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FOURTH wARD.-PIERCE AND KING AssoCIA-
tion.-At an unusually large and enthusiastic mass
Of this tho banner gssd held At lanes Up July
John W. Avery, John H. Robbins John Clark and Peter
Haei were elected Vice Presdsnts and william Locker
and Thomas W. Sheridan sppon tod Secretsrss The
call Of the meeting was then read and approved sndth
following revolutions unaninousy adopted
Resolved batthe democracy Fourth ward esrsess
~ And unanm ousy respond 70 the nomination frank
IN Pierce and William King for the highest positcas ~
The t o. the American people, and cordially spproye on
the platform presented for the united democracy OF the
Uhicn. -
soldier We LOOK upon him - n.ror ans
decided whg. and eonnot but reooecs that the
federal wbs party that him n SoZ srennously
opposed the with Great Britain in 1879, and tho
with Mexico In ss whea national homer grossly
outraged and the private 81 our csntr invaded
try perpetuty the Union mainly the
Integrity ofthe candidates. and principles Of s
party the democracy Of Foursh ward pledges itself
to contribute 500 majority In November, to swell the ma
tic nal triumph Of Pierce and King.
The eloquenty and ably addressed BY rlo.
renee Mccarthy. Esq, Alfrsd A. Philips. ESQ Enooa y.
Camp Bsq. Alderm an Purssr and Geni. wsibridgs
The meeting adjourned late hour with nno cheers
PIER and King. JOSEPH HILTON Chairman.
WiLiIAn LoosyER, lsscx.,ar,ss
1nos W, bHfRpAv,} N"s'~s"'
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FIRE DEPARrMENT-To THE COMMON COUNCIL
rs ssSs pr
s,s pesn yoor
sss i1 ns ?:1 Hssy
Gsd as SS sn
aIsa ana s4 .hs slairnan
teen OBJECT for or rSsS the call
ceSsd he that Of the ssners would state
the nature OF their business Mr. John smith Of Hook
s%ss ard 'A' following pre-
Whereas. the CONNER, Council Of the city Of New
resolutions reinstatns a. mcmeers Of the Fire Depart
were deemed roR and sgheiens S for
into hcnorsbe standing in the De,nrsmens
unjust and dsrosa.ery to the position and character Of its
ofsorshes. but thereby making recipients
mens Fund further whereas the oSrases perps
sTssd Spsp Nose Nos ana Is Engine
asws the violent alteroat0s between daerent compa
~
and S5,rsas n. .id spirit. NOT promptly boldly
citizens siafsdssr and honor Of the snbers Of
body setting their Is Sc sse
ofthc Fire Department Of the City OF New York. tere
Resolved, That Wow with regret and alarm tho action
have been expelled from the
fully upon that body make the troest
petitions Of this character brought before them that
unless from positive and BILE testimony they
satisfied that the action Of former Common
unjust in expellng the said petitioners, they may in all
cases der y their prayer.
Resolved, That law owing and law abiding citizens and
with jealous TO the welfare and interest OF the Fire
depreoAte and
the disgracefn bros which have recently taken place
between various companies, and call upon the Common
found in any participating in giving
this spirit
Resolved That call upon the proper authorities use
instant and energetic to protect the
city from tho and cowardy
bands Of ruADs existing, upon them
the EXTREMIST penalty OF without regard political
party bias.
Resolved That the city ofNew York taken
unit opposed TO all dyism yoence will
tie, and their fellow citizens checking and putting stop
to s such dsaracefu have lately been
in mdsk and which tend to bring cha
racter Of the Empire City and the Empire State.
The above preamble and
rstey, and were motion adopted On motion 1t was
Resolved That copies of the above
tons be presented e. the Mayor, to the Common Council
and to the Chief Of PoEce and that the body
be requested to wait his honor the Mayer Chief
fPoice to them the necessity taking prompt
and decisive to remedy the evils Of by
Resolved That abstract OF the meet.
ing be published in the newspapers
On meuon the meeting then Adjo
ZOPHAR MILLS President.
CHARLES McDcC GALL, Vice President.
JONI J. TISpALE Secretary.
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THE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS
to the Widow and Orphan Fund Of ths Now York Fire
d. partmept is most thankfully ackno xedged viz Prom
Eckerbocker Fire Insurance Company Geo Hodgs ou
Esq., Secretary $50 from Broadway Fire Insurance
Psny per John Wray Es 800 from Astor Fire
$50 from Empire City Fire Insurance Company por Lind
JOHN S. GILES, Treasurer
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POLITICAL,

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
~ mttce.-At meeting of this Committee, held at
all the first day of July instant the follow
ing resolu,isn was unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That the Democratic Republican Committee Of
the city Of New York deeply ympsthile in the ss wbah
the republic has suffered in the death roat
Clay. His eminent talents his distiguished
ss.ievs and his manly courage have from his
political opponents the warmest admiration; this Com
miteo fee called particularly TO express this tribute
to the Of Mr. Clay beeauso he the able and
eff ient of the Compromise OF 1879 and
because tho principles which those based
the Of the democratic party upon which de-
pend their efficiency and duration.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL Chairman.
JesAs D; PMLI'fs, Secretaries.
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-FOUR II O. JULY.

DROoRAnUn OF THa CELEBRATION OF ANERG
u can Indspsndsnse The civic societies will
e'elssl, A. u, Monday morning, the 9th ,nst,
SECOND avenue their rShs resting Eighth street Tha
Niehsel Donnslly-Shamrock b. Society. N.
Charles Canning-EYin fraternal Society, Brooklyn.
Dsnpis noore-hiAsrsian U. b. Society.
Jshn Dwysr-R Catholic Total Abstnenee Society N Y.
Patrick koTr--lrnh American Society, N. Y.
VIM. Redmond Hibsrpisn b. b Society, N. Y.
The Grand Marshall assisted by his aids will form the line
BY placing each their respective places and then
proceed 70 take the route viz street and
around Union square, down Broadway the Park around
the PARK to Chatham street. theme East Broa
threush East Broadway Grand ST. down Grand
Bowy Prince street thsncs TO Broadway dismiss
to esopsrste do so 81 tine between this and Mon
day morning neat by addressing thu uAdergned No 70
Prince street. JOHN hcLBAR, Grand Marshal.
GRAND FOURTH or JULY EXCURSION AROUND
staten Island and through tho Lower Bay touching
Brooklyn and Williamsburg Fare 80 cents for the
sion. The new and splendid steamer THOS Il. HULSE,
Capt T. Van Wart, VIII make an excursion as above,
Monday, July 5th 1852, leaving as follows Nineteenth
street, y. a. At ~ o'clock A. NJ Hammond street. "a;
Spring street 800 Market street. r. 9 Delaney street.
9t4 South Fifth street. williamsburg Bridge street.
Brooklyn 9x; Pier No, r., New York gX. No pains
will be spared TO make this the most agreeable of
hcsons Of the Bay and Harbor and also enjoying the
cool sea breeze, returning to tho city at about3 NJ
uIBERNIAN b. D. sOCIETY-THE MEMBERS OF
this Society hereby respectfully notified to attend
ing next July 9TH soelook precisely to celebrate the
Of American Independence Tho
will please In the uniform adopted by the
Society according to section the goth Of the BY
w wsn Ha.s sss.0AD' 'r'}Aid.
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A CARD.-AT SPECIAL MEETING OF LIBERTY
"A Hose Company No. 10. held at their carriage
after the hre in Pearl street. resovedThat the
thanks Of this hereby rendered TO Assistant
Alderman Brsn Of the Fourth ward for the bountifu
supply OF furnished the above OCCASION
10y orderl THOS. WOODWARD, Foreman.
La. HROWrR. Sec.
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MITE OF JULY BULLS FERRY, TILLIETUDLUx,
ard Fort Lee-The steamer, Prank wsahinston, and
HebOkeu will leave tho foot of Spriag street. unig a.
Hammond, every hour from "a to p. NJ, Mon day
ths btb fsuiy, Fare, L2k cents each way,
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TWELFTH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE PIERCE
and King Association, held Monday evening. 18th
instant at the house Of William Hancock at forkve the
foowirg gentlemen unanimously elected, viz FOR
pre,ident, Thomas J. Hagan; for Vice Presidents. f. IT,
White, joseph Geery, and James f. Henry Secretaries
Charles Royce. and William Hattman. Tho democratio
electors of the Twelfth ward hereby notified that
meeting will be held at the house Of John s. Austin
# 10yth street and Third avenue Wednesday evening"
July Several eminent speakers are invited TO address
tnemeetpg. and all are requested to be present.
CHARLES BoycE, o......-,.. T. j. HAGhN,
VIM. HATTmAN, }eis"ee' President.
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poa,.,s AmoIe Is one of the best Articles we

shaving IL leaves the face soft satin Cali
ut Washington street. and purchase bottle, and you
will disappointed. Lyon, Jan. 25 1870 VIM. DO
gle III Washington street Boston Dear SirYour Hypo-
zion Fluid l. undoubtedly the best article for the hair in
market. Dandruf, which used to accumulate
head, pow cnrely removed by it, IL gives also
feeing 20 tho head ard mpsrs the hair goss
ncis the most brilliant description. Your "Amolo
Shaving Soap IT, by all odds tho finest aud BILE
have ever recommend il cheerfuy those who
strong beard and esder face Ny friends who have
used IT, speak Of IL in the highest terms Yours
folly r paritt. For sale Wholesale and retail by A. b
Sands, 100 Fulton street Rushton, Clarke & o. 3,
and Rice l. smith, 727 Broadway; VIM. Cary Co. 2,5
street, and by the druggss and perfumers thcughous
the world.
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GHANp CELEBRATION AT MOUNT VERNON, JULY
~ 9th Those wishing TO pass agreeable day and
Ing should visit the above mentioned village where they will
be entertained with beautiful scenery and pleasant walks
Grafton BY eoqaens ,psak,Ts also music dsnsins and
street a. 800 IL 30 A rs 90 30PM leave Mount
Vernon a. ST. o5 il "a AN t0t 642 10 N. Fare
Ri
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n.,ors Wantea.-By using Gsrnham,s Ou-

e.t Tho heard be forced 10 luxuriauy IN six
rssl from frsS application IL i the invention OF
srman chemist ard Is perfectly hs, misSs 20
ths skin PRICE poy het.le sons " the country safely
q. GRAHAM 1875 Ann street.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's new style
Wigs the most perfect imitation nature
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BATCHELOR'S celebrated Wig Factory No Wall
street found the
IN the city. Copy the address.
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cain gentleman gray hair twenty years when
DAyIs'S hahyene got among them, different state OF
sssr IL hs ss Ts ey s.s
ration acted upon the called action mort co
orfne land reproduced the former color;
tke ssr plentrlly and gave IL natural gloss
Grand street at 1872 Broadway 20 streets
2 hudson street; w DO New York; 75 Fulton street.
and laS Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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N0URTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT
II landing At Fort Hamilton each way.-The steamer
JOHN HART Capt n. Whitoek, viii make an excursion
Murray street at halfpas o'clock A. w. Canal street at
Quarter lefore TO- and Pier North River 81 TO- Return
efthc Of the Harbor Sandy Hook the High
dinner and tahinga bath At Report Fare each way Is
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This exquisite and long established article. for
sg preserving nvgorstng and stimulating the growth Of
ths hair well healing extraneous affections the
scalp and destroying dsndruf ecctuallv s
an. sold Wholesale and retail at CRiSTADOR0S wiz and
Gna n Eata mont No. 3 Astor uonee.
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REMOVALS

NR BRADSHAW. uAs REMOVED TO ~ BROAD.
~ way, 0TposisS Washington place.
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r. r. R-Cr.mps.-Ladi.s In delicate ST.

tuations should battle with Railways Ready Relief 1t will
instantly slay all painful irritaons cure cramps and Sc
cur, all safe and easy delivery H. r. Relief WILL in
minutes all from the bones muscles and
iOns give strength the nerves and cure Neuralss and
the regular and frees the bowels fro all prtrd and
corrupt One Regulator per lay will cure and
smell Price % cents per box No l62 Fulton street, up
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Mr.. e. Thomas Lyon, Dear SIR, I have

.sed your for the past ten onths and has
.nrsy restored har-havng bald for eight years.
pronounce IL the best article either Badness Grey
Hair in the world James Dutton, Buffalo. N. " Lyons
Iakaron sold byC a. Kingcor John street and Broad
way; A and d. Sands, cor Fulton and William streets
ChIsen Rousell 800 aud j. Coadi agton ~ broadway
OBriau. Canal street H. sonis 2eS aa .n street
Usadey g. Co.. 10s Ninth avenue; +. 9. Wells Co.. 2T
Ighth avenue VIM. II. Freeman, 3S Grand street. New
ork j. A. Perry, AIS Fulton street Radelin Broshsrs
l69 Allan street Smith, Court street and Nan-
tssse Place Brootyn sAd by AL prusgA throughout che
world. Price 25 cents Per bottle.
49, Z. THOMAS LYON. l6l Broadway. Ny.
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CrSssadOrO was not mistaken I'm the be-
truly scsntfe preparation for solOrng the hair
would command Immense patronage, and an immense
Sals. Liquid Hair Dye has ~ taken te place in
ths world Of sahon, abov the reach Of compstiton APP
plsd sold Wholesale and retail At Crtsdoros Wig and
6salp sstatshnsnt No. Aston House. Private for
Applying the dye and fttng ON wigs.
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NEW YORK, JULY !, ls32.-EDITOR HERALD
IN Srln the published proceedings Of meeting of the
Dem ocratc Republican Electors Of the Fifth ward held
Tuesday evening" June 20 TO respond to the of
Franklin Pierce and William r. King the accompa IN ying
letter from the Hon. Emanuel B. Hart received and read
quence omitted. In accordance with resolution passed
at said meeting In relation TO publishing she preceding
truly &C., JOHN A. KENNEDY, Chairman.
$ $s:,s" ssS SsS;5,ss,ss,sn, Secretaries
WAgINcToS. June 70, 1872.
GsnlemenI need not say to you that would give
pleasure TO meet democratic friends an
II the Fifth ward at their ratification meeting Tuesday
contests for time honored principles With honest
pride recur TO the past and gratefully Wedge the
many kndn conferred by the noble and right
hearted democracy of the glorious old Fifth has been
my lot and am mott happy TO acknowledge IT, TO be
working dsmecratto participate Ia the struggles common
to party with faith like opposed by the
factions and sections Of most powerful and
N the hour of victory In the hour OF deeat
thize with my fellow citizens and friends Pardon CHS
terence to myself but when review these and
II my public duties allowed, should be happy 10
but "a Congress may be expected to act i'm
portant easures At early day, you will
tuse my absence We about 70 achieve great victory
in the election Of Pierce and King The
Iices under witch candidates selected
sularly favorable; and from the they pro-
claimed the triumph OF party seemed 20 be Gsurod
We can feel that 10 coming plainly toll Of
approaching day the halo Of the rising The pulse
Of people psrtates with joy Mt the prospect and
Of the country from the blundsrs and dangers
wnntration; am: truly ysnrs, e. b. HART.
Esqrs, Committee.
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What folly to ask where the cheapest and
best clothing is to be fourd in this ctywhen everybody
that Mr.. sOUDERS of Gen. Tayors Head Quarters,
Fulton street. Of Gold. daily commentaries tine
battles Of Cen Taylor, by selling the cheapest garments
"a he found anywhsrc
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TIM OLD STORE, t3l HOUSTON STREET, CORNER
Of Mulberry street, long nud favorsby knov to
tho public, sn tains its hish reputation Tor prand,,
Wines Ales Sesars Sc tine Caret Vino % ger
enc Trial proyer the fact
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Watts Nervous AntidOte. Its Claims elu-
cdated and wonderful agent in medical
which the finds IF the brain excited,
TO The positive dislodg of pain and debility By Sir
lecvre, N. D., in his Apology for the Nerves.
j. PYNE, lS Ann street.
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usaraud,s Liquid Hair Dye, IL

sueepton or reservation very best invented equal
IL celebrated 10 Gourauds kedcated Soap for eur.E PM
buotile uproots hair from any psrt OF the BODY liquid
nsnv pYoadway.
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GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE-FAMILY EXCUR-
NJ sions around Staten Island on Sunday July T. and
Monday, July6Ihe magnificent and steamer
SANTA CLAUS Capt George OIney. will make two 81 and
Excursions around Staten Island each day aording TO
families and parties opportunity Of escaping the heat and
turning At an early hour thus snsbe them TO
follows the 4th and 5thLeaving Hammond street. at
IA Nj Spring street. Nj Montague Ferry. Brooklyn
So A. NJ: Pier North River "a. N. Leaving Hammond
street At Nj Spring street. 4 NJ Montague Ferry
Catharine street p. NJ; Pier North River, "a p. n
Returning TO the city at o'clock, p n
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.If YOU won't listen to truth, she'll r

eft you won't listen to truth, she'll rap
your knuckes" Read little book IAN Apology for tho
Nerves" nv Sir George Lefevre Nj d endorsing every
claim for Dr. Watts Nervous Antidote Auy in con-
disease to read that hook would not sleep
they got the antjote. 1t ia the stimulus Of CONT
denee and faith" The effects rapid 60 be be-
iieved alt the % all influence W.
u MILIETT, Music Saloon, 329 Bro adway.
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REGuLAR EXCURSION OUTSIDE AND AROUND
~ staten Island, landing at Amboy and Port Richmond
The ,plendid and commodious steamer SANTA CLAUS.
Capt Geo Olney will commence her regular trips TO the
above places will leave followsH almond street,
n r.. IL 7. M; Spring street, ut III Montague ferry.
Br oklyn. l9 Grand street. f. R. at Cathariue do at
~ and Pier 8, N. r.. At o'clock Parties and families
wishing enjoy beautiful sail also the cool breeze
will End this excellent opportunity to do Sunday
and Monday 4h and 5th July. The above steamer will
make morning and afternoon excursion. For particulars
% advertisement.
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A MoP1cTAbLB YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a
vnns make hsrssh useful CAs COED city
from her last place. IAqure at IS Jay street. nrst aoor
'front.' roen. Can Be sesn for two days.
A YOUNG LADY WANTED, TO ATTEND SALOON.
"A a. No. II Hudson street. None nut Americans, and
those acquaint ted wish the business, Aeed apply.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES sITUA-
ton - Seanstress, and, required would instruct
sm All children on the pianoforts and writing Dan be
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RANDALLs ISLAND, HARLEY, AND WAR

RANDALIs ISLAND, AARLEM, AND WAITE.
RaDdss leland having concluded to admit all perscnswho
newly fitted up and commodons steamer KING PHILIP,
sixth street quarter before quarter before H. and
quarter before4 Returning to New York, leave Harlem
a. 10 and visiting Whtesore and returning to Harlem
the children the island through tho day. and splendid
display Of fireworks in the evening" This will be Of tho
most interesting and pleasant EXCURSIONS tho 9Th and
all who wish TO spend day Of real enjoyment do
better than embrace this opportunity visit the
useful institution. Fare 1919 cents each way.
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DFIIGHTFUL EXCURSION Up THE EAST RIVER,
- rs far ~ Bar Dis Point stopping ct fort Schoyler
Throsgs Point SUFFICIENT time for passengers TO view that
fifty cepts for the whole excursion
TIE steamer NEW CHAMPION viii leave Peck SLIP. Eas.
river Monday afternoon July At o'clock Catharne
street Ia; Bridge street, Brooklyn Delaney street
quarter before ssath Second street. williamsburg at2
o'clock Faster will find ths OF the most delight
m excursions cut of New York, arriving back shout seven
n
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Hair Dye.--Batchclsr's celebrated Liquid

Halt Oyes-n0VCmcAOro 6cheOKEtSO LlqubO
Hair Dye the yet discovered tor ooorng the
hiskers The moment applied The wonderful and
with which this favorits and old
Dye performs astonishing II Is for sale, applied.
DATCBEL0RS Wig Factory, No. 4Wail street. Copy the
address.
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CLARET, ST. JULIEN AND ST. EsTEPHE, 81 I2k
~ and 81 10 Per dslen betses returned rsee.sd
possible last 1880 dozen for sale in quantities 70
suit buyers, by WILLIAM II. UNDERulLL, 40 Brooms
street, corner Of Crosby street.
GNoUETH OF JULY.-THE LARGEST ESTABLISH
II meut In the whole world Ia William II Uhdernils
Wholesale And Family Store 40 Broome street. corner ~
Crosby Persons wishing ths country aud all who Intend
20 celebrate the forthcoming snnyssary Of national indie
pepdsnce will twenty cent purchasing as above
Brapdic Vince Alss, Porter segsr &c. &C. Of the host
m oTtations.
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MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION AROUND TIE LOWER
l Bay, via Sandy Hook the Highlands, Long Branch,
ETC. The Fourth July 1872 On Monday July 9th, the
Ike excursion into the Lower Bay leaving pier No H.
Narth at o'clock A. NJ foot of Tenth street. East
river at 1915 Market street, Fast river, at 1915 pier No
nth river AZ 1914 and return 70 the city by way of the
light ship arriving about four o'clock r. NJ Fare 20
Refreshments Of fupor0r quality on board
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IA
N take place Monaay eysni.s y.'y osn a, Bo{,rss
CONFEDERATION Of the liberal patronage received from tho
citizens OF Mr.. Bogcrt viii give gratlt0us exb
bou OF his work on the above evening rScntythousand
be wcll odated Tho public generally
invited TO he % the exhibition win
be furnished fa the store Dealers aud others want
ing works of the be-. quality a. the lowest pri ;es
will hni he LARGEST stock offered, a. kOGERPS
wholesale depot 80 Atlantio street brooklyn South
ferry NB.-Frhs private exaDiJns OF The most Ella
borats descrpt and oolored hres furnished at the
shortest notice. be raj terms Every article warranted
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DRIoR 70 THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY-A DE-
sded clearance Of took to csss Acoe on-Iha pRonrte
tor ladies Partisan Hat Depot being pell 20 SeS
his present stock has resolved 70 oher such decided bersans
that cannot fail 60 Astonsh purehasers N B-IA Mes
bloomers 3d. A. and o. Also Lsdiss' Aats, for
travelling 50 and g. Observe, theLadiss Psxisias nss
Depot, 81 Broadway. wh. ATTKiEb.
m ILLINERY BELOW COsT.-MRs DAVIDSON, a3l
l Canal street Of LAsht In order soss
the business the ceiling od the balance Of
her rich snd fssonable assortment Of hnMntvy
comprising Lace, Grape, and French strA Bsnnsts u
tert 70 call and examine the stock such another
opportunity win not this 3i Canal street,
corner Of Laisht.
TRY G00Ds.-LADIEs, LOOK OUT FOR FRANCES
~ Improved Easte skirts Now IL tho time vhso they
ere requisite desire to be COOL and
Portable upon the Sstonal holiday None uine
the principal stores In tho city and country faOhAS
FRANCE manufacturer, sorncr Of For.ynrh street Ars
Eleventh avenue
AfANTILLAs-wE HAVE JUST RECEIvRp PER
lv1 steamer Franklin few choice designs in MAatslen
and Giles entirely different from anything imporssd D
year An early cali solicited from lsdies wishing noysy
price our anirg stock Of hsnss and Hbs dChAr-
tars which still contains gooe assortment o. mo nest De-
srabie styles JAS. BkCk CO., 5oo broadwsy.
r MEMS FROM Low To FINE QUALITIEs-waIrI
and brown damAsk, diapers and ta5ls cloths dAmash
rapkins towels. handkerebofs shestinsa AMI generl
sortmsns of linen GODS 81 lowest oash r,iecs 70 the
trade, BY WIN MATHEWS CO., 81 sad - Catharine
street.