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AHIUsE MENTs.

NIBLos.-TICKErs FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS
s DiS.s sssa
Bro1gham and p chpPepdais In eOnssqpsnse q the
sasy snns 5 sy fs
ss' Ss r e. HE'ns
Ne the Mss uson s
hSSsf N fh ssff lffIks 10 with the
National THEATRE. CHATHAM sTRsEr.-MoN-
cay hs s sn Of
Ban M " PsS M ssn Meadow a ss
Of I h fssxts BY for tie frs; time here the sTrssqrs
Hab% MI Thompson Abdsllah Mr. Russell Hassarac Mr.
Writ he h.ai
ooef NJ ShagnD pGor. open a. ~ fSrs so. s1'
ssna F. Bads On Monday EVENING" july H. $780, IN
s. B. xsrS:
SIS Ms.n .so ss Bassi JSns an hs ssa si Bs
s ps9 IN SIG the l New S Sn Be. much
Ies Of where the opera can be heard with
in the saloon during the evening Admission Soc
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. t. BARNUM,
- sa S aud Lr,p.etcr John GrssnweCd jT As
hibOns and performances, every afternoon. s and
omp pa Sn ss s "a
o. no ss Il A S q
Ia.sTd Mis-; ASTpn Fisher = Nary
Miss Stanhope Miss Spindle to- The afternoon per-
foImances consist OF Songs Dances by
those nimtable meodsts, the Lancashire Bell Ringers
amusing farces, &c. &c. On Monday and Tuesday after
Moons SOMEBODY ELsE-Minne, by Miss Anna Cruise.
Amongst the curiosies the Mammoth Lady, the
Hooser Infant weighing 1856 pounds Queen Adeades Car
rage Titania the Fairy Queen. &c. &C. Admission. Is
cent?; children under ten years, l21s cents.
RARNyns CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
pretor and This large and interesting collection
remains but short time longer is the most magncent
exhibition OF Chinese figures csrioses wonderful spcci
of ingenuity, &c. from the Celestial Empire. IL
sents objects Immediately connected with the social labis
the religious worship the mercantile cusoms the mechanic
operations and the sciences of the Chinese 1t is inrins
cay valuable and beyond description amusing
and gratifying Open day and evening, from A. n
till 10 r. n Admission 20 CENTS Children under ten
l2L cents
DROFITABLE sPECULATI0N.-THE UNDERSIGNED
DESTROYS selling his one-ha interest in PanOra
of the Mississippi river, he unable to il to
Europe This work has been successful exhibition for
some months in this country rnd will prove good inws
ment capitalist who would wish to visit all the princ
pal cities in Europe Letters addressed (pot pad to c. c.
p boz 2653 Post office New York, will meet with prompt
attention.
DAN0RAMA SALOON, n4 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Lspsnard street. Exhibition Free Some Of the finest
PAINTINGS the werd the Birth Of Venus the Greek Slave
and other classical Paintings Likewise, the Mammoth
Oyster weighing $50 pounds The Painting are for sale.
w. A. AshE. Proprietor
OTTO COTTAGE, NORTHUMBERLAND INSTRUMENT
~ tai Free Concerts-Srauss celebrated Band every Mon
day, "wednesday and Friday commencing at p n. and
closing atsP NJ Fsrriass reduced to cents. N. In
the weather unfavorabs the Concert will teke place
nsxt day.
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IRON Warehouse.

Total gone into consumption 5OT e62ls 1903 2eiaOoS
The goods entered for warehousing for the po-
rhode and not included in tho above follows
FonnIoN Day Goops ENTEaEp roR wARrnouMNa.
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Totai........ $50 i.62s,iO5 eepi 2s77.s7
The quantity Of goods taken from warehouse and
thrown into the channels Of trade during the week,
and for the corresponding week Of last year Is shown
in the annexed table
Fopx,.r m goops WITHDRAWN IRON W.nEuousr
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CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
~ tion Of visiters during the day, from An till r ~
s the largest and most beautiful in the country
undisurbed promenades while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around and nhalng the delicious
breeze. Admission, 12L cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RoWERY rHEATRE.--oBsERvE THE PRICES
To- Boxes . Is TN cts No extra money demanded
thbshed the largest the c9es and the best ventilated in
BY windows every side must catch the
est breeze, matter from What it The
H Of si
sss sssn anp
ed by whose veraeiy cannot for instant be doubted
the world Strangers Ss City viii s8s
an opportunity Of WITNESSING this great moral drama g.h
sand where there scarcely means Of for
the Bowery Theatre the Of eress and esress are
large and chance persons GET
The RsS
denee TO be placed far beneath the roof OF the building
s' 'foIsAas r. Sole S1ss
the DRyNKATps The Fallen saved Edward Middleton
claw w. Pope CRIBS Sam iyss Aih
sr f sTss a9ss Miss c
X as namely s Ct The 70 3
TSss. 3 THE M Mr., Mr.
Margaret Mrs Walcot Doors will open at qusrter
O'clock and the curtain will rise precisely at ~ o'clock
CHRIsTYs MISUNDERSTANDING HALL, NO. 47a
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets. Mon
day. July 18TH and every night until further notice The
e.. Sssss S Tc4
Of Ssys Ter under S d.
their original and inmitabe eneranmeuss every nisht
until further notice Admission Is Doors open at u
on Saturdays commencing at o'clock I'm.
MINERVA ROOMS, 4oe BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
~ evsningaNew and magnificent, mammoth rsnorAms Of
oS Fee. canvass sketches taken himself "
lie Of
ats nSS r
afternoons Liberal made with schools
0P'n'' ~ picture "'''' A. w. FENNo, Proprietor.
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OTTo COTTAGE NORTHUMBERLAND INSTRUMENT
~ tai Free Concers-Strauss celebrated Band every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday, commencing at p. NJ and
closing at y. NJ FsrriaEs reduced to cents. N. In
nett day.
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.


CITY HALL, NEW YORK, JULY H. ls50-AT MEET
" Of the Committee Of Arrangements appointed BY the
Common Council in relation TO the deceae Of General Tay
lo late President OF the United States held City
Hall this day, the following resolutions were adopted
in honor Of the lanented Zachary Taylor late Pre-
sdent Of the United States take place by tyie and mill
tary procession to be Of the military tho
ORDERS societies. aud citizens OF New York aud the
ing cities and TOW ms, Tuesday, the sd instant.
Resolved. That fellow citizens generally and the diff
fcrent orders societies. trades associations and fire DEPART
mens of the cities Of New York Brooklyn Jersey City, and
Of the villages Of and Hoboken and also Of
the adjoining and be unite In
this testimony respect to the usous dead; and that
all orders societies and associations intending
be requested TO the Committee before
friday next at i've o'clock r. NJ at I. City Hail. in
order that the necessary be made carry
out the ceremonies OF the day in an appropriate manner
Resolved That the Army and Navy Of the United States
ON this station be requested with the Commit
Military be requested 20 with the
of the different stations.
Resolved That bearing political devices
ssriptions shall he admitted In the procession.
Resolved That the Committee will be In session daily in
room City HAIL. from the ih TO the 22d inst from 5to
O'Clock T.. N.
Committee part Of the Committee the part Of
Board Of Aldermen Board of Assistants.
CrotGr H. FRASKiIS, g. l.. ii. WARD,
SAnuSL DEI.AMArKR, CHARLES CRANE
JONAS y. CoNckLIN, JAMES AcKERNAE,
JAWS III. COOK, WESLEY SMTrH,
y.coB y. 0AxrEy, FLORENCE MCCARTHY.
MORGAN AoReANs, OSCAR W. sruRrsvANr,
President. President
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The gross income has increased from $4,000 o. In
1s4s-9 o, to s535,414 ~, In 1ste-5o.
The expenses aud interest have increased from
s21s, 344 H. in 1s4s-o to s2lses6 so, In 1880.
The net income has incrested from s271 ,662 IS In
1s4s- o, To- S3l6427 IS, In 1880.
The Renewal fund has been charged with the whole
cost Of the track laid the past year, and with
sum sufficient to complete IL TO Portsmouth, and has
been balanced by transfer from the existing surplus
fund.-. The contingent fund has also been charged
with all losses and damages paid or estimated to be
payable for any accidents that have heretofore
red, and has in like manner been balanced by the
withdrawal of the necessary amount from the surplus
earnings, and by $4,000 Of the profits derived from
the Portland, saco and Portsmouth Railroad. The
whole amount necessary to complete the renewal Of
the track, and to meet any claims that pending
having thus been provided for all future appropria-
lions to these funds viii be reserved for future dete
rioration and contingencies.
The result is, that there remains surplus Of earn
ings on hand, June 80, 1850 Of s45, 500 o.
The third annual report Of the Rutland and Bur.
lington Railroad Company states that the road is 100
miles in length and was opened through for travel on
the 18th Of December, 1870 The cost was originals
estimated at three millions Of dollars but the expen.
diturss exceed that sum more than half q million o
dollars, as appears by the annexed statement
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IT A. o. D.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GRAND
Board Of Directors OF the state OF New York will be
held at their room, No 90 Centre street, this Monday
evening o'clock in relation TO the acceptance by this
body Of the Of the authorities - unite
in paying funeral honors Zachary late President Of
the United States Tuesday 9 inst by order % the ~
GA. JOSEPH GEORGE MASON, q. Sec'y.
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DANORAMA SALOON, H4 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Lspsnard street. Exhibition Free" Some Of the finest
Paintings the werd the Birth Venus the Greek Slave,
and other classical Paintings Likewise, the hammoti
Oyster weighing $50 pounds The Painting are for sale
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PUBLICATIONS.

CURIosITIEs OF SCIENCE, No.3-A RAY OF LlouT
~ travels $50 600 miles In amnute 81 time Curiosity
No. 10 Tweyetrees Washing Plan invented by Lebg,
exposed 10 the public In small pamphlet, sent BY mail.
for 81 application M " letter PAID TO H. Twelve
tree 70 Nassau street. New York IN aIiy wash
done by person. before breakfast only
cents and without help machine turpentne ammonia
any acid.
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RARNvMs CHINESE NUsEUN, ks nRoADwAY

DROFITABLE sPECULATION-THE UNDERSIGNED
DESTROYS Of selling his one half interest in Panora
of the Mississippi river he is unable to to
Europe This work has been successful exhibition for
months in this end will good invr
capitalist who would wish visit all the princi
pal cities in Europe Letters addressed post pad c. c.
P box 2655 Post Office, New York. will meet with prompt
attention.
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7 o. o. PA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE r. w
Grand Lodge Of Southern New York, will be held on
Monday evening July Is at o'clock at the Grand Lodge
Room. National Hail. Canal street. to consider the invita-
tion Of the municipal 20 unite paying une-ai
honors TO Zachary Taysr late President Of United
b. J. PENTZ. CT. see'ry.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
WANT9.

"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA-
ton as chamber maid aud waiter children
Would have objections short distance in
y City references il required. Please apply at 2 woos-
ter street,
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REWARDS.


COX wARD.-L0sT, A GOLD ENAMELLgD
R(O Watch and Chain with bunch Of Charms, Locket
and Miniature attached The above reward will be paid for
their return, and questions asked at No. South
street.
OsT-0N THURSDAY, 1lrH INSTANT, BETWEEN
IL the hours Of and o'clock going from Aston
House to the Irving House. ladys small gold watch and
by leaving IL with c. c. ROUMAGE.
No. a Broad street, up stairs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YoRK-xEDICAL DEPART
mcntThe chair Of Surgery and that OF Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine having become vacant In this instu
ton the Faculty will receive applications from candidates
All applications will DO CONFIDENTIAL and must be addressed
Secretary Of the Faculty. $50 Fourth st. New York.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-LEwIs W. RYCKMAN
Agent Of the Protective Union Of the City Of New York.
stated In the Advertisement published In the Tribune OF
saturday the 18th inst and signed by James Mooney
ng President OF the Association, neither do the by laws
constitution OF the Society recognize the legality
tion Of the acting President by which the toned
agency VAS created. The Protective Union cannot recog
nize payments made to Lewis Ryckman, DO
'ponsble for any debts contracted by him. xo,r
Chairman Of the Board OF Auditors.
GEORGE ADAM, Secretary Of the Union.
BAH the share holders Of the Protective Union Of the
City Of New York hereby required to attend the
regular meeting Of the Union Thursday evening heKt ct
the Protective Union Buildings.
GEORGE ADAM. Secretary.
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PARTNERsnIPs.

roPARTNERSnIP NOTICE.-TUg sUBsCRIBERHAv-
Oing this day taken Mr.. o. n. HEROr into psrnsrshp
Trspmsnn Co. l.. TRAPAANN
Charleston, &c. July I. 1870
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'EENTREyILLE COURsE-TROTTINC.- "A PURSE OF
~ <le0 will he given, two mile heats $50 lbs wagon
hores that never won purse over seo TO come of july
o'clock. p. M at Green Maddens thres make
held and two to start to make q race.
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
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II ITF INsURANCE.-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LTrn
- Assurance Society, II London aad NV lork-Ca.ital
szSUeN Surpus fund sil2.gD. larre ruarantee fand
tees.
United states Local rdActire Directors for JULY
I'm Palmer, Samuel e. Howiand. Wfn Wan Hook Faa-
nfnr Tucker. Robert Dillon. and Joseph Ca srd
Cafornia Risks taken favorable terms. NJ
y. LIANDER STARR, General Ass.A
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MoNrGoMERY's PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOIL
" er-The subscriber having been appointed sole
for the United States prepared appoint agents. make
contracts and issue permits FOR the o this valuable
rrovemen All business Whatsoever connected with this
patent must be addressed and permits Ito be valid
signed by him. WIN. s. TdOLE, 20 Broadway.
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English Three ply and Double Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths
Rugs &c. At the celebrated carpet in
the u s. No. 90 BoweryHiram Andersons. Those and
shilling English ingram carpets and and shilling oil
cloths are decidedly cheap.
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Summer Clothing CheaP.-Alpaca, Liner,
Drab dEte and Queens Cloth Coats Drab and Nankeen
Pants variety Of fashionable Vests from So to S. also
fresh lot Of them IS suits. Corner Nassau and Beekman
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re CONTRACTORS.

Il .QWkO0R IR0r.-G1LMORE. BLAKE b WARD,
- Bankers State street. Bossor United
states for the Lwmoor Iron Company pre- pared
ceve orders for this Justly cbrsted The
ersised In I've snufse well ss the in al eases
81 the same ores. taken from the Compsnys riass In
Lovmoor schns 10 be the Great Britain
ENSURES an Invariably unfor quality Of the and ts
consistently be for ali purposes
quirins iron Of extra quality.
IownooR LocOnoTIva rrEEs AND Axis
eimnre Blake ward Bankers State street. Bcstcn
ses rssns In the United Iowa rron Com
Rny ier The supply q ihi. s.psrier ssmr bescrsnye
fires spd Axes In bars beat valdez and heetsA The
lev price AZ which they imported their wst eskah
hse reputation ON the rrnore railroads IN Unitsd
.crntry Great Eritsin The sartsers prspsrs&
70 sstepts all esasrs with despatch.
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INDIA RUBBHR GOODS.

DuBpHn ooeps wARRHousR -DnALIaT nssp-
N qusrtsrs-Unios Indis Rubber Company, Ia Nssssu
rest New rsrs whers nap BE the srsst ana most
ssslseS n.ss.s o.ea ever sher.d in Iris
Qsnpasy vksh win Ne scd V the fssspry pvsssa
oe~ssry and export dealers viii snd many artisss n shs
shove s<eeh Vel s<aPted " their sds ana Rhich win nag
hss4scme rreaA lss u srtsses yith phsss sssAsksz
van ~ furnished " dealers vhen rsauirst-
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PUBLICATIOKs.

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAzkrTE OF THIS WEEK
IL ready; IL sontains besides lie
Of sxeitbg criminal ALTERS Of peculiarly
and domestic oharacter being the tofd Ellen will
hams the Court Sessions for the city
York IN which the reader will hnd great deal that he
before beard o. and much that never dreamed Of the
whole forming unique chapter in the social domestic
LIFE e the nisetcen century developed In the city o.
New York. and tanned In full and ungsrbled report
the i nov in prcgres q the Miles Conspiracy cass
also the Jordan libel case
the Trial In this before the IN Court
sic. Read thst worAy Of and fall Of Ia
cenu
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Superior Court.

bciofe ObieI JUSTICE Ohhiey.
DC ls-John BT0tUer, Rsceiuer Of the Pelican Mutual
Insurance Co. Is John H. Harbeek aud Jrm II. Harbeek-
This was an action brought by the Receiver of the
Pelican utual Insurance Co to recover OF the de-
fendsnts the rum OF SO co., being the amount OF
tain promisory notes given to the company for pre-
miums in advance, asd alleged to have been subss-
qusntly illegally transferred TO the defendants by the
company. in December lS47. The Pelican Mutual
Insurance Co was chartered In 1913 com oenoed bu-
sinners In 1876. and ceased operations in 1sfs The
defence Is that the transfer was In accordance with
the powers conferred the com pany by its charter
and, II not, then. that the defsndsats being pur-
cbssers for valuable consideration their title cannot
be impeaehed. The trial OF the suit commenced
Tuesday Mr. Cutting having concluded the 70 r
the plaintiff yesterday Mr.. Gerard rose to move for
non sui and the question was pending at the rising
OF the court.
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DErAaruHr 81 TINS AsA.-rhs Britisa NAH steam
ship Asia Capt. Judkns sailed ct noon yesterday foe
liverpool She took with her s1s76eS In specie, sad
hftytwo passengers The names 4 her pssssnssrs
WIN be found under the head OF Marine Iats gsnes.
LAUNCH. Ship Cincinnati was lsunohsd .; Oincin-
natl few days since She said to be very bssutifal
and substantial vessel and will iod at that place for
California
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WILL THERE BE WAR IN EUROPE The next
news from Europe 10 looked for with increasing
interest Our last telegfaphic advices informed us
that Austria had demanded the immediate
withdrawal Of the Prussian troops from Hesse
Csssel. War or peace may turn on the compliance
or noncompliance Of Prussia with that demand n
the next Intelligence, due tomorrow, or next day,
by the Africa, confirm the report that such a de.
msnd had been made and had been refused by Prus-
sis, we may consider that affairs on the continent
have assumed very critical shape. A war be-
tween Austria and Prussia will have far more
important result than the mere supremacy OF one
Of those 20 yers in Germany; th- question whether
or not Russia is to be the great controlling power
Of all Europe, is depending on the issue.
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spuovs msdieinss sprins LIKE weeds sarde. like
they pro 20 whatever
With. No medicine probably ever hsa ues.er numssr o.
Of is txeellenes remedy for COUGHS. Celds and
rtion NJ not xosd article and did
lie admit would not Be ,eretedthis clear
ke purchaser NEST avoid the spurious article ard purchase
only Hsss Candy which 10 the orsin ana Only seHuius
article pree rs cents package For sale wholssss aad
retail byA ~ sanda general ssen 100 Fulton street.
Thomss 4 Maxwell Is william street Astor and Trvia
nouss Drug sterss, and Ito and Ies Broadway.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.-We publish Ia our
advertising columns, the Annssl Report Of the
Trustees Of the Fire Department Fund, for the
year 1850. II appears that, during the year, 23I
widows and go children received the aid Of the
charity Of that Department. that the donations for
the year, to sick and disabled hrsmen, snd widows
pensions, amount 10 tlo,lT3 Os, and that there is
now in hsnd s3es SO. We are glad TO hear that
the financial concerns Of the department are in 90
favorable ecndifioa.
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IA--TRIrsr ORrATtoN ACROSS TuH
" Isthmus on z.ehrisson Nelson h Co, Of Pa
prepared 20 sth
or tsks through 70 San Trsscsee shfppers option
and prepsrly covered, 40 q. Co.. nos rssror-
sibe for damage OF socidsn I'm the sn The charges
trsrsrortetion " ke paid In Nee York
srplys n ZkchRI5s0N q CO, ~ Wall street.
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Try Them.-Ladies, II You value health,
try Ne alpine later Hoo Hyoe aisks IKE Inda rubber
overshoe discard them clear cold weather. and the
Aiine rtsr if,ou admire anything that embraces com
fcrt health and procure of the Alpine CATER
boe they and mutt be this winter all the Can
tIel $50 Bowery the whore they be
ubt tin.. and India rubbers
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Ferry Thousand Goats, PsAtaloons and
HIPBskDb Cisshins Store chssnss stssst ssssH1 dee
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very superior Wis or feupes should call ~ Bstehslor
eelebra'ed Wig factory, No. Vail ~ They will hod
he perfectly understands all tneir requireents matter
how icult he fails 10 re the hsse knows
his business and matss business Of IT, Copy his address
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POl.GTqCAL..

CEcOND wARD--AT A PRIMARY NETTING or
- the whHvoters Of the second ward, held stonsss
hotel ISL Fulton street. wednesday evening Isth inst,
wits PArIrS, Fac, vas called TO the Chair and y T.
Dsnnison, ksq wse appointed Secretary motion
resolved that the whg votert Of the Ward requested
meet - the sane place, On this Thursday evening 1gh
sssurs the Wsrd By The sl.ction Moadsy next
ESQ isst OF delegates 20 the several commiste whose
names will prove acceptable TO the body Whir
voters on the ward. On motion was
neat meeting who favor such smoysment And motion.
soyosrnca. -, WILLIS PArrEN Chsirmss-
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Bar Dye, oply b. secured at the msnufsctsry wal
street The public should guard against limitations. ~,
bad color the Of the imitation dye have 10
corrected ~ calling a. above. Ccpy the sddres.
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70 force the hair 70 srcv, prevent lie falling Oh ast
turning gray, and mailing stih, wry hair soft, SILKY and
glossy frs bottles rs eents eaah eoursuds auid Hair
d. will change red Or sray hair 70 BEAUTIFUL bset BREW
from Broadway Bates Jordan. ifo waAninston street
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dvotes bis a,ten exeuvey diseases Of the aud
Ear from TO soooct. AZ 26l Broadway, entrance war
street where be had HE ropusr rr stise the
Fye third edition Price ~ cents aao his Self Acting Eye
snd Esr Fountains. Artihcial kyes Inserted
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Personal.

NANCY WILL FIND LETTER ADDRESSED TO HKR
~ AZ her Post once. from Q. ID. N.
A LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND HAS LEFT HER IN
N embarrassed crc umstances 10 desirous meet with
gentleman that would aid her In commsnns some iisht
business or keeping fev select bosrd.rs. and eausv
benf.d thereby Please address In rsply
prepaid, to Aessthus, Chsthsm Square Poet once.