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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON

TUE undersigned respectfully inform iher friends and
tir puhiie that they hay, become proprtiors oi the
sooye and splendid HoleI.
The Adams House erected during the part
sippy obvious demand i-r increased AMI superior
e.ifios Ii. this city II 10 ioraisd nn Washington
ssfsef within hYe mile4 walk pi the great southern amt
Wssrn Railroad Depos, AMI t.e b,sIitss sections 81 s
e.ty. adjacent the PARK amt The CupolI command
: beautiful view or The iilrbor and adjoining rIwns.
ioss has een constructed alter The most approved
plAIia all modem intentions tai minister III,
comfort and al the Traveller, and The
tors long experience hotels Inns enaic him intro.
luce many improvements which are, yet peculiar
tnis establishment Ii Il built of Quincy ganir, and
ing Hundred and fidy Rooms, conveniently srruiis
ID 10 suits and single apartments well ventilated, aud sup
tlier Win abui,ipnct oi pnre sou water
The Furniture made 20 order on the hest paitfrns
with special regard we 10 eomlo and convenience,
urnry and spl.n,inr
om Table win he supplied with all the lrnres oi hs
season. and pledge ourselves thai the rafitles Of
me ssaHon shall he found upon u,
We hate evaisd unusual alirn,ien The selection Of
ssryans, and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
Attendance.
charge ~ baggage ami provide Carriages for our guests
The proietors nIst bs strict attention the Of
guests shar. Of patronage, assuring all who may
Il, Them with visit, thai nothing shall b. wanting
rn-r part render The ADAMS lorsH second To in
fir Union. J.; W 4, ADAMS, PropnfioIs,
L. ADAMS, jR.,
VA. r.. ADAMS.
Adams House. Boston.
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p A VILION.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
1NIIE Proprietor bcgs to inform his Friends and
the public, thathe has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since lie last
senson. He has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms arc IN
tended for gentlemen only they are Of a comfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo.
minated single rooms In the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country. ss 49,
The Proprietor is now ready 10 treat with Gami.
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms Cor the
season, Letters addressed TO him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, win be Immediately uttsndedto (.
steamboat runs between New York and New
brighton, At the following hours, viz: sa.; W
From .NSso Brighton. From North Pier, N. York.
Al and II Am, Ata, Pm. and 10.
$50, PM. IL, 6, &c, PM.
More frequent communications will be estab-
lished as the sesson advances /.
The Pavilion Il ready for the reception Of com
pay. r. BLANCHARD.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION. ~

I oUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner Of the firm OF
| rsntaD & Son, Chemists and Prescription.
iais 10 the Royal University, Paris, has established
Of Washington city, ID. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, al VIM. Adams
bookstore, Nos. Eliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
To the American public as SURF aniidofs for Con-
sumption 10 its sIpanred as well as i,lcpienf stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, il not ony soothes and qniets Of once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease hui restores the lungs
and their sympahising organs, naitrai and heal
Thy action. Accompanying each package are gem
eral instructions and directions (ranslated) for its
use, adapted to all cases. and ifstrictly followed,
will not fail, in every instanceif the lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring 10 health
which may be, permanently secured 10y future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAlN.
Price, eight Francs.
I5-For the information Of persons residing in
lie interior; any part Of the goycrnment-he would
state that the remedy Il prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboraorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mil, 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 per-
son to one whole and one third package.
leH LOUIS FONTAIN.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

7yR JOHN WRIGHT l.s-ins rriiEIuishsi s connection
vi with ise Winthrop ianss will Icr ihe future
tr te sole OF the subscriber ana Tie hoasS
Is now opened Hotel for The travelling public well
as home Tor usere permanent borders
The situation Of the cass directly in front Of Boston
Common siacoas ana airy rooms sId ali IIs isruGi
Recommendations render Ii DeIisd by any public house
tn the city, its attractions lor Tie tray eii,r s ior iics
desiring more permanent lsisings
livery convenience 10 apartments, fshie eId aitcn-
dance will be furnished 81 tue house. which can be hati al
any hotel in hs cay lis aIracons the traveller and
flr those de string more permanent lodgings
Every convenience as 10 apartments table and atien
dance will be furnished house, which be ka az
any hotel or boarding house in city The
vii de himself tie comfort u ali who may Ltar .m
with their pairnnsge
Pariirs travelling with their families and with iaies
viii hi the Winthrop Iiu'se sspe ally adapted 10 iht
convenience
The patronage Of The travelling public ard Of permanent
osrisrs, is respectfully solicited
7D. WILLIAM II SOONER,
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Harden 4 Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
n A,JNi DISPOSED III ihrr iu,rrt IN the Express he
Ill tw,en New YORK. and Boston, bes to inform then
friends AMI the public that they Will dtvuie ihoSr attention
,artieariy 10 te Exchange, shipping. ana commission
hnsln s. IL c..nne with their Liverpool aud boson
Houscs and .sstncies at London, Paris, aud Havre.
rnt tcits thai hive been offered by the siihscrhers
III asi iew years for the execution Of Lonan amt Paris
,nils sro uuw very much Increased through The direct
I'M, ~ steamers from New York
or.r, lr lchasss 10 be made in England, France and
Otll paris oi Eupe will I've executed and upon the most
reasonable terms, by agents Cari advanced nnd
credits sSr ior TIE purpose facilitating their execution
Particular acop paid 10 enern; and clearing goods AZ
tic New York an Boston ctsiom-honses ana orwpTthns
win the un,isi dcs,l,eb.
Eschansu ut sight, IN suns % sut, constantly or sale ~
Ionon, Liverpool aud Paris
Odlc M. b wall sitpci, New York; No Court street,
Boston; M ,.obA street., And Gu Waterloo road liysr
pool IiAKNDEN 4 co
n o. Our firm IA Liverpool CONTINUES 70 give every at
ntiun % the forwarding 81 all Kinds Of Merchandise upon
III. most reasonable terms by steamers aud selling sh- "
all pafts of tue Ncrd. b.
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rURNIruRE, FunNIruRE,i

a South Seson sireci--E. MOUNT having large and
splendid Of fashionable AMI well made Furnuy
hand comprising wood Ssis walnut 40;
mahogany du, with plUsi satin, dainask and nry hair
cloth seangs and other coverings plain sofas Of NIL prices
and patterns; French Arm Chairs; Ladies Sewing Chairs
Rocking DO; Centre AMI Pier Talrs; Sofa Fables DNas
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension Dining and Gard fnls
dressing bureaus; Warifobss, with *nd whlol nrori
mahogany high Iost Bedstess French do; cnred inal
nd cherry and variety OF others; Ssctiarys BOOK
casts marble tops; mahogany Nasbsian,si iai Enres
,ain and with mirrors; Ladies Work Fables oil ROSEWOOD
and mahogany; rosewood walnut. birch and mahogany
chairs with hacloh. plush ami aask seutne IKE Nist
cane seal Chairs OF aIpauerns, with an extensive assert
nlsnt OF every article IN our line OF bislltss. .
Country Merchants and others are especially nNh "
call ana examine our stock of Furniture, every aiFe :"
which IL manufactured by ourselves. sod VIII be disposed
u on the most reasonable id1hs
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MORNING LINE.
FER rIIII ApELpHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAITI-
MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington Newark Fktun Iiavrs de Grace &c viii
eays the rpot Eleventh and Market streets s CsSctp
sindsJp 90 A NJ
AFTERNOON LISE,
Via New Castle ard TrentLlown
Tie steamboat ONO Capt Davis viii is;yt Deck street
'-i.srt daily, except Sunday, at Ia 7. "
NIGHT LINE
Ter Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
will leave The DEPOT, lin aud Marker streets daily 10
o'clock, A. NJ
The il Lines viii irave Bair,orr for Fhilai,lphs at
A. NJ, and Z. " per Railroad, and O'clock r A., by
Steamboat
SUNDAY MAIL line
Tie only Line for Baltimore, SUNDAY will leave as
depot lin and NJfkct street, az 10 7. NJ
Passengers proes their tickets before taxing their
ss4is IN The cars
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG.
Tickets through 10 Wheeling Piish,g, be rrocnr
si al HE depot, on board the steamboat
Fare 10 P'ushnrs si2 20 Wheeling Ella
NOIiCEai haggage by the above lines Ia entirely Al
ths owners sk aud passengers expressly prohibited
taking anything baggage, but their wearing apparel
80 lbs 81 baggage allowed each passenger
oSts ally q II nUDDEII, Agent
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear
yynT. II, JENNINs s. co,


DnApEns Asn TAiLoRs, importers OF Cloths caaaiIneres
NeTnrs Fancy Dress Articles, &c, III Broadway, Anne.
and fashionable goods for Fall ami Winner wear, &c.
ecied with view 10 rendering their stock as rich Ia qnaii.
~ and variety rs eau be fuiDd In tlf city.
FOR OVsRGOars Hue, black, brown olive, md
greer mlied cloths various faea beaver do; rsb and
black PHO, Cloth; brown black, niue, and drab Mohnr
,ivISTER FRocKs s4cKs dr,.-B Beaver md mile,
Cloibs, siehovia'a, article; extra Twseds. Dc
DRE!sS AND fROcK C6iTS- Blne, hack olivs
brown, Rrsen and Adelaide Cloths oi N.'lyis sInonis
BUSINESS and TRdKELLiN6 co4Ts- PLAID
Cafs,msrs Igssas, and other eoods
FaNTIL0ONS French, English, German aud Anne
with reference 10 the various Of our numerous pa
in this line, which soh attention has direcir
as y enable ns 10 insre ct combining su elegance
TEST3-Biack silks and satins, fancy do, woosn and
velvet piads figured AerIos, white amt hun Csssmere
and hlarfsissi rch SIR and Safns Tor Hill aud Parties
ARMY AND MA r,Y Experience enables us to FIRMS
always on hand the material necessary dfsr,D
FIRST QTrALiTY READ Y MAJ DE al RsfEN7,s
OTERC0A rs Brown. olive, green, blaek, and blue
oroysa s ana ,sa 1o n,q b e , IN
Mohair drab and blue Pioi; olive ami brown Tweeds dc
Youths and Boys oyerroais. Winter Frocks, Sacks Ar
blue Cloths, plaid Cassimerss Twess &c Dress frock
C?atsA Large assortment in various coors and fabrics
Ciosks-Hhie and Hack Cloths full and three quarter cir
ces, Panaloons-B Black blue, mixed aud fiiicy Cass
merss plain and ribbed yelysisens or riding, travelling
sc. Ytstngs-Biack Silk, Saiin Dombszine, and cissi
mere; fancy SILK, Satin, aud Valencia fgiered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured silk do Dire ssng Gowns
De LANES, Merno, and figured Musln In great variety
Hunting Goats Ia various styles.
FANG Y)RESs ARTICLES -Taglionl, Jenny Lind
Mazurka, and other srs fancy cravafs; English French
and Italian black nix Cravars and medium qualify
bark satin Crnvais; superior black silk ami Snin STARTS
newr1 style fancy doi Merio scarfs Mnes Tor travel
ling, Sri tylsd and PLAIN English, French and lnii,
Pocket Handkerchief Gioves-Chason's AM. Bsloi,
hhrk white, and eoored kid alsn Mern, l'kskin lh,ss
Heriin Linen, Cotton, DC Suspenders-Al the variou
styles au qualities Underte ia and DIawerP--NIerino
silk and Rnskskn. Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
While and Mixed erno, ami Cotton. graiss Shirts
Bosoms, and Colars. Umbrellas SILK AMI Cotton
PIECE GUODS.--Cl Cloths CaasimersF, yeslinas, Ae.
ne extensive an asortnrn be found In the country
which will be fod by the piece yard low prices
they rah be bought, with The obvious advantage OF see
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TO INVENTORS AND pATENTEEs.
aoEScy ron osrAISiNa PATENTS ron SEW ISvES
TIoSs AT wAsHisaTpN.

AoEScy no. oDTAISiNa PATENTS ron SEW iNvHS-
TIoSs At wAsHiseToN.
W 7. ELLIOT, formerly u the Patent Office, inlormh
his former clients and others, that his office may sl
be found ih. same where has been oeaied r
The lasi thirty years, directly opposite the Patent once,
He Is procured 10 execute with his accustomed necurarl
anil prom iness any business the line his prcie
such furnishing information respecting the ORIGINALITY
and paienahity Inventions preparing papers and draw
nes for applications ior patents, caveats. Ae.
To those unucquainel with him. he refers TO the ioow
ing testimonial oil the Hon ieury L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner 81 Patents
Patent Office, Feb Is, lsi2
Mr. William r. Elliot, who has heen formerly employed
in the Patent Once Drauglisn,an, Ae having tstab
iikhed faentAstnry in The ciiy oi Washington, take
great pleasure IN recommending him as gentleman wpr
NY oi confidence and being particularly qualified IL
take charge nl any business requiring knowledge al me
chdnra science The progress OF he aris anil patent mt
proyements Mr. Elliot is also well acquainted with it
practice OF this office. HENRY J.. EfLSWOKTH,
Commissioner OF Patents
w +. Elliot Is also The author Of The plan Of HE new
Patent Office building
Ir1f- Letters on bnslness % be posi.pad.
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Books! Books II BOoks!l!

ry,HE shsrriber has sd'Ied mmtneely 10 hi already
mammoth stock al Literature, HIS late aclu4i6ns
nom r irae aslea Of Boston, S,w York and rhiiadt
phis together with heen csfet az the ins works .r Tic
tagrek from Liverpool, anil twenty ditto per ne Leon
fge from iNnUn which VIII be in,tnehafsy married and
stpgs1 Gr iale give IN nninnb,c air u chnes ysrc
~ rst} ant MA stock uileto nnapplnnchfI ni
This continent All hemry mhf, ,sers ~ bp7ta and ia,
hdslAtt IN mehIa insssirAon, Ers goififi 10 como ana
ENJOY the true feast ~ and The f,ng 81 soul.
Every saec 90 whrh the vii iiaf bnti expended,
GO brains n'fh may be hiiud hero. Tne rccoblis
themac,an aud the erazy founder b systems Of Thso
Lazy u eaen ~ he prppsr mich Those given 10 Nero
nancy Asnnlogy, Alchemy, soreeTy and Wiciersit win
ns highly smsr whilst the belle letre c,0lar eau seller
from l5IsD refh ynum.s, Me ttfy cram and chef
douyrss modern English nisrare The hest ,rel;sss
IN every profession and ,sce from the onat nioldnr
10 the enthusiastic soitr ~ every ar ami r
sDcs the books ar here embraced In tic dsparenr
of elementary professional trial rcool hacks ~
every Kind his stock Z immfnse The sbscribor in,,t,
.l Strangers 20 pay him wish before thy leave ~. CIV
10 purchasing from him they save one hall II ther ma
ney cleryyInen, literary raI.cierS sn hook eoleeios
generally living on lines Of railroad steamboat ro,ise
yil DO well 10 put change 81 linen 10 thor Narss and
come a. once 10 40 Nspsi Frett, allowed by all esanp u
e f moral centre Of The Intellectual world Books ps
ins n haif price. literary appliances and convsnsncss
every knd gratis wei bei Spanish cigar aud other
nmruusns Tor nye.rgi. smokers IKE ID.
Z sIsbraied M psr JOHN DOYLE
Cheap Anc-nl and Modern Beotrrll.r,
iI6 Naaeau street, New York
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yVsAGr's BackiHyis NJ The mnst superb sni salts
factory articles Of ie sy u mparis tr,isIc, aud pa
lish be YOU'D description We haze tried 'aa aud in
lihswse n--SpsTif N The TnEss, lI-d 2.
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Ws.l.i.stan Univsr.its. of lislsi.nsrs.

n
MEDIClI DEPARTMENT. Session of isIT and 1919
Psof s MosSuR ii D. fheory anu Practice ef itti'
cine.
Prof i FOREMAN NJ n, Chsmstry.
rraf WnIiAas / WHsas VI D., Therapeutics md MAZE.
lia Msdcs.
Prof WirIIAsi I LForAsn, NJ H. Anatomy,
WHri4m IL SToKzs ~, Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
ess5s 5i Women sHi Children and Medical j:.isYri'
deEEe 1850.
Frof GsoaaF aIcCooT n D., Surgery.
ir WAKE,iAS HRvARIY, Denionsiraior OF Anatomy
It's annual Of Isrtiires Will commtnee on M0S-
DAY 25ih OF OcIUbtr next, and continue four months
Tie College has greatly elsrged its capabilities Tor i'm
parting Medical Instruction The Hospital Department. TN
Ter tie control II resident member Of The Faculty, has
teen fed with cases II disease Museum Of Alaiomi.
cal otr preparations las bssn established and many
important siii0ns The Obstctrical Department have
ipm Paris The Tor the resident stu,
dents comfortable ari economical and wiil
prove greatly advantageous 10 sn.h rs wish "a lGrs sic
issidiors aid uninterrupted course OF stuiT,
F'ess for the Session,
Mairical4ron iinkei 49, SIS
ftoirssnr's llcktt, each ID
iem0fstriior iickst t.-s i1
Diploma "a,
L. FOREMAN, Dfan
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FAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Schedule:
Iessnc spears Wharf BALTIMORE daily exrep SUNDAYS
af y, NJ, by the well known route Via Chesapeake Bsy
CITY Po,i. Petersburg Weldan, Wilmington 10 Charles.
oD s. e., wiIhou loss Of sleep Wtdon-n the popular
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their eNperetc ed
captains and crews. GEORGIA., Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain RUSSELL OF JEwESS, Captain Sniion.
This Lane has bsen running Tor upwards Of twenty years
without loss Of life or property The boats built expressly
for this route arriving IN Norfolk. after comfortable
nights sleep, morning. nj o'clock, A. NJ. Thence up
t James River, with s beautiful scenery, in daylight by
The steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis or ALICE
Captain Bro-h 10 City Pontihence Petersburg In ir
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
some time advance PuIcrsiur. OF the Great q s. Mail
Line with The passengers leaving Baltimore time
Washington City nex morning, where This Great a. S. Mail
Line take their start from thereby deceivng the public with
their false advertisement Of "a hours ahead 81 any
Line The Bay lime gives tie tray eller al least ak hours
ton. ~ G, The passengers that leave Baltimore BY
the Bay Line anagamaien Petersburg with those that
Baltimore evening, and Washington morning,
tsa the Great u s. Mal) Petersburg, therefore arrive
Charleston all together
Also connecting It'll The Sea Board and Roanoke Rail.
road Garys,i- aud frDkiinthence by the steamer
FOX 10 E.nen. Plymouth, Newbern, aud Washington, n.
C., Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at anu Portsmouth O'Clock
r. NJ daily, except sunday, arriving in Baltimore in
time the several routes going North East South and
West.
Fare between Baii 4 Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va s.
q =" Elizabeth Ciiy,S. e. Tb0
+" g :" Franklin,
Richmond or Petersburg, va, s
u :" t;aston Weldon, N. C.,
. Through TO Chareston, > G., q
Meals board Bay and James River Boats, included.
thereby lasng 10 each passenger by this 81 90
1raytllerg by The above rnne Will please be directed by
SiIes Agent in The Csrs and by the Porter in the
Depot yard &. Norfolk Line labelled on his haJ who VIII
direct you and your baggage 70 The boa,
Blldmore, October sth, 1871
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EpILEpsY OR FALLlNG SICKNESS.

IN all symptoms Of frequent pain in the Head DINNERS NJ
" Sigh, noise In the cara, disturbed sleep with agat
Ing dreaUs, PdLPITATIOR, EL4TULENC y, and
WEAKNESS, Dir. SWEETSERS PASACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perservered IN, until
every symptom The abovt the premonitory
symptoms Of Epiiepsy, and denote very foul siae
tie hood stomach and nerves. publication Of blo0t
by lie use this Panacea WIN Al all times insure body
against any of these disaareesbe symphonic Many per.
SONS suppose That IL selefs 10 lake medicine unless
are go III be unable 10 attend 10 daily ayocaons
tsrtn lies teir We do not inarre hoiafs and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they will burn up; hui on he Wise precept Of guard
ing against accident So 1--WE purity our blood when WE'LL
we nsre o hSta ag1in;t ascks Of sickness, not with
the exact expectation az beng sick bn 10 be always pre-
pere ssaisl us attacks For sale u all The druggists
J, r. CAIIAN,
corner ui and .th strfeta
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TIT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
IL. venting q Compound Of such delightful

1T LLOYD has ingcniously succeeded in in
Ill, venting Compound Of such a delightfal
nature as 10 render the hardes and toughest skin soft
fair and delicntely white.
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting. and Gem
,lemen Shooting Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
Rowing. Sc, or any amusement exeftion preju.
dicnl Tho hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TIA BIEIS
pleasngly ecacio,s in removing all madness stain.
fedness, anil MI other cutaneous Disagreement pre-,
venting and rendering the shin soft, fair, ami pliabe.
From The nice combination Of Bslmmic ingrrdi-
ent- introduced into the cnmpnsition they form
fine Creamy I.aiher, with the hardest OF Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Ssit Water
Baths They produce the most satsning and re-
fIeshing aenaation, and win be found M ercellsl
substitute for the Flerh Brush.
They are highly recommended 10 Captains.
Ships, Merchants and all who trade with fsrsiIn
countries, they will retain their virtue in anycl-
mate, For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug. 4 Apofh,, corner Of IN d Pa. az.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Mo. TAI, broadway, New York.

j. H. MoNNoT, PKoPRIEroR.
THIS HOTEL, situate In the upper and fashionable part
Of broadway, has been enlarged now TO he the
mosi extensive thar exists
The convenience, besuty and salubry OF its position
have heretofore caused il accommodations 10 be monop
oized by permanent residents Of the city TO exclude TIE
travelling public FROM participation in IL comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with =
view 10 set apart TOR transient visitors suits OF pario and
be- rooms, to be retained all srasons for Them,
Families from afar will now lind the choicest accommo
datons OF this Hotel constantly s apart for them,
iIanseu visitor Il has proved 10 those who residing Ia
the vicinity OF New YORK, have constantly since LIS open
ing, honoed II with their ssecun combining all The
Injuries Of The best European hotels wiih Tho advantages
o its location.
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y IA Yard ia fLoR and GRACE GREEN.
WOOD are TtFnisr correspondence Of he Post
TERMS ,The terms 10 single f,ibscfbers are az psr
annnin IN advance 81 II not paid In advance For S. IN
advance, one copy win be cent three yrars.
TERMS TO CLUBS--In order 10 accommodate The
large number who wa 10 take list class paptr hut mis-
iakngy think thry cannot afford u, continue the FIJI
lawinf terms low for clnhro be CRY TO one adj
irsas, and ~ the country TO one posi-ofIire
Four copies, 1880. 81 On per ann
EigM [" land onr 10 agenr the ret.
fHR tsrup of tie clnb) go "
Thirteen . Iand one 10 agent or The get
tsrup ri tlermh) 800
Twsny " (fnd one 10 agent or the vet
tsr-up Of die clnhJ 5000
THREE COPIES Of The saturday Evening Pant and
ONE Of either Godsys Lady's hook Grahams Maya.
zins, f1r SIX DOLLARS
Tie money fnr clubs he always sent In advance
Subscriptions way he cent al our risk. When the sum In
large drs ehoud be procured, II posFble-ihc coet N
which may he des,lcisd from The amount Adirr.s
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