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CAlD MILE FAlLTHE EXCURSION,
~ for the iNneht 81

sr. MARY's SCHOOLS,
viii take place q JONES WOODS, on Thursdsy,
June 26th, ls62. Two BrzAs aud Cotillion Bands
have been engaged, ~ that all may have an oppor.
tunty OF enjoying themselves. The River Depart
ment will be under the charge Of . competent
committee, and Connsll's Band will furnish
the music. The Grove Department will likewise he
under the charge OF committee, and the music will
be furnished by whitworth's Hand. Tickets toc.
ie2l bs2OS
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~ GAFFNEY, AUCTlONEER-SALES
room 81 Centre st. viii sell this day al 10 4
o'clock, the lease, stock aud fixtures OF the rcstau.
ran, snd oyster saloon Is2 spring st. cor Wooster;
msrii,stop counter, beer pumps, taLles, chairs,
crockery, 9ss fixtures, DC, lss
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'rilII TARGET INCLUSION OF THE
! ii.o'klyu S.rttfen C'fis, h, pu~,poncd on g..
ccrW % stormy weather, Guul tlis day. wcdAga-
jay, At O'Clock, RAN " sulue, ~ LUIS Hotel
lat New lu4k. i-i
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ y lukklkIR Ann a. In Arc
AT DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER - WILL

4'As sell tbs day, At 10y o'clock, at sacsgoom ~
Nassau ST. :, persl assortment Of new and second
hand household furniture, carpets mating, sofas,
chains, bureaus, wsshstsHis, bcdstsais, hair mat
trAss, - g.. 100
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DAWN BROkERS SALEM. q. FARRELL
Nil sell tlis day, at lois O'Clock At 2UI ~, a,
Bot l3th aid iSth els iot y. uurcdcemed pled,oA
consisting & coats, pants, dress, \ quilts pillows
Dr.. by order OF Il. u. FARRELL. TEES 2ls'lsA
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.kATORS WANTED TO MAKE FINE
e, on Wheeler B Wilson's machine none
lost need apply. u Wiilism II. is2
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INFORM ATlON WANTED OF ROBERT
l JOEDlKE, "a young Gcrmsn, N,ci % years, Who
lett - home cor North ~ 1T al Graham ave WI
l.sinshursh. on Friday, june 2otL. ln'orinAti. n
-a a. above or at IS Allen ct, y. Y, will lie thank
fllly re-. ived. ie2s 3'lig
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JANTED-6 MEN FOR STEAMERS
porter, for stores. Apply Chatham sqr.
: 9 clerks for grocery stores, do. do.
qgirls 70 travel 10 California; do. do.
2Conductors, do. do.
Brskesmen, do. do.
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wo COLOREDGIEL WANTED IN THE

country, about 20 mil,G from New York, two
1T. active cllor,d girls, /. to ~ years Of n,'.;
lt s,para,cd about miles; can sec one another
rionsiiy; will have good Lomes. Apply 2?
0 a., eos, Easement. i53
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTTTUTION-NO. 90
L Warren street Interest allowed u the rats q
6per cent. on sums from 81 70 ESQ. and o PER ct
ON sums over that Anount. Open daily from 10 A
tlrdsy evenings, from TO IN. n B.-Monsy
TO loan on bond and mortgage. WALTER W.
CONKLIN, President, VANDERBILT l.. Brx-
TON, Secretary. j.i6 24scsi%O
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NIxON'S CREMORNE GARDENS,
~ PALACE OF MUSIC,
Corner Of dtn ave aud 18Th At

Nornet ol utl ave anh l4'h ~
0PEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
tsundsy- .sc.rtedl,
WITH RICH AID VARIED rs PREPAYMENT
liy tue RESI- ARTISTS IN .tiH cot NrHY.
Olrrt,', Prims Donua. Nile ,AEIurrA fArTt
frurWrc Danseis t,.,...s uor,sr ISANtL t' NNS
NJ Al Al Composer ant ~ TOR. ..1iiuS. BNkIR
Admission ~ Gar jcHs, faare aud Pavilion. % 80.
foi CHILDREN during to s'rruu on...........lb, -.
j. 23tf'
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AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
: nger's and Wheeler 4 wilson's machine, by .
her OF years experience; learned on all kind
cork, and recommended W shops AFTER learning;
gusges taught perfect for u. At 100 l., dow
az Houston. jeiT 24is'Iio
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DAWNBROKERS SALE-THIS DAY,
L ~ JOHN MORTIMER, No. 10 East Broadway,
large assortment .; uurcieem,d pledges, consist
ing OF irOcks, sh.ws, cApes, skirts, pins, ear
rinss, and u variety of other numerous articles.
JACOB l.. PHILLIPS, ID Csthariue st. ls5
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Il SOO-FpR SALE IN BROOKLYN,
VI soOO wilma ,uiultoa walk Of tho Ham
iton ferry asinnll 3atory brick house and lot, IN
good brIer; store on AIRS! door, with water aud gas
but andy t. floor; rents for IL per cent. APP
ply to WILLIAM Duane, 224 washington Mar.
ks, or to T. Il. KELLOGG, - Pearl IT. NewYork.
1924 2iac'lO9
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ANTED-FOR WHALING VOYAGES,
20 ttgut young men, aud also cooporl. oarpea-
Inl blEo ksmitLs, aud srainen aud Ordinary
N, and cooks and stewards Apply im,ne.
4 at % West st corner OF Rector st, T. u. l..
L. ieg3 gsglg
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LOR SAii.-l3 ACRES OF LAND, WITH
Lou,c, lsrn, Ac.. ~ miles frain he city easy
- ,cres, hea,'i'uily lcca,ed. Apply i',vety.
X III RNrOS. j,H 2lao'i2d
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WILLIAM ..BBOlT, AUCTIONEER-
w will sell on I,.Hrsiay, 9C,h inst. at 10Y
o'clock, tho entire stock OF good second hand fur.
nliure, carpets bedding, &C., Contained in store No.
~ Prince ~ iar the Bowery, consisting in part ..
and ether do, stoves, I piano forte, French plate
mirrors: also at oclocF A....oia hA' ease n
H. ANY inlo-,,.,l..---sy Committee to try ldIngs.
Nc, will ,avh $40, 600 Congressional tGun) = +.
u N, a. ~ simmons, Of Il. l., hns been engages
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IANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL,
one speaking English. TO take care OF u child
do the light work Of u small family. Apply ~
Eighth avenue. HYAM NATHAN. l66
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Personal NOTICES.

AT TIE PENSION AND WAR CLAIM
"A Once, established in 1917. by Major n. Myer.
Of the L. y. Army, pensions procured Tor wounded
and disabled soldiers. 500 bounty and arrsara.cs
OF ray collected the widows and heirs o soldiers
who have died or been Killed in service. Prize
n oney now do officers and men who served on
vessels making captures. Particular attention gwen
" unsettled claims Of the war OF i-i2 and Mexican
war. CHARLES W. MYERS, 2.9 Broadway,
rom ~. jet 2ttcslOS
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WANTED.

WOMAN WANTS A BABY To WET
go q, her own rssidence, is2 Thirty first ST.
" back room. 70
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IANTED-A FIRST RATE MAN TO
' take charge on bread, cakes and pies. with
A recommendations. None other need apply q,
Third ave. 1913
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FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN "A SMALL
two st'ry cojtagr L"i-, aul lot, on tht North
So" o' W y"son H. fret house West " Washing ION
sve.' If.cr sIO". pu, u the purchase monty can
tehsih " desired ic2t d'lpS
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EOR SNLE-THE 3-STORY AND BASE
L meut brick house, i33 last goth ~ At = great
sacrifice, the owner % lstdt t. 80 - Lrrpc price
$500. Apply as above. jr2J 3'ii0
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It PUBLISHED-AGENTS WANTED
70 sell photographic aud photographic album
Of the Central Park. drawn from nature;
iyit secured. Apply from "a. N. I'LL r. N.
Nassau - rooms 10 and IL. BIRCHETr
THEIRS, sols agents N. Y. iei9 6'i36
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TEE nAY ACgsWOg RELE.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day schools, called The
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t coltainS
about 200 pages of choice Songs Rounds, Catches Du
cts Trio Quartets, and Choruses, many of them
ten expressly for this work. besides 81 pages Of the Ell
ments of Music. The Elements easy and progres
sive that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in nstructng young scholars to sing
recty and scientifically, while the tunes and words
brace such variety of lively attractive and stirring
music and sentiments, that ne trouble VIII be experienced
in inducing all beginners to go with zeal in acquiring
skill in of the health giving, beauty improv
happiness yielding, and order-producing exercises o
school life In simplicity Of its elements, in variety and
of music and in excellence and mber Of its
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book issued for Seminares, Academies and Public
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is complied by HORACE WATERS, Author of " Sabbath
School bells" Nos. and 2, which have had the
sale OF j550OO copies in SO months Price, paper
cover" 90 cents, S5 per 1907 bound 80 cents $2z per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents $50 per 100
20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at he
retail price. nOIACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4Sl Broadway, New York
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The Regeneration is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much The
rhpappCt
Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs Wilson's Han Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read a few certificates from the following rc4.
BILE and well known people
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s. A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchestcr,% Il.
at rendered my hair soft and giossy'
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RRv L. NJ KELLoG, Nashua, H.
81 most cheerfuliy recommend IL to all persons"
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November |.
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ITALIAN BEES.

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MRS. WILSON'S
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HAIR DRESSING

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Ncllc Glitter.
ErGgcu uu6 @SetGcr
Sinb immer ncd am Oltsn plaes uni

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lsIo ptrtaukn uno oabsr lucblrilCr als ale ihre
Rahbarn pIrfauftn fSnnEn, otsr fas Io9en fie, eoB
ft lc IptblfE psnn nidbt ncbfeilsr psrtaufen tSn=
nen ole lclbs, bic as ii ,um geIhGft MAIDEN 3u la=
3en, oaB iie nur fir 8aaraelo rCrtaufn. Sic CLAUS
ben an has oItE Sprthntrt: ,Gbrlihe eeuts tejabz
len i5rs gbrIihCn Sdutotu," uno publiIiren tater
feline tnsr bc9us GniGieen petbe bic eGute Diuae
]Iautsn mGbGn rpClI,n, Die in @obrbSitniht Gc fno
Sertise Sleiber.
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