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AMUSE MENTy.

RowERY TnEATRE-MONDAY EVENING. MAY Z
N 'fsyissy
sG% Mr. Dg sanqso Mr. stephens Lady Masbsth Mrs
wi i$sTai @,sdA BY Nh s Ty Smith Mr.
a SS in Which Siie eh ss0
Of Blaey WIZ ana a hs Flaming Groves
n Doors open at G curtain will rise at ~ o'clock
CHANFRAy's NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM
TSEERfaf 4 May wizard % Ss S a
ss a n WsST SaSd0 Mr. Mr.
Mr. Thompson Eustaee Fitzgerald Mr. Williams
smith; as.an Held smae Mr. Ttcu H$ saIdsn MIS- Mrs.
w H. Chapman; Almea, Miss Mestayer Doors open at TX
performance commence at o'clock
MECHANICs'HALL NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
W Grand and BroOme Streets Monday, pr 80 every
%Ssss Af Oldest nnd
company in the world the harmonise negro melodies
in % city, during the
The Of se sP pa
10 under the direction Of r Christy Doors open
concert every Saturday commencing at three o'clock r. NJ
4 POLIO ROOMS BROADwAY.-DEsIRE IKEI-
cert On VIII srana Sa and NE Con
mer will be assisted Nine Eliza vcrne valentn Prima
i S?Fs ss inGS Sp;i
and ah at s
street Doors open at7 performance to commence No
SIrasd srisian faetory Mr. Erar and IS qr
sale On Tuesday sth inst. Mr.. kehemer will give his
will be entirely varied.
VAUxnAIL GARDEN-NEw sALooN.-FoR SIX
Nights Only-unprecedente Attraction Mr. Macar-
my he celebrated Deneator Irish Character of the Thea
ire Drnry Lane and Covent Garden London aided by
from the Italian Opera House Ion. who viii sing
T .id ommeneing on Monday evenng Nay TN
fyinn Ss NilG H"SF ra
EMERALD IsLE-inerspersed with songs Sketches
&C. Doors open at rs commence Tickets % No
postponement on account of the weather
ssJNHR CAMPBELLs ARE CoMING"-MoNTACUE
original and well known Campbell Mnstre whose Concerts
at the Society Library received with the dsn
beg to the fades and gentlemen of Broohyn
that they will give two of their nimabe and highly popu
lar Musical Entertainments, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings Mayo and TO- when they will Introduce pro-
gramme of their own original music dancing &C. Doors open
NB-The Campbels will commence series Of their highly
popular Concerts at the Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway,
q. A. KIMBERLY. Manager and Director
ONE WEEK MORE.-LARGEST PAINTING IN THE
~ World, at 1896 MISUNDERSTANDING Grand Classical
This great work has been exhb in Boston and
Albany for the last nine months and by the
snsive and dSeraed painting ever bought ont those
Sss Open every evening At ans at Also on
half price, Liberal arrangements made with schools and
parties.
5JInE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY.
this country consists Of great number Of life size Of
Of
Temples and Bridges; specimens Of Chinese Manuaeures
Music Lanterns &C. Nc Open from nine A. NJ till ten p
NJ daily Admitance cens children under twelve, half
price.
~ Summer resort be engaged for evening
ments during the ensuing For further particulars
S''' '-'N' N'''''N '" ''' FRENCH HEIsER
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Venerea Structures, and all diseases private ma
turc illustrated by coored plates edition
has published by Stringer Townsend be
of the author 5O4 Broadway edition the
authors work Seminal diseases resulting mpro
habits, been published. The Rev. Blake saws
this should be in the hands of every father youth
and much household book as the New Testament.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL. PRo.
sSs"% My win b br .s:ss r.
Ss b DsSs DsnaGS Mr. Val.
scmsd y's Of Wo SPEAKS SISsr Win
Mr. Esssr Ernest Me- L. s.r
Doors open a. IS to S TaI w
Sus,s 70 esns Family Circle esn' open At 70
~ Mr. Ghppendae..Stage Manager Mr.. John SETON.
viii be presented MACnETn NJ Mcrsady Dun.
" % W ss:sm @ lu % GsF Man
es M M nr Ss M ks' 6as 4
Eeakns witch NJ chppendalc Second Speaking Witch
Macbeth, Miss Coleman Pope eD' 800, - 80
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-MoN-
d sy San% May w BE- 5s ssa E8k kes MAJ Mi
%fw nE Gs Psa s ssr
s EFs Md Ss NJ sT TO Sop % With FAST
Mr. Hamilton shylarI, Mr. Joinstcn Mr. Brcreon Mr. War.
Family 5ree SS:sy csas rr1as bore. IS
A MEXICAN Ter Cam. MUSEUM: T.. BARNyM MANAGER
Every day and evening this yeeESpendid Perfsrmsnes.
'ss sssG and tn
s an s Ta s s
Ps assh p% aTs S
% sn:,s
Miss West Mics Barton, Miss Melville. Highland Mammoth
Wax Scripture statuary representations Of tho sa
Twins. Madame Rockwell, the fortune teller Ad-
mission q cts, children under 10 years l2ls
vTHENEw ORLEANS sERENADERs, AND ORIGINAL
ace gny Of Ey o S at tho
The oldest in and the first to introduce
Grand Seenas from Norma Linda Lucreza Borga and tho
popular Chorues from the Enohanrcss Admtanco 20 cts.
Doors at Concert at o'clock Concert every Sstur
day afternoon at o'clock.
" OIGTLANDER's MICROCOsMIC VIEWS, AT THE
w. New Assem- bly, Rooms, Chinese Museum al Broadway
at the Chinese Museum, Monday evening May -
They consist of several hundred paintings glass by the
embracing scenes in Italy the Alps Germany Spain Portu
% ana a ns
and Mount Auburn Cemetere' New York Bay &c. So Tie
se IF fayo Clay and
and entirely and magnificent spectacle entitled The
cannot be adequately described in words Parque tickets
90 cents and eas can be secured during the day from tod
o'clock 20
TXHBITloN.-THE LARGE AND SMALL STEAM
~ balloons In full operaon with appropriate Lectures.
at the Coliseum, 45O Broadway encng on Monday
next May7 Front seat tickets, to admit lady and gentle
commence at o'clock.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs--THD
l. exhibition of Paintings by artists Of the above school
M be S fTSm tho s
the Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway between Spring
tnd sEeS N sm 70 SsaiSh un
ININE ARTs-A GENTLEMAN RECENTLY ARRIVED
from Vienna has brought from there fifteen of Oil
Paintings all originals which he intends sell The Paint
ng be 90 Duane street. from the 9th to the 10Th
May Only invited them and such
gentlemen who able the due price Of Titan and
other distinguished artists.
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FOR SALE.

-HN.>r>~I>o>~~~~~-oD~~N,,>>,
NOR SALE-A HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINE,
Il about 60 horse power Is inch cylinder AZ inch stroke,
with boilers each 2 feet long feet diameter each with
two hues made from Nol best Pennsylvania iron Tho
engine has been used month"; and perfect in
the only selling it being that
has been substituted. Apply to A. X. MOEN lbs Water
street, or o the subscribers.
WAsHBURN MoEN s. CO.. Worcester Mass.
NOR SALE AT FORT HAMILTON (THE NARROwsl
most desirable country residence comprising hand
Cottage, containing nine kitchen, and all
stabing three horses coach and gardeners
house. house. vegetable garden well stocked
with fruit and in the highest state of cuvaon 'front.'
garden ornamental and the whole covering space OF IS IT.
by feet The aspect is Immediately facing the bay and
only minutes walk the landing. 5000 Of
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage de-
sired. For and price, inquire Of Lieut. D. NICKElSs
L. s. A, Fort Hamilton.
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Small Profits and Quick snies-Eng,ish

Small Profits and Quick Sales-English
three ply double superhne and common ingram and yene
Carpe floor oil Cloth, feet "a Rugs
the celebrated cheapest Carpet Establishment the
United States, No. 90 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Hundreds daily Positive proof to wit
ness the immense quantity purchased and away.
Our Readers In Want of Competing, may
have opportunity to save forty cent by purchasing
McGRORTY, at his store 1876 William street. near Full
ton he accommodation of retail customers ut this
having thrown his establishment extensive
stock at wholesale prices See advertisement in another
adm
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April and for the previous three months in each Of the
past two years
COMMERCE OF PHILApELrHIA-DurIEs COLLECTED.
1S43. 1919
Duties received in April. -. S24977S oS Sl49 ga 10
prev mos. 9l3,S43 40 S2i $50 70
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U,uuADFIpUIA. MAY l. lsie-HAvING DISPOSED
i Of my establishment to william Taylor, ! take this
method friends At the same time, re-
tu,n 10 hem nv sincere thanks for the liberal encourage
mcnt received during the conducted tho same and
further hope continuance Of the like may be tended To-
vnids my successor, ~ '" o"bnn nv,
No. Darts Budding Sixth st. doors above Chesnut
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HOTELS.

M ERCHANTS' HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
Nl Arch and Market Philadelphia. The propretorship
and Of this we'll known hotel (which is located
in the very Of busincss having this day passed
Of tie subscribers they beg leave state that
ia their render worthy Of the liberal patronage
with which IL has been heretofore sustained and hope by
unromittnu attention. deserve the patronage OF their
friends who may visit the city on business or pleasure
' Vs. G. u j. MekIBBiN,
Formerly Of tho Exchange Hotel. Pittsburch.
A LUAMBRA, 1876 WATER STREET, (2No DOOR NORTH
n Pine street The subscriber respectfully announces
10 the doing business in that vicinity and also 10
his many patrons when proprietor OF the Rainbow Howard
street and Of Beetman street that the Ahambra
will once equal it's palmcst day In all its departments
description served with dispatch
and attep zion bill Of fare will be found reasonable
han some reasonable house of the class down
WIN DILLON, Proprietor.
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ASSURANCES.


OFFICE OF TIE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
the National Fire Insurance Company
this declared dividend of five payable to
the stockholders and after the lth instant by order OF
the Board of Directors, W. {. KELLOGG, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
capital large surplus securely invested prepared
against loss by fire all dss
cripons property; also inland risks, as
similar institution in this city All
losses promptly adjusted and paid
RS:
Thos. W Thorne, Martin Hoffman, Eugene Bogart,
John Van Boskerck, John J. Herrick Andrew D. Meck.
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyek, Joseph n. Lord Jr.s
Henry H. Ward, Gesrgc Bell, stephen Holt,
W. II. Jacobs.
TIIOs. W. THORNE, President.
W. C. KELLOGG Secretary.
VNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND MARITIME
Claims Of all kinds adjusted and nautic !, documents
French. Spanish Italian and Portuguese, translated by
JAMES BERGEN, Insurance Broker, No ~ Wall ct.
NEW MUSIC,-"ANNA BISHOP QUADRILIES"-SU-
~ Quadres, ID Edition My Own Woodland Bride.
new song by Crosby avarny Polka; Brightly the Noon
by It's Midnight yet think Of Thee N.Y. Wood
Home love thee well, and variety Of Wsltzes
Poka Quick Steps by the undersigned successors Of C.
Holt, Jr, go JOIN u fAf Goy,,
12f Fulton street, Sun Building
Al UsIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT By A
WI young Lady who has thorough knowledge Of Music,
t. ceptionabe references Terms
for rquarter those advanced. 8l2 Ap
ply to s. c.. Herald office.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS, AND SEAFARING
MenJust published the Travellers Medical Guide and
Private Treatise by Ralph Glover NJ d. This the
perfect work of the kind presented to the American pub
lie being embeshed with Is LthSgraphic Plates 1t con
tans description Of all diseases Of the Gento urinary Or
gaps their symptoms and best mode of together with
Recipes for making the various preparations used in their
Price, ST. For sale by Townsend Srnger 222
Broadway ard by the Author Mt his Office No. (now l2)
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WIGS and Toupees-BatcheIor's wig rInnu-

No. all street. is, believe the only
the city where the Wig business is carried exclusively
that practice makes perfect His newly
Wigs obtained Silver Medal at the Fair the
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS..
81.
nR. WIN. SCJIRMER HAS REMOVED TO NO. 49i
- Broadway. Ofnoe hours from to Up NJ
- EMUvAlr-PnllIP ERNST, PROFESSOR OF THE
IN Ioem and Ordinary Flute and Guitar, would inform
his patrons and friends that he has removed TO 2 Broad
way, lafsrgo Buildings (rooms Nos. and g. ID hoor)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-07

IIOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DikECT-POSI-
lively and only regular packeTo sail May lG
The splendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSEu Capt N.
Richmond having the the best part ~ her crgo engaged ana
going board is loading at Pier NO III North River
For balance freight apply on board at Pier No.
ii North River, or to
N. B.-Shippers will please send in their bills Of adng
early Passengers by this vessel that have
paid their passages will please call at the Office Of the agent
SETTLE order that their berth3 he secured There
Is yet for few cabin passengers No s.eerage
passengers taken In thia vessel
INOR CALIFORNIA, THE GOLD REGION.-TUE FIRST
class, J. oOppered and copper fastened ship PROBUS
lying pier No North River, will sail for San Fran
cisco about the 18th inst positively having her freight
nearly engaged, and going on board Can handsomely
accommodate few first cabin ALSO about thirty
second cabin deck at S2j and found For passage anu
the bulk of 0O barrels freight, apply to
f. B. SUTTON, 81 Wall street or
JOHN OGDEN, li6 Wall street
EIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO. DiksCCT[rr,nnih
fat smiling and beautiful packet built 1sfn new twenty
ton, will sail la few days. This vessel y; new,
months old only and hted ont in meat spS I" che vessel
distinguished Physician and Surgeon ataou aten fv
aud limited number Of passengers only ~ ses An
will DO received, IL application e l'uo !" 'eA '
Wy IN ooafo' a. 'e' II ISAAC r SMITH. i0l Wall street.
DORThpTE WOODEN CALIFORNIA uoVsE5-Bvil.ap
rspressiy for California, and always on hand AZ 40 ~
broadway where the emgrant csn procure cne"P ""a
ho,se Of lions ut short notice
GEO FREEMAN Co., No. % Broadwy
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THE GOLD COAST.

NOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or
leansThe United States Mail Steamship Company will
despatch Saturday May 10Th tho commodious aud well
Orleans and will land receive passengers at the bar AZ
United States Mails for Pacific from Panama to
rol; faruia and Oveyo
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-LEAvE NEW YORK AT
- g. ii T. and O'clock. Leave Vanderbts Landing t
g. 10 l. 3. and o'cloek-
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color whiskers musachios eyebrows is from
gentemens hair, hour and ladies' hair tw
hours This valuable liquid for sale applied Batche
lor Wig Factory, Wall street. Copy the address.
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THE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, AND ORIGINAL
l. Burlesque Opera Company-0Scn Every Night, tho
Society Library Rooms broadway and Leonard
The Oldest company in existence and the first to introduce
and harmonic Ethiopian Melodies The embraces
Grand Seenas from Norma Linda Lucreza Borga and the
popular Choruses from the Enohanress Admttanco
Doors at u Concert at o'clock Concert SAtur
a o
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RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERs sTREET-MON-

- day evening, May !, will be performed HERR NAN
Nf-Herr Nanny, Mr. Warden Dan Silver. Mr.. Rea Nell
WIZ WIZ Mis- Chapman new farce entitled HIS FIRST
rhCCADlLO Jonadab Jinkin Mr. Johnston; Captain
Inrosh Mr. Jordoni Miss Rosanna Jnkin Miss Chapman;
lara lara MES mlhert To conelnde with FAST MANmSky-
mr. Hamilton sNyarl Mr. Johnson Mr. Brcreton Mr. War
dehi MISS Kate Mrs knight; Betsy Miss Chapman Dress
Circle % cents Family Circle % cents; Boxes IS
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~ sreetMonday evening May T. will be acted the dra-
ma OF the ENCHANTER; Or, The Wizard the Mountain
nohemond Mr. Chanfrau; Raymond Mr. Herbert Conradc
Mr. Dawes; Amaury, Mr. Seymour Marte FORESTER. San
Serre Mr. Hamilton Baudoin, Mr. Rasentha ST. Ebert Mr.
Goodseault; Walter de Munte Mr.. Barnet Geoffrov de-
neanvais Mr. Thompson; Eustace Fitzgerald Mr. Williams;
Wiiham Mr. Pardey seult, Mrs lsherwood Bertha Mis-,
SMITH Hassan, Mr. HELD lsmae Mr.. Tilton; Sadan Mr.
W. H. Chapman Almea Miss Mestayer Doors omen AT ~.
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DY JACOB s. PLATT.-L. @. DARLINGTON, AUG
ID Observation-Disclosures Jacob Plat will sell this day,
at IL o'clock Room for cash delivery
mahogany Pianoorte The leaving the city has
| no furt MS it.
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NOIGTLANDER'S MICROCOSMIC VIEWS AT THE
Now Assen bly, Rooms. Chinese Museum. 81 Broadway.

TNXHIBITlON.-THE LARGE AND SMALL STEAM
IL Balloons in full operation, with appropriate Lectures,
nterspersed with music will be exhibited for few nights
at the Coliseum 400 Broadway, commencing Monday
next May7 Front seat tickets to admit lady and gentle
90 cents; single tickets % cents Open at IA, and
commence at o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WIN. TAYLOR, HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCH
w Books, Stationery. Periodicals &c, &c.. of 5. q
Sherman No. Harris Building, is pleased TO announce thai
for prosecution Of said business he has associated
with him Mark Canning and Chas j. Walker the business
lie conducted under the firm Of TAYLOR CANNING& co.
No q Euildno
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VAUxHALL GARDEN-NEw sALooN.-FoR SIX

nNE WEEK MORE.-LARGEST PAINTING IN THE
~ World at 1896 Observation-Disclosures Grand Classical
Panorama Of the covering four miles
This great work has exhibited Boston and
Albany for the last months and acknowledged by the
public and press to be by far the most truthful compre
hensve and diversified painting brought those
cities Open every evening a. Gommeneing at Also ON
half price. Liberal arrangements made with schools and
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-22
70 sTEAMBOAT CoMrANIEs.

AscEr The subscriber Is now fully prepared 70 fur
nlsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes o
NJ M inpies Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for thu
smallest RIVER boats the largest class steamers
This blower Is constructed upon sound philosophical prin
ciples combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space giving greater force the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now In
use without making the least UNPLEASANT noise while In
motion The superiority this blower Is msnfes
10 any persons disposed to examine It's merits and Ia well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the Of
Blower ii Ii becoming 10 rapidly In general use
In preference TO Nil others.
them In use 5te3
Steamer Bay State New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York,
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do Isl
steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FoUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No to No TO- and upward Of te above
Blowers now so celebrated suitable for all kinds Of Iron
works, Viz: cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces fol
rolling mills, FORCES, sfths fires, &c
JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States ant
the Canadas, 467 Market st. Phllad.
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sHAKspEARE HOTEL,

CORNER or DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN Il
4 GALABRUN, having rcitted and repenshed this spa
cious estabismcnt now prepared to receive company
There are one hundred and nine apartments In this house.
rooms, The large hall may be used for balls or public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly AZ
ranged furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
for any number Of persons from one TO three hundred
be accommodated al the time There rooms where
private parties may BE- furnished with DINNERS Or sup
ket affords Liquors and Wines from the best establish
mens In the city Pastry and Confectionery FURNISHED az
every day attention will DO spared give tnfac
ton. Men Of business and those visiting the city VIII lind
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages arc spoken in this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN, HI
LOUIS GALABRUN.
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No. ~ South Calvert
Isnow year since the subscriber rat introduced
This atoys 70 the inhabitants Of the city and county Of Bal
that no stove ever noducsd nio dis market where .
large number has been sold, ever became 20 popular In
ss s Is las dsas 'a i ssss
commsnced selling this Stove during which lims have
$50 or 4 has BEEN i Il he n.rss ar he sst sa
therefore am from experience prsparsd e say wtnos a
chine made in shape 81 either Stove Range thai
bic q doiug 80 much WORK. q doing i as well ana sI Is
Ore Is made anil brought directly under and very eose
al the boilers rom e Y in numbsr Ths oven Z very
consequently Is twice as large as The generality Of ovens
Cooking Stoves now in use, and third larger ihan ne
s he heat n es enrs around he ossn BE-
ing distance from eight to twenty feet accortng %
s S S ss, y sps ssaSs
long distance IN ne stove before coming e
mns sss e q eoch q keep also
superior baker, and the ANAL size being capable q
s four e 7 % y
saving large Of fuel that Ia usually wasted In this
way and renders i peculiarly adapted @ The use o. board
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
ed 70 sbsianiiaie he above facts but deem y MOI
senence, and at tho same lime obtain the most simple
mGs % and nes s Ss spss Y M
The following are 2 few names selected to which am
s % aIs sssass Il e Nor Charles street
Bishop Waugh. 20 Green street &
Thomas Wilson's corner Calvert and Lexington sreets
DIR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street.
Mrs Jane Hayward, 50 North Calvert street 3}
Edward l.. Fant, Hanover street ,sE
George A. W Spreckelsen, III East Pratt street En-
Abraham Mister, LAG Hanover street,
n James r. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets.
John II. Rhodes l52 Hanover street
DR.. J. NJ. Jennings, North Iisgh street 4.f 8k
Jane S. Jewetf, 81 Howard street r
James Young, &c Eden street N
3 Dr. II. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street,
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street
lohn 3 Selby, esd, 32i Baltimore street Al
DIR. Henry Stnnecke, Ill Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street a
Barnum & Co., City liotel ~
r. Thurston, Fountain Hotel. @tttaGEaesl tt
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel. a
William Field, National Hotel
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel. gs
Col, II. Capron, Laurel Factory, Nd a
Many might be added, but suppose the above
viii suffice See little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars. Any person purchasing OF these
Stoves, after giving fair trial for thirty days and find
their money refunded. t5s3s Gt4s
D. AZ South Calvert street the only place where
they can be had #
,f t BURR PECK, Agent