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condition of the country, and viii probably be &c
ceptable under the circumstances. TO those con-
cerned in all the great domestic and industrial
pursuits, or at least thar they can live under il "
&c. Now, it is understood that Mr.. Webster did
not prepare the propositions" il was framed by
the rich manufacturers themselves, who met in
conclave at one Of the hotels The arrangement
was made between them and Mr. Webster that
Mr.. Webster. like another Alias, should bear this
heavy burden. The dates of the letters inter-
Changed, show that no time was lost by Mr.. Web
ster IN replying. and II is presumable they We're
written under the same root, at the SAT O table.
and at the same time; and this is the belief peo-
pie say so openly And there is proof that here
was unanlmlty among the Manufacturers, "not
an excepton;" for Messrs. Thomas Chambers
and Isaac X. Davis say, in note TO the Intelh-
geHcer, prefacng the core pondence.--
But We have the means Of knowing and we do know
that those interested in the protection domestic manu-
come acquainted with the proposed amendment were
decidedly in its favor, without an exception, to
knowledge.
I'VE have seen and conversed with many persons and
have seen some hundreds of letters and say with
fdence that the Of business of the country
entirely satisfied with it, and that they do and will deep
ly regret that II was not adopted"
These "hundreds OF letters" three hundred
were laid before the meeting; and the converse
ton 10 which Messrs. Chambers and Davis al
Jude, there took place No wonder that these ma
nufacturers "do and will deeply regret that It
lihe "prouosit,on, their own1 was not adopted !"
But the political associates Of Mr. Webster are
bitter against HIM for permitting his letter 10 be
published, and more so for assuming the paternity
Of the manufacturers propositions" and though
he did this, wing senators secuted the PROPOSE
stion, and insisted, privately, that he should not
present it. He had to yield TO them after the con-
sullation. wing member, strong protection
man, has Pronounced Mr.. Webster, next TO Mr.
Jarnagip, :" a great fooI'' in this matter ; and
others are ang'y TO think that lac should be, in
western language, "cahoot" with any particular
Clique ef manufacturers They say that Mr.. Web
stef, like levathan, assumes TO himself the
whole sea OF protection TO swim in and waits for
an opportunity to oveftum, by IA sudden move
mcnt of his tail, Mr.. Cay's craft, and sink him in
the troubled waters. This is but small s7mpl1
Of the trickery OF politicians-a scenic represen-
taton to the audience, who have no opportunity
to look behind the curtain, and see the actors pre-
pairing for the play.
Mr.. Haywood is busy in preparing. a defence,
viwd eating his course In the Senate of the United
States. and explaining the causes of his resigns
ton. 1t is looked for with much anxiety, and ma
ny believe that father Richie will come in for
passing notice, having said that Mr.. Haywood
was traitor, and that those who attacked him
the other day in the House will be gently handled.
FELIX
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WASH NOTION, Aug. ], 1876.


A Little TriekUy-Mr. Wsbau-The Tariff Pro-
position prepared, but not submihed-Amger Of
Mr.. Webster's Associafes- Mr.. Haywood.
Within the last week, topic OF conversation
among the politicians has been the correspon-
dence between Thomas Chambers and others,
and Mr.. Webster, with regard to a" proposition"
10 amend the tariff act. The first letter, from the
former, is dated July FL, and commences" We
have been mad, acquainted with the substance
of proposition which it is understood you think
of submitting to the Senate, as amendment to
the bill now pending in that body for reducing the
duties on imports and other purposes" To this
are appended the names Of gentlemen represent
ing the interests Of sugar, worsted, copper, iron.
flannels, oil, paper, &c. Mr. Webster, on the
same day, July Fl, replies, :" am happy to learn
that you concur with me in thinking that the pro-
position which have prepared as an amend
ment to the pending bill is suited to The present
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN Medic
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by common consent ned
L No as remedy Tor botches, pimi les, pustoles
seurf freckes burn all kinds Of ptions every
hesn somp-isy d.. aneed by ,h. invaluable composition,
sed than FIVE hundred The and
which it's impsts the have
be furnished with proper toilet that lacks
Gour'uds Italian Medics ed SOAP If beauty be-
ed only ska deep the the thin
er'g in which io enes resides should be kept its
snf and most attra tive state.
Dr. Gourauds Grecian Hair Dye, for cooring hair has
all the old and dele
Tor that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicsting hair
The Lily White made by the ctor, by common
the comp thar his graced adys or
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonny pale lips and
cheeks These supeative Cosmetics together with large
stock choice psq%sry sSd fa.sy :gsle. be had
street first door Droadway
Agents-yoIdon, Milk ST., Boston; Carlton & CO. Low
ell: q cen Co Worcester Jy3I Iwsmc
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lFFom The NV YoIk Trhune1

A CURE, WILL NIGH MIRA ULOus-we called
"A Yesterday TO see wreck of humanity named James
z. The b p'j
hve years old, being attacked by measles. tn
him without visit and probably without knewiedgr Of
~, disease, by reputable. physicn Prcsaton paralysis
intellectual and bodily faculties lie Became deaf dumb,
and blind the midst Of mittrd and
Length wa. derived by and dIedu sesa
dsstroyed rendering his affection, and his drformy beyond
nued through period Of than ten years during which
he was unable even to lie in bed but the weary
DEATH and lived Of IT, hardly be
stated that he enjoyed from time the attentions
purpose At length in isi Buffalo physician, purely a.
piece Of banter proposed q two Of hi. behen who had
druggist whose Extract OF Sassparia was pulled in
the papers shon.d be- induced try virtues upon poor
wysxo there wa no hope Of hi; living many days
though be had him cir diy hope upon visiting
Of eye three his limbs gone face eaten away as we
have stated and what left him Of ulcer ito and
aud Of yesr reater the patient was cured so
far II possible that he should be For the FIVE fol
lowing he "a. enjoyed all the health which compatible
fragment. Of legs with restored eye by
s% H. II: BEEN an 4aass to . s,y E G
choose to IN him the ordinary character of the
wrought il his Tint the Extract Of Sarsaparlla
have log experienced aud borne testimony aud if the
sight of this poor victim but be rendered subseven
the carelesness with which aomel and kindred pepara
lions are often dispensed BY physeims hi, life will not have
him from motives Of curo. ty onlythe spectacle is too
painfully revol ng-hut those who have relations friends
Be- % ss
pactIcabiiy Of cure We make thi: statement
whom we know and IN hos ossry ou v are rs
place Implicit reliance. j3l iwsmc
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WASHINGTON. August l. 1916.

WASHINGTON, August 4, 1910
The Sub Treasury The River and Harbor Bill, &c.
We have got another of them through. Another
of the Baltimore resolutions is fulfilled. The SUBJ
treasury begins its work from the first day of ia
nuary next, and shortly thereafter we may look
out for rush upon the banks. They had better,
therefore, begin to curtail for the crisis.
The bill passed through without any struggle,
except that between Messrs. Lewis and Calhoun
on the one hand, and Messrs. Benton and Allen
in the negative, upon the use OF drafts in lieu OF
gold and silver, when they can be discussed at
par Upon this proposition, the hard money
men, in conjunction with the wings, gained the
day; and the Secretary Of the Treasury thus had
his last "creep out hole" enlarged.
We expect the river and barbor bill will be
pocketed. That was just the plan of John Ty-
Ter on the same measure. He put it in his pocket
and walked off with it, You may depend 1t will
rouse up the West.
We have yet to finish the land graduation, the
warehousing bill, several appropriation bills, and,
then, what with loans, and treasury notes, and
treasury drafts, and promises TO pay, we expect 10
get along till December next.
Your picture Of San Juan D'Ulloa is superb
Truly, you are keeping the Herald at high water
mark.
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"A N
CERGEANT-AT-ARlMs House Of r representatives., UNI.
ted States intends making extensive through the
State: of Kentucky, OHIO Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and
Iowa Te5itoy ediatsly after the adjournment Com
in any part Of the above named States
lie will return to Washington about the 25th OF November
taking PhilAdepha New York and Baltimore in his route
Gentlemen wishing avail themselves Of this
to have their claims settled will address him Wsshngton
City. any time before the adjournment Of congress.
RErERENcE- the Members of the House Of Repres ZEN.
tatv~s OF 18th and 29th Congress
PS-lfit is desired he will visit Baltimore Philadelphia
and New York, before leaving for the West.
,vtgo veodn
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Il e. j.. GARTNETT, No Courtlandi street, near
Broadway wholesale and retail Manufacturers Of Travelling,
Settings Flute Locket Watch Ring Pin and pencil BoIe1;
Tor silver Plate neatly arranged order Also Trays
made and fitted to Jewellers show cases. watches
chains, rings, keys, pins thimbles, pencils, &c
variety OF the above articles hand
made TO order, with and despatch No 2Cou
street Ne" YORK mvi2!mss
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GRAND SOCIAL PIC MIC AND COTILLON
EXCURSION TO VERPLANK,S POINT.

k01 - The commodious and elegant Steamboat
Excelsior, Capt William B. Nelson, will,
on FRIDAY, August the 7th 1876 leave Rob
per, TX o'clock, A M; Market street, East
Hxer' AS; Ia street pier brookiyns Pier No North
mond street and 18th street 81 o'clock. BY this time the
Boat will be handsomely decorated by fair and
men, together with the artificial
by the nobie Commander in exquisite and upassing
beauty accompanied by Dinge celebrated Brass Band will
proceed up the river the place OF destination where the
Bad will play In front OF the the place selected
dancing To facilitate which, two Of
and coon bands provided Returning o'clock the
Band Will play in like To those who wish escape
from the heat and turmoil Of the city ENJOY day
truly de ishtful recreation. this desirable opportunity
Tickes 50 cents each children years rs cents to
be obtained Of Nathan Whitley No Vesey street in the
Astor Hoo:t Charles Leighton II John street; George Es-
gle ", Fulton street. Smith and Floyd I'd wad Hte Mas
;au streets John Me- abe 70 Nassau James O. Will
liams ~ Cshenne streets John Russell, corner of Franklin
ana Vest Johg s,se $40 sroome BALI corner Of yaIick
Lawrence Shirley ,93 9Th .venus; o. Hayward, Wood
sell eorpeI Of 18Th street and oh avenue: William
rtong wallace House corner 10Th and
boat. - -
Dinner ard other Jefehmen will be provided on board
Should the weather Prove unf.yorbe the excursion will
~ b. The Benevolent Orders Of Bere Pbopx Amen.
bly, No. l. and Washington Assembly. No are respect.
fully invited TO attend. sul 5t35s7 -r
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g ss e. i: A. :: :s: h.
hsi 3 Be atSSs' s:
II ss. IL si Tssr sisai Ne
4 f. % saS EGa Ss Of s. g &
Chen PfBs %se Mary Mis-, 4SS
in Mr. Lennons house m Ney YosLIFspiy Aranssmsat.
raw NC Of ns f.Ie nh
liz s
r09%soeia in,srcoaIss-Ths beau's sonE s-sesas
you-Ibs duslii.ts in coventry scene a~SIrs Nj.
Earnssts City Hoel~Frsthebsd sodi.rSWss
Is good eap.e Tor resisninE eommss Scene 5Astor
Fl Nssss.
9c a. SIX. sfSssa
sSssSe Seem. & il A.
The RsTJ.;, .vsSssmpeah Of MIDI son-RssaOa Of
De; Circle 50 CENTS Upper BoIe, s;ass Pit and Gan.
EKLLNWlLH THEATKE-Cor-eT -V.ncI aad Chart
%E - 8 s fs SRf AR fEED xoES
r Of & ss' R R"s
Mr. phillips. Landry MG Wood Maestro FIssr Bertrand
LIfaJ ,RLE-fhip aaaSs Mr. ~osS; %oensSia. RI, H.
s,; ssa s 2ss 's''
H. GAnDEN WIN \. eIIsn.,s FIoTe@,d,
DAY AND wsaii
Bosd.a fHHS s1,oa. Of ae ;,.Ly
GcrSr%ed by the Orchestra under the direction Of Mr.
.na to 1s% ss Of 5 hour
be brilliantly with gas. thus Sn TSnn an ~ sn
esn. s to examine these beautiful Views Ad
THE MAGiG PILLS rsesiyed with shon,s Of Applause
TIE RAVEL FAMILY.
Gabrisl Rarel-Itco Comic Pontonsmesi
ri O's GARDEN-Monday Evening" August -3d-The
~ snisrai"ms s will
vel; Jana, Nine Martin Javslli.
in the RefTeshmsat Saloon '' '"'
Is so9slqde With The %.snnesn psn,oms Of con-
antoine E.vsI cSIoso Gabriel Ravsl Eviaa, Nine Leon
Doors open o'clock entertainments begin at o'clock
A a.s s sY S.s VIII S.;S
Iuesd.y and Friday evenings eoInnsncing June sad es
mvi sn.rc WILLIAM ALLISON. Propris,or
MODEL OF NETWORK
IN Carved Wood
'%msn,s work OF arr Sy r. p0RTER sELDEN
Th, model every building shed, tree other
have been s%pSysd IN is
work co@asng DIFFERENT ,%e %H
oil paintings by the first artists Of Of the Principal Ba
Hour: Of sihis.!,on from "a. NJ .ooP.M; Ticket. %
COLMAN'S
81 vi DIP Oh rI tsHSIS csAHNET
Materials, Ma:s now . found apoa ;hs , second
Aoor,) where thing win be sold low prices and
a Up as ss of clos
Cheap List win be published for those who will buy
invited call and examine hi. New Rooms,
~ z.s ..:.a..y; second a:c.; :!s .oa.s: ..-.s
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MODEL OF NETWORK
In CQrped IYood.
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
srEAmBOATs, c.c.
FARE REDUCED.
FOR THE FISHING BANKS.


FARE REDUCED.
FOR THE FISHING BANKS.
MONDAY, AUGUST I'd.
II: sS"% the foo. Of .%mdod
fs. ,;e., Per S N Gs% s 81 Delaney 'os-
Ei.s: q s1d bait at small change Dinner on boar,
CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
BANKS AND COMFY ISLAND
80 q The steamboat WAVE will make e.:
y q; i lsSyf Pq,elay;%ssts TX Delaney Pike
boss on her GfS % stop at cou.v
one or TWO hours giving pe"ty of time for bathing and
Fare fsI The whole excursion s7X B.itsr.t.
COTILLON AND FISHING EXCURSION.
Fs sfr95'C cas,l. Free The steamer sUF
sas'a asSa s ~ as :SSss
x i. On
ss q. r.: boa, vi.
Fishing Ground at day m 's seessd S
B sashn to he city By
on board The Buffalo has berhs ladies
ana Ioo eenuemen au2 3tissIc
FOR THE FISHING BANKS.
The substantial steamer BUFFALo. Capt.
Of S.re.y :sGv seIoe diH'Hif
PsT H. D"s. s r !.
S1 pGs .,an BAT f Lines at modsrae charge boat
A'AOAsA~lANS n f1hLr-GASl OLA
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY
Al - FROM the steamboat pier foot OF Warren
stssS. Is. X fa::
YAK ct Ta,. %"sHS
MaTFR sG n1 s5. S,Si
tat ing this boat will time the
q cas- from Albany West Buffalo; aud North to Saratoga
Whitehall and Lake Champiain.
The new and elegant low pressure steamer METAMORA,
Capt r. H. Smith, will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on borrd.
Breakfast and Dinner board.
As not generally uade rsood that the Morning Line
lesving at O'clock A. charge dollars take
method inform the public that BY taking steamer
mora, AZ 6 oclcck, A. NJ they mseves dollar
and arrive IN Albany earlier hour than by the Old
Passengers will beware of the decay the
America, she hiss been put by the Old Monopo "
same honr. to OF the Metsmora.
Fare 70 Van Corlauds Dock IS cents 50
GEMS: tucson - cents; Albany 81. aul lwsr
80 - RAiLY LiSE OF BOATS BETWEEN
The s,eamboats SYLPH, Captain j. Brais-
ted and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain d. Van felt, will
leave as follows " 49,
6and7, r. M. -
Leave New York at 7s, 10, and H. A. NJ and l. sa4,s.
8, and 4 nast r. NJ.
All freight at the risk Of of the owners thereof
stage will leave Vanderbts landing for the Telegraph
c Station every hour throughout the day. Fare 2h
jy
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TROY MUkNlaG AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK

Troy MUkNlaG AMI EvENINU LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
- - FOR Albany AND TRQY-From the
L M.s g. fcsLskiil West Point. New
Geek y Red Hook, Bristol. Catski Hudson, Corsacke
Breakfast and dinner board the boat
TIE 'ie ear beat, NiMAGARA w leave on Monday. Wed
The steamboat TROY, Captain qorham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
freight apply board or at the ONCE on the
wharf.
NEW YORK: ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
From the pier At the foot of Courtlandt street
The lowpTcssure steamboat EMPIRE, captain H. Macy
oaves the 81 Courlandt Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, NJ seven o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Cspt VIM. H. Peck. will
o'clock "
Passengers taking these Boats will in time to take
the Morning Tram Of Cars from Troy west 10 Bu so and
north 70 Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Cham plain
the wharf W
No freight taken after 81 o'clock
NOTlCE-AII goods, freight, bank BILLS spseie or snv
other kind Of property pos,nvey the owners risk j2er
WANTED,
n.y. Young Woman, situation 10 Dc plain sswins and
wxstu0 akarrh 49,
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

WANTED,
- nursing chamber work The beat ar ev
mag be had applying at t7a Pearl street ssi aeods,
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HOTELS AND WATERING rLAcss.
UNION HOUSE.

UNlON itOUSE.
TINE subscriber has taken the above named and sper-
did hoel lust completed at the ceure OF the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass aud will open same for ths
public modaion the 30th int. The Union House
Is large, richly finished and furnished Offers
advantages TO all persons travelling through Springfield far
bas'ns,s or pleasure Having reesny Kept the Uuted
scrber respectfully inye hs cd erds patrons ana
all others, to give hia raii aills uea q..tsrs
ss, :. SEMAN.
opIInHneIu, July - leiH SUB 3m-r
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'1 ED. RANDOLPH. Clerk.

FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
r AIDES OR GENT LEMEN having supe huous effects
IL dispose Of such Wearing Apparel FuIiitur- &c.
Obtain ar cash price or the by sending
subscriber through the Post Office or otherwise who will
attend at their residences. j. LEVhNSTYN,
f66 Broadway, up airs.
L,des eau be attended to by Mrs. J. Lt.vENSTfN.
3 ,ASW
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,.
III iLADELPHlA
(Formeriy The liarsllaH HouseN
Is NOW OPEN
7NHE LESSEES, BAGLEY, MACKENZIE < co have
spare no render his srscious and
Hotel perfect in trust wi Be found
deserving the patronage they respectfully solicit for it,
JAWS BAGLh Y. late of Jones' Hotel
HENRY G. MACKENZIE
- Formerly Al the Washington House.
PETER l.. FURGUsON.
iy3l lmsjs
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION
''hE PUBLIC is informed that this eEtabshment having
been enlarged and improved since s close Of the last
day of June LAEDON GARDINER.
Nav !. 1876 my2s AMIR
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public 10 general that the Pavilion is in full
operation aud prepared for their reception -
Steamboats, be Pier No North River and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz
prom New brighton From New York
g. III A ~ g. ~ A. NJ.
2, NJ. 81, 3JP.M
II BLANCHARD.
Pavilion New Brighton, June I, 1876. jgTurc
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II CkUf IL OF tie HOMO ayIe ABEL .nEExER, Supreme
~ Court Commis notice Is rerehy given hat at
now te Of Bali:ton spa, absco nding called
deb o. due Of made 10 the said Supreme Court CO
mi sione- the drrcti Of The Statute
in agant descending, conce ed non-resi
denL d. b ora
Az that the will slid for the pay meut of his debts
unless he. tn Tn D. Fine arper and discharge
such IT, hmeut sccnrdns 10 law, within n months fr.m
the first nblic alton of thii no ice
A. that the pa of debts and the delivery OF
properly heionpn2 to said debtor him for his and
ar. forhidde, by law and are void.
Dated Hallstoa Spa, Jul, a, 1876
W.B LITCH. OF Ballston Spa,
Jy2s rsw9mo srrc Atty. for atts C hi q Creditors.
TINTED STATES CIkCUIT COURT, Fifth Circuit
and District Of Louisiina, Saturday. 9th day Of June. A.
d. 1876 ne pursu jeurnment. Present
ths Hon Tneo. II Nc,aeb, district Judge. The Hon. j.
Mckinley, presiding judge absent.
josiah F,far ct al vs. Chester Clark aNo. a9o-It
the court that the defendants Jacob Baker Van
Nyck Phillips, John Hunt x Co., LuAe Davis. W.&J.
Van Baskirk, Walter Jaeger Co.. Mrs Alice Mead.
rtrix m u Wadjell nssignee Naupsel stout, Austin
Melville Co. II. Bosreu Co Pinkney Bertine Wey
with Of subpoena he ein and that said dee dsnts
sd N ia, city o. New Yo X. On Of X H. Wilde
sol tor for ccmp'nart &C. d. Dacan, E.q solici
the defendants served 0eiig aud
thereto that this rule BE- in Of the
OF New i'k once week Tor three mth curing them
to re,d demur the complai ants pill
mnrtiug aio before the Mond y November
next SUNG the allegations Of said companants ball Will
be AXE. for confes ed by said defen dsnts.
CLERKS Once Circuit Couri OF the ni'ed Ststes east
from the original OF cord in this Office Witness
hand and zeal Of said court, the Of New Or
~ 9, aw sm m Ed RANDOLPH, Clerk.
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JUST ISSUED. PART TWENTY.EIOHT OF
VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE
CONTAINING an engraving OF Raft ,els dtJrbnos ceIe
~ hr,ted paini.g tn Madonna and Child.n Published
by GEO VIRTUE, tIate Martin Coz % John street.
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THE MAGIC PILLS. received with Shonts Of Applause.
THE RAVEL FAMILY

A iLANItt GARDEN 10 NOW CrrN Ron 4 nj
"A SEASO.S-DodworihsC ornet Band will pericm sysTy
Tuesday and Friday evenirss June 2ad ss
O'Clock. Acmttanrs tree.
NV Nn.rc WILLIAM ALLISON Prnpris.or
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DRUGGISTS PHYSICIANS, and others. are offered the
~ rurehs Of neat and sentee established Drug Store
nth good counter practice attached and forming aoe
Of the desirable locations the city Of NJ, W York
affo ds The sales remarkably good and steady The
neighborhood pleasant Offered only Of tho pre-
PHAHMAX, Office Of the Herald au22rsm
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MANSION HOUSE,
NIDDLET TOWN, CON NECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce to his
the public that he rms leased the above house
of and hopes, by ,ng and
attention merit ber share Of their patron
JOHN l.. MONROE.
nv Formerly NJ th- u. q. Hotel Boston
III UIEL DE PAkis-ANT!UNk.v iGN Us. M Of the
late popnetors Of the Perkins House Boston
opened the house No 900 Broadway New York. entrance
Reade street, called the Hotel De Paris where he will
be happy accommodate those who wish patronizs
him. with board and lodging by the day week month
mos asonabIr terms tnvQ pm cod
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viNU LETA Front Room and Bed Room attached on the
4 second Or, iusaished unfa nshed. Also Bed
Fo the third floor ~ house 50 Water street. Brooklyn
betwse Fulton and Catharne Ferry. Apply above, or
At the corner OF Chatham and Mott Mayors Saloon
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A NY MEkC liant IN wat of Porter will find It 10 his
IA advantage by applying ut 50 University Place for
s.nng nan Of sober habits, waiter in grocery diver
would ectf"l attend call within month
the times dull: fsu and get
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