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Ghost Dyott; opheiiaMrs Hunt, GsHrude Abbo Aeirs $
TO eoueiSde with III. FARCE Ss-slr Lilywhi's NJ
B,ss; Mrs Lilly white, Mrs Vernon.
Monday, Mr. Anderson LII night y
Doors open at haliga.i osioek and the perform !.
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ps9s: Sgsa SeSsa sS,. viii ~: a
MlTCHkLLs OLYMPlC THEArRE-ssturdsY eve.
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rTp be OSw b the Isha6e Farce of The cArrAN on
r. As, q Y fx1k r. s SFrS Musical Fairy Daau' E
Dress circle 50 cents boxes pit shilling
Door. open half past O'Clock. curtain ri,s.mr
CIRCUS--BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
9Th appearance IN Aniericd of
SIGNOR FELIX CARLO,
The Celebrated and Universally favone Italian Clo.u
EEaaconls Paris. Asey London and all the principal
D, SS full a,ei, Wa and GsCgsas
pa and Modern I'Ss Ss ssl
d sSf ahs ssh Of La sySs y Mr. Gqs
Volnte BY MIR smith Mr. Lipm,n viii appear IN new
Doors open * o'clock Performances to commence a,
O'clock Boxes Is cents. Pit l21l cents. ois lw.c
=, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
u This Theatre ha, been thoroughly 10 de
most Ggson' a'ye and ia now the most beautiful Theatre
Positively the last night of the Rarsl Family.
Benefit of GdbriI Rdpel
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. 81.
The evenings FIFE DGMS S' BEIn with
% Ti H1!Gnsf R S}sEs by the RAvEL FAMILY.
BY Mdlle Leon Jovella, tLate Miss Welsh
~ ~ THE WOOD CUTTERS.
Af'er which the Fars fs Of ap ,s,,ors,
The above to conclude with
On Mo,a,v. Mr. j n MRhsEa AnfIsEA L..
YNSn sTktEr rhAAVWkf Es.as
Sirth night of
SATURDAY EvENlsS. Oct a, $50. T. wis performed
the celebrated Tragedy G # a .hs
fsa,;"s M Forrest sn,,s.
DEAF AS A POST
on Mr. Forrest s.p q NiETAMoRX Chapman
4: ~
Mad.e bimef Sc 'AA''' WE 'eS''' "A'A'"e augusta
THE ALBANIA SALOON.
$50 Broadtoay near Prince street.
THIS srendid and Spacious Saloon is for the
v5Ah HR RSp sfE fHIL 5oS5Ekfs
This and Every Evening during the Week.
Beautiful Illusions by the Lady Mag ciar,
Ventrlloquism by MIR Wyman
Dancing by Mile Jesselyne.
Full particularly in the small bills.
Doors open at 7-Commence at O'Clock.
ol9 1wsc
r A b E RrN A c e.
LEOPOLD
DE M + YER'S
THIR
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
The eighteenth appearance before approaching NewYok
IN Alb OFTHE
GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
Will take place
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. 1915.
He will be assisted by the first in the city, and
MR.. GEORGE LODER,
With his whole ORCHESTRA consisting of forty-two
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YOKK-MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.

THE Introductory Lectures for the Session is67 will
commence on Monday evening Oct 26th o'c lock in
the College Building $50 Broadway Opposite Ben
and be delivered in the following order;- ="
Monday-Professor Mott on Surgery.
Tuesda s-Prof Pattison on Anatomy.
Wsdns sday-Prof Revere ON Practice Of Medicine.
ThursdsyProf Fame Institutes Of edioine Maters
Medca
Friday-rrof Bedford ON Obstetrics.
Saturdsy-Prof Draper on Chemistry.
The Profession aud Public respectfully invited
tend. JOHN w. DRAPER,
o24 st3i~r Secretary OF the Faculty.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
T TUE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Tuesday,
"A the 9th dY Of October, (inst) at IL o'clock, by
ANTHONY J. BLEEKER, Auctoneer.
The following valuable Lots being of the Rose Hill
Estate, VIII
lots westerly side Of Sd between Goth 3oh
SITS. being south vest corner of 30th street.
Slots 30h street, south side between the Sd and
avenues. ,mmencing IS feet west Of "a avenue.
- lots 23d street. side between LIST avenues
These lots graded and regulated.
lots LIST side, between 22d and 23d
the The Oue these lots
deep, will be graded and regulated by the seller:
10 lots 22d north side between and I'd
each Is feet by half the block.
lots 2lth south side between and I'd
each Is feet by half the block.
Thee lots belong 70 Mr., Hayward and portion Of
the Of the Iyte Nicholas Cruger.
The Title ndsputable having been the family for
over halls century.
Terms of Sae-l0 per the day of sale per cent
the delivery Of the deeds the LIST Of November and the
balance bond end for three with
per pay able half yesry from the LIST OF November
Lthngraphc maps will be ready three days before safe
For further information apply Dad
street, or to FRANCIS b. CUTTING,
go tr27hc No. 10 Wall street
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TROTTING.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE
& I &fA<Ae&

THE Fall Meeting the above Course will
days
ia day Noy S2ooTwo mile heats under the sad
de free for e. rotug horses Moscow aad Lady SUI
folk.
same day 500 free for horses that money
mile heats, in harness. ..
I'd day Nov. purse $780, 500 second best mile
heats, IN harness, free for all trottng horses. -.
Same day, 5000 mile heats best IN 70 wagons,
rec Tor horses that never won purse OF sS ese'P wv
Eagle Wagon aud driver TO weigh 300 pounds
Two TO make trot for each purse, = g. ..,.
Entries for the above TO be msde ~ peeh - - ~
in New York and at the Course in Phsdeiphia' on Mon
osy, ne sG.n o. Sc,ope a 9E oil eodt2eh.je
FOR s4TE Low ONLY FOR W.ANT or USE.
Pair of STYLISH HORSES, Sound md nd gu s,a
HA die III not sold before Monday they VIII be sent
M The country FOR the time Apply at "a TRINITY race,
y, VIZ 81 A. y, Green street o22 3suc
LARD.
q 4 Barrels prime Leaf Lard, for sale by
s. oil 4. X. COLLINS CO, Southst
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NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
yf1feu Ja1nd

VIM H. DUFF, n. M, Principal
TvNHE NEXT TERM of this long established and well
known institution will after the vacation on
the I'd of in the splendid by the
bro hers Joseph The ulAy solid and elegant manner
in which this buidng has been constructed quite
comfortable and desirable winter
To those about select schools for their who
The value of good air. extensive play grounds lofty
NAmsnts and convenience of no s
alton can pass this While the reputation which the
tuition has Tor enjoy school
learning aud practical education best sustained by nu
young gentlemen who trained up by the principal
honoraby and credtaby scquittinr the In
varou. literary; professional and commercial pursuits.
full particulars, be obtained Messrs Lockwood
Sons all Broadway, and at the Institutes New Brighton
o2t aeodsr y ~ 's'''
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Read the tolto,stng Csytifeatss in fapor Of

Read the totlotcing Cerftfcdfes IN fduor Of
PEASE'S HOREHOUND CANDY.
EROM REV. J. ID. HART-Genteme II would be in
insnee to Your pumonic remedy to withhold from the
community my experience of its efficacy for the removal of
and pain in the side, and other affections of the
chest and lungs can only say after disease
found no rele until used valuable Clarified Essence
ofHorehound Candy. have also IL to a
Your obedient servant,
J. D. HART, 2as Blocker st.
=, Agents-ilo Broadway. 10 Asor House BrookIyn-Mrs
Broad a.. ~ - " 80
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MONEY LENT
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large aud small
Sums gold and slv or Watshes Diamonds Plate Jew
elry Dry Good, Fumitare Coihng every
ef Personal Properly. JOHN NJ DAVIES,
Licensed Pawnbroker, 232 William ST. near Duane st.
Persons received in private Office by ringing tho bell
o20l I'm tire
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r STOUVENET, a. co

J. STOUVENEL x CO.,
No. John street Broaday and No 80 Gold street,
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
WI in Glass Solar Lard. and Cemphene Lamps Chande-
ers Brackets Hall Lamps and Lanterns 0randoes Can.
desbrss sc SC Private houses churches and hotels Ged
featuring and plain glass, Of description which
quality and cutting cannot be surpassed by in the
try All the above articles made ORDER and matched
any pattern, and guaranteed give ageat
reduction Price Glass ordS. Lamps altered and
refnshed Goods loaned for parties. s22 Imsmc
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BELGIAN COOKING STOVES,
g OF these famous Cooking Stoves for sale.
GEORGE r. 0ERDIN0,
su0 lmes AMaiden laEs.
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SCOTT e. THOMPSON'S

THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne il in
a store TO which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
md private gentlemen invited The strandng othis Wine
superior thaof in this country and nsghsr
Srcs thar that Of the best brands.
G. LrvINesT M CO..
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UNION HOUSE
NHE subscriber has taksn shove named spies
did HOTEL completed, At the Of the beeurin
village Of Springfield Mass, and will the for the
public accommodation the 30th The Union House
large richly finished and furnished and Offers uneqpsed
advantages all travelling through Springfield for
business pleasure Having recently kept the United
States Hotel" and Congress Hall" Saratoga the sub
scrber respectfully invites his old friends and patrons,
all others, to give him call in his quarters.
8. 8. SEMAN.
Springfield, July "a, 1916. aus 3msr
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WIGS! WIGS!
QATCHEL ORs new invented Wigs and scaips, made OF
ID the finest curl HAIR and adapted the easy
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing away with all the vexatious
The public invited to nspeeta large and well selected
Stock containing every variety Of size color; they will
then be able 10 Judge the effect.
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway Removes from l6S Broadway
Please the address. oil 1msrc
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN f you want TO do without purchasing new
" Clothes this winter take hall Dress
Over Goats and Pants you have them made ook
like new by sending bringing them TO 81 Murray
Washington street where YOU have them fired with
coas, cuffs, Innings whatever they want to make
go iwsrc A. CoRTlssos.
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Is 2wsr SARONY MAJOR, % Nassau st.


II
DR BANNING, in compliance with numerous equests
~ will repeat public exposition off ovel and smp
theory the and relief Of distortions and most
tive systems based the philosophy
body illustrated by original design of oil paintings
generally in the Lecture Room of Rev Dr. Adams Church.
Broome street, Centre Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evening" seven eork Public speakers
and all who from their children defomitie and
enfeebled constitutions to work relief for themselves
invited attend Lectures free. 423 Broadway. New
York OIq5f&r
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MRS. 4. HILTON.

81 Broadtcay, opposite Trinity Church
FURNISHED and pleasant apartments, with bedrooms
attached for permanent transient boarders suitable
also for gentlemen and their wives with without board
and the privilege OF breakfast served in their
Gentlemen will will od the location very
venient for its cousiguity to Wall ST. ole Inns re
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OOUGHS. OOUGHS, COUGHS
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-Tbis ponpl.r ,.m..
~ dy will be found the one in ne "a H.
care Of c1gshs colds hoarsenes irritation Of the lungs
shornes oil breath asthma Consumption. SC. This moi
like stions, merely
but those dressng symptoms hici bu Zoo ~
fatal when neglected can tes
who have experienced their happy and saury effects ma
whom have been reduced to the brink Of the
confinement single box will the most obst.nate
cough that existed.
For sale by @. COLBY chemist &C.. ISL Pearl st. Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. o2t Imsr
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FELLOW CIrlZENS.

DLEASE read my advertisement in the Commercial Ad
veItiser Of the 23d and then the meeting
Of the Exchange at O'Clock p to-day. Over four
have suffered every annoyance possible to- be conceived
from The suppression of and otherwise
of principles Of the doctrine Of cheap postage
for the pesps-nd they having the right of
clerks and letter otec
which will lay before Let every honest attend
JAMES ROBERTSON OF the 9Th Ward, NY,
o24 Tier formerly Of the 9th.
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CARONY & MAJOR have just published two splendid
~ prints-one startling taton of the Siege Of
MoneIey the other poItraying the Generals Ampuda and
tion of Monteey both tasefuy colored Single copies
l2X cents; per hundred. Sc
of Gen Taylor andpietptes Of all baes together with
prints which they would call the Of the public
Orders from all Of the country promptly attended
be supplied the most favorable terms.
OLE 2wsr SAHONY MAJOR, 90 Nassau
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RAYMOND & WARNINGS IMMENSE ME.
NAGERIE

WILL Open at NIBLO'S GARDEN, Wedne sda
w Evening, Oct. 2sth. The place is in active pre-
paraton.
ON Thursday morning, Oct a8th the procession will ente
and parade the city, preparatory TO Their opening b tn
evening The Mad File phsn and Great Roman Chariot
pfecede the Cavacade OF 30 wagons sd with animals
drawn by 100 horses. o20 5tiss rrc
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Once Of the New York Gas Light Company,
October IL, 1916.
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
dividend OF four and half per the capital
stock Of this Company for the months ending
last payable the stockholders and after Monday I'd
November
The transfer book will be closed from the oath until
that dste. By order,
oi3 tNov2rc c. L. EvERITT, See'v.
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WATERFRONT & JAMES,
m FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
- SO Nassau street, near Fulton New York. -
'>HE Subscribers beg that they have always on
hand choice assortment of Hats of their manufac
ture Their materials imported direct from Paris and
they iatsI that for quality and beauty Of finish
their Hats cannot be surpassed and reasonable price
They have case OF fine Moleskn Hats the Fair Of the
American Institute, No. 9i2.
nj. b. WATERFRONT,
o7 1wissr WIN. H. JAMES
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
TySHE undersigned offers for sale reasonable
vera complete of Gold Fen Machinery, perfect
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
will be accompanied with complete practical Instructions
desired Terms made known application in person by
post paid letter J. M TROWBRiDGE. Syracuse, Y.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND THING
ESTABLISHMENT

IMPORTANT DECISION.
ID CAKES IODINE Linment VS.. Canes and Clutches.
~ 1t is now decided that if you will use Roake's
Iodine Linment, you may throw your Crutch away This
tons the worst possible cases Of
Cou SweIled egs Enlarged Glands Old Ulcers ecrofna
&C. &c. the money refunded Principal Depot 90 John
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a Bflt,f THOSE "CHINkeE Sy0 ARs spBs think they
"A come from China NOT 90 they are best Hayans yegar
Manufactured on improved preple and ppl rp ser
msnner fr Chinese put mp their TO preserve the beat
aroms which contaminated BY putting them
mn IN the ced Ar Those who have tri.d Them say
.v are he best segar they smoked Sold only at So
william by the sngle 100 1000 the uniform price of
S2 per also BY retail who
are in doubt. HAgANEROS HOUSE,
or William street
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10 Srrawgvs AID Others aftemdimg me fur
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING
SALOON,
No. III Pearl Street,
the House for those are attending
the Fair their meals The house il about three
minutes walk from Castle Garden;
% awsrc Late ofLovejoys Hotel, Proprietor
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. July la-G p. Nj.


The stock market continues very inactve. although
here has heen slight improvement in prices some of
the fancies Harlem went up u Norwich Worcester *
and Reading Railroad T. The sales almost entire
ly confined to these three railroad stocks There ap
pears to he prospect Of immediate improvement
tie market, of any consequence and there is every
probability Of prices touching lower point than ruling
at present
There appears to he movement going in Harlem.
which must have unfavorable effect upon the market
price Of the stock II appears that about five thousand
shares had heen hypothecated with private banking
house in w ell street for loan which due to-day
and that in de fault of payment this stock will be thrown
into the market and sold for the benefit and account Of
whom il may concern This quantity of stock coming
upon the market at this time, when many operators
out # the city, must have a very depressing inhu
upon prices The financial sf.irs of the Harlem
Railroad Company. are in wTetched almost hopeless
condition and the probability present is that the
tension to Somers will be suspended for the
Of funds pay the iron which has ready for
delivery for several months
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad Company for the
month Of June in each of the past three ears have
bee IN as follows:-
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WASHINGTON, July ID, 1916.


The legislative mill has now got into rapid mo
ton, and, in the course Of the week, we shall 'n1
out more business than ha, been done the who'd
session. The tariff bill Will be modified, soms
the extravagauces IF the act Of 1872 will be oPpe'
OF, but there will be no revolutionary innova
tons; common sense, and not mere theory, w
prcponderaie. The Senate will do is duty
this. as il has on other occasions the sound judi
men, OF Benton is looked 10 with great conf
dence Calhoun may cooperate, but OF this 'he'
exists great doubt he is too versatile FOR M"
dependence.
The sab treasury will undoubtedly pass, esse
TALLY shorn of its stringency tbs receivers
be authorized TO receive and pay out 'rea'u
drafts, Of almost any denomination aud
Treasury will be empowered 70 issue an elml
unlimited amount of treasury notes, MOI only
the purpose OF relieving the present wants OF
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TO JEwEhLEKs, ,MlSiATURE PAINTERS. &c
Broadway and retail Manufacturers Of Travelling
Whiting Dressing snd Jewery Boxes, Miniature Cs'ss ana
Settings Flute Lochet Watch Ring. PIN aud pren ogses
easee Tor slyer Plate neatly arranged 10 order so yt
made aud hed TO Jewellers show csses 20 oon'a"
chains, mugs. KEYS. pins, thimhIes, pcnciis, Ne
variety OF the shove articles constantly, On sma any
made 10 order with neesness and despatch ~o
street. New vorh NY wv tc
YALE SKINS NzUUHTEE HIpEs-sccO bs,l Gus
~ l!y CiIy Calf Skins ssiec.ss n h "fns, maaIisg
uy3 Jmsrc JUN HoHSs - Iinaostn"
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Died.

On Tuesday, l4th inst. THOMAS DEoRovE, only child
Of William and Susan Bedson, aged one year.
The friends and acquantances Of the family also the
members Of the Hatters' Bene voent Society and the
trade in general respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from 1873 Mott St.
On Tuesday morning. i4th inst. at o'clock, JoMS NJ
JacQuELIN, aged Sc years
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the family
invited to attend funeral from his late
81 Greenwich street, this afternoon at ~ o'clock.
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RiRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, 1876 Spring street, DC
~ tween Wooster aud Laureni sre~t-Tns subscriber
would inform his aud the public general that
he kee;n constantly had large supply 81 fancy and
mon Bird Cages Of every description Aso Weoses, ts;
assortment articles usually kept Wooden Ware Store,
ub U. ~
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IL TRACTORS AND OTHERS ON THE PUBLIC
WOKKSThe Commissioners Of the Canal Fund by virtue
Of the entitled Act supplementary the act
tied provide for paying the debt and preserving the
credit Of the State passed March ia2-passrd May 49,
1896 hereby give notice that sealed proposals will be
csved until the sixteenth day ofJely nst O'Clock the
Doars for which transerrble certificates Of stock will be
issued the OF the People OF the State Of New York.
bearing the rate OF SIX cent psya
bic quarterly the rmbursable the pleasure
the Of the Canal Fund after the 1904
In addition the faith Of the State the above referred
makes specific pledge Of the tolls required TO be paid
during the suspension Of canal navigation freight
ported railroads between Schenectady and Buffalo; and
surplus canal revenues after the Satisfaction Of the
sent charges upon such revenues
IL is 10 understood that the Commissioners 10 be st
liberty to take less II the offers such,
their opinion Interests OF the state
The proposals may be for the hole said loan
than s. 1000 all proposals to be sealed and
dorsed Loan for the payment OF rearages 10 contractors
and others on the public works and enclosed elpe
directed TO the Comptroller al Albany , -
install TO tie credit IF the Comm sIon-rs OF the anal
Fund In such ba K the city Of New ork Albany
shall be dssignasd ny the Commissioner
StockhoIders residing the First and Second Senate Die
tric and those sidug Of the stats will receive the
Interest the stock held by them quausy Mt the Bank Of
the Manhattan lompany IN the CT Of New York ali other
the New York state Bank in tn. CRY of al
''ny "'''' XDpIspN ',ARDNER Lieut. Lieu Governor.
THos' f ARi SGFPoS' + .,.ur.r.
II HALSrY, Suve, or General.
J. VAN buren,, Attorney General.
jvSfoi6r = BENTON, SECRETARY of ate.
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BON SEJOUK.


VHE suBsCRi8ER has the pleasure 70 announce tnat
MS house, AT Bergen Point open for public
eommodauon hotel the Jersey side has long
,deratum which now supplied The house (the old Me
any masion has been c6ttcd in elegant STYLE many
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds are beautifully laid and what with
ran shrubbeIy charming walks agreeable drives plea
SAINT boating the place win challenge competition with any
rural residence Families who wish pass cool aud qu
summer can be provides 9TH rooms suit, Of
Kills and the neighboring woods deficient game
The steamer Pasaic plying betweenNew Nok aud Newark
And hf . lie, Of New York game, ind more beautiful
In fine all waters aud rs may be assured
that will be spared make the place merit the
tie given 1t OF old-Bon Sejour:
DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD.
The Psssac for Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay
Al 10 A. M and r. NJ, landing in front Of The above place
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No H. ~ and
O'Clock Al Port Richmond there will be boats in attend
sncs convey Passengers and land them the house
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HnI MFa TWO OWN KITCHEN HANGEa

THE Proprietors prepared furnish Holmss
the trade, them for private families "a
boarding houses having the right from the paearee
manufacture and sell them Our experience manufacture
years warrants IN ssertss that Holmes. Range cannon he
surpassed for convenience durability They
are warranted form the purposes which they are
chased and not they will he free any expens TO
the purchaser Numerous references he even
wishing 70 purchase The prices from 10 70 dollars
The proprietor, are constantly manuac uring and well
newest patterns.
Also-TINWARE, bright plain snd ja3ancd They heve
msseps a. eli times ready Ranges and boilers
''''' A. GiIH0WIT'S SON,
NIL lmsrc n Nassau street.