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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-16

DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, LIv-
Err COMPLAINT, sc.
IRON THE METROPOLIS.-Pas it around and
L let thG&licted hear the glad tidmgs! This is but
the sentiment Of thousands:
WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1853.
AIEssRs. MORTIMER s, Observation-Disclosures
Having been afflicted with LiUef Complaint of ten
gears standing, hereby for the benefit ofthe afflicted,
take great pleasure in announcing that after using few
bottles of your Hampton Tncture, found it had accom-
plisbed perfect cure have used different medicines
from time to time, but have been able to account
for any apparent good and it is blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found possesses the lpon-
Grol,S p0tCer of pr0lOnging han.Qn life The many
scial result which may be experienced from its
Yours, respectfully, J. CURTAIN HAY.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq Is Letter, Alexandria,
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself he says
"Nrs II. has been suffering with the liver complaint
and with insGis constantly complaining from weak FAX
ter health than Tor thirty years, being entirely restored
by the use Of Hampton's Vegetable 1'ncture."
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from Letter from J. Grimes, Esq, Loudon
county, Va.
''My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness; pain in the breast, side Id back palpa-
ton of the heart eebenes of the system loss
Of appeti:e complexion saow the sight of eye al
most gone, the other very weak. am pleased to say
Her eyes are as good now they were.
RHEUMATISM 3S YEARS.
Mrs E. Bagwel, Of Virginia, suffered from Rheuma
ism from her ODD her 5Oth year of age times
terey helpless Being wealthy, she employed the best
medical attention. and tried many medicines, but was
cured only by Hdmptoa'S Vegetable IIactTe.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
The wife of Thomas M. Yeakle, 76 Pearl street, was
a great sufferer for eight years. Restored TO perfect
health byNIampton's Vegetable Tincture.
MERCURlAL RHEUMATISM.
Mr.. Jarrett Plumer, l5S East Baltimore street, suf
fered this disease intensely years could not sleep;
dreadful ulcers formed on his limbs, from which spln-
ters Of bones issued His physician pronounced him
mcurabe, but Hampton's Vegetable Tincture cured him
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of Hon. w p. Thomasson, once
member of Congress from Kentucky, was mass Of
sores from head to foot His eyeds turned inside ont
protrudng the eyeballs produce blindness
lie was cured by Hampto'tS Vegetable TGactUe.
! DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr. Wm Oldham, Of Baltimore Custom house, suf-
fered these complaints for eighteen months with both
body and mind seriously affected. lie was cured by
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry Q. VIM had 4 cough for five years, with
great weakness, &c; had in ALL five or six physics
tried all their remedies; but cured only by
HAAlPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. ,
For sale by L. p & ]. b. EsKRInGE, Stanton; AD-
AM LINK Floras Mount, and by Druggists and Store
! keepers generally throughout the State.
April I, lS55-tl3S.
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NEW FIRM.

yENIlE undersigned. under the style of WATTS
4 & RICHARDS will continue the HARD
WARE business in Staunton at the old stand of
K. c. Richards & Bro.
Their hope is that by constant and assiduous eff
fIrts and devoting their whole time to the business,
TO please. and by moderate charges to merit and
receive fair portion of public patronage.
WIN. Fl. WATTS,
T.. G.. RICHARDS.
Stanton. Jan II. 1855.
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BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.

RALElGu, \. O., February 9Th, 800.
lMoSSrs lIoriimtE s. N0cjiGA;
10 hereby certify that about twelve months ago |
taken with henCrrhage or the Lungs, and
had four attacks OF it, was advised TO try NJ. Hump
tons Vegetable fracture. procured one bottle and at
Ter taking which, was satisfied that was much bet
ter; and that after taking the fourth bottle was
trely well, aud now enjoy As good health ever
did in nay life can aud DO, without the least hesita
ton, recommend the IIctue to all persons afflicted in
my way. Yours,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-16
JOHN NJ. R0YALL,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
BROKER,
RICHMOND, va.

Messrs. Lewis Webb & Son,
- Bacon & Baskerville, p,o
Davenport, Allen & Co.. ''OaNO"D'
&c Kent, Paine s. Kent,
John Caswell s. Cog New Yosx
sc Lane s. Hussey, WV
sc Tiffany, Ward & Co.,
SO Rice, Chase & Co.,
George s. Jenkins, R,1rYopr
&c Lewis s. Geo. Caesar, "a ''''"-'
sc H. f. Thomas & Co.,
+. w. Burne & Son,
o. viii attend to the sale of Wheat, Corn,
Tobacco, Flour, and all the products of the farm.
Feb. IA, 1855.
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BUILDERS FOUNDRY
" 4IIOW -tlCtt. NDOFt I@tIls
PHILADELPHIA.

IRON FRONTS, of any design, with or with
Il out .Ms!iam's Patent Rsroiving Shutters, Of
new and superior article also, Orders, COhnans,
yyiado,c Heads, aud all other Iron Work neces-
sary to the erection and decoration Of buildings
Estimates cheerlully furnished to parties applying
personally or by letter -
SAMSON s FARRAND.
April Is, lS55-3m.
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NELSON & BAYLOR,
Opposite Virginia Hotel.

WE are now in receipt of general and well
w selected stock Of Spring and Summer Dry
Goods, which will compare with any in the mar
ket in variety, style aud price.
Ladies' Dress Goods.-Plain Tyroleans, Solid
Colored Shallies, Plaid ditto, Embroidered Ga
zombrcs, Plain and Striped Bereges, French Ba-
tiste Ginghams, Silk Tissues, Brilliantes, French
Jaconets, &c.
Also handsome assortment Of Embroideries,
Hosieres, Gloves, Ribbands, White Goods Of
great variety, and Trimmings of all descriptions.
GENrLEmEN's WEAR.-Cloths, Cassimeres,
Tweeds. Black and Fancy Silk Vestings, Mar
settles Vestings, Plain and Fancy Linen Drill
ings, and various other goods too numerous to
mention.
All of which have been purchased under the
most favorable circumstances, and we are disposed
to sell on accommodating terms. Give us a call
before purchasing. NELSON s. BAYLOR.
Staunton, April | Il, lS55.-R., V. and 4.
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rean Gallery.

Sky-light Daguerrean Gallery.
rgNHE subscriber is taking Pictures in decided
L. ly improved style in the AIT at his old stand
on the corner between the Virginia and Woodward
Houses, where the ladies and gentlemen are re-
quested to call if they want their Pictures taken
sthe best style with all the late improvements.
r. j. RANKIN.
Stanton, March 7, 1855.
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SOMETHING NICE.

w lowing really nice assortment of FRENCH
CANDIES:
Gum Drops, conversation LozehgeS'
Fine Sugar Toys, Jelly Cakes,
:. Jelly Rings, Cordial Beans,
Cordial Rings, Jube Paste Drops,
Sugar Almonds, Cinnamon Strings,
Cream Drops, Chocolate Cream,
Lady Cream,
lube Paste French Kisses, Gilt Kisses, Fine Can
DIV Hearts, Pork Steak Candy, Carroways, Cory
anders, Rough Almonds, Rock Candy, and large
assortment Of plain Candy of our own manufacture
which we will sell as low as the lowest: and we
think upon examination that they will compare IA
vorably with any to be found here or elsewhere.
f. NJ. CUSHING x co.
Staunton, Feb. 81, 1855
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GEO. w. WEAKLEY.
WILL YOU HEAR, We AFFLICTED, ONE OF
THE BEST AND MOST HIGHLY ESTEEM
ED CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE?
He SPEAKS TIE SENTIMENTS OF THO u
HEAR HIM!
,rr,N.D,r NI,rcb ttb Il


Messrs. Mortimer s. Uolo6aay:
Cents-It will be out Of nay power to tell you in
this certificate of all the good have derived from the
use Of Or, Hcaspt0H'S Vegetable TInctWe. For more
than twelve months have been in bad health, with
what my doctors called Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and a
general arrangement Of the whole nervous system for
weeks at a time, unable 10 leave my bed, with
we're pains in my side, back and breast with appe
ttc and great debility After trying various remedies,
from which derived lttle if any benefit, became
much disPirited; at this time was advised by friend
who had been cured by the IGnctVe to make trial Of
it. am happy did SO, for after taking two or three
bottles, find myself restored to health.
My daughter, also, who broken down in health,
has been restored by it. Some of my neighbors have
also been cured and others benefited by its My
desire is to bear testimony Of the goodI have derived
say too much in favor this valuable medicine,
express in this way all the sulterings from which
have been relieved but il those who are afflicted viii
call on will give them satisfactory evidence of the
great healing and restorative powers Of aptonS Veg
gtatle IjHehUe. Yours, truly, VIM HIGH.
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FOR SALE.

WHILE the storm RACES without how pleas
w ant it is to have good fire and something
to pass off the long winter evenings; JUST can,
then. at GUSHING & cos. ana gel a ioc y.
those nice Shell Barks, which are going Oil 50 last
and cheap. -
Stanton. Feb. 81, 1855.
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Staunton, April, II, ls55.-3m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

ITO DBNTIeTs AND OTHER 0ENTLEMEN-THE
and laboratory for many PEARS occupied By Dr. J.
D. Ds1se 70 let; alse physicians cos and for
VJATER PROPERTY TO LET, ON REASONABLE
w terms 81 Green Point Brookyn l07 water
By 40 feet deep saitsbe Tor lumber brick lime coal
vessels on. Inquire ef u. II. BkENNEN No. avenue D.
New York, from TO SPIN.
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II Oar frt regular .sprss. via Sissfssu. - "a. rr.a
.s.. I'll = s.,p.s.e.s 20 Th.rsay Ap " ~ Pc
spssis sssssnsr yresht p.sfsss. SD ssprss ns,,.r
fsnsrsly fer al rarts ~ Cal fsvnia ssuth 4res Ssat
Web fsn1s orsscn sa1 Chsa rssvssAt the lowsss
Der ~ the iss rlsf ssef AAsms
Co 10 ssn rranesee Caisrris asnsrAlly sas fs
toe fsr trsasssslns busrsss resgks.t Va, sta.s saA
orsssn sss vrssuallss. Wk H. HALL. Arat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

NTIBL0,s 0ARDER.-1BRHAN OPERA RIGurH
IN subssripton kiehtTussday evening April 10 viii 10
performed BsiIlais drsna OpssA 81
RUNIO AND JULIA.
First appearance 81 Miss CA MOLINE LEHMAN Roueo-
MAD; bIEDENBUR0. nssrs sCnRAUserADrER aud
vIkCkE In the ether pT4Acipai charaotsrs
Musical Director and sondsetor. ...s....Jul Unger,
Prices Of Adnissen-BoIes according 20 oeason ~ sad
g; Dress circle and Secured seats G 70 all other pars Of
the house. 80 eents
Doors open as7, TO commence 81 O'Clock.
Boz once open from "a. ~ totP.M.
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--.-.----.-..-.-s--.---s-----------'
DEIIPEsIW0.

TOR LlvkRPo0L-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC. Jos. J. Comstosh, commander. This
Europe positively Wednssdsy April 49, ct II o'clock n
rom nof BERTH ~ tbs foet Of freight
psssase having sssquasa for elegance
AID comfort, spply no ts
Psssenssrs are requested 70 DO board - ny o'clock
me s nship Pacific will succeed the Baltic and sal
Msyz Shippers please take that ths ships OF hs
line cannot carry any goods cenuaband Of war.
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\ HAWKS CO, NEW YORK AND san FRAs
~. cisco E,trs.-0ur rss, csnfsrni. sspr.s. I'll y
fervaeed ~ the Nicaragua STAR OF TnE WEST
sn Thursday Apni I2tb IN eAsrs % throush nss.ssssr
Paei ases parcels and letters rsesved az the orse
Broadvay Psfssss oct ts dsllysr.A a, he sss ssgr.
10 o'clock 90 sailing day =. HAYES co.
I'VE call at,ss,isn % shippsrs tbs spsssl f.sy
u ftssm ferry boat lighter, bsisnsfar
~ vheh AVOID ,hs nsk sBd assy u sasAippiss ~
lsanehss.
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ADAMS cos CALIFORNIA ExPREss-OYFfcg
n Ne 80 Broadway Our nsn express 20 san yrsasisso
vU be forwarded en- Thursday Apri f7th, PER ssansr
STAR or IHE WEST, via kearsgus IN charge efsPsslal
mssssngsr 10 destination. VI. %. DfSKHORE,
IS SANFORD,
~. SHOEMAKER,
Package ESprsa.
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A usIRALIA rIoNlln LINl,. 0ARnYINo TM

"A uaissd States ns!ls-Ths eslsbsss.d clipper ~
OCBAk eTEED, rhes. Cvnnneham, master, 70 new 81 10
Ssrtk pier EAsl hvss loading Tor nsibsurns This ship
going her second Voyage In th line having made
ons for arst and second class Passenger Early spios
ssi sso.s @asi. q zrri n. 6e.sn ss..d vii ). 80:
.;ss.s The nsgassns clipper shiP Nsh;ins.is it Jaas
ssdestsd time Of seventy sig Tor freight esssass
Green, aud ZIG Wall street
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IXArERs Music At THE REDUCED PsfcI

WAd5rtiss, 4. .r.. .ss ~. .....a ...,sss. =
ssis So usiisd sts,ss cs,sisssss dsessts8 " ssr
u dsy." 'oesi sss, vsrss ~ NE Lss1 nsag " "a
fsr1ftr AmsTesn Ckarils e. CaaFsfss-g
Gs4srsf w ths kFeok st1s Isasslf4i balls4 r.
Mise s.1us caseaas Psits shssmiss srrsassass,
nrapfsa fre NJ p~fsisr az y ~ lly Whi..
~ The Bnstisys, W JAMS bstiss8 csstf f~trsrs
lire Lsarsd Clover N-vats, pslks ss4 sshsttlsskss
trtH ina, W IL ssnas Cttssbs esst.l fIAshs go
tts gns - The tnsst rsnsats far 80 Isaa
fvhiss ~ nc sslshrsss1 ssnyssr OsssF ,srasitsst
ssh. sgsrthhs pslks srrssss1 ssst W 80 rrsss
peer Ttewas BskSr~N Arxrts wasts1 IL
srsry tvn " va usi,ss STATS sl sss rsaxs.f
trss, W vksm The most sttasssesrss wl ~
HORACE WArgRs. NJ Brssf-sy
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ITNITED STATkS NAIL BTEANSHIP COMPANY FOH
y Havana and New orleans-on Taesdsy, April ~ At 2
IN from Pier foot OF Warren street. North the
and elegant steamship GRANADA, Capt -. Pas
ssse con be secured ~ shs rrssht 10 ssw
WITH blank bills eisass q the form sn.d " ,hsewp.ny
bills Of isding will be signed after ths hour Of sailing For
frsht or passage apply 81 the once Of sLs No
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STEAMeHIPs BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YoRi
- dreeThe steamship ALPS will sail from Havre dirso
for New Ysrh without calling A. pert Enelani
Saturday 18th Of November Tho Of freight pas
sage In hrt and secoad cabins will DO very moderate Thu
calling Of the succeeding steamers wall be shortly A
nounced The rate OF insurance IN France Ii less by ap
from avrs direct for Fsw York slan In shps calling 81
English port Apply In Havre and Paris BouevArds de
ttAhens 60 Donald Cuns, In New York 10 y. CUNARp
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hpW,D X COLLINS, No 90 Wall street. New York.
STEPHEN KENNARD 1 CD, "a Austin Trsirs. Lonasa
b. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
GEORGE ii. DRAPER, uavrs.
The these ships will gold
silver bulion specie Jeveiry precious metals
Unless bills q iadng are signed therefor, and tho vas'
shippers please take notice that tho ships Of this line o..
rot carry any goods sontrsband OF war.
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TTUITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
" via Aspin ell and informed
that the Panama railroad completed and the transit Of
the Istbmus viii be made BY railroad from TO
No mule travel No river Darlington Friday April
@ At two o'clock from pier 81 foot Of Warren street.
North river, will be despatched the eees steAmsaip
ILLINOIS, Captain -, - connect At Panama With the
and superior ssamshp John L. ssphsna spare boat
always kept - Panama TO prevent detsnton IN case Of
accident No freight received Ahsr o'clock the sailing
day For passage apply 81 the company ofhee No M
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON.
Fying the United States mail The steamship CAHAWBA,
W. shufsldt, commander, will commence receivinE
freight Saturday April al and sail for the Abaye ports
on Wsdsssds April rs a. 9'slosk nom pier at foot o.
Mobile eopsigned 70 our agents In New Orleans Jamss
COMEDY Co. will be forwarded free Of commissions.
for Havana must passports before sav
Ing port BIZ. q adng must ss 'sns y fer ssnn. .h.
apply 70 LIvINCsTor, CROCnERoN Co, Agents III
Brosdway. N. B.-Ths Blaeh Warrior, d. Builoot,
mandsr, viii succeed she Cahawba sad sail Wednesday,
ToR SAVANNAH AND 1IORTDA.-UNITRDs STATES
IT NAL Lins.-1hs new and elegant steamship ALABAMA,
q sshs.ek WIN leave Fsv York for April N
from pier Ne North river a. : :'.i.sh y. Bns d
ps..ss.. 10 sxsGIL L. EiTcfiiLL. is Brssawsy 70.
forda, through tiel cts from New Yorh TO Jaoksonva
ISL; 10 pIst ss The Knoxville Capt G. d. Ludlow. WI
sussssd ssd leave on Saturday, ApriH
LoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sEsi WEEKLY
wsi,;s ss.'; b m, Les 1s,. re- .ar a.. sS,n
leave pier No North river, saturday, April IA at
ali bls o. lAdpg viii ngssd for passage th.
sshss q sp0rIOsp IiLEsI0s 4 GO. nro.d.H
70 Pilsis. sB Ths Marion will succeed, snd leave
w.dissdsy, the 18th.
L'oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND HicHHoSD--
il The United states mail steamship ROANOKE, Thomas
sfnner comm andey viii leave pier No - North
Wednesday April n, as4 oeioek ~ viil arrive ~ Nor
he foiiowsg morning Prom Norfolk passengers for The
South proceed by railroad direct nth threag ck from
weldon 70 Wlming,on, Charleston As Passage ssd fare
70 sorfoit w. 70 Pstsrsbur and Rehmond so stssrsss
IuIfAs 4 PIsxsAsTs' No 81 Brosa.sy sR2s.
frsieht taken 10 Riehmond.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-MAMMoTH GIRL
ID 600 pounds Maine 0iantes nearly esht iect high
&soTp,sdsy April 10 Evening, At ~ o'clock, tho fLf
ING DUTCHMAN. Afternoon, At B. the farce, MY
WIPES DIARY, and LEND ME FIVE sHILLiNGs.
AdmIttsncs 70 eents children under ten, I2N cents
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW, June 8, q, Tand T.
Premiums 81, 600 Circulars be had 1t the Mufeum.
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THE LIvERFooL AND PHILADELPHIA srRAnsHD

company intend ealing their fsvori.s steAmships-
CITY OF MANCHESTER...,.a125t orB, Capt Wylie-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, ynswJ 2,bss TONS Capt. -.
CITY OF WAsniN0T0H, do. 400 tons, Capt X. Ls,Les
Limited Number Of third Glaze ps.sengers will be th1
rSn Pbsdelphia and Liverpool and found visions
From fbilAdelpha $500 Prom Liverpool. ....... "
Parties wishing 70 bring oos their friends obtain oer&
setes Of sssaze snd drafts Liverpool, IN Of
steIling spd uprArds. Apply 70 SAMUEL SMITH, Agent
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M OODLAND hANsION, on THE BLOohINGDALE
Road, 70 lstThsss premises eeatsn ~ seres ~ Land
With splendid mansion house sna beautifully laid
ounds lies the Hudson River and Bi,omingdsls rosd.
o. eonvnnt the 1874 street station ~ ths Hadson
River Railroad being 1t The foo, 81 bs place. and only forty
minutes ride " Chambers street admiralty e.lsas,sd for
hrst class hotel The gr0unds tsoo
rated with ountAins Asd shrstts and we'll shaded By IA
eduous GENTLY far from the city 70 fern
pleasant drive vKsst fatigue Those Wishing 70 lossss
the place viii be snsb I'd 70 DO % y, the ss,s vhh
H'"'''' ''' ''A" ''' 4 D. IL ipiow. u wan as,..
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ITO RENT CHEAP IN HoBOKES-A FIRST CLASS
three story and basement brick dwelling house, newly
and conveniently built with all the modern
eight minutes walk from tho ferry, sxesilsnt neigh
borf God will be let cheap genteei family Inqure
ly0 Washington street, Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

basement and attic brick houses In Seventy third street.
between Third and Fourth with lot OF
ground each Said hashed
range, CRATE Croton water 40 There Is attached TO
For further particulars apply TO BAKER WEEKS, Nc.
Pine street, near Metropolitan Bank.
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DuCKLEY's sEREaADERs as9 BROADWAY
I'D A COMDtNATiON 40 ENTERTAINMENTS
EVERY NIGHT rms WEEK.
NEGRO hl>hTkEIsY, cotsisting Of Songs Cberas.
Plantation and fancy Dances BsaJo Solo, Duets and VII
ticisms.
Asp, nv PARTICULAR prsInr,
DonIettis comic opera
TiiE ELIXIR or LOVE
IN WHITE FACES
Concert at7A o'clock Tickets, 70 cents
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ITO LET-sEvERAL GENTEEL THREE STORY BRICK
mastic front. houses situated tho southeriy side
s.eket between Columbia and Van Brunt streets
avenue ferry Houses in good order and possession may
had Immediately Apply TO EDWARD ID. JAMES, No. %
Nassau street,
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CrATESS IsLAND.-To RENT FURNISHED, FOR sfx
~ months or longer ten roomed hspse, suAtable for
sslss, s.nb o. sosrd.rs Or private hmy. ssntss
nsShborhood few minutes' walk ferry, AID CON
msndns view VI the bay add city Of New York fN
nsnlsr Apply 70 &r, WANpkLI, Pest once, Tompkas
vile, staten Island
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CEcOsDHAsD PIANOS AT oRrAT BAs1Afss-
- ons tb.isrss fsne st'ss esiars al reuaf ssrasss
With sesis frame and All ths Hs1sfh
uspts nee 500 ,oA fer fx@3 Oilksr O..
Kasn fsaao yriss fD r - solA fsr tt0, Barnsrs
I!sns az fr tfs, hssry ss4 So Ter $40
fs saii IONS parslssss, nsnthly reJnsuis tsssn
HORACE WATgks, l4snss an4 n1sls. <x Dfo&A
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RIO LET-TO SMALL GRNTEEL FAMILY THE
upper part Of two story housc, Fourth street. the
apartments consist Of front and rear sitting rooms bed
he'd in tho attic, open garnet
yard To DO feen after ten o'clock through the day
Rent, $500,
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1ssl From Richlani CITY BY 'eXt1rYille. Rich.
lssd Centre, RoaASriega F,ncy Greek and
ksskapco to Virca e Q =, As miles aad bs;k,
ooos2 TesS
Leave ii.il nd Nty Tuesday vt o am
Arrive - NinoqGaC ii same day by SPIN
Leave VInollt IL We res ny at Gam
4 rive g: R,cbi nd City "a re cay by Spm
Is22 From Eidgwsy e Primr ,,s, j milee and
bach. eyre wick
Laav- R:dss,y Tbursdsy c. s a Il
Arr.vs Ct Primrose anne DAY by 6pn
Leave Primrose Friday a. am
Arrive at RfigSsy same day by 6pn
1929 From Shawdsu, Wisconsin, by the Mouth Of
the Dat ma you river, chigsa, Foi ks Of On
tonagop, d nnesota Adventure. AZ 60, Doug
lass, douahton, an Al sonQuin NJ .nss lieu h
ton on Por:Rye Lake, sagle Riv-r, and Eagle
Harbor, to Copper la boz, - miles add back,
once 3 week
tddderS will state the dista noe and name O
sch dule Of departure, and arrival.
Proposal by the trip for seIvice from No
yenber 10 to Nay IS, in ea:h year, are In
vited.
1894 From Bichl.rd City by Reads Mills BAD
axe and West Prairie to Nesport on the Mis-
: @issippi river, 81 miles AM back, once a
week
L, ave Richlani City Tuesday at 6 am
Ara i've 1T Newport next 6pu
Leave Newport Thursd ~ at an
AIrn a ticbldni City next day ny p M.