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Of thu npsrs sad export. Of tAls port shy. A. show.

that the shipments 81 specie nov being made ase NOT
Ia liquidation u any balance Of trade against u.s. crs.
sted this year II there has been any balance
against U.S. produced by the trade in the last six
months of 1S47 /; but, as We have before remarked
portion Of the specie going abroad is for the purpose
making good bills Of exchange drawn upon houses
which have become insovent and for the purchase of
foreign manufactures for cash, at the depreciation in
prices caused by the depression in credits and CON-
mercal affairs generally.
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EXPLOITATION OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRr OF New YORK.

Total SIl,9S,079 1908 s5l ls2j7,392
The aggregate compares very favorably with
that Of last year. The falling OF In the value
Of imports into this port for the month Of April
this year, compared with last, little than
six and half millions Of dollars and for the month
of May, the decrease has been about four millions
making than ten millions In the past tive months
This is large item in foreign indebtedness and
. margin for diminished exports. comparison
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Mr.. TRIsr PRIsoNER.-N. p. Trist, ESQ.,, is
f's route for Washington, to which place, though
Gen Butler We had the pleasure of interview
with Mr. Trist, and were less astonshed than
prised to learn from him that he actually mill
tsry prisoner-as such he returned to the United
States and such should report himself to the Presi
dent on reaching the city of Washington. There can
be but one opinion to the fragrant abuse of power
in his arrest and election from Mexico by order of the
President of the United States. Mr.. Trst takes the
Northern route, via the Illinois and Michgan canal
LOui Era
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TELEnRAPHIc !NTgELlpgrcR,


BALTIMORE, June s, 1913
General Cass arrived here this morning stopping at
che Exchange Hotel. He is accompanied by General
Houston; Hon MIR. Foote of Mississippi; Mr. Allen, of
Ohio Mr. Bright, of Indiana MIR. Dickinson, of New
York; Mr. Moore, MIR. Lyon, Sc They leave to-mor-
row for Philadelphia.
tremendous democratic meeting off in front
Of the Exchange to- night
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The Wing Convention.

BALTIMORE, June 6, 1913.
1t is the opinion of delegate to the Philadelphia
Convention, that should there be chance for Clay
or Mclean, the friends of those gentlemen will go
In favor of General Scott.
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S10,73I,l9j $ls,oi

Total .......... SlQ73Il9j SIso9675 sl2,2029l0
There appears to have been falling off in the value
of merchandise exported in the first five months of
ls4s compared with the corresponding period in 1s47
of $6,14o,76s-equal to about thrty-three per cent
The expectation Of specie for the months in each
Of the past three years, was follows
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night-fhe tIs Grsrss inits thsr numerous friends 10
,hr ,;giest esison~ labi.iDg ts natural yreriops~
that hes aver cirgh ~ sat seeasfy TBS syshas ief pe
last Time tho public will hate An opportunity Of attcsnc rif
estimation Of the Living Models by the payment Of dollar
witness the nues Ierscncaos that ha, been placed be-
fore the public for critical examination TIE house closes
night and nres rrorrirto lT Burke having appropriated
this evening for the sole benefit oi the troupe.
"
The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper of padway Murray contains
Target collection OF Portraits of distinguished persons
world. We would recsmmend those OF who be
DESTROYS having perfect picture visit this Gallery where
they can satisfy themselves that they are made.
Knox's Rocky Mountain Beaver.-These
Hats possess gloss and blliancy which weather
DIM rough arnh and they have also body
rabity that the corroding hardly
These qualities combined with the ghness enable him
most decidedly to take the shine off all his competitors
Gold Pens. - Richelieu DiamOnt-pOlnted
pens-The Rcheieu Gold Pens sold by b. E. Watson Co..
Those who used te they unequaed
smOothnes and exbty The points warranted not
come Of Gold pens repaired.
Qh0ud admonsh all who their comfort
procure Of Bachelors wigs For
ghtness durability and natural unequaled
Call and them at Datcheors No. Wall sreet-private
rooms for fitting wiga
Gold Pcns-"areatOn's celebrated warrant
cd Diamond pointed Gold Pens admitted be the best and
street. door from the post ONCE Also Josiah Hayden Cos
Spencer Rendells Abort Bageys Levi Browns Edward
PmeA and tho Brown PEN superior to the old at
reduced poe wholesale retail Gold pens and repaired
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From the south.

Petersburg, Va, June s. 1S48.
The express from New Orleans has arrived. The
New Orleans Picayune of the 3Oth ut which has just
to hand brings only the reports of the markets
and shipping intelligence.
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Shipping Intelligence

New 0RLEANs May 2s-Arr ships Clifton and Study; banks
Elizabeth and Lucas Cid ship 81 Holmes bark Bohemia
NYork banks Georgia and AlvArado, Boston.
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In the City and County Of New York from the 9th day May
to the Sd day Of June, 1913.
Mon, 60; Women, 70 Boys, Al Girls 81 Total, 22s
Absccss aneursm apoplexy 81 bleeding 81 bleeding from
bowels burned scaded bronchitis 2; carbunc Il cho
lera inantum, consumption 81 commissions 49, Group,
CONGESTION congestion Of lungs 81 cyanocis debility ii de-
rium tcmens q darrhGa q dropsy dropsy in the head
dropy in the chest drowned, q dyentery, erypelas,
fracture q fever 81 fever bilious 81 fever rcmen 81 fever
scarlet fever typhoid A. fever typhus 81 fever congesye
heart disease Of z hopping cough inflammation of brain,
inflammation of bowels 81 Inflammation Of chest in1amma-
ton of the heart inflammation of kidneys inflammation Of
lungs l2 ntemperance marnsmus 10 old 81 palsy
premature birth u peury rupture scrofua, small pox,
10; sprue, ! suhocation, eething, 2; unknown 2
* on % Sne r 90 % 10 years "a 0 tS 49,
GO to TO- 7; 70 to 81, 4; 80 to 90, 3; unknown, g.
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, June g. ls4s
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'JNABERNACLE-BOTrES ARDITI. AND DESvERNI.
mes Grand Concert Monday evening Eth lsls
Tny VIII be assisted BY The much admired snora ico
Vietu Particulars in small b Tickets Dollar to be
had 1.-THE usual places Doors open
ence eight o'clock No popOnement
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III ESSiiS. GouPII@ YiBERT & co, RESPECTFULLY BEG
W. % iforn tho public that uer Exhibition
OF Ar nov open At 80 Broadway, LaIirge Building. This
si5i ncluies otiphu plnd by Arg, Schete Delrohe
l1fdile, hullcr MDkin. COurs ririe Greenland,
Brs1'rts beautiful Driyon Drlwi a,d choice colccto
Br,n19 aer tne antique Annnli
copy OF the Power OF dus after spirited picture w
N. until 10 O'Clock T. 81.
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NJ EcHANlCS HALL AZ sRoADwAy. BErn EEN
Iva Grand aud Froone MONDAY JUNE and evrrv
aih dnrsag tho NeeLAST WEEK one Of tie oriinsi
ohhSI MI SfRES whose during the past EiET
MONTHS have received with
ann unsxanped soeoss nost respectfully announce thew
VIII continue their original -nd prntobo
might until further eotcc Admission 70 oven at
ClRlSTy ~ ''' "' -
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w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PnILADELPHIA-THIRD
W appearance In this city Of the celebrated dancers Mad
Mons Monpar and the French Ballet comparatively
Evening june o. ISIS viii be presented FOR the first time
city, EAIhEE-Nadhir, Mons Monpasr; III kabr
thooniin; Haydee Mad Adele Monlasr; zuisla Nile
ulan fora Miss walters Previous which the petite
dy entitled LOVE, LAW, AND PUYSiC Sampson Low Mr.
Chapman The Marquis of Richie e Mr. ABecei; The srchio-
Mrs Thaycr IL.
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DROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAXI y v1v5u


OF the above establishment anxious manifcs
common with the rest Of their fellow tizens t
severe loss y FIRE which Aesr Bl and BROWN have recent
y sustained respectfully tender the Of Thepge heI
eneht on the evening OF ~ E5DAY june oh the entire
ecP 70 % appropriated 10 their testimonial OF their
sr1 Industry aud integrity ACKNOWLEDGED by all classes
nv community Tor many yeara and partial enablns
en slpedy % resume that useful position IN society
naly anu Ny calamity beyond ht roll Suddenly
upe me names OF the Gentlemen hereunto sbscri ed
son Ahtor House. VIM II. Brewer STEWART broadway: John
I,eaiwei, Franklin House Thomas Howard Hotel: h
ancard Cy lIotel Benjamin ahbun Ra,buns oteI John
Florence r Florence Hotel Mntorne Tompns Staten island
walkers Shurayer William rect: John eseryeI Safe,
Island Kay Tomp aus Wostohester Co ~ lIollisay
north American iiote u. Bartlett Branch Hotel Jane,
haymond ntnam 20; William Jancgny Wostclescr Co G. y
mathews Wcstcheiie House George H. Wattra st Charles
otel Darling Clapp Weschessr CO. john Drlte n j. Coz
Joepn unt isaac reson sang Sing; Oscar VI. Brown Soner;
r. H. Oakley Isaac smith White lans Horace BAILEY soners
J"hh Wyatt south East Putnam Coz f. NJ Rust SYRACUSE
House iheo faerson Carlton HOUSE BROAD.
way Henry j. Seaman, Dcnonc0, JAY
George Titus, Amos T. Hatfield samuel Osruod Iunis Starr
Walter laYil md, Lewis b. Lent Stephen hates Capt VIM N
Fraser Henry T. Waomaaer Darius ogden, T. n. Marshall Geo
NJ Miller VIM NJ Cooke {. $. Delava VIM H. Underhll Solo
mon Ih1cker Jerod Crane G.. A.
H. tavemeyer WILTON Okell George Janeay H. A. Marshall
Thomas Carny, Eli Moore Thomas Hart Henry Arcularus
John Drake Capt Mclean Robert Tacun Rufus Welsh Al
yah Manu. r. W. Camcr Preston H. HODGES James Tarrant
Henry Davis John Anderson, HINT John ~ Mla
ihaldes Barlow T. SDue given Of the order
ENTERTAINMENTS Tickets to be obtained the office and ut
the principal Hotels
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1--WE NEW ESTABLISHMENT IN THE BOWERY OPEN
cd this day. june exhibiting the public the
and most excellent stocks of Dry Goods ever known in the city of
New York Over 200 OF goods from the factories direct
and from recent auctions Business will be conducted plan
heretofore uninterrupted follows Wiz All Domestic Goods
ordered and be made this expressly this
the profits made by commission merchants and bber
will be saved and shall be enabled to sell goods retail at
price than quoted at wholesale Our Cloths CASH
eres Dress Goods and in fact all imported goods other than
those purchased auction order England
Germany and shall receive shipments by every and
this again prevent the necessity paying adj
vances the importers We shall keep full and
complete and under circumstances shall allow be
ken than from day day Therefore patrons
of the will be enabled to make their purchases without
being Obliged to look from The lowest market
be our highest charges and wherever advantages
will allow shall the
lower than prices generally considered market prices
The statesmen employed gentleman polite attentve
need fear they will be well received cvy treated
and promptly and properly attended to- We shall exhibit bargains
opening which will establishment than would
be required surprise the doubling and skepa We
invite those who have known long in old place bust
and the public generally call and necessary
will them that their trouble calling will be amply
nerated by the saving made in purchases
!. w. GILLEY I. W. u WE. GILLEY & CO.
w. r. GIIA.EY,} 1875 Bowery
7. McMAHAN,
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NosyEITY AMusEMEyT AND healthy EXERCISE

~ Scriptures Mechanical Riding School yauxhal Garden
open for the This entirely
Sr s. designed 20 give the first lessons young
masters and misses aud at the time. giving the best and
most pleasant kind Of exercise 10 inv lids
else will I've found invaluable they here pleasant
horseback without fear risk Children attending school
would find great benefit wei pleasure taking ride
these alopng horses after being confined 10 the close air
thcr school The public
and kind exercise Season or
month ma be had m terms
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NOTTCE.-TuE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, due in 1859
and M are hereby notified that propositions for conversion
OF said bonds into preferred stock Of the bearing
iesson Of the PENNSYLVANIA Teasatne will
9ee Of John ayer Brother Boston, Charnley Wheesn
York
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BROADWAY TuEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING Jr-yEe

X 1E1!,,5 N THaA IhE.-TT E5DAY EVENING, JUNEN
-, - h,io WI m performed the con.edy IN five aats entitled
0.p LEAp9 AND YOUNG lIEARTS-Ihe Earl OF Ponpion
r. reasr,ss LORI Charles kocbuck Daason; Colonel
Rocket Mr. Vashe Jesse Rural Mr. Blake Ron Mr. aiasay:
hc comhess oi compton, Mrs Wnstanley Lady Alice ,r-
thorn Miss Fanny Wack After which Henry Schri,r wifi
appear and perform the souvenir Of Beni Grand Pa, Do
leux, by Mons. WishoH and Celeste ia conclude vim
the farce OF tho COMPOUNDED FOREIGN ERSitr W..ern
Mr. Nache Martha Western Mrs Winstaney Dr,,s Circle and
Paruetc % cents; Family Cire % cents aev lg. cept
Doors open at 4 performance TO begin AZ TX. ~
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W.NIE
ship United States, burten-Wi O. Hack
staff nandcrgill sail for Iayre Saturday 10TH and
from that port on the 9th Of July This ship intended
regularly between this port and Iave The United
proved remarkably fast vessel excellent ea-hoat-
having performed the passage this port Liverpool in les
than II days Cabin passage outward exclusive wines and
liquors $40 Freight on watches and iewcry rom Havre
splendid and spacious Accommodations. apply to
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I'VE MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE ONO AND MIS-
ssppi Rivers (now exhibiting in Baltimore) Oh.
- ue Apollo Rooms IN this city Due notice will be gwen of
r appearance IL covers O foet porrayng
different states The Ohio River shown extent from
Cairo tsbu 1000 miles, country reaches
400 miles - ~
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M ONrREAL HENrRE-LuplES AND GENTLEMEN OF
4VA the Thtatca Profession. who wish the
this theatre 9Th Instant
notified that Mr. John Povey my
hr'zel Agent in New York, and such all his
half win he recognised by GEORGE SKERKEfT
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A RARE CHANCE FOR JEWELLER OR CLOCK.
IA maker-The stock, good will, and fixtures of
stand for SALE very cheap and Store
very low the stock alone for sale the wholesale
price, Inquire the premises 1923 Hudson street. This
opportunity seldom met with.
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I ARGEAND VALUABLE MEDICAL LIBRARY-COOLEY
Reese and Hill will sell this (Tuesday EVENING" June 9th
eir Aucdon Room III broadway Of Dy the
cnsve and valuable Medical Library Of the late DR. Stearn
braeng the rarest and bes works of the profession.
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EORElGN EXPRESS AGENCY-PARCELs, SAMPLES, LET
ers Orders Specie and Goods Of all kinds forwarded direct
Paris OF France with
patch The steamer United States will depart from this port
tlavre on the 10th instant vim Southampton New York g.
LIVINGSTON a. WELLS 10 Wall streot
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DALM0s OPERA HousE-LAsT wEEK-sIG MONTE
Lila and an additional number of FeinaIo Artists
have volunteered Art triumphant prudish scrupes
count Tho very last chance beng positively the week.
Tuesday June lsiS Proramme-Part Tile Seven
the Peade Venus Of the She'll Feast Of Bacc Susan and he
Elders the Three Giaces Intermso of minutes Part II
Dance OF Ulysses Daughter of the Deugc Bronrs
the Mayppe Dance sappho Itermon of minutes Part
-Hercue in the Court of the Gods Rising from the
ca the Dancers Reposing the Listeners Tabieau
oil the W. 5 Doors open hapsst o'clock
Dress Circle and Iaruette 81 Upper cenis
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II EN0yAI,-MRs CARR0LIs INDICATED vAPoUR
~ and Sulphur Baths i Broadway above aonar
street. certain for colds and ali M effects
produced by the changeae Of the weather Suphur Baths
ehectal for diseases OF the skin Opcn from O'clock the
morning till ~ o'clock at night
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NIosT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED

VI or th9se contemplating marriage The married woman
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. NJ Maurccau. Sixth ed
ton Price 81 This work meeting with astounding sn
(2w copies have already been disposed Every female ia
getting copy whether married unmarried although IL Is in
tended especially Tor the married dcoes important secrets
which should be known 20 them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms the efficient
dies and most certain mode In For sale 80
broadway; at the Publishing Office 10 Liberty street. New York;
also Iehe aud Co. corner Of cenut and Third streets Phiis
depha Little Co.. Albany W. Davis Boston On the
receipt 81 copy will be transmitted by mail free Of pos ago.
ali parts United All letters must 10 addressed.
post paid to DR. A. AAURiCEAU box IDA New York city,
Office, Liberty rect
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500 900 Rsaa. o Da .
complaint 1t put up large bottles at ~ cents 81 dozen 81
Is cheaper than other
Eminent IL eradates pains and heals all Of
and bruises Office go Pearl street. and Of the druggists
and sadlers generally.
CAsT,oFF CLOTHING. JEwELRY. FIRE ARMS. SC.
~ waned-Iades or Gentlemen wishing TO convert their
pruous cash will obtain full value for the
addressing the subscriber through the posoce otherwise
who will attend them their residence by appointment H.
LRvETT, Wall street, New York.
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CBArHAM THEATRE-soLn PnoPRIEroR AM I.

Il I.Ig
~ SEQ Mr. T. :. Chanrlu-rueslay Evening" June 9th Will
be presented the drama Of LOuISEFex Mr. Hafoi0p
NJ Vary Al pho Mr. Stafford Louie MIRA g. Jonea: Mari
Mrs bo0th Madame Ileresc, Mrs sherwood followed
ny lew iUkk AS 1T lSMose, FIR Chsnfrau; Joe Wnans;
an i"i Mr. erlort Katy. Mrs Booth. To conclude wi IA
we drama Of the WRECK ASifORE-A xInadute Moraq Mr.
Nnan. Miles Bertra Mr. Held Walter Bernard M varry
Ae Mrs o. Jones; Bella Mrs Booth open at Per.
P 70 eomyence at III o'clock Boxes % cents PIT l2s
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u ARNuRs AMERICAN Musgun-p q nARNuN, Pgt,.

u AHNuh'S AAEllCAN MuSEuH--P a. RARNiJx FEt,
- pro5or hrro17nrs MANAGER SPLENDID performances
an Serenadars will appear variety songs rain dances
corses Se every afternoon evening engaged for
lew days the scripture Dssovng Views the or Giant
naoy only 10 months old weighing ninety pound Wax Scripture
Statury ana the American Fire King variety Of brilliant
experiments with and powerful apparatus
Noble Miss Julien, Mr. Thompson. Madame Rockwell
nous Fortune Teller privately Consulted
Oh 70 cents Omission 30 the whole including kuseun
ancos co. ~ cents Children uader age Ard old
iiu1oR ah AYtra
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RENJAMIN MOONEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAY
- this day. at 10 O'Clock, at the No IA Patt
Clothing Hats Navy Shirts Cedar Trunks Iron Chests Stock
Nc Spool Cotton Croon Coats Tweed do Linen do Bingham
Velvet Vests Black Cloth do Gambroon Pants Apacca
Also. lot of Red Lead Pencils, Clocks 20
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y
landt street Mercantile Home and Complimentary Cards
for wedding parties elegantly engraved and printed
fashionable style Visiting Cards neatly executed Cards printed
from engraved paes short notice Cake Boxes Envelopes
Please call and examine the specimen books ut the office l7
Rrnad
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IL ton long and favoraby known under the Dr.
Bostwck Is Chambers has been removed J Broad
east side few doors above Broome The present
cation much desirable than the former IL
tra and commodious Nearly thousand medical
successfully treated institution during the
last year. See monthly report
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MEDICAL orFIcE-ps. JOHNSON, IS DUANE STREET;

Ivl near Chatham street. well known the most successful
practitioner New York the treatment vencrea di
eases The Doctors rputaon for skill in these old haleurcd
cases have existed for years Is peeminen elect STRIFE
ture upon body tho pains
head and bones Of the legs ehcctually cured Consu-
weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED ia by
young causing lavious dreams and nightly emissions
iivey prevented. Recent cured in four days. without
mercury No alteration in Diet rcvention from business
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u EMOYAL-BAII, TOMPRINS AND BLACK, (LATE
~ Maryland COL have removed 2il Broadway
ery Of Murray street opposite the City Hail. whore Inay
he found extensive Of Diamond and rich
ey silver and silver Plated Ware Cutlery Watches Clocks
&c. &c Since LIST March Ebenezer Mmroe
ted las coparner) with b. T. b. under the and
nm as lei NInrn Slxnn of the Col dom Enr
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NEW FRENCH AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT, NO 81
~ Beaver WallThe subscriber the
Shakespeare Hotel invites his friends and the pubic 70 his
establishment which he has newly fitted wheee he will
luxury in moderate The choicest
pastry, fruits and liquors always m baud
LOUIS GALABRU\
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DR GLOVER is CONSULTED AT ms OFFICE DURING

~ the day and evening those difficult and protracted
and delicate diseases which proved
for physicians Of less experience Private his
Office through the entry In No. Ann His Extract copavia
cueh extensively prescribed by physicians be had at
his store in front NO. Aun.-rrics 81 per box.
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n lBLOS, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY-TUESDAY EVEN
ing June 9Th lSiThe evenings entertainments
menee with Grand Overture After which, grand diysro-
nent PAS HONGROls by - Danseuses viennoes To
lowed ~ the c medetta. called A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD
Mr Oovous Top Mr. Wacot Tom Featherstone Palmer Mr.
obvlou Top Miss Roberts After which, POLKA PAYSANNE
by Danseuses Viennoe Succeeded vaudeville of HE'S
NgI Prcttyman Mr. John Seton Frederick Tiz-
ul1 Mr. acot Mrs trettyman, Mrs Naeder conclude
with PAS DES FEU RS by ~ Dansenses Vennoses Tickets
cent Doors open at 1periormance O'clock
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SPoTTEN STANLEY, CANDY AND LozENGE MANU-
~ faoturers, No lis BpHery-Caudy carefully packed
boxes of 20 % 80 and 100 pounds the Western
markets and delivered in part Of the city, shipped
der No charge for boxes packing carriage Of the
city Orders by the mails leash encosed
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D0SITIvE SALE AT AUCTION OF SECOND HAND
Wagons, Harness, and two fine Mares-Wii he sold ifont
reserve Wednesday 9TH inst, three () O'clock AT R
ROWS Broadway House. of 3lst street and oadnv
two fine barouche for horses one lrbt
double harness. single harness cart Lr
cart, all in good order and other articles