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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
vINHE LARGEST EsTABL lSHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses re
curing % Carriages the performers. wardrobe
s'cans &C. Monday and Tuesday LIST and % q June will
st Coumbu,-Fndsy, 3h, at Portsmoqhsaurday. 6.h and
Monday, 18th, At Harrsburgh, Pa The company has at
tached 10 i Eight Female Equesrans among whom is the
Greatest female Rider Of the Age, recently arrived from
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Fees peculiarly her own,
cnd Charming noucie with which she chains audi
render this gifted and artistic the lead
feature OF the this country The Propetors
Ter the public to the brilliant description the
newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring feats perform
ed BY this dsng artis Amsng the novelties which
'''''e'0'' S GiAS NJ ]" Anu G S4a
Randall weighs 1872 bs Mira Randall the
ganiess in the world. They will appear in Jack and the
will comprise II Acts or Gym.
Equestrian Director Mr.. HQNES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachab Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the feToI~s i the ssie6r rs and P.ncp. Hi
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act OF orsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exe
Tanb Mr. pSs
Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS gKoTHE 5 s in
Chariocer Of Phbus Posturny and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nilon and his Mr. Howes his Neurological and
brlliantAct Of Fances Of Proteusn Mr. G. Howes in
Slack Rope Eyolutons The Negro Mn:tres, with the in
mitabe Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Meio
leading talented, and classic performers the world
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AT s. JOHNSON'S Store, No. NJ William street. New
n York professors aud will End very large col
LEGION Of genuine I'D Instruments Of the best makers One
Andreas 0uanesus twc BY Bsc hm,n; and undoubed
w. Y. walses and Geo. Kacopi with many others Of
fine quality Aiso very fine copies from Paris; vions
and Gsrs from - and upwsrds Instruments bosgl, ss-
CHANGED repaired. Persons residing the country, BY re-
nifting given amount, have orwadso
and warranted 20 satisfaction for the price. Letters ost
call. jef JiisSstossr
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weekly Report or Deaths.

fm May to the 9th day of June, 1886.
2sMen; 81 Women "A Boys; IS Girls. Total, ia3.
Ab,cess Apoplsxy g. Bleeding eeding from lungs.
i Bronchitis Burned .caldedl; Casualties ChoeIa
sons H. Congestion Of BRAIN i Debility
Darrhga Dropsy Drop;y in the head Dopsy in the
do scarlet do typhoid 1; Heart disease Of O. Hopping
Kidneys do of lungs, ie; stomach do oliver
Marasmus Measles 2: Palsy l. Premature
BIRTH 81 Pleurisy Il Rheumatsm Scrofuls Small pox
2; Tsethng !; Tympanitss, l; Unknown, 4.
Age-under year, to years, 10; 2to 49, TO 10,
o. 10 to co. 20 10 80 M 30 to 49, II; 40 So 6: 50
2; 90 TO TO- 10; 70 to 90, q 90 to 3d. 2; unknown,
CORNELIuS B. ARcHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, June Q, 1896
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TO VOCALISTs MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
PHOEEggION

w CORBYN, Manager OF the Swiss Bell Ringers, re.
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he will have fulfilled his
with the above band few weeks and tenders his
vices travelling music professor band or
pany Of artists Of acknowledged talent about to travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Cassdas Tezss and the Island ei Cnbs during
which he has visited almost section Of those countries
and made practically acquainted with those details and
statistics necessary End useful TO professional aveers
be believes that his services will advantageous to
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed 10 W. Cobyn Manager OF the Swiss Bell
Ringers, Of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, 81. Louis No. f
mailed prisr May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention NJ that time. ais tire
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BILLJARDS IMpROVED.

otis FIELD respectfully Informs his friends and the
" public that he has returned to his old fayoe quarters,
BASSFORD'S ROOMS entrance tx Ann street adjoining
the Museum Building or is Fulton street The Rooms and
Tables have becn put in perfect order The Tables
Slate Marble and Iron with Air. India Rubber sud Cloth
Cushions: They will doubt suit European aud all great
players, being the best in this country Larger balls Tor
SoihemeGs Carolina balls for Gernsns;
NJ BBassfords style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best in the city 6ne Bills
Cloth and article in the trsde constantly on hand and
for SALE mY20 In
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SspE1 M OPPOSITION TICKET OFFlTE-tor
n4Szu)pthe North and West. via AibsnyrEu urea ri
= -Syracnse 81 Is; Oswego ~ ~ hingtoh "
& s. 50; Hamilton - 50; Roehessr y -; Mlsh al
Cineinn Il So Milwaukee So Chicego So hehaiI ~ ~;
Montreal 81 50; Esstu and board buna9 " rof pas
leo
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In New York. ON the 7th inst SOPHIA, widow of the
late Josephus Beddome, Esq, Of Manchester, England
and daughter Of the late Commissary General Martin
Petrie.
On Monday morning, the 9Th inst, JAMES MITCHELL
in the 9th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances and those of Samuel
Rainey are invited to attend his funeral this day. at
O'Clock, r nj from his residence No 2O6 Mott street
o. North OF ireland papers please copy.
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DARK THEArRt-Bores. 81; PIT. 80 cents; Gallery
q q he GAJEsfER-B MI Charlie. ks.n; III,
Ssssy G Ssi ra Be-
Nrs cSas Ksan; Countess de Ro,ondo, Mrs barry.
e p9Srs ssa TO commences pre-
d * psiiSr%sd dc .T.ssay qfDRUTus OF THE Fall
bsyssSs,i a., Jones:
~ on RIO faSf SNs
Mr.. ]. n. Scott Mary Boone, Mrs. o. Jones.
Lower Boxes. cents; second aud third tiers q cts;
Doors open ococE-Curain will rise at half past seven
CASTLE. GARDEN.-Taesday Evening. June ., : The
;rna T .ss wh the he r n
the Bronze Horse. Of half hour
Ian}ssd cs.%gla%as: Xiss he promenade. Msf;snqsr.
ma # BE Pa. Vnee a 10y By
the Misses yaee To conclude with the to We
On Sunday, grand selection Of Sacred Music.
{ HATHAM ,THEATRE-Bones,23 cents Pit i2.s cents
pSSl; sSssoi Waaqs: Msy, Nj. q Ss$a.::
sp H .sss
Strong cuy
WITH ai s Ss aa ID 3 sRa kyss Ef r Ne
Boe.h Elizabeth Martin Mr.. Booth 0s'' WI
Doors open at u past 4 performance to commence at
NInLO's GARDEN-Tnesday Evening, June 8, 1856
~ The entertainments will commence with a popular
Overture which will be presented, for the
81 9 sslsa
nsy Ss dsnss q Ieas onkA DANCE
MADAME Leon Jaysli tlae Miss wells and Mons Henri
After which, elegant and daring achievements on the
TIGHT ROPE, by Francois Rsyel Madame jerome Ravs
sms Martin Leon Jass Ghs s ia Ws.hss and
appearance in publicly
Half hour. ntsrnisson for the Concerts AaMusard
A brilliant Overture.
mime the
family c aGp b s Gers ds
tin Characerstc Pas de DeuI BY Mad Leon Jave
Pss fy begin at O'Clock
GKEENWlCH THEATRE.-Monday Evening, June g.
Bsnea. of Mr. kies3hs ysTleTT.nss viii so%meps.
Grslan Capt Cepp, Mr. Chapman; Mary Miss Caroline
ShsPSssn Ais yhsh The E!hiopian, opsT. Of BONE
y Of Gosp Ia Tx PM Mr. f Res
balcony and Dress Circle 50 es Upper Boxes IS cts; Pit.
R P.ss B D oso s
GEORGE HENRY DERWORT,
EsPECTFUhLY announces that at the request Of many
''' cSN e MI s XII THE APOLLO SALOON.
ing most kindly volunteered -
"A' II aR sz 4 \. sSSFoLLEsHHAAuyF1Eet o.,
On this occasion Mr. Derwo. four Children from to 10
Marian. Of VA, and 0 u.s. o MI:
Caroline, Piano Forte and Voca Master William, Violin
Mr.: A. ". woenhaupt and G.H. Derwor will preside at
the Piano Forte
the residence Of George Henry Derwort AZ Broadway
yeo ze- IL
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
III ANuSOAlE NEW AND SECOND HAND FuRNI-
TURE, BY H. l.. willard. This Day Tuesday, June ..
~ o'clock the sales No II Wall street Sofas Chairs
nockes Tea Dining Card Centre and Pier Tables Dyans
French Bed;,eads Carpets, Oil Cloths rich glt and silver
u,r,ndoes, Bureaus, Desks, cut Glass China, &c.
"wednesday 10 o'clock the sales beautiful assort
ment OF stuffed Birds, singly and glass Of
Iacked al small expense TO 40 any distance Je9tsr
SALE OF CAMELIAS.
HE great sale Of Cameias &c. belonging the of
the late George f. Harrison, will take place This Day,
s o'clock Nj the Greenhouses, south side tsd street,
between 9th and 9th Avenues The knckerbocker STAGES
aks 70 2sd whence stages proceed up
the sh Avenue i3 If the weather is unia.
JED ltsrc
RARE PICTURES AT AUCTION.
12 MODERN OIL PAINTINGS, by Huntington Dough-
10 ~ Birch De Fancs, Richardson, Marseg Burfora.
and Megarey comprising the entire collection of gentle
man going Europe The Pictures Of undoqbte
nifty having been purchased by the from the above
Marine subjects
Also. % Fine Oil Paintings, by the old masters.
The Pictures will be ready for nomination Tuesday and
Wednesday. 10th aud 10th inst - from NJ 10 r. NJ,
Picture Gallery, sOi Broadway, corner of Duane
Sale Thursday 18th ins 10 A. NJ Private for
ladies in Duane street, If preferred, je7 itissm
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NOV EMENTS

SANDS, LENT 8. co.'s CIRCUS.
on proceeds through the country, win be found
the following places the respective dates OF
their route -
June 5th, Jordan Village.
9th and It'll, Skaneateles
9th and 9th, Auburn.
10TH Seneca Falls
18th, Waterloo
18th, Clyde.
18th and i4th, Lyons
18TH Vienna
:" 10TH Geneva.
18th, Penyan
1Sih Nashville.
l9tI Canandaigua.
goth and 2lst PALMYRA. les lWrc
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GLEN COVE PAVILION.

IA THE subscriber informs his friends and the public,
M that be has continued the arrangement Of last summer
!4sA with M EDWARD A. WILSON, OF Gles Cove. to
Landing for the ensuing season. eomAencng rms nAr By
guests aud the personal Of Mr. Wilson afford
is hoped that the establishment will be put
good footing regards the comfort and
those who favor him with their patronage water
ing place in the vicinity Of New York Since the last
the grounds attached the Pavilion have greatly
improved and and the house extended 10 feet in
front by its entire depth being in front facing the
habor with colon,ade and piazza height 100
feet in length and 70 feet in depth dining has
been built since last 40 feet by &c. Private parors
fitted up and additional public psro added the establish
complete order afordng i heieved as attractive sum
Coton Of the finest and fastest boats out Of
New York. permanently this thus
dy rapid with tn city. Ii is
believed that establishment, will find the
comforts eff well supple and well ordered table, and
and commodous sleeping apartments lin addition to the
attractions of salt bathing abundanty afforded by
the admirable beach or Glen Cove asbor sufficient nduce
residence this Of Long Island
Sound WILLIAM Nj. WEEKS.
Glen Cove, June Q, 1876.
~ Persons prcferrng board private families farm
houses can be accommodated application to Mr. WILSON
the Pavilion.
Sail boats fishing boats horses carriages, always
be obtained by applying above je9 1w
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under
4 thorough repairs and improvements will be open for
the reception Of Boarde the first Of May under the d.
rection Of the subscriber who has been with the
the hotel for the last three years. The
principal rooms fye been newly carpeted and the whole
house painted and put excellent order. No
pense will be spared by the proprietor to make his
guests comfortable in For terms &c address
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton.
nj imsr THOMAS MEINELL.
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LANGENHEIM & BECKERS,
nAGUERREOTYPERS,2 col BRoApwAv, BELOW FuLror
~ sInkET having enlarged their Atelier, now
they produce with like those made exchange
in Philadelphia, by w. K f. Langenhem, their partners.
BY sundry permanent csors is patented and such
beauty OF effect TO be for the pubcvery
inviting, at least to examine specimens of this
LANGENHEIM & BECHERS,
Agents for Voigtiaender < SOhn's German cameras,
and l.. RECKERS, Daguereotype
A5 1msr Chemicals &c
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corconp, N. IT,, June 9, 1916.

CoccoRp, N. IT,, June 9, 1870.
The Political Morsmsnts in Nev Hampshire
The great political excitement that has been eA' ~
IN this place for the last two three days. has IN some
measure died away. The thousands OF strangers ITO"
the different portions of the state, who were mere ON
election day. rs is called have returned TO their homes
and the village presents usual quiet and orderly s
pcarance There is in Concord, two or three excellent
public houses The PhGnix is the head qaartcrs OF the
wings and most that party visiting u.s. during the scs
son nut M there Is also Aonorcd, at present as the
c.danre az The new Governor The Eagle Coffee House
- he hoe 1.-The distinguished and honorable
Inn Halo is boardcr and II is there that all their
m1y meetings are held The American Is the radical
and has been the residence Of Governor
s,cee These houses all kept in very good style,
and doubt very much there IL town, OF tina size OF
Ibis in the nicd states that show three hotels OF
superior recommendation
he great which is at present exciting the gosd
people OF New liamphreis the choice OF United ss.es
senator. As mentioned yesterday, there = pu' hs'lc
doubt Of the OF Hale. The aboltonisis arc
ever making excron to procure ne eecuon
Of Nathaniel s. Berry, heir candidate Tor Governor cur
ing the late campagn for the unc xpired srm ana ncy
think that Hale should be satisfied with the
six years They will not succeed, and JON" = ''"'' go
undoubtedly DO elected for both terms. ,,...,s
There has been nothing Of any pporsncc .sass -
In the Legislature this morning ihey ae]ou"o' ~
o'clock until Monday next
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RON SEIOIJR

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure announce that
his house. at Bergen Point open for public
eommodatioP hotel on the Jersey side has long been de-
lany mansion) has been reted segsnt styIc many
rooms aud other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what With luxu.
rant srqbbeI charming walks agreeable drives and p
ural residence. Families who wish cool aud quiet
summer be provided With suits Of
their choice Fish Of almost abound the
Kills. andi aeghborng woods deficient in game
The steamer Psssac plying erk and Newark
and The citizens Of New York cannot find more beautiful
In fine, all vsers, aud boarde be assured
that pains will be spared make the place merit the
de given II Of old-Bon Sejour:
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Psssaic for Newark, leaves the foot Of Barclay
At NJ and r. NJ landing in front OF the above place.
Tho Port Richmond boat leaves pier No. at o. H. ~ and
o'clock. At Port Richmond there will be boats attend
ance 10 convey passengers and land them at the house
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Eia and 1891 and again In 1885, lsa0 and 1884, at all Of
mich periods the duties low the amount Of ship
Pnenfs TO Great Britain Immediately increased but they
Ps rapidly diminished the duties ag ain rose
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MODEL, OF NEW YORK.

MODEL OF NEW YUKh.
THE UNDERSIGNED receiving orders for views
to be represented the canopy Of his Model OF New
York. which will be completed These views vary from
inches length and represented for moderate
compensation They include representations Of public build
places OF business hotels, private resi-
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the artists, both landscapes and decorative
painters find cmpoym by apply at the ohce-aso
lew and capable Of transactng business
Office hours from 2 tot 4. NJ.
u. PORTER EELDEN, 3G0 Broadway
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURE.
CAPT. r. B. RANDOLPH will lecture upon his wonder
~ full Electric Steam Frgae Vesuvius, the extrasrd
nary Of the age, the Planters Hotel Staten
Island the 10Th OF June commence at o'clock, p NJ
Admittance IS cents je8 2tiss re
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SWIMMING BATHS

SWlMMlNG BATHS.
u ABINEAUS HOT COLD, Shower and Swimming
IL Baths at the foot o. pesbrosses street. third south
OF Canal street. r. how open from sunrise until II
O'Clock at night saturday till 2) The where these
baths are stationed has hssa deepeasd which under
The ladies' department has been considerably enlarged For
advantage Of Sea water Croton ask physicians for
they differing from their usual CARDS large doses
not only pcrbe them for their patients but actually take
them themselves Band Of music every evening
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Married,
On the 7th inst by tho Rev. Mr.. Lamelson c. CELL
n.E, Of Montgomery, Ala. to ELIZABETH ABRAum. Of
this city
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PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1916.
The stoppoge in the communication Of the Mexican
news last night, occasoned by the following cir
cumstance The instruments not working well all the
way through from Washington to Jersey City the ops
rator at the former city dire cted the cutting OF Of the
New York line at Philadelphia, and the operator here
believing that this message reached Jersey City. follow
ed the order without rst sending the necessary notice.
Before the completion of the despatch communities
ton with Washington was cut of suddenly but ~ much
The death OF Judge Randall (Which I announced to
you by telegraph this morning has created diculty
us. Circuit Court. He had heard an argument for
trial ofthree Of the Of the Cactus convicted
few weeks since, but had given no decision Az he sat
not now be sentenced under the verdict rendered
against them but the proceedings will have to be gone
again The verdict Of acquitta rendered in rela-
ton the other three, will enable the counsel for the
accused to introduce their testimony upon the second
Two Grove rowdy hose companies, the Moyamensing and
Weccacoe had regular combat through the streets 81
Southwark, which pistols and knives were literally
used Every description of missile was used, and the
broken heads and bloody were very numerous
The BOYS were driven r gu, o. Tbs
police out, but their force too small to make
any head against the rioters One Of the officers in s
tempting the arrest Of Of the gang severely
wounded. Two Of the rowdes, who were slightly par
ticpang, arrested and this morning held to bail
The Of Alderman Of Southwark was seen to nre
pistol but is still allowed TO at large The Moy-
aensng boys, late in the evening. went in BODY 70
the Native hose house. win the lntenuon VI euocAane
it. in revenge for supposed participation in their rout
in Southwark but citizeps mastering in considerar
BILE numbers, they werc induced to retreat without con-
hitting any violence.
The wei known United States Hotel Is to be opened
Wednesday under tho superintendsnce Of Mr. N. \.
MITCHELL assisted by Mr. Weist, late Of the Exchange
Hotel Baltimore The house has been thoroughly re-
paired and the reception rooms and Parlors are com
pietely refrnished Inderhssc auspices, tho ho-
tel will than retain the reputation gained
under the superinte ndence of the late Mr. Rca-
sales Of stocks at Philadelphia.
FssT State cd &C; 1000 do, Ids 66 5000 do
bow, CO; 100 Reading RR, DDS, 3sk -
sALgs-3oo susquebanns Canal ~; 80 Grard Ess
u Bank ga. . go,
Interest IL; SiI8 Lehigh Mort Loan 7 10 Merchant snd
Manufacturing Bank Plttsburg 10; 1000 Wilmington Rk g.
Arm sAIssseoo Texas Treasury Notes I3; Norris
town Rlt 8; 1000 Reading RR BIDS IS 7t11.
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ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. e. MILLER, Secretary.
l.. LORD, Agent
JAs.STEwART, MI Medical Examiner,l
No. 62l Broadway.S je2 eod2wsrc
ATLANTIC AND ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Proposa will be
ceved at the Office of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
Railroad Company this city, from the nth 9Th Of juno
next for the Grading Masonry and Bridging of division
the road extending from Point Portland Roy
n river in North Yarmouth distance Of about II mes.
Plans, Proes and Specifications will be exhibited and the
requisite information the Engineers Office in Port
land, and after the nth Of June.
Persons offering the work. who Unknown
to the Undersigned the directors, will be required
accompany their proposals with references character
and ability.
further extension Of the road embracing distance Of
fifteen additional miles, will be prepared for,
and put under contract abcut the frat Of August
WIN. r. PREBLE, President;
A. g. MORTON, Chief Engineer.
Portland. Me-. May ID. lRi6.
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House OF Representatives.
IFrom the N. o. Bulletin, Jun. l.,

GEN. GAINES We do not know any testimonial
that has been paid to individual merit and dis
him, than the resolution adopted In the House OF
Representatives on Friday last. expressing the
sentiment of this State in regard to the military
was not a mere compliment, but well deserved
tribute, which would have been at another time
out of place, but rendered by the circumstances
of the present moment peculiarly gratifying and
fitting.
Vafounal and Andrew Meynier, editors Of tho
ST. Martinville Chronicle, and George Knapp, Of
the St Louis Republican, we've in New Orleans
on the LIST instant on their way to the seat of war
From the New Orleans Times, June !.
The committee appointed by the Legislature to
proceed to Matamoras, to present their thanks
to Gen. Taylor for his services in the decisive
victories Of the 9Th and 9h oil left this city for that
purpose yesterday in the U. S. revenue cutter
Woodbury.. This is very handsome on the part
of the Legislature, and it will be approved all
over the Republic.
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING,
AND VIC MAKING

FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK.
MRS. CARROLL'S Medcated vapor and Sulpher Baths
IVA l8l Fulton street opposite St Pal Church.
These Baths the safe, delightful and eicacious
remedy for colds, rheumatism, ch and fever, &C., and
only cure, bur preventive TO many OF
- The thousand ills that esh is heir tor
They afford the most agreeable mode Of Bathing and
essential to thor ough cleanliness.
Mrs. Carrclls Baths differ from every other vapor
Baths called and have been established this City for
more than 20 years.
sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths Of the city vicinity
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A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
n SEASON-Dedworth's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June 2nd At
my5 smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor