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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22
GIFTS AND MESMERISM.

Among the men who were most embarrassed du
ring the holidays, was one whose wealth would per-
NIT him to give magni6cently. He wished to make
present to lady, towards whom it suited him to
make display; yet, while doing the thing handsome
ly, he desired to launch into too great ex-
pense. On her side, the lady had perfect right
and the means of showing herself exacting but she
dissimulated her preentions beneath the veil of dis
Greet modesty. Our two personages watched each
other.
Sometimes the gentleman, using frankness, turned
the conversation on presents, and boldly attacking
the question said:
"Why should expose myself by giving you some
thing that would not please you well another
Tell me, that what you desireT
"Guessr replied the lady. s
"Guess That would not only be placing generos-
ity, but wit too, at stake; might fail both: it
| would be too ba'."
In this painful situation, the gentleman found
an expedient. He took advantage of the first head
ache that offered; what pretty woman has not the
headache, from time to time! Fegning the greatest
est socitude for her health was so precious to him
he went after learned doctor, who after examining
the interesting patient attentively declared that mag
neusm would cure heT ne iduy Consenteo 10 uldke
the trial; the doctor found her good subject and in
short time she appeared in profound sleep.
Hardly was she plunged into slumber, favourable
to the experienced, when the magnetism FASTENED
to ask her what she wished to have for her holiday
present.
If the beautiful sleeper mad not been placed in the
shade, a faint smile might have been seen on her
lips at that question.
l will tell you in confidence you require it,,
replied the lady; shut you must promise me not
to repeat it to him.
81 PROMISE" replied the magnetisen with scien-
tifc gravity.
"Wel,I wish for necklace of pears and diamonds
which saw at my jewelers."
Here the gentleman made grmace quite sig-
nifcant.
The price," added the sleeper, els eighteen thou.
sand frances"
| The grimace grew more expressive.
"You understand my scruples," continued the lady
81 cannot express desire which, know full well
is very unreasonable. But Alfred has much wit
he will divine it, and much generosity that he
will present it to me, have not the least doubt"
The gentleman accepted the double compliment,
and resigned himself, though not without effort to
show himself as witty and generous as he was sup
posed to be.
This document may serve as lesson to all Civ
ers of presents which they plunged into the abb
ysses of doubt and irresolution.
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uaDlc Tor determining ioDgtuues. - 4
Cuba it will be central; and we are happy to learn
from MIR. Paine that he contempates avisit to Cuba
for the purpose of observation. By Mr.. P.s tables
in the article to which have referred, it appears
that the duration of the central eclipse the earth
will be houre and 345 minutes, and the length Of
its path about 5000 miles; and that it will be annu-
al for about half an hour only For upwards of three
hours it will be total but Sagua la Grande town
on the north side of the island of Cuba, appears to
ne the only place of note or Importance on the earth
that will see total eclipse The articles embraces
full table OF the path of the central eclipse ovel
the EARTH and also tables of the phrases of the eclipse
at several places in tie United States and in the Isl
land of Cuba-Boston Traveller.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22

CLERICAL JoKE.-A correspondent of a contemporary
.ags that the origin oil difficulty which at last result
ted in the dismissal of a clergyman in neighboriag
yn can be traced very trivial affair." wnicn is Is
follows: meeting of the church the pastor gave
paye out the HYMN commencing wiki 81 love TO stea
awhile away" when the chorlsier commenced SINGING
bur owing some difficulty in recollecunS the tune
could proceed no farther than " lore 10 sfeat" Which,
he did three or four times successfully when thu
clergyman in order TO relieve him from the dilemma
waggshy remarked :. that il was very much 10 be re
gre,tcd," and added let US pray"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22

Silent, BUT ELoQuENr.-In the dreadful earth-
quake which destroyed the city of Caracas in 1917
with forty thousand nhabirah is, the cathedral was
stopped, by the first shock. The tower IN which the
dials are placed, fronting each quarter of the
heavens, remain standing: although the clock has
been repaired and set agoing again, of these
dials and its hand have been disturbed. They
still point to the hour and minute which heralded
so many thousand souls, without single moments
warning, into eternity?
Carlyle says that on the same day Shakespear died
Cromwell was borh-a strange coincidence, certainly,
but proving more than than the curious fact that
on the same day General Arnold died in England the
oak tree under which Van Vert and Williams cap-
tured Andre, in Tarrytown, was struck with light
ming and shivered to pieces.
There is man of SO strong peace principles in
our city, that he viii not have clock in his houses
because i. strikes. zee
~
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L H K A M A z o N
WIGS.
MEEN FUN.

v rTHE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER
HUN restoring identifying, and preserving the complex
and rendering the skin delicatey white smooth and
Inc ladies' OF the higher classes Of China Japan and
, tne n s.n sstrb,utabe {, the from infancy
ed Teen sc, or Cee stial Doctors F''ou' "e''s"a'
The extended of (5r..t ;.l
nation has ELECTED many important
ing tneI customs and habits amongst the numbsr he
recipe Of Ibis long hidden Skin Powder called by them Mem
Fun or Celestial Skin Powder This secret was dsciosed
Tan or Temple ofthe Heavens Charles Malcolm se
Meen Fun s,mplya preparation of Oriental hsrh. and
may be used with perfect safety for the Of ali
disorders Amongst the prominent are Tan Erecti"
nssn'ble and Copiou. Perspratioa Bochss Pmpes
To be had Of " CLlREHUGH, 2ss Broadway e. IT
Ring, corner of John and Broadway; A. B. Ssnds q 20
son corner Broadway and Chambers and al other
fsspectoe chemists ard perfume throgghcut the United
street, IN boxes price &c., &c., and IT, aura I'M re
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Died.

On the Goth instant ErHRAIM SwEENy aged 90 years.
His friends, and those of his brother Daniel Sweeny
respectfully invited attend his funeral Sunday
both instant o'clock from his late residence No. &C
Chatham street.
On the goth instant after lingering illness, MARY
AVN, wife Of John 8. Giles, aged 43 years
The friends of the family and the Members of the Fire
Department respectfully invited to attend the une
raj this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence
No 80 Elizabeth street.
Her remains will be taken to the Greenwood Cemetry
for interment
On the 18th inst, MARTIN PUcKHABER, aged % years.
His friends and relations respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, this day, Sunday 30h o'clock,
from his late residence, No. 43 Dey street
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1872 BR Odd NAV
coRNrn OF john STREET
TO. THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

From the Ercning Post.
CPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable yERRrN A
- CREAM FOR SHAVING.-This article uniyersaiv
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully
py hose VINO Know mat Impossible TO manufacture
sense destroyer Of reck,s and pmpes and sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore. who would consult
oft.
From the New York Gazete.-The New Soap.-We speak
from experience and speak from the profe
knowledge OF benefactor and friend James Grant No
Ann street. who ahead Of any thing found
out IN this department. ofmodem improvement tis not only
an emoIlent but II is something more" In short, be-
heye II 10 the tcss shaving soap in the world.
beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
under the directions for use Of &C H. Ring" Prepared and
Tor sa'e Wholesale end retail and for exportaton by
..., q. ii. RING, Druggist
sp"im"mc l92Broadway, corner Of John street.
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New Stock Exchange.
Married.

On Saturday, August 29th, by the Rev DR.. Power,
JAMES ROONEY to Miss JULIA brennan both of this CITY,
On the Goth August at La Grange, Georgia. by the
Rev Thomas Sanford, the Hon. ORLANDO Is. FCxLIN of
Illinois, to ELIZABETH H., eldest daughter of the Hon.
Walter T. Coluuitt.
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AMUsEmENTs, &c.
DARK THEATRE-Fir.t nish, of Mr.. an

DARK THEATRE-Fir.t NIGHT of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kean
Tragedy az T ss be M e. KeaS s
sta.siy Mr. pyotti Jarvis s Mr. Parry Mrs Beverly Mrs
STRANGER iD.zaa, Mr. Bethany; Bowbs Mr.. Bass;
Gnbo; Mr.. Fisher; Ira. Miss Kate Horn Fatima Mrs
Door, oPenst o'clock and the performance, will com
RowERY THEATRE -Fir,t night of Miss Julia Dean
Play F9 ThE fHfSchs9CkM w we
Sir Sir ThSmas Clifford NJ, clarke; Modu. Mr. wemys''
After which, the Misses vaee will sppear lie Pas des
Mr.; Hadaway Eliza, Mrs serseanr Marian Mrs. NJ. Bell
Sppsf Baas M
GREENWlCH THE;ATKE-COTaeT Vanck and ChaIl-
performed the Drama Of JOAN Of ss M ME- Re-
Sscn ErSa Pas s sea ty Vincent
cd nS sS%%enee with The Barlsts of The GoTTAGE OF
Strap, Miss Julia Drake. ''~'
To To CONCLUDE With The Drama Of ROBERT MAcAlRE-
Boxes IS cents Pit, la cents. Doors 7perfor
nance to commence at halEpast 7 o'clock.
- open day and eyening.-sunday Evening August 3C,h
ne WI commence with selection OF Sacred
unSs5 The direction of Mr. i e Msyrer
and e view he -, sea" sa f'1ss Of
be brilliantly Illuminated with gas thus giving ysiier an er.
ceient opportunity to examine these beauto Views Con-
A GREAT BILL TONIGHT!
GABRIEL RAVEL.
, RaKEL FaMLLY y!
S %&PA nh 4Ssa., s
81 fHE v2TG%N
t. Be followed BY ,shisys%sp BE TIGHT ROPE
MAGIC iLLS.-Colorao Gabriel Rayei 0'' -',
p9Sr. open at o'clock entertainments begin At O'Clock
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UscpHnExr Mosrr.

The demand for foreign exchange, for remittance by
the Boston steam packet which leaves Tuesday the
LIST OF September has not yet been active The
mails close in this city Monday afternoon, and the
bulk Of the purchases for remittance will be made the
morning of that day.
We have material alteration to report in domestic
exchanges The supply of uncurrent money appears to
be increasing and the amount offering for redemption is
much larger than il has been for long time
By the recent proclamation of the President of the
United States, the subjoned number of of land in
the States and Territories enumerated to be offered
at public SALE
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GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.
IA TO LET, the best corner Grocery and Liquor store
E:;N IN this city. Stock and Fixtures for sale. Also
s,. go9q r9rer House, weli1Ssted hrst rate Livery
house and store $500 be made in letting the
rooms. For sale let House and Lots Sd Avenue
near TO Harlem price only Sl7Oe$S0e may remain. Worth
$500 partner wanted for the Furniture and Undertaking
business, with $500 cash-a Investment Persons
want Of houses stores &C., wishing TO sell apply
to GILLESPIE, $50 Pearl street.
Houses let. rents, &c. collected with promptness
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

1otdi. .l04l6,SlS
Mineral lands, under the special act of Congress- will
he proclaimed in the course of two three weeks on
the receipt of the reports recently required from the land
officers They follow -
.dcres.
Iowa Territory Dubuque district lead lands) 2s5 ?6
Arkansas-Batesville lead lands . 81 6O3
Fayetteville I" ....., as 1865
Iulnois--Dixon -. .243773
Missour-Jackson copper region. ......... no 229
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A GREAT BILL TONIGHT!
GABRIEL RAVEL.
CASTLE GARDEN
FUN MEYER BEFORE ENJOYED!
UNPRECEDENTED CONVERSATION OF. NOVELTY

UNPRECEDENTED COMBiNATioN OF NOVELTY
sLA SA e. WED
YS,t pp6lIs y,p,Sls P,iyes free to,iI Comps,itos
Iy mnast,cs at Boston peetly announces to the mh
A AS5 hG IF6FS ; w. se.!s%Ss5
Sports and Athletic Games Of Merre Epgland which have
At Boston aud Albany attracted thousands of and
The eni is one Of decidedly orgina character
ali % e a IN hen
the utmost decorm and order will be the
from the NV '''''' '"- '''-e' VIM '' s''"e"
PROGRAMME
lst Archery at target 40 yards Best in value of five
"a "a 5oTns the sedse Weigh, + lbs
the garden twelve times. Prize. a silver cup.
lth Leapng-the exercise Of the single bar Prize silver
5th Running in Sacks 100 yards Prize silver cup.
Gsh' Long Foot Race one me' "a circuits OF the garden
7th WheebaTow Race, blind folded yards Prize.
s s%s ESs n Rass ' Fa. ss splendid
watch, on the top of the pole.
10Th 10Th. Pig Race, tail creased Prize, the pig
Admission IS cents. ausO itsm
-, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
Hs popular place amusement has been newly decors
ted and is nov the handso%es theatre in the Union.
M TaE FkEN ;eTsr: sr ~.
Goa.sy M sy TSqy Mr. M T. ss%
w', WIS, o'D'Y TME DUMB BELLE
V'1 MI hSSsss fs s6 Sis Luz: MIS- Howard
HOLIDAY ST: THEATRE. BALTIMORE.
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN de.irous Of engaging for
The ensuing the above establishment, will
~ '.. ,sas +; II MxBSHALL, Philadelphia.
Lessee OF the Walnut and Holiday Street Theatres
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FINE BOOTS, FOR SO so,
City made, and equal those sold in other
for S. Fine French Cali Dress Boots for 81 80, equal
the best made and sold in this city for S. g. All
~ Boots warranted to give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES, No. Ann street,
Near the American Museum.
Quick sales and small profits moo.-4 Ann street.
an
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HOWES & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
Buffalo 2ith 25th and 2sth inst; Williams vile, 9th;
Lockport 28th and 29th Albion 3st; Beava September;
at Atca the I'd; Perry the 3D. Mount Morris
the 4th LeRoy the h Rochester the 7h 8h and
9h: Canandagua the 10th; Palmyra the 18th;
Lyons on the 18th; Vienna the th; Auburn the
18th 10th and l1h during the Agricultural State FAIR
The Largest Establishment organized in the United
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses, requiring 26
Carriages convey the Performers wardrobes musciens
Nc. The has attached Eight Female eques
ans ameng whom is the Greatest Female Rider of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being ehste and classics her graceful and fascinating address,
ence render this gifted and artistic the lead
refer the public the brilliant description given the
specve newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring feats
performed by this distins iished artistic.
Equestrian Director, Mr. HOWES: Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated md principal Hi
der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the extraordinary witnessed yuve
nile act Of orsemanship by Master Nxor. Olympic Exer
Tambler, Mr.. MACARTE. Wonderful Feats bv MIR
Coles Dogs, Hector aud Billv The SWISS BROThE Frs,
Ia their elegant Gymnasc gestures and Grouping Mr.
Sweet the Charioteer Of Phbus Posturing and Gym
nastcs, by Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Ny
biological and brilliant Act Of Fancs: Of Pfotsus Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of o.her.
The whole comprising the leading, most talented, and
classic performers in the world
au2G HOWES co ~ New York Mammoth Ciyeus
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AUCTION NOyr

VIM. A BEECH. Auctsosser
WIN A. BEECHER, So s Cedar street. up stairs
Mo0a. Dry SS9ds by caoss. for sash Regular sales on
au26 imsr
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
r,r JACOB DRAleTED. Auctionesr.
'Sf ss
effect, in II. usual panesss manner sales o. Fur
nituIe and Merchandise N general Families wishing their
iG a % made. oo IL
serptions of dry goods clothing &c &c, and limit
time.
disposal of Real Estate will attend TO that branch
Of the business well the procuring money on bond
and %Srtgass promssory notss stocks and temporary LOANS
add accounts closed up soon sales effected
The first fall trade sale establishment by catalogue
NJ when splendid stock Of elegant Piano Fortes will be
sold to pay advances and without reserve the
quirer MICHAEL ISAACSON
s2w.me JACOB BRaisTED As @sisnssf
EDGAR JENKINS, AucIloneer
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM.
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
Chancery the above mentioned premise: will be sold
e public auction under the direction Of the
at Ii O'Clock in the forenoon '' '' o'' OIL
front river XIII Wa Xiii The Mansion ho USE
due Of the will Be- divided and sold in lots or
GELS OF onvenient size.
ss s;' ss s
or to the undersigned.
m % maps of the pspi;s; T be rely FIVE days
Dated, August 20, 1896 Master in Chancery.
aus toSeptlstm
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TO LET FOR THEWINTER.

TO LET FOR THE WINTER.
TWO splendid parlors the first floor together with
E handsome bed rooms, pantres and wardrobes On the
second floor large parlor and bed pantries
and wardrobesa furnished in handsome style The house is
baths and lighted with The entire house has been
provided The house be time from the LIST of
September The location Desirable being only
block from Broadway side. Terms made known by
plying at Al3 Houston street. au28 IT. me
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CIRCUS FOR. SALE.

CIRCUS FOR SALE.
LII the property of the Union Circus in this place.
curb and dress all nearly new and in complete order for
without requiring urthe outlay the be-
now By the real vau
Of said property Communication by letter 70 be post paid
JAMES o'NEILt."
PATERSON, N. J., August IS, 1876 au27 lw.rc
CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing, will
~ resume his lessons at his Music Room 81 Leo
nard street, Joining the Society Library Building.
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection OF the most popular operate melodies and aoe
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions can be played on that instrument
Sguor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils ON the Piano and
Guitar au3o lm-m
a TLANTIC SARDkfN y SOY ,oE ;Ii FOR TIL
Tuesday and Friday evenings comm'ueiss Ja.' a.d At
mys imsre WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor
MoNTEvERDE's BILLIARDAND BOWLING
~ mean hete New YORK The Subscriber Gt" Won re.
has four good 1d as s"s' be- IN the
all kept complete order AS hese tables sepa
aud agreeable I. visiting lis house in private par
ties: Each gentleman visiting the above estaol hmen vii
use and the best in the city Amy Gentlemen Wishing
billiard roo exclusive 70 themselves or the bowling alleys
have the by applying the bar Also two Bowling
Alleys which always kept in first rate order with the
every day at II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Fish or Clam Chowder
bupy % f0fe spring
Bay. Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
having the above His well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Segas best quail
smanner not TO Be surpassed.
~ Gentlemen will please 20 communicate at the Bar,
''' "'''''' u '''' ''' FRANCIS MoNTEvERDE.
nT-Priyate entrance AT the Hall door aua6 Imsr
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POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK, August %, 1916. :
STEAMER CALEDONIA from Boston. The mail fc
- the above will be closed this office Monda
the 3st instant at half four O'Clock NJ. Postage
letters be prepaid Boston, Letters of half
onder cents; and each additional half
aug 3uh ROBERT H. MORRIS, p. NJ
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sTEAMBOATs, &c.
COMFY ISLAND FERRY.

SONEI loLAND fEhh1.
s9MRA4 ASES ' S.s lp L M.sa :'; %
nd z S1s' Mss f.
ITsf i.!'ss me Yates. will leave Pix.
Si 'ssIa T.s: A.i III x r. WSs
ing at he dock Gowsnus linear the Greenwood Gene
And Shs .psad'S nsw &c %SS.. JOSEPH z. COFFEE,
Island, touching q Fo Hsmoa only on her last p down
Ind as SPWhssha and .a "A ~ and Nj cSney
Fare l2.. cents, each way. T. BELLY
s.s To THE Es .as.ss
!, , Sn1 swEfAdo Gap ua j.
% sS'sst Hi%?sSa Ss ii'Pss ss@; Pii
ps an sds Ss at bss viii @
sy T dS, III s s ns s
spot where fish caught IN abundance. su28 5ussr
S S9IdGKF1R M 1EbaSI t iSn AZ A.
81 Teaesns '1s iS9f
Tas ;T n and %sss%Sssai IRON WITCH
LfSas Vii yls % ws
Catski Hudson. ana5rc
rE&rLEs line OF STEAMERS FOR tIa AERANY,
fssTf cTd 4.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. r. g. Cruttenden,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
o'clock
The above boat. will at all time. arrive Albany ample
time for the morning ears for the East and West
Freight taken at moderate rates. and taken after 81
o'clock, p. M.
Al persons forbid trusting the boats of this line,
without written order from the captains agents
For freight apply board the boats r. G..
schultzras the Office on the wharf.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
A3ocloek, T. NJ, Landing at intermediate Places.
From the foot of Barclay street
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain -, will leave n
Monday Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday afternoons
o'clock
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Oyerlagh, will
o'clock
Apply or board. or Al the Office ON the wharf. au24
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
AO1 - PASSAGE ONE DOtLARoBreakiast
$500 and dinner on board the boat. Passengers
taking this boat will arrive IN time to take
the train Of from Troy Buffalo, and north
to Saratoga and Lake George.
The Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, att O'Clock, A. NJ from the
steamboat pier foot Of Barclay street. Returning
site days.
For passage freight apply on board F. B. Hall at
the Office the wharf aul9 re
AH - DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
SWASX}s NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
A-- The steamboats, SYLPH, Captain J. Brals-
ted and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain D. Van Felt, will
Leave Staten Island ss. - 10 and Il A. M; MLAaAs.
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A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW i0FEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-Dodworhs Corpst Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday commencing June zed az
o'clock Admittar GO free.
myS im.rc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET
1910.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SHADES Of all descriptions kinds and sizes 80 per cent
- cheaper than be bought other place. Trim
ming at manufacturers prices.
Signs, Banners and Interior Decorations done style
not TO be surpassed BARTOL & ORMSBEE,
auT itn~r Maru fsrtnrers and npo-rs's
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80 - DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
6e4@}e NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
49,. The steamboats YLPH, Captain j. Brais.
ted. and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain ID. Van fet will
leave follows
Leave Staten Island ss. o. . 10 and Il A. M; al.aaha
Sand 7, NJ.
Leave New York at T,s, 10, and II, A. M and l,aIha
g. and past r. ID
All freight at the risk of of the owners thereof
will leave Vandebilts landing for the Telegraph
ic Station hour throughout the day. Fare 2k
jy3O
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RANGES-RANGES.
DlERCE'S First Premium New Patent Two Oven Ranges
combining economy, and durability. These
Ranges have always taken the first the Fair of the
American Institute and universally acknow
ror to any offered.
All ranges sold by the proprietor warranted in all
spects. GEORGE PIERCE,
au29 lw*mc Sole Proprietor. 292 Broadway.