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fOh SALE
"A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street bstveeu
E:i me and and Sd Avenues It is we'll finished and To
~ plete with the latest lmprov inc ud,ur ktcher
range sink cold and hs water closet,
marble mante throughout the court ward Of
ect In verandah and French windows The
one OF row Of six houses south side of the
rV St 'uI.ner particulars apply to VYSE SONS,
~ ImNf l72 Pearl street.
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FIRST COMPANY MONTGOMERY GUARDS
BALL.
't'HE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL of the Montgomery
SuMd at Tammany Hall, on Monday evening, February
sth 1877 MI Wallaces celebrated Band is Engaged for thu
OCCASION Tickets can be procured from the following gen
uemen -Captan John McNahon Lieutenant Kelly Ensign
H, Collins Sergeant Green Brian Brennan, George
VIM Maloy, George Rice, and at the bar Of Tammany Hall
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TO The MUSICAL WORLD.
PROSPECTUS.
BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
p,,hl..l.l M-..tl..

The object OF this publication offer the music public
OF the United States the Gems of the Operas now
Ing IN Europe and America From the development
cal taste which has lately been exhibited throughout this
every occasion atter himse he will ibe.
raj patronage and that he still further led
engaged agents IN the principal European cities forward
to him the successful Operas and all musical composition
merit as soon as Produced which will give him opporu.
nifty Of selecting for this work. the adapted
the amateurs of music
This work will be furnished With original composition ar.
rangements and selections by the talented of
The Musical Monthly will be published the first day Of
each month"; comprising twenty pages of engraved
printed on fine paper) including title pages consisting Of
Songs Duets, Marches, Wstzes, Polkas Mazoukas kc
with selections from the Operas arranged for the Piano Forte
anazie Mea9ges Pot Pourrs Nc All foreign songs
VIII have an English version adapta This work will be
year. TO- form beautiful and useful volume the
duced price Of 30 cents number dollars
deveed each number being complete in itself thus SUBJ
scrber Will be furnished with collection of of the
best compositions which, II purchased otherwise would
four times the and could be obtained without
cations.
" Five dollars per annum paid in advance at the time
ofsubscribing
The subscriber has made with the agents of
the Express Routes to have the work forwarded
npon the day of publication subscribers every part
Union
The Beauties Of the Opera" be obtained prin.
cpa Music and Book Stores and Periodical agents
the United States. And of
P,opreor tho Piano EoS,s sad Mp:e Rvdi;,o
And Publisher of the BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
Country Papers giving the above months
shall receive the above work at half price e 2sSs&c
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ny TINE MALTA
Affairs In washington.

WAsHINoroH, June 2, ls47
General Scots Proelamation-The late N.w, from
Merieo-Suppression ofthe Press
General ott'sprocamaton has given birth to much
speculation ~ to its orshipneedlsssy, as con-
ceve for among those to whom the Generals STYLE IA
can scarcely be doubt that IL vas penned
or at all events dictated by himself The National In
feseneer although 1t does not positively declare s
belief In the surses atrbutng the autho rship of tho
proclamation to the administration or some of its en-
poyees still exhibits scant courtesy to the General in
doubling that 1t could emanate from himself IL IN
cruel thus to attempt to deprive General SCOTT of the
credit Of this able document have reason to believe
that 1t was not written by any person connected with
the administration On the contrary there scarcely
doubt that 1t Is really what 1t purports to be- General
SCOTS own proclamation Those papers that have at
trbuted Its authorship to Mr. Trs body else
In the civil employment Of the government have paid
General Scott very sorry compliment in supposing
that he would accord his name and paternity to q
production not his own Who that gives the General
credit for the possession Of the principles Of
homer or independence, could for moment believe that
he would thus play the obsequious automaton,
Bravos proclamation, promulgated by Trgusros call
ing upon all Mexicaps between the ages Of fifteen and
sixty to enrol themselves for the defence the capital
would seem to argue determination resist the ad
vance of our army the city Of Mexico The liberty
effect setting forth the abuse Of this liberty tho great
detrment Of the republic Whatever evil might arise
from lcentous press, certainly trammensd press,
that writes to order and speaks with hated BREATH
calculated to do mischief by injecting the very
mcsphere Of the nation with the lsprosy slavery The
experiment was an unwise and unsafe 1t Ia net
In this age in any republic this continentevsn
though that republic be Mexicothat the voice Of the
press is to be staed with impunity and the military
party who have essayed TO curb this mighty element
within bounds and limits will find their attempt - vain
that Of the Persian despo who tried to bind chains
the pillows Of the They viii hnd that Issuing
this proclamation they have written the doom Of their
own faction.
This attempt to muzzle the press Is but another IN
stance Of the weakness OF the present OF
Mexico. The Mexican journals have been almost unan-
nous In their advocacy Of the yet the hostility
ofthe few who opposed to it. the government was
unable to encounter. By summary process, It has
prohibited all remark upon the state Of the country
The press Of Mexico has been the whole hostile to
U.S. but afford, notwithstanding to sympathiss
with it in this outrageous attempt at its destruction
We afford to wish heartily that it may the
free Of its functions for desire not the ensave
ment of Mexico, but her regeneration.
GALVIENsIS.
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A BATTLE EXPECTED AT RIO FRO.
The Retaking Of Nautla.
&c. DC. &c.

NEW ORLEASs, May as
We have further particulars from Mexico but noth,n,
much later.
The Deita's correspondence says Rio Frio the onIv
point on the road from Puebla to Mexico that il likely
give the army any trouble. II Santa should
stand there with adequate artillery complete bstts
ries he might bother US; but armies have fought
serious battles and we have want Of men to
drive him back.
Santa Anna in his last message stated to the Msxcans
that they had opportunity Of making din.
GUILTY for the Americans however their army might pre-
sent ITSELF and he is furnishing the works with good
cannon supposng the commissioners appointed to
perntend the defence Of the capital had selected Rio
Frio the only available point Of defence and would
remove thther their cannon and he intended defend
the city.
Another battle daily expected.
Gen La Vega arrived in bad health 1t Jalspa by way
OF Perote, where he remains
Inc Commercial Times and Mercury mention the re-
taking Of Nautla and.th flight Of tho 800 Msxioans
Later arrivals from Brazos bring nothing Of interest
There no confirmation Of the defeat Of Colonel Don
iphan.
The Kentucky cavalry proceed homswsrd in few
days
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4, ls47.

PHILApELpHiA, June 4, ls47.
An investigation has been made by the Coroner of
Camden county with respect to the body Of the female
found in the woods few days since, and the jury sum-
moned by him have been forced to the conclu
sion that most foul and unnatural murder has been
pcrpstrated The scu Of the unfortunate exhibited to
the satisfaction OF the medical gentlemen fractures
which have evidently been caused by blows with
female that lived with Of the in the Wei
nifty, known Mary Ann williams, is supposed to have
been the victim she disappeared from the neghbor
hood very mysterousy The fractures Of the skull
tended from both sides towards the crown the upper
jaw, from the eyes, was gone, and the Appearances
that that portion Of tho face had boon
hacked away after death with some sharp cut
ting instrument for the purpose Of preventing dent
oston Of the person of the deceased The vertsSras
the neck also broken and there be but little
doubt that tho head had been severed from the body
encc had been inflicted The lower jaw had fracture
the centre as II inflicted by sharp instrument
and from the circumstance that the teeth
coagulating around the cash. this wound Is believed
have been inflicted while the unfortunate was alive
most likely II was the FIRST blow with which the inhumsn
OF the skull In also dircoored by coegulated blood
near the fracture caused by the blow on the
head The other portions OF the skull do not
exhibit this discooration though the fractures Of
more serious nature and this In the opinion Of the phy
sicians distinguished the blows indicted before death
from those given for the purpose OF prevent
Ing Identification The supposed deceased left the VI
entity In the latter part OF October stating that she
going back TO Indiana; and from that period moth
Ing had been OF her The circumstance that the
body was concealed under heap Of laurel w'ih oak
and pine branches thrown It. on which were tne
leaves OF last summer showing that they were oots
of before the fall Of the leaf leads 10 tre pres"mpo
tl,t be murder have ~ IN " pimutd IN tho Nv
lu.nn about the time Mary Ann Williams iissppessea.
The Posmortsm examination proved that sne nso Deen
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BALTIMORE, June 4, le47

BALTIMORE, June 4, le47.
Excitement in the Baltimore Marksts-Efect of the
Nevs-T temperance Conrsntion-Hoiiiday Street The
atre-Stoek Board, &c.
have scarcely witnessed much excitement %
prevailed in commercial community throughout
the day yesterday. The telegraph announced the ari
val Of the Hberna at early hour the morning,
1t ascertsncd that few Of merchants had
received knowledge Of its character. Holders how
ever refused to sell at any price, until authentic intel
gence received. During the evening the character
of the news became generally known, and holders
offered TO sell Howard street and susquehanna ct &c.
and learn that few small lots taken up ct this
price.
The question Of allowing locomotives to pass through
streets Is up for consideration before the Councils
Of Baltimore, and Is generally thought will become
law II Ia estimated that 1t win saving Of nearly
$l00,000 Ia the three companies
The State Temperance Convention Of Baltimore
closed Its session in Baltimore yesterday and usual
closed in general row There two parties one In
favor Of mild and the other Of coercive and
between them their labors continue frutles
The Holiday street theatre has closed and with IT,
understand, the ease Of Mr.. Marshall. Baltimore has
never had so energetic management before, and the
just closed has been continued series Of the
most pleasing attractions. Mr. Marshall will his
lease, understand provided the do exact
from him too strong terms.
Sales OF Stocks Mt baltimore.
JurE 3-S92j 72-i00 Baltimore 6i, l0 United States IS
Of 1867 closed to-day c3Z asked 1857 bid Treasury
asked loc bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares az
asked, II bid.
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spectfuy invited to attend his funeral from the res
dence ofhis Mr. c. Carr No i8 Thsmes
this Saturday afternoon, 9th instant at
Verona OrpBINs the daughter Of Frederick and'Mar
gurette Gibbins, aged years, months and Ia days
The friends and relatives invited to attend also
the Brothers Of Continental Lodge lit of O. f. and the
order in general The funeral will take place at O'Clock
r. NJ, from SO Nassau street. Saturday the 9Th inst
On Friday, June 4th ALICE RocXE.
Her friends and acquaintance those of Chas
McGoyern and Terence Smith, requested to attend
her funeral from her residence 81 Mulberry street. on
Sunday evening" ut 4 o'clock.
On Friday evening June the 4th Of short but
illness, WILLIAM AMBROSE, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family and those of Captain Walter
Urquhart respectfully invited to attend his funeral
tomorrow Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock, from the
residence of his brother George No l29 Bridge street.
Brooklyn.
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ADJUSTMENTS EJ.sEwuERE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
Saturday evening June 3IPestysly the last appear
ance will commence with L'ALLEMANDE.
After which HIGHWAYS BYWAYS.
To be followed by LIE SAUVAGES EFT LIE MIRROR
by l6 lDsnseuses Viennoises.
After which the YOUNG SCAMP
To be followed by LA TYROLINE, by a. Danseuses
TO which will be added the VALET DE SHAM
The whole conclude with LIZ GALLOP DES ORA
PEAU-by 10 Danseuscs Viennoisea
Performance to commence at 0 o'clock precisely
BENEFIT OF MRS. sEGUIN.
nPERA HOUS Chestnut street. Phade phia-Treasurer
Mr. Dnmore-Saiurday evening June ;, l8i7-The per.
formance Will commence with NORMA-Cloudian, Mr. Fra.
ger; Oroveso, Mr. Seguin; Norma, Mrs Segun.
PrcesDrets Circle and Parquette so cents Family Circle
q cents; Private Boxes, s..
Co open at III o'clock. To commence at o'clock
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ICE CREAM SALOON.-The subscr;b,r /. no,. n-.,...a
sappy his friends and the public with the choicest Ice
way, corner Liberty st. J. *. SOUTHM Az "a nau'
jsa Ttsr
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BENEFIT OF MIR. FlsprR

BENEFIT OF MR. FISHER.
reformed Il. comedy OF VIII Sirfpaf i9ps ,s viii
w.Ilask; s[ George Thunder Mr. Blstsisy, Lady ANA
TS' conclude with CHARLES Liking Charles, Mr. H.
dan; aaP SSrp MI Jo :, dunn Mary Mrs Abbott
Doon open ss o'eiosk-ths performances viii commence
RowERY ihEAThE..A ". J.ss.os, rropristor-H
as r. N:aSs; N in La Mp. M.dsio
Amer T6ie6. ARTFyL DoDGER-TimOthy Dodge. Mr.
rs Ss as FL nj: X. S s1sms of purNAo.u Putnam
Mr. Miner: Is5sn Mr. Booth; siathsn NJ. Hallway
Brs.s Circle J. ese:; Fi and Gallery. isk cents
Door. open al SN O'clock. Performance Commence AK
pax THEATEE.-Ths ITALIAN OPhRA CoMPA:
q nights the Park TG..rs on wednesday
Be-. f.. oe may be secured upon application =, the
s of RG .
REsasast rnoa Bcasrd oroe. Sig 1'I Martin
s oS. pss'2 y do q % so cents Private bo1s. eight Per
'f ssisy bsssa y e'' the box
Doors open al hall past L performances
PALMo's-A CAKD-slG'R a. Earl Ii respectfully an
iy that his Benefit will take place on Monday ESsnns IN
RR s.. grand and popular opera, sEMIRAMIDE
Ss 4 ss staS ssssSf S
MECHANICS HALL, AZ BROADWAY. between Grana
I Rs ~ ;sE ssfHHs ttssl.s the week
The extraordinary attending their Concerts which
1s me e
maze oNE WEEK L SsS Efi
Admission IS cents Concert o'clock
| A ME- .ICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES both AZ
THE oRFhh1Sw SAANNEE5Iyy4s9 or kESSrprch
Th 81. talented ,s and PSpg. Band America
% @ E s.s the Chap
Tx Ms 5F af NoSTEs.s Rf goSRfa s
W also se exhibited at each and performance:
W 81. ESsaiss AMEBsfLs Eth Q;
md RR
ns. Chaunts, Glses, Dances &C., peculiar the Southern
Miss Jeanne Reynod.on. the Scotch ballad singer also
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, IS cent.
CASTLE GARDEN is opened for the season-In the
BY the Band
Monday
madiqE recshments and viewing the CosmOamas which
Admi sion lex cents. Concert commences a, O'Clock.
m73
RkOApWAY THEATRE.E-Ths s.t.blishment now
solely about the first Of September under the
management of G. II, BARRETT Persons acknow edged
talent wishing situations for the season. will please address
him lpre-paid) at 1903 Leonard street.
m30 tire A. MANN. sole Proprietor
M UslCAL BOXEs-WOODWORTH. successor to
A Bonfan 1926 Broadway, has opened new importa.
ton OF Musical Boxes L. s. and l2 which he invites
the attention of purchasers They Of exclusive styles
having been manufactured order from compositions er
s s hs SS A
Oyertures and Moreeaqx from the vore operas either
new assortment of Musical Snuff Boxes, 2, aud airs
my3O 3teodsrrc
l4(M TN MUSIC REPOSITORY 2oa Broadway, New York.
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SIS, 600, So: 'ss 49, 49, ss,. s.s:s - :s
to loan ON Real Estate in this city and Brooklyn or
Also Real Estate bought sod and exchanged for farms
Of Rs. E..s who wish 70 sell Or SaS or
with water p %SWer %s VIII cali on
m,, 's., &c. W" a. SERGEANT so Ri, .
NEW F1Hk Saz Te s " ESe
saqas every s 500 SbseS.r o
p s &:
lowing premiums e fo wi IL ., each,
As a. q: 81 l Ill.,,
be. next. and %msd'.iss iaIws,dsd By mail b;nisSls
70 g.
twill that every So .sb.crbeIs rs e this pa
ST .se ls I sss
evident that fraud failure the part Of the P9b.hsr:
the end view the permanent increase of the
Ban .aS;e be paid il ADVANCE :. render
je H aass; postpaid Publishers. III Nassau
GUN COTTON-To Engineers, Miners, and 9uarrymen
@
s ns is 1e
head blasts, great efficiency exceeding power from
'Fs' SfSs H south ss f1oS
Agent in New York. John C. Thatcher, Al Beaver street
my 93aw3msr
sq made AMP .Ss visits S
entirely and richly embroidered styles in black and spring
Plain Grsuadisn Shawl. and scars,
Al s Ssss viii 3 Sx XII hsef sdk Co.'S $50
HAR4WARE AZ AGENT's PRIC Es-7.o gross knives
50 O 500 pair guard (stag cent?; 100 doz
ss.,y nGs Hfs g Ar hand $
nx knives; xc complete Of superior hair
'' trace
Of friend. and public generally to the fol-
On aa ss e Eesps s''f Be-
Rsash nf n%ss.
a H s.ss
deNfr' III. establishment, h.. no eonne,on with ,ov o,h.,
NEUR9PATHY. tor the NURyE CURE;-Dr. HOL;
IN his LICK. and f s %
vanish ism in various modes; being well
only E,ss .s
.na .Dp. in
enufc principles asonhingly ecacious particularly in
Office, q Warren st. Hour. from 10 A. NJ till BPM
subscriber. having leased "Sd So
roughly repaired for term of the above commodous
@ Ssf "s
ton VIII PC made e secure the comfort and merit the pa
tucker x BONNEY
II. I. BoNNEY. : mt l5teods re
T AIDES DRESS, HABIT AND PELIssE CUTTING
IL taught in Three Lessons-Instruction Madame Til
eux celebrated Of Dress Cutting will be given per-
maneny No. So Chambers street few doors Broad
way.
Ladies in circumstances, well those engaging in
the business of Dress Making WILL with three hours nstruc
ton be able fit themselves and others with
racy.
For the purpose Of introducing this method and making
aspopuar here it has long been Paris and London the
terms made extremely ow$3 including all the expenses
Hours ofinsructon from A. NJ to 6P. NJ
u Dresses cut without delay, and warranted to fit.
NILS 3taw 4w*rc
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nor sALE-A CHARLOTTE. or Bristkchs, having room
for four strong and handsome carriage and light
enough be drawn easily by horse, with pole SC Tor
two horses. Has been but little used. Can be Eli
Gilberts Carriage Repository, 80 Canal street.
For price, which will be low, apply at IL Barclay street
(basementl from Q to 3P. M. m27 7t.r
EINHARDT's 4 sTOTY's GfLDED BRASS LET
1vA TIERS FOR SIGNS-Ofhce 20 Maiden Lane, entrance
Green letters remarkable for durability and
brilliancy Of the gliding unequacd by any other article la
the citywhch brancy is warranted stand exposure
% the weather They also apaunsd any color that may
10 dssirsd, .-.x.- - alsemsfh
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LNITs! FITs!!-THE VEGETABLE EXTRA CTprepared
81 setue hs sgs s
the last sixteen has been tested by many who
FL; % ana a%s.
sy .ssa q
a the principal Office Reference TO Judge RpnS.l q East
obo Rss " ba
si Biooiy RS'nG: 1:%.w; MAJ s:,Ss
rcso. ,cs 5s;pa Bradley s Orchard
ch.Is. p.es% sailor TSo,
wh e, name. we are not at Liberty g publish
H alS Pr H alr.
s1't be accompanied With the The medicine with
pant United States Frees box ST. SAT- s
gle bottles with R's'i, # ,s s.f sH
Thomss X Go, Cincinnati, ohio. mas eodjtsc
CAST QFFCLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
uou. eohaT or furniture to dispose o. can obtain airessh
is 'i% Of hs sy .s n viii
L.. i. i 6 S9E = s. n N. g. stairs
Old stock and job goods bought Of any description aud
d TO FAMILIES AND ,INVALIDs.-The follow.
ing articles have gained unequallsd popularity from
2-snd are sold only genuine IN this city, at No. Twenty
2NThe Magical Pain Extractor for burns, sores, and all
2l-nfamma,ions is too well known to need remarks upon
2-and keeping the head perfectly free from dandruf and
2i-Hewes Nerve and Bone Lniment and EliYr--Never
2l-fails to any rheumatic affection.
21-Hsr Dye that will color the Hair and give IL beau
2l-tiful gloss without staining the skin.
2i-McNairs Acoustic Oil, certain cure for deafness
Sownsends, sands and Comsocks Extract Of sarsapa
rIa
al-spohn Remedy, excellent article for sick OF ner
2l-vous headache.
2Pnk Syrup for coughs colds and all diseases Of the
2i--lungs.
.si-Hays' Linment will tho obstinate of
21-piles.
2i-Vermifnge for in children adults, fail
2l-ed TO cure.
2l-Stove, Crate and Iron ysmish superior any thing
2l-evcr known TO give polish aud prevent rust.
H-Koach and Bed Bug Bape-w ehectually do away
2l-wth these troublesome vermin,
.2iILong!ey,s Western Indian Panacea, the best family
2--physic in the world.
2l.Amercan Compound. for private diseases.
jet 30t@rc
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-The bar fixtures, fur
- nnre and lease of public house kept the European
pan aud one Of the best locations 10 the city the owner hsv
ing orher business which requires his attention. induces him
70 oner 70. sale Apply personally by letter. TO b. Walker
lSo. ~ rark row. New York. je3 1ltsrc
SUPERIOR LARD OLA new article of LARD OIL,
mine street " " " - - -
% SS i,.B. and alterations CLAMPS done Ray
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w II. BREASTED, EXCHANGE BROKER Lafarv.
w Building, corner Of Broadway and Reade street.
and Notes Of Hand bought and sold.
New YORK May l. I847 myl I'm eod&r
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subscribers proPrietors Of the Eagle Mills Ct
ing OF the 3rd instant respectfully give nocs ba,
standing their late disaster still prepared To- iii al
in their line. WILLIAfSC)N MANHGrfT o"cs
JED 7tsr "a; =. ~ r..
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RILLlARDS-The subscriber respectfully informs his
- and the public that compliance with the wishes
Of Of his visitors he has concluded open the Arcade
ate Empre) Billiard Saloon school for the teaching of
Billiards, and order best that
msnt he has engaged Mr. BUST commonly known AN.
DREW under whose JUNCTION with that OF the
dsrsigned the school will be conducted As heretoo the
wishes Of visitors will be carefully considered and pains
spared render this Saloon fully worthy Of the high and fash
ionable reputation IL has acquired.
MICHAEL PHELAN, Proprietor Of the
JET 30tsr Arcade Billiard Saloon, No. 81 Barclay
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ONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING SA
A LOON No Barclay three doors below the Anne
rican Hotel, New York.
The subsci ber would respectfully inform hsnds and the
public 10 general that he has FIVE SPLENDID BILLIARD
TABLES constantly kept good order As the tables
iips the proprietor think. will be more
Each gentleman visiting the above establishment, will be
furnished with and for his especial
with the best of attendants.
His Bar Away stocked with the best Of Liqgo and
BOWLING ALLEYS in the Basement; hall the usual price
that IS twelve andahaf cents string Aoa large
market "
NoTIcE-Geptlemen will please to At the Bar
any neglect Of duty ofthe attendants.
FRANCis MoNTEyERpE,
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EXCURSION OUTSIDE SANDY
49, 20 j$aS M%RsiAI% viii S ss,s he s''i fPas q
street "a; aud Pier No North River at TO- A. NJ for the
Light Ship, outside Sandy Hook. Returning landing at
Coney Island giving sufficient for bathing
ing back to the city about NJ.
Fare for the whole excursion so cents.
Refreshments on board les Item