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New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

"Tommyn said a teacher TO his favorite
pupil. how many thereT " Six, SIR, was
the immediate answer. "Whatw exclaimed the 90.
mnie " after all my teaching, do you not Know that
there only four |" % know six. Sir" said Tommy
Indeed that's news TO me May ask the NAMES OF & Inc
haf dozen ~ There's Spring. Summer, Antumns WIN
ter, opera, and cricket
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, u. c., June II, ls77. )

CALEB CUSHING, esq. DE- ,
SIR: Referring TO your dispatch No 1l77 OF the 18th
February rendering resignation as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PenpOteutiary OF the
United states ar Madrid be accepted AT sUch time
might sut the convenience OF the then incoming
President have state that your wishes having
been made known to the President, he has directed me
inform you that your resignation Is accepted 20 take
effect this daie At the same tim0 aIn directed by
the President convey You his concentrations on the
success which has attended your mission. mission
which has done much 10 draw stil closer me ties OF
friendship good undcrs landing sct@r,u the two
countries and 10 express his regret that the Government
should lose the services OF faithful and dlstn gushed
an officer also desire 70 add my personal regret on
your retirement from mission the duties OF which you
nave ably and successfully performed. and 20 express
ay hest wishes for your future welfare and prosperity
I am. oir your obedient servant, WI NJ. EvAATs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
Rapid Transit.

meeting Of westside Property owners Taxpayers, and
Workr2men viii b. held, AZ the Lion Brewery, SATURDAY
EVENING, June 10, al y. m
Prominent speaacrs, among whom The Hon. FERNANDO
WOOD. :. h. CHI kCh, DWIGHT H. OLNsrEAD, and
Hon. THOMAS C. r. ECCLEsINE Will address the meeting
quick and cheap Rapid Transit inyIfeI 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-nEhs
perpendicular n-. fsaos n n-3or tas
white prsssnts ose- sns Of
mrrcary during those holrsI
TLIBUNE OFFICE. June 15-l a. m.Although the curve
OF air pressure recovered last night from depression
which began hours before the afternoon shower,
the record FOR the "a hours shows slight decline.
During the few minutes Of the shower there was brief
inward movement OF O2 OF an inch, which cannot be
represented la the diagram. There further small
advance OF temperature rs well as some increase OF the
moisture OF tine ar general the indications are not
favorable "a settled weather.
continuance of fair alternating with partly cloudy
skies sowy Increasing warmth, and liability to occa-
siona brief rains may expected in this city and vicn-
ity for two Or three days.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
TIE JOINT FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, June 14.-AI persons connected
with the Fishery Commission in the city The
frSf meeting will take place tomorrow The Commits
siOners have decided to hold their deliberations with
closed doors, reporters excluded.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
YOUNG LADIES OF PACKER INSTITUTE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsEs AND THIRTY GRADU-

The Packer Institute COmmencements always
attract the best representative audiences OF Brooklyn
ciety. Last evening the chapel Of tine institution
filed oyerhowng with invited guests On the left OF
the President, A. A Low sat the trustees the right
members Of the class Of IT. Many prominent citi-
zens present, among them Judge Nelson. Cen
Roger A. Pryor exMayor Hunter Prot d. G. Eaton, A.
W. Tenney, and DIR. j. 3. Thorne.
The exercises, which were varied with songs by the
students began with the salutatory The young lady
appointed for this place. Miss Adelaide Camp the daugh-
ter OF Calvin b. Camp prevented from being pres
ent by the condition Of her father and her production
was read by Miss RunyOn OF the Faculty Then folio
an essay The Mystery OF Sunday-schoos" by Miss
Clara Wedinger and on LH6te de Rambouillet." by
Miss A. Kate Gillette. Miss Mary L. Pierce read poem
or The Three Knights" aud Miss f. Arrowsmith Ger
man essay, entitled Thekla Elm Charakterhild" "The
Laughing and Weeping Philosopher" was the subject OF
the essay by Miss Grena A. Emerson essay. stepping
Miss Elizabeth Tutto "GrBcia enpta ferum yetorem
ospit" by Miss Mary ID. Brown +" Rapid Transit" by
Iulia T. Bull. The yaledictory, BY Mizs Emeline W.
DAYTON, completed the graduates' productions. The
dipomas were presented anu President Low Dade tine
class a feeling farewell The class song, The hour of
spring draws near was sung BY the whole class
After the beaedcton. the class trustees Faculty, stu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

js crowded an day. and we honestly believe that
of his stores more busr transacted every hy than
by any other two leading hatters In the CIV MS P"Eu
iarity increases every year.-iTrade Journa-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
LEGArIoy OF THE UNITED STATES,

SIR In view Of the ordinary time for communication
between Madrid and Washington. IL Is not probable that
any spatch of OF date tnan to-day can reach
the Department prior TO the close Of the sratlon
OF President Grant. desire, therefore, 10 ayai myself
Of this opportunity, IN the first place. TO express
to the President and yourself my grateful sense
o. tho confidence whicn you nave resptcuVeiy
repOsed me during my official residence In spain, and
I'D TIE second place, place e my resignation 10 De
accepted such time may best suit the convenience
OF the incoming President making use OF these general
terms in order that the resignation Lay be heid 10 take
effect may prefer either during the session or III
the vacation the Senate. add that the TIVE great OBJ
iects Of instruction which induced to return here
having been already accomplished, and third OBJECT
conveyed in later instructions, being now III hOpelu
progress ID my desire induced by considerations OF
personal interest home that my may be a
nOned and my letter OF recall transmitted not later
than the end of March. / have the honor 10 be- very
respectfully, your OBJ dent servant, C. CUSHING.
The Hon Hamilton Fish, SECRETARY OF state.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

raieed 80 fas ioes Time ay tsat requires indfagsbs
efforts keep up with H. glance clothing Of
A CO., FultOns.., Of Nassau shows this
enerpriSing fully alive the krepug
with the times, only quality and style. bat in low
uric as ~ vel.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
MORE JEALOUSY OF THE LATE TAMMANY
LEADER.
Frern the Ns.e- YORK EEpress.

Personal II Mr.. AdOlph Olilut, VINO lndu-
varteuty kept $50 hts packet which belonged 10
other people when he departed for Europe last sunday
viii send back dram for S5 Oh the estate OF MS Ge
brother he will confer great favor on MS bun-
bic victims N B.-No reflections permitted
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE quotes lts Snicagc lt Xtsc
editor "a too liberal" By half; Josephine only
- mlrep."-i Omaha Republican
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
A CLEAN OF HOPE FOR THE CONDEMNED
MOLLY MAGCIRES

HARRISBURG, Penn, June 14.-The Supreme
Court has decided hear at the Pittsburgh
term wit OF taken out in the Of Patrick
hestsr. Hugh TGey, and Patrick Meaugh the Columbia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
6perial Notices.

NETWORK, No. 22 JoBS-sr. May 2s 1877.
Mr.. Herman Marcus has THIS DAY retired from tho
FIRM OF STARR & MARCUS and the cOpartnership hereto
fo-c existing Las been THIS DAY disso.sed.
.-i THEODORE p. STARR,
HERMAN MARCUS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
QUEER POINT ABOUT A TREASURY STATE
MINT

1t is denied by the Treasury that any consider
able retirement aid reissue currency nave been
ELECTED BY any bank, though bank president was our
authority Tor saving recently ta this course had been
taken BY himself, aud 10 some extent by others.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
MIR. CUSHING'S RESIGNATION.
TITS ACCEPTED-THE LETTERS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The resignation of
Caleb Cushing Minister TO Spain sent on to wash
gOn several months ago 1t has just been accepted in
letter from MI Evarts, which also congratulaes him
on his SUCCESS at the Court of SPAIN The letters as
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

dents and invited guests repaired to the reception
room. where an hour or two were spent socially. The
graduating class numbered 30.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary O
lower pressure stationary temperature sOuhcrly winds
partly cloudy weather. and possibly rain areas.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

County Molly Maguires who were have been hanged
on the 9Th OF August
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This house, established upward Of fifty years Is univer
sally known and famed OF the finest establishments
In Pnris, IN which thorough confidence be placed
Noted Tor beng remarkably cheap In Its immense
tses will be found the complete assortment of SIX
from the celebrated fabrics OF Bonnet fonson 3c the
haest novelties OF Fancy silks Idia and French
Cashmere Shawls Waolens Laces, Lingerie. Coniectons
for ladies' turs cotton and thread Stuns Hosiery Gloves
Ribbons, Trimmings Carpets articles OF Furniture We'd
ding Outhts English assistants. Fixed price.
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SPECIAL ADDRESS,
Before taking leave VI The city VI New York and s
Of show business have circus menagere museum and
hippodromc been presented with the Completeness and
slendor which distinguish my present great enterprise
history oi tins metropolis whore such truly
ences composei OF the tr-t people, have been
tracted "a place OF public ainnncnt The success
passed most sanguine and kas surprised
even tile most enthusiastic OF friends THIS a6ords
public taste, who Supplies the best attractions that hu-
man ingenuity cam aesise will tail substAn
al poDu.asrecos non Give the people what they want
present II with Nil adiuncts. regardless OF
pcnse and they viii literally support you have been
compelled night after night TO deny adnttanco ~ hum
dreds oi friends, having found despite alleged
tArd tin.s.' nay colossal pavilion totally inadequate to
aceommoaste tie crowds that have rcsortcd thcre.
have be n honared this with the amazing
my simceest thanks the hundreds thousands %
well wishers who hav" generously sustained
erorts To supply entertainment Tor them regret OK
cecdlny THAT the extent of travelling tour viii
state departure after tho week feeling
do. that could have remained my lvc
the entire with the .Gectve and cxtraordnsf
the coGntry Tor emphatic rcpctitious o the trnnphs that
have been accorded In this city. Very aishlly the
publics oDodiont servant. J.. r. BARNCx.
Last chance TO see the Marvellous
10000 PERFORMING srALLIoNS
the wonder OF tbe world
Dem STALLION TEAM. with the most accom- pisheo u
modern hofseworen. Miss JeDni. Louise lenKcr Last
chance the ed rider of the Two
the eutirc mammoth circus the
mengerie the marvellous Museum aud all the grand and
SNOW ON EAKIli. Two glorious rn.nnccs lay.
Doors openat aud Z NJ. Eniertanmcn,s commences
at and s. rriers. 70. so and % cents children unds
y tv orchestra 40 cents to family circle - cents
The Great Bnrnum show opeLs under immense water.
proof pavons at Danbury. Conn. Monday May Bridge.
port sth; New Haven. OH Hartford, iosh rrovdsncs.
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In Mark Twains well known American comedy, which
be presented after careful prepaf atiou with special
Mi.. aSE,E ,:oEboS. iit%siSs
L;ssss % Bisassls ); S. N sassl rs.s.
THE nun 81 r's:; to SSs sELssl III sas 1 81 is LIMITED
GhANp OPERA HOUSE.
o'sS''Fn f ': Gl = DRAMA
ROSE MICHEL
's %'sis'li sss: s.'' and ''4a1 rSloS
Last Fe eosr Or e1s5 MICHEL
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT,
''a'''a s.''P5 P55oEs 5s'.i = esS
roxv sArgSp4S =. I19e, MATINEE ASp EVENING
EE$|E E$SE E$:#$$## E$:#$# ..4aiSss.., N
FOX Two rERroRMsScEs Only
THHEATgE coMiQuE, oi4 BROADWAY.
LOVE ASp iSsInASSlk..n .iiiskHldx,Xy AND n%nf n.
.s,n. mnLHAnAS ls,,,. n rE nETEoryE VIZ ANNE FOX
cal looms Mccullough and Casey. oakos Rose, Bly
Presenting tho roaned variety entertainment. IN the
city MATINEE "Wednesday and saturday At Z T NJ.
BnorTRRnsr orR Err T.EATsE l E.nHsp MR. wAKpEs nEsEYIr
EXTRA NIGHT THIS MONDAY
NJ EEEpEEGk wAMpE beg. that
EvEsiSa r f' ss'a On
i: '''T5S
Han SonS saS;HSfHs2qss SSSSRRsS srsSSs ssRSES
sssFnht hecgIIoGan I2SES NJ S 1L4ak kAhAfn asII
juoSE soAI DAVIS
when bin ia and mari. ~ b.
presented ''a'1s psaos 'afS %S5 f.si PIsy
pxM1N pxS,,I ...........-..Mr JOHN MccuLdunGii u
SAL4NTiE..: ::..:. ooSsTSNGi nAMhS
si.r.;;sI. BY tho xrea ssmpsay the theatre.
after which the fsSsTy osEo s'sls Sso St 5nniE
Introducing Mis-. MAuDE GKASGEii and unay. ,h. Ar..
act Douglas 9,'sts sSssS as4"'
S%KE q the SRHsT Tss'i ofEi
%: :: box OK OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY LONG
w Proprietor and Mss.Ys, ,Hs vMs y; LESTER wALLAcK
OF TiIE NEW SUCCESS.
1fS Ill sS$E!EsEs EHs4sR HSS$ssk ESsf,sSan
THE AWFUL DAD.
last .My Awfal Dad brilliant
TaS II vi Sfczi%iSEp nfi;a iS''sS; son "'.''a
THE wIDEAwAKE oLEEKs " D's'','
THE FAIR rIAscgE and @ r sSahI aSa II As nraos
MR. HARRY uEcSsr rstsT e 'Ssiss'ian 'Ss Y HOLLAND MIR
EPMS nakr FhnK sSS ox HasE ss
| TON and others.
| BOX BOOK OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
| Carriages may be ordered At 1880
RRRoa,DNWsAYA RRa,DNs n r.IEATnE co.SEs aer,i ST
/ tion of tho sxtravagant glitter Play. tho
| WONDER CHILD;
or, TnE FOLLIES or
/ EARTH AIR AND SEA
| Introducing Comedy, Operm I,onna
| und rcplcte With witty sayings. rple nuid snnxs
M.rrxrRs wnnInsn InS ,qnny ssaiSn, w ,ruvnvs
T(OWEky THEATRE MONDAY. APRIL 10
ID The following popular fnvoritea MoysrA
SID. q. FRANCE,
GEORGE FRANCE and T.. ". MARSTUN,
In the sensation Dramas of
IN HE WEB aud
ON DECK.
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TILE LECTURE sEAsON

THE BEST LEcrURK EVER. DELIVERED ON
j Ssopiessness t. from tbe pen Of Rev. A. Paterson,
President of Dean college. Binghamton, Y. X ~ suf
ic.d from sscpicssness to such thAs
Lbacr OF 1t IL horrblc Every remedy doctor
and climate only aggravated terrible condition have
thOss who suffering sicc
,sMrs NJ. q. Browns Metaphysical Discovery IL the
only thing that lot Ia o light restored sleep
to my waking Lot all who cannot sleep try this
blessed r-mcdy" sold by druggists and NJ the Meisphy
scai Universally 81 Bond where please sond ~ cents os
usniD lirt
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FutsNgTURE,


4 CARNIVAL SALE $4,000 WORTH CABINET
II .made Household Furniture be sold
81 nv, s"amsncina a. 10 oeloes-ssenwsy Sou. ~
octave one four round eerasr tDscssl
pets isr and Man,c Mirrors narerss Cabinets sronses
uKSS Frzdna%LD nIL qua a seos
column Goods stored In house until MAY 20 tree Of charge
a THE roruLAK FURNITURE EMANufAcrURERs.
Broome ST. tho cheapest and reliable house In the
or iustalmsnts by tie week or month
AT GEORGE A. cLA9kE's 7i7 BROADwAy.-sU.
~ pcrur Furniture Carpes &c at greatly reduced prices
on liberal terms q PAYMENT
AT PRIVATE uksIDENcE a. WEST i6ri ST.
"a Handsome llousehod Furniture private sse In lots g
pieces $3.50 Tor sl7, DO. sl25; :stsinway r.ao,
Mino,s rsin,ings lir9n1es Iark,h suit. $50; e inlaid
Barsaas 4ols hsir Mattress so rsp sais sso Library
SsS DSpg wi. , Ssps' & posys , chance 5 this
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FoR nOusEKEEPERs-
"A All the elegant Household Furniture. IL aud par
" It. AZ" is " = %"a %s & % S@ssO @ 10 & .ss GA 4
nnu, Gss s ss.ooa sa ranSo s,,or ra1 ss y
Library. Dining Room Furniture. elegant rosewood ~
S,s fSe ssAsa can 1Ss be saaas at p ~.
sale In lots 10 suit before the sale at great
A 7 MISUNDERSTANDING FAMILY WILL sAcRI.
~ nee elegant Paor sn nnc satin with silver
satin puhngs aud nla frames cost 800 last Noyemosr
90 rep sets os go and sa3 handsome wasas chsmee'
sn s er M,sr ns ces
ton OF bson1es OIL Paintings Carpets and all the other
pa chasing elsewhere At lO East iutn ST. between Sd
and Irving place. Call three days
ATA -AcRtrIcE--ALL TUE HOUSEHOLD fCRNI:
~ IN pyate residence sj West 10Th s consisting ~
Paror Library Chamber aad Dining Room furnitaro Cab
three days
(yARiETs. CARi'.T..-N ABRAMS. 27i 7rll Ay.,
Owiii pay DOE to 81 80 var! Or Carpets have
Gsmanu them. Cali ur address immc cdtaiely.
L,0n sALE-A DOUBLE SET, MAHOGANY BED
II stead, no Eurcau ,oBmodo SALE Sois aud Easy Chair,
with three chairs iuatch almost Inquire. from
A. NJ. nntl Y. ~. j. " wEIfii. Isi Lexington av
+ ARGEsT STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR.
llnlinro aud Carpets cash bera OF payment
al COPERTHWAIr'S 100 and i57 Chatham ~ large
warcrooms.
I AEGEsF sTOCk AND LOWEST PRICKs FOR FUR.
llniture for cash liberal terms OF payment. A. BAU-
MAN 47o Grand -. between Pit aud Willci.
NgISrIT CARPETS. OiLcLOrIIS AND MATTINGS.
Nvery cheap the old place, liz Fulton Call send
Tor pncc list.
N-OrIcE.-T.AsI DAY on rHE PRIVATE SALE or
~ French Furniture, Garden West lth Carved
Etarere Chairs French Looking Glasses hooks De.
EAETIES WISHING 10 DISPOSE OF TIIEIR FUR.
niturc, Carpets &e will receive iar price BY cnlins
or addressing II. NAMES, apJ 7th
FINE ARTS.
AT PRIVATE sAI.E-fIvE GRAND PAiSTfN63' %
uallery useond aoer. corner 9th ". sad i7sh d
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HELLEG's WONDER THEATRE, :.
IL 7.S broadway. 73o
LAST FOUR WEEKS or rnE SEASON, -, - ..v,,
FIFTH AND FINAL PROGRAMME
being scntating corruscation OF Gems Of tho Ar ef
Magic. and shs delightful agreeable and asssnishas
mELLEIs WONDERS
yet offered TO the patrons VI these EntsrsanmsnA
THE rYiE MISpM,,Msk sMnMkn or SILVER
THE rENkrRABLs PACKING CASE,
sInrn. DEATH AND REs6sclrXTloS
THE MAN WHO 4 's%sfE's WENT 'i''Ff * S' HEAR FAUST.
Reproduction Or tho famous
sECONDSIGnT sEANCR
MISS iSyyLLpR.
'''s' s' sf%ssH iii II pit' sh$ 4 s''n ;''s
..r,.xTsysE TyETy dEyESl,Ss. N q i6SISSk .
Children half price TO M.tinssA
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
- Proprietor. Mr. siikR!DAs sHoox
ESs$ ESs %EEs %Ess n.s, wEE;SiKK DAsianHgs, xsrs
LAST LAST M@EsEERR o,lARMP'ISsan" "a" PLAY.
LAST Whhhx MoSbss w NvFsrsa X srss;'dsf Ss?
AsT WEEK nr.%a e nsS'' :, the
LAST Fs's1 T' e S.n % ia. s "s
Asr :" the brd & ~t, br, Seg ~ S1a ss
LasT WEEKS with hithero uninterrupted resssic effects.
LAST WEEk intending the
LAST WEEK FAMOUS STAGE COACH SCENE.
LAST WEEK ,ustrntiny the departure of tho York
LAST WEEK from Sarneenn IL cad With its load Of pes.
LAST WEEK scngcrs for
LAST WEEK DOrIIEBuys HALL
LAST WEEK In this scene English stage coach oi
LAST WEEK the oldcn time. with splendid English
Asr wEk oS ash Ss
LAST WEEK and after Tuesday box onics Vi
LAST WEEK the theatre.
LAST WEEK saturday, last Matinee .: DANIcIIEFPS
TONY PASTORS. TONY PAsTOK'a
l TONY rAsroR's GHEAr TKOUPE.
7 AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
OF WALTERS AND MUKtON.
n tic celebrated song and Dance Artists
THE GREAT LENTONS. Acrobstic mnrvela
JAMES s. aud KATIE EDWARDS Sketch Arlista
ri TON GRANGER. Jig Dancer
NED WAMBOLD. Comedian.
) Miss EHBRA KO BESON. Seriv-t,oiniQus.
ri HARRY PHILLIPS. Comedian.
Il CALIFORNIAN 4EoLIAN MINsrKELs
AND QUARTET.
HARRY WOODsON. AID SOUTHERN.
FRANK BUSH.
n Germ Songs and limitations.
MATINEE TOMORROW.
0,iE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM
Broadway and 18th
OPEN DAILY, FROM A. NJ TILL 10 r. u
Miss SADIE LUBIN. the accom piished Aq,.areu1
Difficult Feats performed under watsA
Pykss MADkIGAl. BOYS aud GLEE CLUB Delightful
Vocal Concerts and Afternoon and Evening PrD,nenAis
Concerts. Wondrous Aciina Cresscornis. Huge SEE
Ravens so Tmrbut. Marvellous living IA arius objects.
Admission 80 cont. Children half price.
(,ERMANIA TiiEATnE.
TO-DAY. BESEFIr or fERDINAND URBAS
DER vIEiiil lAENDi.ER Aus MISREPRESENTATION.
sl.~. A.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUsEM ENTs.
ID =. BARsr'ms
4 SPECIAL ADDRESS

GlLMORE'S GARDEN.
The last opportunity witness Trsm sndous
Combination of modern tniesi
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LADIES' FINE
DRESS ND EsI.
TON BOOTS, Dul.A-
BILE AND or ARTIs-
TIC SHAPE. 81.
LADIES' Low BUT.
TONED AND TIE
SHOES IN KID AND
MOROCCO, FROM
81 To 81 30.
LADIES' u i. : T
QUALITY FRENCH
X / ID u U Y 7 q Y
Il u @ rs, W 4 ii
ARclIED INSrEl'S
AND SPANISH BOX
TOES. SO.
Nj s = u 81 FINE
DKES, KID BUTTON
BOOTS. 4, 80.
a SUPERIOR As.
: y II r NJ Il Y r q y
Y0CTHS'AND BOYS
HANDMADE BUT.
TONED BOOTS ASD
LOW SHOES AL
WAYS ON HAND.
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DRY GOODS.

PROGRESS IN SHOES.
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| LORD TAyLoRs SHOE DEPARTMENT.
BROADWAY AND 2Urii ST.
PARIS.
Au Petit Thomas
Nouvcautcs.
Rue du Bac 81 20. 81. 81. IS. and Rue dc rUnivsr-
sitc 25
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


a -CARTIER's DANCING ACADEMY, 3 UNION
N .square; all summer; private lessons any hour;
Gde specially system simple. easily acquired; lady
assistants. Reception Mondays
A --DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR DANCING, NO. 681
n 10Th sy.. open tor cass or private lessons.
DR0FEsSOH BARNES CHALLENGES THIS WUILD
l. In nne elegant and graceful waltzing a his Mnuet se
eeption. on "Wednesday evening, May at Lyccnn Hall
Brooklyn. has been challenged.
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\ GEORGE 4. cLAHkE's. TAT BROADwAY.-sU.
~ pcrur Furniture Iarpets &c at greatly reduced prcca
oul liberal ol ri
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THE NEW STYLES OF BOOTS
AND Low SHOES. FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER WEAR SHOW
THAT OUR ARTISTS SKILL
HAS. IN COMBINING BEAUTY
AND UTILITY. REACHED THE
HIGHEST PERFECTION IL THE
ART OF DRESSING THE FEET.
PRICE FOR LADIES HAND
SOME BUTTON BOOTS, WITH
FANCY CHECK CLOTH TOPS
AND SPANISH BOX TOES, ST
IN ORDER TO MEET THE DE.
MASDS OF THE INCREASING
TRADE or THIS DEPARTMENT
WE KEEP on HAND rtlE FIN.
L>r AND MOST EXTENSIVE
| STOCK OF GOODS THAT II IN
| THE CRY.
CUSTOM ORDERS SKILPULLY
! AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.