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With face all freckled and sore,
And hair her shoulders about,
A woman sat by her toilet glass,
Squeezing the pimples out
Ontspake the woman in pain

With a face all frecked and sore,
And hair her shoulders about
A woman sat by her toilet glass,
Squeezing the pimples out
Ontspake the woman in pain
!" This cannot be endured,
Without a cake Of GouRAUp,s Soar.
may not hope to be cured
Long have l."
But we will the remainder of what said for som
future time suce to that she did buy Of
ra9ds Italian soap and that she was nndenaby cured This
choicest friends and patrons. -
Buy the genuine only 81 Walker street. frat store mind
.RoM Broadway5o cents cake Agents rs Chestnut aet.
Philadelphia; Milk street. Boston, Carleton Co. Lowell
Green Co.. Worcester; Dyer. Providence Bliss Springfield
+ c. ferre, Mddletown Myers, New Haven; Backus Bull
Troy Pierce, Albany Tousey, Rochester, Storr Hudson
All philadelphia Subscriptions to th-
HEeALD be paid to the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
Buildings, Third street, Chestnut, where single copies
may also be obtained daily at O'Clock.
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment, wholesale and retail.
" With the exception Of paper the "Heraldn is read
much perhaps in Philadelphia paper pubshed in
that citN aording valuable medium to advertisers Adv
pear in the Herald next day. n4 1y
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Deafness.-Dr. NC Nnir's Acoustic OH has
the wonderful aud has proved 10 safe relief
for all complaints Of the All deaf persons who
becoming and for convenience sake intending
ear 1mpts to enable them to converse with their ends
bra.ed Oil which, all probability will bring permanent re-
Aa.k
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PosT OFFICE REroRM.-We give in another CO.
lumn report of the proceedings at the meeting in
this city yesterday Of the friends of cheap postage
and a reform Of the Post Office Department. 1t is
fully time for all who really desire to see that great
and benefcsnt measure effected, to move in its fa-
vor There is sufficient ground for the apprehen-
sion that 1t may be defeated in the House. to usl-
fy and demand the most energetic and prompt de-
monstratlons throughout the country, in favor of
the Immediate passage of the bill. If any other
great public question be lost sight of in the dust
and tumult OF faction, let not this measure of Post
Office reform be permitted to fall to the around.
II can be decided IN day or two in the House,
and now is the time for the people to speak out and
demand that il be at once passed upon and made
law
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor at his OnIy y
Agency 81 Walker street. first store Broadway.

Daliey's Pain Extractor mt half.price, at
the Original Office 81 Courtland warranted genuine
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GRAND Vocal AND Instrumental CONCERT
comes off on Friday evening, in the Tabernacle,
Broadway. The New York Melodeons, Mrs
Strong, Miss M. Taylor, and whole host of juve-
nile musicians are to make their appearance on
the occasion.
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peas OF laughter.
Empire Club.-A Meeting OF the .lCmplre
ZIP E es held Ih. EyeTs1s Fsbasy 18Th St. johns
Ss'sa city iss
immediate i'm hsaans.asi9n of Texas Of
Lesbia hath beaming eye,
But her brow is speckled,
itisv Il IS yery r. 4 frscEieSS. re SfsS h'Sh'
p5i And wS js;,s: m1,;s:s,s. ..ssi as ,; that
She's like for all that.
Lesbia hath to Gouraud's gone
Hs5is !: iiIs d Re f.1.a stone
posare sG 1sss s"b;Is aA sii.a Ss ii, sssp ss''sd
S.sss s!ssss sis brings. is ss sa made he,
And she's sweet, and fair, and all that.
the s
first store FROM Broadway
Although DR.. Folger's OIosaoniap, or All
E n % h Pn sno S
,9so and s, cough asthma il
whs sy; y % with
on Ao 0s and at los
A Splendid Article OF Table Mustard took
the premium the fair Price of shilling per box 81
Courtlanu street.
Hevves Llniment and Elixir for the cure OF
oS .nse. . $ s
bean s u any $ s @ il %
fed e a: 1S S
p Es Ss
ss.'d ss: to % as 9
sSi s: 'Sy ~. ]; i s. S';'
Who VIII he Iyon.Iv Trg,v ~ O,a .<
lsa. in sppsaranssa-HsTe read The history Of who
msss .ai his
S6is ss
pmpss bIoes; sstis. sanSrfn %crPhsw % .. S any
IL s!ss; ysT 3 asiSs; :s 'ss vii
make theha grow clean and soften tmake tbeautiu and
ssT " s
ssIss who believe impossible to force human hair 70 grow
~ e
ey y a hS9s m .nS 5 fssaanss it, Sold only ibis
Conneps Magical Pain Extractor This
healing Saye has obtained reputation far exceeding any
especially in burns Instantly slayny all pain and heal
:rsSy q s:s.i s%:s
this great anaye and subsantate this assertion by
e. .nd Ss,s & 1 I city a:sa
TINS article to please ths user and Of the following
$! s::! E::!s: E::t g::;. Lids i: ss s:.
Ulcers s,d sore sore, Lips; Dressing for Blister
on New Second
st. Louis.
Deafness.-Dr. NC Nnir's Acoustic on has
been used by hundreds Of who entirely deaf
the most wonderful success aud has proved be safe relief
becoming and convenience sake
ear t,umIs To enable them with their lends
baed Oil, which, all probability will bring permanent
LIEF Sold at 81 Courtandt ss Fulton Brooklyn. Price
Those OF our Citizens who desire q good Me-
dcne will find the justly celebrated Pills OF Dr. Bran
and hopeless persons the scientific .k OF phys
clans had consoed them with the that they could
do s S sps.s mSs GT R :.
to The weak and dsiicse Be- ~
weakness the and corrupt humors Of the body They
qure change the diet, any kind Plain direc
ons each boA 80 that every one his compe
Sold At Dr. Brandreths Princip. Office No. 2il Broad
way-ketail Offices ga Bowery, and 2il Hudson
With face all frecked and sore,
And hair her shoulders about,
woman sat by her toilet glass,
Squeezing the pimples out:
Outspake the woman in pain
- his cannot be endured
Without cake Of GouRAups Soar,
may not hope to be cured.
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Medical NOtice.-The Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
w. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and Consul.nr Rooms Of the College 95
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Who Will be Homely, ugly, or Old, a
To Persons OF Education and common

To Persons OF Education and Common
where intended always should but where disease
stopped tbs growth diseased the roots thus
fall many persons have cheated BY dishonest
auaca By! never aecompsqg the desired
small bottles of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative at
.hilnss so that all rich tes they will find that
DIRK fine and beautiful and for dressing hair
city at SO Chatham st. and 323 Broadway
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PARK THEATRE.-General Welsh, and his un-
rivalled company Of Equestrians, continue their
most successful career For the two past evenings
the house has been a regular jam-boxes, par
quette pit, and gallery, regularly crowded, and all
went off amid the strongest expression Of approba-
tion
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Lesbia hath a beaming eye,
,.l But her brow is speckled.
Though 1t is 10 very high,
Tt ia vorxy fr.cLl.d


Healing Basam has been Introduced but short time pub
lie notice are informed that IFS sale has been and
expectations Of those who have ussdt aays dately
most violent and distressing cough relieves the asthma
s forms has been used with unvayng
those where symptoms Of decline
and all who have used become acquainted with
ties be the remedy present day Try
it, and will be disappointed For sale Nassau
door above Ann and at Mrs Hays 9 Fulton street, Brook
lun-
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A Splendid Article OF Table Mustard took
the first premium the fair Price of shilling per box
Courtland street.

Hevve's LIn!ment and Elixir for the cure OF
RheumatismThis old and staunch remedy is still in the field
carrying all before it, and throwing all other remedies
BEEN built upon the reputation Of this in the shade
ed success has induced numbers to initiate 6u without
article Persons confined for their beds have many
instances been entirely cured and able attend their bus
ness after using bottle Persons after trying every other
cs are Obliged az as to res9. to this certain remedy be
50 PoydIas ST. New Orleans; 50 Second ST. St. Louis.
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DEAR siR-In few short hours more the ST. Patrick
will have accomplished her rst voyage the Atlan-
tic Before separate, would unitedly express to
you hearty approval Of your noble vessel and OF
perfect adaptation to the service for which she is
tended. e
Her sailing qualities have been fully tested in calm and
storm and the result mus, be highly gratifying TO you,
under whose immediate supernendence she built.
The voyage from New York Liverpool has beon ac-
compshed within the period oitweny dsysa fair aver
age that you labored under the
serious disadvantage Of the loss Of ysur main
mast and OF having had your orenas sprung by heavy
squall, on the 6fth night out OF port.
OF yonr attention to the duties Of your ship and to the
comfort of hs passengers under care we can speak
in terms Of the highest praise and we beg you wall ac
csp from u.s. individually and collectively our warmest
Acknowledgements
The enterprise Of the owners OF the st. Georges Line
cannot fail in our estimation to commend itself to the
very favorable notice Of the mercantile and travelling
community when they build such vessels as the st Pa
trick and place them under the charge OF commanders Of
such skill and experience esteem you sir be-
We beg you will convey to your oficers thanks for
their exeron and for the support they rendered you
ON all emergencies
with sincere wish that you and the st. Patrick may
together long traverse the Atlantic In safety and with
prosperous gales, we bid you farewell
Your friends and well wishers,
SIGNED BY THE PAssEEeERs.
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Total ..".lo4635 917 lo6 o8 $50 2,72l 352 2Ss53io
This table shows slight increase in the quantity o.
yarn and thread exported in 1916, compared with 1874
but there has been decrease in the value of yarn
ports The value of cotton yarn exported from January
lst October 26th ls43 f5,7267s4 Same time in
1884, f5 $40, and for the time ls45,
E5379 400 It will be by this that although there
we're l4l27o3 pounds Of cotton yarn exported in
ls45 than in 1874 the aggregate value $40 less
showing that there must have been great decline in
prices The aggregate value Of British manufactures ex.
ported for the first nine months of ls43 and 49, was
as annexed -
w.. - D.. ,,..-.--- r
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VALuE OF BRIrsH MANUFACTURES EXPORTED


Total. ,3os,495 4o26s, 1866 4o33s,I 85
OF the exports in ls43, f2 s67 in cotton ma
nufactures exclusive of yarns; E49a,755 in woollen
yarns and f5 iO $50 in woollen manufactures in 1884,
fl4557 sos in cotton manufactures f760676 in wooen
yarns and &c 742 in woollen manufactures and in
ls45 ETA 236 in cotton manufactures fs35 37o
in woollen yarns, and &c 224ss in woollen manu-.
factures
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Highly Important from Washington.
The intelligence from the seat OF government is
becoming very interesting and important. The war
session OF Congress opened on Monday, and we
may now exr.c, a fiji expression u c9lnion from
the capitol
We refer our readers TO the annexed reports and
correspondence.
1t will be that General Cass, in calling up his
resolutions relative TO the naval and military condl
ton OF the Union, passed in rev. .ew the Oregon
question, the Mexican difficulties, our relations with
England, &c, &c, and charact erised our position
as one OF danger and wearlngs threatening aspect.
1t may be considered as v arke demonstration,
and the General has thus op eoed the whole affair to
the country, in new and critical shape
This movement Of ihs war section was onoosed
by Mr. Mangum, n speech in which the ghost Of
Tyler appeared.
II 10 very probable that this matter will 90 through
the Senate win speech from each Senator, and
perhaps through me House also with speech from
each member. II So the debate will be worse than
war itself.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1915.
The War Question in the Se,Iats-A Bono EIpiod-
.J-No lines Lost.

The debate in the Senate to-day will cause a Ire.
roendous sensation throughout the country. j
smells unequivocally Of war. Gen. Cass's opening
bomb shell created at once counter explosion
Never have we seen Mangim exhibit such power
a. to-day, in his reply TO Gen. Cass The man
sooke with the eoquence OF Clay, full OF PATRIOTISM
get devoted 10 peace. Among his forclbie image :
was one which ought not TO pass unnotlced. he
,errino 10 the tremendous naval force OF Great T..
,ain h. said. that ia The event OF war, che c"''
make the whole Atlantic sea board IN a slroccc ~
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS
MIR g. ROBERTSON respectfully informs his friends
vA aud the public that he has opened classes the above
ir giving the modes of dancing
Days oftut9aW ednesdays aud SATURDAYS from stos M
uem.n A private class for ladies' from NJ. Assem-
bi.s will take place senimonth y--schoars free season
tickets 49, he above have been newly painted and
i.iited most elegant style and Mr. T. inses parents
and guardians that every effort will be used the
fort Of pupils while at school, Those wishing subscribe
Mr. r. will give his first Grand Ball OF the Mon
day Dec IS Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies' be
had the Class Rooms, at Mr.. RS 10 Canal street
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VANAMBURGH Il CO.'S
FOOL o. ICAL EXHIBITION
No, So Bovery.

Opposite the Bowery Theatre, will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls45.
lvl brilliant has returned al er having collected with
greet and expense he mos sp,.ENDiD AND EXTEN-
hhed this couatry which collection u hs design
ib 70 the New York public while making Preparations for
The eng season.
Doors open from 10 to in IN. morning; and from 10
o'clock in the afternoon aud 10 o'clock in the evening
For particulars see bills II The day. dla im'rc
TIE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
NOW on exhibition 2 Broadway, corner Of Chambers
Europe Including Royal Families. CARDINALS Bishops, Pro-
lessons OF FINE Arts, &c.
These consist elegant highly finished Paintings
representing the most aud minute manner the ioi
lowing interesting objects
Part OF the Church of the Holy Grave jerusalem
tain,rg the Uncon Stone.
21e Of the Charch and Convent of saua Maria
Del Monte Ia Rome by Moonlight
sThe Catcombs OF the Denedctne Monastery at Subiac
CO. near Rome with Funeral Service Of fraternity BRO
Paris, taken from the Pont Neuf New Bridget
3Ihe Magnificent Square Of ST Mark In Venice one OF the
most beautiful places OF hi curars town. surrounded BY the
6Consan'inope, tax from the Asatic shore scuary
where presents Of the most maj.s magnificent aud
nation.
7Pompei near Naples as is at present This City de-
soyed by an eruption Of Mount Vesuvns NJ the seventy
yeas Of our present considered the wonder
OF Italy may be sad that the destiny Of had
served that cy model Of the spirit The customs, the rel-
and the of the Ancens Our mind stricken
at the view Of hose houses those pies and the forum
there The whole Of tina mighty genius
by whose commands the walls Of the towers Capua
and the delicious retreats Of the Sybas erected
Views exhibited will not be repeated IA the
following changes.
The above will be open only until Saturday inclusive (when
others will be substituted and Of which due notice will be
gven) daily Sunday foom IL to aud from TO IN
the evening.
Admiitance cents-Fames of persons including chill
1rsn.
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Died.

On Tuesday morning, after long and painful illness.
JVlh HAMILTON ksIcHT, aged 10, daughter of Mrs
hsh ana neiceof John Povey, both of the Park Thea.
tc.
Their friends are respectfully requested to attend the
inneIa without iufher notice. on Friday next at half
Ter street. : 80
On Tuesday the 10th instant, Moran Ma,r,xn infant
months and thirteen days
At Eestchester, Westchester County, N. v, on the
ION instant hiasnsr" SomrHvulr, in the soih year Of
h,r age
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be obtS ed at the usual places of the various Memb

MR.. BURKE'S SECOND CONCERT.
BURKE respectfully informs his friends and the New
place Tuesday Evening Dec 23d at Nibos Concert
Saloon Broadway which he will be assisted by
several persons Of eminent talent =
Tickets One Dollar each be had at the Music Stores and
at he door ,
Further parcuars in future adj ersements. dis 5s'rh
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THE SUBSCRIBER most RESPECTFULLY iatimsei TO the
fashionable public Of New York. that he has established
himself in the ornamental confectionery business. His
rence Of this branch gained in the
peisof Europe aud the United States his superiority Of work
mansip and artist enables him furnish parties and we'd
dng with Pymmids Temples Of description Ice Cream
ces belonging to the profession Of superior style and
not of the thoroughares but those ladies' who
pleased their orders rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction.
Dinners and attended aud walters
provided. l.. LEYPOLDT,
nl3 3awlmfrc No l2I Spring street
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1872 BROADWA Y.

CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity of Rings Verbena Cream" throughout the
United States has never been approached by other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered possesses
the soening effect the roughest boards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does
der the directions for use, of 80. II. Ring
Prepared and for sale wholesale retail and for expectation
by L. H. RING, Druggist,
1872 Broadway, corner John street,
(Late De VIM. Ii. Minors
N B-Rngs Cough Candy and Elixer Of Life, for sale
sho dry
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DoDWORTH would beg leave to inform n! his
friends that il is his intention to commence Private
Dancing SCHOOL, at his residence 4s Broome street. Mon
day afternoons Oct Goth From his long with the
Dancing world, aud having avaed himself of Ii strucoDs
from the best masters that have visited this such
Paul glioni aud others .! like ceebrtyhe feels he is
we qualified teach any in the city; his musical
education will certainly him ADVANTAGE
At the profession. Be that those who IA
vor him with their patronage rely acquiring correct
and fashionable style OF Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter of q Lessons, including the Quadrlle Waltz
Gailope and Polka .........S $40 90
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, 90
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
Ga Monday and Thursdays, o'clock for Ladies and
Misses l2 years of age.
On Wednesday and Saturday, o'clock for Misses and
Boys under IL years of age-and
On Monday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday fer Gen
temen at o'clock p nj.
second Glass will be formed from to TO- for toss who
cannot attend earlier.
Private Lessons given other hours either resi-
dence of the pupil or at the school. o2I Intro
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GEOLOGi-NATURAL HISTORY.
WILEY * PUTNAM,
"a

lave on sALE-ELENlENl s OF GEOLOGY, pre-
pared Ur the Of Schools and Colleges by W. >. W.
Ruschenberger d. U. Navy, Ne, illustrated by 800 en-
graviugs-PIice 80 cents.
Also Ruschenbeger First Books of Natural History CON
sidered by dist aused scientific section OF the
United States the best series Of elementary works
offered to the public -
Orders promptly supplied above and by the publishers
1RIGG v ELLIOT,
nal 6weod.rc No. 9 North Fourth street Phil ,derha.
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INTERPRETATION OF WATCHES.

INFORMATION OF WATCHES.
HAVING just received from Europe, with assortment
of fine Gold aud Silver Watches aud Movements lot
Independent seconds snd double time Watche, and Move
ments entirely style and OF finish,
this opportunity call the Of all the watch
business visit stock which, 10 respect will be
fou nd advantag eous, both for price and quality.
DELACHAUX " MARE,
No 1877 Fulton street, New York.
r. S.--Engaged also the watch making business,
the repairing Of all kinds OF Watches and
ticulay those Of fine and difficult works. nit lm@m
EEATHERs-io 900 lb. Western LIVE Geese, for SALE v
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REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair and
"A restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach Of
MERITS THE CHEMicL BAIsAM on HAIR lNvIeoRroR.-r
prevents Badness removcs Dand and Cuaneous scrun
keeps the Hair in It's natural color and prevents rom
turning IS now presented to world with hIm DC
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative Of the Hsir
will be found Trial unequacd Prepared solely by H. iha
lon, No 2ii Broadway.
Agents-O. Fish 4 Co., Washington d. o.; Aver Phel,,,
10 Broad Columbus Georgia. Tutte, Assembly Build
ngs Of Tenth and Chestnut Philadelphia a. ce
corner Of Court and Hqwsnd Boston ,r p~w
Ulster Co.. N y; " LOG. row. No Beaver street.
.. rousey Syracuse T.; Goton Anderson, Newport A.
l.. and No I73 Division street, opposite Ludlow M T.
- o2a im.mc
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FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN Res
TAJJRANT

oNuh fAMO respectfully informs his patrons and the
- puoic that he has opened Restaurant, his well known
ana popular Old stand ABIDING the Opera House He will
preakab Dinners and Suppess IN the French American
any similar establishment in the city
sisnor Fano trusts that Of his old friends will kindly
rememb. his peculiar abnies caterer Tor epicures
unner " hres dwhes at choice, with half bottle OF caret
Or re porter Nc may be had daily for s cent? only His
az the lowest prices and served IN the best manner
Nb-hot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
usual. ~ PALMO
MA lmfr nChambers
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SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLEs,
TEA TRAYS. &c.
'HE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid
OF Solar Lamps Of various perns Suspendng and Bracket
Soiars; Chandeliers with from five lights; t aud
pronxed Grandoes, Of entire patterns trimmed with
S'ntish prisms 1.-THE finest lusre, and pairs.
ESQ M assortment Of Japanned Tea Trays of Gothic and
osa patterns which he offers for wholesale and retail
upon 'he most reasonable terms.
, JOHN w. MORGAN,
NJ Ioa Fulton street door east ot Broadway.
ma, lamr mn az the above establishment, journey
800 ,, ..ln-r. NIL im.mc
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GRAND SOIREES MUSICALES, EVERY
NIGHT,
a T PINTEAUXS Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon, 3o1
"A Broadway. New engar enen OF Mr. and Mrs. Coli,ns
the greatest comic singers know in this couutry. ,
N: B-Rereshments. Breakfast and supper, OF the best
kind always be had at the bar with the attendance Of
iul walters.
Also magnificent Fancy Ball Dresses lett enquire at the
bar. dl7 lwsr
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
D.ch IL eh.nnnh Ia xsaad Cf<r ,aIn 1,-f,cIns


TIHE subscribers daily receiving and continually adj
Gloves, Suspender &c Their assortment Of all articles APP
pertaining the wardrobe of the fashionable genteman will
in this city, and well worthy the attention. Of
and residents The subscribers long and intimate know ledge
Of every department Of their business the senior hav
for the last years been actively engaged in the
ces, selected and manufactured by us, may be de
finish bot in the durability Of their workmanship
Particular attention is devoted the Ready Made Linen De-
garments manufactured Establishment,
after the approved French method tastiy and
faithfully made and fashioned to suit the form Of the
Gentlemen sending their by mail may depend having
their goods of best quality and fair and moderate prices
with punctuaty tby Express of the country
and all favoung us with call may depend being suited
at the old Establishment of PARSELLS & AGATE.
dc Intro 237 Broadway, corner of Park Place.