The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY

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STEPHEN C. DuRyEA. Secretary.
HIBERNIAN UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
70 q 81 is iS s aue are re-
for 81 The
BELL erf President
NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE IRISH AMERI-
ssss on 10 M Psss 5Sy
' GEO V. xULLAN, President
Ex1 IIRhA LEAR.GEoRsE GARs,RAND,
Bridge sts the Harlem River the 9th d July, ats
l. h: ssnps.,a Ii. sssi Mr. SsrssanS requests sss
Bridge Mo.. sds on NTH ssS
New A'pp'
~ 9TH Anniversary or TIVE DECIApArIoN or
-, Independsnee Grand Excursion TO New ReehellsE
S Hi, most 10 Nsr
@ ms Sf
Band viii .seo%Pany shs boat. leaving hsn%SnS street,
s rv s.':s rss foot
south EshtI strsss and Delancey East river
and other refreshments be procured on board.
EoURTH oE,JuLY-syNDAY EXCURSION TO
aHsefy
sHy s'.ss
Ssoel Fare
Gen W1o a
sa Max, sso.a.y July
a. n NJ s' fsss sg:ss .;ssss
Wool has ample CO n, M for 100 hay
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III.
children half price. See hand bills.
II .tone-1rana Jubilee, July 5th.-The Governor. Of
n admit
fs 9sn .s kse 4 4
s''sss T.
q 70 and visiting Whi,esoEs, and returning 70 Harlem.
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n. IN
ali who wish spend day real eposmcnt can do no
Zach to the above
GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE,-FAMILY ExCUR-
Sns around staten on sonday; July and
% The
turning :. an early hour thu, 20 them to
ssss .:: = ,S
Brsesyn, * +. 4; Grand street. East River Nj
Returning to the city at o'clock, p. N.
% OCULAR EXCURSION OUTSIDE AND AROUND
The .,plendid and co@medious steamer SANTA CLAUS.
above Places sne will leave as followsn street,
Ri Il u s.as :iss a; aSn:sf"s ss.s
and Pier a Ss . p ss and
vi. ND s ar s,seG. r Tsy S DO 50 %
make morning and afternoon excursion. For particulars
see advertisement.
MAGNIFIoENT EXCURSION AROUND TIE LOWER
TIE Ss ou uis @ On aand J 9Ss & the
steamship DELAwXRs, Captain samuel Seymour. viii
* sA ss'E snS
river at lo Market street; Past river at lo pier No
5 p' S s%s Essprg .hP rny
Refreshments Of fupcror quality on board
GRAND EXHIBITION or FIREWORKS WILL
m AZ place On sSass .rs srooyn
81 I o sn tse
SSS q &c vol o pSS
are invited he grssept Program exhibition win
Ss GTs''a 20 sa,S a"t oTsss
y 1 s ABE ss Ss s a. nssT ssas
ferry NB-f,h private ekaoitiJns Of The most Ella
shortest notice. liberal Every article warranted
July FIFTH EXCURSION TO BRiDGEPORr.-THE
Monday, July 9TH at sia o'clock, AM Fsre fiy
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION THE STEAMER
THOMAS HuLsE will make her second annual
sme q ea1ns and piers At when shs viii see
vertisements in satu days and Sundays papers
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH or July AT
viii Be- ssisrsssa AZ on Monday the sth q
~ sss p and r a
road at almost any hour of the day.
CIREw0RKs.-NEw YORK LABoRAvoRY. NO. le7
Front street.-The Crackers Canton Hoskets Double
Headers, Joss Sticks and complete assortment Of Fire
aaa % .n ssaas
dsspays supplied ON the liberal .erms.
BENNETT l96 Frout stssat
CuNDAY- FOURTH OF July EXCURSION TO NEW
way % ans e KING SS ssn Ksnnd
leaves Catharine street. East river at ga o'clock A. vi
Grand street Tenth street. 9 and Twenty ercst.
81, returning from Glen Cove at o'clock, New Rochelle
heathul attractive The boat Is fitted up with
superior for LADIES' Fare 25 cents each
way Dinner Furnished at first eass hotels good supply
OF refreshments on board.
EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH.
II Ocean House. Pors Washington Mount and Browns
Docks Middletown, and Red Bank The and elegant
GOLDEN GATE will leave Robnson street pier,
North ser follows-Lsave New York, Saturday. Sd
inst, at p. NJ; Monday, 9Th inst, At 10 A. M Leave
sbrewst airy. Monday 9th inst. at A. n and6P NJ