Puck — August 13, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. This Institution was regularly incorporated the aia von cr ‘Sa fae tinal aed Cosmbate a Marien Lk. pirve Years, ‘TO WHICM CONTRACT THE towhlen fi iY irhas alace added oes vet Ftyooo0o, towhlck it has since added a reserve 00. NEVER SCALES OR POsTFO PONES. trath Monthly Grand Distnbution, ne Orleans, 1857 prices, cote ANT TICKET OFFICE. 102 I ALL GERMAN STATE LOTTERIES. ‘a7 Ia writing orders or for information pleas hat you saw this in the English “Puck.” OLD &RELIABL TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. “MILD “—Rare Old Virginia.“ HALVES "Rare Old New Combinations of these Fragrant rst VANITY PAIR Flake Out, FRAGRANT VANITY FAIR a Cur. 878. Peerless Tobacco Works. ‘WM. 8. KIMBALL & CO., Roches! HAMANN & KOCH, Red No. 9 Maiden Lane, FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES, DEALERS IN AMERICAN ANDO SWISS WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY. Look for No. 9, nearest Broadw: Comfort, Durability, Lightness and Elegance. THONET BROTHERS, Inventors and Manutacturers OP THE World Renowned AUSTRIAN \NEW YORK, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR HOIELS, RES1TAURANTS, CAFES, ete. Price Lists and Cireulars Gratis. THE MINING RECORD. es ay. je Copies Pree, ENLARGED TO THIRTY. TWO PAGES, Full news from the Great GOLD and SILVER Mines, Orders ‘executed for Mining Stocks in New York or San Francascs, A. B. CHISOLM, Propricte: arate BOOK-STORE IN THE epartment oO wont Ps Ypbuparment of Literaisrs. pearl de w ure and fiction ree, Ton prions 10 ook Clube and Libranes.. LEGOAT BROS. 3 BEEKMAN ST., OPP. POST-OFFICE, NEW YORK. IMPORTER AND Sets ties oF CENITLEMEN’S HATS 174 Fifth Ave., 169 Broadway, Between sad and 93d Streets, Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK, THE OELEBRATED CERMAN STUDENT LAMP. Iurorrap omty 3Y E.D. BASSFORD, HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, ‘SILVERWARE AND COOKING UTENSILS. "1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 15, 16 &17 COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY. Isaac Smith's Umbrellas ‘Sar Any of the shove seat by ex, Brea, ectrely packed, on receipt @ COURTLANDT STREET, near Broadway. 36 FULTON ST., near Pearl. 104 BROADWAY, near Wall. 1188 BROADWAY, near agth st Br 7 405 BROADWAY, near Canal. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1802. BROKHAHNE'S COMBINATION SHAVING APPARATUS. Sap zr Cae wh Rs, ie Sheeting ae wt Bony and mbined In One. This entirely new gaierke 4s the most useful and convenient article for gentlemen at home as well as travelin Descripafre Gresias fire y mail. kof the most celebrated Rpeed an Spoor Rasore, beng Hambarg hollow W. BROKHAHNE, 350 Canal 8t., N. ¥. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE or Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FELT FATS FOR'GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. NICOLL, the Tailor. ae ied 4 Bowery. SUITS to Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 12 P.M. RECTOR ST Hesress point for Wall street ferry, connects with cars for South ‘ORTLANDT ‘ST—Nearest point for Jersey City and Com w ferries. PARK PLACE—Nearest point for Post Office, City Hall nd Barclay street ferry to Hoboken. (eLHAMBERS ST.—Nearest point for Favonia and Ere Railway FRANKLIN ST. GRAND ST —Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer sey City, and connecting with cars for Desbrossesand Ean Grand street BLEECKER ST.—Connects with cars for eas 8TH ST.—Connecting with cars for Chris East Tenth street ferviess Connecting with cars for East Twenty-third and ert frre nd west, jer street and ‘onvectio cars for Twenty-third street f fever Gey and East Thirty-fourth street ferry for Huaters 3B ST.—Connecting with cars for Weehawken ferry. D ST.—Connects with New York Transfer Company's cabs fof Grand Central Depot, TH ST. AND 6TH AV. 'H ST,—Sixth avenue entrance to Central Park, connecting years of Belt Lice Rasad, ND STH AVE." 9gTH ST. AND oTH AY. SPAND GAY. BIST ST AND TH AV, ya) St, AND gTH AV. PTH ST. aD we bye! Su te 'N TRAINS take east side stations, take west tide stations, “Trains wili run to s8th st. and 6th av, and roth st. and gth ay, alternately. Sunday ‘rains from ra:s0 P.M ull te Midnight, ENTS, ‘except between the hours of s: "pats 7:30 A.M. and s and 7P.M., when the fare is 5 cen WM. R. GARRISON, | : M. VAN BROCKLIN, ; ‘Superintendent. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gilmore's Band and Levy Afternoon and Evening. foot East 23d st. (crossing the river via steamer “Sylvan Grove.'), $451 $45 10.45, 11.15 A.M, and halt-hourly thereafter to 8.45 F jas leave Manhattan Beach half-hourly for New nt to 10.35 PM. ds run to South Fery, connecting with steamer ourly, from 9.25 A.M, to 8.25 Bay "leave North River 25 A.M., then hourly to 8.25 P.M. M. Pier, 9.55 A.M. aSigamerg “Thomas Collyer” landings—From 22d st., 9.10, Leroy st, 935A. and hourly to 6.35°P. and hourly to 6.55 Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York, via Bay Ridge, half-hourly to 1o.as P.M. ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, G, VIBRARD and DANIEL DREW, srapers June ad, leave Vestry St., X98 8:35, and 2qth Stat 9 ee fomsBkOOkL we at NY. Annex boat ). Landing ACK FERR' RAWAL, Ni POUGHKEEASIE, RHINEBECK, CATSKILL, and HUD: Passengers landing at WEST POINT, CORNWALL, or NEWBUCIT can retur 7 down boat. Tickets sold and bag- age checked north and west. Tickets or coupons good on Hi PHOTOGRAPHER, 347 East 14th Street, Between 1st & and Aves., New Vork.—Closed on Saturdays only. ——— THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE. 1¢ Kenuine Elastic Truss is worn perfect comfort, night and day, we under the hardest exercise or severest strain. Sold at greatly reduced prices, and seat by maa te all parts of the country. for fall hal descriptive crear to ‘TRUSS New York. comicbooks.com