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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-28

rsr Hydropayhy.-A hytropatinc Institution ha,
been opened at aorto"u ~ J. under The supervision OF
Dr.. 6. T. Dexter.
This establishment he ample accommodations
for patients and is Arrangements o Bss &c are after the
latest ard nosi approved plan
Tie effect o. wafer disease is tElly surprising Od
chronic complaints such dyspepsia govt long ssnding
rhaunaisn spna diseases, cUrvs;Ure rervous difficult
ties paralysis -kju diseases Injuries OF joints, piles dropsy
proi.psug Of me womb, receive immediate ard permanent
b-neh and scus g. arrested and cured
Norri.to7yu well known one Of the most delightful
sn haa thy villages in the country rendering T. therefore,
a va-y i-sirshl- residence for ,Svalits
Ar5rsiids fer admission be made a. III Nser-SL
or Nv Letter goa. paid - DR. Dexter NJ MoTfi.or Us
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WASHINGTON, July I, 1S46.

Political Breakers-Dr. Dunoam-A Removal.
The remarks of Mr.. Brinkerhoff, OF Ohio, yes
terday, expressing the course which he believed
the democratic delegation would take on the
tariff aues tion, viz, vote for Mr. Hungerfords
substitute and speaking for himself particular
w. that he would not vote tax on the stomachs
of his constituents, to harmonse the cracked and
discordant notes of the organ Of the government,
because the administration had not made an
eauible distribution OF the loaves and fishes,
and had neglected in this particular the third State
in the Union, caused at the time good deal OF
flutterng. MIR. Holmes. of South Carolina, men
toned iocosely to several gentlemen outside the
bar Of the House, that Mr. Brinkerhof was on
strike for higher psy. and MIR. Bayly. in his re-
marks before the committee, did not eulogise tho
sphit which actuatei the honorable representa-
tive. Members at their boarding houses talked
over the matter, and some were epPrehensive
that Mr. Hungerford's bill was a rock on which
the democratic party would split See what
little day brings forth. | will not say that toere
was any pre arrangement II would be imPSo-
per. Rut to-day Mr.. Wick, of Indiana, took up
the cudges for the administration, and said that
he himself had asked for office, but been denied:
For this he would not desert his principles; and
when members of Congress came here TO trnckie
and bargain, to put the screws TO the adm'n,stra-
home in contempt of the honest portion. God
hates them, the wings despise them, and nobody
loves them The devil the father OF lies, must
take them. 1t would be better for them 20 over
to the wings az once. Mr. Richie, who was sitting
in reporters box, was highly pleased, and took
notes. Mr.. Mcconnell cruelty seized the occa~
sion to say that the attacks the administration
did not come with good grace from those who
had failed to get berths as paymasters Inns was
extremely cruel and were IT not Tor The fact thar
Mac talks as he chooses his remarks might be
considered personal. You will see by your regu,,
s son, .,h'ss,, n,ercs,;ng on the subject.
Dr. Duncan, formerly the representative from
Hamilton county, Ohio, was in the House yester-
day and to-day, and seemed, as OF yore, TO be
quite at home, while writing nj one OF the desks.
There is good deal Of talk in the cry ABOUT out
MIR. Attorney General Mason interfering WIN tne
first auditor, and causing clerk (Mr: pnoer-
woody to be turned out, TO make way for Mr..
Jones, of Petersburg, Virginia. MIR. Underwood,
believe, was on a committee several years ago.
which sat in New York, to investigate frauds at
the custom house. FELIX.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEplNos.

WAsHrSGToS, July s, ls4o.
The Senate not In Session to-day.
House OF Representatives.
UNFINISHED
The House went into Committee of the Whole, and
took up the unfinished business Of yesterday.
The bill to reduce tho tariff, and va ious ndments
were offered, Of which passed. and others
jected.
Mr. HuNoERroRp's Substitute was verbally amended,
and then rejected.
The Committee and reported the bill, amended
to the House. The previous question was then moved
and SUSTAINED by the House, by vote of liz to %.
Salt wa, stricken out Of the 20 per cent schedule by
q vote of l0o to 70.
motion was then made to reconsider, but lost-ysas
lol, nays los.
Great sensation produced. The Speaker could not
keep members in their seats.
Tho next question putting salt on the List Of
fres articles, and il carried-yeas lO5, lo4.
The Speaker then called upon to vote and he
voted no, and declared the motion lost.
A motion then made to reconsider, and the yeas
and nays were being taken as this despatch closes
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House OK Representatives.


ASyARLy rforR PRoFirIous TO LHcisLATios.
When MIR GGSrny obtained the floor last night At was
sues 10 This morning at nine O'Clock 10 tns
h honorable gentleman replied, there Will De nooody
present to hear me" On coming into the hall TINS morn
ing the chief clerk lin the shsencc OF MAJOR frencnl
was e. ling N roll--there not more than tnly
members present probably owing to the latene,s o. inc
hour TO which session of yesterday exenasu' ns
midnight Mr. Gentry being entitled 70 me LOOT wW
in sttendance and had the proof not tne
that his ne rdction verified AT about hve minutes
past nine and rainy morning. ...., An -,
Mr. Tuowpsox of Mississippi. moved tn7t tno aui hn1
o., ~ process Of The call dispensed with, TO be fol-
loued bv a motion to go into committee
rhs s,s.xss-The journal has not boon read. r1r-~s
NJ N Bsowr Gin his seat)-We don't want any
;onrnal "a voice" We did nothing but listen TO Bun
combe y
MIR CocxE.-ls quorum present
Mr. TnoMpsos-It will take to half past ten to get
quorum. -, ....
quorum. n
journal be read r..
The spsAxEs.-Docs the gentleman from Tennessee
withdraw his objection to the reading oil the )ourna'
AFTER a pause The journal will be read
The journal was read A..
Mr.Housrcr, Of Alabama move 10 suspend ths
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HOWES q CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH

HOWES b CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
vJvHE LARqEST ESTABl I6HMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising l5o Men and Horses 70
curing Carsses 20 convey the werdroRe mn
questisns among whom Greatest Female Rider Of
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feas, peculiarly her own
being ehaste and casc her and
eence render this gifted and sste the lead
ing Of the this The Propretors
fer the public the brilliant description given in the respec
i've the and daring eats perform
ed by this arfisfe Among the novelties which
the Proprietors offer are the ceebr-ied Scotch
Randall weighs asa lbs. Mrs Randall Is the enormous
giantess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary eats OF
strength and agility and will ride in Two horse act The
will comprise Aeu Of Horse manshp Gym
n'ss ss Mr. RSsS
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
DER the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feas on
Horseback the exfraoIdnar ever wpessed Juve
nile Act Of Horsemanship by Master Nixon Olympic Erer
% y Nj yhs1s sS Re
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS in
their elegant Gymnasc Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
as the Charoeer Of Phebus Posurng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his son Mr. Howe. his NythS'9g,cs and
Slack Rope Evolutons Mr.. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others. The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
m the world
This unryaled corps of Equestrsns will perform IN the
town OF ITHICA N. Y, on the 9TH OF July after which
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
cal tfrr
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WASHINGTON, July l, 1876: !
IL O'clock, M. (

Tremendous Day in the House.
When we closed our letter to-day there had
been some eight or ten speeches. The following Is
the list of the day, politics and all -
l. Mr. Thompson, of Pa dem, tarif-cold iron.
o Mr. Hunter, of Va, Calhoun--free trade.
3. Mr.. Toombs Of Ga. wing, DISCRIMINATORY s,,r. n
Mr.. Wick, of Indiana, dem.-a savage ec.urG !"
Brinkerhof, for his assault yesterday upon "o
tration. ~.,
g. Mr.. Mcconnell Of Ala, dem, Characteristic
I. Mr. Woodruff, of New York, native, protection
O. Mr. stan'on. Of Tennessee, dem. defence Of Polk
TO- Mr. Bsrringer, of North CAROLINA whg. tarin of'so
II. Mr.. Ficklin, Of Illinois, dem, free trade.
-. Mr. Bell, of Kentucky, wing, law Of a.
10. Mr. Perry, Of Md, dem. compromise.
a. MI Mr. M NSG OF ESiG wnS law wr ., tariff
l6. MIR. Daniel, of Nc dem, free trade.
II. Nh. HOugh, of NY, dem, ag inst taxing tea and
49, Mr. Houston Of Delaware, whig, az, outend-out.
10 Mr. Lewis Of Y. wing, tariff Of AZ
majority of the speakers held on for an hour,
the minority VARYING from half an hour to fifteen
minutes. The House, which was thin all day, az
ter 10 o'clock, p. M became almost depopulnted
The candles burnt with sicky, melancholy
light, on the unoccupied desks, and the voices Of
the spenke RS bad hard metallic sound vibrating
through the almost empty hall and the vacant
galleries, with most discordant reverberation.
From the temper and general tenor OF the de-
bate to-day, the onslaught Of Mr.. Brinderhoh
against the bill of yesterday, was somewhat soft
encd, though the danger is not removed. ~ IS
sill matter OF extreme doubt whetner ING snn oi
notifications will pass.
scESE IN THE HousE AT HALT-rAsr II.
Present:
Hampton speaking.
Barrngcr talking with Gentry
Houston looking to the Chairman for the floor
Ramsey looking happy-feeling his whskers
Tbompsop and StrOhm, whig and democrat, looking
the prospect Of the defeat Of the tariff Of
ls42.
Grover in a brown study. or perchance he dreams
Sykes reading newspaper
Cobb in the chair with smile DER his face
Stewart listening to the Speaker.
Lewis Writing.
Stanshury OF tho reporters desk.
Pages long in the chairs.
DTom goole AMI Thurman talking seriously.
Here and there q strager Ia tie gallery.
Herald reporters the only visible members OF the corps
present excepting Father SALISBURY.
Mr.. Drompooic adjourned the House ut IL ut
night, to meet at nine IN the morning.
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WASHINGTON, July 2, 1886
A very important bill was passed by the Senate
to-day, to wit THE bill for retroceding one-haf
of this district, including the town and county OF
Alexandria, to the State of Virginia. We regard
th. as a very beneficial measure to the Alexan-
drians, but know not what may next follow in
the way Of retroscession.
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CIR AND GALA DAY-

GRAND GALA DAY.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Juy sth--This morning ~ half
~ past ten O'Clock the opening piece OF music will
ss OF Grand National Overture. Norfolk Polka Labitz
ky The of 100 Cosmoramas will this
SION be brileny illuminated with aording excel
during the day The popular overture of Bronze Horse by
Auber Grand Galiop, Labtzky The morning will conclude
with the overture of the Dumb 0rl Of Portici.
At "a o'clock. Grand Salute will fired from The ada
Islands the harbo also full view Of the troops the
Battery may be distinctly from the Upper and Lower
flags OF all nations Beautiful Fountain will play during
the day und Evening around the delicious coones
and realizing the Eastern description of the celebrated Ara
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
The ente tanmenss will commence with the Grand Mill
.ary overture, La File du Regiment, Donizeui Hnzza,
here's Columbia Mr. Holman. The highly popular Misses
Mr. Thompson The celebrated to Crown Of Da-
monds, Auber. The Trump OF Fame Mr.: Holman. The
Night Wanderer Walrz. Strauss Swiss Dance Of the
Tyrol by the Misses Vallec. The afternoon Performance
concludes with Comic Move, Wooden Shoe Dance, by
Mr. Thompson.
The morning arrangement, i2s cents. The Afternoon Ex
SATURDAY EVENING July 4th. 1876
The evenings entertainments will commence with Grand
Overture After which. Still gently DER Stealing
MIR Holman. The Misses Vase will appear in Fashions
bic Polka The first part to conclude with National Over
ture
nsrmssion Of half hour for promenade and
ments.
Acr promenade variety OF Overtures Songs Dances
c by the COMPANY. To be followed bv the Harlequin
omme, entitled THE STATUE unde he direction Of Mr.
Thompson. Also series of DlsSOLVING VIEWS. The
whole to conclude with magnifcent sllay of
FIRE WORK.
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The albania.
ICE CREAM 81 l. 0 ON,
sE0 Rxoad,nna. hcf,scen E1nInn and Primo.

.
vUVO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visiting the city will ind
new attraction in the Saloons OF the thanrs which,
aside from the delicious lees aud Confectionery 70 be found
there is FIT ed no A style of Eastern spiepdour aud nagp
never before ate pted this country The bssutfu
funtain in the eselsted court which displays a,sety o.
eurous and lets, only keeps the air
lv cool and pleasant bat amusing interest a
thousand while the spacious promenaoe s
beauty than be found an an
place of public the city indeeo no ""ee e a."
hour be passed more nationally ssrecsby' .s ,s.
IT, Admit ance free. yee. WIS le
MTTECHLUNzKF1 LLS-Lalass VIII ~ ne :s,s arr
III sis fse lisappoi1unantlA ~ III ChaSy sa~Qs olnvp
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SCUTT'S BAZAAR.

cyANDs scfIT vr"I e. s"se, sdo ~ nrornaCay
- sc9o,int bis numerous friends and the public that hss
opened ne above house in superior STYLE and hopes
merit air share or the public patronage From long
sn,c IN he stien himseIf be able please the
and comfort he believes cannot be surpassed BY any
hone Of he lind III; patrons win always find the house
supplied with the beat Of avery thing the market affords
y me wy ef Ais,, wiaes Liquon, and segar, Steaks.
Sh9ps' Cc!o CnA harebul Nehpd Egg, Tea Coffee and
y &: ovIsss AisAt nssy sns sOs private parties
WW 49, WY mylo lnsue
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rnAC iLAL bOUh kkEFINU.
90 CEDAR STREET

Rye MARSH, Accountant, author Of the Science Of
double Entry Bookkeeping simpli6ed and the Art o.
COURSE OF INSTRUCrfON.-Ths public IL respsct,
gly informed and assured that the plan pursued BY MIR
Marsh W rsachinE that branch truly course OF
the theory. - " w 'os'"'e'
be practically useful exact and particular know
ed by lectures. ' w ''-v-''
The pupil faithfully instructed and well sxsrc.~S q; Ill
the various operations connected with SET of narn. rhn
Books Opening Conducting and Closing the same in max
account Sales and u calculating interest Discount PROFITS
He becomes familiar from actual all the booSs CON
stitung set and if OF good capacity will v hi,
Coarse become competent Bookkeeper ONE rnih
and will received certificate that effect '
Prospectuses, with terms obtained at the from A.
A TLANTIC GARDEN n NOW OPEN FOR TIE
"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comet Band will perform every
o'clock. Admittancs free
rvs snsrs WILLIAM ALLISON, IOvsissss.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
n A NJ u & o " g e X

THE ORPHAN FAMILY have the pleasure Of an,
nouucng to their friends and the public that they vii
urday evening" July ath when they will Introduce en9,G
past 7: concert will quarter past o'clock
ets 50 cents to be had Siyon Miles aud T. Il I'm,
at Firth Hall Ponds Atwil1s Dubois
Mus;c stores and AZ The door jy3 2issr
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH


AMAZING ATrRACTION-THE RAVEL FAMILY.
FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE MOST GORGEOUS Exhibition OF
FIRE Works
EVER EXHIBITED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
NIbLO'S GARDEN.-oeturday Evening" July fth, 1886.
~ The performance will commence with popular
After which the comic p,.torai pantomime of LA FETE
CHAMPETRE in which Gabriel Raysl will play his cele
baea comic character of the Chevaer oudan Much Of the
acton of this piece takes place the Double Tight Rope
The whole Ravel Family will appear IN the piece
To Be followed BY The Bedoaia Aiab.-xrsb an Festival
by the RsyelsPas Dervise Ia Tambour, by Isye Rs
vel aud whole family. Javelli Rsye will perform the
following exercises Tour de Fus Tour de Baonz, Les
Bayonettes, Sonmersault Aerien.
Half hours Tor the Concerts AlaMusard
10 the Refreshment Saloon.
BILE Hnieqan the Enchanted Tumpet with Transforms
tons and Fireworks Characters by the Rayel Family
IN the Of the evening will be given magnificent
EXHIBITION or FIREWORKS. Besides the ordinary
Rocket Bengoa Lights &C., the following splendid pieces
will be fred their order The Diamond Cross exhibiting
thirty Ieet in diameter terminating in Ecu de Joie The
Yew Tree. Thunder Wheel or True Lovers Knot, re-
markably complicated and brilliant piece, exhibiting at the
bright and vivid light which will tie itself into
than thousand different knots. The Maltese Cross Lance
Diamond and Star Piece. Pyramid Of Egypt The Star OF
whole to hnishwith grand TEMPLE OF LIBERTY this
piece commence with Jets OF Maltese, Jessa
and Radiant Fires ecorated with and green
terminating with grand natoual design extending from the
north the extreme south of the Garden covering
Of 5000 square feet the centre of which will be
Doors halpa,t O'Clock entertainments begin at
half.past 7 O'Clock. Tickets so cents.
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. ~s'~EsVrSrs
HENEFfT OF MRS. HUNT

BENEfIl ot MhS. III MI.
ed the celebrated American drama Of the GAME COCK
Hsrdksad Mr. Marble Col Me.ve, ,vsche Dernns.
ton, Anderson clara Merevlle, Mrs Abbott MIR q An
s %s r s his es fs 1fs. Sc. As
Hssn,y s% % 2sS Dc
De sayigni Miss Kate iorm. To conclude with FOR
nu a., H.a, tssa1 Nov, A%Ssew' Hon Miss yA
Door, oPsp =, ocoek-periomance TO commence at pre-
BOWERY THEATRE.
FOURTH NJ Rfs Hg1pEEKdYk1TE MsNG AND EYE
A FTERNOoN PERFORMANCE will commence at
~ one I fGTsA h III s'ih s6 Ss soS p 81
Songs HOLE IN TH Thi VAIL IL Comedy Of the
To conclude VIZ w4R IL S5i%1 Of 81 N THE GLEN
Evening performance will commence hafp~s O'Clock,
ViRGlSiUs, THE ROMAN LiBERAToR;
After which variety Of sones and Dances, 10 be followed
" '"s D''% TIE Il MOUNTAIN DKoyrR
Z ''"e'4 Ta Es sT "a psa%a BANNER
THE cKqnEHGgNSifS E EkT6KHEINGEs AND
Greenwich THEATRz,~--CorneT Of varick and
~ Charlton streetsRe-opensd for r. summer Season
with new ' patriotic e drama INA entitled qToS's
BIRTH PAY or the HsT YOrf bo mOysMBsa g1SM ,
CChapman Patriotic Song by Mr. Dennison Yankee Med
ley DANCE BY Msysns Pray After which the Iantpm%ic
0cnus of Mexico, Mrs Haydon. Pas seul by Fanny Deer
w n Genie Dance. Mr. Yates To consluSe with The
oli.e Ch'pman Aehmet Bey, Mr. Henkins. ;,
S S5 SFlSSE Of SR4H
Boxes as sent Pit isx centsi Private Boxes 81 Seats in
Ieh
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HICKORY BLUES.

large md rsspectsbIs ssssbsse OF citizens held
"A Military Hall, Bowey, New York, on ssfufdsy Eve
mug June n, 1896 the meeting oga"iled BY calling r.
C. Howe, Esq the chair aud A. DeiHmater Esq APP
poin secretary. On motion Of Mr. Hsyn es. c,mree
OF i've appointed draft
or the sehse OF the meens which motion prevailed and
essfs Haynes Carpenter Osgood Levy aud HYDE conxi
tuted that whose REPORT the Ing resolu.
tIons unanifnously adopted viz -
lie solved, That most Cordially cosgra late Col Alex
aader Ming Jra tie happy result ofMs ,,nx
Efforts u The CONFLICT formation OF his Of Vblun,
tiers Hickory Blues IN the service Of United States.
under the acquisition Of the Governor Of the of New
York for the purpose Of Prosecuting the existing with
Resolved That ia Col; Ming we recognise the and
Patriotic citizen the getem soldier and from his IA
iiisr acquaintance III military Affairs for the last twenty
TWO ysars enetan the highest confidence his abilities
10 led on his command to glory aud honor both to himself
and his Country.
Resolved, TIN, tender heartfelt thank. to Col.
Ming for the zeal patriotism and promptitude with which
he responded the call of the Governor By forming and pro-
ducg the first Volunteer Regiment that has before
the puolic lou parsde) bearing arms -
Resolved Tnut the rank and file Of the Hickory Blues
we recognise many Of most respectable citizens and
doubt NOT from their noble appearance parade in the Park
Tuesday the Esd of Jane that they will the Motto
and Flag with that spirit and courage that mpes every
soldier.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be signed by the
Chairman ard Secretary aud that copy be
Ming and thar they be published the public journals
On notion the meeting adjourned
fs;ro.a, X. q. HOWE, Chairman.
'''saeuL A. DELAMAfER, .Secretary.
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FOURTH OF JULY.


Grand Excursion up the Hudson River.
A~1 - The new low pressure ste smboat TROY,
&. o e OF w leave Nsw YGt
July th at A. NJ on her regular to Albany and
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM
EswoIth Will leave Troy aud Albany on the same morning.
Person. deoas Of syodns be heat aSa du., of the city,
and the coniuslou and danger g the cesbst9n Of
orNswboreh return by the Niagara her down TIP and
reach tb city IN to enjoy the rational
Pr- comfort and safety, there boat. the North
river that can compare with the Niagara and Troy They
Of New York for their and genemaniy deport.
mem; Those can have an Of
log the most beautiful Of the and return the
Fare for the excursion 50 cents each way jy2 3trc
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
To New Brunswick and Perth Amboy,
-At9 O'Cioek II. NJ, .foom Barclay st. Pier
as seiosk < NJ. for Perth . %%scy and
aordar pleasant and the Qua
SANDY nSs L S he
aqnar!er before p NJ arriving in New York half
w ' be is New worthy
Of the day. The civil and military w, be honor
s BY S cP Ms and s
Kendals cele rated Brass Band
Hours Of starting punctual je3o 3tsrc
y 9tgY q TUE sRU5SShEEkAN !:snSG.I
HENpRiK HGDsoN,on saturday, July
sss S& d
o'clock, NJ giving passengers the delightful view OF
the Palisades Sing Sins Prison Fort. Montgomery and Put
returning IL time 70 see al the Exhibition Of frswor.
Fare TO West Point g. Newburg Is. land the
Tickets spPy At sd tn; ONCE SSs re- q
je30 tJyir
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WIGS AND TOIfPEES-

RAIChELOkS new invented WIGS and sca,ps made nj
the me, natural curl har adapted in the most
msansr g. the psculirstye OF each udivdus They are
dhenlnss 80 long experienced BY those who wear wigs
stock containing eve variety 81 sire and clcr: hev WI,
then be able to Judge the effect 1890 "'e' wiz
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manuf.ctuye, .
Wsl street. near Broadway. Removed from las Broadw,v
Please TO cory the address i.e i~sSa''
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
IONS G. TIETZ will exhibit his splendid Mechanical
I Cabinet OF Automsta with the Duck Of Vsucanson
ery evening from until 10 O'Clock. iva lwissrc
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blLLlAhDS IMPROVED
Otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
Rube that he has returned to his old avorte quarters,
BASSFORD,S Rooms, entrance ~ Ann street, adjoining
ne Museum Building or ' Fulton street The Room. aud
Slate Marble and lron with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European aud all great
players being the best this country LarreT balls for
Sothemsrs-Carolins balls for Germans.
~ B-Bassfords style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather, best the city, fine Billiard
Cloth and every article in the trade constantly hand and
for sale. my2n Imsm