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ranr. Rnnninv.. Pn1ent lace or Roar Rrace.

Tbs instrument designel relieve dyspepsia. weakness
AID pain sides. OF goHene'sr in the sGUach
tpaon and piles weak lungs, cough aud splitting of blood
r.piialun OF inc heart, weakness of hr hips ard Limbs
droUr NJ Of tic body. with of The spine hni
llrgeucgioi shoulder particularly children ana Young
al!e- also female debility ard weakness Of VOICE. seam
stresses Clerks Students and Others vho keep the bent
fude ind much immediate comfort from IL Il operates
by el,yIna the whole pile 81 ORGANS. (Which descend
from muscular wakne=sl and maintaining ham thu by
lifting hSbiy. Dr. r. can be- consulted ~ Broad
way, OYER the oi M W's opccian oice only from
4 VI. 10 II VI. and Tot p. VI. for fT wcf'k- iiraie
is attendance I.aileS City and Country Physicians
aid Druggists are invited call and max IL. supplied by
applying tire above address " Common Sense on
Chronic D-ea-t for sale--in arrangement. relief
pay can 6e made. mis- dm-od-
- Wafer Eurc.-1r SIEy. -ives advice tt.. new
system II a. Rafcay;rcet (cnirance present co. Pa
ru's with Chronic Diseases treated q. New Lebanon
Springs Columbia Co y y situated > miles z. OF Albany
and ms W. OF P!tsed. Mass. Or. : viii spend poT-
ions OF thu summer season a ihi- place.
The WaierCure Journal and Teacher of Health, joel
Shew. ~ D. Editor. Campbell Z WHmar.h. Publishers,
b. obtined OF WIN. II. Graham. Tribune Buildings 100
%assau-strect. Newiurk City subscribers WI! hereafter
receive their numbers l= place. Terms 81 per volume
az Il -Umb.r- IL advance. myoi
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TAKE NOTICE

DALZORISF,S. iiarregcS Printed Lawns French Cling
I'D huns Gugham Lawns. Scotch Ginghams, Satr Striped
Giaglul>. OrEanr Gingians, DeLuines Cashmere and
rar- Reps comprising rs rate assortment OF Dress
Goods the and richest styles. and will be sold from
l0,o p per cent less han usual prices. BARkER,S
nl3i Sfl> Isl Crand-st
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5itnations, &r. il)antco

WANTED an Artor1ey's ofice. Lad Is years OF
~ ace who write wei ana Who wishes 20 make the
~ H. study NiI.r IT, uf cool character AMI vel recon
n ended Apply 20 :. CLIFF, I; Ne'v->rre..L II
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that lived. that the Hair Ice preserved timely
is taken pre-, lis decay and To do tins Is ndl>
pcnsaby necessary destroy the adrUt scUr Nc aud 10
mOslcn aud nours will something of stimulating ma
ire There nothing cXan ever been discovered equal 10
BARRIS TRlCOpliEROuS 10 effect Ibis. which i very
apparent from the uncomfortable success. has met with He
therefore deems suPeriuou- 10 enumcraie lis qualities as
they universally known all over The country.
\. &. BARRY respectfully informs the ladies' OF New
York. and the community generally that lie has established
the following accredited Agents. viz: \. t. Sands x Co.
Chemists and Druggist 75 Broadway corner OF Chambers
- ana 20 Fuon.st John MeHln. 81 Broadway, between
Broonc and Sprugsts I. Manson. Eli Sprng-st ~ sixth
aveuue, between Amy and FOurli-sts Nnn VOORHEES, S'
!udson-sr James w. Smith. of Fulton and Gran
heys. brooklyn and by the Proprietor, y. C. Barry Ar
tis'n Hair ia Broadway. Price % cents per bottle.
NIB A. c. Barry can hc consulted Diseases of the Hair
from 10 A. NJ till I 7. VI. nijo stt
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Six cOODS-NEw spRING STYLES.

DECK. NICHOLSON X WRIGHT, Nos. lS9 Pearl md
Bcayer-strcctS New orb, would respectfully invite
r,ont Si and Fancy Clouds, comprising in part, VIZ
DRESS GOODS. Barrges rrd Balzorines; extra printed
JlcoetS aud Satin stripe Nu>lns compctc assortment
Mus lin de Lanes OF all styles and prices; rich satin >ir
ped aud embroidered raratan Muslin Dresses Canecon
Broradc and satin striped Silks. SHAWS, Broche. Cash
mr. Baregc and nl assortment OF Cameleon and Dam
ask Sn Shavls rich Dna-k Alpaca and Stradilla Saws
new and beautiful article together with baca and colt
Muslin de Lame Shdyvl- great variety RBRONSa nll
assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons o the newest and
richest styles i complete assortment of Tatein and SATIN
bhun- Also Il fun assortment of Millinery .irtice-
LNCES English and German Thread Lace and Edglugs
.i-d Cap Lart-. large assortment: rmmn. Iaccs and
Lace, EGaiug- Nc. GLOVES. consisting of Kid. Tire best
manufactures blk. and cO silk Egyptian and Fle Gloves,
with large assortment OF Fancy Aitie. select a,s0rt-
nicnt ot fancy Edh!s Linen Cambria fdkfs Pongre and
Spalird Hikls together with great variety OF Paris
Cords Comps and Trimmings. styles, Gll OF which will
he offered at the io.rest miarkc; prices. lsf tjyS
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PAPER HANGINGS.

EIRENCH PAPER liANG!NGS AND BORDERS
Also, French and American WINDOW SHADES
SOLOMON HART. 2j Broadway, invite the attention
the public their large assortment OF Paper iugng
and v ndow Sc lust received by late arrivals from Pa
and comprising ami approved styles selected in
EOSSICNEaIS ofgood> per ship Olive and Eliza from
Y Liverpool ARE rogue. send iheir permits board
tc occ OF Tire subscribers. AL goods permitted
within five DAYS liable Ia h,. the public
w. y j. r. TAPSCOTT.
reg Maiden
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- Fifteenth, yvard.-vlag

Cor Commissioners. JOHN L. MASON,
THOMAS DENNY.
For Inspector. THEODORE DWIGHT, Junr.
For Trustee. ........AAl;ON l. THOMPSON.
Election takes place Monday June 2d. Polls VII b
opened from the Morning until Sunset. al Tie vaFiou
divisions of the Ward. Saturday, May 5is. n5l =
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10 Second Wnrd.-WHIG SC.

u ScCOnU WutU.-W IIINT SNFiUVI. NUM- w
TONS-rhc Committee appointed for the purpose Of Sc
leciing officers pr,-en, the following:
For Commissioner. JEREMY J.. CROSS.
For Inspector. WI COLGATE
FIR TRUSTEE. ........ GEO. +. NESB1TT.
An in favor o The above named gentlemen requested
10 meet 81, Jones Second Ward Hotel Saturday Evening
Nav Ssi atha-pnst O'Clock, 10 make preparations for the
election which will take place on Monday. june 2d. By
order OF GEO. ROWLAND. Chairman.
Ca Az CASE. Secretaries. my2s 1,
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II, FOR SALE-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WIN
20 one and half OF Land the banks OF the
Shrewsbury River, within 100 yards OF brown Land
nga healthy and pleasant Summer Residence, or suitable
for County Store being the nearest house To the anddg
Steamboats, ard from New ors stop Ut me Landing
daily IT is desirable location for sporting, there being fish
ing ca tOyling IN abundance Ia the season, with healthy
and .ln brious air. being about ard milf mile from
the Gcean WIN he Disposed ofcheap Address
Iuy-,, 6tlss r. FORESTER, n Coumbiast
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SPRING AND SUMMER BoNNETs.

IIDIG--tIHstTFt
J. b. MILLER, li2 Canal.s:reet,
mysDn g;i-+ Between Thompson and Su!IvaIstr,-eis
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CoMPLETE HISTORY OF GERMANY.

IN APPLETON Y CO. viii publish SATURDAY,
~. HISTORY OF GERMANY from the earliest period
10 i. present time y Prof r KOhruu-ch. translated by
James H. Haas with compleie index. elegant volume
vo of 80 paseS-col 81 - :ny also be- had in five parts
price - cents each
4 compcniious and lll history OF the German Empire,
disconnected from all the cNtraHeous details winch has
been customary cont nc with the annals OF particular
nations has long been adecrGum III The English language
>uch Il narratC could not be found Mr.. koiiraii-cns
work IN many respects. i model for uror-aplcrs. 1t
sufficiently minute highly graphic in II. forruIres aud
tcucajion- REJECTS every topic merely fabulous uun-
orfs, and tie fr7ltns Of i; can Ice verified by recur-
renee to liz. various authors whom c > enumerated ~ the
source. whence he has derived his Nurrave lj -kiliuy
arranged nud meioic record. luminous. very impartial.
and attractive boi.ii H. style and reflections.
Peceutlg PabGshed-A MANUAL or ANCIENT AND
n, time b w Cooke Taylor LID. revised, with adj
di;iaua chapter on he History OF The United States by Prof
[ = InrrN nf y Y University nljn 2fl-
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VIZ NoScl inrroycmcuf.-LEAIY < CO.'S SELF
~ taitNtiNI SUMNER HArS.-We hav. perfected and
lro1ueS a, our Soe-roouls this day nosi desirable
SSssncs the Ocreeaby vk>rIiATiNe ,,aiiii. Of H. 80,
= Mn e dress elegance OF form, and durability ufrie
~ SaSrlca contamination long wished Tor by all gcnt!e
Aew-York May 20. 1916. ~ ,S''' ii ,'3,S -
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reeia,Ihe a,Ciub Of the American Institute
s T. O'CLOCK subjeciNh b be.i mode %, of eo
Gre 80 A. I'm asons and Carts. and larnessinr the
@ III ss hereby notified 10 me-, pi,c iy e a ,o" S,i'
s0s'ocA a. 81 ss,he sane place nyssS5.
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4 UCTION CARPETS.--GEO. L. :. HYATT 5}5
n Broadway OF Anthony-.i has recently received
from auctions la, OF Ingram Carpets, ranging
price -nllnss per yard such usually sold
from 20 silngs. Also. beautiful assortment OF Bns
cs 3 ply and Venetian Carpets Oh CoI!is Nlangs Stair
is for CASH. my-3 2iis
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r. Of Of Vital Importance TO those Afflicted


WIN Blndness.-DR. BROWN. Ocuiis successor TO
& ' , ~ oou.ts' 81 ~ .''U ,''
NJ p,;, 'u .ul" M 90 ~ Plg'I,. NolH
So M P ~ '.s -,'.JS ~ NM W ii'
po,ct v w Ms .s,lle ." up
s,,l ~ oi. 'i w. .s ,I',S ", 'a
IN, nl,aai 81 ", u. :, Wa ' ,S " I' ' "
E ,eueu i ,o'iucloc 10 lS!l your loya son
tpo,yS, a !oI Mtes'A = o"ilii- 10 risl'G' ut
.b"S r Eca mus oc 4ui ie,'a ~: ''
yr Majesty the name OF Mr. Cdid tile 0culis oi Birmin
U'l tl>l' ''iei! III SI'cctI llc nv. cNu
c,. S Su.cs III diseases oi uc rye. we MAKE uis re-
@ hualoH WIN te more cotid'c. because tlcsc cures
.rS numerous cases, ecth tnc'l.H a'er years oi PAM
| oi ile latl OF ut PtlleliS' nIlN Oh WHOM u
7rcr U! e most ccicoF''e'o tit l"cuiE 10 lct
he Ssn US 'nder Tie hopeless influence oil "cur
fpS MSa
been Sr, eS cur erected III so nun! eaes oi Wiia la
Gn, G u.'.. al. y! ieHls III no WIS., W
vow NJ, :s'.uui we 40 illosl re- ptcuUy suomi 10
rsj :; ~ ie Iure OF swimming mo NE 'acis i, N
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The sioop Joel Hail. from Connecticut River with Il
oad building stone struck the Execution Banks ON
''hulsday night and sunk
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anetion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anctopeer.
by BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
~ ~ hroDiwny-lA6ersl cash aiVaheenenis ihs1e 90
coHsisrne,;s fog AUCTION saies-


by BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
- aN Bro~lway.-Libersl cash Announcements msie on
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 4
PKiEAIs; LlBKARf;-A argr and valuable Collection
OF Books chiefly in Theology. incipdins usny Enghsh Ed
among 'ben Patrick 4 LoN,f. Commentary. vols;
on the Bible vols BNess No;e- i.sah vol. Gooi's
Divine Rule vols Jeremy Tayors sermons Mass;lors
Sermons: Clark's Commentary; Egscbu's History. Web
Dictionary, revised eSiiuon vols, royal syc Miners
Church History vols Horne's lnroiacton Methods,
Wesley' Natural Philosophy, vols ArerouIys Sermons
vols: Ltgisien's Hebrew Bible; GeScnn's Hebrew eri
con. Hebrews; BONES History Of The Bible folio
Humbors History OF Spain, vols Donegeii Lexicon Pa
.ys Works Blars sermons Rainers England; Crldea's
Concordance yo Mscknighi The EPls;les Wtkn. Dis
courses Lsnroots Harmony % the EvSngehsts, vo.s
Westons Heather Rejection of Miracles; Charron on Wis
dom vols: Potter Church Government. Burnes His
s of the Church. Goods Book Nature; Biair's RhcoTc;
Newton on Prophecies; Burders Memoirs OF Pioas Women;
lowtfs lsssr HIPS Divinity Wm;heid's Lite and Ser
mons Rankes History of the Popes Sapiers Peninsula
War Boswels Life OF Johnson, vols; 6Grnct;s Lives OF
Hale and Rochester CGncs LIE and Correspondence,
vols Graearqliar OF Hebrew Writing; Lieier's Biblical
Heruanutc.; Gibbons Rome vols, Rollins Ancient Hs,o-
~, Syo!s &c.
l. COTTON II co. Auction and Commission Mer-
chants, Nos. lis Fulton street. and 81 Ann strest-L
advances made consignmenis, and prompt returns
inadc
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE-.N lOi
O'clock ~ the Auction Room. general assortment OF new
and secondhand Furniture OF all descriptions viz; Sofas,
Bureaus Tables French Beseais. Mahogany Chairs. Brs
sc and Ingram Carpets, Beds and Mattresses Bedding, 81:
tlso Bedroom AMI Kitchen Furniture Also, 100 Boston
Ochng Chairs, good onls The last OF the consignment
vrrS large French plate Pier Classes brs.
sells Carpets Of about 90 yards: secondhand rosewood
Piano Forte and large Book Case, pay advances.
TUESDAY, June j
At 10: O'Clock, atSl Ann street
SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, consisting of
Misses and Chdrens Caters, Ladies Welt Ties. SIX and
sng.upt Buskns Black and Coored do Misses light COL
orti Sips and Buskns Boys and Mems Brceans Pumps
and together with variety of other Shoes Sc
JAMES NJ MILLER. AucrOneer.
RN JAMES VI. MILLER, Hardware Real Estate,
ID Leather Boots Shoes &C al No. Liberty street, lis
junction with Maiden Lane.
TUESDAY. June Sd.
Al lot O'clock. ~ Store No. , Liberty street.
BOOTS SHOES AND BROGANS-loo0 cases Boots
Shoes Brosan consisting OF variety suitable for
Southern. Western and Northern trade
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ncc...-.IANES MELSH.

tor Inspector EDWARD DAYTON.
For Trustee $500. EDWARD {. DELENAN.
Inc following resolutions adopted y the meeting
he"'tec THAT We observe with great pleasure The ap
lace AZ ts NEE ting OF many gentlemen IN the ranks
Z" po' e great political parties OF the day AND view
- an evidence ihatin tbs matter least jiie Ratchet OF par
y / 10 pe buried and that We 10 meet together not ~
ar1as; out a, Men anxious 10 promote the happiness aud
welfare % l fellow inca by fostering and perecng the
system Of Public School Educaou that +, may be h4lded
hy ileir fathers.
Resoisd That The thanks Of s meeting lee rendered 70
Jacob AIMS Uc Reynolds, and James l.! Srnil.u Tscrs
fatl nqlmer ~ which they have performed tlie
duty for the past three years.
Reol.ed That for the purpose of perpcuating this system
Of nominating School Officers, a Standing Committee b,
made. whose duty i; shall be, suitable time one vea
cuo' 21l public meeting OF the citizens, without Iii,
icun o. party for Ire purpose OF again placing cnudidatr
ir School Officers before tie electors OF iii- Ward
The following persons We're appointed said Committee
Mcssrs. Crane Gro. II. Franklin Edward Dayton Wn II
Po'v,.l. Psul GTouI. and Thomas jeremiah
R9tsed Thar the proceedings OF ths meeting be publish
ed IL the Ne,y-Y OIL Trlme and Morning News.
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President
E I,S GI DAY. 80 ~, Vice Presidents.
Geo, II Franklin, secre!ary n3l lusltos7
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nlisrrl!
FOE LfvERFOOL:

FOR LIVERfUUL::.-
STEAMSHIP BRITAIN IL tOE Ii 'HitpOi;-Adanls
= co bes TO inform Merr!Iis 2 N-'y-i orb that
PACKAGES. PARCELS and LETTERS tortran-nli-son
=. ,,, gr- OF Eror n left IL their Express Oitce. Il w all
| fp-orroyv vii b,. puncis; forwarded by the above
M ai.r r,ss mac. IN Liverpool the arrival Of the
Steamer here H. te parcel. 20 IforVard through
oar Agents. Mtssr,. Wilmer & s'niit-
Bass close tomorrow attention II !: 10 , . elocA.
90 ,-f. l. flaie - yafl-street
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AlisrcilGi.cous.

UST OR NISLAID-A letter addressed to Sir.
INiaiey. No. 10 !s Street also addressed 10 Miss
Church. NJ Clinton Place. they being ONO except 10
the owners any person returning Them 10 The Office OF
q" Ioyds City Express ro=i." No - Wl.ari-i.. VIII be-
.,t-f.l4,. -,yyir,Iad fuSl It
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- Numerous testimonials yin appear in future Fog
t evidence OF the efficacy o. Dr. Browns treatment ,,
,sereicc 10 his Advertisement; OF lnvc,era,c cures IN
eoiNli'i-cal and see The original documents. It
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rosr OFFICE. Ncw-York City, May 2Sth, iG+5
to The steamer Britannia will leave Boston for
Liverpool ou the LIST June The Mail for Europe VIII be
closed Post Office in Nassau street. Saturday, Sst
Instant 10 minutes past O'Clock. L. NJ. Postage 10 Bos-
ton oi l3s cents each single letter must be paid.
my29 Sis ROBERT III. MORRIS, +. NJ.
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DR. BROWN. ocuLIsT.

SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHILD, the celebrated Ocuis OF
- Birmingham and London has removed his office from 10
Chanbersrre 10 l6j Cana--ree where he continues MS
successful treatment, on Diseases of the Eye and mperec
ton of Vision which Of % 10 years have yielded
having been declared incirble by eminent ucuists Refer.
ces given cures performed Many declared hopeless, and
some blind from ~ TO ~ years
Reference the following cures. lnve'erate cases
Edyd Crowley, Of steamer Massachusetts, Of Puru-
.6n OF John Bansteai ofJer.ey City amo. blind from
htGsies.
Miss Mozer IS CaHuon-sreel, violent of h1s and
Corn,a covered with !ebn complicated with dna1ssis o
years standing from eaes. pronounced incurable Also
lc motier. afflicted with OplIairna for p year-curei o
C.eHs0stS -,
James McCoan 81 Wl,hngton-street. Lppeud0 Chronic
Inflammation OF Eyeiid-.
Ja- Ba1nou Il Ann-str, Posis, falling ofuPper Eye
III. tcur.7i without an UperatOnl
Geo Howe 80 Iteade-.reei, -ioppage OF lbon',an GLds
Frederick BijJin, $40 Broometree bad case o; frtt
T. H. Roberts, IN Ridgelrert. between Stanton and Hous
ton lhad case Pruet OLsHia aud liberated cofnea
Hours ofntendNGcr, II 4. VI. p p. NJ Advice TO bt
poor gratis. Al letters must be postpaid my3! II
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAlLED AT
N WHOLESALE PRICES, by J. I. WlLLlSrON,
Dealer in Watches, No Cortlandtsec, broadway
up stairs
All Watches sold AZ this establishment WARRANTED be
such represented. or the money REFUNDED.
Second Hand Watches taken IN exchange, bought for
cash.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry REPAIRED in the best
manner. at the lowest prices. myl5 lmis'
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VIM. I. JENNINGS & co.

hRAPERS AND TAlLORS, Importers OF Fancy Dress
~ Articles &C. 81 Broadway American Hotel are in ~.
cclpt ot tian usually extensive of new
and Flsl abe Goois for Spring and Summer wear com.
pr-ng black and cuorCd French and English Cloths CAST
and Nesmgs great variety, Twerds, Casuereiis
which will be- made up order prices which cannot
ii iu he appreciated.
In addition To the usual assortment OF Goods kept BY tt,
trade. have hand several STYLES Ready made
Spring Overcoas Frocks and DOrsays with great variety
. Fancy Dress articles miy7 n
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iUattbes, lemcIrn, sc.

WATCHES.
NOTICE.-SAM' FL. W. BENEDICT, having dissolved
]. partnership vi Mr.. =. hammond. las taken new
store nj No. rect, where he will continue the bust
nes- OF selling repairing ine chrouomeItr and duplex
Watches Clocks awcry, and Silver Ware He has made
an arrangement with Mr. Coier, who foreman IN ile
late la,t wears that all crOnoncler nnd
duplex Watches recurring new work viii have put in
equal the original lie has also maOe arrangement
With Mr. r. f. Cooper, ot London 10 keep constant
hand OF his first quality Watches. Mr.. D..
Beach, vino has been with for the last years. will give
ti- attention the Jcwelry department niyl1 3lawi>u
LONDON GOLD WATCHES.
NULL JEWELED DUPLEX AND LEVER ESCAPE
1 MENT WATCHES. made by T. r. Cooper y NJ. j. To-
bias y Co. Just received aud for sale cheap NJ
FREENliNS, 80 broadway, cor ',"ad'St
la:arsr Buildings.
Also, splendid assortment ofstcrins SILVER FORKS.
SPOONS CUPS. and TEA-SETTS, for sale at Manuiac-
iUrer', prices. myjo avis
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MEMORANDA.

9th May. long Il IT, spoke whaling brig Jane Howe
of Provinccton, month out
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

A 7 THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB.
IN LlSllMENT, 1877 Broadway three doors below the
Franklin House The subscribers receiving. direct
from the European Markets, the ales, and fashionable
styles OF SPRING GOODS adapted for Gentlemens wear
with wchtiy prepared 10 furnish their and
The public, with their Spring Garments ~ very moderate
prices. Our stock of Fancy Goods il very rich being select
I'll by agents from the Paris and London markets cash
thereby enabling offer the richest and desirable
patterns ut every article belonging geneman's ward
robe, such prices will convince the scepcal TINT
do and Will furnish customers with fun partial
outfit unparalleled LOW PRlCESnui taxing patrons
with the delnqucncies necessarily attached la c credit bu
sncss. Strict puncuaty observed in filling orders. No do
vIaliOn in prices. Iml8l j. Z. BOOTH 60.
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fI70 lIECUlZTCS And lIANJFACTURERS

vi FT q y = =
TIN. Sit.tiIASICS' INSTITUTE. 10 promote the in
.res,s OF the practical operatives Master Is Vel as Jour
~ c;t,. M . If.cbonjcs HI- LLETfN BOARD The
The objects in view in putting mp ts Bulletin Board are TO
aii Manufacturers wanting workInen Contractors caer-
u- proposals JOurrevrlen wanting employment &c cen
l place. To maze known their wants Ilt. importance. OF
,- arrangement the Manufacturers ana echancs ma
on l... felt and tie Institute in Offering i.t use of The
Bulletin Board To the public ;fee Of charge hop. that al
cJG. Of up,.ruye. viii avail themselves OF H. la IL
Institute Rooms open RON u q, neoa until 10 P NJ sun
DAYS and pubic days excepted ,r,7,-,. =,
BY order j j. Ma -, / It7uehl-
CHARLES l. BARRTTT, AcIGry. ~ lNl-
AIR. WI. b. BRADBURY would respectfully IN
w form MS friends aai patrons ~ ne 4s r,oyed i
residence and Musical Academy 10 fo9 between
Grand and Broome IS. 60: w., .
~ : Select Juvenile Class j. now forming. WIZ meet
Saturday afternoon. the jlst inst hly1' Il
i;,5I I;,oSso ton. iaIn:.TioEa'' Bar lrof very
- sIi,s4,l1r article for steel. for SAFE %:
,us ~. GU ''''' JOSEPH TuCkERMAH,6 60 Wests,
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SUCCESSORS Ia g. c. HOWE, inform lcir friends and
- the public that tlcy have NOT REMOVED. bat con-
iirur the WATCH AND JENELRY BUSINESS ut the
Old stand, li3 Chatham street. where they keep constantly
hand large and rich assortment of fashionable Jcwcry,
WATCHES, SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTl-
CLES AT the lowest possible price.
= j. w. have secured The services Of oi the best
Wnlci- Nnsrrs from l.V,rnnnl mi lsf
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e SUMMER styles, Gcnilcmen,. u,,xp1pD
lsts Pine and NHSsat-strcrs.rhe Summer StvI, -
eop using the vorou, aud iae> patterns are r,.
aud sale al the establishment, corner Pine n;
:, ~ streets The subscriber solcs AN inspection of ~,
10y gentlemen OF taste and fashion
!S1 his BlRD. cor. Pine and Nassa,.s,s
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GENTLEMAN,S FATS


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