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Bathing, Hair Dressing, shaving. and wig
Makias-PnALos, No 81 Broadwsy-Ihs Baths are unsur
can accommodate with Hot Cold. and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each having
been feature his business for many years he would
form gentlemen that will usual thai branch Of his
business his personal attention.
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HOWES CO.'S NEW fOiAk MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
auiring 26 Carriages the performers wardrobe
sicans &C. The company has attached To IL Eight Female
whom is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feais peculiarly her own,
being chaste and classic her and fascinating address,
snd the charming naree with which she chains her audi
ing feature of the this The Popneton
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
Ut the extraordinary and daring eats perform
ed by this distinguished Gvtfs Asng the novelties which
the Proprietors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANrESS.
Their height Is II feet and their weight over TOO lbs Mr..
Randall weighs AZ lbs Mrs Rsedal is the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feats OF
strength and agility, and will ride IN two horse The
will comprise u Acts Of Gym
nasc Exercises Classic Displays and humorous aerpeces.
Equestrian Director Mr. H0WES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON and the unapproachsble Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal k
der the Napoleon Of the Arena, MIR HOBBS whose feas
nile Act Of Horsepanshp BY Master Nixon Olympic EIer
M%ARTE Fs. 81
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS. in
their elegant Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the Charoteer OF Phgbus Postung and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Astrological and
brilliant Act, Of Fsnces Of proteus!n Mr. G. Howes u
msble Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Meo-
dist With a variety OF others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
my3l II
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-Merchants
and invited can and examine the various
's'@' y - O. SAUNDERS 4 SON
III Broadway. few doors above Courttandt ST.
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Married,
On Sunday evening" the 18th inst, by Rev. Charles G.
Sommers JOHN THOMPSON, of this city, to Miss MARcA
RET CAMPBELL, Of New Brunswick.
On Friday, the 10th inst at St Peters Church. by the
Rev. c. c. Pise, D. d.. H1oH CASSIDY, to Miss SARAH
GEORGE, both Of this city.
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Portable shaving Cases.-, he snbsc,

assortment embraces of Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either for long short Journey Containing
all that is necessary for tue toilet
@. SAUNDERS s SON, III Broadway.
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DIR. POWELL, OCULIST,

AND OPERATIV SURGEON
A TTENDs 70 Diseases Of the Eye and TO all Impsrec
"A Of VISION from TO o'clock at his resdcnce. f
Broadway, corner oil Warren street.
Opthalms Stoppage OF the Tear Passage, Cataract, and
Opaciues, efectually removed
AMAUkOSIS treated with great attention and success
lnveteratc OF STRABlSMUs Squirting, cured in
Just imported, ARTIFICIAL. EYES, Of superior beauty
and finish.
SPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Adycs TO the poor without charge.
once and residence 26l Brosdway-entrancs N Warren
street. leo ltsIc
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GUS prevalent that salt does cleanse the
skim the contrary in It's natural condition
bust constitutions the powerful influence thar
But with the invalid the cold bath is
getc in its influence produce happy effect Then is
taton in heated makes itself agreeable every
surion. II only cle.nes the skin bur impetus
and all the complex machinery of the ymhatics
IL removes the obsuctons cloggng the and
that healthy this
of the year. It's apoweIful stmulant that never brings
oppression and debility Afterwards many others do;
you from the bath Of like Anaus from
his mother EARTH embued with than giant energy To
those who have used the salt baths
would say try them Rabneau the foot of Desboses
street. Sd south Canal seet and you will wish
tn a.ha
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS

.nA - SAIL across the Hudson river TO Hobo
eken, and thena walk TO The Elysian Fields,
the place. will prove the easily accomplished and
of all urua excursions that be made from the city
ing in leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf .
The walks excellent order having been considerably
ems ellished the present spring. 49,
On every pleasant there will be in attendance
the Coonnade Eysan Fields, excellent Band Of Music,
which will perform selections from the iavore Operas popu
lar airs, marches, waltzes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
are completely fitted up with awnings and seats
Night from Hoboken Barclay street until IL
o'clock. y
Eerr,age' 6L cents mi 3msr
DALKET sHIP HOTTINGUER, from Liyerpoo Is
discharging under general order, at west side Bung
Slip. -
~ BAH goods not permitted must be public
store. Woodruff MINTuRN,
ie20 ~ South ST.
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trying the human than sudden changes Of
mosphere Heat rares the blood quickeus the
and increases the perpson but when suddenly checked
inwadly causing coughs colds consumption, difficulty Of
breathing watery and inamed throat fevers,
pains ia various parts Of the body many other
complaints, the usual symptoms Of catching cold.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills delightful medciue
for carrying off coldbecause they expe from the body
those which are me not only Of abose com;
Indian Vegetable Pills taken night going to bed WILL
time the digestive will be restored healthy tone
and the blood completely purified that life and vigor
will be given the whole frame
CAurIoNIt should be remembered that Mr. Samuel Reed
OF Baltimore; Mr. John Dixon, Of Easton, Pa, and Messr
Browning Brothers, Of Philadelphia Of ours
and they purchase virgins Indian Vegetable Pills
Office, guaranty genuine medicine that
they may have for sale.
The only security against imposition is purchase from
person unless he show certificate agency the
Once and General Depot, No. 2Ss Greenwich street New
York, WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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For sale IN lots TO suit purchasers, by
PERSSE x BROOKS, 63 and Ct Nassau ST.
PRINT ING Paper Of any quality manufactured
ode at short notice. At their extensive Paper Works Wind
sor. Conn. je20 lwrc
N BROWN, Stone Seal Eugrayer and Herald Printer, 233
Broadway opposite the Park Coats Of Arms. Crests Cy
piers kc engraved brass Ladies Seals Signe
Rings Pencil Gases, Keys &C. aved with any
device. Diamonds, Amethyss Topazes &C. bought in the
rough, form Goats Of Arms found
STYLE, from So aud upwards aud forwarded
Of the United States Canada Books OF headry kept
upwards Of A0.0,0 names. je2o itsrc
SUMMER CLOTHING.
r AM SELLING handsome Summer Camblet Frock Goats
for 9; Croton Sacks at 81 Croon Peos, at s., gny-
ham Office Frocks ~ An endless assortment Of Vests
and Pants from 81 50 upwards. These garments hand
Fine French aud English Cloths Csssmeres and vestings
personally; Invalids and others waited their own
houses Terms cash. @. b. CLARKE,
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
the Cash Tailoring and Clothing Estsbiishmen; OF w.
"A NJ. PETTETT, asa Bleecker St. second door from Bar
ste % Fulton where the following great atac-
tons will be presented Cloth Coats from So TO S6 Apacea
Coats from 81 50 81 thin Coats, Of linen, gnghan and
puts from Is So 50; Cashmere rans from 50 s.;
Merno Pants from 81 to 80 o Drilling add other Summer
Pants from 81 $3 Satin Vests from So 81 Summer Vests
from IS TO 81 IS Also, large Of CiotNs,
Casmees and Vestngs which will be made order suit
the astdious-which admitted TO be TWEEN
TNFlvE per cent cheaper than az any other store the
city Jc2o-3teodsrc
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STONE.

NEW BOUT AND SHOE STOKE,
No. 50 Maiden Lane. corner Of William street.
sMEAOARY X HIGGINS have opened this Esfa-
lvl bshment with and splendid Of en
clemens Boots and Shoes all latest Paris aud French
fashions made under our own inspection and wasnted Sold
Clerks and dealers call aud stock bere
purchasing elsewhere We do business the
therefore We afford underseI any in this
city. my27 Imsrc
n ENUINE hxyANA SCARS, Of the aew brand e
" Judo Erranse,o THE Wsnderng Jew,l For sale. BY
,. MANCHb. a. IS Fslton street.
diEsn Spanish Hotel, sp ssairs
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pax TiIEATRE-Be,es 80 ets; "a sl1 Ell ,,ai.,y
for Mr. Ma e &c. ssf vi s
Barrett aS Wao Se5s Deb SIM Aa.y D aS os''' S.,s
NJ; G5ss1sI Ts ecaclads Wit he drama q i1s BACH
vile vsehe; Jonas Fisher Clara Merevis, Mrs Abbott
Doors ocock-periormsnce to commence pre-
RoWERY TAEATkE. Saturday hysaias, JUNG , 20
Michael E NJ s sso Ss MShaal NJ. PM
IF THE fe' 81 iiS oS f"'ss TIE
her,m GEM Of tie Lamp Ghaniraai The green baboon
t GS 5G GE
N8As oas Mr. SSay D.sss es ssd B,Sshs1d
Door. open viii rise a, half pas, seven
AsTLE S;AaDENIsa,urday Evening June 2omihs
W"
sl.n by the Misses alies 40 conclude me ,st par NTH
for s Tsa seoad = p S1 to
%sns % Wh Is Prince Dc Ho%boug The Mise. vaee IN
Thompson The evening hnish with the overture to the
On sunday, grand selection of Sacred Music.
Abundance u
CHATHAM THEATRE-Boses . cents fn ~ cents
Vaudeville % ds AMI r9t I SA N
hiram pss if F. be eend s Isl
Win 81 r eS N5 s4tfi IN TO-
Doors open at u past 7, performance TO commence at
Nghos GARDEN.-sa,areay Evening, June 20, 1886.
~ The performance will commence with iase,, 1
snf f bs,a1 atf BE- Dc
Soo Louise Nss 1ia ss
Mrs Watts Baroness de la tsdase, Alias Roberts
| in the Refreshment saloon. -
forfS HE g he
hPa,,dsN AnSy hom,,oa AVOID Ellen Murray MIS- Ro
Hardwick; Bobbin. Miss Ci.rle.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
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RIRD CAGE MANDATORY, iS Spring street, be
II tween Wooster and Laurens street.-the subscriber
would inform his and the public in general that
he keeps constantly hard large supply Of fancy and
mon Bird Lagos OF description Also, Woodea, Ce
dsr and Willow Ware Brushes, Baskets Mate aud general
assortment Of articles usually kept ~ Wooden Ware
all Of which he offers lower than they be bought else
where. ]. KELLY. jeIs in me
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MEETING Of the Plasterers' Benevolent Society," will
~ be held Military Hall 1893 Bowery Tuesday the 23d
inst at o'clock NJ Punctual attendance ofthe members
EDMOND BUTLER, President
JOHN McGRATH, Sec'y. je2o tier
CARD.
New YORK. June -, 1876
WE the undersigned PASSENGERS having made voyage
feel it duty express gratitude for the Captain and Off
GERS kindness and endeavors the health
and comfort Of all board and by their
duty and discipline when thereby proving them
selves sailors and gentlemen.
VIM. w Calain.
George Zukary, Robt. Bell and lady,
Daniel Wilton. James Hanna,
Stephen Ca0w and lady, l.. s. Richardson.
ie1n tkr~
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BowgRy THEATRE,

New York June 18th, 1886,
To Prof Z j. Mapss, Gen Gee. =. Morris, Geo ". MAJ
SELL j. Sherman BrotDneN Louis Gaylord Clarke, " +.
Porter Jonas Bartlett Ihos. s. Murphy, EsQs &C. &c.
Gentlemen:
hasten reply your epste of the 18th inst, and do
with mingled sentiment OF pain and pleasure Pain.
that the Bowery Theatre about be deprived OF the
of the best general America Pleasure, in a
fordnE the OF the theatre in which he has many
friends well aurels, Tor compliment his profess
sional worth.
Most willingly will in concert with you in this
and at place disposal the night Of Wednes
day. the GATH inst While take occasion to thank for
the kind Of the desire that
nue would also remark that so long the Bowery Thea
shall receive the with that which
has been bestowed during the has been under
my msnaee SO long shall my desire be- TO make the
particularly the of Mr. Scott that talent Of
order which his native country well be proud That
the delicate compliment to award Mr. Scott.
may cheer him honors, when far away from
his birth place and stranger cline the hearet wish OF
jeIs2tr A. w. JACKSON.
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suner,or Dgus,c.I T,pItion for Young I..dles.

Superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies'
To Parents and Guardians.-Music Taught the
Mshqd with great on | .
in Europe. and who imparts with facility thorough
knowledge OF the science her pupils combined with ele
giant and graceful execution desrous Of taking few
iemae paIi either nsr own fesdsnce OF AZ theirs
be attended application IS Mercer street. where
the lady resides will receive personal maj
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Tho Military Preparation for the War with
Mexico.

Con. Wool Is to command the cavalry companies to
rendezvous at Memphis They proceed to Fulton
Arkansas lying Red river and from thence with
army of 1000 mounted they march to Chihuahua,
Mexico of the Mexican States bordering Texas on
the west and separated from Texas by the Rio Grande
del Norte. Chihuahua is bounded north by California
and lies about 400 miles west of San Antonio, Texas
through which town the forces pass. The troops we
suppose destined first to the city of chihuahua and
thence north California 500 miles distant to
neare st poinmsking the entire distance from Memphis
to California some 1900 miles.-Memphis Eagle.
MICHIGAN.
The whole number Of companies required from this
State Is already obtained The ranks OF some of them
quite full but are rapidly filling up The prompt
with which the call has been made Is credtable to
our State and especially to volunteer militia
Detroit .adpertissr.
Naval.
We learn that draft of something over forty men,
will leave the Navy Yard this morning. for New York
in charge of Lieut. Neville-Ph: Ia. CAT. June le.
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DINING SALOON FOR SALE.
THE proprietor Of the Americas and French Dining Ss
LOOM O. and es Nassau wishes to dispose Of all
furniture and fixtures, well AZ the lease.
This Saloon situated the immediate vicinity Of the
Post Once Custom House. &c. is elegantly furnished and
people only from the whole Of the u s. States Of Ae
bat from all parts OF Europe. The proprietor deems
further particulars but the
enton of persons wishing embark in the business
opportunity like the PRESENT. seldom offered
je13 lwsc l.. NOsLING.
KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
APPARATUS.
NEW aud splendid mcnt by Of which the
N Shower Bath is united with the Bathing Tub aud can
be used in connection part Of the honse Inc puns
respectfully invited call and u az me ore %
the Subscriber No. 81 Bowery, between FOURTH ana FUN
streets CHARLES kANt- fae"see-
my27 msrc
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To A. w. JACKSON, Esq. -
DEAR SIR
TINE UNDERSIGNED, in c
i other friends of Alr.JoHN X. s.
his intention shortly TO visit Eng
admiration of his private worth
services, by rendering him a cor
theatre feeling assured that ii C.
will permit, you will act in conc
piled tribute 10 the universally a
Scott. We beg you to name, by
If such can be rendered availal
sir, with every desire for the
theatre, Respectful
Jas. j. Mapes. "
Geo. p. Morris, ia
NJ. M Noah, l.
j. Sherman Brownell, "
VIM. II. Bum, +
Geo. w. Matsell, j,
John M. Bloodgood, I
James Little, L
w. Mccartney, !
Edw. Jones, v
John Mckinley, J
John Foote, &
Capt. Albert
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Great Demand for REORGANIZATION
Agents for the Herald O. B. Zieber Co., Ledger Build
ceived and where those wishing to subscribe vii, piease
leave their spd have the paper served regularly
Terms month"; including the Sunday He
rad: IS cents without Il. Single copies cents I'm
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M. LEVETT. DENTIST

=
NJ ORE HARM results from bungiing performances Of in
~ competent Dentists than the yubc are aware Of Is
Of the greatest importance that all branches Of the Dentists
ar should be skilfuy and understandngly praesed To
corner Of Broadway and warren h
Insertion Of Artificial lncorrubIy Teeth the principle Of
q Ie2O IL - --' --s~
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THE WAR WITH MEXICO.
I'm 0IDH n = .,
MILITARY PREPARATIONS,
2xc- To-


The schooner Sarah, Captain Eldridge, arrived
yesterday from Tobasco, whence she sailed on
The 18th ult.
We learn from Capt. E. that when he sailed il
was daily expected that revolution would break
put in favor of Santa Anna
The order of the government to seize all the
american vessels in port was hourly looked for
when the s. sailed. 1t has since been received.
The iucatan schooner which had been captur-
ed by our squadron, and released in respect to
nS Yucatan Gag, had arrived at Tobasco.
One of the supposed ringleaders of the revolu-
ton had been taken and thrown into prison.
Incidents, &C., OF the War.
The Louisville Courier, in speaking of Gen. Taylor
says He raised and educated in this county, and
always has considered it, and regards ii his home
His father, Colonel Richard Taylor officer in the
Did Continental army and died at his residence this
city about ten years since. He elector in this
district for Jefferson Madison Monroe and for Henry
Clay the 6rst time he candidate for the Presidency.
General Taylor at several valuable houses
and lots on Wall street in this city He also
large plantation in Mississippi, and smaller in
Louisiana"
The birthplace of General Taylor has become o SUBJ
Dect OF some doubt Virginia and Kentucky have dis
puted for the honor OF his bh and in Virginia three
counties have claimed him Caroline, Amherst, and
Orange We unders from the best authority, that
the county Of Orange in Virginia is entitled to the dis
the army, and General Taylors daughter, who is
ried to Jefferson Davis Esq. member Of the House Of
Representatives from the State Of Mississippi, in
The Rev. r. A. Stuart, Of Iberville now captain Of
volunteer company on the Rio Grande ia character
istic letter to the editor Of the Baton Rouge Gazette
West Baton Rouge has turned out fine company,
equal to mine. hope to have them to preach to- and
dine with, at the city of Mexico"
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PATENT SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL
AND DIAPER PINS.

WOODWARD & BROTHERS, Brooklyn, New York.
w the only legally authorised manufacturers oil tire
above named article the United States which authority
ward May 7th s2 The favor awarded by the public
10 this article has induced unprncped in
fringe the rights OF the paentee by manufacturing
very Inferior article imitation Of the one, and
deavorng induce dealears commit fraud the public
BY purchasing and vending the same IL understood that
the fabrcator oil this article has the eontery
that he has secured himself against the
OF action law by conveying his title property he
nomnay possessed, TO other parties. This how
by purchasers and vendors Of the
article from such who have TAX the
honorable precautions The Paentee and Manu-
factuer deem notify the trade and the public
gene rally that in discharge Of their duty themselves
the honorable dealers Patent Shielded Pin they must
prosecute law infringement their patent, whether
by manufactursr yender To this end hey hereby offer
reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS, TO person who shall give
such information shsl lead 70 the Of the Offend
penalties imposed by OF Congress- approved 10Th
August 1912 which be sued or any Court OF Records
OF the United States One halt OF he fines Zone hundred
dollars for every offence awarded any person who
and obtains judgment for the
Brooklyn, June 9, 1886 jel8 Iwsrc
n BRATENAHL, from Braunscaweig, Germany wishes
~ to find Charles Linen Please address any nforma-
tion regarding the m Riddle, 32a broadway N Y
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD
THE undersigned Directors and Commissioners Of the
Hudson River Rail Road Company, have delayed open
ing Books Of Subscription, order the public
such based upon good data, reference the
prospects of the undertaking. and The profits be derived
tgs will induce very general subscription 70 the Stock
may be deemed expedient II sooner that day the
subscription Books will be opened the places required by
on Of which due notice viii be given. In the time
lss confidence in the entire success Of this highly important
work Dated the City Of New York Juae 10th, 1886
STEPHEN ALLEN, GoUvERNEUR KEMBLE
ROBERT KELLY, FORTUNE G. WHITE,
MATTHEW MORGAN, SAUL ALLEY,
AARON WARD, JAMES BOORMAN,
WM. CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES HOOKER,
JAMES ~ WELLS, THOMAS w. PEARSALL
lei
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PALMO'S OPERA HOU Sc,


III ERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated German Magician.
Extraordinary and entirely unprecedented Exhibition OF
Scientific Illusions consisting ofvaous surprising and
ing Experimental Feats based on the Hidden Wonders Of
Chemsry Paeumatcs Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
gic Herr Alexander respectfully announces to his
friends aud the public generally his return 70 New York for
the purpose giving of mystical
which he faers hi msel from the TAX their pro-
ducon will give the most entire satisfaction. In order to
give additional effect his pieces the extensive
of Pamo Theatre has been entirely reed and gogeously
oseoraea =" TE SnPs OF ENChANTaENT 'p''''''
magncenty Illuminated Grateful for the liberal pat
ronage experienced former occasion Niblos, H. A.
begs to the public that pains will be spared to
rit renewal Of their favors
~ Tickets so cents-Children under ten half price.
Doors open at 7-Performance to commence at ao'cock
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ TO z. NJ, where may
be secured Private Boxes, to admit four persons, So
On private business, Herr Alexander can be found a.
the Aston House. between the hours Of and ., A. NJ
jel6 3trc
VTHE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully announce that
i their SECOND CONCERT will take place at the
APOLLO ROOMS, 4i0 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY
Evening; June "a, 1886.
y Programme IN future papers. Je20 ltsr
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THORN CHAMPAGNE:
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful .hsmpsfne - 70
and privs. gentlemen is invited The sndng Of this Wine
now superior Of this country and Al no higher
pnce man na' 81 inc oe'' C. LIVINGSTON l. CO.
u..,,t ;.sf "a " Wall street.
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MATCH,

CRICKET MATCH.
A GRAND match will be played Saturday the Goth inst
"A North against the South, at the St Georges and
beautiful the Island House. formerly called the
Red House, ID Avenue Wickets pitched and playing "a
commence at 10 o'clock
Murphy 4 Whi,sons line of stages and from the
Ground every half hour jei9 2ts C Z
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DR.. BROWN T. BROTHER,
280x Broadway between Chambers and Reade
IN Co.'S marble Store and fill
Teeth cheaper than any other Dentists in this city.
Premium mineral natural Teeth inserted from 81 $50
Decayed Teeth filed with white cement. ...;... 80
Teeth extracted with less than half the usual pain 50
Toothache cured without the least pain. ....... 80
Double sets Of Teeth the atmospheric pressure
.
Operations by other Den, solicited Opera
tons done the evening Mechanical Dentistry done for
other Dentists. jel9 Otis mc
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~ BRATENAHL from Braunsch Germany wishes
Os find Charles Lime Please address any infcrma-
regarding the m. Riddle. 32a broadway ~ Y