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: az- Railroad The steamboat NlMRoD, Capt,
<G1rses'Rs Brooks Jr leaves Newly FORK from Ihe
foot of Marke,s. every day AZ 81 O'Clock, A NJ Sunday
excepted in connection with the Cans from Wes! StoeS.
he arrival of e Railroad Cars from West Socsbrdge-ar
irving in NeyS-YrgS al half psst o'clock p W.
The o'ciOcS Line Bridgeport is withdrawn Stages
viii leave on the arrival for STAFFORD, Milford,
FAIRFIELD, Southport and Derby.
< i. MASON. SnpL
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nANIEL ADEE, l07 Fuon.st- has Iust publisned
~ No Braitwsi,e's Retrospect of Practical Medicine
and Surcery hafyeary Journal, containing Retrospect
tive View OF every Discovery and Practical Improvement
in the Medical Sciences. Commenced in January, 1910
Published London In July and January otevery year,
aud re-published in NewYork by DANIEL ADEE No l07
Fuou-sl TeIms-The 10 Nos. i've years, 50. Per
yesT thereafter 81. Invariably in advance. ull If
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- Sz,perters
leoo9 pairs mems, wotlen's snd chi,drens Rubbers
.-VD 90 mems strapped overshoes, leather soies
Loco do DO Metallic do
Lose 60 ladies' Metallic Buskins
500 DO do DO Slippers and Sandals
800 Go 90 Sandals leather soes
AL OF which are warranted re equal 10 the best IN he
wo.c o 20 retain Their color under any circumstances
os sale cheap, NJ the warehouse OF the Newark ~ j. In
dis Rubber Factory, IS Aaiden-lane.
no Z HUTCHINSON RUNYON-
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n~a-zo NOTIIE.--Tbe Peoples Line have made
sarrlr ssnrrts with The powerful Steamers
r-S<a<=ESsAksstr UTICA and NORWICH to- Albany
Tor far AS the ice will perui} every day o'clock P.
NJ IN f1r,N,r notice Neyv-Yprs Dec. So, lSt5 d.
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lust PUBLISHED, the Pocket Diary for 1916, for the
purpose of recording events of past pTesen! and future
year; neatly bound in pocketbook iormaso, half bound
In cheaper form Published and for sale by
ny JANSEN Y BELL, 15S Nassnu-si.
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PRICE ONLY 10 IL GENTS.
reNHE KITCHEN DIRECTORY and American House
wife, containing the valuable and original receipts
in all the various branches OF Cooking, together with col
lection of miscellaneous receipts Also the whole art OF
Carving illustrated by sixteen Engravings.
d. MARK II. NEWMAN. rnhlisher. 100 Broadway.
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eI'~as nEW-ioi[h AMP ERIE e,

acknowledges OF Hours-On GsssslS
sc7r1e1eS-I-r- Monday December lsI, and until far
ther notice tho fas, aud commodiOus steamer EUREKA
viii be run IN with the Cars, twice daily each
Leiying New.YorS, foe, Of Leaving Middleiowu
Duare-sl) At O'clock a. NJ Al O'Clock 4. NJ and
And ats PM 81 T. NJ.
The Freight Line viii leave NewfOrk al o'clock NJ.
arI Afjdiletown al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. daily. M
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llnhIir Cnnpenanees, Ne.
re- c=ss==:==z1 FROM y. YR0k :

Eh.---------sia Bridgeport Il Hon. A7s=za'7-
sa,ouic aad Western Railroads.
The steamboa,s NlsiROD md EUREKA VIII alternately
lesv the Pier the foot Of Hakes (Eass RIVER day
fSundsy tx cspiedl az hilf-pssi a NJ.
~ Albany passen Fs proceed tuiraedaie Bridge
rcT upon the OF n, bosi and. ~h9GI change OF
Cars OF Baggage arrive in Albany and TroyrsA st
ReaTuug the Line leaves Troy a. hapas G. and Albany
at 4. NJ
~ For lar:he, Information, bo,h Freight or PISS
s.,. ,prly 10 O. VI PERRY, Agent, at the oice on hs
per. 10 T. J. HALL, Howard's Hotel! az Livingston
Wells Express Oiics, 10 Wsll.'t
MONTREAL AND SEWYoRK.-The Redbird Line
Of COACHES, 10 hours Troy Montreal, IN counec
non with Tickets from Ne~-fork 10 Montreal
:, -, ,5,,,',.,i On board t,s boats do
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FUTILE, COwLEY & HASTIE'S Brsss
Foundry. eorrer OF Grand md Third WilArsburgh
Manufacturers OF Brass Buzz Hinges, Flush Bolts, Morce
and Barrel Sots Buttons and Plates CABIN Door Hooks
Sc &c Also, Brxss Bots snd Composition Hinges and
Castings FOR Shipwork a. the reasonable terms
Brsss Czs,rgs dome 10 order nj Sy=s
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Wben met you the other day, you appear
20 ee almost choking with asthma thought you
cha sp9r Be nearly we'll What has produced this
for beyond conception never yet
RELIEF ike that produced by Folgers Olosaona or II
M nsan IL relieves the breathing
ee psfp o aaa 1f cough and ENABLED; fall quiet
gold to any who suffers have p
are me accounts given Of the wonderful effects Of this
tat y not only acts well in Asthma but
cba consumption coughs, colds, bronchitis pains in the
au SIDE and all affections of the lungs windppe,
great beyond comparison One trial will convince the mo st
scePtical Of its virtues ~ $50 VS. ~ -
He'll az o Nassau street. door above Ann and at Mrs
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, May Ae-o r Wa
The Stock Market revived little to-day, and prices
improved fraction Vicksburg went up per cent;
Canton Ii Long island J.; stonington, !; Norwich and
Worcester, 4; Reading Railroad Z; armers ]; Penn
sylvania SIS !; United Satcs 6 orris Canal Ii H.
lnos !; Kentucky 6's, + Housatoni c, l; u s. Bank,
Erie Railroad and Mohawk closed fiji at yesterdays
prices. The transactions much larger than they
have been for several days past an ID the advance in
prices to have had very good feet upon opera
tors in the street We afraid he improvement
will not be sustained
The Howard Insurance Company have declared d.
vidend Of five per cent payable on the I'd of june
The Merchants Bank has declared semi annual divi.
dend of four per cent, payable on the I'd Of j. ane
EThe receipts of the Reading Railroad Company in
crease as the season advances We annex q compare
tive statement Of the business the roa during ono
week in Is43, "a and AS.
READING RAILROAD
Week ending Nay g. ls43. Nay 49, ls44 ny "a 1916.
Business. -. 6l8 So ST., 1888 10 $l9lO3 o.
Coal tonnage, tons 4,l55 IA 1857 II 1890 IL.
The reduction in the amount of the debt of the city of
Boston has been about hundred tho Island dollars
year for the past five years at il highest point
the first day of May ls0 and the reduction has been
as annexed: -
DEBT Cry OF BosroN, ls4S.
Amount of Debt May LIST, 1910. ~ 69e 1872 SO
During the financial years subsequent to
the above mentioned date, the debt was
reduced as follows -
In lS4O al. $34,432 90
loal AZ. 0S,lUO w
io42 80. =. Io,OOO w
isas a. sSoOU w
1874 45. .262, 433 SO
Making the entire reduction Of the debt
within the last five years. ....... $5s4,965 "a
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is given in the above table which is Official having been
compiled from report issued by the Treasury Depart
men The great difference in these two reports we can.
not for and would suggest to the head of the
department from which these returns emanated the
adoption of some measures preventing the inconsistent
ces that have heretofore frequently appeared in the
official documents.
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Total. Sl6,706,i2o $7,5l3gl6
According to official returns made up in the Treasury
Department, thP value of imports in 1884, paying duty
500 325 and the gross duty $e622 76 average
rate per amount ad valorem, 26s per The value of
imports in is43 paying duty, $40 l7o2l5 and the
gross duty Sio54ii3o, average rate per ad val
orem 30 10 per cent. There appears discrepancy in
these returns particularly those tor Isis Tho gross
duty received the imports and tonnage Of each state
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SPRING DRY GOODS FOR CITY TRADE
P: FORREST & CO., II Cedar street. have received
beautiful assortment Of embroidered goods consisting Of
sleeves Infant Dresses &c Asoa full
Nansook India Null SWISS Drapery and other Muslins all
attention of dealars. my27 3t+rh
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LECTURES ON ANIMAL AND MEDICAL MAG
NETIgM

nR. STRONG would the public that he will
- Course OF Lectures upon the science OF Magnetism
At the two following places cn every Tuesday evening
every Friday evening st. Lukes Buildings Of Hud
and Grove The object these Lectures to elicit TRUTH
and the upon that will be out Of reach OF
the charlas who numerousy thrust themselves before
Van"s he sd in The course OF these Lee
in eprlyng Electricity in different forms to the magnet
Admuance l2& cents, m26 lw'ec
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SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT
OF THE u. s.
~ TR H. " 1T ~ HIS

PATENT TR1COPHEROUS.
imitation Of THE Trcopherous" for the human hair
IN present advertised and the public cautioned against be-
ing deceived by such imposition Observe that Clrehughs
Trcopherous secured by Letters Patent and thus protect
ed dare infringe the right by using Of the in
gradients Of which the genuine article composed The
rity of Clrehughs copherous has tempted this person
to call his preparation by the while ladies and
temen who used by mistake under that
the genuine have had their hair entirely destroyed
II any doubt existed "Clirehughs" being the Trco
phcrou the following respectable wholesale houses the city
will speak to the fact, viz:-
Aspinwall, Druggist William street; Hadey Phelps Co..
Pearl street, Ward Maiden Lane; Aco Nissan Co.. Maid
en- Lanei Chapman Druggist Fulton street; VIM Milnor,
and Broadway.
Observe Clirehughs Principal Office is Broadway up
where he may be consulted all hours the diseases
of the skin connected with the growth Of hair my27 3t+c
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TIL E l. l. f G H A N | A N

II E a L L E @ n "A N "A N,
No. 2.
THO BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY the 3lst instant or
i flee, II Spruce street. =
CONTENTS-ORI
The Poe-dom Of Poetry and the Poetry Of Poedom.
Ango-lndian Words, No. l. by Henry r. Schoolcraft.
A Mouthful of Picked Dog
An Alleghanian at the Park Theatre.
The Fourth Estate
Novel Reading.
Mexico and the United States.
The Grumblers.
The Italian Opera at Castle Garden.
SELECTED
Madam Waters Story.
The Beauty Of the West.
Ladies' Page.
With the usual variety Of Miscellaneous News &c. &c.
m29 2t*m
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sales OF Stocks at Boston,

MAY $50 shares Eastern RR bo50d iI3 Is N.shna and
Lowe RR, 1926 East Boston Co. a. 50 do botw iI 81
Wlm ing KR is 275 Reading RR s 50 do, som
7l1a; so do, botw. Tx -. '-'s' ~ ~ oo0A'o =
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w. T. JENNINGS " CO.,
DRAPERN IND TALLORN.

OO.,
DIAPERS AND TALLORS,
IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cassmeres Vestings Fancy Dress
Articles, &c. No. 23 Broadway. American Hotel offer for
inspection extensive Of seasonabe goods
prsng Cloths Casmees Vesngs &C. in all The new and va
rious styles.
The aid Of efficient corps Of Cutters be found in
the country the the style and charac
ter Garments, will be such continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst assurance Of the CONTINUANCE Of the system Of
by those who would effect saving the per le
Wed under the credit system.
We would refer particular to the Pantaloons
blcd luishthan which there to the
skill Of Cntteand solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance.
ln addition to the usual rtmen Of goods kept BY the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Frock
Coats Pantaoons Vests &C. the requirements of
those who, in Of emergency, may require hntate
suit.
Also, Fancy Dress Articles great Variety scar Crsvats
pawsrs' Linen and Mu.lin Shrs Collars, &C. &C.
mil I'm
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CAUTION TO THE PUBIC.
eet01 P se .S1s e ae s GigiGft Genuine
At No. 40 La Cortlandt street, New York,
a usual.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
GONE YEARS AGO was cured of severe and danger
= illness by Syrup made from Indian recipe and
ss the
% ssds e
msn s. e Of
him. the medicine was sold his name and true state.
%s. s%is * s % s the form Of
this SonGsctO until had to this
Strength q he syrup TSatns ,Rs, written ms$I
Sys0Sh and pardon merely but
Ssysd
the %RHS"
m m patients their friends MhG called at my ocs yell
gradually increasing and now widespread popularity Of my
% of s ss s
ss e @ S
these We're truly srsySins and did feel will
aS de- should
n5OTsd through the neglect other
he taowledss sis on
And in order snds, free from all IMPURITIES. well
he sSiss
which these objects can be successfully attained Complaints
arise from my process the knowledge and employment of
which are confined exclusively to myself .
The young has been incidentally mentioned
being longer interested business has told set
for himself least opened office in this city; wish him
all the that he justly deserve He invites the pub
lie, am informed to and buy HIS genuine Syrup and
wisely enough cautions it against aduerated compounds
The Original Genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared in this city
exclusively by myself is for sale in New York. old
established Office 49a CORTLAND door below Greenwich
street. p s. BEEKMAN.
my28 Imkm
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IHEATRICAL WARDROBE
Lnn

FOX SALE.
HE complete Theatrical Wardrobe of gentleman leaving
the country Of the richest and cost materials CON-
prisng and elegant Costumes for Tragedy and
Comedy with Swords, Hats Feathers, &c. and almost
kind of Theatrical Property Will be sold in lots by
private Thursday Morning the goth instant at 10
o'clock Palmos Opera House. the Wardrobe Room. En-
trance from Reade street m28 2t+rh
NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
THIS establishment being erected the ground
cgped BY the late popular Bowery Theatre, and will be
ready for theatrical performances by the st Of August next
The subscriber will receive proposals for engagements from
ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent Letters IN all
must be paid and directed to the subscbeT 50
Bowery. A. w. JACKSON,
ml9 2w%m Manager and Proprietor.
FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY.
M BENNETT, 1856 Front street. two doors south OF u.
1v1 ton. The extensive and brilliant assortment of
Fireworks are now offered at the above place. c9nsng Of
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses oetagons Tr
angles Veces Mines Of Serpents and Stars Maroons Ben
COLA Light Roman Candles Serpents Pin Wheels rasshop
Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels Torblons Line
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers, Fire
crackers, Canton Rockets, &C., &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested to
call and examine the above stock.
n B. Committees for and country displays military and
private parties, be supplied the liberal terms with
above mentioned articles having
been selected with the utmost care I'm m27*rk
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THE PRESCRIBED BOOK!
TENTH EDITION.
THE QUAKER CRY:

MONKS OF ONK-HALL.
JUST ISSUED in volume, complete or ten numbers
complete price 81, single numbers 2 cents-for sale bv
all cheap publication agents. - -
No Amercan novel has with such astonishing
ready been sold. -
The tragedies from which the foundation of this work Is
Western Literary Review
This is bold book 1t is the first American work which
written with the intention Of illustrating the life our
large republican cities has with decided approval from The
public The work will live in the records literature as
only they appear they are"Phadephia Home
journal 3gbz
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POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE
THE STEAMER RR,rF NV S Ypsk City May g. 1876.
Liverpool on The LIST Of June The Mail for Europe will be
az the Post Once in Nassau Saturday. 3st
20 minutes past o'clock p NJ Postage to Boston Of 1887
cents on each single letter, must be paid ' - 20
m29 stm ROBERT H. MORRIS, p NJ
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DINING OR OYSTER SALOON TO LET.
DOSSESSION given the first Of june 1t is Of the
immediate neighborhood Of City Hall For particulars
qure the bar of st. Johns Hall between the hours OF Al
and p M. m2 3tsrc
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POST OFFICE
an, . New York, May 28th 1916
and after this day until further notice Extra Mail
Troy and also the large on the Railroad between Albany
lncnding the latter will be closed daily Except
ovrn,aays1 ,at 8 O'Clock, A. M. - N~~i>
dav s va Bridgeport a,d Housatonic Railroad closed
mzS 5tec RORT II MORRIS NJ
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A GARll
THE PATENT
GALVANTC RINGS

DR,AnSMa &c, CR 81 =, especially Inform. the American
nss59 q ~ ssS.I 5.
hs appreciation Of the medical profession
hsE s
things o".s been found a. the for which
chimes are used but without any injurious shocks
ens many other respects are more safe and
in , s,sccoama q, the desired object.
the English public and the reputation have
@ %%eR ey se
comme9ded They have been used with perfect all
s sS1;S ss Sa
ssed e hs sgsy system must be witnessed
DESTROYS testing her efficacy Dr. crsss warns the Ams.
tsss !.!s
s ds
q ana to s the gavanc action only to be
Planters MERCHANTS BANK OF MOBILE.
STOCK Of this Institution VIM vsH'tS X mo oBRrEN,
m2a lw.rc No 50 Wall street under Mechanics Bank
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY next, at 1913
y 0'0''"''' l RED T''t R sqj'i5ts
THE AMERICAN BUCCANIER.
Of the Spanish "es Rf kiPff as.h.r
anSx 9 Ens .Is
lots to suit purchasers, by TX. COLLINS & CO.,
m28rc Sc South street.
REESWAX-5 barrels Pure Missouri Wax, well selected
ID for sale by L. X. COLLINS & CO.,
m28rc Sc South street.
HEMP SEED-50 bushels clean Missouri seed-for sale by
IL L. X. COLLINS & CO.,
m28rc Sc South street.
CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK COMPLETE
HE Works Of Charles Pau! de Kock, Illustrated Edition.
Price % SS%s sa % tune Of
esSng themselves Of complete works Of the renowned Paul
and eighty large columns Of reading matter, and price
which places within the reach of persons in the limited
circumstances. This volume all the novels,
which were actually written by this witty Laughter
pledge themselves that the have been faithfully
made and that the work will be found the careking,
Of this country For sale Al Ann street, New York
work maabe and may be sent by post to any part Of
to twenty cents, the distance All orders for one
and directed to Holland & Glover, New York City.
Six copies will be forwarded address for five dollars
m2Q m IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
Last Night but One Of The Engagements Of Mr. anderson
Tsssay Of GsPPGs-Gspp ss Mr. Anderson; sophTo,
70 conclude with the HOUSE DoG-csp, Harry Hazard
First Tier IS Csnt.-Bones I'd and Sd Tiers 50 Csnts-Pt 90
Aa SSis 9pss and the Curtain will rise
NEW BOWEKY THEATRE.
, ~ Boxes Is cents-Pit i2la cents.=A
HEfAS9 ~ ' S M. as
Musical Sweeney Frank Brewer
~iS 'sr x 'i sEcRETs-Greso rhimb
well. w Chapman.
CASTLE GARDEN.
froprietors Messrs. French and Heser.
An Entire Change Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '''''
CO ~ + KTs a LA MUSARD
admission 25 Cents
Thursday Evening, May 29th,
Hill will give , e9sasa eSs''''s
's " sss Fay s Mss ke ss Garcia Madsm'
To concIud. with Grand Concerted Piece by tn. Company
Bswfsa de s SAM, Of
81 Doors open at hafpast o'clock. Performance to CON-
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA
j! fyENS NIX E ss T b %
To conclude with the aughable Farce of JOHN JONES'
Ivy "sS III D seoa and Mrs. soman will appear
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE
Qg- NO CONCERT ON THURSDAY NIGHT. 90
College holding their Annual Anniversary Thursday
night, at the above est /, the next
CONCERT
THE sER1%sNADERs,
MEssRs GEE kEaxM s TAb WaRREN HARRINGTON
Friday, %''! '.t May G,;s:s q
S SoS Ss" s' S ts;ns H 9Fsas: n9e'
EVERY NIGHT
Admission IS Cents
For particulars small bills.
and Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
10 a. NJ until 4P.M
An Efficient Police attendance order, under
the direction Of officer Stevens.
VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON.
P. DE LA Rec. MANAGER
This avorte place Of Summer Amusement having been
thoroughly repaired painted and decorated will open for the
Monday Evening, June the ed,
when the following ladies and gentlemen will have the honor Of
Miss Homer the graceful Dansuese, her first appearance
Miss II. Roberts, charming Danseuse pupil of Mons.
Madmelle Pauline de La Grand who will make her first APP
Mis-; G MsGl9in the charming Vocalist
Mr.. W. J. Ham ilon from the American Museum Voca
Mr. A. Gardiner the Comic Vocalist together with his
Infant Son and his celebrated Learned Dog which does every
ETHIOPIAN oFEkATfc BRoTHERs & SISTERS,
G ss n %a hi and M ss Mo
AS the Ia; no M & @ @
appreciated y those Wishing place Of s%pe%e@I
ii the upper Part Of the city The At
calculated please sdioas. The stof order will
Doors open at71aPerformance commence 81 o'clock.
Admission to the Saloon Is cents-to the Garden free
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BIGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, IL doors West Of Brodd,cay.
~ here find Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engravings in the country atess than
onchalf the usual prices.
B.Grats Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
m
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LOAN OF $4OO, 600 FOR THE STATE

LOAN OF $4UU,UOO FOK IHE STATE
TREASURY.
IT,, oed ssay
svfe x; agsas sS
g. and the credit
ton thereof Than thousand eiiaT sums Sn,
s Of aaS @ S d .a.
per cent annum payable semiannualy the first day Of
aS s1S' i s"S che S:
the Treasury the Manhattan Company the city
The Conpt?osr will be At liberty to decline the offers,
to he interests he s ''en as IN ms OPINION are
before the compreleto pledge
borrowed under i lien On The half mill tax and this lien will
York Albany The Co%proli may Ss.ispais
%ysstoJas i re G. ' FLAGG Comptroller
GALL the ON FLArBUsH HoTEL on your road TO Bath
Ladies aud good liquors for the novelty ION
Dinner on Sunday tickets 50 cents,
ENTERPRISE GOING AHEAD!
to wo 1r ff Sa sss snS
conveyed in trs.rate Omnbuss to YorkviIls Harlem Heights
their patronage is deserved. mas itsec
RON SPRINGS PAvILION,
PpBEC are resp s informed ,n tha. Mr. Lam
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception Of visitors
in the grounds and clearinghouse and pledge
themselves their best exertions render this establish
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Cana
johare to take passengers to the house. -
Mr. L. WILL heretofore the Congress Hall which
will during the be under the superintendent Of Mr.
Joslin my29 lmtec
SECOND HIND CLOTHING And FUR
NITURE TAINTED
ND the highest price given for all kinds Of OF clothing
IA and good second hand furniture Persons wishing to dis
of the will do well to call the subscriber adj
dress line through the Post Office which will be punctualy
attended to- Is. LEVY,
as,s Chatham street, New York.
N B.-Constantly hand seasonaba assortment Of gem
tlemens clothing, cheap for cash my29 lmsrc
~ PIRCE'S First Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges
combining economy convenience and durability These
Ranges warranted offered They
constructed that almost impossible for them to get out Of
They have been for the MONTHS and every
the utmost satisfaction, and instance has
the proprietor been called on to repair
Put n by the subscriber are warranted TO g,s en-,
GEORGE PIRCE, Proprietor,
m99 lm'm 2s2 Broadway.
TO ENTERPRISING BUSINESS MEN,
Hotel Keepers, Importers, Dry Goods Merchants,
Grocers, &c. &c.
EsA FOR SALE-The Lease of one of the most eligible
Establishments in the heart Of the business part Of
occupy portion Of lots and are depth, running from
anoher upwards Of hundred aud sixty feet
In addition TO Store Dwelling House. Workshops Cellars.
&ctherc is connected with the premises, Bowling Alley
desired for continuation OF the Store. The rent low.
For particulars enquire No 1863 Fulton street. Brooklyn