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Cot JoHsseS 0rP ruk Tnaes--Coi. u, NJ John.
son has fairly backed out a. an independent csnd!
date for Governor, notwithstanding all his brave
Words Louisville journal.
GEN TAYLOR MAssAcHusErTs.-Certain OF the
wing leaders in Massachusetts declare that the Whg
National Convention. in nominating Gen Taylor,
cecded their Just authority. and that, therefore,
Northern whg Is bound to support him A State Con-
yentop is called. to meet at Worcester the 28th
inst to take such steps to be called for under
the circumstances
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CoLuMBIA nALL. LEBANON sPMNes-rnE rRAvEL

NOLUMBIA HALL LEBANON SPRINGS-THE TRAVEL.
~ ling public informed that this fashionable retreat and
esdence for families il open and ready for the recep
ton of uet Of the the place
fine ba hs mountain Shaker villages, fine fishing game ictu-
rescue The various modes Of from this
city owGBy the day boat via Bridgeport and iou,e
tonic Railroad the Spogs half in the after
day. stopping the State line, where
waiting Via Albany by the day boat you arrive generally in
Lebanon Springs
about in the evening BY the night boa via Albany Sini
the Greenlrsl halt past A. NJ Lebanon
Springs half past 10 A. W. The Society Of Shakers have their
me tngs, and adm ayers a the sabbath.
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A COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL FOR SALE-TuE LEASE,
"A Stock and Fixtures of tho State Coffee House 34 Pearl
of Peek slip which is Of tho fiona BILE
and respectable establishments in the city The only for
the desiring to SELL Is having other business requiring all
II bis attention To reent unnecessary trouble person
treated with except these who wish purchase for cash.
particulars enquire at the Eysian Fields House ob0ken.
NclfA
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The unprecedented popularity these pens proves concuvey
that they the best AID cheapest IN # you want tho
genuine r. T.. WATSON Co, 10 Wall who keepa
lar stock Of Gold Pens description both Wholesale and
r. tall reduced prices Gold Pens carefully repaired
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nI; RALpH, AUTHOR on TIE 'PRiCrIcAL PNivAIl
- Tetise Greenwich greet Office hours 20 " A. VI.
6o T. NJ Sunday excepled Ihoss who ayry ~ tho early
STAGES viii 10 surprised tho apidy and little nconycn,euc
attending their n Is eSy however those who have sui
rod from certain class Of people on ohcrwis who can pro
periy appreciate HE services IN eictnse ron Us hrst or nc
psn 20 itg NOR and distressing (fro
mon advantages in addition TO vey extensive practice IN sh
compan) afford rapid easy and radical which, he
sroun5 for Stains, hs obtained from TO other rrcs
Amorios.
NIO CURE NO CUARGE-DR MURPHY, OF 6s GOLD
~ street Is c0niictnly consulted on all 1ns a private ds
Recent Of guoIlla hs ouys in 90 days. Coast
rational DEBILITY and uprotcncy SUCCESSFULLY treated ly DR.
mercury used In any hindgsnoe IRON business Ollie
63 Gold street. open trom A. H. 10 I0r.A
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rITY HOTEL, NEW YORK;. BLANCHARD HAS THE
~ honor inform his friends and the public that he has taken
the above Hotel under long lease Since the LIST of May he has
re,ed and furnished it and commodons
and equal in respect 10 the first establishment Of
this description in New York lie therefore that his
no well the fequenters of the City Hotel
will continue favor him with their patronage md he
them that they rely his
AID convenience F. BLANCHARD Late Of the Globe oteL)
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rIOsT EXTRAORDINARY WORg-TO THE MARRIED
WI those contemplating marriage The married wonans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A Mauricea Sixth eai
ton Price ST. This work meeting with
(2O copies have already been disposed o Every female IL
getting copy whether married unmarried, although Il
tended esrcNy for the married dscloss
which should 30 known TO them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies AID most certain mode Of every case For ale ~
broadway; at the Publishing Office 29 Liberty street. York
also Zeer and Co.. OF Chesnut arl Third Pht
dspia Little end Co, Alhany W. H. Davis Boston. On the
receipt Of ST. cory will Be ranmitied by mail free Of poss.
70 all parts Of the United states All letters must be adeed
post raid 10 Dr. N. ahURICEhU Bon liza New York city
OUcc, ~ Liberty street
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, AT FLUSHING, LONG

HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, AT FLUSHING LONG
IandTbe third semannua exhibition Of the Long Island
Horticultural Society," will be held in tho spacious and beautiful
Gothic Building st Thomas Hall in the village of Flushing L.
J. Wednesday and Thursday IA and 18th Of June OPEN
ing Wcdnesd Mt H. and Thursday at 10 O'clock A. NJ AID
closing at W H. each Tickets Of admission Is each
children under IL Of half price may had the door,
Tickets transferable. JOHN A. KING, President
g. W. HUSTsMAN, Recording Secretary
Visitors from the cities OF New York Brooklyn will find the
excursion whether by land delightful and the
and gardens worthy Of visit The following several modes Of
publ, conveyance or From New York-Steamer Washington
Irving from Fulton Market Slip at "a A. NJ steamer Astoria
from Peek slip to Astoria at So A. NJ and p NJ aud from A.
oria to Flushing by STAGES by stages Via Williamsburg from $40
Pearl street of Dover Franklin Square and
"a NJ From Flnsing-Steamer Wash gtcn Irving at N r.
NJ BY stages via Williamsburg aud r. NJ by
Astoria, "a p NJ and thence per crossing ur
Gate Ferry, by omnibus the city, Flushing, June u lS4s
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~ ROTOR LAKE HOTEL. PINES BRIDGE. wEsTCurs-

NROTON LAKE HOTEL, PINES BRIDGE, WEsTCIIES-
~ ter County Tho subscriber respectfully to the
public that he recently purchased the above prcnisesas
great expense and that he prepared to
dae boardcrs from the city, with board
for the The house delightfully."- situated being
the margin Of the Croton Lake and surrounded BY the
mantle aud picturesque scenery in the State The location Is of
access by either Steamboat Railroad being only
miles from the New Castle Station and mills
from SingSing Stages the Railroad
each day To persons DESTROYS Of enjoying ovorang a
good bathing pleasant walks, and good fishing place ia the
vicinity Of New York affords such a ies The Croton dam
aueduct which have been the wonder and admiration of al
travellers only miles from this establishment. y. b.
Boats carriages and horses supplied to order Liquors and
CARS, of the choicest brands, always on hand.
prnnri
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For President, General Taylor; for Vice
President Mard Fillmore for fine French Boots to J0NES
IA Ann whore you the best article aud At for lees
price than place in the city Office seekers wanting good
boots for the White House, will do well to call friend
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qleIy SVig Scalp should not fail to call and examine
the at VIM Bachelors before purchasing
elsewhere His invented Wigs obtained silver medal
the last Fair Of the American Institute Cory the address, No.
= Wall street. N. B.-Prvate rooms for fitting Wigs.
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! WH'ssgY--rhe last tdiss were MAIDS q. 2scI sor,s
| holders OF State prison demanded &c
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Weekly Report of Deaths
In the City and County of New York. from the 81 day Of june
to the 10th day Of June, lSiS
Men, 70; Women, SO; Boys, 81 Girls 49, Total, 2l5.


Absess q apopexy q asphyxis bleeding 2; burned
scaded r. bronchitis % casualties cholera infan
tum cholera morbus q consumption, 81 commissions 90
8; congestion Of lungs q cyanoci debility g. deum
tremens 81 diarrhra dropsy dropsy in the head 10;
drowned O. dyenery oryipeas o; fever bilious q fever
fever oongesye fever nervous hear. disease Of hoop
81 inflammation Of chest, inannaon of the heart,
hamma zion olungs II inflammation of stomach 8: inaanma
ton Of liver 3; inemperance, iaundice, lues
marasmus measles 8 modification, old age q palsy, 3;
premature birth 81 rupture scrofula, small pox, 10; sui
eide, 2; teething tetanus ulcers, Il varoloid,
KNOWN
Age-Upder year, 81; to years. % to g. %; to TO-
IA 10 TO 20 49, % to 3D. 35 80 70 40 80 40 10 80 to CO. III
GU to TO- s: 70 to 50. 10; 50 to gD2
4. W WHITE, City Inspector.
CITY Ingpcctors Office June ls4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILA DMLPHIA-RE-
w engagement Of the Monpaisr Ballet Iioupe-Tueslay
evening June 10 StS will he performed LIST time Grand Ro
mantle alete entitled LES DEUX RoSESJuiano, Mons Mon
plaisir Due dc Toreno, Mons PascarO
Mile Bulan Mariana, Mad BARTHOLOMEW. Previous which,
cir Bl
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eo,s, Pcns..-eGreaeon,s celebrated wnrrn MT

ed Diamond pointed Gold Pen admitted be the best and
pen tho world They ndesrucbe except BY acu
violence and be had on at II Cedar street stairs
Alec "lCsish Hayden Cos "S.slacer Rendcls, Levi
Brown" Albert u Bageys" and the and improved
brown PEN far superior TO the old at reduced
God peus and cssea rsI.a.red.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

Hnox,s Rocky Mountain Beaver.-Thes.

Music Beauties the Opera s vol complete, Music Folios
New description Musical Instruments
Strings Of all kinds Pianos hire by week h,
Broadway
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Boxes Wedding Cards elegantly aud printed Spen
did Envelopes Wedding WATERS Cake Boxes Silver Cord &C.
at j. EvERDELS Card Establishment 302 Broadway,
Duane street. first square above Stewards Marble Store.
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TAR. GLOVER rs CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
~ the day and evening hoss dicnt and protraced
Structure geet and delicate diseases which have proved too Oh
stinate for physicians OF less Private hs
ofoc through The entry No. Ann st. His Extract cppvin
cabes etc. extensively prescribed by phyoians DO lad
his store In front, No. Ann.-Prico 81 pei box
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Hats possess gloss and bacy which weather to
DIM rough usage arns and they have also body and du
rabiy, that the corrong tooth Of time hardly affect
These qualities combined with the ghtness enable him
decidedly to take the shine of all his competitors
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Yesterday, the 18th instant, Mr.. CHRIsropHER Nc
GARY aged 40 years.
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend his funeral this Tuesday, after
noon, at Az o'clock from his ato residence, No 262
Rivington street.
DRowSEp-A young man, Mr. JEROME O'CoNNELL
CUSIrFE, highly respected and esteemed by all who
knew him. went into Chotea min Pond yesterday
ing to battle, and from some unknown cause.
drowneG-sf. Louis Missouri Republican, May 90.
Mr.. c. was only 10 years of age; he native of
the town of Galway, Ireland, and of the late
Bryan CuniTe ESQ., of that town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

nR COOPER IA DUANE SIhEEI BEIWELS CHATHAM
the extensive practice in private diseases any medical
in New York lie the ted Of this
disease mild cured In five Stricture-Dr
Cooper has discovered method by which he the
form OF structures in from weeks with
pain the patient Constitutional debility brought by
secret habit INDUCED in BY young men This when too freely in
dulgod dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small d
the back confusion OF tho intellect and aversion society
warranted In every charge No mercury used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

Nj ECHANIC'S HALF, AZ BROADWAY BETWEEN
Lst Grand AID Brooms ceets MONDAY JUNE L. and eyer
night durirs the weesthe original CHRlsri7s sTRaLS
whose ocnccrs during the EG MoNraS have been
eved With zach djat pushed patronage unexsiplsd
respectfully that viii
original and nimitsbs entertainments every night Until
thsr notice. Admission % open st1 Will
oomycenee at NsrnKrr snd Dirsrter - CHHlyTr
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E>ANvARrS kAlxOFH PANoRAEA OF TEE lisSiS
- sprt Biyer painted h1os n,iss of osnvas icing
sga.l paattng IN The World 81 tho Panorama buIdins
Roadway adjoining khios Garden. Open every evenu SGn
days oseopt Admiration ~ children nah rrcs iae es
vail commerce moving eloo5 precisely. agtsI
eshistnap Wednesday and Sa.uci.y, O'clock
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nj RS CARROLLS INDICATED vAPOR AND SULPHUR
l Baths 3+ BroadwayThese Baths the only certain
for that distressing disease nfammaor
chronic the immediate relief afforded In exceed
the sanne expectations OF the patient These Baths
recommended by first physicians whose letters be
Attn lis est
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TAR. BILLINGS CARuINArIvE sYRUP-THE GREAT
southern rercSy for diart0. cholera nfantum
complaint children cry ard cholera orbu Sold ly
CBAS H. ENG Of JOHN street and Broadway. where
pamphlet 10 had with dans from the most emil
ply cnns and nirgeonsi tho unitet Sates Army
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rNR WHEELER oCIrIIsr % GREENwIcII srRrrr

- devocs his exclusive atten II dis of the snd
tialmc Office hours from L. W. % 10 o'clock r. M
pamphlet contsnng effected by Dr. Wheeler,
lie had atuouy his residence the will be for
varied to making application to him by letter post
r.l
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{, rRYKEn.s snIurInN uIR DYR-WuICn Mill

- rRYKERS SOLUTION HAIR DiE-WIlCH WILL
- change hair in few moments This DYE is different
any offered the public The beauty IN the dye is the
vow wash tho darker becomes Gentlemen that have
hsn tumhuy cd by different hair dyes particularly requested
u lave their hair aud whke dyod before paying their money
Ladies their hair changed 2lS Rvngon where
The dye for sale Gentlemen requested to have er har
changed and dressed, at No. Coentes slip
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I EFT HOME, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 7th INST, JAMES
IL COLLINS aged about GU years. lie dressed
tweed coat black pants brown silk vest and pink silk
He il about six feet high Of ford complexion and rather
puent lie carried in his hand small vase when he left
is supposed he went to Albany Any information respecting
him will be thankfully received by his daughter % Csuandt
utraef
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nR- POWELL, OCUIIsT, AUKlST, ETC. ATTENDS DaI
- y 10 diseases Of the Eye and Ear at his surgery, 26 Broad
IL Warren street. Just published the second edi
too Of DR. Powers Treatise tho Eye price 20 csp,s yio
~ had at his Offices also his premium seacy Eye foun
A larsn srplY Of Artificial EYep recently imnoraA.
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~ .STIE GARDEN-PERFoRMANC 70 COMMENCE AT
y eentsaanasing Director Mr.
hoand-Mr T. y. Chuhh Musical Observation-Disclosures Deco
rator Sig Angelo Monte Lia-Macluery Mr. McNayPro-
perties Mr. GbereTuesday evening" June l2h lss will be
Performed, DONE ON BOTH SIDESMr Pyginaon Phihbs Mr.
Holland Mrs Whites Mrs Vernon Ballad by Mrs frary In
Permission OF half M hour for Promenade Refreshments
view the Cosmoranas To conclude with the drama
TER The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Betman Mr. Holland
John Caspcr Lavater Mr. Ncinson Louise Miss Nickiuson
MadNme Beman, philna
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A DELPHI, CHATHAM SQUARE.-MILES & CARTER
the celebrated Ethiopian performers have been added the
already interesting Fourth night Of the and
chanting Picture Of Action The Mudor wi timd eye
the bank surveying strips her boauteous limbs the lucid
GOODNESS Of the food Tho admired Arab Girls Fairy
lumn, with brilliant fires Admittance shilling Orchestra,
emit
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GAIL BOAT FOR SALE.--A YACHT OF TEN TONS, BUILT
- in the best nearly and fast saier Apply
% Broad street. PETERS Fishermens Hail. South
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DACKET FOR HAyRE--SECOND LINE.-TuE SHIP
BALTIMORE T. d. Conn, MASTER will sail tho Jst Of
July For freight passage, apply to
BOYD u 1iINCXEN, Agents, SO Wall street.
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NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
~ removed f No 70 Chambers street TO SQl Broadway
eight doors above Broomc Monthly Report for MayTh
institution founded in 1912, suppress quaskery and
render sound and scientific medical and surgical aid the
afflicted the ghed patronage will be remembered
by many Of the most eminent citizens consisting OF smen
and medical Successfully Treated IL Liver Com
plant; Primary Consumption Very Bad Cough Pain in
Chest Cases Of Midwifery Acdiy Of Stomach Cosve
ment Of do Veneeal Sore Throat impooncy Irritation
Scsdng in Tctha BalaDitis; Sore inamed Eyes
Seminal Weakness induced by improper habits Secondary
Yenereal 10 Cancres Primary dol Gonorrhra Diarrha
Rheunasn suppression lrrecuarity OF the monthly
periods Falling Of Womb fnconnence Of Urine Poison
Nv Laudanum Dcirium Trcmens Surgical Opera'ions-i
opened attended IicmorhO1al
Tumcrs removed Operation for hymosis cured several in
lures attended TO Structures Crcthra; iOperaon Tor
Squirting Large Tumor removed Operation for Fstua
liberated Sore Legs Operation to relieve deiormy
HOMER BOSTWICk, W. D.,
ATTAIN dtrsc nandph ysef
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BROADWAY TIlEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING, JUNE 10
~ will he performed the comedy Of MoNEY-Ared Eyelyo
Mr. Geo. Vandenhof Lord Gossmne FrelercSs: Sir
Vooy Mr. vace Lady Franklin, Mrs Wustanley Georann
Ser5an Clra siss Fanny Waliask After which, Pas Seul
by Mss st Car To conclude with the COMPOUNDED
FosEio NERS-Mr Western, Mr. vache OIhelan sr Shaw;
IL FDlle, MIR Dawson John, Mr. anilton Western
Rose Western Miss Rose Telbin Katy Mrs Watts
Dress Circle and Parluctte 80 centFamy Circles cunt
Private Boxes ower) So Private Boxes (uppnr) S. Gallery
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~ EFRIGERAToR DEPoT-Jl ST RECEIVED, A FUR
~ tcr supply Of the improved Refrigerator from to s3,
reduction of dollar each. the ihhaa Waro such
Forks spoons Sc Also cutlery, Plated Ware, Lamps and
Grandocs for sails ut tho old established Furnishing Waro louc
corner Broadway and broome. DANIEL +. nALAVAN.
- iDiNG WHIPS, RIDING GLOVES. FANS. OPERA
~ Giasscs, So.-FREDERfCK A. WOODWORTII 31j Broad
oppe the Broadway Theatre has received by the Bavaria
from ayc elcgn assortment Of Ladies' Riding Whips Cold
silver Silver Git Mnun'iuga Also Ladies' Riding Gloves
(Gsntees dAmazone) White Bun and Color,6 Opera Cass,
extensive and varied assortment Together with col
lection Bridal Mourning and Dress Fans Of tho beautiful
description.
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IAOR NEW ORIEANs-IOuISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE


of Packets sail every ten days during the -
Ships CLIFTON Capt Ingerso OSWEGO Capt Henry In
gersoll; HUDSON, Capt =. Page; ORPHAN Cart Wiamg ;
vANDALA Capt. Norton barks GENESSEs. Capt Dill,ng
ham, ELIZABETH, Capt. Young; MAZEPPA, Capt Thatcher
The above vessels all Of the first class Of light daught Of
water by captains Of experience in the
ton paid the comfort and convenience of Neither
bullion, precious silver plated ware for let
parcels packages put board Of them unless regular bills Of
tadng are taken the same their value therein expressed
Shippers by this line rely upon the vessels Of this line sailing
punetuay advertised and in having their goods correctly
measured For freight or passage apply Orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street. X COLLINS Sc South
Agenti New Orleans VIM CREEVY who will promptly for
ward all goods TO his address.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANAAN AND NEW YORK LINE
of Packets Positively the first vessel that will sail punctu-
ally advertised and only regular packet sail Thursday June
10TH The and splendid fassang packet bark ELIZA
BETH Samuel Young. MASTER is loading having Of
her engaged board and will positively sail above
her regular day. whatever be the state Of the weather For
freight having splendid furnished
apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Walste X.
Collins So South street. Positively freight received
board after Wednesday evening June H. Shippers by this line
rely upon tho vessel sailing punctuay advertised and
having their goods correctly measured Shippers will please send
in thor bills Of adng early for signature Agent In New Orleans
WM CREEVY who will promptly forward all goods to his ad
dres The Packet Bark MAZEPpA Capt Thatcher will succeed
the Elizabeth and sail on her regular day.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 7TH, 1S4S-MRS. CARROLL-DEAR
~ Madam IL had been afflicted with iniamatory rheumatism
the suffering times aud
neither able ak stand and had tried remedies
without de sng any thing than temporary relief until
persuaded try Meiicad Vapor aud Sulphur Baths
After taking them for few weeks Jolt greatly relieved sud now
have the frc lnbs AMI an under the impression
that the cd from my system, and with
binary likely am dear madam.
rcofuly, lily. KNIGHT 30l Broadway
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open EVERY EVENING, AT THE APOLLO ROOMS
" No. 40 BROADWAY, HUDS0N'S MAMMOTH PIANO.
RAMA of the OHIO AND mississippi

over @ feet OF canva deIneatng an cxtcnt OF over U
miles Of River Scenery bordering nine different States being
by far the largest painting before Doors open
hafpnst o'clock The panorama will commence moving
precisely Afternoon exhibitions will be Wednesdays
and Saturdays commencing o'clock. Tickets -
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NOTlCE;-THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company duo in 1890
Of said bonds into preferred stock Of the company bearing
per cent interest to be issued ageeaby passed the last
session the Pcnnsslvana legislature will be received ut the
Office OF John Ihayer Brother Boston, Chamey Whcean
philadelphia and s. JAUDON Co, 81 Wall street. New
York
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6NtAThAA TaEATRE-SuLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
~ soc M Extraordinarily Evening, Juno 18th, win
Allcord Mr. Keene zetsil Mr. Wlnans To 10 followed by
Mr. H. r. Graau; Major Bakely Nj. Held; Mare Anthony
Tape Mr.. Winans Miles ODonnel Vary Norah ODonneli
LAND SHARKS AND SEA CULLs-Ar; sampson, Mr. Pardey
Mrs Booth Doors open 7ierferrna,os oomuepce y,
~ O'clock Boxes ~ Pit 1917; Private Boxes f5
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 81 CROSBY ST.
Notice to the citizens and country persons who have
may have Horses Vehicles Harness &c. dispose Of who
may want to purchase that the above establishment is open for
the transaction Of private and public sales selling auction
every Wednesday throughout the year and at private sales
day Sales made correctly represented and promptly paid
Horses received private public sales also taken livery
reasonable terms similar establishment in tho city
upon ground floors and fine airy well ventilated stables
in the city and has always been noticed for its healthy state
citizens and JOHN H. GATFIELD Proprietor; WILL
LIAM COWAN, Manager, 81 Crosby st.
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SP0TTEN STANLEY. CANDY AND LOZENGE MANU-
- facmrcrs No. us Bowery-Candy carefully packed in
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 puactua attended TO-