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SoTo BosToN.-The charming senorita who attracted
such great notice In New York during her rst engage
nsnt at Nblos is now in Albany where by her beauty
and talent in the dance she has captivated all behold
The critics speak Of her in the highest terms Of ad
rnir
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTING.-ON MONDAY
" July 4, at o'clock, p M purse Of SlS00 mile
heats best three in hve to wagons Ward enters br
South ferry Brooklyn for the at A. Faro each
trcnty cents Stages will also leave the Williams
burg ferries, hourly. Fare each way III cents
JOHN !. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ July 9TH, at Pm, purse Of $1,000 will be trotted
for mile heats best in s. Mr.. William King
names b. &. Black Douglas Mr. q. Woodruff names b.
Flora Temple Cars win leave South ferry Brooklyn, at
Pm stages will also hourly from Grand street,
Williamsburg ferry and return the sport is
john J. SNGDlKER Proprietor.
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ssnt-R0B5RT PArkICK is the sole manufaotursr ~
e United States of the above celebrated Safes aud r. o.
Gomn's Impcnetrable Defiance Locks tho best safes
and locks combined In the world. Depot No. l9l Pearl
sxstt Gcer Locw Madam iaLs, orasiiy No 50 Joan
Tpest.
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DnGaserreOty pes-Raln or Shine.-BOth Es-
Establishments Of kNAPPS will lie opened to-day, where
Gkencse every style Of the art win be fur, shed pr
suit the most Iastidous Mr. X. will give per
sonal attention at 500 Broadway Prince street
Mr. Hay the celebrated artist will attend at 03 Bowery
Anderson's carpet store.
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Rooms by the night week Furniture all and every
convenience The house will always be supplied with the
liquors Parties desiring
modatons immediate application and get good
SOLOMON KING.
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Eorelpu Markets.

AxFcBo p. June IL Sugar scaice. at 31s.: aud
sc. Molas,es I'D. q l3d Crop much shortened by
neayy rains q E:ty days in uccessi.n. An.fo4n p.S
Visions abundant, except 6sh, worth SD.
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wcrla's Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, AaI

Broadway tho Gale Of boots shoes and CATERS
rsng the largest offered at nifty cent
ssow the psus Broadway retail price Mandatory and
Wholesale department. fourth story Please call end
arrme ~ VI. b. JONES, Al Broadway.
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as nurse IN q small family With swo children, an
infant To we'll qualified, permanent situation With
liberal wages will be given good reference TO
md competence required Apply at the office of the
con Hone Broadway, letween the hours Of And A. NJ
and and 5P N.
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ost lovely Of the TO he found st tho north
vest of Twenty fourth and Broadway opposite
Che Hppodrome and Madison square. The enterprsing
ssnaeer, Mr. MUNSON has spared no pains 20 render
grounds attractive and pleasant
sound TO spend the approaching anniversary.
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>~~~~>~~>>-~~>~~~~~~~~~>~
~ dered; brochc long and square do-Strangcrs vstus
the city and ladies generally respectfully informed thai
rare opportunity just for securing
gains In the above goods the subscriber having recently
made heavy purchases viii IN enable him 10
uprivaled selection prices ranging from twenty 20
thirty hvs cent below the Importation 81
the hantilla and Shawl Emporium S1 broadway.
GEORGE BULPIN, Proprietor.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF PARIS MANTILLAs.
total clearance OF stock prevus extensive fall
tonr the subscriber submitted
stl further rcucson II prize and q. Oh ges.sr portion
VIII find immediate selection most advantsEeous The
present prices range follows SIS a. Sill and SIs
Same goods hitherto sold ut 81 $40 &l2 SS and Paris
GEORGE pULPIS, Proprietor.
MESSKS. PASSAvANT &ARCHER HAVE THIS DAT
Nl formed with Mr.. A, Casen rtnership and
will carry on the iron foundry business under the arm Of
PASShVANT, ARCHER a CO, In West Twenty.nfoh
street. letween Tenth and Eleventh avenues. (
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u drab beaver and pearl felt hat and sold
by RAFFERTY, LEASK, at their usual low price of So
a. would quite enough to insure the fame and fortune
any halter but the introduction OF the
likeness of who buys of their inmitabe
hats new feature and belongs solely to them Call aad
these and have
In It free OF change RAFFERTY, LEASK, 81 Chatham
street opposite Chambers street. and the corner Chat
ham and Peurl streets.
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S.peramtendent's OIL. crystai Palace, New

York, JAY 2 1858.
The public lie respectfully med that persou can be
adm tilted to the Crystal Pstt and after Monday July
9Th fourth except exhibitor persons employed the
building
This restriction absolute, the preparation
Of the hhition and will b. reed without exception
80 VI. BATCHELDER
\ of Superin .endents.
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invited to examine stock clothing which
Acknowledged by the trade to be
white and fancy linon duck Msrscllcs and China grass
cloth pants vents &c TO be found this city at
prefen boys clothing of description ON
hand Union Hail. corner Fulton and Nassau streets.
y. l.,
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smpannelDg that body but this is the Fourth Of July
The win merely sit for few moments las they are
obliged to do by and immediately adjourn without
transaeiing any business Whatever
During the July term several grave cases Of felony vii
he tried, comprising, usual ones attempt
to k burglary robbing false pretences forgery grand
larceny, and riotng
The TAmmaDy Hall rioters, whose sentence was post
ponsd some three four times win probably receive the
judgment Of the court during this We anticipate,
however some difficulty in relation to the sentencing OF
these Offenders as their counsel Mr.. Coehrane will pos.
by endeavor to postpone their sentence until August
September on the ground that the City Judge has
power alone to sentence prisoners who tried and
convicted before him and two aldermen.
The City Judge will come 70 court fully prepared the
point whether he has the right net to sentence per-
rons before him and two aldermen and whether
il is necessary that the court before whom they
were tried should be present to sentence them.
Among other Of importance that will be tried in
this court this term win be that Of the Eleventh ward
rioters who killing Of policemen in
dreadful ARRAY in tina. ward about three weeks ago. The
calendar this term is not full other occasions
but still the amount of crime inscribed on It is yerv
large The grand jury during the last term abored very
hard, notwithstanding many inconvenience they had to
suffer. the grand jury which win be empannelled this
week should devote all their time to business they will
End work hand than they anticipated as 1t
believed that the insecure and slight manner in which
tenement houses and nov built viii be brought I'M
der their notice. Friday evenings storm proved the
structure Of than house In the Eighteenth ward
10 be very weak ard inc nicent
This being Judge Bsebes regular presiding he
viii perform that duty. notwithstanding he has occupied
the judgment seat for the last four months
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m ,s y,verv Mania Conce IN to Endcnyor

bsyo hs ordorf satisfactorily and punctuaIy ard
IL is special aim of GREEN No. Astor House,
his with shirts oaanot be surpassed In
od to let the hour Of performance lag behind
hts pmiep
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penis torpedos rockets &c greet every turn and
uventy dom Is treasuring up its coppers for grand
BLOW you. = Independence Day In the meanwhile, the
great ever, and advise those in want of matchoss
hat to call Mt l28 Fulton street. and make
chnsa
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and decorator 70 tho Exhibition OF Nations
spccuy nforms exhibitors he s pared orders
decorations Exhibitors select their and
large aud complete assortment OF stuff by
applying at his Office, room 10 CrJnfal Palace
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EXTRA PAY.


INXTRA PAY.-ALL u. g. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ scrvci ia any us navy vessel Ia the Pacific
time from 1876 to 1902 promptly obtain their
double pay EDWARD sISs ELL AGENT late pur.er
U. S Navy, 20 South William street,
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A. Baker, No. IS Ann street, late of 30


Beekmon street order French calf boots
with patent shanks for SO so French patent leather boo
% 90 Caters and GUNNER shoee OF every style equal
to give entire satisfaction saving of 60 per
in your boot bill be effected by trading at A.
BAKERS, Is Ann strcct.
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new York, May sl. 1s5s.-The Dtree

New York, Nay 81, Is53.-The Directors of
Me- S for Ss s t Il. Of the d.
The 18th ss july NC wi" % opened %
In making this announcement she Directors avail
y OF the S S ss;s that the
pared vim they believe fully just saSsesssioas
Proper that 1T should be snewn .has in order 10 At
ford ample scope 70, the nysntiys talent snd SKIN Of
,e %
fourth its area beyond what ally senssm
'"'
s have pay merely
and geology in Which
on is shus laid Of most va,uass national collection ::
shs mineral resources Of the country.
earlier period but the novelty nrcsoy Of She style .,
which bas totn the object Of ,hs Association to swain
fsss produced delay and has been ior ths
she most earnest desire, to announce the opening
20 the general character Of ths exhibition the
result 20 g most and not unworthy Of
the United States confidence which has ELECTED cordial
moist s1san sna
ing collection Of the works Of the results Of science
@ Ssunry And viii tend to the active emulation
ole sS tas s 81 ss
and police has oonhded e
and
s pos r
ses which sny rave sssn St Proof
authorities Of she country, in the general objects Of th
These gentlemen have organized their department IS fol
lovs:-
J. N. Notwithstanding Of the SUPERINTENDENT:
samuel WebberArrsngemento Of space and
Prof b. Sillimsn, Jr.-Hneralogy and Chemistry;
r.. Johnsop- Agricultural Implements;
Jeesph f. Holmes-Machinery;
Edward Vincent-Textie Fabrics;
Felix Piatti-Sculpture.
The O6al Catalogues snd the Illustrated Weekly Record
the exhibition 10 be Published in the building by
MesYs G. T. Putnam Co., under the supervision Of the
Association.
The directors have senbly felt confidence rsposeS In
fy their fellow citizens in parts the country
and they will continue TO make every safety ths
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COPARTNNlstuINp rOTTCEs,

NoTICE.-MR. FREDERICK W
date B. w. GOODRIDOE CO.
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All intellissnt persons know, Is that made by the
sAdder and shoemaker with stitch
both sides This has just the right Of
thread in IL and 10 the made by Singers
ing machines The machines that form Q seam with fair
stitch on one side and three strand braided cord tied
good purpose The genuine perfect freely
exhibited and are for sale at the office 1913 broadway
l. SINGER x co.
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'HHUW1tuGc
wants Of the public and perfectly familiar with every
pretos the Prescott Hat Store have achieved within
few months reputation second to the city
they now supplying larger class Of custo with
hats than other dealer Broadway DO not
that want superb hat at economical price you
INNS fyis fLeu
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOURTH OF JULY
Il All the regular trains will usual the Fourth
OF July with the following exceptions The Poughkeepsa
wifi leave Chamhsrs street at A. NJ; the Albany Way
Freight leaving thirty st street a. ~ M w icsSs
Pouehkecp.ie Way Freight for passengers onIy9 viii
Now Yo,k follows - A. NJ Way Train for Poushkcep
sic; A. Way Train for Pcekskill; 10 A. NJ Way Train
Train for Peektll Exogrsion trains will leave Pssksbi
for New York as fol1ows-6.30 A. M S05 M 20
PM 4S0PM 20 Pm. No freight will be carried the 4th
July except such articles be carried in the bag
Tickets be at the New York Offices
10 and from any station good for the tb only
will tickets before taking seats in the
cars. L. FRENCH. SupernteI dent.
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Whiting, Arithmetic, and Bookkeepang ara
thoroughly and sfheiensly taught by B. r. YOsrkk ss7
Broadway whore gentlemen sonvsrsant with
mAstrly knowledge Of doubly entry in the short
ypaes OF one week. Open day and evening"
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INSURANCE.

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN Company Of Pfnt,shnrg Me- York --CaritsI nnO0
sscur~y invested VINCENT 90, Agents. No. u SS
stysct, ssccnd DO
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yellow, coarse skin, after washing with JONES Italian
chemical soap AL redes pnplss salt rheum ptions
&c by it The price is reduced half viz
his lily white is reduced to Isl liquid and powder rouge
Try these ne articles. The depot is removed No. 81
mind, 6l-Walker street, four doors from Broadway
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we Adyisc Our Readers 10 Overhnul the


columns Of the Herald the excursions Sd and
4th DAYS of July by the steamer GENERAL SCOTT and
when make note of it. either all Of the
siops we can safely promise will give health and pleasure
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NRAND EXCURSION TO FORT HAMILTON. L. l.
VI On Sunday third and Monday fourth July 1888 tho
neS ard splendid steamer ECONOMY, Capt s. d. Abel,
will leave pier No. North river as follows-lO A. NJ,
and r. NJ
Tho new and splendid steamer C. DURANT Capt. R. 8.
Homre at pier No North river, ut IL NJ. and p. NJ
The new and splendid steamer MAZEPPA, Capt. p. II.
smith, at pier No 3North river at9 and lls A. NJ, and
II. NJ.
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A CARD-THE GENTLEMAN WHO GOT ADMIs-
IA sion into the house of the subscriber Nassau street,
Brooklyn ON the evening Of Friday July and helped him
self to and ewelryamong the articles
iature Of gentlemen which is highly prsed
lis earnestly solicited (which would be appreciated
return the to the subscriber and questions will be
asked. E. X. HOMANS, is Nassau street.
A MEXICAN INsIdTUTE.,FARMERs' cLUB-A RE-
n guar meeting will be held at the Repository 5l Broad
way Tuesiay, the fifth Of July inst Subject:
beuefts OF to the agriculture Of the United
States Some interesting communications will be read
Admission free to all.
BOUNTY LAND FOR SAILORS.-THE SEAMEN OF
~ the United States Navy who served in the Mexican and
Florida doing duty soldiers entitled
to bounty land. Apply to p T. BETS, Agent, % Wall
street, in the basement.
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Use mt the Reduced Price OF 2s. Jones, Coco

bar rss.otatye This forces the hair 70 stops It fall
moved to 6lmiad 6Waker street. Lafont's solution Of
jet price only A. for diving red white hair brown
black without injury This is the best hair dye made
His the teeth breath ne-trY H.
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WIN. LoBAiCcHi i sScciMiiEPEIER. 20 Beaver street.

WIN. 'iioBXlGGHi scHiEf,EEIEiR 70 Beaver street.
NATIONAL BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AssO.
IN ciationIn consequence Of the Fourth of July
ing the first Monday of tho month"; the regular
meeting for the Of dues has
to Monday evening, nth inst at TX o'clock the
No. us Canal street, when number OF shares will
offered for redemption. j. W. NANDEWATER, See'y.
CECURITY OF MISREPRESENTATION LAW
The undersigned prepared TO nish tenders made
cork and canvass of sufficient buoynnt power enable
steamboat to convert tho wood boats
life boats to imply with the steamboat law II Is we
known that India rubber floats possess little
such from their great liability to be punctured, or
destroyed by heat While the cork fender
ed in like the buoyaney depending upon the light
ness Of the cork not upon air as is the with India
rubber The cork tenders reliable durable and
economical and have been tested for yoars past the
government surf boats and in the mercantile marine
Collins steamers They can easily be repaired BY ordinary
The cost Is less than half the India rubber
All orders directed to the undersigned will be puastuay
attended to- BENNETT, 3o4 West street, New York.
RIO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS-YOU ARE
hereby notified that William Judsen has no authority
to act Ms attorney to give licenses for the
patent for Improvement in the manufacture India
rubber, originally dated August 81 1886 and extended
Auaust 81 1860 for further of years aud that
recognize no acts of his binding and that
my name EDWIN N. CHAPPER
Providence, July l, 1853.
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yVANTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN
fora .msil family consisting Of three The To-
cation must tttwccn Frsr kin and Prince Terms
moderate Address H. Herald once. stating terms and
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CLOTHING.

ULSITERS TO TIE CITY AND HEADS OF FAM
lies should call npo inspect the new, oerior
Seonaho stock Of ladies' ana chdrGus oothins at Mis-
UPWARDS. 7I BroadvGy
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Il at Odd Fellows Hall Main street Paterson, N Per
wishing 10 the Fourth pleasantly and enjoy
good dinner will do well to to Paterson the pro-
session. and take dinner at the Hall
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L,OURrH OF JULY EXCURSION TO PERTH AMBOY.
Il The and commodious steamer OCEAN, Capt Z.
Fountain will make excursion to Perth Amboy Mon.
day July stopping at Rossve Woodbridge Landing and
Bddls's Grove Nineteenth street. North
M; Hammond street "a; Murray street; ~; Broome
street East river Jrolaman street. Brooklyn S pier
No North river o. Returning will leave Amboy st p
NJ making the same landings above Refreshments may
had board Fare for the excursion, fifty conts.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOUR NOTES,
ton May 1858 and also endorsed by j. A. Dodd, have
been lost or stolen ard all persons eausone syan:
receiving negotiating the they belong to the ad
verscr The following statement shows the amount Of
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NARD-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR

NARD.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR
~ tiel's which have thy appeared in the public
prints the Directors Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
deem hent the that they NOT
authorized combination with party for the purpose
$1,000 mn hgnei rates OF IreiYht ana passage money
contemplate such combination their object being to
confne their attention solely to their business and to
the transportation Of passengers and specie in the safest
and cheapest practicable The time consumed by
land carriage the Isthmus Of Panama boon
heightened by the greatly increased bulk mails
the for the safeguard of the specie
remedy for this will be provided by the early completion OF
the PsnnmA Railroad and with this consequent saving Of
cost Of freight and passage between California Atlantic
port5 BY order of the Board OF Directors,
w. Ii. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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nIACEIAANEOua.


CTUDIo CURI0SO GALLERY NO ST. NICHOLAS
~ HoteCatalogues and ad mission so cents Opcn every
day and night Connoseurs amateurs Europe have
acknovl lodged this miniature OF and mechanism
TO contain the most wonderful and mysterious collection In
the world. WILLIAM q MOON
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GRAND MUSICAL AND CoTILLON EXCURSION
VI up the romantic Hudson river, Monday evening"
July 1883 hoad tie large, commodoas and favorite
steamboat NEW RAVEN, accompanied by the new and
splendid double decked barge MERCHANT built expressly
for coton and picnic excursions &C. The ball will be
wstzng No place Of amusement that evening can co
pare with this excursion it is adapted 20 the wants of the
people can nationally enjoy themselves with the
fresh air music and dancing, and cool prom snade &c.
The hand consists of the most popular musicians There
will be grand display Of fireworks from the boat. The
boats will leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at o'clock p NJ
at s1 Nineteenh street and Forty second street At
o'clock Fare fifty cents.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

1NOURTH OF JULY, Is52-CoTTAGE ON THE CLIFF
II Paterson. N. J.-Seyenty seventh anniversary Of
American Inde pendence.-ihe proprietor will every
exeron for tho comfort and of those who
please to honor him with thir company The ereat
saloon of the cottage will be fitted dining salo for
the third and fourth where the decace of the
te had from 10 A. Al. till r. M both tse
JOHN ARCHDEACON, Proprietor.
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LNoURTH OF JULY ExCUR5ION-THROUGH THE
Narrows to the Lower Bay.The favorits steamer AR
NINA will leave Chamber street on Menday, the 4th
at 10 clock excursion around Staten Island landing
At the docks Of the Florence Keyport Company Return
ing will leave Report at o'clock NJ The boat will be
by band Of music Fare each l21
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CMITHs SUPERIOR MELoDEONS.-THEsE MELO-
- deems tuned the equea temperament like the Doan
pianos and organs and superior to any the har
mony being equally good in all the keys For sale wholssae
and retail At the piano and music 1T of HORACE WA
TIERS No 5S3 Broadway corner Of Anthony street.
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TO ladies in cold hot chsngeabe weather. aw
preseryesa smothness Of SKIN with purity Of color
other cosmetic pretend to- Sold by the inventor Will
LIAM BoGLE, No. az Washing. Boston. Sold in
New York by A. y; D. Sands No 100 Fulton.st Rush
4s3 Bro adway VIM. II. Cary Co.. No. 25 Pcars aad by
the druggists and perfumers throughout the world
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THE TRADES, &C.

DAINTERs.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ~ Y. HOUSE
PniLters D. and p Association notified that in
scauenee OF The Anniversary American
occurring Monday their regular ting will b.
held at Convention Hail. Tuesday July at oclocl
+. NJ. j. COWTON, Secretary.
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DOR SALEM FORTY FIRST STREET, 100 FEET
west of sixth avenue, and Immediately in trent OF the
grand entrance 70 the Palace four
buildings Of rs feet front each by 90 feet In DEPTH
the block The above have been
suitably for hotel and be used for that purpose
mnde into single stores and saloons Title ndsputable
~ s spa .Gte, n or On ngera terms
separately. Apply at the carpenter top No. las
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FOURTH AND FIFTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO
the Fishing Banks and around the lghtship The large
her usual time from the different landings aordng SPLEEN
did view Of all tie United States Notifications about the
hahor and enjoy the invgoratng breeze In the
ig the Hero with barge Miller will make cot
o'clock Broome street IA Catherine ferry Brooklyn. IN
Peck slip ia pier Ne. g. n. r.. s. Spring street. S HAM
mond street Sh Fare 81 for gentleman and ladies'