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FANCY NEEDLE-WURk EMPORIUM
IMPORTER Of HE zEFlY tkAW Wo3E CANVASS PAT
j terms, BEA \, EnINGEs GIMPs SC, u JOHN
Of informing the trade and public generally that he has
the above and prepared offer extensive stock
ence quality and novelty and BY his arrangements feels
confident that his prices fail OF commanding
public patronage He opening nlnv entirely
the market, and respectfully solieiu call mac Inns
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MUSIC,

MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION given the Piano two dollars per
month by person who understands the profession tho.
roughly Young ladies' wishing 20 take essons VIII please
address note to Music" at the Herald Office.
ielG w
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OK RY BL q F. 3
REGIMENT.6L ORDER.

NEw YORK June ~, 1876
THE Members Of the Volunteer Regiment Of Hickory
Blues hereby directed % appear q citizens dress.
the Arsenal Yard Of Elm and traakn streets,
Tuesday Afternoon 23d insts at o'clock precisely for the
purp Sc Of proceeding the Cry Hail. Park where an ee-
CANT Regimenta Stssd,rd prepared BY Com
mine Of Citizens, will re.ented byrhe ion Andrew H.
Mcke Mayor Of The Cry % tie Officers s.d Members Of
THE Hickory Blues, MT 5 O'Clock.
The Com ,hs the heh haror Tins 10 be con-
ferred on the rnb.rs Of the Hickory DIues will be
sufficient ensure promprtude strict obedience TO this
ALEXANDER MING, Jr., Colonel.
GroRoE G. HAScr. Adjutsht. j2l 3tis,rc
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SCOTT,S BAZAAK

"a Prince street east Of Broadhcay
Glands SCOTT late Of the Bazaar DEFY street. begs
- acqu.iu his numerous friends aud the public that he has
the above house STYLE and hopes
merit fair share Of the public From long
Renee business he aers himself 10 be able TO please the
fastdous the accommodations Of his house for busi
and comfort he believes cannot be surpassed by any
well supplied with the best OF thing the market affords
in the way of Aes, Wines Liquors aud Segars Steaks
Chops Cold Cuts Rarebts Poached Eggs Tea, Coffee, and
in fact large Of Refreshments all times anil
al all times ready. ny9 imsrrc
vISo JEWELLERS, IMMATURE PAINTERS, Sc
g. j., HARTNETT, No Co,rtIandt street, near
Writing Dressing and Jswelry Boxes Mnianre Cases and
Settings; Flute, Locke Watch, Ring Pin and pencil Boxes;
for silver Plate neatly arranged TO order Also Trays
made and fitted TO Jewellers show cases to contain watches,
chains, rings, keys, pins, himhles, pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles coustantly hand and
made order with and despatch No Courandt
street New York. rnyt2 msrc
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
nr ANp r- ur,rsrpv

UEAIEKN FLhT I
0NQT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE ~ BROAD
~ WAYThc subscriber offers the complete assort
ment Of rerfumery Toilet Soaps Colognes, Extracts SC.
&c At prices 20 to 30 per cheaper haa any other house
~ the United states In order CONVINCE yourselves he IN
r. ROUSsri,
Manufacturer and importer OF Pcrfumery soaps &C. 10
Broadway, between Liberty aud CourtIandt streets.
as imsr -
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PURCHASERS invited to call at Chambers. ROOM
TO vocALsTsA Mu fRoffssl aND THE THEATRE
VIZ CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Ringers, re;
h {. %S sr. e III s a
ment Nh IN. above few weeks aud tenders his
Sss %
h. second s% Sa s"s q iss
which has visited almost e o:t
STATISTICS most and useful travellers
be believes that h will advantageous to
p'EI s M1sn Ene@ e. may csss Manager
mss fsrs 70 Nay lay iS'S and Prepaid
SaEDaE E soS wifi m sS@ TaE
Tuesday .nd Friday evenings commencing June sad q
oe GSs SIM WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor
MODEL OF NEW YORK..
THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving orders for news
ssc pw s:
- 70 sss. Ssv iad irs Of pubic
ngs places Of business manufactures hotels private resi-
number Of the t artists. both decorative
ns ,n d BY y ss
s 1f fa egas' 'r' Z PPoeRffR BELDEN Broadway
FJKE WORKS-FOUkTH OF JULY.
NEW YORK L-aB.aR.aTORY
NJ BENNETT, 1876 Front street. doors south Of Fai-
n.a ~ Tx %s'' s, %
consstng honoy and signal with gold and silver
CONS trianees vertces mines % serpents and stars ms
rooms bengoa lights Roman csndss .srpsnt r,n whesn
lions line pigeons, orpedoe, pulling crackers double head
ers fire crackers, Canton rockets, NC.
Country merchants aud dealers general are requested e
call and examine the above stock
and prv.e parties, be SUPPLIED the most liberal
terms with the nbov oned articles warranted the mate
rails hsviag beer selected with The utmost oyy In
FIRE WOkkS. FIRE WORMS,
ISAAC EDGE PyEo,ssh9ic Artist Jersey city Rssp par
dens theatres &c. His present stock comprises me mos.
brilliant and varegsted fires, appropriate designs ever
'ae'"'o1 ." ~. '' - ISAAC EDGE,
Arotcchnic Artist, Laboratory Jersey c,ty. y, =
NB--To agents. Signals including smP hsn,s, a,se =
fires primers, port fires, signal rocksts &c Al sni nc
government OF "ereha". 'e CHAS j. Howell,
10 200 Front street.
=, .TE az o : zU1;II7'ER HIDks-3ooo Qua
L. inv CIV CAR sfias selected Also light. mdhins'
aud heavy Hides Of ,sr'ov: sysfs ~ ri
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THE ALHAMRA.
he AI4fiA WhA.
&c E c X L M s A LOON,

- ~ -
$50 Broadway, bet,ccea Spring and Prince.
ITO sTRANGERs-srrangers visiting the sity will find
aside rom he delicious Ices and 70 found
there .ss Up IN ssys Of ,psndosI md
fountain the trsselaed court which display. av,risy Of
cool psssa"9 bur 'a az AMUSING interest and
while DsmsG.ss around
beauty and fashion than found other
kou, be passed more nationally or s1resably.
C7-Admt :snce free. je2i 1ws.rc
ATHENlEUM HOTEL.
THIS establishment formerly well known TO the pub
lie sS 81 rss
Ss%1dsr. The house .,s;i:d NJ y; s1ssas.y
rsi; y: :a;s ss E
s "on ~ cay d for
two three desirable Psrors, with bed a,ehed
New York June is. 1886. jeis iwrc
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, Hest Side of Broaa,cdu.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has lately opened the above Esablsh-
ey Il r.. 70 ASas e aS the
sys g b, FRIENDS and e while
81 y. No wsS ss S hi
usual lsiis%s. s GhaDs Steak. Welsh Rarsb po.eh
viii Be- regularly sapplisa with city psp.r a.
Es as full supply Of foreign papers, y iS from
''a mis- im.rc JAMES EVANS
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
n cold and shower bsih equal hose any house IL he
- sS ssed fs.R r com
w 'Deas q ne
ruIAW HOUSE, bALIlMOKE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately re-ed and furnished
i Tie mos, complete ETC. and elegant @,nns BY hsssr Jash
public win b oren for the reception of guests.
s
nc Ensw viii S f II s sS
viii happy 70 see his Cd saa. :; hi: isvarse v:
SARACEN'S HEAD, II DEFY STREET, n. Y.
Il Is
manns, and eIeua,sd TO please gentlemen Of i..: As
Dinner. from y a o'clock. and Cold Cuts, Chops. Stakes
NO H P Of fs S Il: s s.eisd
yss Rooms for parties. and The comfort and accom-
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
the May
for
am I
psa:s win e spsIedby the present g!Opsior make bis
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton.
mi lm*r THOMAS MElNELL
BON SEJOUR.
THE SUBSCRIBER Ia. the pleasure e announce that
commodation hotel the Jersey side has long been
sideraum which supplied. The house 1.-THE old Me
lany mansonl has been reed in elegant style with many
rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid aud what with luxu
rant shrbbery charming walks agreeable drives and p
boating, the place will challenge competition with
rural residence. Families who wish cool and quiet
summer can be provided With rooms suits Of apartments
Kills. and the Reighboring woods deficient
The steamer Passac, plying betweenNew ek and Newark
the landing front Of the house, four times
and the CITIZEN; Of New York sanno, find more beautiful
In fne all vers and boarders may be assured
that pains will be spared make the place the IT,
tie given it OF old-Bon Seiour
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Psssaic for Newark leaves the foot OF Barclay
10 A. NJ and r. NJ landing in front Of he above place
This Port Richmond boat leaves pier No 49, 81 and
O'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats
convey passengers, and land them the house.
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PARK ThEATRE-go.ss; 50 e;s PIT s7,1 n Caller.
80. csats-Mondsy Evening, June p WI be psr
s:a & % .ay ri sSSia .
h srS Wac Ssf Dsb sSs os s..
VII H8p os ss w'as Cr s MAS
To- s9aslpds with the drama Of The Hue AND cRY-Lo;,
Door. open at o'coek-periOrmanee commence
ROWtRY THEATRE. MONDAY Evening, Jupe 22-
~ WI be ps,f1rmsd hs Nsaties Spectacle Of The
& scos,; Henry bsisri II. biaeshasd; WsS tsay; Old
Nanny Mrs Jones; Donna Isabella Mrs Phillips; Doans Ca
'SS T asy s;.s SS%tfs
Eliza, Mrs Phillips; PhObe, Mrs Sergeant
Lover Boxes - cents second and third tiers q cts
DooEs open ociocE-Curtaiu will rise at hall past seven
GREENWIcH THE Of VareE and
~ Charlton s'rser-Re,opened for the summer Season..
@ M 's "a h q. g S.S
.sS $;:y
~e si d ss ep9 N Es opsss E
Boxes, g PHI l2 Private Boxes ss Seats
Orchestra Boxes. each 81.
a % sps
% Les psmans de Ia cGa,enne seuS Mr. Holman
vii Hshs bulgarian ar s:
o Nile in Polish tt conclude with the Overture
81 ss an sos ,I
H Hs,s Flute Solo Hoe,sel Dance eS the Mise.
with the O,erars to L'Ambassadrics
Admttancr q cents
CHAlHAM lHEATRE-Bores Is cents Plf i2h cents
LADY Msd S B ws sns
ssnt Booth Gayis Jackson; Dum,s Beany; Desch.p-
Creme To conclude Win the gbabls ree Of the REN.
jPsiZvofsNGna1s s.ao~y; simon W%.n BolsRs
Booth Iucrea Mrs LaFo,e.t; Sophia Mrs Flynn
Doors cpea at Y past = performance commence at
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order short notice. their Paper Works, Wind
sor, Conn. je20 wrc
DIRD CAGE MANDATORY, I36 Spring street,
ID tween Wooster and Laurens street.-The subscriber
he keeps constantly hand large supply Of fsy and com
aud Willow Ware Brushes, Baskets Mats, aud general
Of articles usual, kept in Wooden Ware Store
all Of which he offers lower than they be bought else
where. j. KELLY. Jel9 im*mc
M RS WILDER having thoroughly RENTED aAd refu rns-
lvl I'd the house 6s Broadway adoinpg the Globe
Hote prepared receive families or sge gentlemen
b9arders. Dinner boarders be accommodated Re-
ferences exchanged. jei9 lmsmc
COAL LAND FOR SALE.
undivided one half Of the best and largest
land in Pennsylvania beng the whole 36 acres,
adjoining the lands Of the Beaver Meadow
ompany the and the lands cf the Summit Level
Company the west both full working operation,
will be sold cheap. For further particulars, apply to
JACOB ALTER,
jele Inns z&c Tuscarora, Sehuylkl co, Pa
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TRITON HOUSE,
GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head Of the steamboat landing aud
thoroughly fitted up and ready for the reception Of Borde
The of this establishment for the purpose Of Salt
Water Bathing amongst she eligible Long Island
Sound the lands attached the premises have very
tensive 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers The
buildings and the Bar and Bowling Alley
Iy ted with the house.
Having farm Of 50 appended the hotel property
the subscriber offer his friends the
tu supply Of good milk and butter and such other comforts
as he trusts together with his unreIned the
wishes Of his guests, will render residence the Triton
House extre mely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire
For terms, which will be moderate, applyto
WILLIAM L. JONES, Triton House.
Glen Cove, Lopg Island. May I, 1876 rnv3 lmrrc
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NEW And EXTRAORDINARY FEATS
OF MAGIC!
PALM O'S OPERA HOUSE,


NEW And EXTRAORDINARY FEATS
PALMO, OPERA HOU Sc,
HERR xAABHsh$ 4: saMafa German Magician.
E,!raG,,,daaIy and entirely Exhibition Of
r.
s s
friends and the public generally his New York for
sS1s o% he s" n
see 5s
Of Palm Theatre entirely retted and gorgeousy
Il TPE 81 e.
on 5 hs
hees to assure the public that pains will be spared TO me-
Tefes g da-5 iaEH under ten hall, price
Bs Once em % whsr
be r.as Boxes E admit four
the Astor House, between the hours offs and o A. NJ
COMPLIMENTARY AND FAREWELL
BENEFIT TO J. r. SCOTT.
l The I9oSiaE bin ?fsatsTtan%sai e, :, ,o,s
Ved"csday Evening, June 2Ah, 1916.
# 81. f. 81
of,Re Park Theatre, formerly the Theatre Royal covsu
Ho,spur, first time in New York., Mr. Rscou
i Rca.: 49,. Nj ci;sIss:
Henry ai Ps,cv Nh: f.a h iens,
The New York Brass Band viii appear, tLeader Mr.. Ken
Afier which, Mr. MITCHELL will appear in iavori,e
Comedy.
To eG saE6E Eh d js Tas s fTs
In which Messrs. Coney and Blanchard will appear.
J2t stisr
TINE ALLtGHANIANS respectfully announce that
their SECOND Conc ERr will take place at the
APOLLO ROOMS, i0 Broadway, ON WEDNESDAY
Evening; June "a, 1876.
= Programme in future papers. ie22 ltsr
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
OVERLOOKING crowds Of beauty and fashion have pro-
" nounced the highest euogums the wonderful Auto
INST. q Mons Georges Tieiz During the whole Of nss
week there will be Evening Performances,
aud concluding 10 o'clock The great Elephant Dan
Babette and The Duck Of Vaucanson will be exhibited
with other objects Of interest.
e-Ihere will be mo.nSg and afternoon performances
week.
Admission IS cents. je2 iw.rc
HOWkN q CO.'S NEW YOkh MAMlMOIn
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L. ity CIV Car sfias, selected Also light m'dhilns
- 49,. ~. n VARIOUS weights Er s.leb
auo nsa.y ~. Il,sos' - 49, JOHN HUM EeEizabeh 81
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FINE LINEN SHIRTS.
NTESDAMES PALMER STARR, t76 Broadway, continue
Nl make gentlemens Linen order and them
TO TT The latest patterns and finest ncedlcwork charactcs
the establishment
NB-Ordes executed fer any part OF the country
mv2T imsrc
SPECTACLE CASE MANUFACTORY,
No. 90 FULTON STREET,
CONSTANTLY on hand large supply Of the above ar
~ cle by the DOZEN Country merchants supplied
al short notice r. DUNN.
a. fr4~
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PIANO FORTEo.
PURCHASERS invited to call at Chambers ware.rcom
No 1856 Broadway for superior and warranted acucle
all lms-
TO vOCALsTs, MUSICIANS , AND THE THEATRE
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DINING SALOON FOR SALE.
THE proprietor OF the American and French Dining Sa-
LOOM No CT and 66 Nassau street wishes dispose of all
furniture and fixtures, as well as the lease
This Saloon is situated IN the immediate vicinity Of the
Post Office, custom House, &c. is elegantly furnished and
has the Of customers Of the
people only from the whole Of the IT, States Of Ame
but from all parts Of Europe The proprietor deems IL
Unnecessary further but invites the
ienton Of any persons wishing embark in the business
opportunity like the present Is seldom offered.
jei3 L.0OSLING.
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BED BUGS, BED BUCS.
INATSON,S BED BUG DESTROYER, is the most
w wonderful discovery made for Immediately de-
sroyine these vermn, however aud eemsy ba-
nshing them from the by application Beware
Of worthless limitations.
For sale at Ahecaes Hail. &c CstharIne street; Olcou
Mcassem i27 Maiden lanes and Brooklny Mrs Hsycss
i39 Fulton ST. Price Is cents per bottle. s28 lm-r
TO THE LADIES.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.A large stock Of Wofsted Patterns
n and Embroideries, French and German Fancy Goods
will be sold No J1 Broadway stairs opposite the Ta
bescie The goods will he offered upwards OF rs
under the ot importation Je5 2wsrc
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
HE PUBLIC is informed that this establi. hnent, having
enlarged and improved since the close of the
season. III be opened for the reception OF the
day OF June LANDON x GARDNER
May 1. 1896. my23 2msr
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WANTED.

-,
FEW active Young Men go South West, to act
"A Agents for the sale OF and popular Publications
$500 and above their will be insured them
Some in employ will, doubt, make over
81 900 clear OF all Each will have his
district Il will be for them have least from
$23 to $50 TO obtain good fitting Apply at FRENCH'S
Publishing Hall 293 Broadway stairs Office of the Flag
Of our Union All letters must be paid myl6 lmsrc
SUMMER CLOTHING.
I AM SELLING handsome Summer Camhlet Frock Coats
for S; Croton Sacks. al s.; Croron Petos s.; Gng
ham Office Frocks, - An endless of Vests
and Pants. fom 81 so upwards These hand
somely made aud trimmed
Fine French and English Cloths Casseres and Vestings
made usual TO orderthe cutting Of which attend to
houses Terms cash q B. CLARKE,
js2s lt.m lis William ST.. opposite the new stores.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A FEMALE CHILD, from The green in front Of Lnfayere
"A Garden aud the Mansion House. Hobokcn the nth
Of June The child is Of named Cecilia Bau
nerhe speaks German and English; has light compile
blue eyes and sandy hair; slightly tanned with the sun
Had blue and white striped frock dark and
striped hood ANY information respecting her will be thank
fully received by her parents. FIJI: BANNER.
je2o 3t.rc Lafayette Garden. Hoboken N. J.
ALOES PETELET, CONFECTIONERY,
$40 Broadway, opposite Ni6lo's
FURNISHED his saloon: Ice Creams and Fruit Ices in
all their varieties Plumber and Bombs la Creme, all
superior quality aud be surpassed in this country
Mr. Peteet entertainments ard peculiar
appropriate style and refer DISSATISFACTION
last winter by Of the fashionable and wealthy ci
zens je2l lwsm
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For sale ia lots to suit purchasers by
PERSSE BROOKS, 65 and CT Nassau st.
PRINT ING Paper of any quality manufactured to
order short notice their Paper Works. Wind
sor Conn ie20
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BURGESS. STkINGNK : To-. 222 Broadwl
w. II. GRAHAM, Trhpoe Buildings:
W TAYLOR Aston Hnusp j22 IL n

EXCELSIOR BONNETS OF PERSIAN SILK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed sole agents
TO the sale o. these Bonnets prepared e supply
which eceyrd the first premium o gold medal II The last
fair oftie Ameri Institute These bopnts exceed in
be iextnrr, durability and thu u the
Iii offered They entirely Of six
and clean alter aud their color equs
Il use STANTON RICHADs & WOODRUFF,
f.,1 ssm M a Rrnu
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EBEN'R. CLARKE.
A "a " NJ Ii Ii u A ID L, ID

55 Wi lam street, of Pine street, Nec York.
ID ETURNS his best thanks those gentlemen who have
III ge. crousy psroazed him since he has opened
and inform, them and also the public generally that
he prepared with handsome Of goods
and he will continue make all articles in
his such prices have already giyeu general ssc
ton
Al assortment Of Office Goats dollars each always
on h,nd aud other goods in like proportion j22 it'm
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WANTED,
A PURCHASER for corner Grocery. Also for Porter
cash Livery Stable with eosches cabs horses &C. Wsn,ed
with six hundred dolirs the Furniture and un
drrtaking business alr-sdy established This is good
chance TO make money Apply to GILLESPIE $50 Pearl
je2O3t.rc
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sli,3s72 23,lso n 4.lss 20
Amount Of coal transport
ed tons, ............. 9252Is 2o,5Toi 3lo7s OS
The gross receipts and coal tonnage for the first
weeks June of the past three years. have been
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LAP-WELDED BOILER FLuES.
4 y FEET LONG, and from IL to inches in diameter
I'D Can be obtained only. of the patenrees
THOMAS PHOSSER,
m ~ Pfsu "
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WANTED,
A YOUNG WOMAN To take care Of two small children
n and make herself otherwise useful in the ismily An
American English German young woman that can pro-
duce good moral and honest character will receive liberal
Apply at No II Third Avenue to the corner Of
Eleventh 81. ia itsm
INFORMATION WANTED, OF
VNHCMAS TERRELL, that left New York last July, and
told his wife that he would 60 TO Maryland, and be
He is native OF Ireland County Of Roscommon Ah-
lone Any person giving any intelligence ef him. dead or
alive, To his wife will have her blessing Please direct
lsue, to Michael Murry, Of Tery corner Of Navy
Brooklyn. je20 3,eodsr
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The SHADES HOTEL,

EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
NJ o. 500 Pearl street, between Centre and Elm-Warm,
cold and shower Baths equal 10 those house the
IN cents lodgings with good clean beds 2h
Boarding and Lodging 50 50 week In the reading
will be found rom London Liverpool and all the
principal cities Of the Inifed States ~ I'm srh
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VNHE ALLtGHANIANs respectfully announce that
i their SECOND CONC ERT will take ulace the
APOLLO ROOMS, 40 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY
Evening; June 81 1916.
~ Programme in future papers. ie22 ltsr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

The following is a summary of the whole
number of killed, wounded and missing, in the
several Divisions:
Gen. Ttoiggs' DiUiSiOn. Killed, 8 commits
stoned officers, 46 non. commissioned officers,
musicians and prvates-total, killed, 3D.
FOUNDED: commissioned officers and ll6
non-commssoned officers, musicians and pri-
vates-total, wounded, 1872. Missing 2.
Gen. Buffers Division. Ohio Regiment had
ID killed, SS wounded one since dead. Ten
nessee Regiment, "a killed, IS wounded. Mis-
sissipp Regiment, 9 killed, Al wounded, Ken
lucky Regiment, 3 wounded.
Gen. Worlh'S Division. killed, 46 wound
ed, of which since dead.
Col. Hays Regiment killed, Is wounded,
and left behind on special duty, supposed to be
killed.
Col, Woods Regiment of TEXAS Rangers
killed and wounded.
Among the privateS killed in the regular
Army, were the fallowing-3d Artillery, Geo.
Watman, LIST sergeant, and John Eagle, Love
ell Gregory, and Henry Shower, privates. Sd
acknowledgements II. J. Babbe, w. Brown;
privates, w. Patrick, J. Newman, c. Torskay,
J. Young, w. MlckIe, J. Harper, c. X. Brown,
J. Stubert, E. Lavalette, Ed, Reilly. 4th In
fantry--Corporal B. Bradt; privates, Thomas
Salisbury, Henry Conline, Ed. Carey, A. J.
Vanceol, NJ. McGouth, John Weeks, J. S.
Dable, Peter Andrews and Peter Judge. Isl
lnfantry-Pryates, Martin Enwul, T. w. Glib
son, Thomas Perkins, l.. Stewart, Joseph
Wolf, Geo. Beck, r. Bunchan, II. X. Brown,
J. Carroll, Nj, French, John Savage, NJ Hatch,
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