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%. II there is one establishment more worthy
the notice and patronage Of the community than
another it is the Knckerbocker Baths, l0l Bowery,
and for reasonsthan one First, for rcIeanness,
air and !arseness OF the baths it has no equal in
this city or the United States. Secondly, i, is con-
Quoted in the strictest temperance order, and con-
sequently merits the support of all the friends of
that good cause. Thirdly, it has been entirely
renovated all the baths have been newly lined with
galvanise,i rnn the whole interior of the building
hasbecn painted in Chinese lusue and gold, giving
the place an appearance of oriental spendor, es-
pecially when lighted up There is nothing more
conducive TO health than frequent bathing, and no
where can it be enjoyed in greater perfection than
at the above Baths, and the charges are lower than
we ever heard OF before, single bath one shilling,
or ten for one dollar Mr.. Gompers has, by his
perseverance, overcome all difficulties asto supply
Of warm water, and can now, if called upon, bathe
fifteen hundred persons ina day One thing more
all who call are treated with the greatest respect
and 5oieness.