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HOWEs & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH

THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising lao Men and Horses,
qurng Carriages the performers, wardrobe
sicans &c. will be exhibited in Paterson Easton (Pa)
Reading Lancaster Harrisburg, &c. The company has At
tached to Eight Female Eluestrians, among whom j. the
Paris re MADAME df NAME MACARTE a''''s1 ITO"
being chsste and casc her graceful and fascinating addre..
eence render this gifted and hghyeducaed artistic the lead
feature Of the this country The Propreors
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
ye newspapers the extraordinary and daring feats perform
ed by this atste Among the novelties which
the Proprieton offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height is feet and their weight 700 lbs. Mr.
Randall weighs 1872 lbs Mrs Randall is the
gantess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feats of
strength and agility, and will ride in two horse act The
n's R'a; ns KINNEY n.,s M
NIXON and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed uve
nile Act Of Horssmanship by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
TUMBLE MIR. MXCARTE. Wonderful Feats By Mr. Coles
Dogs, Hector and Billy, The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnsstc Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the Charo.ssr Of PhGsus PostunE and Gymnastics BY
brillian. Act of Fancies Of Proteusn Mr. c. Howes in
mtabe Dan Emm at their head The Original Banjo Melo-
dist. With variety OF Others The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers IN the world
my7 un
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By the Mails.

WASHINGTON, May Fl, l846.
The Senate--Ihe Oregon Question and Father
Ritchie-Ihe Great Fdir-Ihs Races-Gramd
Temperance Po,U-,coc--John B. Cough and Geo.
H. Mundy in opposition-The Prophet Ruled
Out, but potcd the Victor by "Ihe Boys'-Mc-
Con,el and the Menag eie-PrematMre Death Of
Louis Philippe and Unnecessary Alarm-Mexi-
co, &c.
A very important report was made from the
Senatorial committee of the Senate to-day, by
Mr.. Westcott, asking that the committee be dis
charged from the Oregon occupation bill, from the
House, accompanied with declaration from
Mr. Westcott, that he should move on tomorrow
that the whole subject be postponed till the first
Monday in December next. We are pretty wei
assured that a tantamount proceeding will pre-
vail; and the motion made SO explicitly is design
ed as rebuke to the dictat orial censorship of
Father Richie. The Senate will meet again to-
morrow, but from the attractions of the Fair, we
suspect they will adjourn after the morning bu-
sness to Monday next. Accompanying, we send
you plan Of the National Exhibition. Further
particulars than we have given, you will derive
from other sources. The exhibition was attend
ed by several thousand people to-day, and from
its novelty afforded the highest sort Of national
qualification and pride. 4F
tonal course, between John M. Bolts b. h. Pro
lection, four years, and COL Thompson's c. h.
Belzebub, four years-three miles and repeat
Protection winning. Afterwards race for Gao
yards. Tomorrow there is to be run OF mile
heats, of five miles, best three in five.
great temperance meeting was held in front
of the City Hall this evening. John b. Cough, a
Mr.. Kellogg, of Baltimore, and an orator from
Ohio, addressed the multitude. After which, the
prophet, George H. Mundy, was about under
taking to "prune out some of the weeds from tho
Temperance cause, especially John B. Cough"
when he was resisted and suppressed by the
voice Of the teetotalers. Something OF row en-
sued, and the meeting was brought thereby TO ra-
ther abrupt dissolution, a large portion OF the
crowd moving, with three cheers, for George H.
Mundy, who has become, by the "adair," quite
a lion among 'the hoys."
A large assemblage Of people attended tho
gere this evening. Gen. Mcconnell was pre-emi-
nent for the rights Of equality, contending that tho
crowd in front should off hats, as the ad valorem
tariff f25 cents the door qualified every citizen,
native or adort04, to the monkey ride, and the
elephant waltz.
premature report prevailed in the city to-day
Of the arrival of the Britannia, OF the death Iof
Louis Philippe, and of a revolution in France.
II was generally believed, and created quite
sensation, as well it might. This evening, how
ever, it is nufied by the absence OF Geographic
or locomotive confirmation.
No further definitive information Of decisive
character from the South. Strangers pouring IN
to the city from all directions. Yankee stock
rising.
II Grows late A longer epistle, General, to-
morrow Essentially and ae's''na Tnsy Dooro..
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wAsHrroror, May 81, ls4o.
Morning clear and oriental in temperature Grand and
imposing accumulation of people in the galleries Of the
two houses mostly strangers coming on to the National
Fair Firing Of cannon supposed to be national salute
on the opening Of the great American
Solemn and impressive prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tustn.-
Mr.. HsssrcAr who has been absent for some time.
appeared in his seat again to-day Thin attendance N
the Senate many Of the honorable body suppose %
inspecting the opening OF the great r"r'
Petitions were presented by Mcssrs. Atchison More
head JarnaQin Woodbridge, Sturgeon, Miles, ana hsy.
wood Mr' semple presented petition from citizens
Of the District Of Columbia protesting against the 70
nanrc ~ ashinson are afraid that this act Of retro
cesson is the first move to the removal Oh inc Feoei
Capitol from this neighborhoodI -
By MIR DIX petition for the rcfundng OF certain sps
ca duties also petition from persons interested IN inc
canal trade Msason soan New YORK on
the subject of the Smithsonian bequeh. All OF which
~sf1 1 p.p. reported bill changing the time Of the
Spring term Of the Circuit Courts Of the United staesn
Virginia and Tennessee
Mr. CAMERON, after conversation it'll Mr.: Hay
wood and vote upon the motion which proved the ap-
sencc Of quorum or that no ss,e on
some cases which he wished decided upon % during
the week he should DO necessarily absent rom INC
city.
On motion Of Mr.. YuLEE, the Naval Committee we.e
instructed to inquire into the p %sr "a which
after may be built or modified.
TINE MyxrcANs-coLIs MILL. u.-.
On motion Of Cen Rusx, the Military oom ~
instructed in reference the esPsdsncy o.
Colts patent hs sgsn st these he a.s 70 Try them
%snt to ss made M,, win ~ WONDERFUL Decline he 81 20
sss s...s ,ss. sss"
state Of tcypdafy.suf SENATOR Ne 10 Be
rsn rem ~ me pro ssp',ss
.aa aS.oi.,e DIDO sgon laid on the '"sy % dy 90
NJ re w }ar the Committee on rsrrsSTsSs
asked leave 70 confusion of people pressing
heard ami I,sr;cs Mr. W. stated the COMMITTEES to which
nG h referred the bill from the House. for the oecu
nsu ~ oregon and tho protection Of our settlers ns
dbsd the subject under consideration, and that 49,
ry 81 M committee did not think srpsds"s g ySss ~
st s,rrs tss present wsstsn " cenfrM s~'"''
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seat of war.
Proceedings In Congress, yesterday.
WASHINGTON, FRIDAY EVENING.
In Senate.
Mr.. FAIRFIELD, from Committee on Naval AZ
fairs, reported back the Bill for building ten steam
ships, with amendments, placing the matter UNI
der the control of the President.
MIR. MANcuM asked when Mr.. Fairfield intend
ed to call up the bill for action He did not like to
give the President exclusive control of all the i'm
porant matters relative to this unfortunate war
with Mexico.
Mr.. FAIRFIELD said he designed to call il up on
Monday next. The fact that the war bill put 9TH
er matters under the control of the Presideun
rendered it absolutely necessary to put this
measure also. The President should have I'M
limited power in this and all other cases relating
to the war.
Mr.. ALLEN offered resolution calling on the
President for information in his possession rea-
ting to the design of France and England to
make Texas an independent monarchy, which
was adopted
The resolution to submit the Louisiana and
Poume grant and patents issued under it to tho
action of the Attorney General, passed its second
reading.
The bill to extend jurisdiction over Oregon COM
ing up, Mr.. Westcott moved to postpone the
whole subject to the first Monday of December
next.
Mr.. BENTON then took the floor, and spoke at
length on the subject of the Oregon boundary. He
said it was his unpleasant duty to have to correct
the errors of both parties, in this controversy He
said our treaty with Russia never intended tho
line Of 81 40 as our Western boundary, but was
placed there by us as the Western boundary Of
England.
AS this report is closing Mr.. B. is speaking with
great emphasis, and commands the fixed attention
of a crowded auditory. His speech, when pub
lished. will make an impresson-for it is unmis-
takeable in its position. and earnest in their do
fence. ff'
n y.
TIL Telegraph does not give single item a
the House proceedings, nor OF the FAIR, as We
anticipated would be the case
Tomorrow it is highly probable that the entire
communication will be opened from Phladel phia
to Washington, and then you shall have the en-
tie days proceedings.
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MR M ANDREWs, RrNFEIT

Mr.. Q. ANDREWS BENEFIT
DARK THkATRE-This Evening, May 23d, will be
Performed re aih &C, q the Co%sdy q the SCHOOL
Peter Teazie Mr. Bass Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. G. An.
drews Lady Teazle Mrs Bland After which Cavitina
viii BE- sddsd the Comedy q VILE FoR DAY
Nathan Tucker Mr. O. H. Hill Mrs. Tucker Mrs Vernon.
After which, the Drinking Song from Lncrs.ia Bosys, by
signoa kosina Pieo ~ on sI pg
The 2, q the Comedy q The HEIR At LAW-PI
conc ud- with the I'd Of the Comedy Of SEED THE
PLOUGH-Famer Ashheld, MIR. g. Andrews; SUSAN Mrs.
Abbott -. ..
U Boxes first tier IS cents second and third tiers, 80
cents; Pit, so cents; Gallery, IS cents.
Doors oclock-performance 10 commence at pre-
cisey ~ o'clock
u be performed the Play Of the sTRANGERaThs
Stranger Mr. r. Scott Baron Seinfo Mr. Clarke; Peter
Mr. Hsdsway Mr., Haller Mis-, JUL, Dean Countess WIN.
Our Countrys Starry Flag To conclude with the Comedy
OF the SOLDIERS DAuGHTER-Frank HesItall, Mr..
Mis-. Julia Dean; Mrs. Malfort, Mrs. Madison.
U Lower Boxes cents; second and third tiers, Is
Pit and Gallery, 12h cents -.
Doors open o'cock-Cuain will rise at half past
n,rlo
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cENrREvnLE CONSTRUCTING.
GlA1&SS4a&S

THE FOLLOWING SWEEPSTAKES are now opused
= 10 come off over this Course =
Stake No. Mile heats s. to wagons all uot
ting horses that purse.
stake No 2-Szme as No. l. under the saddle
Stake No. 3-For pacing horses that never won money
mile heats, best in 5, under the saddle.
Stake No. 4-Same as No. 3. in harness.
SEQ added
Purse $780, three mile heats harness. free for all trotng
horses that $780, The above close
Saturday next, by o'clock p NJ at Greene Losee In
each Of the above stakes win be added The above
come of about the 23th Of May.
Purse $500, mile heats harness. free for all trong
horses to close the LIST OF June the above place by
above three make field In only horse
starts for either Of the above win be nothing given by
the proprietor. JOEL CONKLIN, Prorrietor.
Centreville, May %, 1876 my22 2src
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The banking capital Of the State Is much smaller than
was four or Eve ago, and the amount Of specie
less The proportion Of specie on hand paper in cir.
cuation small, being only about one to nine but the
banks Of New England generally keep deposit in Bos
ton for the redemption Of their bills, which i, not in.
cluded in the reports.
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Died.

On Thursday evening the 2Ist inst suddenly. Amor.
rHrs TAvLon, aged 80 years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
O'clock from his late residence No 66 Division street
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Married.
On Thursday, the 7lst inst. by the Rev J. NJ Smith,
JoHr CoLoAr, to EsuEpIA, daughter Of William Den.
man. Esq, all Of this city.
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A eTOR HOUSE RATHS.

Entrance vesey street private door Astor Housed
baths are in complete order. The bathing tubs
trel new tcopper and tie largest in this city Po1b
Baths are open until II o'clock unight Ssurdsy night ~
Price of BATH Is cents. The Sea- bathsM
'; :l =: usual I HsrNY ;sai'.; Ss
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CASTLE GARDEN.
N EIvCIC he uexf n

CASTLE GARDEN.
MuSIGAL soIREEs: containing the finest moreeaur of
The public may here enjoy themselves in the larses, and
Sy h Ss s
&c s Re
% Be without % w
& o
Thursday, Fs;Ssy !, ana ss s.s -; Evenings,
The evenings entertainments will commence with grand
Mono.. w oy.fsss Ai S osfSi fsl.L.sly
tn. par, r MfehP . 10 Fra po
&.
s'ls Grand y Ssll,:;1 Ss' M hasS.'.
Freudenfest ,G,llop-Kuhner. ,
To eensqds yi.hs grand Gones Kam0S;
A sEAs6N-Podworths Comet Band viii perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing juno md
01 mys smsrc '''A'' WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor
EMoRHHME 81 AF oF 4 Oh f cdAssSS sABlNEr
sIss s:sSs:
much n, as.0'' Of clos
Cheap List win be published for those who will buy
No 200 Broadway second floor. ais eodexs tire
TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS AND THE THEATRE.
CAL PROFESSION
VIZ CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Hingerg, re:
w spectfully informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he will have fulfilled his engage
vices travelling musical professor band or COM
panv OF artists Of talent about travel
Having completed his second tour the United
States Canada Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which has visited almost section Of those countries
made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful 10 professional traveer
party with whom he may engage. - -
addressed TO W. Corbyn, Manager oil the Sw BELL
Ringers care Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis, No.
nailed prior May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention AZ that time al8 tire
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PARK THEATRE,
IMMENSE TTRA G. TON!

IMMENS Sc "A TTRA Z TION!
FOR The
fs sISi;1;$
ssa ss In the Of the evening sSaors Ro.s Peo
will sing three SRxN T0 irxtfIN ascENAs
ss syeI's ss%sas: # The sa9s %
sord sSppo.SSy Of sG%Snax
knswlsdssd comic strength 1 b; q The Park company
NlBLos s7m Rop s,; Of, e HI. establish
msnes ms season MONDAY, June i, 1916,
- GABRiEL, JEROME ANTOINE.
'nf R ~ Ei0 Fx rSSnfsSia'
viii make their first appearance in New York these three
years. Of their most popular and highly amusing
s an
whole forming the most recherche and elegant place of
amusement TIE Il ~ So ssS''afGi LA MysARD
much admired previous will be continued, to
..S:i: ss.s
.on and the proprietor has great pleasure in announcing
arrangement has been MILE n.fi T CLANCY.
Premier D.nseuse from the Opera of Paris and the Berlin
- '- ~ Mons; HENRIE.
Further particulars hereafter my2l re
THE DESERT REPEATED.
ynphssy RA Pax aa wi Srs Ss .s
SEVENTH TINE,
At the TABERNACLE, on THURSDAY EVENING,
2Ist INSTANT,
FRIDAY EVENING, the 22nd inst, and SATURDAY
EVENING, the 23rd inst,
e GJTsE o fssfs the direction Of
The solo parts n. Mr. tef RoBT GEO 81 PAIGE.
for 5 4: Il. shoa: a..
( Is So S'i;f Sisss;|k Anthem"
As sing with effect by The XOCAk UNION
Music. by..............F ELlCIEN DAVID,
Words, by. GEO. r. NORRIS, Esq.
The Solo Parts by. ....... MR. r. II. NASH
The Chorus will be sustained by about Eighty Gentlemen
selected with particular regard their musical affiliations
my20 4t*r II. MEIGS, 446 Broadway.
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CARsAPARILLA.-AIl person. a,

g AKSAPAKLLA-AIl persons DESTROYS Of obtaining The
best MEL as the cheapest preparation of this valuable
remedy VIII buy DR.. Cooks Sarsapara Pills. They are
made Of the from the bes article imported from
Honduras They pleasant the sugar pums;
and children will take them readily They powerful
purifier Of the blood and excellent medicine so
srabe az this season Of the Price ST. Sold wholesale
Chatham; BY Aspinwsll, ss William street; and by Wyatt
and ketchum l2l Fulton and the retail
apothecary stores throughout the city.
pr Catim Of Albany, they the best prepara-
ton OF Sarsapara that he has with my23 ltsr
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PILES! PILES PILES!
PAMPHLETS containing extraordinary cures effect
Il ed by BARNES PILE LOTION, may be had gratis
myai a'rc WYATT KETcHUM lai Fulton st
LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
liz FEET LONG, and from ~ to inches in diameter
~ Can be obtained only Of the patentees
THOMAS PROSSER,
nimsrc % Plat street, N. Y.
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NEW YORK HITSSARS

vJyROOP ORDER, No. io-Tbe Once. ron.cor,r,;.
signed oesrs and pry.tss of this Troop will assemble
on Monday May 23th st o'clock A. NJ in fuli d.s. NM
form The Troop will then proceed on an ercnyson 20
JOSEPH " CHAMBERs Sergeant Msjol m %v Ssg,;a
WANTED-A Windsr Of Six Cocooas, 10 70 10 Central
n.a %sS; ). a s6% ss'9isE = vii :i's 4: TS
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A GRIEyE No John street, importer and dealer in
Birds Cages Bird Seeds description offers for
sale the following valuable and Birds :Sino Aranger
Wamse Chinese Mockng Bird Abordeyat spice Bird
birds were all imported from the East Indies.
pense Blackbirds, Thrushes Linnets Chainches Gold
Inches Bullfnchss stangs and Skyark. In fact the Gu
nous will find a. No John street. most of the cage birds
B-Black and Tan King Charles Spanes received by
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool per John Grieve
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E10o REWARD.

II O6T Oh STOLEN, on Wednesday the 18Th Anil ina,
a BLACK LEA TfiER BASKEhS e CASE.
MARKED Coun Co." in gilt letters containing the under.
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A NEW WORK FOR THE PEOPLE,
TO BE HAD GRATIS.
GALVANISM,
And its duplication asa Remedial agent.
A. II. CHRISTIE, MD.
What though the causes may not be explained,
Since their effects duly ascertaincd
Let not delusion, prejudice pride,
Induce mankind to $ the aside
Means which though simple, are by Heaven designed
To alleviate the ills of human kind"
abridged from the fyeIfLh London Edition.
THE above work brief but highly interesting treatise
i on Gslvanism and its remedial p6yers, especially as
adapted nervous complaints 1t may be had gratis a the
agency No 1872 Broadway and recommended TO
the attention Of physicians and all interested my2 Nssr
L YNGH& COWLING are now receiving daily At their
yard corner Of Fourth and Thompson streets, both Red
and White Ash Coal Of al sizes and Of the most superior
quality from he Lands Of the Forest Improvement Company
The celebrated Black Heath Coal from sire 70 lump for
manufacturers. my 81 2werc
ENGRAVERS'
STEEL AND COPPER PLATES,
MADE from the best materials and the finish equal to
lvl in the world Steel from per inch; copper
from ~ to cents inch; Plates from 10 nches Gard
Plates Ia 10 ls per dozen. large stock always hand,
ed ready Sr o,d:n a. ppomsnt' aotss I'D ,:s1 s Adams
nrlS imsf sad n Plat street, New yosk.
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q: D. OLAHKE, IAILUK,
III AS removed from 1872 l6 William street, within few
doors Of John street G. b. e. has and elegant as
sortmen Of Spring Goods which will be made order
such will suit the truly economical while style
and finish Of all garments will least equal to any in
Broadway Fine French and English black cloth Goats
made to measure from SEQ which, taking quality into
conderaton at least three dollars less than they
procured for elsewhere The Of this all goods
are bought for cash. and credit given Summer garments
Of all descriptions kept ready made.
mY23 ltsrc q. B. CLARKE Liz William .4
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VotfN NJIIIIN respectfully informs his friends and the
J, nnbc thai he has REMOVED from his old stand. No 2os
Broadway TO No. Barely Street isw door. from
double and single barrel Fowng Pieces Rifles and Pistols
OF superior quality Also Gun and Pistol Locks German
SILVER Castines for rifles and owlnr pieces with mate
rails IN general, to be sold low for cash.
NBRcpairing done in the best manner and on the most
reasonable terms. mvo 1merc
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SUMMER HATS.

- MANDATORY, lo3 Fulton, street.-The under
his Summer Hats possessing the properties usually
sought for by the of the have the additional
sentay similar in material workmanship and finish to the
articles manufactured by the splendid establishments
Broadway; and on close comparison Of their respective
merits material difference be perceived, except in
oftrmning, which effecuay the preparation Of
the forehead from striking through and mpairing the
pearance
Their average weigh. from s ounees-bsins much
and judgment who influenced in their purchases by
considerations Of invited TO examine them, and
establish By the OF comparison their precise value
pared with the productions Of other manufacturers.
my23 lmsrc ROBERTSON 1913 Fulton street.
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HOR SIS FOR SALE

HORSES FOR SALE.
N FOR SALE, at the Stable Of the Subscribers, in
III <Jersey City, known IS the Western Hotel, fifty
A2N Horses from the Western Of the State Of New
twelve very fine Pairs and the balance single Horse
Among them number OF fast Persons wishing good
horses will do well to examine for themselvss
myi66tsr SMITH KETCHAM
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ID. z. CARPENTERS
ID NCTNG 4CAD NV

TENTH AND CHESTNUT STS PHILADELPHIA
pKQFESSOK CARPENTER respectfully solicits those
roLa. Ma,110S,r.s Wa.ipE Cotillion. very few
saloon the above place. Mr. c. will continue to give pr
vate lessons all and will commence his Fall School
the LIST OF September Single lessons given in
and reasonable terms mv23 i,w -Eco
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DIR. POWELL, OCULlST,
AND OPERATIVE SU II N,
TTENDS to Diseases OF the Eye and TO all imperfec
uons Of Vision, from to O'Clock, at his residence 26i
Broadway, corner or Warren
Opthsia soppage OF the Tear Passage, Cataract, and
opasIuss, enectually removed
AMAUROsIS treated with great attention and success
nveteIate cases OF STRAB1SNUS Squirting, cured in
Jnst t%ported ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Adyies TO the poor without charrs
street. t-tN ~ y-~'"' s."" an ltsrs
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T,HE PRorRIEToRs or rHE snAKsPPEARE Inc

VINHE PKOPKIETOKS OF The SFAkSPFEAKE HU-
TEL corner Of William and Duane streets, respect
fully inform their friends aud the public generally that they
have leased the above establishment and entirely reed the
same Every possible effort will be made regard
fort cleanliness and attention. towards their vister They
have PROVIDED themselves with I. new sock, Of Wines
Liquors Segs 10 be surpassed by hotel in the city
The been entirely rehted and the house undergone
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch will be served up every day the bar com
posed OF Chowder and other reshes prepared superior
style
Single night. :: - cents to yiz cents
AReiectory will shortly be established in the has
for the Of the boaders and vste the house
and every luxury OF the will be served mp the
reasonable terms
Several spacious to be let for meetings private
ties referees &c. Also, large with and all
cessary fixtures for Free Nasoos aud secret socetius
GEORGE PlERIS, Manager.
May 20, 1916. my2l 3taw lmsrc