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TARRANT,s COMPOUND

EXTRAC OF Gu EDS
A ND COPAlBA IL particularly recommended as SAFE
hspeedy and efficient remedy all sexual diseases in
avery and pleasing form which admits Of kng
without being tasted producing sickness has
become very pcrar and I'll who have occasion TO use ac
knowledge Its ecacy For sale Wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c, :.
=, soner Of Greenwich and Warren streets, Y.
- Also ~ Mcss!y Tucker. Mobile; NJ. Grew, hatcher;
rbsres,os' b xnsn,c santos Norfolk y a. Rsss
Baltimore; Gilman, Washingtoa; McCloud K Wheaton. st.
Lonis mrl2 lmsr
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A w artts Co, hsvisU Renewed 10 81 Msidss Lane,
A. shs! ls,ss saa web s.sossl .scse o. hssdwsys Cat
sIasasf low E'sss To- ssh o. iPVvvv3 PssSn u Imsh
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FUME BATH.
ITO ALL who afflicted with rheumatic complaints, we
- would say and try pr. SWEET. sulphur Fume Bath,
~ The Of Il such that cures
such Scroula Govt Salt Rhcum, diseases the
skim JOINTS &c The charges moderated fetch
within the means Of all m29 linz m
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 3?8 Pearl street, between Centre and Elm-Warm
cold and shower Baths equal to those house the
Boarding and Lodging Sc 50 per week In the reading room
will be found newspers from London Liverpool and all the
principal cities Of the United States. ~ lmsrh
Sc Ensena d los Estranjros q Eagles.
ME FRENCH AND SPANISH Language, ais? Alse
bra Geometry, Surveying, Navigation and Boob keep
ng expsdtousy and efsctually taught very moderate
vatc Lessons given 70 adults their own resden-
ability. IAGO d. MAURICE, III Canal 81
GIkANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, &c.
THE Subscriber has opened Of the selected
city, at g per cent les: than che fall prcs: Hou.ekeeer.
ing elsewhere. JOHN N MORGAN,
hrxfd O0p RI Broad
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BROADWAY SALOON,
10 RRn.anW.aY

THE undersigned well known caterer for the people has
lately established himself in his well known occupatioui
fare worse far devotion his business may
comfort to those who may honor him with their paronags
my2t lwsm THOS &. SCOTT.
A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.-Dodworh's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June 2ud At
mys smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor
TO vOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION.
VIZ CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell Ringers,
w specifically informs the members OF the Musical and
Theatrical he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band in few weeks and tenders his
vices musical professor band
pany Of artists Of talent about to travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Cansdas Texas the Island Cuba, during
which he has visited almost every section Of those
made practically with those details and
statistics and TO professional travellers
believes that his will advantageous
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W Cor6yn Manager of the Swiss Bell
Ringers of SOL Smith, Esq., theatre, st. Louis No. IL
mailed prior May Oth and prepaid will with prompt
attention al that time. ais tire
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rTuE EYI
INR WHEEL I'm Ocnlist No % Green,rich streef New


The b sss .se 70
p%Gc that there not the o % 70
wneh Sc esseay Relieved cured BY him hs
number testimonials which can be seen at
ceedsd either BY that Of any other ocust
Once hours from M to o'clock r. NJ. after which
he visits 9ns aspI o4 sale and which will be inserted ON
Xpsmphet Containing remarks o,he Eye with
mode of esmeu can Be had gratuitously a. his
him by letter, post paid myIz I'm re
TTSHE MAGIC MIXTURE,-Dr Hopes Magic Mixture,
Because EGns"s no Gs s ns rage much
pleasantly and speedily than any other remedy and par,cn
not like most medicines chmerical but the result Of
s ST.
Of 5gh and Gold es and At drug o,e q
Orange mi7 liner
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,.
sAtk Low y lS e oss1
S and E roh ,"s %ns .1S sV Gces
s saa; SsE f' double fo 'sssS
s S aSsse ,s apsd qualify
and Hc"S s,soIs s e. sale 20
MEDIATE purchasers by .pv r,su ,,s rn lion .,,s.,
Bay S,%ssy e se s:
6uarry WILLIAM LAlMBEEH-
Dated this 10th day of April, 1876. s25 lm.rc
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
OF New York. and the neighborng cities, that they can
compete with them in the sale or
WINDOW SHADES
They have the State Of New Jersey, aDout
IL miles from city New York and possess every tscy
for shades the least expense vi the
beauty worth and they will convince the mos ~
credulons by their giving them call DU NCkfis bhCh
Err No SO chatham " one door from ,ne cornea OF
Chambers st. ",, ,n' ~.
TASSELS,
cUITABlE Tor trimming hats, caps blinds, shades Pc
- lures Sofas umbrellas paraso cioaks aprons seevss
bags &c Also, . variety Of bindings ard cords, i1r
mis- Imsm 81 Maiden lane. corner Of william
NAYS PATENT HOSE.--The experience or ten years
H. in the anuscture Of Rubber Hose has the utter
impossbity Of combining permanently Rubber with hbrous
intermnged IN such to make Hose free
from trouble Of midew and rot consequently manufsc
turer abandoned the business The new Patent Hose
Of my free from the objections. aud oer
for sale under guaranty n such terms ~ VIII be fur-
nshed buyers purchase Every will have the name
ofthe Pssntee and date Of the Patent according law i'n
tstons (which penal offence under the laws Price
M cents per foot suitable far Cro,on and other s,ss Y
proportion Manuiscged and for sale wholesale ana e'a
"sHrc Afier Isl May, - courtland St
STRAW BOARDS. ,..,.,. o.,
k0 TONS spsw aoafdsius Sseslsta sSfRpu5ss,
"a - s ~ s44 ~ n Hssyss s,ttt
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III. CARPENTERS
ID NCfNG ADE NJ Y,

BuIIpIrcs,
TENTH AND iIisTNUT SIS, PHILADELPHIA.
MYROFESSOR CARPENTER respectfully solicits those
who visit this city and who are desirous OF learning the
Polkss Mazouas Wairrng Cotllions, &C., in very few
will call him his beautiful cool and airy
[sloon the above place Mr. e. will continue TO give prl
lessons all summer; and Will commence his Fell school
n The M September Single lessons given or in classes,
Ind on reasonable terms. my23 lw z&co
1jRIEVE, No. 5 John street importer and dealer in
[ale The following valuable and Birds Mno Arsnger.
Wsnee or Chinese Mockng Bird, Abordevst spice Bird,
birds We're al imported from the Ea., Indies. gres,
s. amlj6uches Starngs and Skylarks In fact the Gu
oas will find At No John street. most ofthe cage birds in
BBsei and Tan King Charles spsnies received by
The shin Henry Pratt from Liverpool per John Greve
my23 msrrc
I.AP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
|NS prGT LONG, Aid lspm ~ 10 inches " dismelefrs
I'D tsa pt sb!sas5 unly u .Af - ousrs
~ ,msH nsm HsH Nv
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- A CARD. Ht
II. r. WILLARD x w. w. SHIRLEY, Auetoneers,
WIZ give their personal the Sales Of House
w hold Furniture the residence Of families declining
Stocks of Crockey Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OF Heal Estate at the Merchants Exchange Also so
SALES ROOM. Isl BROADWAY, until MAY LIST, when
they will the spacious No Wall late
Adams Express Office ali lmAm
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- LONG ISLAND HOLIDAYS!
ROCKWELL f. STONES MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
pTodS,G. corps OF star artists ana stssds having
maca on Monday the 2!.h in Hampstead the 2eth
Flushing the eth; Williamsburg the 2Sh 10Th;
aud in Jersey City ON the 30th inst.
It's recent tremendous be attributed only the
unparalleled splendor of its artstica talent Herr Cline the
tight performer has been engaged for the
isssoIs Levi North the idol hosenan Of France England
living Mcfarland. the first vsulter the WORLD John Cos
sim the first American Clown Mrs Gossn the celebrated f
male riders Master Stevens; Alonzo Hubbe
others, all will appear.
The original spectaces Of grandeur and interest called
Sports OF SPAIN the Bull Fight and the Crusaders Glory
the Warriors Of the Cross, y will be played.
The Pavilion Of this extraordinary Circus, and Brass
Band the largest and best in the country Games each
afternoon and evening. Particulars in bills
The performances of this mightest Of Crcuses exceed
those OF any in the country. my2i 3trrc
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,
m CEDAR STREET

RYC MARSH, Accountant author Of the Science Of
Single Entry Book ..eping improved"
fully informed and assured that the plan pursued by Mr.
Marsh, reaching that important branch, truly OF
keeping books rather than Of lectures
on the theory.
be practically useful and particular know
ledge Bookkeeping required than possibly be mpa
ed by lectures. 74F
The pupil faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the operations connected with of
Books Opening Conducting and Closing the in max
Account Sales and ~ calculating interest," Discount profits
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
stitutng set and Of good capacity, will by this
become competent Bookkeeper about month";
and will received certificate to that effect.
Prospectuses with terms obtained the Rooms from A.
M. to 8 M. a22 Inns RI
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fIM REWAR

i OST OR STOLEN on "Wednesday, the 18th April inst
- in the neighborhood Of Lombard street. London,
BLACK LEATHER BANKERS CASE.
Marked Coutts Co.," in gilt letters containing under
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEA
CAL PROFESSION.
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
WIN. Y. JENNINGS CO.. Diapers and Tailors, Import
c.. ssi Broadway opposite the Fountain are prepared
for y sSs 9s
and English cloths In various new styles vsstnEs
cap Be- the ss
try prices that have gvsaa character to the establishment
g Iessnce panaloon. il which lev enter, excel we
could observe that the attention directed TO this department
must continue offer those who appreciate
6t combining ease and clegence.
trade have always hand and roek vests bu-
hsadke gloves, suspsndsr linen and muslin shirts
collars, bosoms. nc. AL lmsr
z N0X's SUMMER STYLE OF hats now ready
Buildings consisting Of beaver white and siqs brush
Has Also style Of Boys summer Hats Hat. made to
GENI7.EMEN'S HdIiS-SPRING S1'YLk
s q SPRING 1s saas much
elegance beauty syie ready for sTsS%instioa
mrss I'M re ' Corner Of Pine and Nassau streets.
CHINA GRAPE sHAwLs.
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs, Emsrods!ssd with h. the I'm.
eyer been imported, measuring ILL., and with Massive
'WffiiiTE. 'kIcHLY EMBROIDERED Of sHAwLs
ass ..s nS.S aHRE ss.,1 '
sassIns hall yard DEEP and most magnificent Rich Heavy
$IsiJ S!sa4SN SSa5 5SsR sA sHSss
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Nantes aud
Scar6.
iss,f s2wrs ssS sch asD DoA
'ns,ss ns'"ee' jXMRs BECK CO. 80 Broadway
p. Macs HAIR CUTTING AND DRESSING
ROOMS,
ls9 BROADWAY
TlFTY CENTS per bottle.-The Vegetable Jampoony for
the Human HsrIt 10 with confidence recommended to
al whose hair becoming thin from disease scu and dan
dru the suIest remedy 70 prevent badness and grey hsr;
the healthy dressing that possibly be applied to The
bead Isrderns the hair soft and glossy and freeing INC
seurf and dandruf and dspcsing the hair to curl Its fire.
latest period Of life Approved ey the fscsy ofmsdeine in
Also r. Macs and f. Vatets Wigs and Scalps-The COM
plee that the sboyenamed have with hs
ctnrc their unrved he hair for the last
far exceeds their sanguine expectation. They respect
fully solicit call confident Of satisfying fhs astiaons
Broadway ssfis i~ss 20
saays i',:sS Il Ss -; y
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Died. rrs..s
At Tompkinsvillc. Staten Island, May 23d RALPH
AMEs, aged Sc years
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fnc.
al on Monday the 25th, at O'Clock, NJ. from Nauti-
US Hall, Tompkinsvlle. 'sli.I -
At Jamaica, w. l., FREpEnIcx H. Tomas son of tho
late s. l. Tobias, of this city
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az :s.ss 5bv;ss. NJ. sa.. Kss
# & is :s1e Nj s,ss s:ss
~ I T krfA Is ssHi f.% T Mr.
Miss kiSSs M 'i D;o;i 'i ssss
s Sp:s 81 Fl, lsss.; Gs,:y
piss,nsJ II
sr. H II s Sss p Sss;ss
ssi M isiiSf s.
9s1,d Mr. cl;ras' Grim Mnor' seipo, Mrs. Broadley
81 Lower Bo.ss 50 second and third tiers Is e
Door will rise a. half pas, seven
IEEENWISA TrH!lEATTRE-Wil open for the season
with a Nc M s r Tow
VI TTsss-;;s: 5
srs Sh ss%s,%s' T.aa Il.
: ss" s r s een Private boxes 81 osss hest,
CASTLE GARDEN.
MuSIGAL soIREEs! containing the finest morceaur Of
m. pu5Is may enjoy hem.sve. in the lases, and
%S; %ss.esm Saloon II hs world cooled by
gallery and covered a. eaeaas
great heat md ys. adm. full refreshing from
may be viewed without obstruction, from instructed
be
menAde, nffording full COW enience for thousands.
rr,..,.v ADSs ,s,s! IwEsrTEIvE cExTs ~
and 40. :.
The Musical will open with the grand
ture BY the unsurpassed Orchestra Of this
go. ofFa Disvolo-Auber
Soldiers Waz-Jo; Launer; Song. She Wreath of
Roses.-Mr. Holman. s.
- Mephsto Gallopp-Labitzky. #rr4
The hrst part TO conclude with the Military Overture
.TE La File du Acknowledgment
Of half an hour for promenade REFRESHMENTS
and view the varied and mnEe Of 400
Grand Coliseum March.
Song, March to the Battle Eeld--Mr. Holman
Norfolk POlka-Labitxky.
n eN1flude with the maxniiicent Overture Of Oberon
NlBLO'S GARDEN.-The propri.for Of ibis establish-
MONDAY June 1, 1876.
GABRiEL, JEROME, ANTOINE,
!. RXvEL FAMILY,
will make their first appearance in New York three
years. IN some OF their most popular and highly amusing
tertainments.
The Saloons Garden Walks have bcen impro, ed aud
reembellished the Saloon and Outer Balconies
whole now forming the recherche and elegant
amusement ON this continent
~ THE CONCERTS A LA Mustard,
SO much admired previous will be continued
80 4 MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA
has been engaged Various costly novelties prepare
ton and the proprietor has pleasure announcing
MILE BLANGYa
Premier Dsnseuse from the Opera Of Paris, and the Berlin
MONS. HENRIE,
= from the Paris Theatres.
Further particulars hereafter my2i re
n
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SIEEsr RR ASS
OIL PAINTINGS

UIL PAINTINGS. l7EI
HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that future he will carry on the business Of Lin
ing Pictures only which will be as htheol IN the
way, New York. -a1l-7H, a23 i'm re-
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A FIRST RATECHANCE FOR ANY PERSON WITH
~ SMALL CAPITAL-For Sale, the Stock, Fixtures
Lease &c., ofa Pubc House, located In Of the
thoroushsTes in the city fitted up in style equal to and
dong cash business Of SIPS week The
to leave the city on other busness.
Enquire 81 Bowery, corner of Walker street
my22 3tsrc LEWIS KEPPLER.
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
III MIGEON Y CO., 81 West street, Re-Gnisher Of
liz Cloths Cassmeres and Satnets The gold medal has
been awarded H. NJ for the improvement in reminding
Refers TO Messs wolcott slsde, Pine street, William
c. Langley Co.. 50 Exchange Place. Of Broad
and D. Brigham Co., 60 Pine where orders my be
left. myl 1msr
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II wANTED-Two Rooms and Two sr noss ned
with ys, q. Ds:E: a. Y . 81; &
es'itd q q: o e Jane
A bed rooms on the second aoor twossory
viii sss and ss wh die family ds.sd No es
can have them in ss psSr Terms
.sssss nss f . ss had
clean could be desired. my2l lwsnc
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
- Mr. PALMO 50 long Known r.,, to the ei1ens Of New
Gj john III III Ho~i.%d. E:a . 49, : ''e s'''s"ee q
than sy es The city At oa So..
+, ground .shs o. 70
fact act As they would in country belonging 10
GO KING CHARLES sPANIELs-OF THE
breed received By the arrivals from Lon
ar: b 2 s h &
BmLss.sr from the curious, in dia.a, paid,
asl%r6 Importer and dealer in Bird c.s. &c.
H. THREE superior, sound, and very elegant Grey
they toI:a Both 10 as q:
nsn have been driven BY hs owns, pair and
hss sons Il. %s IN
'''as '''ss m'r HxraSRNsf New Livery Stable
m23 IS 2S 3t.r cor. of University Place and 18th
s1R ;. sAa Is, a. Gr. :.y I; bay Ho.
W.lrsa.sd sound Ii. owner who "a:
Of HIM only Tie horse can Ss At pis
moad Us Stables, corner Of Beaver aud New streets.
l GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.
BIRD, CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS,
a INVITES the attention OF his and the a
sagly light Panama Manila Canadian Straw Hats consist,
light Black Beaver and s aaa s
my2i im.m BIRD corner Pine and Nassau streets.
SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY IND FASHION
- MANuFACToRY, ios Fulton .sreet-fhe under.
snsd bsspesss the Of the public to the quality
sought for BY the Of taste they the additional merit
ssay IT, and n.S to the
articles by the splendid OF
nss esa Sc Of
the single that the subscriber has adopted style
the forehead from striking through and imparng the ap.
Their average weight from 2 to 81 ounccs-being much
lighter than substantial Leghons ranamas Persons Of
consde cost invited 70 examine Them and 70
by the test OF comparison their precise value
%ys pf0da''oR; Il fs as F;oo
90 SUMMER HATS.
GEaNT IT'LL and Boy; Panama Lsghon And Rut,
Hats boys style Leghom Caps BOYS styie .lk and
fur Hats palm and Canadian Hats Also general
assortment Of Hats and Caps Of the latest and most
The above mentioned articles are offered for sale a. the
eau and s.."1s NJ isfs i'ss
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
~ THE SUBSCRIBERs Patentees and Manufacturers
ofthe Nsapolitan Bonnet! are prepared supply the
received silver medals two Fairs Of the
Tsy aa for .i and and % are
.,,' fATTlsoN, NOE & CO. IS psl.nsyr,
ine M Pear
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
HENRY KAHN,
IMPORTERS s. NASSAU STREET. UP STAIRS
and cs. ior sale very large and ehqies ,see9n q the
IN lunches wreaths rgs garands. &C., &C., together with
MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL FL OVER MAKERS.
embracing variety unsurpassed IN richness and extentb
any other importation.
Aso-Anifcia flowers by the case imported expressly for
the jobbng and country trade. MA lmsr
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
r OWITZ x BECKER, No. ,! John street. haye just
IL opened splendid assortment of French Artificial Flow
materials for flower makers &C., &C., which they offer
to the trade, At low prices mis- I'm inc
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
r. VOELKNER begs leave to scquaint his friends and
lie customers that his elegant stock of Artificial Flowers
both French aud American has received the
least by the late fire I28 William the goods
removed IN time T.. " will continue sell wholesale
rand RETAIL at the lowest prices at 128 William aud begs
dealers inspect his stock before buying elsewhere al msc
FRENCH AkrltlClAL FLOWERS.
ND MATERIALS FOR FL ORISTS- just
IA ccived by the ayre packets Zurich and Franc
fresh Of French Flowers and Materials Of beat
quality and latest styles, at low prices take pleasure
invite the dealers the same call and
BRUN, LAROSIERE COURT,
ml7 Imsmc ti6 William street
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN klTCHEN NANOES.
THE Propretors prepared TO furnish Holmes
the trade, the for priv families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the patsntec
manufacture and sell them Our experiences IN mnnuctur
ing aud Kitchen Ranges this city for the past ~
years warrants asserting Holmes Range cannot be
surpassed for economy, convenience and durability They
are perform the for WHICH they
chased they will be removed free Of TO
the purchaser Numerous references can pc gwen persons
wishing purchase The prices from Is TO IS dollars
The oprietors constantly anuiac and are well
supplied with paor Office, add bedroom 0RATES Of the
Aso--TINWARE, bright, plain and ja?aned They have
also smokey chimneys cured no cure no pay; 80,
m2f I'm src 10 Nassau street.
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AMERICA! OREGON /!

AMERICA! OREGON! ENGLAND!
ITO the inhabitants Of the whole boundless Connent-We
invite you all and each Of consider and reflect for
SALOON No 21 Fulton street near Greenwich where You
other place the kind but much larger plate for the price
ALSO, you will find spacious and airy where
FAST dinner supper from six cents up to any given price
Again say time passing by drop In aud test
the quality and judge OF the quantity and prices Tor
satisfaction.
open on Sundays. a2i imsr
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FANCY SOAPS AND PEkFUMEKY.
MO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, Depot Cor tho
IN sale OF the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap Highly
Scented Toilet Soaps Elegant Extracts Essences Coogne
Hair Oils Pomsn togehsr with every other article in on,
bur assortment where they
be supplied at the lowest rates. =
always on had.
al imsuc JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER
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~ STRAW BOARDS. .,.,. =,
k0 TONS spsy Boards, iua sses.sta sssfRyu sts ~
vW ~ n!sef SUI. 'SheSSe n Hss,ss sIlstt
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
yHE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment having
been enlarged and improved since the close OF the last
will be opened for the reception Of yisers the Let
an Of June, LANDON GARDINER.
Mav L IRA6 my2s 2msr
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LOOKING GLASSES! LOOKING GLASSES
HOsE furnishing Their houses and others wanting Look
333 Pearl street where variety be found the
cheapest rates. Wholesale and retail Large and small
fashionably and plain French plate Glasses
suit almost sized pier which viii be sold low very low
Paintings and Engravings Looking Gassesplates by the
boz or single. Old glasses replated.
Ladies, while shopping, please call.
mv5 lm~r HOOPER x BROTHER
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SHIP MUSkETS AND PISTOLS.
nNE THOUSAND Muskets, with Bayonets, in good or
~ der; 300 pairs Boarding Pistols for sale by :.
A W. SPIES K CO., 81 Maiden lane.
1000 elegant United States banded Muskes in lots suit
purchasers.
Also. Rifles and Sporting Guns. mY22 lmsr
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Patentees and Manufa
V OF the Neapoltan Bonnet prepared supply the
trade with their nimitable Neapofitans for which they
received silver medals the Fairs Of the
American Institute and which for style are unsur-
passed They warrant them to alter and clean equally
PATTisON, NOE 4 CO.. IS Delancyn..
al Instr y. sov-er Pine and 'Ps.rl
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. aatl
"A J:CuNNlNGHAMh has removed his stock of Watches,
Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Ware from
"a 20 Iz Bowery (new sores) opposite Delaney
Gold Silver and Steal Spectacle. Sio Perfo
cal from Sc 80 to $ Glasses all kinds and suit all sights
ground aud Clocks Jewery and Music Boxes
repaired and warranted. a19 lmsr
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SUMMER HATS.
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SUMMER HATS.

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N GENTLEMEN's and Boys Pahama, Leghorn and Rut-
end braid Hats, infants fine eghorn Dunsable braid
Hats boys style Legho Caps, boys style silk and
fur Hats palm leaf and Canadian Hats Also general
assortment Of Hats and Gaps Of the latest and
The above mentioned articles offered sale at the
lowest cash prices Purchasers respectfully
call and examine this stock before purchasing
WM BANTA, ~ Canal st. cor. Wooster,
myl5 Iw sisrc and l3O Chatham street
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..4 GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.
BIRD, CORNER PINE AND M SS.aU STREETS
~ INVITES the attention Of his and the "a
Apublic 70 his assortment Of Summer Hats, exceed
Iagy light Panama, Manila, Canadian Straw Hats consist.
ing among others white pearl color Fur ats Also
light Black Beaver and Moeskn Hats expressly adapt
my2t lmsm BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau streets.