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THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New York

comparison of the quotations ruling at the close or
the market Thursday with current at the close
Of the previous week, shows improvement in Long
Island of /; Caston of II; Norwich and Worcester l;
Erie Railroad /; vcksburg t; Reading, 2l and Morris
Canal per cent.
The receipts of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad
Tor June 1874 and ls45, annexed:
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.
Earnings Tor June, 1914 S2,56l al
Earnings for June, 1915 ........... 3,56 26
Increase for June 1915 ................S1 81 oh 85
The weekly receipts of the Reading Railroad Compa-
ny increase as the coal season approaches We
comparative statement of the business of the company
during week in June for the past three years
- P,irLApELrHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
Week ending July lst 1913 June 29 l8a June 49, 1845.
Coal transported, 4,292 s,5li 1898
The business for the week ending June %, ls45 was
transacted in five days. day being lost of
the observance in Philadelphia of the death of Gen. Jack
son Notwithstanding this loss the receipts were larger
than for any previous week, and show increase on
these for the corresponding week in 1s44 of than
hundred per cent The estimates made by this CON-
pany Of the amount of coal that would be transported
1885, have been much exceeded and the affairs of the
road have rapidly improved that its stock is advancing
in this market in the face of the general depression in
stocks and while nearly all other stocks almost daily
declining.
We annex statement elaboratey compiled from the
Shipping List giving the quantity ofcertan articles
ported from this port for the first six months Of the
three years This table gives the quantity of all the
staple exports from this district =
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slO,423,73i SIG, ,260, ,3os

The value of the exports from this port in June to
Great Britain in American vessels was 81 pa TO Br
tish dependencies in American vessels $I4s96l to Bri
tish dependencies in British vessels SI26 574 Total
ports to British ports so9 being nearly one half of
the value Of the exports from this port the month
The value Of the exports to France in June S4l35s
to Canton SlO675o
The decrease in the value Of exports for the first six
months OF ls45 compared with the corresponding Pc
rod in 1874 S7066s4 while the falling of in imports
this year will reach about five millions of dollars
The balance against the foreign trade Of this port
in ls43 22.569,277 and in 1874. S45,5s3 500,
This year, according to the return for the first six
months, it viii not vary much from thirty mil
lions The balance in favor of the United States in the
foreign trade of the country, in 1884, So this
year it will not vary much from ten millions il the i'm
poraons and expectations for the last half Of the year
continue the same as the first half
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE


FOOT RACE, BEACON COURSE, JULY, 9TH and 9th.
M OF five miles for purse of S00S75 the second best
the third For this the following pedestrians
have entered:
l.. VIM Barlow. T. Peter Hutcherson
.. William Jackson, g. Wech Bautum.
3. Igrace kaanchias, the Q. O. Dermond
Iroquois Indian. 10. Long Mike
l. Ambrose Jackson. IL. Edward Chenny.
s. VIM. Fowl l2. T.. kennedy.
6. N. NJ. Hall.
Same Day, ocockA Hurdle Race for purse of S400
second horse third horse receive back
than three horses for which the following
Mr. c. Duchesny, Of Montreal, enters. Hope
Oscar Sweaand late from Fort Gibson enters ch. Snip
A. Conover his horse.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, AT O'CLOCK, TEN MILE
RACE, FOR S800-S150 to the second $50 totbe third
The following have entered =
]. John Gilderseeye. 6. {: Dermond
Ignace Katanchiate the 7. NJ. PInckney.
lroquois Indian. 8. X. Williams, Scotch
3. r. M Hail. Bantam.
T. Edward Chenny. g. James Whelan
). American deer, late fr.Eng .
Same Dav at half past o'clock apurse of $50 for walk
ing miles $40 the 3D. for which entries must be made at r.
SMITHS Park Hotel, before Monday evening; .
Same Day, AZ o'clock, Immediately after the 10 mile
Race purse OF $50 for Foot Hurdle Race $40 70 the I'd;
Quarter Of mile heats Is hurdles feet inches high to
they please Entrance ST. r. Smiths Monday Eve
ming before8 ,.,
passed by the State Legislature Of New Jersey al
breaking fences, &C. guilty Of felony and be treated
accordingly In accordance with this law hereby give no.
that every attempting destroying my iences round
u'f iv7 IL. WIZ 'e ''''' c. s. BROWNING
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HARLEM PARK COURSE

TROTTING AND PACING.
TUESDAY July 8th at p NJ. precisely Pacing Purse for
l. S30-Nlile He'ts, best 3in s. underline saddle
Col Bertine enters ch. h. Frelinghuysen
w. Wells . b. &. Archy,
p Arnold g bl. h. Black Joke
Immediately after Match S35O-Two Mile Heats harness.
II. Jones names bl &. Newburgh.
Geo Spcer g Stockton.
The proprietors respectfully notice that in future for all
given here the horses will be called precisely the
time specified jy7 2t+rc
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE,
(Chambers sfreef)
IL In consequence of the Ethiopian Opera Company de-
parting for philadelphia Monday 7h, Tuesday, sth and
w esday 9th, will be performed
A GRAND CONCERT, a la Musdrd,
with other with company of the best
lent Admission IS cents
In PREPARATION grand English Opera and Ballet which will
commence on Thursday, July 10TH
For particulars. small bills. jy7 3tr
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
M HIGH will change grey bar its original color in few
W minutes This solution is different from offered
and cannot fail Of superceding all others.
Those who doubt its requested to have their hair
changed before paying their If humbugs would take
this method there would be complain.
None genuine unless signed H. Striker, in red ink.
The Solution be forwarded by Harndens Express any
part Of the world.
One trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No Chatham
street, opposite the Hall of Records New York stairs
jut lmtrc
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BACHELORS
N K w IN zen T E ID
WIC

60 PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
- detection All the old difficulties and vexatous
completely done away with Wig enjoy
much and comfort they did with their hair
Citizens and strangers invited inspect this tasty and
cate work, must be IL be appreciated, WM
BACHELORS Wig and Scalp Manufactory, No. Wall
street, near Broadway-Removed ed from 63 Broadway.
teiT irnk
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionser.
QY H. l.. WILLARD-Mortgsge Sale OF an entire House
- Furniture, Monday July 7th, O'Clock at the sales
rooms 3i Broadway-Poxtve saieBy virtue Of mortgage
Of handsome Cabinet Furniture, general assortment.
Also Bedroom Furniture Patent Windlass Bedstead Bed
Ding large assortment.
Also Kitchen Furniture.
lh sale Is peemptory, and worthy the notice of dealers
and famiies-Sae positive, rain shine. Jy7 ltsec
A uCTIoN NoTICE.-By sNlFFEN Co.-THIs
ment Of secondhand and new CABINET FURNITURE
consisting ofdressng and plain bureaus dining and break
fast tables work tables French maple and mahogany bed
steads mahogany chairs wardrobes wardrobe bedseads
chairs wash stands and eisttes Kitchen furniture &C.
Also assortment ofnew furniture close consignment
jy7 1tsec
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
I" BATH BUILDINGSo

FORMERLY RESsHAw's)
HlS wellknown and delightful bathing establishment
Will be opened for the reception ofvsors and after the
23th June inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deservedy high reputation which this establishment has here
totorc acquired
The price for boarding will be from 81 S8 per week-ch
dren and servants aprce Young people requiring much
room. will find accommodating terms
The steamer Orus Captain C. Price, from the Fulton market
Will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages Will in readiness the arrival of the above boat
The Ocean House, TO Immediately Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN, Proprietor.
June H. l843 jel9 lm-m
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desirable summer resort having been newly rs6tted
and completely renovated open the The
lie generally that leased the above pre- and so
cits . share of thear patronage.
tbove house n ri WfI.LIS'rbN
ia 3t-sh Hs,s ~ the York House
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ELYSIAN FIl1LDS-(HoBoKEN.)
Free Exhibition erery 4tfernoon commencing
at 3 o'clock.

at z O'clock.
NJ X. MCCARTHY has the pleasure that he has
M made arrangements for short time with that justly true
nary and accomplished Prince of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO whose beautiful and instructive HNDoo FEs-
have been the wonder and admiration of all Europe
America and the Indies Also he has the pleasure
with that admired Vocalist and Dancer Miss
DELLA EMONS.
The entertainments will with Young Francisco
wonderworking HINDOO FESTIVITIES, selected from his
Magic Cabinet among which will be found the following
Egyptian Rings Mystic Figure, the Madens Glove Robes Of
Endor Cabsistic Boxes Dyina,oa Of Gobe Annihation
After which he will introduce the Indian Games after the
manner of Indians of Malabar.
uJ lntermission Of half an hour.
Dancing and Singing by Miss EMONS.
The will conclude with Franceos elegant Me-
chanlca Exhibition ofthe celebrated ACROBAT FAMILY
gan the Graceful Alag 3D. Joseph the Chinese Clown 3d.
aarvo, the Naval Dancer th Gardener, la Elssler 5th
Alonzo, the Equlibrist 9Th Fyal the Mystic Girl 7th
Great Western, Peleg Smashum
After which, the Buretta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife
to be performed by several of the figures.
OConne the celebrated Tettood Dancer, will maize his
nrst appearance.
The New York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
every afternoon
N.B.-The performances will be changed daily.
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Of this port but the balance against has been large
that could only be reduced by shipments Of specie
The value of merchandise exported for the first six
months of the past three years has been follows
Value OF ExroRYs-PoKr OF NEw YoRx JAN. july l.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Monday Evening, July 7th,
VIII Be a5BRRT ;ssTFdt tE l'i bfSbrE Il issoHd time
% ' sfss for
a'im0au' Princes, cSSrO' A6srt Mime c,,n Garry
Asf s st ssphf 81 sos.. csssG saS
e. S & sss'' s'S
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Monday Evening, July7.
's 70 G9 sS%HfHfs sHRNE E'h the Overture
e < 1Sasss oF ~ rRE Iis 'i%s P&ssoNs
Sas Ss%sn Mss Miafss fsssor 6saefs Mr. Mr. rssde
.o,I|s iaismi;.ion q Msl "a" i'fis HoaT ~ - '
Or the Aerial suspensionists.
CAa efficient Police viii Away. h. IN at,eadaaee to main.
s''' ' G. 1SsS rs 'aRjsss' Tg Csmts e.
% s1s % ss
CATTLE GARDEF.
UU-Admission rs Cents.-fn
Grand Emfertaimnleni
~, Monday evening, July 7th.
.. m FITk I'LL pg III kEGNEN4 istsf iS.'m''' Of
Succeeded bya ''' ''''''
Queer Move the Boards the style Of extravaganza
Mr.. c. T.. Parsloe.
After which the
SOLDIERS WALTZ.
- 49, sAfter which, Tampa or the Spectre Bride.
Madlle r. Desjardns will then appear the time
MAZOURKA.
The second part will commence with the introduction tn
Robber of Terrscna After which the comic tableaux
Philip Quar- and his Monkey.
To conclude with the
CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
BY Herr Cline who will without quitting the Cord
% a ss SS1i S% e hi .s 4 a
W Between the Entertainments nteDn,ss,on Of Ter
Minutes for Promenade aud Refreshments.
IL Doors open at halfpast o'clock Performance
at o'clock
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THE WRIGHT" HOUSE,
~

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS well known and delightfully."- situated Hotel the
Pine Orchard open for the reception Of visitors,
der the of the subscriber who will be pleased
to extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
regularly and from the morning and evening boats landing
Caskl The House and have been materially
proved since the last and attractions
WIN. SCOBIE.
June Sd, l8i5. Jus 4wrc
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TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ Y.
(NOLEMAN ROGERS, Propretors.-This House, so
y long and avoraby known the travelling public.
open.
story has been added alterations made
among which the extension OF the Dining room, length
Of ninety feet and by folding doors connecting be extended
to hundred and thirty fet thirty arlos with bed
rooms aached pleasant and airy the number sixty
have been added-aodng accommodations for 800
The house has been painted and papered throughout.
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga the
landing.
The propretors trust by their personal attention their bu
sness and guests increased
CHARLES s. COLEMAN,
Late OF the Astor House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
Jul lm'rc Late OF the Steamer Empire.
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WILLLAMSB ILRGH COTI,AGE.

VILLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE
rHNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens OF
l. New York Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and its vicinity,
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
known as the
WlLLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished expense for the accommodation of
dents and strangers The Cottage egbly situated few rods
south the PICK Slip Ferry and to the Houston
Grand street Ferries commanding beautiful and extended
view 9f the Bay Msw York and Brookyn They have also
ached to the COTTAGE large aud splendid Garden
nient Pr0msnsdes, Grass Plas Shade Trees &c making
refreshing breezes Of the Bay Their Music CLOCK
rcy worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism Of the
kind that imported to this country 1t will play fifty
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
choicest variety Of reeshment will all times be promptly
furnished.
~ BIN connection with this establishment, they have
WARN AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known
the Washington Baths. The all times clear and
pure The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous-
ton street every fifteen minutes Ferriage four
myl6 lm*ec HANDFIELD & HOEFT.
NJ BPrivate House Of Refreshments by ID. w. TELLER,
26 Front street-Breakfas Dinner and Supper Is Cd
EACH Breakfast from 6 until 81 dining hours from
tsore Y until p Supper from until o'clock Also, 2 Beds,
all In prime order lodgings Is All gentlemen wishing
eso TO fine cool dining apartment will do well to call and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
Of Fulton aud Front streets and Fulton Market,
where he will continue to all the decacies of the
Aso Wines Liquors. and Scga Of all kinds aud Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
m Im-rh
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlan RlYer

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
~ cere thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he has received for the las. ten while Pro-
has fitted the large At the teminaton Of the
he prepared furnish visitors with Breakfasts Dinners
Teas Suppers and other refreshments the shortest nsce
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
All the Railroad Cars land passengers front Of the
Hotel for l2h cents, from the City Hall. je28
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Married.

Married.
In Natchez, Mississippi, June 9Th Mr.. PHILIP SMITH
of Philadelphia, to Miss REBEccA WORTHY of Adam,
county
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By LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.


Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1886
The Merican Lndemnities again-Trosbs ahead
Isras annexation, &c.
Shannon has returned, and from conversations
he has had with several gentlemen of this city, it
learned that he states he heard anything Of
any difficulty in the United States on account Of the
non-payment of the indemnties, until his arrival in
New York. He also informed them that Mr.
Voss assured him that they had all been settled be-
lore ne arrived in Mexico, and that he had receipt
for so much money paid, and not that he had re-
ceived bills of exchange drafts of any kind; but
that the receipt was for so much money Mr. Shan
non says had he been aware of the conditions in
which the affair is represented here he would have
brought copy OF that receipt. That no public do
cument or communication or one line, since he sent
home Benjamin Green with the dispatches, has
been addressed to him, which is nearly six months,
except one from Mr.. Buchanan, notifying him Of
his appointment as Secretary of State. The Govern
ment have not expressed wish to him that he
should give them his views regards the condition
of Mexico, the affairs Of that country, Mr.. Shan
non Is preparing some very strong papers for pub
licanon, SO look out for squalls. He will kick up
quite young earthquake by the den0uements and
erpose he will put forth to the public. From all
counts Mr. Shannon has been treated very shabbily
by the existing Government Nothing remains for
hm but to use prompt and energetic means to vindi
cate himself from false aspersions, and show the
manner of his treatment in its most clarinq colors
! to the world. There is a screw loose somewhere,
and II Is hoped that Mr. Shannon will point it out
TO the satisfaction OF all Nous re,rons.
JULY 4,-Ihe settlement of annexation has come
upon us like national salute for great victory
Father Ritchie can scarcely stand in his shoes
Mr.. Walker is the happlest man this side of me-
thodlst revlval-the whole Cabinet appear to be in
| aagfa Mr. Mo~~ <...L~ II.
and says he expected it all along); and Mr. Ban
croft (who hopes there will be no difficulty in Con-
gress about its ratfication). 1t is said that the
Princeton has been ordered, or will be, to come
grand festival on board-the big guns OF to be fred
Mr.. Benz. E. Green is expected shortly to write
another letter on those instalments-Mr. Shannon's
statement to the contrary notwithstanding.
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ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAf, July 7th, the LOAN OF LOvER-Peter
Coad her first appearance
The vaudeville Of FRENCH COOKERY in which Mr. Bur.
ton and Mr. Thayer will and Mrs Burke will sustain
five different characters.
Mr. arlington and his William will through their ele
CANT performances
TO conclude with the domestic drama Of THE BROKEN
HEART-George Acorn Mrs Johnston Mr. Tweede, MI
Burton; Mary. Mrs Burke.
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WARREN HALL
No Warren street
vINHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house
Hotel, in style of comfort and venience for the
commodaon OF citizens generally and visitors the city,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
tronage.
Their larder will be all times well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
airy While from its central location being neaFhe City Hall
and in the centre Of business will afford nducemen
those visiting the city.
l. BRITTON,
e. McCORKLE.
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SHA RON SPRINGS LION,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
VIE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam
with Mr. Gardiner and this establishment will be con.
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made
improvements in the grounds and bahihouse and pledge
themselves their best this establish
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness arrival the cars at Cana
joharie, to take passengers TO the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hall winch
wills during the be under the supernendence Of Mr.
Josin. my29 lmrec
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AT All BROADWAY, CUP STAIRS.)
ID WALKER has constantly on hand an extensive assor
of every description including Grands and Cabinets which
loaned hire at the above establishment his
Also New Panos for sale, with all the modern improve
ments warranted equal to any in the United States
jel3 Im~rrc
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MONEY-MONEY.
Qh1Q R0n Of Bank notes. in blank, purporting
SO,OOV obe notes Of the Bank Of Lower Canada and
e sn plates IRON which they We're printed having been
who wishes to the brokerage banking business Cana
da the above will be worth possessing The whole impress
sions and plates will be sold cheap Any wishing
parchaae the same will please call ON JAMES HARRIS, So
Nassau street, up stairs. jy3IwFrc
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGy7ERREOTrITpE hpTJSy

D4GUERREOI'YPE ARTISTS.
THE undesgnedhave made sppicaont get Letters Patent
for their new process to color Daguereoty Pictures
This process produces effect NOT known before and changes
the appearance OF the Dauerreotye that Of the finest
ing This colong Is done by itself guided only
by not skilled the OF painting and will be
ecty understood glance IL also be muncated
IN writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing to the Patent right for City
(post paid) TO VIZ +. LANGENHEIM,
Jy3 I'm .rc Exchange, Philadelphia.
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TO C1pTTALTNT,,I

RARE CHANCE-To invest capital of about $40 900 in
safe and profitable by erecting building divine
worship for the EmanuE FL Congregation Of this city and fur
shing two lots between Bowey and Fast River and
Broome and Madison streets for that purpose.
For particulars enquire ~ Mr. j. Dhoefer 25 Gelir
Msssrs stetth elmer Brothers 81 Bcavcrsirecl.
juIO Irns
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VauxhaIl Garden Saloon, BOyvery.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling.
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY.
Positively no Free List, excf pt the Press.
the city witness the chaste and elegant performances
the talented company engaged-M Miss A. Homer the
American Esser; Miss Orvile late Of Nibos; Barney Will
iam the celebrated lrsh Comedians Dan Gardner the
As9 tn Ethiopian operatc Brothers snd sistersMessrs
Doors open at at71a-Performance to commence at 8h.
An efficient Police attendance under officers Martin and
Bird jy7 lwsec
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THE
IN VI 81 BL L
WIG

PARTNER WANTED.
RARE chance Is offered young middle aged man
IA 10 purchase the half interest Of geneman who
to travel The business is one Of respecaby, with little
competition and affords large profit. The applicant
have cash capital Of $4,000 and Of strict business habits
Address "Inrnrer through the Post Office iui atsec
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EOLIAN HARPS.

NuNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right ioI
1<Coeman Eolian Attachment the Panoforte for the
entire united States (exceptng Massachuse announce
the public that they prepared supply Panofoes
modern made horizontal Pianoortes In regard tote durability
o. is ~ =. are prepared 20 satisfy ne most pre-.
warrant them in the assertion that the Holian will remain
climate and will be affected by transitions
of fatmosphere The satisfactory warantee is given with
each instrument
The public invited to examine the Hoan Pianoortes
at their ware-room No 2o Broadway, opposite the Park.
where also may be found of 6 and Octave
Panofortes both and mahogany m26 6mc
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DENTISTKY-VALUAB DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
"HY will suffer with the toothache, when by calling
W. ON Dr. pAlGt, 1879 Grand street. Broadway you
can have efectpaiy and entirely cured He bas entire
pain that may be filed making it vau
able tooth for life thereby obyatng the pain and danger OF ha
extracted certainly OF the discoveries
OF the aud fails of the desired effect The mostten
der teeth filled without any unpleasant sensation Artifcia
teeth inserted in the apnrOYed lei lmFec
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NITURE WANTED.
ND the highest price given for all kinds off clothing
and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
pose the same will do well call the subscriber
dress live through the Post Office, which will be puncuay
attended to. B. LEVY,
491a Chatham street, New York.
B-Constantly hand seasonabls assortment Of gen
tlemens clothing. cheap for cash. my29 I'm msrc