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MosAfA.s TntUNgt iRT-- fl1NyetAsi eGarSpEaiNr.
sine tie production Cont the other day Of d,
certificates ~ character which the monKey toape =
received from high sources in Europe their aunkey
,aonsts e. Sew York have surrendered at discretion
geceai acknowledge THO respcc ability Of
company and exhi' 4 eroat a desire for the hoaat
IT tei- craintance rs they be- fe 4 IL nreyot h n
:. RIA intn ii gpeuished roceiy Tho Fifth ,yenuc n
iona0e quite taken by surprise learning that me
az % the monkey. aug and goat genera had ohsa
!, us Philippe and all tie young Princes ami pe,n
css e. performed before Queen and royal fanis o.
meyed IN The highest arisocrac circles o. the Europ1ln
continent The codfsAocracy of The I'll avenue Ita
quite ready admit III potency OF these claims to hga
reg J. and they wiling 10 make The aRsgRs hoi0ia
to close more favored anlDas who were bat lately
he objects of their contempt anu persecution
The faonkrvs Impressed with .sase Of thfir own
superiority. ceye these advances very co,y, iutwite
h very ght degree Of regard they CItertan fog thoa,
by placing their thumbs 10 the tips Of their nouts and ~
scribipg semi circle atcr he polite monkey
and think that heir appearance III Tie ASyor Place Opera
Houie viii decidedly communicate 10 il = .shes ch4gas
ter shsn i had previously borne AMI y ~ agreeable
Favor than the hsby oaoy whlcd lcrgada5 t aal VII q
is so very di,agreeabe % tief son I'VE organs ("
They performed Inst egcuHg b fore r llf. st5
semliaat iha had nat in thai building or oug ~.
Tie boxes and the parquet wsie crowded with gty.
Fashionable smiling aud delighted assembly ii III
tie grtsf proportion was composed Of juveniles Tue
tricks 81 ho monkeys. their able demean r. and
ther nssuc per- lfnaicas caused ne greatest merr-
mont and all sides heard remarks TO the eject
that III IEuAIp right "a supporting tie Of
the monkeys and that thor aunne vas .gi # not FL.
peICr ~ mort % any that had boon eyhfotcl there
under TIE patronage q the Huneys Of the filth
Nas. FuRersr NV LiSf--5lTs Siucair. former
y Yrs aret ! about % appear II French drama Tor
cua night only tie Lyccm theatre On the occas on
benefit SIR Robert Kemp TIE great Frslch actor
i 'sfcs pace On Tuesday evening mkt The french
play Isl I3c f5lh The novelty will doubtless be
meat aud crovded house may u ookod for Can Mis-.
forr make Hi! After his curious aeJa. she leaves
tCI LaJopc to her family.
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Cost Calcns.nr--y1,,a day.

CNIrrr srAn. DsracT coyRr.--Nos. ~ 48, Al, &C.
Az IT. Cq 81, -. IS.
Stsfla.s CouRr -Crcuit--A diourncd til Monday.
81 ciel Iela-AGiovTned I'll saturday General Term
To-Day fr decfions and he argiment--onc reserved
case
CoMsIov PLrAs Part Mes 1885, llot 10, 1881,
1885, 10 lI31 1l3D i141. 1if5 lii7 1lt9 ISL 1i33
1885, lIt7 lidl 1853 ll6j. lI6I. AGO. Ill., lirt .
Seine before.
surrsioa CoUtr- Two hranches) Nos 9ds 81, 1913
sC3 5S5 .65, G3i 65s. sG3 eco GS4lS. COS 557. lg2
ZIG ESQ, Go oe7 eos GO 7ol. 7o2 703 704 705 700
,o7 50e 5oa no. III ~ 7i3, III no 7i6 III AS
.ly 100 , Il Y. 1928. 72t 715
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article in Boote, Shoes Caters anything the
line fer yourself family, 70 csll SriLLNAS's, 2S
Greenwich street twest SIDE between Murray aud Robin
son streets H not only sells article but 1T much
lever prices than they can be obtarei for ia the other
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Fifth District Wing Convention.

The wing delegates Of the Iifth District Convention
met again last evening at 40 East Broadway for the
purpose OF selecting suitable delegate for the Baltimore
Convention 10 meet on the 10th inst Heretofore
derale difference seemed to exist among lie members
the delegation 10 the choice Of the candidate; but
last evening everything appeared 70 have heon h'rmo
n4ed pnd a general settling down on Scott man
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The New,

Our special Washington correspondent furnishes
several interesting items this morning. Hc sta &
that many Of the wings are looking arcunS for
new man for The Presidency Very probable. The
grand coug deaf Of tic democrats, which has entire
~ reunited heir party renders it ssary that
NJ Wigs should select man who viii concer .rat
al their factions with equal unaniiG;,y Little su.-
prise viii BE manifested If they drop al three 6
their now prominent candidates n their convention
next week. The speech If Mr. Outlaw in the
House q Representa- ives, yesterday, indicates that
sonic policy similar 10 this wiz 81 adopted.
Conventions ana ratification meetings are now tho
order II The day. Tie Wigs q Georgia. in stltc
convention, last Monday selected Filim dele.
gates to The Baltimore Convention, md instructed
then to make tic compromise measures j test b.
fore bailottng The New Hampshire Democratic
State Convention yes erday passed highly conpli-
mentary reeout ons il honor of the nomination a
Pierce. X will he seen that tAo Ohio and Connec-
tieut democrats are arousing their n.igh5org. BY
holding meetings. firing big gurs, and making
speeches..
Fhe democrats = Brooklyn held large ana en-
thusiastie ratification meeting last night, win -
seen BY the report elsewhere
eoth branches of Congress did little Else than
XII lime yesterday. The Senate. ii executive ses-
sion. is said % have bad under Consideration he
Minnesota Iraan treaty, which, II i thought will
aos He ratified. u i reported - ne Doubtful gha-
the tie bin recently reported by Mr Bennett, Co
IN equal diyisioA ., portion III he l,lolic lands
among the old aud nem states, viii meet with
favor II previous Geographic dispatches we're COZ
sect this is very ..ir a. assure and ought tv te-
come law
Dispatches from IA, Vest announce that the cho-
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Mn wRAGHEK DECLINES A PUBLIC OVATION
The reply II Thomas Francis Meagher to the inv
tation Of the Common Council viii come upon our
readers With surprise, as it generally believed
that he intended 70 accept this invitation We have
heard Of certain intrgues that have been set on
foot, and that politics and other sinister influences
az the bottom Of it, It is extremely probable that
the politicians, particularly of The Seward clique,
and eeclosastics, who want 10 keep the Irish Catho-
lies in America under their thumb aud demagogues
who are jealous of the influence already possessed,
and which would be speedily increased among the
Colts, 10y a young man of such brilliant genus as
Neagber--all these would leave stone untllrned
IL d,Get lis reception. and if possible, TO " ill -
lin both gith the Irish and American people
How isr lhis view is correct, developments
row i r-cgress nay speedily dotcunine. Ger
IAN il :, ne has lost a ine opportunity Of
yindioatng the cause OF hs native land before
;he American people, and perhaps Of rendering
4 an essential service 10 her Ho has also
sacf.Gecd personal aiTmph such as men rarely
I niece sli. IN this wold But the motives that he
assigns a1c highly honorable % him, and caaaot
.a.' II 70 appreciated by the pablo, lie does not
4 wsut = ray TIE demagogue, 70 beg ana. eral aid.
I and se drdNn through the streets N process
son lie Roman cenqrer0r white liz compa-
riots o.c II cZie, ard his county s'ill groan-
ing under the yoke II oppression. but this is
- mason vhy lr Mepgheg should be silent
fle Whole bic desire y hear lin. and they
ought have re opportunity. il ne mas De-
lined public reception trom the Common i1n-
III, that i ~ reason Why hc should decline din
ncr given 70 HIN ~ his friends, whethe. irshmen
~ Ameiicare. This i more appropriate COM
fHWcnt, aAi one that aTe persuaded, he would
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T,rudy,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grst gold

M tehuwed daeuerreotypist Ia this
nv was awarded /, H. Brady 2r5 Broadway whose
aed collection ~ portraits fustri1aa mcn both Anne
rvars EGrnpeaps has been much admired a the het
Untea states ais magnificent pictures, for which
medal awarded nt the Worlds Fair, have been
prou hest specimens ~ tho divnerrean art
exhibited aud win wen repay careful examination
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tune by the re his effective beautiful called
ha fuio for restoring the hair upon the certainty of
winch there doubt lie 81
nae evidence Of restoring hc hair after having been bald
frn five to twenty-five No need be
h Ices not send to China FOR references he
drea. home he would not dare refer respert
able families IN the United States IL the facts
Sec his te
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prove that all u Tho following have bad their hair
restored, after having Teen bad for yoarsMt VIM. H.
Vanderbilt OF Elm Place staten Island OF our hiriiy
dtinrusLod country man Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt has
lcaptiinl head 81 black nr mat worc he was
entirety lad liz years Mr. H. udi our distingnisbcd
Of 25J Mott str0lt
hair nd Ills has f'artol beautifully by usng ola
Fey'a Magic fiud; hos about sixty years Of Can
and gai w EtaLomont
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"a tsntler upper corner Broadway aud Murray street.
pumbe ationa Gallery. These portraits metallic
surface finish to the finest miniature painting
with the detail the daguerreotyps One sitting only Is
required. Daguerreotypes copied.
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Dr. X, IN sI,e village of Yonser-, where

Ht Nas r0d0d Tor tcn5y yeara and best kno wn.
many OF restoring tie hair cf whom viii
here reisr-Mr d. Mcfarland was bald for nearly eight
years: Mr. IL. Scarf nearly twenty Mr.. L. Austin about
hve Nr Daniel Bi4uve't, about FIVE. All have ressisea
their u r Ars Keeer nd lost her hair;
astounding growth wncssed; her former
quite lights but it has come in lark thick
tul everything before tried had totally failed to
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A Warming to Parents-Delays are Dam

rrader before another week shall have passed.
called % morrn the loss OF an ahectionate
arjy child lheu love child take the ad
vie parent and secure Dasuerreoype az BARKERS
3 gr0pivay We have skyslt expressly arranged for
t.Aina aeaSsses children. 3S Broadway third floor.
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The mother gazui arr henuitnl hoy,
alaemine ~ health aud and fnl joy.
And che Thought disease might wther his bloom,
Arn her dear nne haste to the Wondering tomb.
So 20 Roots che sped with eager pace,
Ana pruearsd her uarlings 'eun.drawn facei
Ard oN she kuows that chance what viii,
Der eve can gaze o her darling stll
hUuI'S Gallery, No. 3o3 Broadway.
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Dr.. Menmger was again snecessfs,, with

Mi.s susan Lis 20 Norfolk eyebrows and nar
retoFea; Mr r. W B4rker, co McDousa street. bald
years NJ Jolly 30 Broadway case Of I've years; Mr. q.
W ailing, chefs OH &C. bald years Mr. N. Binn-
Eer o2S Greenwich sire kne~ Judge Rowan TO ho bald
ntar' twenty yesrscall him; Mr.. j. IL Merriam 4 81
AIS street viii relate bis cousins Mr. T. H. Dixon
va sld from his seventeenth t. forty second resned
it lair t9autiuy had his fine
fu IL ad of u.al hair and his portrait bald head
Cal on III.
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Excursion 10 the Fishing Bnnks.-rhe
cor ncaious an! sutstantiai steamer CHARLES DEVLN
having commenced her regular for she will
day this week. Saturday Fare FOR tho trio -
cont. ayins p-aI street. r. at rs oclssk; Catha
rine street at Sprirg street N r. at Pier Ne g. %
tthing tackle, and bait, be procured
l.Au
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v.v por,. ho,-Rrm or no Rum, Holmes

wi rcoptn bs DagpeIreo yre Rooms Ia Newport LIST July
ELI first usdeto take pictures al thu caens and
whether they dunk sober in style
eurpased and seldom equaed. Rooms in New YORK, No.
~ Broadway.
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Rn.oir I.ernulfrc--Thc ucnuinc cnn bc ni,.

ttinsd u the .ubfcrbcrs they far all other
IN their extreme durability and keeEness Of edge. SAUN
DIks No As.o: House. and 3s7 Broadway Razor Strap
nno Dresting Case annIaetnrers.
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NEW RAILWAY LoAN-s2o0 900 --CANAaDAIeUA
~ and Corning Company lhe Directors of this compa
chants 1elange, through s. Draper Aueoneer on We'd
nesday, June % 1882 at II ocoeh noon, S200g00
the roadway and pments Of their line OF work
y known Ne the jefferson road aud connecting with the
Eric read NJ Atnira.
These ran only the yeas 1877 10 coupons pay
able st May and LIST II Novcrber Sra each year 10 pros
ceede are tr he further and compet e1upmoas Of the
roSd rendered essential and made proabe by s
and increasing connections of the ns with nd
important works II tie treat state Of NV YORK., and to
hluiuale existing Heating liabilities Tho l1a3s dder from
many VI those ia the market. in
tangible s.eury osing oheree, finished
III acttal ana irohtable ntofaion.
The Canandagua aod Corning Railroad Company was
coriorated Under special AZ Of the Leislature in the
year leiJ; The terminus fixed southern end being
Corning u however y the directors to
purpose Passed al the SEES sion Of 1850 The
charter Of the favorable enoyed by any comma
ny III The STATE The nHmn ~ the corporation was not
changed when It's route altered
The reac l. fertyseven miles length con- ncee at
Tue terminus u te Ghciauns Road at Jefferson, the
mead 81 senea Lake ana run thery street course
The CEemung hosd With the Eric Railroad at
kmira and under lease that The Canaan
at tanandaiea viii be completed to the Suspension
bridge IN season Tor the .r business OF 1853 These
roads ere all On the brond gauge.
The road completed Win sinrlc track Canaan
daguato Jasron ON the 10Th day o Sc ponber 1851 1t
T. ln IN tno Iaess ulstart,l manner az u
high rae OF speed aud IL laid wth heavy rail- OF tn
weight Of sixty pounds to the yad Is has
remarkably severe vuter aud is considered by good
9aSes 70 be inferior work OF the hind IN tho
~ but poorly sslied with and locomotives these
havin. been htret fore furnished terms by tho
New rock anu Lie Railroad Company; it the inten-
ton Of the directors devote the proceeds
bonds principally 90 the at luly ppag road
1t passes through rich and fertile norton Of
the State scbly studded With towns and .iliaFes and
gives promise OF business rom this equal that Of
any other road in New YORK.
table showing the number of acres, population and
value 81 real and personal OF Tho sonntics
thr"ugh which The canandaigua and Jefferson Railroad
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llt u the greasy tt flood the country 1t does
al that L p-etends and frequently more ne usea his
rratic knowledge in nil h compositions Those who DO
believe what they print should be sael before
they py II they and him ut fault putish hi che world
all muostors should be live by pretenees
AZ the depot 20 Pearl street: ngorso {. Brother 4T6
Broadway between Grand and Broofne white
- Mrs. HAYS Brooklvn and the Of
md Gold streets. For wonderful PARTICULAR call lir s
Jolly 500 Broadway In very large beautiful botte 81
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GENERAL PIERCE IN SourH CARoLrNA--The
Cia,est,1, Ficrcmy, ana other journals . If that
ilk,'' are =, in favor Of Pierce. The Mercury
says
Gen pierce. of New Hampshire win be recalled by
those Who have good memories formerly Representing
his state viii much credit. in she u j. Senate w 'ro
tie very popular and considered man of promise.
lie left tho 20 tion believe VOLUNTARILY Subeauant
~ he MI Folks generals in the Nexic N
where lie did good service thoagh his exploits
cout.r,d seriously ep,nger the reputation OF julia
Cosar and the Duke OF Wellington In politics bs,0ng
"a hat BE portion Of the democracy OF New
sirf which nat neycr made efma With the freeSe
and aholitgnss and he suppose IN all rasoact-
good f5s the South any ot those whom he la.
superseded
Mr King the candidate for Vice President need no
comment lie i good min. but not good FOR much
F1 The rest The convention Il appears. has shonldc ~
thu Lonps omiso boliy. load which wish them joy
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Dress Coms is not egualled IN variety extent In the
city tmbrseos all the French patterns Combs
made ~ order Az J. SAUNDERS, 3s5 broadway
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WANTED-TNFoRaATlS OF ELIZABETH PHI
~ bps from Fila tslre Wales. There is persa f
LIVER & who w9sld sessry si g her she viii
inorpa'on concerning her from any person. will he tban
ful! received thc will hear something very muoS ~
her ADVANTAGE. 80 -AaSs W
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Port Svincs.-John Dancan and Sons, 4o5

Broadway have imported particularly for the ~ fam
lice, Aids, and rois. few pipes the choicest
Port Wines, rrocace1 On the Alto Douro
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TO order OF tile best French calf skin sharks
warranted Patent leather boots s. 90 summer shoes
the best quality, Of description equally low. Can aud
examine Tor yourselves ut A. BAKERS No. 30 Beekman
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EOuRTU WARD PIERCE q KING ASSOCIATION
An adjourned meeting ~ tho above Asaoeiatpn will
talc place on Friday escning Jrue ltb 1879 clock
ut No. $40 Pesrl street by order, JANIS SMITH,
Gro. BickIonp, Secretary. Chairman, pro tenn
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ra,JrosALs Foh

GhUfOSALo FOa 4 LOAN nE & an nao To yr,p Nru
L cath u Peu1s ylvani. a., .sy,a. - .as
81 General AHnembl, of tns - - ~
IAN AT provide Tor m, ,m.d,s.a
North Branch Extension ~ Ill, ~ s.s
prov tha d.y 81 Apr,l % Iys1
The oyernps tt be AID f ~
.ht to II So
OF tho re,eaut hereinafter And S IN III
s,tclealy peds ea r the "a mens Of the intera
OF IA. prii eipai III. II y0ul III -,
oa tbsrr ia thirt, vears Sro
ease bcarua interest ata e.i .t exeesinr III 20. 80.
pee spnnu "a, Is hnif v.sr. rs s,.oe on Ale 6"st
Of JanaYy ard Jnjy \, taeF ssr D. IL termed tho NarE
Bran anal Ios, ~. seal sr,i al aid Al e,rtts,
pse,ile-i 'rlat th,r n ~ L. annually set srars bv Ala
Commit. vFs.cf t f,rf fnr.venant ia "a
accr.ng IN sea 49,. =. y, - a afsr ia rassa,s ~
shit for the rayr.t ~ ~, .re ,,a al Hnn,Ss
zion of TN prs.A ~ TO- fr.l, .n,ho,s IA srs q
shall be dsty ~ the .atd af,cr thc
interest annually = irVs. i . II ,.s 80
anmuiaton ines. 81 IN a., ~. a ar In nv ofYararr
- the II sna ID ssd nj its
oar VI lrs tho aid iag.rt,,.,, y =. - - $3.50
seJ.n ptlou IN irnrpa n ~. os 49,, rhe
etl seoti.r Il A. Az III ~ tnrras synt,tlaS
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TIP AND AT ruEM-HANG OUT OUR BANNERS

TIP AND AT THEM-uANG OUT OUR BANNERS
~ Make the wekin ring-sbont victory fer Pierce and
ktg-The members of the Democratic Uuon Association
requested 10 assemble at Tammsny Hall, on this Fri
oay) evening At o'clock for the purpose f organizing
Central Club for the ensuing Prudential campaign. Tho
each wara, interest In such
ranizaton auetad meet with - send their
tho democracy Of the Empire CITY
make timely and vigorous preparation for the cenng
political contest as its Importance demands
ISAIAH RYNDERS Chairman.
T'c"srh nvnSs. socretarcs
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pep did styles Of goods impor ed aud ALWAYS 20
he tcu the Emu ire Clothing Warehouse, 10 aud ~
Full II ntreet can and examine the Gcssaner silk Coat
SMITH, DRUMGoLD y PRoCH.
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Tar Dye = Tho b0s yet dseoveed Tor clorng Che hair o
certainty with Which this svorte and old established Hal
Dye performs Is astonishing ~ for sale or applied
BATE HELOFs wig Factory NO. all street. Cory The
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no You WANT MONEY. FROM $50 TO S51OWi-
- Give TO the Undersigned house Jowery Diamonds.
watches. Gold Silver Ware. other goods 81 nc
large spncc in constipation you viii receive Che hrhcst
amount omnodsting conditions. For ANY other kind
Of advances which be desired GOOD secnre write
or apply to the American Consignment ONO, ~ Baekman
street. up stars, room No.
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taNos this method TO invite the public witness his great
improvements in Dentistry. a. introduced by bin. Dsos
ours 10 till 5ooook. lis work the teeth can
ATTAINED ~ above.
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Lots: I.otss. Lots!!s-The Undersigned has

tie following valuable lots which Offers private
sale lad the reasonable terms vSeven let's
IN sonth size of Fourteenth between and
T. ieus - feet front by l03 feet in dess Also thrso lots
side of b. including the of Four
t.ssth street being - feet front by IS feet deep For fur
thsr particulars apply to H. GLOVER 1872 fulton
from y 50 / o'clock daily. 1t the Of TsAth
stte.s aAa avenue l. night Nd morning,
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anticipated On the nrst ballot candidate was chosen
The vote run follows
Leonard Y. Coles (Scot' 10
j Freedom alternate Idol ................ II
MIR Coles Is Police Justice, and designated 4 scott
man He IL from Willamsourr Long leland. Mr. Free.
horn is from the seventh ward this city and likewise
go,s the Scott interest
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tie Asia. of the celebrated make of
Dal bar Dixon Co.'S Golden Flax Shrting Linens from
Is 70 M per yard Also, one case of printed border Cam
tric Hdkf; Of printed Linen for shirts
and five bales Of beautiful article of medeated
aback suitable for the bath bathing New York
Linen Hall. JOHN DAVIS co. $50 Broadway:
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Malls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The American mail steamship Arctic Capt. Luce, VIII
this port tomorrow noon for Liverpool. The mails
wiz close Il a quarter before eleven O'Clock in the
Ing The Nsw NorK wrsgly HrEuD wiz be pabhsho
Al half pss nine o'clock II vii contain the latest
printed IN French and English Single copies IN =
pers siNpencp
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SECOND roARp.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- 80 a---s---s 49,. -
POLITICAL.

-
INVENTIVE WARD PIERCE AND KING AssocIA-
tyn.-TLe members and all others in favor oeo-
ton Of the democratic ddhtes for President and Vice
President requested to attend citing tho assooa
tan 10 be held Mt Greencwsds, Eighth avenue, btwccn
Thirty seventh ana Thirty eighth streets Friday yenn
the 18th inst, TT clock. full attendance IL fouased
bus Of mportauce will be laid before tie meeting
The lior John Mckeon james @. Nc Adam and other cm
nent speakers, will address the meeting, without fail
BY order OF tho Committee.
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lsra.p ssrow been tested by hundreds Of both
has already taken the first place in tho class OF toilet
articles Applied and sold Wholesale and retail at Girls
TADOR0S wig and scalp establishment, No. @ Aston
wigs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

ladies other. pureh sing Toys clothing make
yencnt they viii hId their wants mnchmore satisfactorily
srppt calling 10 the early part OF tie day store
IL usually 80 much crowded IN tha Afternoon AL
FRED MUNRoE Il co, Clothing Emporium, All Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

Of Wg the most perfect imitation
yet Invented Those wanting very superior article should
call NJ BATCHE LoR celebrated Wig Factory No. all
street. here can be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy tho address.