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James Leonard.

James Leonard,
ENFORMS his friends and the public, that he
Il is prepared to make
Iron CAFES, BaluStradeS, Fire Proof Door and
Window Shutters,
and also to SHOE HORSES, at his Blacksmith
Shop on Water street.
Wilmington, N. G, May %, 1916 36-y
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. MEDICAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.

H. MEDICAL C0.PARTNERSHIP.
~ The undersigned would respectful
STza ly inform the citizens of Onslow coun-
"a ty, that they. have entered into co-part-
nership for the practice of Mediclde, under the
firm of LANGDON & COWAN. They will
attend to the practice of the profession in all its
branches. They have located themselves at Jack
sonville. where they can always be found when
not professionally engaged. -.--'
SAMUEL T.ANGDON,
WILLIAM D. COWAN.
June 5, 1916. 3S-tf
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1900 GA Is1S s. fresh 7h0m'st0n Lime
MIG 36-tfl ]. c.. & R. B. WOOD.
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fSeady-Made Clothing.

among which are every variety and style of Dress,
Frock and Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, all of
which were got up under my own direction at the
North, expressly for the Southern Market.
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The Quitting Department

has been selected with great care, and consists of
Silk, Linen and Cotton Shirts & Drawers, Gloves,
Susponders Linen Bosoms and Collars, Cravats,
Stocks, Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties, ard every
other article usually kept in his line, all of which
will be offered loaUer than has ever before been Of
fered in this market, for Cash.
SAMUEL BOYD & co.
N. B.-The Cutting Department will be con,
Quoted by Mr.. THOMAS d. BELL, who 1atters
himself, from long experience and strict attention
to business to be able to give general satisfaction
May %, 1916 36-y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-19

IAN blue, black and fancy Cloths, fancy colored
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-19

Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 2 SO.
A certificate of Wholes costs $1l8 90
A certificate of Halves costs So 90
A certificate Of Quarters costs % SO
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Of steamers from Liverpool at HolmsS Hole ana he
transportation Of exclusive intsgsncs 10 the east Tor
the purpose Of anticipating the markets Of this and
southern cihss, and dozen other movements al
showing the excitement which at that time exist
ID and the imitation then going on in the Hour
market were carried to such extent a. to create
tho greats apprehension to the result The rise In
price ives too rspidto Be permanent and 10 only sur
prsing that many Of oldest and most experienced
merchanfs were drawn deeply into the vortex to
DO unable to sxtricate themselves There il very little
doubt but that OF tbs reports from the other DIDO in
relation to the deficient harvest although 80 generally
credited BY the press Of Great Britain were msnufsc
tared almost entirely for the purpose Of having
tain influence upon parliament In regard to The Corn
Laws perhaps not influence directly upon psrlia
mcn as tho members Of that body must have had bster
information upon the subject than others IN inhusncs
upon the people Intended for the purpose Of pre-
pafngthe public mind for the changes In the corn laws
contemplated BY the British ministry The supply Of
bresdsus in all parts Of the United Kingdom with the
exception Of ireland, where abundance very ssl
DOM fever enjoyed and the reduced price Of food Of all
descriptions tssss to the truth Of the above statement
spccuators generally very seldom investigate matters
connected with their operations very deeply; they
usually led away by the excitement Of the moment and
become involved In the before they fully
aware Of their position They act upon the best nor
nation in their possssdon but the best IL bad enough
when every one interested employed in giving circu
lation and currency to the most extravsgant and
unsoundsd reports; unlike any legitimate business, specu
lations commenced upon groundless expscta-
TONS which, in short time by the force Of imagination
and the effect Of excitsment become in the minds of
those engaged, rsalit les, and Il invariably imposs.
BILE to convince those in.ersssd 1t the height Of nAa
on that explosion and ruin 70 be the result
Those who may entertain such idea Aaer themselves
that they get out. and determine to do before
the grand crash comes upon the market How many do
this the experience Of the past ten twelve years will
answer Of the numbers usually engaged in these spscu-
ative movements not ono in 6fy gets clear unframed
it s only the few taking advantage Of the advance in
prices the 6rs artificial demand Greater that make the
most money, and tho heaviest losses usually those
coming in at the tail end Of tho movement.
BY returns made to the 9Th Of April it appears that
Of the twenysevcn chief articles Of British produce
and manufacturer the exports from the United Kingdom
have been in the present year El5a6,l75 against Gill;
7sl o6S in lsls and II lo4 ss7 in ls44hus showing
triaug reduction the present year The comparison
of the four great articles Of manufacture is follows
PRINCIPAL ExpoRrs or GaEAr BRrrAiS-JANuARy S TO
Avnv
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BY THE MAILS.
Interesting from washingsos.

Interesting from Washingson.
WASHINGTON June e, 1846
Mr.. Ciley, the new Senator from New Hamp-
shire, was qualified this morning to take his seat
in the Senate, on the wing side Of the chamber.
The death Of Mr. Herrick was announced imms-
diately thereafter, so you see as one goes out
another comes in.
Many members are said to be sick, among them
Mr.. Crittenden.
You will perhaps be lttlo surprised in New
York to learn that Mr.. Pokenham received no dee
patches by fhe late steamer authorizing him to me-
date ~ the Mcrican difficulty. II may be inferred,
however, that they VIII be received by the next
arrival.
1t is said that the new appointment OF Major
General is TO be conferred on Gen. Taylor, and
those OF the two Brgadiers on Col w. D. Luter
Of Kentucky, and Senator Barrow, OF Louisiana,
The latter was recommended by nearly the whole
oil The Senate
The Committee on Foreign Affairs in the
Senate, are about TO take immediate steps, intro
ductory 10 efecting speedy peace and settlement
with Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June Il, l846.
Mr.. Herrick, member Of Congress- died yes
to-day evening, 50 no business Will be done for
day two at tie capitol, except funeral cersmo-
MES.
The Senate having got through with some of
the most important measures, will begin next
week TO clear their table in Executive session, on
appointments before them, many Of which have
been suspended for long time. Among the lat
ris the appointment of Mr.. Gillett, Of New
York, as Register Of the Treasury, which viii BE-
most certainly rejected The hand of rstribution
always falls on the head of the executioner. The
nomination of Mr. Postmaster Gardner, OF Wash
ngton, is also still suspended, but presume there
will be no difficulty there.
The appointment Of Mr.. Charles Gropbe, a
German, 10 be Unlted States Consul for the Prus-
sian Domnons, appears 10 give great d,spieasuTe,
and as his case has not yet been acted on by The
Committee OH Commerce, il is more Than proba-
Bile that the force Of public opinion will induce
the President to withdraw the appointment. or
otherwise it may be rejected. The principle OF
appointing foreigners as American Con-uls in
their own country should not be recognized. The
man now appointed already holds three Consul
lates-Hanover, Grand Duchy Of Hasse, aud
Hesse. II IS probable that the President was not
advised of these facts at the time he made tbs
appointment.
The speech of Mr.. Sawyer, in the House, ON
Saturday denouncng in such violent erms. the
conducto Of the administration, is but beginning
of the attack from the northwest column. can
tell the free trade Their tariff bill Is In greus
danger. lis passage hangs on very slight tcnura
SINGLE vote in the Senate may decide its fate ~
that body; and should il come to be decided,
the ca sting vote OF the "ice President, he will 70
with Pennsylvania, as he has no political capita
out of that SIate.
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THE PHEASANT.

THE PHEASANT.
nAVID HAGAN respectfully informs his friends and the
~ public in general that he has opened The house No ~
Howard street, place Of public entertainment He has
fer the comfortable Of those who may favor
BEST selected Wines Ale. &C. the market would afford
He also prepared to Steaks Chops. Outlets,
DAVID UAGAN,
je2i Iwsrc Howard street
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LATEST INTE!IICENCB.
TELEGRAPHiC REPORT.

BALTIMORE, June %, 81 o'clock, p. M.
The Southern mail contains nothing from the
seat Of war.
The Mormon War Renewed.
Ihe Western mail received here tonight, brings
information OF disturbances in Nauvoo. Il APP
pears that the regulars have determined that every
Mormon shail leave that place, and measures
have been adopted 10 drive OF such Us are not dis
posed to 90.
The editor of the Hancock Eagle, at Nauveo.
has suspended his paper. II is said to be the in
tenton ofthe assailants to destroy the temple.
The St. Louis papers ofthe 18th inst, (the latest
dates) state that there had been no outbreak on
the 18th inst The alarm, however, continued,
and steamboat which left Nsuvoo on the 18th,
heard the report Of five or six cannon in the direc-
ton OF the city, soon after her departure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-24
JULES HAUEL'S
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,

WIIHOUT STAINING THE BKIN,
(WHICH the Proprietor with justice far he
yond anythnS Of the kind ever YET known in this q
very innocent. This chemical result wonder, il
bes persons dye their hair without The
eyebrows &C. TO brown black chestnut color. The
altogether haraess This composition Is ns only one
sanctioned BY the science Of Chemsty dye n inds
bic the various gradaons coors without danger
inconvenience and has justified the liberal patronage and
unlimited confidence Of the public Black required ask
for boz marked N. il Brown, box marked b.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
My Depilatory Powder has been found highly beneficial
nd o. great use 70 ladies Who have been afflicted with super
the upper lip and side Of the face giving masculine turn to
the whole features. When used with proper and
ton the toilet, as the OF sharp instrument
tIe avoided and the hair IL removed IN five minutes
after its application
This composition is infslIibe. andwarranted remove
supernous hair After trials have received
tifcates Of success which Cannot be contested:
Sold wholesale and retail at .CLIREHUGH'S New Perfu
mery Esab hmcn 90 Broadway, Agent for Jules Haue
Perumer. Philadelphia myH imsr
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LAMBER'S PATENT TIN PLATED LEAD
PIPE.
article much superior the common Lead Pipe For
jssa iwsre TEUS. OTIS LIE ROY & Co.


The UNDERSIGNED you'll give notice tbs, his e.
tahl'shment opened for the reception OF visers
the frat june been Ia the bss possible
condition, and supplied with comfort fund
the asho able places OF The
eros the hoss hays nndsrgoas
ab shmet has been fitted for aad Geld baths,
With such cons~nencss supply tn Of all and
for the q rss: veil xsns%sn has been Gently
the whole M will be s9r.d by the to
the earest Of comfort 10 his and
Of his and highly popular estabsh
The ciities for getting here by public conveyance are
very g,eat-by railroad 70 Mou:town eaviIg Ne~ FORK
8o'cock A. NJ and IL O'Clock NJ noon aud from Norris
Of the trains Z. MARSH
June 22d 1876. ie1l lwSr
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The AHA KA.
ICE CREAM SALOON,

ITO acknowledgements visiting the risy will frd
i sffrnctiop in the Saloons OF Alhanfa whcf
aside the deIicions Ices Confectionery be fugd
cence before attsmbtd 10 couatrv Ihv beautiful
e,; ~. Ia ,o,s,ou IL. 10, ,v ss..s tbs air ieh full.
" cool sad pleasant but sHcites amusaa snn
thousand while the rr"mssde Iouna
the balcony aHods v-w. every pleasant o. me-
beauty add Fashion than can b. ouia CO. Y IN, ~
place Of public the city lnastd no whFfe ca" "
hour be- passsd nationally or agreeabIy. 80.
l = Admit auce free ltxl twis-r ~
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SUpEkELUOu1s HAIR,
ly2 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET
To THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

[ From the EreniNg Pgsfl
fo & HNSs vEEsEEH
praised By those who made trial last year took the frat
premium Of the Institute FAIR Indeed IL fully conceded
by those who know that impossible manufacture
article equal soltening the skim the
destroyer Of reckes and pmpes, sold cheap
than the old All, therefore, who would consult
and comfort in shaving should themselves
From the New York 0aseus.-Ths New sosp.--we speak
experience and spssk from the professional
knowle edge Of bsnefactor aud end James Grant, No.
street, who says ahead Of anything yet found
this departmeat Of modern
~ emolent but i s somsthsg more" In short.
believe i y TIE hes, shaving soag u .he world
know by Be hest kind Of shaving soap and
who have beards should be
without IT, has Penetrating way Of it, own, and sofens
the and ronghest beard render the
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring hss lately taken the bu
sness Of Dr. Minor the corner Of Broadway and John
likewise Rugs Cough Candy, which said be pleasant
and certain cure for that troublesome companion.
From Sunday Dispatch--Every who shayss him
self slonld procure Rings Vcrbena Cream Il Is
quse article soenng the beard and alaylng all irritation
Of the skn that becomes absolute pleasure instead
81 an annoyance, the razor.
gswsrs e limitations aud csserrs The wruse s,an.nrs
for SALE Wholesale retail and for exporstion by
q. II. RING. Druggist,
ls2 Broadway, ooraer Of John street.
. Successor 70 DR. Vim. II. Slilnor,
NbMerchsnts particularly requested 20 call and
snIne tns ssie = nor prepared, - to quality quantity,
,sesi rom steel plate. engraved by Messn hawdon,
the pablo ~ ms imsr
10 a--~~. ~ --,L q ii. -.,..,-~
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Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE
Fash HON ABLE WIS., NC CA RID
ESTABLISHMENT.
PLAIE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 50 the best En-
"A amelled Cards printed from engraved plates 80 cents
per pack
Trade equally low ct CLAasENs old stand, Murray
nm, ~s ~ Rvt.e.s~ss IA tNSv
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MarEle<i,
cnThursday evening, the 18Th instant, st St Johns
CAnrHr ESQ OF salna, TO ELssAsETH Z, daughter Of
the late Thos Toois. Jr., Of New lork.
On sionday last, by Rev. III. Chase, Mr. JoHs Dun
riss Js 10 A.iss AAkr j. WILLIAMS, al Of this city
Uset.
On Monday, 22d instant EDWARD MILLS, infant son Of
Robert j. and Phebe Jane Tiffany.
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Es.QuQ.su

These accounts show that the import Of sleeps wool
In the present year has been s2o a5s lbs against
4s5 lbs in 1896 of cotton, l0is7ss against 069
sao owt in 1885, Of silk 1851 0S4 lbs against sls
2s5 lbs In ls4s FAX. l0O65s against II $50 cwt
in 1885, and Of hsmp, 766as cwt against o72l cwt in
ls45.
The receipts at the Green Bay Land Once for the hrs
Eve months II this year, have been as follows -
6ALEs OF PupLIc LAKps-REcEIPrs At GREEN Bar.
January. .76s April. 81 800 81
lebuary. li,i3 10 May. 3G,66l Al
March,. 1874 W -
Total. .$do w "
We have report showing the quantity Of land dis
posed Of this season; but received from the 9TH
or land Offices Of that section Of country show that the
sales have been principally in small lots and generally
10 actual settlors
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BILLIARDS.
4 &c AnT A nnN rss. rur:..S n

A ECADE BILLIARD SALOON (ate Empirel in Bal.
clay street near the Aston House MICHAEL long
Informs his Friends patrons and billiard players general
that he has taken the aboys large airy and esab
best BILLIARD Table. in che city with GOOD astsnd.pcs He
parties wishing TO play by themselves can hare table
TO Themselves BY applying the bar Gentlemen will
MICHAEL. pHCTIN
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NAUDEVILEE NIGHT.

Fifth 4AlVearance If Mr.. II, PYdcide.
NIHL0s @ ARDEN-We Wednesday Evening. June q, Isle.
~ The performance will commence with hvorits
Nm Beau NJ Chi psvpaas; Nj Ardent mr.
After which National Skech named NAPOLEON'S
OLD 0uAKD-Hsversack, PItcide: Lord Betuviie Wal.
Miss Clarke.
Hfan hours intermssion for the Concerts A-laMus.rd
in rhe R~frrshment Saloon.
eoreud- viii ,hs lsughsbIs ss.piscs called a MA
Scrsgs, Mrs Watts: Emily, Miss Roberts.
Doors open at O'Clock 70 begin ~ O'Clock precsely
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OIL PAINTING,

OIL PAINTINGS.
HENRY RENT respectfully informs gentsmsn and The
III rjs tha IN future Ne win the business o. lin
jue Pictures only which will be executed tn hithsrol ~"
way New York Wsi"0N
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NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY FE1TS
OF MAGIC!
PALM O'S OPERA HOUSE.
cha MBERS STREET.

~ EI.raordnay and entirely unprecedented Exhibition OF
Scientc lusions consulting ofvarous Surprising
Ing Experimental Feas based on the Hidden Wonders OF
Chemstry neumses Optics. Natural Philosophy aud Ma.
friends and the public generally. his New York for
the purpose Of giving series Of mystical
which he dattsrs mse from the taken their pro
dpcton will give the most sntre satisfaction la order
81 pamo Theatre has been entirely reed and SorxeouY
TEMPLE OF ENChANTNENT,
magnihesnty illuminated Grateful for the very liberal
experienced former occasion NibI0' H A.
nj renewal OF their favou.
Tickets 50 csnts--Chldren under ten. half price.
Doors open at PERT commence At o'clock
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ r. NJ whore seats NAV
be .esuSsd Private Boxes e admit four persons, g..
On private business, Herr Alexander be found
the Aston House. between the hours Of and A. M
20
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DARK rHEAyEE-,sors. y ep;. ~ sN -. waits
iorusa FAN pxc S''PSsssS isss sw
s. p.sSg M xnsMoSST MS2
I S' Ai' ss!tGT syssss. viii ss
Marble Car Crosuee Croker; Black Eyed Susan. Miss
Door. open oclociuer'orm,ue- eomeass At pss-
COMPLEMENTARY Earercb Bencff q y r. Set
psormsdK aENaY ivmsi john john IA.
.,ag Mr B.ss; goispuI. Scott; Kins Henry Hsakiss
with Of he HURD q s ra ssasIsS
for this night oniy-Boxss 80 centsPit and Gal
open oeloeLcar,ain viii rise az half post seven
G cs.;IS0s the . q ysI ma
oSs:os
nr E.s;E ss.a Mr. Rsai,Sa- Ns,iOaf Dane. Mi.
s + ssss sis
Altsr.sion in Piesprsss Circle or Balcony SIX e%us
ess% os: .seS esn Private Boxes 81 seats
O. sTLE GARDEN -:wed9ssday evening, Jun. 2s:-ths
a.s Overture, N 3. minor. Song Mr. Holman Ov.rsurs.
T overture E psye NJ
..'' cs%s ps ss NJ NJ F% D,5s: +:
n. SIop,s hV;s The evening viii conclude with
arcios s s,:a NJ Collins Of Lon
Admntanee .
CHAIHAAl TAEATRE-Bores Is cents Pit i2E cents
rns b.rd 0 ,9.n9: Il, viii B., q:
Baron steirfort, Mr. Booth Peter wiax.; ountsss Mrs
sd DHs ss S a9NEY NOON
holando, BOOTH touat Montalbsd, Jackson; Lsmpedo
Croats Lopes, Greene; Balhazar. Bellamy vosns Mrs
Doors open at PAST = performance to commence Al,
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I-ferts commence
be .ssn5sd Ei.aIs 9oIs. e admit four PERSONS, g. -
n
THE h LAR. EsTAsLlsIM ,!g IN
sairiaS convey performer ". *sa"Ss ns
s; &C. n Tns h. sssssa i s.l :: 4:
age recently ADA i;S ssH,RsiExAcArrE
being chassr and CLASSES her graceful and fascinating address
ss isS
ss sas ss
s ss s. % The
he 0''''''' Si NJ xS sf';si. 1Sf fffss'
hs hs ~ss. s nd s s Me: s. 20 5 Mr.
Bean STALK and he will perform extraordinary feat. Of
ss'y ss,s. TYNE
,' s ai$I's'. s:ss's 81;
AIsss s 81 Ri Oh
as Ii olympic
snss ?; Ss;sss,s
Rog. Hss9I snd Billy The SWISS IL
Ss; ~ F..,s: y Ny
SLACK Reps EvolutioSs Mr. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
leading. talented. and classic
Tn: !, ur TSs Of ne yin perform The
s.. oNb X, ps:. &c.
s.sl =: :. s, ,: s..
Concert % commence .. az o'clock.
vi, S,'h the ,sa;,hs Land Dis. !; in sight
s-Ssosch S.Iisi26a with IL. tartan tan" u.s. -
the valley II the West the great ridges Of the Al
swe-tnown tale from the pen Of the late VIM LeEsss'
Old Ironsides .. anchorsy.
ou.re,.rhs In s sps si. and s q 1 T1
sf@ ai @ Psf" So IN:
ID love- s ell tsa g e. u
.sjis :,s M 4, Ii :.ss
She .a heard :." sas fight ~ ". .;; Sys,
Il-An Original necs;-Yoman may her bard command
X. G Gen George
s-6asa q .sses si Doodle. i. .re
----- SANDS, LENT CO.
THE following the intended of The splendid Exhi-
,S.S e a # ssa s e q: a which
i1"' g. g. Ssss.f bs.,il..
!. s.nd d. csisdsais:
June ~ July !, 2, . aud /, Rochester.
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
&: sS:!
:sa sss p bSet s s R:S
Nots-i here viii be nns and afternoon performances
Admission Is cents. jrai iwsrc
THE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIs ms,
VII Close on the Fourth If July.
A RTTsr kxhiB!TERs whs have not given directions
81 I. q fsa e s: s S disposition Of MA
TO TIE PUBLIC.
s:,l.s =. S.ass, . ~ ssiiss h.;:s
eli: % CEN any with Mr. otis1oa 8. =. .o,a
Counfrymsn' of his day. jet t.r
PAM tUk1to.
DuKCHAsERs are invited Q call at Chamber wsre-rgom,
No, ss' Broadway Tor sanor and warranted 'es'e's
AEpEsN e NoW rHS FOR THE
Tuesday md Friday evenings oommsncins June Ind 81
's mSs smsr ""'' WILLIAM ALLISON rropr.,sr.
MODEL OF NEW YOKk.
THE UNDERSIGNED Z nov receiving orders for =, v,sws
70 &c
Toto nchss length and are represented lcr moderate
place. So's rSSs '1s
dences steam boats, paek~ts &c.
painters. 6nd employmsat by apply a the ocs-slso
e Si: . ss$5' r." 'iRsSk4ks srlDrs w. ,r.s.,y
THE AI-HAMKA
ICE CREAM SALOON,
$50 Broadtcay, betteeen Spsing and Prince.
ITO sTRaNGtRs-ssrangsn y,st,ss the ,ci,y will srd
aside ron tie dslieoas Ices aud Coaseoae'@ % s ugd
there 6u,d ~ IN AIT, Eastern .psodenr I'D ras;,
uaisiu IN the t-sse.ted which diplays a'sns q
cuns aud jets, only the ar sn u'.
~ cool and pleasant but exces smusna int snn
Thousand coaJsctues while the spacious "
the balcony aHod. plrssnteve %
beauty aid fashion than b. gregAfed Y any .nr
place Of public the city lnass no where can "
hour hr passed nationally or sgrseary. ..,..
+ 20 Admit asce free lexl lw's- ro
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TO MAkRtf.D LADtks.--A Secret Worth kac w,ag--
Apply for farther Psrteslars 70 Dr.. CHI r. wQNTEL.
~ pest psi3. = imsrs
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ATHEN EUM HOTEL.

THIS establishment formerly 20 well koown to the pub
lie i.yorite Hoa:s has recently undergone asho-
maks desirable House for and
bosrdes The house i situated No 347 Broadway
where those Who DO not wish 20 take their meals
either BY the day Or week. with without board Every
tention will be paid make desrabs home for all those
who may feel disposed give their patronage Private
rooms r Supper and Dinner parties. There
three desirable Paror with bed rooms attached
situated on Broadway b. L, EATON,
New Y rrk June IL, 1886. jele iwrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-24

BILLIARDS IMPROVED.
OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has returned his old favorte quarters
BASSFORD'S ROOMS, entrance ~ Ann street, adjoining
The Museum Building o. ls Fa!os street The Room. and
Slate Marble and Iron with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European and all
players, being the best in this country Larger balls for
sothemeH-c srolina balls for Gsrmans:
N B-Bassfords style Billiard Tables for sale India
aud French Cue Leather, best in the city fine Billiard
CLOTH and every article in the trade constantly hand and
for sAls my20 lm~m