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HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS

1,HE LARqEsT EsTABL IsHMENT ever orraniusd in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses re
7uiring Carriages convey the performers wadrobe mu
sicsrs &c The company has attached Eight Female
quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of In
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Fea peculiarly her own
being chase and classc her graceful and
end the charming nairee with which she chains
render this gifted and lead.
ing feature Of the this country The Propretor
fer the public to the brilliant description the respec-
tys newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring feat. perform
ed by this distinguished arfsf Ameng the novelties which
the Propretors offer are the celebrated Scotch
Their height is II feet and their weight 100 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs 432 lbT Mrs Randall the most enormous
giantess IN the world They will appear Jack the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary fats OF
strength and agility, and will ride in two horse act The
entertainments will comprise Acts of Horse manshp Gym
nsstc Exercises Classic Displays and
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master MI
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS, whose
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed Juve-
nile Act Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer-
fI.s. ny NE yh9s led h tie grsa. Europssn
Dogs, Hector and Billy; The SWISS BROTHERS, in
the Charioser Of PhGbus Posturng and Gymnastics by
brll,an, Act Of Fsnces of Proteusn Mr. {. Howes in
mitabe Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Melo-
dist With variety Of Others. The whole comprising the
leading most talented and classic performers the world
my3 tire
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, June II, 1876.
The War Esimates-The 1drif-Gen Gaines--
The Consular System, &C., &c.
Yesterday, Col. J. Knox Walker, (just recover
ed from a very severe iHdisposton,) private Sc
cretary of the President, was the bearer of an inn
portant message and important accompanying
estimates, &c, to both Houses Of Congress. The
President repeats his recommendation that the
tariff of 1912 be reduced, modified, or repealed.
He Pounds his reasoning upon the able PROPOSE
tons, estimates, &c, of the capable and ready
Secretary of the Treasury, who has devised a
plan whereby the expenses of the government, in
in peace, can be met, and yet the tariff
be brought down to purely revenue standard,
demanded by the majority. The truth is, Mr.
Walker has shown himself equal to any emer-
gency that may arise; and has displayed such
power and ability in his administration of the fis-
cal affairs of the government, that every body, ir
respective of party, acknowledges that he ranks
Justly with the most able that have ever filed
the high and responsible Secretaryship of the
Treasury.
The message of the President was accompani-
ed also with estimates and reports from Governor
Marcy, Mr. Bancroft, General Jesup and other
public officers. The largest amount of money is
demanded by quarter master General Jesup, for
the transportation of troops, supplies, munitions
of war, &c While reduction Of duties is de-
manded, the President recommends the issue OF
Treasury notes, and authority 10 the Secretary OF
the Treasury to negotiate short loan, il demand
ed by the exigencies of the with Mexi-
CO. This however will not be the case in all pro-
babilty. The only serious contest that may be ap
pretended, will probably occur, if at all, when
Gen. Taylor arrives with his forces in the neigh
borhood Of Monterey
General Gaines has not yet made his appear
ance here. He may arrive with Gen. Vega-daily
expected.
The Senate is engaged with the treaty settling
the Oregon question.
Benton and Calhoun have kissed and made
&C., l,oQ IN
Congress is expected soon TO act upon the poja
of the Secretary Of State, for reofgaxi1ztion Of
his department and the consular systeuat We
wish the subject good speed, for il is sadly
needed
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Senate.

Senate.
WAsHiNoTos, June IL.
THANKS TO GENERAL TAYLOR.
Mr. HcusroN, Of the Military Committee reported o
joint resolution giving the thanks of Congress to Gen
Taylor, and for other purposes
LANDS
On motion of Mr. BREKsE, the bill TO reduce and gra
duae the price of public lands taken up Several
amendments adopted, which ordered to be
printed, and the bill was postponed until tomorrow
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. Allen for
abolishing executive sessions, considered Mr.. Al
len made few remarks chiefly in reference to publcs.
TONS about the treaty before the Senate and said the
whole matter Of secrecy sham. The vote
then taken upon the resolution, and reected-ayes
l3, noes IS.
An unsuccessful attempt made to bring up the
warehousing bill, after which the Senate went into
ecutve session.
CONFIRMATION THE OREGON TREATY.
At FIVE O'Clock the body closed their session. having
confirmed the treaty The vote pro and variousy
stated 40 to H. and 80 to H. The seal Of secrecy rels
tive to this question has not been removed, will be-
until after the ratification othc treaty by the two govern
ments.
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WASHINGTON, June IL, 1886.
State of Affairs in Washington-Ihe Oregon Trea-

WASHINGTON, June IL, lo40
State of Affairs in Washington-7hs Oregon IYea-
ty-1he Chairman on Foreign Relations, &c., &c.
The Senate in Executive session to-day, were
engaged upon nominations, the treaty beng IN
the hands of the committee on Foreign Relations,
OF which Mr.. McDuliie is appointed Chairman,
after twelve ballotings, including those Of yes'er-
day. The contest would have been brieier, but
that the Wings thought the effort worth little
perseverance in persuading, as dernie resort,
sufficient number OF the refractories TO cooperate
mon WING, which was within two votes Of be-
INC accomplished yesterday, by the sufrages Of
several of The fty-four forty men concentrating
mon Mr. Archer. After the extra bclotng to-
daav and before the vote was announced, Gen.
cas- seeing that there clear majority for
Nc Dufie, passed large budget Of papers into his
hands in recognition OF his authority In all this
business Gen Cass has acted like true soldier In
deed. his course in the Senate, except upon b
40. and the inevitable war;" has been u subject
of general qualification. Nor is Allen TO be turned
adrift without some testimonial in his favor
His resignation speech was bref, dgnined,
and to the purpose, lie made no
occasion, as he might have justified himself in
doing, for final blast against a surrender OF the
national soil. He saw that his arrows would hit
the President notwithstanding the President IS
supposed to have acted under the instructions OF
the Senate. We enjoin all good citizens 70 ADOPT
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House OF Representatives.

PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
personal explanation Of exciting character took
place between Messrs Stevens and Yancey not conden
sable for telegraph report, from want Of time, in
which the position of Mr. Stevens certain subjects
is alluded to in q manner offensive to him.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the tariff bil-Mr Cobb in the chair. The bill re-
ported from the Committee Of Ways and Means by MIR
Seaborn Jones, was opposed by Messrs. Mclean and
McIlvaine Of Pennsylvania Mr.. Young, Of 0eer
gia, obtained the floor, who gave way to motion to
take up the
INVALID PENSION BILL.
Mr. McKAv moved to strike ovt three thousand dollars
providing for pay of pensions the nded board
Of private armed vessels Opposed by Mr. King, of Mas
sachusetts and Mr.. Holmes, Of 8. c. The Committee
rose for want Of quorum.
MORE PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
Personal cxpla nation between Mr. billiard and Mr..
Yancey. The House adjourned
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Died.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, Mr. ERAsrUs THOMPSON,
aged 40.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence, 4S Scanned street.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, WILLIAM GRANGER, the
son Of William and Rebecca Granger aged years and
months.
spectuly invited to attend his funeral this Friday after
noon at o'clock from his fathers residence 81 Stanton
street. without further invitation
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AUCTION NOTICES.

Asst spraG PGs skGE q 80 aos .ss s,..
msnts.
Turtle Duelgzesa will SELL This Day. at 10 o'clock at
valuable Gold and Silver Watches comprising detached an
enor and cylinder Levers from to - jewels with fancy
forming the largest offered this season the
on winch viii be peremporiiy sold without
s last sale oil watches Tor this season, TO close
Also large assotr ent of Jewelry. &c.
Sl0o and upward. jeis ltsrc
H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer
e. lRANDoLEs, solar and Lard Lamps, Chandelier, SC
after their sale Of Watcaes an invoice Of III snd bqea,s
lar Lamps Grandoes. Chandeliers Hall Eanthems Candle
STICK Se 70 close cons'gnments To be sold without
WM w. SHIRLEY Auciioaeer
REAuTIFuL STUFFED BIRDS at Auction. by H. +.
No IL wall to zoo choice BIRDS ss
in the best by VIM GaIbraiih in cases of 70 20 and
sage Birds can be packed small carry OF
A. Private sale bargains Panofortes Refgeratos and
Advances made merchandise generally and prompt set
uemeals. jei9 ltsmc
ANCIENT AND MODERN PAINTINGS AT
AUCTION.
A. T SCI, on sspSsy evening quarter
ancient vi Paintings, just imported Also. same time will
es peSad w, s 9
lures O. merit Aso, Daguereotype Machine and Fixtures,
ana BOOKCASE and Secretary. jei92t.mc
AUCTION NOTICE.
~ 6 aa'S sss
Ss' s Pier Tables: Sofas Centre and Dining Ia
SsS M a and Ss:
aasir sr..n cha 1pe d. RocLeE DO Brussels
ADVANCES aud other expenses. Also double cased Gold
jeish.r JNO. sNIFFEN, Auctioneer.
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TO sILvERsMITHs

GARLICK CO, PLATE, CHEST and DRESSING
~ Gaze Manufacturers for this last nine Fulton
street. beg respectfully inform their that
they have removed to 10 and 20 Liberty street, William
street stairs where they i'll continue the
above articles Also, supply country manufacturers with
Brass Bandngs Omament fnlays &c. and every kind oil
material for desks, gun cases, sc.
B-Nsval and Military Ohcers' Csnteens made to order
mya 1msr
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l.. DUGAN ~ BROTHERS.,
CIATERs, No: t3s Broone street. corner Of Broadway
~ New York-New Roof put in the best manner, and
old Roofs reraired and warranted tight Orders Al
punctually attended to. myx Inns re
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PISIOI. GALT,tKY.

THE undersigned ectully informs his patrons ana 'ne
public that he has opened room for ne parpose 2. pao
uce m pistol shooting, win ms ~
Nos IS IL aud 10 Canal street where gentlemen fond o.
shooting. and such wish receive lessons me M wiz
find enisnce and prompt attention ne room
well adapted purpose being jud'e,Susy lighted and
msnts are or English make and Of the best quality. Open
daring he d.v and evening. CHAS. + OTTIGNON
isi3iwsrc Nos IS, II and 10 Canal st.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOU Sc.
CHQMRERC

III EKk ALEXANDER, the celebrated German Magician
Extraordinary and entirely Exhibition of
Of various surprising and
Chemistry Pneumstcs, Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
friends and the public generally his New York
the purpose OF giving series Of mystical entertainments
dneon will give the most entire satisfaction In order
give additional effect TO his pieces the stage
Of Pamos Theatre has been entirely re6ued and
TEMPLE oT ESchA IESgrsMsTfaSs o. sp'sndd
agncenty illuminated Grateful for the very liberal pat
ronage experienced on former Nibo,s H. A.
begs to assure the public that pains will be spared
nit renewal OF their fayors
Tickets 30 cents-Chldren under ten, half price.
Doors open at 7-Periormance to commence at o'clock
Box Once from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ where seats NAV
be secured Private Boxes TO admit four persons So
~ On private business Herr Alexander be found at
the Asor House, between the hours Of and 9, A. NJ.
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NEw YoRK, June 18th, 1886.


To A. w JACKSON ESQ.,
THE UNDERSIGNED, in conjunction with v.rv MANY
other friends that il Is
his Intention shortly visit England wish express their
admiration OF his private worth and tried
theatre feeling assured that If
VIII permit you will act in with in this well ap
Piled tribute 10 the universally acknowledge merits Mr.
Scott We beg name by your earliest
such can be rendered available with you We are dear
SIR with every desire for the continual your
Geo p. Morris Jacob Acker
NJ M Noah. Louis Gaylord Clark
j Sherman Brownell, w. Mckinley,
VIM II: Bum, Ed. Jones. Jr.,
Geo. w. Matsell, Jonas Bartlett,
John M Bloodgood Thomas S. Murphy,
James Little, +. Brennan,
w. Mccartney, + w Creemer
Edw. Jones, VIM. A. Mathews,
John Mckinley. John Wanmaker
John Foote, - q. w. Chapman.
Capt. Albert DeCrOOt.
BowERY THEATRE,
To Prof I J. Mapes, Gen Geo. p Morris. Geo w Mat
sell j. Sherman BropneA, Louis Gaylord Clarke " r.
Porter. Jonas Bartlett, Thos S. Murphy Esqs @c. &C.
hasten to reply epistle of the 18th inst and do
so with mingled sentiment OF pain and pleasure. Pain
about ss s ss
fordng the OF the theatre in which he has
friends as as laures Tor compliment to his profes-
Most willingly will act in concert with you this mat
sa willie ns to ns aok yos o
the kind Of the desire that may
tnue would also remark that long the Bowery Thea
ire shall receive the support with that which
has been bestowed during the time has been under
my management Tong shall my desire be, make the
field for the culture and successful display Of native talent
particularly the Of Mr. Scott talent
order which his native country may well be proud. That
sy h@ nn 20 ye g award Mr. Scott
his birth place and cline the wish Of
..,oo. Yours, respectfully, ,
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ss:a.s e.. June ri cs: per,
e VI ffs-i' sRR%sas
Ms G5SsIsr T9 conclude with The dram. Of TIE BACK
vile vsehe Jonas. Fisher Clara MerevIe, Mrs Abbott;
Door. oclockpsIsormauee % commence At pre-
RoWERY THEATRE. : Friday Evening. June 10
e. csa ds ries Sisn' ffa
Fisntagenei Jones' Alter Which, viii be -p psl
IF THo Hos a. %S6S SE Sgfs Of
Of he mTp Gsa6a hs
po Lover Bo.s 50 CENTS second and third tiers e
open win rise a. half past .evea
~ opening piece q music Will Of the celebrated
sRs1 Of 6 Mss ,:., koss not M a% F.. vsns
The overture TO Der Freschuz an hour
&c Ho%Sourr The Misses s'' vses N
T ri s 20 a.s Mip Ss M%pP
On Sunday, grand selection Of Sacred Music
HATHH .a THEATREaBeEe. . cent. Pit ls,I cents
Ts sf"s +
as% Is Essf L %s s Willie: BY
ctfF Alb RNs Me- Rssh II ss
Forest; Betsy Mrs Booth 0e''A"S' MRS iaeAer mrs La
Doors open X past T. performance to commence at
u before o'clock.
NiSLLOs GAkDEN.- Friday Evening, June 10, 1896
10 be eseS IL with .yos
WHITTIER '' ~ S"a'eA
ATE, Which the comic pastoral IRnomime of LA FETE
IlnAMrEIhE-ln which Gabriel Rayel will play his comic
Jerome kavei; GXrou Leon Jave Colin Francois Ravel
Madame Martin Javelli. -'
Half an hours inermssion for the Concerts AlaMusard
in the Rereshment Saloon.
The en.e5aI9msns 70 conclude with the dramatic
mime called JOCkO-Ihe Ape, Mons Marcetti; Lorenzo
Jerome Rsve Pipe, Gabriel Ravel; Fernandez, Antoine
Havri redro francois Kavel; Dominique Charles Wnther
Jacque. Leon Javel Vine Fernandez Mime Jerome Rayel;
Cora, Nine Martin Jaw ELI; Jules, Miss Hardwick.
Tickets Fifty Gents.
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SII.VEk

lanes g. MOFFET No. 12l Prince street, second block
~ west OF Broadway is constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of various numbers and widths. which he win
which he will sell Wholesale retail reduced prices
SAIL goods sold will be delivered in any part Of the
BROOKLYN. free of AZ m m
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THE SHADES HOTEL,

"a Rsads Street, Hest Side Of Broadicay.
s. e. Sss .sy GDsSsa his s.S
ey s A SSs Ii kind 5
gwen 70 bis friends and While pioprsss
e hs II Th1%s. street. he h a,fs will
6shmenr while effort his will be wanting to merit
The usual 1siis%s. Chop: Steak. Welsh R.r.b. Po.eh
ed ss MI be .sSsd up IN ss.S style
E Eslo, :: full supply Of foreign papers, Y tysIg 1Fy 0"
mis- im.re ' : avs
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
NO. a2s Pearl street between Centre and Elm-Wap,
Boarding md Lodging 81 per il tn. reading
s..ep 1esf Gatss III y
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
ss ne 5
e!
q Mr. IseL.os The Exchange Hotel Bslsmor and a hs
sp the e
The PAVILION Rockaway L. J.. will remain under the
a t. ss his nd % ":
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEFY STREET, N. Y.
II q :ss
that he ha. recently dtted up his mouse rsy superior
s s; 4;
Sa ' csaS ssIs
10 II: z az Y w.:: s:
Of the mo superior quality and the attendance prompt Pr
Rooms provided for PARTIES and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended Lodgings &c.
myl3 lmsr
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under.
gone thorough repairs and mproy will for
the reception Of Boarders the FIRST Of May the d.
recon Of the subscriber WHO has been with the
OF the hotel for the last two three years. The
principal rooms have been newly carpetsd and the whole
house PAINTED and put II excellent order No pains en-
pense will be spared by the proprietor make his
guests comfortable In every way. For nc address
subscriber at Fort Hamilton.
mi lmsr THOMAS MEINELL
BON SEJOUR.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure TO announce that
his house, at Bergen Point for public
commodation hotel the Jersey side has long been de-
sderatum which is now supplied The house 1.-THE old Me
lany mansion) has been rted elegant STYLE many
The grounds beautifully laid and what with uxu
RANT shrubbery charming walks agreeable drives and
SAINT boating, the place will challenge competition with any
rural residence Families who wish and quiet
summer be Provided With suits Of apartments
their choice Fish Of almost variety abound in the
The steamer Passac, plying betweenNew and Newark
the landing in front Of the house,
and the citizens Of New York find beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
In fine all vsters customers and boardes may be assured
that will be spared make the place the IL
DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD.
The Passac for Newark leaves foot Of Barclay
At 10 A. M. and NJ landing in front Of the above place.
The Port Richmond boat leaves No at g. 49, TX and
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats attend
ance to convey and land them at the house.
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CRICKET MATCH.

CRICKET MATCH.
GRAND match will be played Saturday the goth inst
"A North against the South, at the st. Georges new and
Red House, Sd Avenue. Wickets pitched and playing to
commence at 10 O'Clock.
Murphy Wilson's line Of stages and from the
Ground every half hour ietQ y
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO., VA.
THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
open the SUMNER usual for the reception of vi
tiers Its fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending period OF fifty years sustained by facts
and evidence longer admits dispute For the ex
tent and arity OF its medicinal virtues however the
reader is referred work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia" by VIM, Burke, to be had At Wiley
Pumams The object Of this adv say
comfortable manner, and that they will be with
form and Kindness while the charges will be found
moderate the moderate Of the springs There
will be respectable physician attendance The roads
Sulphur will have stages upon plying between the two
Springs, which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
week, all the Springs Of Wsstsm Virginia;
my2 lmsrc THE PROPRIETORS.
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PATENT SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL
AND DIAPER PINS.

WOODWARD BRO HERS, Brooklyn, New York.
w the only legally authorised manufacturers Of the
sbove named srele in the United States which .u1h1ry
ward May 7h 1912 The favor awarded by the public
article has induced unprncpled 10 IN
inge upon the rights OF the patentee by manufacturing
very Inferior article imitation Of the patent and
deavong TO deaiears commit fraud the public
by purchasing and vending The same IL Is undstood that
tabrcaor this spu article has the rrontey 10
TINT he has secured himself against the consequences
law by his title to property he
nomoally 10 other parties This how
ever by purchasers and vendors Of the sL
article from such who have not the
very honorable precautions The Paten'ee and Manu-
fac,uer TO notify the trade and the pubic
rally discharge Of their doty 70 hsmsslves aud
the dealers Ia the Parent Shielded Pin they must
prosecute al law any their PATENT whsther
BY or vsndc To this end rhey hereby offer
reward If FIFTY DOLLARS, TO any pers who shall give
such shs lead the ton q h offend
ing parties who have also rendered themselves liable 20 Sc
we're penstiss imposed by e o. Congress approved 2sh
August 1872 which be sued or any court of h cords
OF the Uuited States One hsl the lines Tone hundred
dollars for every offence awarded person who sut
aud obtains judgment for the
Brookiyp, June o 1886 jel6 lwerc
~ BkATENAHL, from Bro ) iweig, 1erpany v ishes
Os find Charles LnLen. Please address any nfcrma.
regarding the same to Rsdde s22 broadway NJ T.
lin ~
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FIRE WORMS! FIKE WOKkS!!
ISAAC EDGE, Pyrotee Artist Jersey City prepar
ed TO furnish FIRE WORKS to cities, towns, public
dens theatres &c His present stock comprises the most
featured in this country and be furnished any
ISAAC EDGE,
Hvrotechnc Artist, laboratory Jersey City, N. J.
NJ BIO agents. Signals, including ship lights, false
merchant vessels be obtained by applying
to CHAS j. Howell,
myU lmsr 206 Front street.
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RON SEIDIIR

NSION HOUSE,
MInpLETOWN CONNECTICUT.
friends the public, that he leased the above house
for Of and hopes by experience and
attention merit liberal share Of their PATRON
age. JOHN L. MONROE,
mrs 3msrc Formerly Of the U. 8. Hotel, Boston
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TOYS! TOYS T!

TIN DRUMS and Brass Cannon for the 4th of July wit
general assortment Of TOYS for sale cheap for cas
Square.
Also, Tnmens knobs drainer feet pierced coffee 6lte
blow horu ps mouth pieces, &C. &c All orders punct
ally attendeo to. iel1 ST. re
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AIHEN XcUM HOIEL.
THIS establishment formerly well known % the pub
i lie as tavorite House has recently undergone atho
rough repair newly painted and finished in which
maks desirable House for and
beardes The hoqss is situated No az Broadway
where those who do wish take their meals
the public table, be accommodated. Rooms will be let
either by the day week with without board
tenton will be paid make desirable home for all those
who may feel disposed give their patronage Private
for Supper and Dinner parties There
two or three desirable Prlos with bed attached
situated on Broadway. b. L. EATON.
New York, June is, 1876. jeis lwrc