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Died..


On Saturday, alst ut after long and painful illness
RosEBY JoHN ham, in the 44h year Of his age native
of Neutrality-suspicious. England, and for number of
years a resident Of this city.
His friends and acquaintance requested attend
his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence Is York street. Jersey City His remains will be
brought to this city for nerment and those of his friends
to whom may be nconvenicnt to the ferry
requested to meet the funeral procession at the foot
Courtlandt street. Q- Baltimore papers will please
copy.
On Saturday evening, 3lst ult WILLIAM BOWIE, in the
65th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon al o'clock
from the residence of his son. John H. Bowie 10 Frank
fort street.
At Brooklyn, Saturday, 2lst ult. Mrs. ELrzABErH
widow of the late Thomas Collins in the cad year Of her
age.
Her friends and those of her family requested to
attend her funeral Tuesday Sd inst from the residence
Of her son-in-law, Is Stanton street.
On Sunday, the LIST instant MARY ANN, wife of William
p. Miller and daughter Of William Kevan, in the 36ti
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of her
father and her brothernaw THOMAS Frazer respect
fully invited to attend her funeral without further nv
tation, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from the
house of her father, No. GOA Broadway. It
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

MAY 30.-There have been no fresh arrivals of beef
cattle. The supply offered at market on Monday was
larger than for weeks past and sales made
prices which show decline from former rates. The Of.
ferings at the Scales comprised 400 head of these 80
the balance amounting to 80 h,sd were sold to BUTCH
at prices ranging according to quality from 50
rs per 100 lbs the hoof equal to 81 SO and net
The average is 49, On Thursday the balance remaining
unsold was again offered but only 10 Of them were tax.
en- at 50 76 There is fair supply Of live hogs in
ket, but not so many last week. The demand is L.
mitsd and prices less firm The rates asked by holders
range, according to quality from So l2 per 100 lbs
Holders still demand SIS Is for small, select and prime
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Tho usand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents PER
copy-$7 IS per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pricc 81 conts
per copy$9 l2y cents per annumpayable In advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices--always
cash In advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
10 Sc estabIishment must he most maid or tSs
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR or THE NEW YoRx HERALD Ear pLrsnMErr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA June /, l945
This is the first day of summer, and the weather has
changed to warm and pleasant, IL to accommodate
itself the date 1t has been unseasonably cold for the
last two or three days.
1t feared that DEATH at least will result from the
late accident on the race course Camden.
Sharpe, whose thigh broken, lies at the hos
ptal in critical situation. Modification has taken
place. it is said and the physicians do not think that
puation the patient He is printer and work.
ed in the Office of the u 8. Gazette.
There is thorough dearh Of news, and scarcely
thought it worth while to write to-day.
Seguin took benefit at the Chestnut last evening" on
which occasion the Postillon played to crowded
house Leonora, Frys opera, will be produced We'd
ncsday.
Booth drew crowded house last night at the Walnut
Anderson was expected at the Arch tomorrow. Con-
is still at this establishment which is doing good
business.
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country. The demand for State stocks was unusually
limited Pennsy lvania had become almost unmarketablc
and the depreciation is full per cent the highest
previous quotations. The last quotations were nominal
ly 60 o. The prospect Of nonpayment of the August
interest had unfavorabe effect upon this stock inde
pendent Of the effect of the anticipated difficulties be-
tween the two countries
The weekly reports Of the Bank of England show a
very great regularity in the movements Of that nstitu-
ton. According to the last report there appears de-
crease in the amount Of notes issued and the increase
the amount hand shows that the actual circulation is
less than before.
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Iiscellancous RECORD.


PACKET SHIP ST. NICOLAS Pel for Havre will sail at IL
o'clock this day.
PACKET sHrP METEOR, for London will sail to day.
The u g. ships Columbus and vincennes still remain the
elegant e s
Capt Davis BY whom with Il
Cumberland Philadelphia and Penambuco, April e. lat %
franklin q NBedford 20 months. with 1920 bbl., bound
Hotensuer Liverpool to NYork May T. of Yonghal has
Ann ekTsy Nor1ssas to liverpool ed APRIL Ia. Ion g.
Foreign Ports.
ya.t sas. and 1C cssa: and for New
RRsTwnar Nay IsA ro GaiEG Im N0ears
PIE. S5 Msy Aiss soon; Sun, DO; csSsras
Rossn Island Of Bornhoml May s-The Chicor., Holm.
nile Ms q 8 psss y S is s s:n
ss ;s Rankin.
Ss @ ap o oSaon o a ar cSss.se Harrison
CALCUTTA, March is-Virgnia, for Boston, has put back
DAnrMourH, May is-of Herman, from Baltimore for Am
GBRALrAR April 27Arr Caroline, Boston, 2eth Cabot
o.s.1 Ms 0 SYe5f s.S.
NJ. s y s, ss a. s Sss zss D
; s y % DE- Il
dem Mobile Tnkina, Charleston; sd Monmouth Orleans;
LvEnrooI May sAE Carroll Of Carolton, Mobiles Paw;
do Evening Star New Orleans In the
is% EIissSsS orss%; SsiSsq~ cissnps
ya New pr s NeT o Qsn. Mos
Il.G
& sis;.
York Conbrook Charestoq; Standard, Orleans Dun
Janet Charleston sh-Ar CONSTITUTION Charleston 7t-Arr
Sea- York Sid Liberty do; Ocean, do St-An sherbrooke
PoRTsMovIH, May I2-sld Hendrick Hudson, for NYork
re. lie OF p from ANN
ballast being bad which she will discharge
anS a1s 81 Sey Liverpool for NYo
HAvANA May i5.sld Zebra, Boston; c6ss l. Vose, New
ton; sid Ceres, Cowes.
BosroS, May sl-An Leopidas, N0resns Spoke off Cape
81 S >:
Hsoo Hull
SsSMS mSsy Sri Ne$ sn
do; Henrco Nofolk Dover Baltimore; Phenix Philadelphia
hsbea Ba1f; ao European d0' Ansec Lawrence and
PonTssov1I, MAY ss-An Bolivar , a Philadelphia
New BEpronD, May ss-Arr Monitor, Smith, St Croir via
Paov!DHs en Nay Proof GLASS EYef Emisr,,t,
Han Ss%aaSs' W Leeds. sdana Waldo tsoas
NEW HAvrv, May oazelr, Virginia Sid Lion, and
MRIs,ns ssa nay Orleans. and
York SD CHAR and Edward NYork; Kimbal Phila-
s"n"ssA May as@cd Denmark Lvepoo Celia New
New ORLEANS, May Arr Isabelle, tspl Matanz.s; CID
Esses Meteor and Bengal Lverpoo Louisians Hlah and
St john NB ~ -'ee'
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PRIMITIVE PHYsIC,
OR THE
NOLD WATER cir r

MYSTERY, Mischief and Misery neutralzed, by Hydro
pathy being POPULAR view Of the practsed by
Vincent Priessnitz Of Gaeenbergh safe and tried
remedy for disorders incidental the human Frame Here
frauds quackeries allure and msead
simple uatura curative within the reach and understanding
oa Reader fail e study and to PRACTISE this glorou.
in i will find treasure like the Scholar Of Salamanca,
profit mingled with pleasure New York published and sold
1875 Fulton street, and be had Of the booksee-price ga
my2 lmFrc
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THE PATENT
GALVANilCS RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.


DE- pa5s that Ss i. Easssd s
r. 81 G s' f aseSSssy Hs a
received Ss the medical
Of s who ss "A. sns s %
Rings have found 70 answer al. the 1o which
e%n rs Sa Without Injurious
which the application by these Instruments and
H,ss sIs more SAFE ana N
qred sufficient evidence Of their extraordinary in
they SI
s az @ %
and all nervous disorders The gayanc power
effects they produce upon system witnessed be
mh sS Ss thar in s IF az
ds.iroas testing their efficacy. Dr. crss the Anne
1sss prf ss sssaps s Ga
pared Be rendered.
II asF eiEIS sss with
accelerate the gavanc action only to be procured . the
NEW EMBROLDERIES.
IS q. sass The so S
direct from the EUROPEAN msnufactG5ies will be sold At
ton lots purchased auction sacrifice
S s1s
Hghnssk chsmisets richly embroidered, from M to s. 50
500 Embroidered Cos finished edges for ss usual price
isS Embroidered cspes, at $. usual pricsss:
Sleeves. s
SOD n.a Is. s. a.
s;:ss -
choice Of rich embroidered Handkerchief
which offered unusually cheap.
3cases Of various styles of Swiss and French Muslins in
lot new Muslin Trimmings Laces Wells, Hosiery, Gloves,
&C., &C.. all Of which will be sold decided bargains.
my3l 1m*rc No. J3 BROADWAY.
BUSTLES SUPERSEDED.
THE CIRCULAR SKIRT, combining comfort with ele-
ganes article peculiarly adapted for the present
No lady flash will be withoutit
To be had and orders received at
MRS KOETHEN'S Dressmaking Establishment,
m3i 3t$rc 1923 Spring street
M 1873 MAIDEN respectfully informs ths ladies q New
York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment i0s Canal street now open Spring
Neapotan braid and gimp Bonnets Of the newest Par
sian and London styles, just received par last
Country lner and Dress Makers supplied with the
Dresses and Robes Of the latest
fashion made order at the shortest notice
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to-
All descriptions Of Bonnets cleared and altered in the newest
styls. a24 lm*m
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Steamship Great Western, Matthews, commander from
Liverpool lite May, att Arrived on SANDY HOOK on
passed che sHp y, w IN nd a
r. lo M in at 80 Ion % TO- exchanged color with the
Brh h r,ue surry from Mobile e Hull running g the east
ousntity Of & ice or cebeg which detained the ship
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KNApp,S
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
back, breast side or limbs bruises, sprains &C., and for
give immediate and soothing relief.
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints of
the Liver, Lungs and Kidney
Persons Of sedentay habits whose business requires them
chest pain the side breast will find great relief by wear
ing one of these Pssters.
With regard to the efficacy Of these Pasters nothing
said - they carry with them their recommendation, and
the price being remarkably low sufficient
those afflicted TO give them a trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing de-
msnd for these Pasrs the popularity which they have
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have gwen that they decidedly superior any
Others in
pains spared in making them adhesive pabe AZ
possible and in rendering them free from all those objections
day. -
These Hases need but trial give every satisfaction de
Be sure and ask for Knapp Indian strengthening Plaster and
that his signature the back Of each Others s
genuine.
Made only by KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail a,
bis Medicine Warehouse No 362 Hudson street door below
King street New York Also for sale by the Druggists gene
rally. Price 10 l2 and 10 I'D cents each ms 2meodsrc
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Passengers Arrived.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Great Westem-AIarqus de Talaue
ey MIR A Craig, Mr. w Hanerkork, MIR IL Lowery, Mr. G
w Faber, Lady and Childen; Mr. Kock Mr. w schur
hardt Mr , CromNeil Mr. Jones; Mr. Park. Mr. JAG
Nash and Mr. Grscom, Mr. Whittelsey DR. Chase
Mr. Punnett Lady and Child Mr. Montois, Catherine ake
Mr. + Rotton and Lady, Mr. II Malibran Madm Mabran MI
Glitter, Lady and Child, Mr. SchuchsId Mr. A Roberts
Mr. Nilsson, Mr. w Patton, Mr. Valdes Mr. Juanes MI
Brown AID Child Nj Pg.age, Mr. g Jackson Mis-,
Lady, NJ Mechael MrW Richards bearer Dispatches
Mrs w NJ Richards-65.
RIO JANERo-Shp Courier-Mrs LlewcIlin Jones' Miss
Catherine Jones, Miss Froderica Jones' Mrs Sarah Jenkins
Miss Susan Jones, Mr. Llewn Jones' Mr. Foster Elliott
MIR James M Pitcaron.
NEw oRLEASs-Barque Montreler-B Robinson H Pore,
II Etarrook, M Eager
MoBmE-BaIque Margaret-A. Norton.
Rio GRArDE-Bargue Stephen Bmwer-Geo Savory and Id
ward Aen Esgrs Of Saem Robt Dixey, Esq. OF York
Passengers Sailed.
LIyEnrooL-Stcnmshlp Britannia, from Bostonl-Rev
McMellan Rey Patton Rev Reynolds Rev MIR Sullivan
Rev Campbell, Cart Brodussp, Lieut. + Shorthand, RN
" Evans MSemuel, Leslie, y Wallhens, Nj Purton 7
Rof Judge FTiderichson, Robt Owen Pom Sent Jules
ley, Firder, 7 Bradford, Christie Robt Wade, ii
Whtehonse II knowlton, Post, Hunt, Y Stewart,
y Js H9lpham D EsmaIg, Clark. w II selby,
sye Ss %e';s'
- Gmna, D Becher, NJ Shepherd, A Thorndke and
Brcke and DR. Roy, 81 For Halifax, Mrs Smith, Boggs
and s Small, 3. Total 10.
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Actual circulation El9696675 l972i 2I525 a5
There had been no material change in the movements
Of the bank between the 26h of April and the 10th of
May The falling of in the amount of deposits shows
an active demand for money but the operations in rail-
way shares extensive and mixed up with the
business of the bank that impossible to tell whether
any change in the operations have been caused by the
complexion of commercial matters or not
The report Of the banks of Scotland and Ireland made
out in the old FORM exhibits the annexed circulation on
the 26th of April -
PRoMIssoRy NorEs OF PROVINCIAL BANKS
IRELAND.
Chartered Private
and Joint Stock Bank of Private T. Joint
Banks. ireland. Stock Banks Total
April Is. E300l, 240 4O36,4OO 3Oi6,23i lO053 87I
March 49, .E2,950870 39i6,625 3lO5,552 0,003,On
Increase. f5o37o s9.775 30,aA
Decrease. 1881 =
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the AGENTS, lie
Der Co. Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
Tsrms75 month, including the Sunday paper; or 65
without it, delivered free of charge Of Pha
dephs Single copies Tor sale above daily at o'clock
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale Saturday
ingPrce 6 cents, So delivered part OF
Philadelphia free OF postage
" All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tabl ishment, issued, wholesale and retail.
&c With the exception Of one paper the Herald IS read
much perhaps in Philadelphia any published in that
city, aforing valuable medium advertisers. Advertise
handed to the agents half o'clock viii appear in
the Herald day.
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Married.

On Sunday afternoon, June l. by the Rev. Dr. Stull-
man, Mr.. JOSEPH CONRAD to Miss ARMENIA RoosE RYcx.
MAN, daughter Of Samuel Ryckman Esqr, all of this
CITY,
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DR.. s.. o. R &c II A r ID SONS
CONCENTRATED


SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this Medicine. offers the public
,s,tne the result Of an r and thorough nvo
,, y hosi % S s, with the
TESS to cure
clininEy life.
tomb Of roast, and boiled, and fesh and fish;
Where bile, and wind, and phegm and acid jar,
The synpahcs which between these and every
other Of the living body is the foundation Of dis
pains ownes: Of spGts &C.; aud these their turn
give birth 70 dyspa paptatioa Of the heart sho' mess Of
and Diseases which life and poison all
distinguished character of these Bitters most strkngs
their Deng TSF to ns
costivenes slight bilious difficulty and the like where
viii ss
frequently opera: more powerfully causing two or three eyncr
scc9mpshed they upon the system connection without
food each receiving mutual until the constitution
s Pssl' i BY SANDS
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway and II East Broadway.
ala lm*m
WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT OF 1914.
HE DEPOT for the sale of the Colts Pistols Rifles Car
Broadway to No. Barclay st. near Broadway under the Xer
l 1 ;s I ce Ssds Ty S s9 b h.s
n Aey dEyS and fnSs Ph p Nsw Co.,
with equipments Great imposons actised the
% is sso%
sdssd 70 be superior in every respect e any other Pistol
ks Prussia
Of France the Imapm Of Muscs all have them speak
Ai%y saS EsT x
some extent and the have given the most
n ~ Inv
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Month"; Brig America335 bales cotton N C Patt-r case
mdse Sauzer-2 bales Waldo-2 bbls tierccs Wood
house K co. "
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EXCHANGE BOARD May 3-5 shares American Ins Co 3d. Is
New England Worsted Co l0M; IS do boim, 1924 fremont
Ins Co l03 30 East Boston Co Nor Wo RI 49, do
73i4; 800 Wilmington RR 1915.
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The Provincial Bank Of Ireland has approved of the
measure of Sir Robert Peel for the future regulation Of
banking Ireland. The Bank Of Ireland has not at
tempted any opposition to the BILL and is supposed the
new arrangement will so into operation without any op
nnsition from anxrn rfar
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Foreign Importations.
RIO GRANpEBsrque Stephen Brewer-OC ego hides 900 on
horns Hnrbeck co3t5 hides horns Sayory OF
Salem8 bales wool do hair Rciards-2 bags do order
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TO CANADA SHIPPERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive goods At this
port and transmit the to Canada for the benefit OF
drawback He will attend to the necessary Custom House bust
here and elsewhere the routes and the debentu
money to the shippers For further particulars apply to
aia lmisrc No 10 Wall ~
WRAPPING PAPER-7 900 reams Cap and Crown Wrap
w ping Paper, for sale by - "'
63 and07 Nassau st
ALSO, So0 rsams Tissue Paper various coon. my33 RI
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

~ n
liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
skim The great superiority Of this Dye consists in is easy
mode of application and eecta Other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
application.
Extract from the "Philadelphis Daily upnALIxASpERs
TR!coBArHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
from gray to black instant aneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum Several Of
have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known Alexanders TrcobaPhea and
valuable discovery and has failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying gray hair
whskers, it imgarts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists 40 Broadway; Aspn
wall % William street, johnson Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden
druggists throughout the United States sole agents.
H. < u. A. WRIGHT, % South xth street,
my14Im*je PHILADELPHIA.
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprieton .....; Messn French and Heiser.
dn Entire Change of Entertainments.
CONCERTS A LA MUSARD.
Admission rs Cents
Monday Evening, june ed,
The entertainments will commence with Grand Operate
Overture.
Mademoisee Desjardines will dance Fl Jaleo de Xeres
Yankee Hill will givea Humorous Entertainment
After whice Miss Pray will dance La Tyroenne and Made
moiselle Desjardines La Smolenska.
To conclude with Herr Cline the Tight rope
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Door. open at halfpast O'Clock. Performance to
0o'clOck
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
ayESS f & H ss ssf
cenIty Mr. Placids; Lady Gay spanksr Mrs. G. Barrett
To sesfads Dr;%s ~ WHITE
First Tier IS Csnt.-Bores, ID and Sd Tier. 50 c.u-Pira
Doors open 4 o'clock and the Curtain win rise precisely
NlBLO'S GARDEN.
wedn wudhL RhE yeo,Pg ,v ON an
With gorgeous Fairy Spectacle the production Of which
SEVEN z IF 't fife sAsa
s;.|s i Il n Ss s:s NJ S1ssss
Mr. A'ss''Is SiI f'sii Y; evening
brilliant n , Many ofts coors are entirely new and
rSS1 se In" is win always be in attendance to main
=. r''a .''s! & iSss !:
NEW B6WERY THEATRE.
Lessss.. Mr. J. Tryon Acting Manager Mr. w Dnneord
'Ifss 4ss oass s.aisP, M ls G s. Asasz.SH
BENEFIT Sf MS Sl u Charles,
MSS1Y FyEHs sfSs s be Nj
Charles; Letta Hardy Mrs Charles.
EesR :.f H. h es NJ
A :Af As aAss IA. tSs:. Scene Private Mad
Clog Horppipe, Mr. Goodwin.
The whole conclude with the Irish Farce Of HIS LAST
LEGS-O'Callaghan, rshman of Genius his last legs
Mr. Charles
OF Tomorrow evening favore Comedy with other
tainments for the Benefit Of Mrs Phillips j2 1t+ec
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Monday Evening, Juno I'D,
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE
SEREN-ADERS,
MEssRs oE FREazM sTTASSy WSsar HsARRSoroS
On which eSess9a vii b ntrqanssd variety Of NEW
Admiration IS Cents
~ For particulars small bills.
Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office from
10 A. NJ. until 4 p M.
Doors at 7L-Concert at 0L o'clock.
An Efficient Police attendance preserve ORDER under
the direction of officer Stevens.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2.


...,.....4 81 MOON RISES ..... NJ
SUN sErs..............7 % HON WATER ...... 81
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said young lady day since 10 her friend HOY 90
YOU manage to keep them such perfect order r., why
said she in reply ~ DR. Castle the other day having
before them much he cleaned them io
told me thar If would Dr. Shermau's Orris Tooth
atog and NEEDLE with trashy washes and
dentrifces only would have beautiful OF teeth al
ways but also would preserve ny teeth from the collection OF
decay also avoid bad breath have ollowedh directions
and do and persuaded that you would do as
have done would the difference own
tee which naturally good but literally ruined n appear
by the trash what than ash for the ar
tcles you destroy the enamel and will destroy the
teeth altogether"
Dr. Shemans warehouse No. 06 Nassau street His SCENTS
Brodway 10 Aston House, 2 Hudson street, 1888 Bowery
East Broadway &c William street; and 80 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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VAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON.
P. DE LA Rec. MANAGER.
Monday Evening, June the I'D,

VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON.
DE LA Rec. MANAGER.
Monday Evening, June the I'D,
GRAND SALOON. #E
IN Entire Change of Performance each Epfning.
The following ladies' and gentlemen will have the honor Of
appearing:-
Madmelle Pauline de La Grand the graceful Daneuse from
the Paris Theatres.
Miss A. Homer, the graceful Dansuese
Miss II. Roberts, a charming Danseuse.
Mr. Ryall the well-known Comic Danger
Mr. w. j. Hamilton, the favorite Ballad Singer
Mr. d. Gardiner the humorous Comic Singer
Also, the Celebrated Band Of
ETHIOPIAN OPER.ATTC BROTHERS and
SISTERS!
Known as DAN GARDNER, the celebrated Negro Wench;
SAM JOHNSON, that old rough Niger: Z. WHITE, J.
MYERS. s. COLE aud MASTER BRYANT, forming to-
an instrument from the Banjo to the Bones.
70 For particulars small bills.
fE;-AdmissiOn % Cents. 80
u No postponement on account Of weather.
Doors at ~ O'Clock. Performance commence at ga
o'clock.
efficient Police in attendance under the direction ofocer
Hsstn. j2 1wxrc
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Bedseads Of mahogany black walnut, cured maple plan
$40: according 10 the style and fnish
The attention Of the public especially called the Patent
Premium Right aud Left Screw Dedscad This bdtead must
be examined before its qualities be known They cannot
yell be stated advertisement They have been IN use about
Institute, and 900 have been soldwht
better evidence wanted of the value Of the article Every
hotel and boarding the United States should this
acknowledgement families cannot do without them
old Feathers and Mattresses made
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