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Keen that Gate Shut.

NEW .aRRIH.dL OF THE CELEBRATED
PATENT INCLINED PLANE sELF-CLOsiN0
GATE HINGE.
4 AM NOW RECEIVING, direct from the Agent a
Il new lot of this CELEBRATED HINGE, surprising
anything OF the kind used invened-a sizes The
No. 4S Charities street. For sale By
WIN. A. BEEOHER,
auli ~ Sign OF the Big Model Gate
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-. To Morr0lD Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hall, corner St.
Charles and Common streets. at 10 O'Clock.
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Oakley & HAWKINS,
!OITONz FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ NO. 20 GnaVieT street, Nep Orleans. aull lyW'
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Steamboat Departures ThIs Day.

- st. Louis Packet New Uncle Sam-This supe
passenger will positively THIS EVENING" S
rrday, at O'Clock for ST. Louis Cairo Memphis from
Poydras street wharf
sul HYDE & oGLEsBY 70 Poydras ST.
" Passenge viii please be board a the above holr
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8, ~. Ice Messr3 SHELDON & FELTON,, Con.
o. lUS boxes barrels and casks Merchandise m srs AMI
received per bark MERLIN from New York "a January 1879 are
70 eau and pay charges e they viii be iod al
M, n1S lays I Hoih a4le' SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW,
NV Agents Of Bark.
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HE sIEAMBOA AT UNoLE SAM Is now offered
having uit been thoroughly repaired at the
docks in Ct. Louis, aud stands No. IN the In
SuTance Companies, there and in this city. Games IaTTa
cargo and of light draught Persons wishing 10 buy csn
examine her as shs lays at Algefs.
For further particular, apply to
6 an11 IL HYDE 3 OGLESBY. u pnrarns st
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ANDERs & METGALF,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING RcHANTs, Ne 90
v Camp Ertsh NfH or9saHh Rgll lyW
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~ large supply Of GOLD PENS. Of ali he celebrated
makers, ranging from
One 70 Eighteen Dollars!
For sale wholesale and retail by
GUINNESS & CO
-, - Dealers In Fancy Artoer Gold Peas, enc
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a. During the SUMNER VACATION Of
other SCHOOLS, RufentH have their Children ~
DOLhEAi, Nc. Is Camp AEM
and gRut had and be wen atted for the Fa bufiner o
to II A. Nj 4 toe 2. H.. and 70 ct uight IVA 50
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G.. W. OLIVER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND SHIP AGENT, No. %
" 81. Charles street. Nsis Orleans. anil dm&lyW
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ORLEANS TEMPLE No. s-At the Regular Quarterly
Evening, August I. G. w. s.. vs. III. Rondeau IN
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CON SUMPTION,

T OUlS FONTAIN, jr,, partner OF the hrm OF
Fsntan & Son, Chemists and PRESCRIPTION.
ISIS to- the Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, d. G., a depot for the sale OF
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue near Jackson Hall, which they offer
10 the American public as sure antdote for Con-
sumption in lis c1raneed as well as ncipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets nj once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, to natural and heal
Thy action. Accompanying each package are gem
eral instructions and directions (ransated for its
use adapted to all cases, and If strictly followed,
win not fail, in every instance--ift the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure TO atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
'L5sFor the information of persons residing in
The interior; any part Of the government-he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
yised by officers Of the Post Office Department to
any post office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle q per-
son TO one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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Harden 4 Co..

FoEWA RDlNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LEAVING DISPOSED III their interest IN the Express hy
Ill tNen New iJfk and D0siou beg 10 inform Their
friends anal the public thai they VIII devote ther aeioll
pIlcifiy u, the Exchange, Shipping aud Commission
Busio,5s ia rdhnexon with their Liverpool and Boston
House ma Agencies at London, Paris and HaFrc,
Tile fietltH thai have been offered by Tho Subscribers
lie pas lev sters Tor The execution OF London aud rsrs
ontrs now very much Increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York
Orders 1F purchases to be made in England France and
otrp parts oi Europe viii be executed, and upon The most
reasonable terms, by agents Cash advanced ana
ctdits given for the purpose % facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods II
lhe New lofk AMI Bogon hous,s and aiwpniiny
with the utmost despatch
Exchange al sight, In sums to suit constantly for sale ~
London, Liverpool, aud PARIS
Offices No. wall street. New YORK No Govt sife,',
Bosoni No Cook street, and 70 Waterloo ro1d Liver
pool HARSDEN co. :.
n b. Our Grln n Liverpool continues give every az
tenton 10 the orwarlns Of a kinds OF Merruhndse upon
the most Reasonable terms by steamers sud sailing shps y"
| all parts Of The world.
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON,.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have become prOjrters Of The
above new and splendid Hotel
TIE Adams House erected urng ll.c past
supply obvious demand Increased and superior
street, within I've ninurs walk OF the great Southern aud
Western Railroad Depos and The business sections % the
city, Is adjacent 70 the Park, and the CpoIa commands
Z beautiful view OF the Iiaroor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the most approved
pi.ps with all the modern Inventions that minister The
comfort end convenience Of The traveller and The costfc
tors long experience in hotels, has enabled him 70 intro
dqee many improvements which yet, peculiar
tbs establishment Ii u built 81 Quincy granite. and
tains Hundred and fihy Rooms conveniently arhng
ed In suits aud single apartments well ventilated, and
Piled with Al abundance OF pure foli water.
The Furniture made order from the best patttrns
with special regard Well 10 comfort and yece,
luxury and sptndor.
Our Table viii he supplied with all the Injuries ii hr
season. aud pledge ourselves that the rarities
the season shall be found upon u.
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection vi
servants and our guests mas rely upon pronp and polite
Attendance.
rorters will be in readiness, the various Depots rak-
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for OUR guests
The proprieors trust By Strict attention the wants Of
guests 10 merit share Of patronage assuring all lyhn raly
Evor them with visit liza, nothing shall be wanting
leir part render The ApAia IorsK second 10 mont in
ths Union. l. \ W I ADAMS lrnfri"i"fs
L. ADA1S, IN,
Wi. ADAMS.
Adams House, Eosisn.
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p A II.IO N.
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISL

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor begs 10 inform his friends and
the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. lie has erected a large building contain
ing SO rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; they are Of comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in oil respects to those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing to engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed TO him at the City Ho'
tel, broadway, win be Immediately attended to
a steamboat runs between New York aud New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz.
From .Ns,o Brighton From North Pier, NJ York.
Al 8 and IL AM. At9, Pm. and ~.
2 5 90, PM. 3 Ia, s, & s, PM.
More frequent communications will be estab-
,lished as the season advances.
The Pavilion Is ready FOR the reception Of com
psny. y. BLANCHARD.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 7eI, broadway, New York.

j. H. MONNOT, FRopElsron.
THIS HOTEL, situate IN the upper AMI hsionubc part
Of Broa'iway has been enlarged ns now to be the
most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty, and salrity OF It's position
have heretofore cased It's be 80 monop
oztd by permanent residents OF the city as 10 exclude The
travelling public from participation Ia IT. comforts
ESensive additions have been mnde, however, with q
view 10 SGT apart for transient visitors suits OF parurs and
bedrooms, 10 be retained at all seasons Tor them
Families from afsr will now 6nd the choicest acsohno.
dailons OF this Hotel constantly SIT apart for tem and
every attention will be paid render u attractive TO the
transient visitor Il has proved to those who, residing IN
the vicinity OF New York, have constantly, since Its open
ing, honored IL with their selection, combining all the
nXnres Of the best European hotels, with The advantages
Of It's location.
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TO INVENTORS AND pATENTEEs.

AGENCY ron onTAisING PATENTS roE SEW tSvES'
Tloss AT wAsHIS6TdN.
w 7. ELLIOT formerly Of The PATENT Office, nlorns
w is former clients a others, that his ONCE ma. su
od AZ The same corner where has been located ior
the las thirty years directly opposite the Patent once.
AMI promptnes auy business The line oil his profession
such furnishing information respecting The ORIGINALITY
and pltentaby ofnrenioDs preparing papers ana draw'
ings Tor applications for patents, caveats, dc,
To tose unacquante with him. he refers 10 the follow
Ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry l.. Ellsworth, late Cons
missioner OF Patents -,
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1872.
Nc William r. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in The Patent Office DrauRhtsman, &C. having esiah'
lished Patent Agency IN the city oi Washington tast
great pleasure in Recommending him as gentleman wor,
Thy Of confidence, and being particularly qualified to
tax. charge OF any business requiring knowledge vi me
chacal science the progress Of the arts and patent I'M
Mr.. Eliot Is also well acquainted with The
practice Of this oflce. HENRY H. ELLSWORIH,
Commissioner Of Patents,
w r. Elliot w also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Once building. M@#e
ps- Letters b,slnessto be postpaid.
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rME MARRIEn wOMAN,s PRIvATE

NohASS Fhlt
L MEDICAL COMPANION, by DIR. A. NJ MArRicEAu
Professor III Diseases Of Woman 81 edition, lsmo PIP go
price 81, $4,000 copisj sold IN three months,
The great demand for this most important work, (of
which thousands sold has compelled the Issue of
er edition.. Il is Intended especially for The married, as il
dscoses important secrets which should be known to them
particularly Here every female discover the causes
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and most
tain mode OF cure IN every complaint 10 which her sea Is
subject -,..e
Ills an Important question 10 the married why II is thai
We behold 10 many married females scky debtaed and
prostra,ed also the and whether they sscs
thle remedy. They will here find these important mat
ters connected with discoveries in medical and ply sioog
cal srience, which meet this question
This s destined ~ be in the hands Of every wife
and mother who has regard 1or her health and wei
fire. 40 well as thar other husband
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved d blessing 10 thousands,
To those yet unmarried but contemplating marriage, or
perhaps hssatng ms 10 the propTey Of mourning the
sponsiblities attendant upon IT, the importance uf being
possessed Of the revelations contained In these pages SO IN
imaiey involving their future happiness be appre
cated. f@
Ccpiss iriR he ssaf by mail free Of posfage
On the receipt Of one dollar, the Married Woman's Pr
MediEal Companion will he sent free OF postage
any part olths United States All letters he addressed
lpost peidl 10 DR. A. NJ Manreea Box 1874 New York
city Publishing Office, No. l2S LIBERTY ST. New York
For sale by the following Agents;
ZEIRER & co, Philadelphia WI TAYLOR, & 60,
Baltimore,
Sole Agent Ion Washington, n, G..
" ADAM.
doors rom l2 strett.
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UIVTAROP HOUSE, BOSTON.

TIR JOHN WRIGHT having relinluished all connection
Ill with The Winthrop Iipusr 1t Will FOR the future
dSr he soils management the subscriber and the house
= new opened Hotel for the travelling public we'll
homo Tor more permanent b0arders
The situation Jousa, directly in front Of Boston
Common ta spacious and airy rooms and all us internal
eeeommodsos render nnequilrd by any public iouse
IL the city its attractions for the traveller and those
desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience as Ia apartments, table and aten.
dance viii furnished the hosr, which be had
any motel In the city its attractions for the raSter ant
for those desiring mor- permanent lodgings,
Every convenience as TO apartments tabls and EUsn.
dance viii be furnished at the house which be hat
Gly hotel boarding house N the city and the subscriber
viii himself 10 the comfort ni all wo may favor him
with tleir patronage,
Parties travelling with their families and with ladies',
will fnd the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience.
TIE patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
earaeTs, is respectfully sulciieh
WILLIAM II SPOoSER
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TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
l. venting Compound Of such delightful
nature TO render the hardest and toughest skin soft,
fair, and delicaiely white.
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Cen
tlelnen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, &C., any amusement or exertion proju-
dicial TO the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
peasngly ecacious in removing oil hardness, stain,
redness, and oil other cu,aneous Disagreement; pre-
venting and rendering the skin Soft fair, and phable.
From tho nice combination of Balsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy Lalher, with the hardest or Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths They produce the most sofiening and re-
freshing sensation, and will be found an excellel
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains
Ships, Merchants, and oil who trade with fsrsiga
countries, they will retain their virtue in anycli.
mate. For sale by CHAS. ST0TT.
Drug q Apoih, corner Of 7th 4 Pa. az.
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear
wM, n, JENNINs 4 co..,

DRApsas Asp TAILons importers Of Cloths, Casslnsrss
yesngs, Fancy Dress Articles, Sc, 23i Broadway, Anne
new fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear Sc.
leced with view To rendering their stock rich In quail
" and variety as can be found in the city.
FOR oYERCOA TS--Dlue, black brown olive and
greer Elled cloths various shades Beaver dol drnb and
blue Devonshire kersey Canaa grey do; drab blue and
black Pilot Cloth; brown, black blue, and drub Mohar
WiSTER fRocKs, SACKS, sc.--Beaver and mills,l
pRksS R Roy 1see rs S black S ov.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of lh"ys, simonis
BIsINESs AND 7RAEELLIH6 coATs-rlaid
HiSTiSs codTs@oiitss' brown and drab Molss
P4NTIL0ONS,-Fre English German and Anne.
rican black blue mixed, and fancy Cassimrrss selected
with reference the various our numerous ma
irons in this line, to which such attention has been directed
10 enable Ms 10 insure fit combining aud elegance
TISTSBlack silks and satlns, fancy do waollen and
and Marseilles rich silk and salng ior bali and Parties,
ARMyAND Ma TY- Experience enables US 10 farnls'
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations and We av
always on hand the material necessary 10 the dferen
FIRST aUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal TO the best custom work: aa
OTERCoATS: Brown, olive, p.ren, BLACK and blue
proved styles Sacks, including bne black browu and drab
hohar drab and blue Pilot, olive and brown Tweeis sr.
Business and Travelling Goats. olive brown green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassimere Twee &c Dress and Frock
Coaks and Black Cloths fill and three quarter cir.
cles, PanlaloonsBlack, blue mixed, and fancy Cass.
meres; plain and ribbed veyeteens for riding, travelling
DC. vesinss-Da Silk, Satin, Bombazne and Cassi.
mere; fancy SIR, Sifn and valencia; fguered plain
wool Nelyei, black and figured silk do Dressing Gowns
De LANES, Mrrino, and figured Muslin, In variety
Hunting Coats in various styles.
FINC Y DRESS IR1ICLES.--Taglon Jenny Lind
Maznka, and other styles fancy Crayas English, French
and Italian black silt Crayats; extra ana medium quality
black san Cravas superior black silk and Satin
style fancy do Merno Scarfs Aufes, for travel
ling, &c twled and plain English, French. and India
Pocket Ilandksrcheis. Cloces-Chason's and Bajou's
black white, colOrpd Kid. also ArrinO
berlin, Linen, Cotton, ar. SspendersAll the various
styles ami qualities Uuderyesfs and DIawcrs-AIrrno
SILK and Buckskn Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merno and Cotton various grades; Shirts
Bosoms, aud Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.-Cloihs, Cassmeres, yesiings, &c.
extensive assortment be found in the country
which will he sold by the piece yard at MS low prices
they be bought with The obvious advantage selfc
ton from what can be relied upon The most fashionable
goods.
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EPILEPSY OR FAILING SICKNESS.

IN all symptoms Of frequent pain In The Head, dmness Of
" Sight noise the ears, disturbed Sleep with sgat.
ing Dreams PALPITdTION, FLATULENCY and
WEAKNESS, DIR. SWEETsER'S PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perservered In, until
every symptom ceases The above are the premontory
symptoms Of Epilepsy and denote very foul state Of
the blood stomach and ratification Of the blood
by the Of ths Panacea viii all imes insure the body
aainst any Of these dsagreeahle symptoms Many per.
sons sunpose that il Is useless take medicine unless we
are so i'll as 10 unable our daily avocatons
therein lies their We do not insure houses and
goods when they are on hfe with the expectation that
they will soon burn up; but the wise precept Of guard
ing against accident So II we purify our blood When we'll
insure bodies against attacks Of sickness with
the expectation Of being sick, hui be always pre-
pered against us attacks For sale oil the druggists
]. F, CALLAN,
corner off and 9TH streets
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III on 10 ND or A ND FA pIILY
CAKHYALI FOR SALE.

81 THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
Ha HOUSE and LOT, OH the south side Of Mary land
Avenue between u and 9Th streets for sale cheap ON
accommodating terms lie Thinks il unnecessary give
here description Of the property as tiuse WIN wish
purchase c0n call and examine for themselves.
ALSO, n fISg FAMILY CiuRyALL, Of laie style, The
trimmings aud in taste Those who wish 10 pur
chase will lind this bargain II be by calling
III. subscriber CALEB FARMHOUSE.
jan Mary land Ave. south side, between ~ a. SIS,
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Ws.nln gton univsrsi,y OF Baltimore.

MI EDIC Al DEPARTMENT. Sesson Of le41 and lsi9,
Pfof c MoSKuR, n Theory and rrAeftee Of Alrai'
cine
Prof r. FeKraAS, NJ d. Cbemistry
fgnr WnIIAal I WILSON, NJ -, Therapsui's and Siatr,
ria Nedca +.
Praf WILLIAM I. IEoSARp, VI d., Anatomy,
WILLIAM ii SFo.EE NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics DIS
eases al Women and tildren, and Medical JulIspri.
arnrt.
Pfof GEoRaE NrCooK, NJ D., Surgery
pr WAKEsIAs BRrARrY, Demonstration Of Anatomy
The annual course OF Lectures Will commence on Mon
mar. 2ah Of october neSt, and continue tour months
The college, has greatly enlarged ne capabilities ior i'm.
parting Mt,tca instruction Tile Hospital Department.
der The control ri resident member OF the Faculty, hRs
h.sG ich with OF disease. Museum 81 Anatoml-
ed and other preparations has been established and many
important njdions 10 the Obsterical Department have
been received from Paris The rooms for tfs resident Sin.
dents numerous comfortable ami econ omia and will
prove greatly advantageous &" such wish I" lr=i-
itsi,,pn,,s and nnin'crrptei course IL study,
fsss. for The Session.
Aiatric naIion tirhe1 - .f !
Professors ticket. cnch H.
pemolIairdtof's ticket ,y... -. 10
Diploma ,,. ,s. ~ ..
u, FOREMAN, Dean.
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~. "a fRANRLLV PLacE. pNILADELplnl.

OTIS HART respectfully informs his friends and The
public 81 large, aud particularly lis old patrons in
ware thst his house Ne ~ frankng Place, which Tor
pcaness aud comfort as well an iyscy md qCDefs
situation, is unsurpassed by any public hnst ~ ri nsdel
lhil Is open for their coamodtion TAytl.nih. '.gl
and1vsilen 10 the city will find his hoss desirable
lodging. or temporary home they could wah-whc lie
charres ranging IS 10 81 day, will be Duni
moderate bis patrons would ask for the bupsuor accom-
nSiaiions they will obtain.
n D. LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for The es
peelai accommodation OF merchants and other business
men, from to p NJ. every day, except Sundays PER
htASEET DoARDERS, for whom the esht seeommodatons
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New Carpet Warehouse.

DAII4RD q PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand
Gag occupied by them 10 The large and eomnodios Ware
house recently erected on the north side Of
BRo6SiFIELD STREET,
short distance from Washington street, WHERE hey offer
nor sale an assortment oi English aud Asrc
Carpe,.ngs of all qualities do do Stair Carpetngs Hearth
Rass, Bookings Straw hlatin3s, &c, &c.
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths 81 al
dncnsioDs
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sOFAsl sOFAs!!
JOHN MILO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, AIRY, and elegant estab
Ill lishmen, formerly known as the ALEXANDRIA, No.
50. Broadway takes pleasure In announcing 10 strangers
visiting the city and the public that his Saloons
open their reception They have been improved deco.
rated. and newly furnished and every effort has been
made 10 render lhrm The most attractive aud agreeable
place OF resort in this country
Tie large saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain, and is ornainented with the
choicest PLANS and Flowers lees and Dtlcacies of every
kind served here during their The rooms
above where there wellsfored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors great variety devoted exclusively to
gentle The vsier, whether seeking good prone
made agreeable lounge, delicious retro shenis, will
find them al No ISL,