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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
60 DIynne Street.

II. PARKER Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
"A fully informs his Friends aud the public in general that
he hos received magnificent collection Oil Paintings
and Antiquities, Consisting of japanese Porcelain Jars and Va
ses Flower Bottles Plates Dishes Cups md Siucers; old
cent the 10th century, and two Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the 1913 and 1877 formerly belonged to
the Cardinal Ximenies Great Inquisitor Of Spain
has been this country Of which he dispose
moderate prices Ladies' and Gen lenen 4 wish to
yourself call and examine this splendid collection.
Also, carved Chairs for Cath oc Churches be
from 10 A. NJ. till 6 r. M. je27 2rns rh
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BowERy THEATRE This evening the great Pete
Morris takes his benefit on which occasion va
mirers Of the drama. The worthy proprietor, Mr..
Champlin has devoted all his attention to the comfort
OF the public and hope that Pete Morris may have
.mper tonight
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AL EiainGciphia subscriptions the
HERALD must be paid the AGENTS Zia
hsr Co., Ledger Building Third street. Chestnut
Terns-I5 cents month, including the Sunday paper;
cents without it, delivered free of charge any part Ph
dephs Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
The WEEKLY HERALD also sale every Saturday morn
ingPce Ga cents per annnm delivered in any part OF
Philadelphia, free OF postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their es
tabllshment issued wholesale and retail
IL With the exception of paper, the Herald is
much Perhaps Philadelphia any paper published in that
city, otording avalusbe medium Advertise
men handed TO the agents half o'clock will appear IN
The Herald next day.
Caution-TO the Pubiic.-Dr. A. II. Cristie
the miutons of his Gavaoic Rings which are offered for
sale by ~dars and at various places throughout the city,
they are ntely devoid OF beneficial influence The oniy
place m New York to obtain the Gvmc Rings
Magnetic Fluid at Dr. Crsfe's Office, l3i Fulton street
fSun Building )=Eu See adv eftisenen another column
3tsrh
Boston subscriptions 10 the New Yor,
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents. REpprSo s.
Cos State street. TemsS quarter three cents for
WEEKLY HrgALD, every Saturday morning. price cents OF
So per annun
All and cheap publications for soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Thers' Napoleon.
Medical NOtice.--Ehe Advertisement ts OF the
Rev York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression OF Quaekery the Of all Diseases
hereafter the fourth page end last column of this
PAPER w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
Nfc- rrd tc"sntur Rnns ~ III" Colirrs aa Nn,sanr
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SEA BATHING
LONG BRANCH. NEW JEE

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
w. Sst his house open for the accommodation Of board
daring the The fare will be six dollars
week and every attention will be paid their comfort and
pleasure Good will he in constant ATTENDANCE
The steamer Oris will leave New York every day. from Fa
Market Slip, and Stages will he in readiness the Ocean
iane l9 1876 SAMUEL COOPER.
eIa 6wkec
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGyERREOTYp ARTISTS

THE undersgnrdhave made application Letters Potent
Tor their process color Dsguerreotype Pictures
This produces effect known before and changes
the Of the Dagueeoype that of the finest paint
This coorng process done by itself guided only
by the hand of the and machinery 1t be reformed
fcy understood glance IL also be com municated
writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for City
County make heeiore BY addressing
(post padl to w. & r. LAN0ENHE1M,
Jy3 I'm rrc Exchange Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE-
AIS Washington street,

THE public respectfully Informed that the above named
house which has been fitted up with all the mod I'm i'm
povemen will be opened for the reception visitors on
Monday, July at O'Clock which hour splendid dinner
will be up In the fitting Of the house every
ton has been paid u render fayorite resort for those who
dine down town; the size OF the dnng is 50 by feet
fitted with best of beds aud will be found be
venient Boarding House. borders have their
any hour Of the day.
Under the immediate su upcr,tend nre and dir con of
jy7 iw~ec ~ NAY ITfSCONB.
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Married.

ut Lodi Cottage, New Jersey, the sth instant by
the Rev. Wm r. Bogsrdus, CHARLES PRIcE, OF this
city, to HELENA s. daughter Of David j. Anderson, Of
the former place.
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LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY
BATH BUILDINGS.o
TROY HOUSE TROY. MY.

TROY HOUSE, TKOY, w Y.
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Propretors-This House, so
~ oag aud avoaby known to the travelling public IS now
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations made
which the extension Of the Dining room, TO length
of and by folding doors connecting be extended
to one hundred aud thirty fee thirty new parlor with bed
attaced pleasant and the number OF sixty
have been idedaodng accommodations for 300 PERSONS
The house has been painted aud papered throughout.
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga, start from the front
fs house. IL il also but few steps from the steamboat
landing.
The propretos by their personal ateuton their bu-
sness and guests and increased patronage
CHARLES 8. COLEMAN.
Late Of the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ. ROGERS,
Jul lms Late of tn Steamer Empire.
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestn mt Street, between 9Th and 5th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS inform their friends and
the travelling public they hsve taken the above house for
mek known the Marshall House) and have made extensive
alterations aud improvements IN its INTERIOR having spared
expense 70 render OF the most pleasant aud fashionable
the city The parors the chambers
large and well the furniture entirely Its
public and convenient the depos of the
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the dlicacies Of the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected
The propreors hope and experience
in the business to satisfaction thoss who favor
BAGLEy, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, (lats of Jones HoteiJ
Henry {. Mackenzie, tormeriv Of the Warrington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July lat, iW jys Smseo
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BURT0N's THEATRE,


ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Thursday, July 10.
The perform will commence with drama
called THE SEAMSTREsS-Meicy. the Sc mistress, Mrs.
Burke " III Hoods celsbr led Song Of The Shr' Plain
wood, Mr.. Johnson Bobbi Mr. Buras; Bob Debt Mr..
Tha, er; Goldring Mr. Jervs
THE HARRINGTONS will 20 through act Of their ele
CAN'T .ymnasa Master William, five years old, will throw
b,ck o"erst white e'pi from shrd ,I.Ito the stage
Mr. Burton Mr.. Thayer. AID Miss Kirby will nnIear.
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TO LET IN BROOKLYN.

AFA THE Store No. 40 Fulton street. opposite 10 Front
M street, being "f the best sta ds in Brooklyn for
clothing store. 1t Is suaed in the immediate vicinity
nigh, be eccnpied for most KID II business he base
mcnt has been finished III family could back Of the
store, and the has been finished for offices. To
good tenant would he let low. Apply the premises
20 S,nls street, Brooklyn iy93 -rc
MUSIC.
"A LADY, who has Thorough knowledge OF Music being
taught by the first Europe and feeling herself
fully instruct in that would wish
TO devote her time to the instruction Of young ladies' mode
rate terms addressed A. c. the Office Of this
piper shall be puucualy attended to. je28 imsrc
few active, intelligent men, rs agents
~ for the sale Of aud popular Publications. in different
parts Of the country $500 per year their board will be
insured them in writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000
employ will doubt make $1,000 per year. clear Of all
and there about half dozen places open which
pr ned each will have his district and will be
sary ios them to have least S25 $50 obtain good fitting
sone need apply unless he has thai for
cial 10 them, az well as TO u.s.
Apply 93 Duane street Is,,er. n,,s, ~. mo-, ns;a
je2 Im+rh 'ss'N'" "'"s' oe Po'' f"iu
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Vnuxhait Garden Saloon, BoNery.
OPEN EVFRY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
In n,,o Nb,JI;uu

6HTISSION O7lIV OHe SNWfWp
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY
Positively no Free List exc pit TO the Press;
THE SALOON is crowded every evening by the elite OF
the cry wte the csste and eleg.nt rerfor Of
the le ted company engaged Miss A Homer: the
American Elsser; Miss Orvie lite or Nhlos; Barey Will
i,"s, the ebated Irish Com. dia Dan Glner the unap
proacha le Negro Wench; Goodwin the Comic Ds GER
Nso th Ehiopiil Oaer tic Brother. md Ssters-Messrs
Whock. g rdner, White, Johnson and Bryant
Doors open at71a-perfrinance to commence at 81.
An efficient Police attendance under officers Martin aud
Bid. jy7 lwsec
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ALEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE.

ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a ii
qud Dye which changes the color of the
skin. The superiority of this dye consists its
requiring from twelve hours produce change Its
superior excellence will be apparent to single
application
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sunr-ALExANpER's
TRicoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
tonishng 1t tried yesterday in Office and the change
from to black was issantaneous.
For sale by Rushton CO. druggists, 40 Broadway Apin
wall 5 William street johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar street; and of the principal
druggists hrou hop the United states Of sole agents
X. K q. A. WRIGHT 85 South street,
jy8 ln-tn. Philadelphia.
ROARD-Oae two single gentlemen be handsomely
- accommodated with furnished unfurnished with
brrakf and private family 1903 Grand street, be-
Broadway and Mercer The house large and
pleasantly situated the family small and the will be let
sinely or parlor aud bed. room adjoining jy8 3t+m
SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH.
NHE Subscriber begs leave inform the public that he is
prepared TO receive company, having made altea
tons and for the better of vsers
IN addition other that his h he be-
eves tn desrahe residence for the approaching
be found The for bathing
surpassed To those who fond of fishing place be
found where more advantages offered
MIR James Green established line of from
Red Bank to Deal always rely quick
veyanre. JOHN GREEN, Deal, ". j.
Ia
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MORE MORMON TRIALS The extra term of IN
dictments against the persons charged with the murde
OF Hyrum Smith Joe's brother to have taken place
on. last Tuesday, the Oath inst, at Carthage. The
court met accordingly, and remained in session un-
III Wednesday morning, when, person appearing IN
behalf OF the State to the Indictment the Judge
ordered the to be stricken from the docket remark
Ing that inasmuch as neither tho prosecuting attorney
nor the agent OF the State who prosecuted the first IN
detment had thought proper to attend although Official
~ notified OF the time Of holding court he would decline
appointing prosecutor The accused were all present
and desired trial peferrng verdict Of acquitta from
ajuIy and having the matter thoroughly put to rest
Nearly ono hundred witnesses were summoned on the
part Of the State.
In the case Of Demng for killing Dr. Marshall the
grand jury, summoned Immediately after the committa
OF tho act returned incictmet for murder. On the
a6h the prisoner appeared in court and asked to be ac
mitted to bail.-Sf. Louis Ga-. June 80.
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MORTALITY OF ALBANY.-Wc learn that the num-
Der of deaths in Albany during the month ending the
9TH instant 81 males 81, females 81 OF these, Ii
we're the victims OF consumption.
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lhere mas been decrease in the of coaae
cotton, rice, salt sugars tobacco cocoa and olive oil
And an increase in the receipts of brandy figs raisns
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WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house 5
Hotel in style Of comfort and convenience for the ac
would respectfully solicit for Themselves portion Of their pa
tronage
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segas Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished and
airy While from its central being nsarthe City Hall
and in the Of business will afford great nducenen
those visiting the city.
l. BRITTON,
G. McCORKLE.
NJ BThe usual relishes served all times je7 Inn
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WA.NTED.-wsntsd BY a respectable Young Woman,
DIV SaGa as nurse or IN private family Az
hhsPEGTABLE r. Girl wants situation ss Ch.nberTsd
ssh AVID ssth sree % 81 avenue jyio ls.re
CoNFECTlONER wANTED.-.Wanlfd 6r.! rate Con.
ness; strictly sS isnpsraaes 9 habits, ,%poymsa
and good wages. Apply No 81 Park Hotel Park Row.
r. MR.. ANDREW PETRlE will call again at No 81 Front
street first floor and leave or send his address he Will
OST-Book ofthe Bank Savings No 7eo58 The inder
is requested to leave il at the Bans No io7 Chambers
GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value FOR al
LEMN TDsW W Sy SEEDING the Who
Ss mot S & ry Per G cent % %" sI Other
eme leayIag the city will nd their advantage to send for
the subscriber previous to selling to any oshcr
i66 Broadway, (up stars.l
tended - ''''" ' % o'e "' jyio pSi Im.rc y
THE PRIZE BOX.
A SPLENDID Exhibition will rome of. This Evening,
oth Magnetic Profession rom different parts Of H. eSua
dis he s GoS
anee Box prepared for the aston with several articles
shall correctly describe contents This | vii Be the most IN
Gs cents % s Fo .s AT
Di Srongs oihce no Oliver street, and at the door
49, FOR sALE.-A pal, ofsorrrl Horses, very h,nd
A 80 e Gs 6a Lysly stable; Ds%s
Safass aSs %ssa5'
Aq bras. mounted double Harness The Ph.eon
e,n &c ooaeo. sen -re-e. lv-0 2-s-rh
NJ 5i s Sy Ss;'s'
Jylom 65 aud 81 Nassau street.
LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD co.
Al on Noaday Wednesday @ Wand and Friday : Fare 81
s Horses ,;, carriages taken to the number Of ten
si,eh, Il il'!s South Ferry New York side. AMI
Prov
MONLY-MONEY.
ss fsi ts~. ss.s
ns " ps G a hy Be yS sss
Who wshes dc boIsrasr t'nksg business
plate. viii s %ob sdp ny Ts wn"
s.. ,ss ss, lsase c@O JAMES HARxs
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
So WALL STREET,
;, ID July, 1915 5,
Divided q FSqS Per o. the F Capital stock
m House d RoS and %
'S'' 's A' 'f LAMBERT AM 'Gt sUSD1M sipi President
rAlNIlNGs, FOR SALE
A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS comprising Scriptural
~ and Historical subjects Landscapes Sc amongst
Interior by Tenie; flepatre by Sutermans and
Magdaen by Guercino, &c, &c. May be seendaly from
till o'clock. at 81 Liberty street. jvt Iu+rc
SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
WEAR.
WE have still hand large assortment Of seasonabe
w goods comprising cloths Of particularly light fabrics 70
s :ays
from usual moderate PRICES view Of the advanced
of the season. WM I. JE INNINGS X CO.,
Drapers and Taors,
jus lmisrc 23l Broadway, American Hotel
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PIANO FORTES FOR HIRE.

IANO-FORTES FOR HIRE,
AT All BROADWAY CUP STAIRS)
n WALKER has constantly hand extensive assort
IL of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Pianofortes
Of description, including Grands and Cabinets which
loaned hire the above establishment at his manu-
factory No 40 West l4th the 9th
Also, New Pianos for SALE with all the modern improve
ments, warranted equal TO any in the United States
jel3 lm*Tc
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA.
Thursday Evening, July 10th,
"' poS & 'cfIsss%aRf'b 'cEs%R BE- 'iE BszaS 2!;l Ss"s
Don Gear De Bazsn. ....... Mn Slontasser
Don jose De santarem .............. Jules
angIs ns,'ea ne mosenor s,e1s MINI. caa1isa
L. I~ Msraass 'psss be Mont-for sSo; -". MssSisa
uN 'aSSS'sif MoSsiEGR Gii"' 'ET II TSE DAVE.
IN Honsieur. ................,.. IN Dessnnnv,ie
Une Aubergiste .......... Nine Robor
Price Of Aamsson-tirst Tier of Boxes and Parques.
Doors open az clock end hr Curtain will rae recuey ~
CASTLE GARDEN.
D-Admission @5 Cents.-S1
Vfcpreeis Messrs. French and HeiseI
Graad Enteytoianlentt
Thursday Evening, July 10th.
Periorwancs % commence with Locomotive Waltz.
The 'd"'ssss s4%STY fsTif T'iseyv II Eovhi 0avan'
Or, Two Lovers and Two Ladders
In which Messn Wood Psrsloe. Dennson Miss Cohen
Overture Full Baud to the Robber of Terrscms.
fI!'oSsG EIssIEE X fsfni fBsoTHERsh FIJI f the
La vassoyienne by M,dlls Desisrdins.
Medley Dance, Miss Cohen.
u ntermisson OF Half Hour for Promenade aud Refresh
Overture to La RENE De Chype.
Amphithea,rieai Struggle BY the EIs;ler Brothers
Grsgd Waltz Fnll Band,
~, Fl Zapaeadp D Cad', by Madll. DesjaSEdInss jag
FIRST sI@I';f FRxFRicIDE. !fRficIDE
Asa ass G. G. fss:s E..iss ESs" Ms. tsis tcS:n
Minutes for Promenade and Refrsshmep;s.
meme n an'rinck
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THE
I " v I s I B l. Z
yYyI~

WIG
60 closely resembles the real head Of hair and
connosseurs have the perfect and
ordinary Of the day The advantages Of this
vel and unique being made without
which closely resemble the natural
hair both in lightness and natural defy detec
on, its texture being beautiful and so free, that
all evaporation unmpeded and the
evils Of Other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc aud
alike invited Inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
and the ecna method fitting the head at the
Z. BARRY lac Broadway, corner OF LIB y street. up
stairs ju3 imsec
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Culver Gilt Epaulets Book Binders Rags and Silver
- Smiths stonings bought by A. BARNARD,
No. Wall street Meter and Assayer of Metals.
Jewellers Swerpngs purchased by assay Fine dold and
Rolled Silver for plati &, constav hand at Office No
Wall street Works ~, L,nrens street ie2o lm-ec
TO CAPITALISTS
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital of about $40, 900 in
n safe and profitable by erecting building for divine
worship for the Emanuel Congregation Of this city, and fur
Broome and Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire MIR. J. Deuhoefer Is Cedar
Nessrs. Steh elmer Brothers, 81 Beaver
julio tmsrc
N NOTICE.-Bitish Barque Ann Harley, from Glasgow.
All persons hereby cautioned against trusting
the Of this vessel debts of their contracting will be
lIqnIdaed by the captain or consignees J2
DACkET SHIP YAZOo, FROM NEW ORLEANS is
dischargng Orleans wharf foot OF Wall Con-
sgnees will please attend 20 the receipt OF their goods mme
datel,. j2
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlem River.

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin
NJ thanks his friends tie public for the liberal
support which he has received for the last years while Pro
has fitted up the large establishment at the termination Of the
Railroad this land and the Bank Of the River wher
he is prepared furnish visitors with Be kfsst. Dinners
Teas suppes and other reirehments h- shortest nscs
Good ground sud accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers front Of thu
Hotel for l2is cens, from thr City Hall. je23
LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"
(roRmERLY sENsHAw's
THIS weltknown and delightful sea bching esta6hmsn
wall be opened for the reception ofvstors and after the
2ih June inst The buildings have undergone complete sn
thoroush repair and efforts will be spared maintain tha
deseredy high reputation which this establishment has herr
toiore acquired. - -,
The price for boarding will be from 81 SO week-ch
den and haprc Young people not requiring mucl
room. will find accommodating terms
The Orus, Captain C. Price from the Fulton market
viii make daily trip between New York aud Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness the arrival OF the above boat al
the Ocean House. Immediately to Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
June IL, 1876 jel9 imfm
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY. NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam.
L DON of Congress Hall Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
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 aud bathing house, and pledge
themselves their best render this establish
ment fully equal watering place in this country
Stages will be readiness the arrival Of the Cana
joharie, TO teke passengers TO the house.
Mr. will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
WILL during the be under tn. supentendence Of Mr.
Joslin. Imter
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AGNES,
OR THE POWER OF LOVE,
A Tale of Missouri,
By Stephen Stubbs, Esq

By Stephen Subbs Esq
DUELISIIED this day, FRENCHS Publishing Hail.
No 293 Broadway AID for sale all the Periodical De-
pots-Ptce 1917 cents. e24 In
C REWARD A large od-fashioned dou deceased silver
O Watch valuable only family piece stolen from
the of 229 Fourteenth about O'Clock
erday by boys leave the premises The above
reward will be paid whoever 229 Fourteenth ST.
TO lso Front 5 Maiden lane, steirs. y8 3t*m
CHIP SHEFFIELD-NOTI, E-Cons gnees OF goods per
- ship Sheffield from Liverpool will please take notice that
said ship dischging under general order foot of Do
All goods permitted by ~ O'Clock this day.
jy8-rrc w. & J. T. TAPsCOTT.
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BATCHELOk'S
VIEW IN We N T E ID

60 PERFECTLY resembes the real head o hair defy
- detection All the old difficulties and vexatous noyances
and comfort they did with their own ha
Citizens and strangers invited to inspect this tasty and
work must be seen II be appreciated, at WM
BATCHELOR'S Wig ard Scalp Manufactory, No. Wall
street, Broadway-Remove ed from l63 Broadway.
iei7 m
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MUSIC.
u EMOVED No. 65 Franklin street. one door East of
~ Broadway, DUMSDAf. Professor Of the Guitar ling
ng Accordeon and Violin continues teach Ladies and Gem
demen of New York the above fashionable nsiru mens
comparative short time by his Analysing and lnauctive
System. Terms reasonable.
NJ will usual the residences Of his pupils any
part the city, by the Satisfactory city and other
fer-nces application No. 65 franklin
jy9 lm+m
TUITION
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate OF the University
Of Paris is desirous Of finding some school private "a
my, situation insructor-through the Of the
English which he speaks uenty ofthe French and German
languages, equally his any of the different branches
athoroug andbera education and drawing painting
either landscapes heads or flowers.
The best references can be had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev A. Verren, Rector Of the
French Protestant Church Of this city, No 90 franklin
t,4. .r,sr,
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The expenditures Of the State for the year ending
March 81 1874 amounted to O237 while for the year
ending March 81 s45 they S9I AGO. an increase Of
sl9s The receipts into the Treasury for the year end
ing March s 1884, Sso,564, and for the year end
ing March 81, ls45 ssl,a 300, an increase Of 1896
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business of the city THIS
and substantial dnrer a lodgings IS For con
and comfort this house equal hure in the city
and half the price accommodated
on very reasonable terms
All the delcaces Of the served they
in mke half the price Of other houses Elegant
private rlos for the referee pva dinners
per parties. The very best Of liquors. jus 3m.rc
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NITURE TAINTED.

Nd the highest price given for all kinds of off clothing
IA and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
pose of the same will do well call the subscriber ad
dress line through the Post Office, which will be punctually
attended to. b. LEVY,
49l1 Chatham street. New York.
B-Constanty hand, seasonabls assortment Of
tlemen's clothing, cheap for cash. my29 I'm &rc
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CARVER u HALL,
A RCHITECTS, Engineers, Building and Real Estate
~ Agents, Wall street New York. North sixth
Philadelphia Plans 81 ecfcaons aud Estimates for Build
ing; Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es
bought and sold money loaned and ves.d property
Ia NIL renfsc coll rcf.d ie22 m