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FARE TO - Bedford cents, East New York l2k, Race
,;opr;s lsH Tro,,ins Course ls Jamaica g. Brushvle
non Of eourl n Hemps,ead Branch Sh Garlic Place
50, Thompson g. Suffoi station si Lake Road .,aton
q sx Msdiord station tx YaPhsnL 81 s'k g. George.
tuck 81 Cuchogue 81 SIX, southol 81 say, Greenpor
Accommodation train 81 U.s. reenpot by Boston train 81 Is
stations take very low fares all Of
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
set 70 receive baggage fcr the ssyera 30 minutes
The steamboat Statesman 0reenpor for Sag Har
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BY THE MAILS.


WASHINGTON, June 10, l640.
The treaty ratified last evening at halt
past 4 o'clock by the Senate. lperceve the tele-
graph informed you of it at New York by 5 o.
clock. All the Senators noted but Mr.. Jarnagin
Mr.. Hannegan, in secret session. before the
vote was taken, made very brilliant and decla-
matory speech against the treaty. Before the adj
journment, there little talk as to how far
Senator should be committed to secresy in speak
ing of the proceedings in closed doors, but il end
ed in nothing-each Senator being left to act nc-
cording to his own scruples.
There is a prospect of a treaty with Mexico
being under weigh, if information from high quar-
ters can be relied on. A proposition from Mexico
is believed to have been received at the State De-
partment.
The news ola prospective offer Of mediation
by England, reached here to-day by the Caledo-
mia. France it had been thought for few weeks
past would have stepped forward first, as il was
her desire; but it seems from some cause other.
hesitation, perhaps, the part Of her minister.
she has been forestaled.
Gen. Gaines has arrived, and is looking well.
The misunderstanding, alluded to in my last
letter, as having arose between two members of
Congress, has been settled.
Weather very hot. PELHAM.
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HOWES b CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCJJS

THE LARGEST EsTABL lsHMENT organized in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses
lurins Carriages convey the performers, wardrobe
scans &C. The company has attached Eight Female
among whom the Greatest Female Rider OF the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose stye OF Equestrian Fea peculiarly her own,
being and elsssc her graceful and address,
the ndiuee with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and srtisfe the lead
or the this The Propretors
fer the public the brilliant description given in the respec
tive Of the extraordinary and daring feats perform
ed by this avse Ameng the novelties which
the fSopristors off, sTs the eslebIa..d Seo.sh
Their height is feet and 5hei, weight over 100 lbs Mr.
rsntsss IN the world fhsy will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" aud he will perform extraordinary eats OF
strength and agility, and will ride in horse The
ene will comprise II Acts Of Horsemanship Gym
n.sc Exercises Classic Displays and humorous afterpeces
I1ues,rlu, Director Mr.. H0WEs; Riding Master. Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among die Performers Is the celebrated and principal K
DER the Napoleon OF the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed yuve
niIe Act or Horsemanhp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
eises BY the whole Company led ~ The great European
Dogs. Hectic, aud Billy The SWISS BROTH n. g. m
Charoesr OF Phebus Posturing and Gymnastics BY
brilliant Act OF Fences Of Proteusn Mr. Z. Howes in
Slack Hope EvoIuons The Negro Mnxtres, with the in
mitsble Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Melo
dist With variety Of ofhers. The whole comprising the
leading, talented aud classic performers IN the world
If
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House of Representatives.

House Of Representatives,.
WAsHIScroS, June 20, ls4o-
Mr. SAWYER spoke against protective tariff, and the
giving up Of anv part OF oregon.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, offered an amsndmen
levying excise duties Of cent upon gold and sill
ware bank State stock, and onehaf Of one psrt
all capital of manufacturing companies over nifty
thousand dollars.
After speech of an hour, Mr. CoLLAMER next got the
floor, but gave way for the committee TO rise.
No quorum being present at halfpast two, the House
adiourpad
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WHITWELLS TEMPERANCE BITTERS.
THE best possible remedy for INDIGESTION, Jsundcs.
Worms Costiveness Loss Of Apostle Headache. Hys
te,cs. Debility prowsness. Weames Sour Stomach &C.
Most persons feel the necessity Of using tonic
.irsngthsnng medicine during the spring and e:p
cay those engaged In sedenary empoyments No ARTICLE
better calculated for such the above The
ingredients Of which they composed highly
ded in all medical books the best tonics known TO
the medical world They purify the blood revive he spirits
and strengthen the whole The proprietor comb
dent that fyads would give this cheap and pleasant RENE,
reach Of all.
Price Is q pint bottle
WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OFODELD0C.
Is the only efectual remedy for Rheumatism Spain Sun
of Neck and JOINTS Gout, Crzmp &c Rscommended
BY DR. l. MITCHELL Professor Of Physc In the N B.
College Of Physicians.
Price IS cents Z bottle.
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Heache and Cssarrh, composed principally OF Roots
and Aromatic Herbs Recommended BY the celebrated Dr.
WATERnousE, late Professor Of Medicine IN Howard Uni
versty, Cambridge.
Price Is and 50 cents per bottle.
The above articles are prepared and sold by GEORGE
wHITWELL, late J:P sWhiswsll Son. Bcssoal
Sold also by A. D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton,
ner Of William street. New York. my9 lmeoder
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


The Southern mail received at Philadelphia
last night contained nothing new from the Army
OF Occupation
The New Orleans papers announce an arrival.
from Galveston, but the vessel brought no inior-
nation of importance
The American schooner Fairy was recently
chased in the Gulf, by a supposed privateer OF
Mexican cruiser.
We regret to learn that Mr. Herrck, M. C
from Rensselaer, county, On. W died in Wash
ington city, at six o'clock last evening, of conges-
tive fever.
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SCUTT'S BAZAAR.

~ Pviuee street, east If BreaAray.
CANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazaar Dey street, tsgs
- acqusint his friends and the public that he has
opened the above hoass superior style and hopes
merit fair share Of the public patronage From long
in business he sers himself be able please the
and comfort he believes be surpassed BY
house Of the kind His patrons viii always find fhe ,use
well supplied with the best OF thing the market affords
Chop CoJ Cuts Rsr.bas Po.cRsS tess Tss CoGss snd
in fact large OF refreshments all times anf
twelve o'clock night reuty Of for PARTIES
q all times ready. myis ims rrc
ITO JEWELLtks, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &e.-
Il &. j.. HARTNETT, No. q Courtlsndt sfreet, near
Broadway whole and Of Travelling
Writing Dressing and JsMsl Boxes Miniature Cases and
Tor silver Plate neatly arranged TO order Also Tnys
made and nsd 70 Jswss!. show q contain Watches
variety Of The above arcees constantly on hand and
made ordsr with and despatch No Coulandf
street, New York. myiatnsr
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, Bergen Point il open for public
eomnodatiop hotel on the Jersey side h.. long been ae
lany manson has been reed elegant style with many
and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out what luxu
RANT shrubbey charming walks, agreeable drives and
SAINT boating the place viii challenge compstt.on with any
summer be provided cith rooms or suits Of apartments
their choice Fish Of almost abound in the
Kills. and the neghborng woods deficient in game
The steamer Pssssc berweenNew ork and Newark
and the CITIZEN; Of New York cannot find more beautiful
In fine all vsters aud boade may be assured
that pains will be spared the place the
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Psssaic for Newark leaves the foot of Barclay
At 10 A. NJ and p NJ landing in front Of he above place
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No. At ~ ~ and
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boas attend
passenger, and land them at the house.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.

THE pndsrsiensd Directors. and commissioners Of the
Hudson River Rail Road Company, have delayed OPEN
ing Books OF order to the public
such statements based good data, in reference the
from when IN operation ndepsndspty Of indirect .dvaq
Of The Company, farther delay till the 6t Of Septe
may be deemed cxpedient II sooner that day. the
the ehar,sr and such other Places se determined
the public assured that the have per
lea ondence in the Of his highly important
JOHN B. JERVis ''''' ''''
STEPHEN ALLEN, GOUVERNEUR KEMBLE
koBERT KELLY, FORTUNE e. WHITE,
AARON WARD, JAMES BOORMAN
WM. CHAMBERLAIN. JAMES HOOKER
JAMES N. WELLS, THOMAS w. PEARSALL.
leI7 5tsrrc
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THIS ELEBRATED wATERiSu PLACE viii BE-
or~a The merit usual for the reception Of VI
lie lsms 10 the relief and o pumooary diseases
srsadsx period o. 6isy yss . e ss.sinsd ey asts
aud evidence longer sdmts OF dsrue For the ex
tent aud peculssrty Of medicinal virtues, however the
reader referred 10 work. OF Ihs Mineral StMnss O
futnsms The oises ofthis 70 s.{ that sr
mad accommodate vtxfrTs N the most
comfortable msnssr and thar they will be treated with uni
form courtesy sna kssdsess while the charges wall be i9und
modersfs - the moderate o. the spssss there
Will be- respectable physcsn sendance The road are
SULPHUR viii have stages spas pi,ns bstws~n the two
spriess which Will s1osl spppssansty Of visng. ~
myr smsre TIKI FHOrhikTOH8
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fAy STATEMENT

ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prssidsnt
BEN. e. MILLER, Secretary.
J,jEPH L. LORD, Agent.
JAsSTEwARr, MD. Medical Examiner(
No 62i Broadway{ lee eod2wsr
VNHE PROPRIETURs OF The SHAKESPEARE HO-
TEL, corner Of William and Duane streets. respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally that they
have leased the above establishment and entirely fed the
same Every possible effort will be made IN regard TO com
fort Cleanliness and attention. towards their ysiter They
have PROVIDED themselves with new stock Of Wines.
Liquors. Scgsrs be surpassed by hotel IN the city,
The bar has been entirely rcted and the house undergone
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch Will served up every day the bar com
posed Of Chowder and other reshes prepared superior
style.
Price Of rooms per week.. 81 50 TO Saa.
ARefectorv will shortiv be- xs.bIshsd IN tie
for the Of the boaders and Of
and luxury Of the will be served the
reasonable terms.
Several spacious be let for meetings. private par
ties referees &c &c. Also large with and all
fixtures, for Free Masons and societus
GEORGE PIERIS Manager.
May 20, 1886. my2i 3taw imsrc
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

ATEAGARY X HIGGINS, have opened tnIs new Esta
l bIshment with anew and splendid assoMmen q OsI
oas made under own and w;ss.sc So,a
T-t aud desIe 70 call and examine ou new stock before
rs,eb,ne We do business on the cash pncrs
cry.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DISEASES Of WOMEN.
Rapid Cure by NctU Method of Treatment
QY THE method Of treatment the Diseases Of Wo-
- be cured in very short time. According
the old method their requires months
very often Il either gives satisfactory result produces
but temporary
The Diseases Of Women, generally produced either by
the diseases Of the Womb, chronic nammaton enlarge
ment ulcer with or without bsnnorrhsa, lwhtes,l ETC..
Of stomach nervous sperns green sickness sadness
DR. Brally who during long time student under Pro-
lessor Lsanc Of La Site hospital and has
years in Paris.
Apply to Bruly Doctor in Medicine of the Faculty OF
Paris Bscheier leres sciences of University Of
France. Office 10 Wooster street, Canal street.
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THE informs his patrons ans ne
public that he has opened room cs Re fsr msssr,n n,
tce In pisol shooting in ction with ms ~ -
Nos ~ III and 10 Canal street where gentlemen iohu ~
shooting and sueh wish e The room Is
we'll sasp.d T. lie purpose Lighted sn~ !,
Iect IN ~ male and Of the bess quality Open
pens PENS, ~ Az md evening. CHAs. OTTloNON
JeI31 f'~'' - - "
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.

THE KAVEL FAMILY.
NIYLO'S GARDEN.-Monday Evening, June e. 1886.
~ The performance will commence with favorite
over,sre Aiss wncb the pcpu'r Comic ran,omi%e called
hos, Fran. os R.vel Charles Antoine Ravel
Ravel; Sergeant Jerome Ravel; Corporal Leon Javel
feuil Mime R9vel Jantta, Mime Leon Javelli
Jaye To conclude with Military advertisement.
Hal hours for the Concerts A-lausard
n the Refreshment Saloon.
The entertainments conclude with the langhabe magi
c.l Pantomime Of the INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN; or, the
Characters by the Ravel Family.
Doors at O'Clock, begin o'clock precisely
Tckets Fifty Cents
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BUNTING.
q BALES assorted colon. Bloc Linsn Ckseks-s
s,,:s,. ''' swimmer ssf!;
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under
the reception Of Boarders the frs Of May under the d.
rscton Of the subscriber WHO has been connected with the
princp. rooms have been newly c.rpsssd nd he whole
pense will be spared by the proprietor to make h
guests comfortable in way For terms, kc address
THOMAS MEINELL
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
THE long promised Mechanical brought TO this
country By Mons George Tetx OF Psrss. will be open
for the summer season commencing every evening
Toclock The large life consisting OF
the Arabian Magician The Aogu and his War Elephant the
spanish Trumpete the Amsring Duck Of vsucsnson lie
all a. large life and performing every act of vitality
Mini cant
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MUSIC.

INSTRUCTION given on the Piano AZ two dollars per
month by person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies wishing take lessons will please
address note TO Music.- at the Herald Office.
iWixsre
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

OST-On SATURDAY. afternoon, June itth. Ia going from
IL Monroe street r. market through Cshsrne and Division
streets Ladys Gold Wseh landscspes on the face and
requested the offered for sale The finder will
please the above Pike the above
reward. j. NJ. WHfTFIELD
tsrc
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THE SHADES HOTEL,


GA Reade Street, Vest Side of Broadway.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has lately opened the above Establish
ment style superior to any other house Of kind IN the
given his friends and while proprietor
Of THE Shades Thames street. he hates himself will
be guaranty e all who may otrone him in h new est..
The usual reishes, Chops Steaks Welsh Rareb Poach-
The room win be regularly supplied with city papers,
well full supply Of foreign papers, by every arrival
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
cold and shower Baths equal those in house the
city, A. i2h sensi todsSss with good clean bed. k ca.
,U s..
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately reed and furnished
the most complete and elegant manner BY Mess Jack
ence Mr. Craston host Of Roekaway Pavilion,
Hstor House New York i guaranty Of the sly in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location Is the best in the city
The Pavilion, Rockaway L. J., will remain under the
with be happy his old friends at this favorte wa
ternx place. a29 lmsr
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
to inform his friends as, and ks public General
that he has recently fitted his mouse n rery superior
and calculated please gentlemen Of taste He
with the Liquors that the market
Dinners from II till O'clock and Cold Cuts Chops, Stakes
Rare Bits, Gc, At all hours.
house New York. aud his Aes. Wines Segars &c.
Of the quality and the attendance prompt P
modation Of customers always attended to- Lodgings &C.
myl3 lmsr
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TO vocALIsTs nus 81 1fts a, AND THE rhEAIA

NV CONBfN, Manager oil The SWISS beu Itiukefs, ".
w spectfuly informs the members OF the Musical and
Theatrical that he viii have fulfilled bis engage
ment the above band Few weeks and tenders hrs ser
vices travelling agent musical professor band or com
pany OF artists talent about TO travel
Having completed his second tour throusho9t The United
States the Cansds Texas and the Island Of Cuba dunns
which he has visited almost every section q those
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful professional travellers
be believes that services will advantageous to any
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed 70 Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bel
Ringers, OF Sol. Smith, tsq theatre ~ Louis, Mo,
mailed prior May icth and prepaid will meet with plomr
attention Al tbst time SIS tire
4 TLANTTC GARDEN IS NOW OPhN kOk THE
n SEASON.-podworths Comet Band VIII perionn every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June md ~
mys ;msre ''''' WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MODEL OF NEW YORK..
THE UNDERSIGNED 10 receiving orders Tor vlsws
10 be the Of his Model OF New
York which will be completed These views vary fr
10 20 inches in sngth and represented for moders
compensation They include representations 81 public bud
ings places Of business manufactures. hoes, private resi-
dencss, steamboats,, packets, nc.
number q the r; artists. both lssdsespss ard
few and prrsons capable OF uanssetinr business
al I'm srre T. PORTER BELDEN. $50 Brasdw.y.
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PIANO FOkIES.
PURCHASERS invited 10 call al Chambers ware room
No 1856 Broadway for superior snd warranted aeteie
all lmsr
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THE ALHAMRA.
..d ICE ckEAM SALOON,

- 4 y II = n W = 4 = ONs
$50 Broadscay, bsf,cssH Spring and Prince
ITO sTRANoERs-etsngsrs visiring the city will find
attraction In the Saloons Of the Alhamrs which,
aside from the delicious Ices aud ound
there u lifted Up in styls e Eastern splsadoar and asrh
fountain 10 the tesselsted court which displays varstY OF
curious and Ingenious only Keeps
~ cool and pleasant but eHetss and
thousand conjseturss while the promenade around
the balcony AFFORDS view. every pleasant evening
beauty be found In any other
place OF public in the Indeed where
10 Admin ance free iezi Iw,ssrc
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UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, No. s.
hf Nemtsrs Of hss Lodge respectfully requested
sfss5 the fansrs % i.e brother James b Norton,
mQLsing June a.
TIE ordsr sssess respectfully By order Of
toux JAMES RAfTER, n a
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NOTICE..
vSRON the LIST Of May 1916 the coparneshp between A.
Dslachsur and H. r. NJ under the firm of Delachaux
Mare has been dissolved BIZ mutual consent.
' - A. DELACHAUX.
H. F. MARE.
New York, June IT, 1916. JeBIer
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THE PHEASANT

nAEiU HAUAN ttspsctuiy intorms his fFends and The
puhic In general thar We hes ep~asd the house No
rowafd street, place Of public eutxrsin~nt. He has
sp,,sd 10 sspsnss IN fitting the .ansr most suitable
him with call and has .sd stock Of he choicest sad
best selected Wines, Ale. &c the market would sfosd
lie IS also prepared steaks, Chops. Cutiets.
Rarebits. kc and provide parties with private
Tor suppers other meals.
DAVID HA0AN
je2l iwsrc a. Howard street.
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NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY FEATS
OF MAGIC!
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
CyyqMRERC Grip EFT


HERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated German Magician,
Extraordinary and entirely Exhibition OF
Scientific usios consisting ofvarlous surprising and
ing Experimental Fes based on the Hidden Wonders OF
gc. Herr Alexander respectfully announces to his many
friends and the public generally his New York. for
the purpose OF giving series of mystical entertainments,
which he fsters hi msef from the taken in their
give additional effect his pieces the extensive
Of Pslmo Theatre has been entirely reed and ogeousy
II TE MIL 81
magnihcenty illuminated Grateful the very liberal
experienced former occasion at Niblos H. A.
begs to assure the public that pains will be spared to mo
Tickets 50 cents-Chdren under ten, half price.
Box Once open from 10 A. r M, where seats may
no. On private business Herr Alexander can be found at
the Aston House, between the hours ofs and o A. M
jet
COMPLIMENTARY AND FAREWELL
BENEFIT TO ]. X. SCOTT.
THE COMMITTEE this occasion beg leave present
i the fo!lowingb bill Of Entertainment for
Wednesday EUening, June 2lth, 1876.
HENRY THE W.;
O. the Hamor' Of Sir John Fastaf;
oftRs Park Theatre formerly Of the Theatre Royal coven,
Ietspur, l6r,t time in New York. Mr. Scott
prnee OF "aiss MI .pgavSsnnp9pIt.
Ipns. '''..' - 1880. WI CIa a:
hsary w. p, M, a.: h ten
The New York Brass Band will appe ar (Leader Mr. Ken.
dali and perform entire piece Of music, written
' Alter Which, Mr. MITCHELL will appear in favore
To conclude with the fayorte drama of the
MURDER ON The CLIFF.
In which Messrs. Coney and Blanchard will appear.
J2l
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FEMALE CHILD, from the in trout Of Lafayette
Garden and the Mansion House Hobokea, the nth
Of June The child is years Of named Cecilia Bsa
blue eye; and sandy hair slightly tanned with the
Had blue and white striped ock dark pznttctte aud
striped hood Any information respecting her will be thank
fully received by her parents +. II: BANNER,
je20 Nsrc Lafayette Garden Hoboken ~ j.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Depot is
now situated al Broadway where all who prefer
"a an can be supplied with the only best article for that
n the world advertise theirs as the De.
not Il /, an utrurh other place New York does the
proprietor Daley. acknowledge or furnish whencs me
tnlted States can be supplied n. DALLLf.
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Ma lons, Jaas ~, ls.6
THE Men.b~rs a. shs yolsntser hsg,9~af 81 Hschory
blnss krrsby directed 40 arsss az
- Assss f.rd sernes a kr snd svsssitn streets on
Tuesd*Y Ahxnoer &s1 assa o'clock rrseissiy for the
gsrg e q proesssns ne Cry hsi frk where sls
Eant hspm~nsal sfsndsrc. BY
nite ~ tlisreas vii " rss~asd 81 the Hoa Andrew
The Hickory Eisss. az sacloek
Ihs ter nsndsnt trsss hat ne hgh hsoshss con-
TERED On the gallant h<n q thu Hickory Bb~ss
safesas % snssr. promFtisds ebsdsnes this
order ~ order,
St0soa G. Hases. Aa3atsrf- in s,ss,e
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nv q. HAYNES wishes to inform young gentle men de-
w sirous Of obtaining commissions IN the voirntecr
Coma now raising ia this city and State that he W.
Hsymesl has made arrangements for receiving about 10
,ouag primary military Instruction lie
ua prepare gentlemen take charge OF their com
psnes the Colonel In Of twelve lessons O1e
room the city second floor American Eagle sale Stable
bose gentlemen who feel inclined To themselves Of this
oer requested call and enrol Their Names 30 as TO
make up the number Of one hundred. .
B-A company OF rs file, wheel by right or let,
shoulders forward this splendid Compsnies may
ssI.o lire FOR drill rooms. w. O. HAYNES,
.etqlwsr Late of 7th u. 8. Infantry.
--OWBER'5 PA1ENT tn TLA1ED LEAD FlPt.
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