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HAVANA, June 2-The tenor of the English news
which recently to hand Is not calculated to give
an impulse to Sugar prices Little or nothing has
transpred In markets since then which Is partly
owing to the state of the weather II has been
ing almost incessGntly for several days Sugars Of
assorted kind rule at s. 6S0H rails good and fine
whites sN superior and horcte yellows So ca
rs; good to fine yellows RS; Cucuruchos ga RS
Molasses is generally ut ~ rial, though some dealers
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SATIEN.
PmLApELrHrA, June 90 lsiS-Fra Board-lco U. s Bank
39; S2oo State IS 75s, $1,000 Tenn. Sc 10; 800 e.
bank h 3s $50 State S. S 100 Gard Bank. b. l01s 30
Morris Canal h l0i Commercial Bank, So Farmers and
Mechanics Bank 5l 100 North American Insurance. sO0
Cincinnati o. 3 s7h; $1,000 Reading Gs 80 DDS sos 20 Me-
canics Bank % 100 Morris Canal l04 100 do Sjwn 10 AZ
Second BoardiO0o State Sc s6 80 Lehgh Scrip 77A
900 IT, 6s So 1922 30 Girsrd Bank, OIS 800 Schuylkl
Navigation Company, 6s AZ.
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Married.

On Thursday last the 18th instant, by the Rev
Charles Martin. Mr.. THAppEus HrSRy LEEDS to
Miss MARY A. r. MoLLAnp, daughter Of John Molard,
Esq, all of this city.
On Thursday morning, the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Lot Jones. Mr. DAVID S KETcHAM, of l.. l., to Miss SA
McCUSE second daughter of the late James
McCune of Carlisle Pa.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIs-
LATURE.-It is said that the Governor of South
Carolina will probably convene the new Legisa-
ture of that State which is to be chosen on the I'd
Monday and Tuesday of October next, IN an extra
session, for the purpose of choosing Presidential
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ITO THE LADIES.-2J0 VERY FINE CHAINSTITCH col.
lars Chemsotes " each; 100 pairs Needework Cuffs
I'D pair large lot of Needlewor Collars from Is
worth is Us great bargain In Sheer Tape Bordered
keche and S. Infants Caps Waists and Robes whole
sale prices. Lace Capes, Wells Trimming Iaces &c.. Sc
CIAS. SCOTT 4 co, ST Broadway.
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Summer Food for Enthusiastically the
best food for infants particularly troubled
plants is Heckers Farna Paatabe well nutritious far
superior to root &c. it is peculiarly adapted
infant at weaving To be had at all the drug stores
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expenditures of the government with the interest
the public debt amount to full that sum.
The finances of Virginia appear to be in very fa-
vorable position The ordinary receipts into the trea
sury for the past fiscal year, will pay all ordinary de-
mands upon it, including $274 343, the interest on
the public debt; $953s1, account of public works.
and leave an estimated surplus Of about S145 00o-a
which, it presumed will enable the Board Of Pub.
,ic Works to meet all demands upon them without re-
sorting to loans The Legislature at the last session
passed acts which may increase the liabilities of the
State in the sum of 81, one
fifth has BEEN and very large portion of the residue
will have to be- incurred The Governor suggests IN
enlargement of the public revenues assuming it as the
Fixed determination of Virginia carry on those works
of internal improvement which are necessary to deye
lope her resources and those advantages she is
justly entitled to from her position He recommends
to establish the sum Of 5000 900 as the maximum n
nual expenditure for these Objects and that appro
priations shall under no circumstances exceed that
amount He intimates that the treasury may be relied
upon for part of this the balance to be raised by
loans The present debt of Virginia $6447 445 of
which S3,I99 1S9 is held within the State
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Company
for the month of May in each of the past two years
were as annexed =
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The Weakly uer.,d Inv Uur~

The Weekly Herald for Europe.
The Weekly Herald, for European circulation to go
by the steamship Acadia which will leave this port to-
day, will be ready at O'Clock this morning Single
copies in wrappers, sixpence.
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were as follows
lst5 1876 1877. Isls.
Gross receipts s2694 s745i7g ss2sjs 40 $685. IS
Although the above shows increase of about forty
cent in the travel this route the receipts from
freight are below the amount they reached last year
The high price of breadsus last year created consi-
derable activity in all kinds of agricultural produce
and the railroads received large from the trans
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE LATE BRrGADEs AND REcI

VLliIHo NHtItN'I TIE IltIE T!INf'tUfo NJ INTlVI
Of Infantry in the City Of New York.-NEw YoRK
May 10Th ISIS Norcr-in pursuance Of act Of the Leg
Of this State passed prl 18TH S entitled
for the adjustment OF claims incurred
NIFTY purposes the City Of New York. and for the dstrbu
Of the Communication received under the passed
May 3D. 1876 passed November 2h lNOtice is hereby
all persons having claims existing the twentieth day Of C
Der 1896 against the several Regiments rgades
ntry the City Of New York. incurred by them for printing
stationery hire and egnental music the
within months from The date Of this notice % the undergn
cd his Office No no Chambers street New York And all
persons having such claims hereby further notified that unless
the presented within such time they will be precuded
payment Of the fund to be distributed provided by said
act by order Of the Division Board g. W. SANDFORD Major
General
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For President. General -I,avI

For President, General Taylor for Vice
President Willard Fillmore for fine French Boots 20 JONESS
Ann street. where you the best article
price than place in the city: wanting good
= -
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RicheIieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.-

these PENS and for economy nothing compare
The perpexity Of writing with bad apparent
every body that those who have arcad
supplied themselves will at call B. E. Watson Co,
Wall street and Of their magnificent Rchelieus
Cold Pens repointed. -.
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BEEswAx-Sales of 1000 lbs yellow made at 21c
CoTToS-The business in this article, to-day, was
quite small, being only about 500 bales prices
firm at the annexed quotations
LIVERPOOL, CLAssiFICATIOS
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nR. RAIpn ArrIIOR Or TrE RACrIcAL pRIyAmr

DR. RALPH AUTHOR OF TIE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise no. * Greenwich street. office hours A. NJ
TO T. w. Sunday oxcepted) Those who apply in earS
will be surprised at the rapdty and little inconveneuc,
attending their IL chiefly, however those have n
feed from certain class Of people, otherwise who rr
rcry appreciate his services In structure from its
h advanced and distressing from unco
advantages in addition very practice IN sis
qomp,in) he Afford rapid easy and radical which "a
sreyf
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nTOsr EXTRAORDINARY wORK-ro THE MApaIrp

MI UoT ENINNUNIIINAhT WUkk-ID THE MANNED
WI or those contemplating marriage The married wo,nans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. w. Maurceau Si.h eai.
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding sale
(20 copies have already been disposed of) Every female 10
getting copy whether married unmarried although
tended especially for the married. 10 dcoses secrets
which should be known TO them particularly ere every female
discover the causes symptoms and the Efficient
dies and NEST certain mode Of cure IN For ale 20
broadway 10 the Publishing Office 9 Liberty New York
also Ieer and Co. " Chesnut sud Third streets Pha
delphia; Little and Co. Albany W r Davis Boston. tho
receipt Of 81 copy will he Transmitted by NAIL free Of po,ag-
70 all nara on the Uni ed States An letters be addresrea
polt paid, % DR. A. NAcRCEAU, bcr 22t New yor CITY
Onoe. l2g liberty street
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DR GLOVER rs CONSULTED NJ BIS OFFICE DtrRTNe
~ The day nnd overing in those difficult protr.ctea oases
Of structure gce and eclo diseases which proved o.
stinate for physicians o less experience Private
Office through ts entry in No Ana st. His Extract cora,e
cubeb exsn ely prescribed ty rhycans may DO 4 dAt
his store " fxea, Nv. Aaa.-Pyss 81 peI boz
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THE STEAMSHIP ACADIA" WILL SAIL FROM TIL
Docks at Jersey City, Wednesday, 2lst June a twelve
DOL MO tsefy
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VNALNUT STREET THEATRE, pIIlLA DELpBIA--
w Benefit Of VIM. p Cunnington Musical Director
ednesday evening June 2st 1913 will be performed
the grand romantic drama Of the Mr.
Rchings Don Sylvo Mr. Wheatley The Enchantres Miss A.
Fisher The members of the Musical Fund.- Phlhrmonic
Getty and Philadelphia Brass Band will lend their aid
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r. KNOBS Rocky Mountain Beaver.-These

Hats possess gloss and bancy which no weather seems
lin nor rough usage arns and they have also body and d
These qualities combined with the tness enable him
most decidedly to take the shine of all his competitors
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RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF HE MISS1s-
- spp River painted three miles Of being
largest painting in the world at the Pan Building in Broad
way adjoining Nblo Garden Open every evening Sunday
ceptedl Admission 30 children half price The
will commence moving Mt 4 o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday. 3 o'clock
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RARNUMs AMERIoAN MusEuM-P Z RARNuM PRO.

- preor T. IlrrcHcocK, Manager-Spcndd performances.
afternoon at 81 o'clock and every evening The
has the pleasure OF announcing engagement
time with the IT, Minstrel Band and Gee Club who will sI
In variety of Glee Chornses &c. afternoon aud
evening Also engaged for the first time in five years Mr. John
Harrington the well known and extensively popular American
Magician and Venroqust Also ed the wonderful and
Interesting Lambert Family composed the celebrated Highland
Mammoth Boys Giant BABY, Wax Scripture Stauary and vare
y OF brilliant Electrical Experiments. with and powerful
Apparatus Madame Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller be
privately consulted for 25 Admission the WHOLE
including Museum Performances % cents; children under
of and old enough walk 21s Re-
served front seats shilling each extra
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ID Ep MOUSE. ON TnE BANKS or TuE EAST RIVER

II ED HOUSE, ON THE BANKS or TUE EAST River
IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public that after
the labor Of years he thinks his place will bear comparison
with this any other Island and he respectfully invites
strangers visiting the city call and Judge for themselves The
table will be supplied with all the deoace Of the for
those that call for dinner supper The bar s stocked
with wines liquors, and sers Of the very best quality The
variety such Wishing Pistol Shooting
Quote Bindfod Walking Cricket Sc The military would find
desirable place for excursion for there ground
built expressly FOR them 20 parade and for target practice
LEWIS G. ROGERS.
Murphys line the City Hall every fifteen
minutes and leave you at tho door,
I ONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGS
IL This Sea Bathing establishment for patrons, June
2h. Complete and elegant repairs additions and renovatons
have been made The Oru Fulton Market and y
Lewis from Washington Market make daily | stages ready at
Ocean House. No effort spared 60 give atis'aqion.
JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
TIVE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE TuE GENERAL POST
i Ofce 81 Martins Grand Lonion.Ths malBih, ent Iio
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations and great
portion Of IL newly furnished will be found trial 10 have
rival In the metropolis both in point Of accommodation and
deac charges The Coffee Of tho largest and most
comfortable in England Hoard 81 day, Hot and Cold
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager,
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship.
Resepcs IN New York. 10 NJ q. A. White, W Cedar street.
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E(EoADWAY TIiEATRE.-WFDNES EVENING JUNE
- ~ VIII he performed the tragedy Of OTiEIIO-Otheo,
Mr j. MnacS Jrj laro, Mr. George yandenho1; Cassie Mr.
lester DUKE OF Venice Nv Andeon raanto Mr. Frederick
Desdemona Miss = Walacb Emela Mrs j. Walaok. Jr To
conclude win the arce OF CONfO NDED fOREIGNERSMr.
western Mr. Vache OPhehn. Mr. f. shaw La Folio. Mr. Daw
som john Mr. llamiton Martha Mrs Wnstnnley;
Rose esteru, Miss Rose Ten; Katy Mrs Watts
circle and parquette 80 Family ce 2 Gallery IKE
To commence quarter to eight o'clock
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UNTEMPERATE HABITS ARE EASILY REFORMED yY
tine use Of Dr. Cooks Remedy person will use u but few
days when he will conceive utter disgust for all kinds Of H.
quor. lie will not tolerate the sse Of H. Price g per
bottle 10 he administered persons their know
ledge if desirable. Sold at l2l Fulton street
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- AILROAD vALISES FRENCH COFFEE MACHINES
N &cFredeck A. Woodwork 32 Broadway opposite the
theatre has just received per ship Admiral from Ilare supply
Of sacs Chemns dc Fer valuable article to travellers Ao
a Of French Coffee Machines Of the ap
proved patterns together with still further additions his
sye stock Of rich Dress Fans Opera Glasses, Riding Whips Rid
Ing Gloves Reticue Porte-monnaes Purses Bohemian Glass
and finch
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Docks Jersey City, Wednesday, 2lst June at twelve
o'clock precisely
NoTiCE-PACKET SHIP CONSTITUTION FOR LIVER
~ pool viii sail this day "Wednesday june ~ at y clock
precisely Passengers will please be board steamboat Hercules
Foot Of Whitehall street. Of II o'clock precisely Letter bags
will close ut usual places, at y past eleven o'clock.
NOR NEW ORLEANs-LoUrsIANA AND NEW YORK
Il line Of paccs-Povey the FIRST vessel and Only regular
racket ,a Monday June tho and splendid fast sailing
racket Master, is now loading, and VIII positively
sail above her regular day, full or not full For freight or p
sage appv ON hoard AZ Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, TO
f. X Collins So south street shippers ny this line Nay rely
upon having correctly measured also the vessels sail
ing punctualy advertised Shippers will find 70 their all
tage to call before engaging freight elsewhere Positively
Goods will tc received after saturday evening the 2th inst
Agent Orleans, Mr. VIM Creeyy who will promptly for
all goods his address Packet ship Clifton Jas b. lngr
soil, will succeed the -, and sal her regular day
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT THE TABER-
~ nacle, Wednesday evening June 2Second Grand nstru
mental Concert by the Steyermarsche Musical Company 10
numbehc above beg respectfully to their
Second Concert to be given at the aboyeamed place Wed
nesay the 2st which occasion Of h. choicest
music selected from the most celebrated will be intro
duced and they hope meet with the like appreciation extended
to their former efforts The Programme Of their several Concerts
viii be found the music and at the door the
OF each Concert Tickets so Doors open TO
men NJ \ o'cI
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- 0BBERY OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BANK OF
IL Chester CountyA bold and partially successful effort has
been made recently to circulate the stolen notes Of Bank o
Chester County in the Western part Of this State The public
again cautioned against receiving notes Of this Bank Of the
prior 1873 There indications Of similar efforts having been
made ia the northern this Notes this description
coming from those quarters should therefore 10 regarded with
particular scrutiny There but small number Of notes Of the
old issues out besides the stolen and all who desire
the perpetrators OF this higanded and daring robbery
brought TO justice will be careful about receiving them. W
DARLINGTON, President.
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AT meeting of the Board of Assistants, on
Monday evening, the following messages were re-
ceved =
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CABINET AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITrRE-J W BROWN
~ will sell auction Thursday June at lOI o'clock
at No. 02 Broadway opposite Trinity Church large
custom made furniture comprising spring parlor
chairs divan bookcase. bureaus wassand
centre so tables French bedstead hair
Nc Nc
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NJ DRIOU INFORMS THE MERCHANTS IN GENERAL,
WI that he has just received two Of French Kid Gloves
Of superior quality black white and colored ladies
eD very low price for cash. ladies and gentlemen
tcd TO inspect their splendid assortment at Room NO. Isl
RrnaiMaY
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NASTLE GARDEN-PERFORMANC TO COMMENCE AT
oclock-Admission. y centsManngng Director Mr. Geo
HolandMr T. Y. Chubb. Musical Drectorpanter
raor, Sig Angelo Monte LaMachinery, Mr. r. McNoyrro
pertes Mr. Enthusiastically evening June 2ls 6is will 10
acted the petite comedy Of BEUA SPASdrey Bcauchamp
Mr. Baker Magnus rempetou, @. IL Andrews Hector Temple
tom Boland Mrs Iempleton, Mrs Vermont Caroline Grvey,
Mrs Frary After which MUSICAL OiO To conclude with
the burletta Of WATER WirCIlES-Tom Townsend j. L.
Baker, Joe Smith Mr. Holland; Fanny Sparks MIRA frsry.
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SUMNER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs-JAMES BECK
- Co being reduce their stock goods
have reduced prices of their Baages Ogandies scone
Calcoes, silks Shawls and Scar hanllas Grape Shaw
hroidres and Laces white Muslin and Handkerchief Hosiery
Gloves &c. is offered at reduced bargains $50 Broadway
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PN1SSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-TIIE PARTNERSHIP
- heretofore existing between Boil ausers this day June
bth 1913 dissolved by mutual All dues to the
firm to be paid D. Boil Florist the old stand
Doth street and Bloomngdale Road. DANIEL BOIL.
JOHN IAUSER
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NrnLOs, AsroR PLACE, sRoApwAY-wRDNEsDAY

NInLOS, AsTOR PLACE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Evening Juns 2st-The entei anmenss viii commsnee
With Grand Overture, TO be followed by The fascinating PAS
DIES fLEuRs BY ~ Dsnsueses vennoe Succeeded by the
comedy called the HANDSOME UUSBAND-Mr Wyndhafs.
Mr. Walco Henry Fitzherher Palmer Mrs Wyhdham Mrs..
Maeder TO be followed by the splendid military advertisement.
GALOP DIS DkAPEAuX by q DanEeues Vennoises After
which UNCLE fOOILE- nce Fooze Mr. Chipendale; Felix
Bud Mr. Nacot Mrs Ellen Bud Mrs Nacd,r TO conclude with
CHINESE BALABiLE Tickets 90 Doors open at o
clock Performance 20 commence at o'clock
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DEAR slR.-wnlLE on PARADE or lie 2ll UT Ml

- accidentally ia contact with cart the of
which struck her the of side flank making deep
wound and causing her inesnes porud0 exten.
that necessary for hold them up which con.
dton caused her he Immediately taken your Infrmary
where her iotesnes replaced and thanks your
attention. she has and The
object Of this communication much for your
attention. request you send those who me-
shall be pleased to show the and give particulars ex
aolnary operation and Respectfully, Sir yours &C.
DANIEL MAHONY, % Walker street. TO John Williams
Veterinary Surgeon l3 Christie straet
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I ARP FOR SALE-A BARG ANA FINE TONED HARP
Of Erards London make, with instruction book
lection of harp muscprce $50 called fox before tho h inst
To le seen Mt l72 Mulberry street
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glass and earhen ware knives and forks japaned catrsys
mantle ornaments lamps randoles Platt will sci
This Day june 81 commencing at 10 o'clock in the large sales
room over the Auction store above extensive in
o suited TO the Of city retailers and
WITH about crates mostly opened on The shelves and
IN the ofts OF the and will h packing and dc
erng as soon the sale is closed consisting Of &C edged dpt
white granite light and dark blue printed and 40 crates
opened lowered blue vzpate dishes soups f
mufns bowls jugs Irish and London boats pickles
bakers napps competer eapots and and
basons chambers soap and brush Also 1000 doz
bler general assortment lamps decante wines
cnndescks lanterns dishes bird founts toy umhers &c. Also
~ sets silver and gilt gandoles ivory table cutlery
D. Refreshments will be prepared for purchasers o'clock
which time the sale will be adjourned an hour
are ready, and can be had at the Auction room
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ITO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE SArE-TUR FOt.
lowing lots If and splendid Furniture Jos Duane
street. consisting of beautiful sofa small bedead
chairs dressing tabs double stands SPLENDID mantle look
ing glass lamps carpet four large and elegant bureaus hair mat
trcs and pillow and every other article
private furnishing. The articles be to-day and until
ial are
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rJNiIE ENTHUSIASTIC AND OVERWHELMING MEETING
of the Irish Republican Union held at the magnificent
heights Of Fort Green Brooklyn incapable of receiving all
the funds offered and order satisfaction the second
Mass Meeting will be held tonight at the place, o'clock
TIE Irish Brigade meet Mt the Shakespeare Hotel 5 with Ma
nahans Band. Per order TiiOS. HAYES, s.,
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E'nATHhA TLiEATRE--soLE PROPRIETOR IND LES
" nee, Mr.. s Chanrauw Wednesday Evening. June 2lst
will be- acted Shells Play u DAMON AND PYTIIIAS-Damon
Mr. A. A. Adams; Pythias Held Donysiu Vary; Hr
mone Mrs c. Jones Lalanthe Mis- De followed by
The Drama of the OLD OAK CIlESTCount Lanfrpco. Mr..
Vary; shabco, Raei Roiolph Parley; Nieolo de Las
keene Lady Adrena Mrs Isherwooi Rpleph, Mics Hi
dreth To conclude with the SPIRIT OF TUE WAT ERs-Sr
lulehnnd Mr. Held; ondine Mrs. g. jones' Doors open mt
Ferermano. st tx o'clock Boxes Is cents Pit
~: Private Uorea
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MI tDlCAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, IS DUANE STREET,
WI near Chatham street well known the successful
rracuuoner IN New York in the venereal
cases The Doctors reputation Tor skill in these old hacurcd
cases. that have existed for years is prominent elect
ture ulcers the body the throat the
head and bones Of The legs eiecually cured Constit-
conal weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED in
causing ascvious dreams and nightly emissions
sitivcy prevented cured four thous
mercury. No alteration In diet evention from business
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vTNO POWER PRESS PRINTERS AND OTHERS-.FOR
l. sale, the half Of established Press ROOM doing
steady cash business of 800 tokens week which be
much increased by moderate on The advertiser will sell
his ntere at low price, give satisfactory
parting with it, For further particulars address g. t. box 1865
Post Office New York