Broadway, betwecn
White and Franklin streets s243trc
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
CTANFORD * SWORDS, No. 1859 Broadway have re.
- ceved by the Virginia and other late about 1000
volumes of Theological Works. Of which rare and
vauabe which added their former stock renders
worthy the attention OF ell resident
symen all of whom respectfully invited examine IT,
The prices small advance from Catalogues
gratis.
Also alage variety of religious works beautifully bound
suitable for presents. s2i 2trrh
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Etilkonian I
Serenacers--Pa,mo's Opera

HouseThe more frequently accomplished company &C.
hume Ethiopian Serenadeis submit their wei merited preen
son 10 the puhc the the enthusiasm they and
at rom mo- sudences The names ofGermop
pelhsm, Il rngton Sherwood and White registered ia
the assoc with all that combines purity Of STYLE d
yesy o. huaor and harmony Of composition. that render
THEIR for the cha they admirably
sent laaisl They produce this evening still farther
rich and amusing combination Of their individual and coec
live acquiremen's They admit Of possible comparison
with any who initiate their exclusive qualifications.
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TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
IL PRISE the ladies' Of New York ana the public GENERALLY,
that they have completed extensive alterations their
with and very resrecuy request
careful peru''l Of the 70 IL 2wiTg xWis detail :
The extensive assortment ever shown in this city in
cludins every description nkpyYors kaeTS
'"o'' '0"''ee '''sP xIPAccAs' Ass'" brush ana 'e'''
Black Blue Black and Coored every shade known in silk
'MoUssELiN DE LAINE AMI. GAsHMEREs.
DEcosse assortment uuequslled for beauty OF
LINENS.
Linens Table Diapers aud Damsss Of ali widths and qualities
Table Cloths and Napkins This stock will be found the
assorted a"d cheapest ever 0fsS sTSs e the public
Asupeb lot of Paris Damak Silks imported this season. for
kind ket together with extensive assortment OF
Black and Blue Black in PLAIN and watered for dresses and
striped if0" As' to - per FYY'ANNrIs YYa.d,
In this stock will be at ali times goods of our own i'm.
poon plain and twilled French Flannes; real Wech
directly from the manufacturers English saxony, and
Guilty by those who require them; including also domestic
fannes Of every color quality and width by package
p''' BLANKETS.
Fifty bales comprising al qualities and makes import.
large saving THIS stock well worthy the attention Of fsa
lies hotels and steamboat 3, g, pieISrs Ts
Marseiles. Toilet and Imperial size snd qualtyin
these steamboat propetors be supplied with any ze
aa'-' Or d'''''ipS1 p5MisTic Nsft:'s Gopobs. opotfbs;
In this stock can be found article the trade in large
small quantities; persons purchasing single
wards ar served at wholesale prices.
To any who may be unacquanted with the system upon
which the business OF thus house conducted LORD TAy
LoR beg inform that the lowest price srti
Gle from which no abatement can be made thereby afordng
roft graduated by the return and the proceeds accruing
establishment where the large as TO reduce pro-
to the smallest possible per centage s22 2a&26 st,srh
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CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
es- Admission IS Ccnts.-ca
Prr~-ssnrs ...... -. Mcssrs. .Fr.rcr x-1 ntf.as
wednesday Evening, September gath,
The performance will commence with
VOCAL CONCERT.
nternisson Of Half Bon for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid tosmoraA ne inspection
VIII be perio med the Nnck Opera OF
SHIN OE-HEEL-A.
shin de Hee a.. La Schrsecber Porges
Birthstone Ella Madame Buc wheat
Dan Dinah. .......... Sig De-Big. Knees
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection OF Sacred Muslc.-Ad-
mittance l21a cents
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden
iaIipGst .si3cs fsifcgrssse t.sSs
p7ohce 80 cocd.
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II you are annoyed with dryness or tn

I you HfG nnHOyeH NVIIh UryneBB the
Hair Falling Off Badness Pityriasis Dandru Scurf &c.,
Hils lniabe Ongsent the only fc which you
what beautiful effect it impars Ledes try il.
See advertisement in another part fthe paper
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Mc rchnnts
aud others alb purchasing article of this kind would do
we'll to call and anime the manufacory the various pat
terms offered each being made Of the best materials but vary
ing only in outside finish.
CetGcates proof Of their utility the possession Of
the inventor from Of the scientific gentlemen the
country liberal discount made wholesale purchasers
q SAUNDERS < SON, III Broadway
opposite Howard's Hotel.
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ALOPECY,

falling off of the Hair aud Pityriass Dandru Scurf,
~ &C., positively ed by the Of Hill, ,fallibe
Onguen which old ell tried specific for all diseases
Of the hair scalp head 1t preventive Of
red hair, they do exist thorough Of the On
guent will change the color it will make the hair flexible.
clned to CURL Logger, and gossier
pearancs than other preparation in which
am fully sustained by the certificate
possession few of which annexed Sold wholesale
retail, No. l3 Nassau street.
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PALhU'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Wednesday,, Sept. 24th. Is45.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
admission Is Cents only.
Messrs. GERMON STANWOOD, HARRINGTON
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully announce the citizens OF New York. that
from the
IMMENSE SUCCESS
with which their Concerts have been attended, during the
week they have been induced remain another week.
which occasion will be opened
"A NEW BUDGET
OF SONGS GLEES, CHORUSES, CONUNDRUAfS,
&c. &c.
For particulars programme.
- Doors open at 7M-Concert to commence at 8.
Boxes aud seats secured daily the Office, from 10 M till
PM s2l lMrc
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SOW EKY CIRCUS.

BUWENH CIRCUS.
Boxes. :. :. % cents Pit. >. l2h cents.
Children hsfIrice to Boxes
LEON, THE CHAMPION OF FRANCE,
In Feats of Gymnastics.
The Only Nouety ao,c in the City!
Leon has challenged the world that he throw any
twelve men r,,at accept his gage
In addition the wonderful exploits Mons Leon the famous
LOUIS ELLSLER,
will display his great power nnumberless feats
besides which,
Brilliant Chinese Capaicdde,
And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle
Seats may be sec ured from II till .. so 1w+rh
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
WE BURTON ............... :. LESSEE AND MANAGER
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HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES
THE SUBSCRIBER tAgen for several manufacturers in
Purchasers will consult their
by taking UP STAIRS PRICES.
1909 gross priced Table Casks Trace Ok Log
Cutlery. Chails.
casks and blade Is Baskets Vices fine Coer
Knives Key.
Fes-s compile of 100 boz Patent Knob Locks
best T.. s.
Also Frying Pans, Bed Screws Candl lescks Bolts Spoons
Pad Closet and Trunk Locks Carry Combs, &c &c &c.
JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
s22 6tis-rc No. SIS John street, (up stars.)
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHIL AnEI ,PHJA

ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
STAGE MANAGER. Observation-Disclosures Mr. H. e. STEy EN
Wednesday Evening, September 24th,
The Performance will commend with JACK SHEPPARD
Jack Sheppard Mrs Burke; Blueskn, MrSevens; Abraham
Mendez, Mr. Barke; Jonathan Wild, Mr. Johnston; Wnn
fred Wood Mrs Myers
Dancing by Miss Carline.
To conclude with OLE BULLI-Ebenezer Calf, Mr. Burke
Mary, Mrs Burke.
r. BROUGH leave respectfully inform his friends
Vl and the public that his Benefit will take place Thurs
day Sept 2 which Webers grand Rom
Operaof
DER FREYSCHUTZ
will be revived, with Scenery Dresses Decorations &c.
&c &C. variety of other Entertainments will be presented
as will be expressed in future advertise
Miss Dcy Mr. Gardner and Mr. Brough will appear in the
Opera which will be conducted by Mr. Rophino Lacy.
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NiHLUS GARDEN.
Last Night Of the
FRENCH OPERA
MIME CEURIOT'S BENEFIT.
"wednesday Evening, September oath.
The performances will commence with the Overture to La
Ambassadiice
After which,
LAMBASSADRICE.
Henriette, Mile Cave Fortunatus Bernard
To be followed by
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Prince Of Grenada ............ NJ Montassier
Princess Isabella. ......:. -. Nine Casni
LES PREMIERES ARMIES DE RICHELIEU.
lie Due de Richelieu. Mime C9uriot
La Duchess de Noailes. Mime Mathieu
La Baronne. ............... M'sele Mare
Mile de Noce ..............M Nine Richer
LIE Baron de Bellechasse ......... M Matthew
lie Cheyalier de Martgnon NJ Montassier
Performance u cruiiserce st73aoco.s .urs
7o'ccck.
The Books of the French Opera with literal Englishtans
latop for sale at the ticket office.
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
Or Tickets Fifty Cewts.-S1
IT. Private Boxes IS each
An efnsicnt Ponce Nl alw ays be In attecddscs
good order and keep all improper persons ost.
limited number Of Season Tickets will he dspnsra o!
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BRODERIES EFT NOUyEAUTES DE PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broad,cay,

d,MrUKTEK, JOBBEN AND RETAILER,
INVITES the attention of the Ladies his splendid stock of
EmbrVderles and Lace Goods recently received comps
the newest aud most desirable styles Of the
prices which will maintain the his store has o
held as /" the cheapest IN the city,
IS lots hue Linen Cambria Hdkfs from auction
clear Linen Lawn do ryIeTe borders from 81 to
S34 EACH rmnrkably cheap
clear Linen Lawn Hdk tape borders from 81 80 10
50 per doI.
case clear Linen Lawn Hdks, fancy borders.
do do do cold and black printed borders
/ do do do embroidered from 20 rs 10 al
each -
Embroidered under Hdkfs, high neck
Do do with collars
=, Do i, dol various styles, from 81 upwards.
Rich fimbroidered Muslin and Applique Lace Cspes.
Polka, Coronation, Spanish Flounce &c Be, from $3.50
Colord Embroidered Ogandie Founce, from So to Si2
usually sold from Sl2 TO S2g.
few very rich Thread Lace Capes and Behes very low
5 car ons Of splendid black Brussels Laces w N
- WINTER HOSIERY
comprising Silk Lambs Wool and Neroo Vests of all Sizes
Apacce Cashmere Lambs Wool and Merine Hose aud haf
Hose Mrno md Cashmere Gloves Plaid and Fancy Woolen
Socs for children which offered from 10 70 5 per cent
loWtr lhlh tne regular retail prces s2j lmfrh
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New YoRN, May 81, l8i2.
To Mr.. Wm. Hill.

To Mr. Wm. Hill.
Dear Sir-A short time since my hair became dry exceed
ngly harsh and finally commenced falling out which
to such alarming extent that became quite thin and what
remained appeared perfectly feess indeed fearful of
losing all OF IT, At last tn ough your persuasion was
duced to try lnalbe Onguen which happy
IN short time caused my hair to entirely falling off
sunea moist soft and glossy naure and may add that differ
ent members of my family especay the female portion have
used the Onguent Tor like purposes with like success.
Yours respectfully,
ASA GARDNER,
Of ty