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Is Msnssor and Prop,i.sor John Grssnv ood J Assist:
ant e Ss
The 18th Anniversary Of thu Natal Day Of Republic
MAcNIr1cENrLr cELEBRArED,
this brs.. and popular NJ and amid the
:.iIrns mar.i. Bands flashing rocket:
s a s: # s s s &c" = shc III
p''r' ''mpi sHs;Ris IN SsEkrcA
ed; no spared
render tho attrsotions
Tho balcony, sss s.p:ss1s "a. lofty roof tho
Of this n''''" . SSSs #; F Ps; Wow
IS IL down Broadway up Chatham street, and into
tho r... ~i S!s s. 4; f;t s. FIREWORKS
aim s ; S
-, r5w . xoax ,! snAs. BAND AND. ..
;oVias the variety srSu. patriotism day
b 1nT hs mos,
with IL eleven modes could
%sass The Win
% ss %sl1 s 70 and also at half past Il
THE IRISH DRAGON.
and the lively pi'fTr n insl sfsrR1ck BOY
ns T.
wHIRLIN0 PHENOMENON,
dancing by Miss Bishop and drama in three
THE SEMPSTRESS OF PARIS
In tho evening" at Z O'clock and alec at9 O'Clock the
II eat national drama Of
AMERICAN FARMERS
Among the novelties Of the Museum present the
SWISS BEARDED LADY
Madame Josephine Fortune Cofua tho greatest curiosity
witnessed Also two living Anacondas AID
the living Boa and gigantic so
Of the serpent have been enclosed oommod
surrounded by strong iron work that they
may easily viewed and without the slightest danger
Besides which, here Ii the renowned Happy Family the IA
Short host of things every branch Of nature aud art
comprehepdinga
MrLLIoN OF UNIQUE AND RARE ARTICLES
brought from all quarters Of the EARTH for tho public graft
fcation
Admitsnce the whole Museum-to tho Halls OF Statu
ary tie Picture Gallery tho Natural History Department
the CHR saloon and the C0sm0rAma Room DO,
tho cents Children under ten, l2
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INSURANCE..

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 8
IL Tryon row, corner Of Chatham street.-Dividend.
Tho Beard Of Directors have declared dvident OF six
per cent for the last six months payable the
their legal after the 9th July 1883
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSES.-MAYOR'S OF
zoe juno is, lG3-Notee-Tbe laws Of the State sub
lcct every person who shall sell BY retail any wine
strong spirituous liquors Idefned the
e vie rum GIN strong yat.rs bitssrs
licensed to Hne and i'm prison ent and AN parsons
shall sell strong spirituous liquors above
galloxs and distlers ceiling liquors
Imported di,sed BY thsmssyeO without being
Commissioners Of Excise will hold and their
msengs for granting LICENSES at ths oee the folio
days from 10 TO O'Clock for the several Wards
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PROFESSOR WILSON THE CELEBRATED AsTRoL.
oyer nay b oonsuted on Past, present and future
life at the drug store 20 Broome street. Es
Professor Wilson IL tho only person In this ety whs
srfsctly understands the science Of AstsoloSy
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AsTHOIOGY

n snUMAN, A swEDR BY BIRTB, JUST ARRIVED
this city, offers his services In astrology
omy and signs and gives the most satisfactory
ion He DO consulted In matters concerning love mar
GO past present and future events 30 NAevities cal
ated for ladies and gentlemen 0oe US Houston street
tween vsrick and Macdougal streets.
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TRAVNLLERSp GUIDE.


md n 4sss%noas.isn lin: = AR y
S n hoa1:
sn hall Fiss - Returning leave Philadelphia At 10
FOR ALgANY-HgAEE n;,z;A5BANY AND NRw
t..n. AZ ssd osn.s;sns Albany VIII
depot corner Of White Elm and censro ssrsss who're
received and s:ss.y sss T$ss
train, will land y Fs and Gs 9
Hall station corner Of Tryon row and Centre street. -
FoR KEYPoRr AND FORT HAMILroN-ERoM THE
81
ssSsa
daily Saturdays and ssndsys s1Gspssd A. M
port ats o'clock p. M except saturdays and Sundays
EoR KEYpoRr AND M1pDLKrowN POINT, FROM
foot Of Murray .trsst-Tass l2 cents-The stssmeoss
snd
EAGLE is:!s: Is':d'S'
ana a O'clock Lssys: Ksypsrs ..s
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
~ Chambers street for Albany and Troy
with trains rs.chns Buffalo or Eontrss 1t oeocf same
Mail train. o. NJ Through way trains A. IL A. n. and
Tarryseva
NJ. and p. NJ For Poughkespss, A. NJ. and 4iO r. II.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Thir
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at7h A. NJ for Poush
t''p'' l Fl nA!ssf5y s al s.s
MORNING BOAT FOR uAvKRSTRAW AND SIN0
l sing, landing 1t Washington Heights YoEkers Has
tinss Dobbs Ferry. Tarryto.n. Nyack and Psrnont-
'iIfsf
pier foot Of Jay sreet morning oook
navorstrsW * soioot NJ Sing Sing TX Tsrrytewn *;
Dobbs Ferry and HASTINGS *. and SO. For par
win made 9TH excursion oth parties By sp-
plying at G2 West street
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTERME
Ul date landings-neals served board. The and
splendid steamer GEORGES WASHINGTON, Capt. K. Van
War will leave the pier foot Of Jay street.
arrive 1T Albany in time for the trains going West Return
ing leaves Albany every Monday wednesday and Friday,
zoe West N. B-This boat touches ct YOnksrs on
each passage.
NEW YORK AND PHILA DELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad Quilted States and Express
Lines through In four hours Now York foot Of Cors
sndt street at aAn A. n and 30 and 80 p. n Leave
and 80 and $50 p M from foot Of Walnut street Fare
e 80 for secoI class In the A. from New York. and
~ r. M from Philadelphia Through tickets sold, and
Washington. Norfolk and Chareston in the asdS a. H.
and 40 and 30 tr ns and connections oert ain with
extra trains behsd time Passengers with baggage
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-To BEL.
iv' E kSssnS ,Bu,nS'cn s. Mont
street and lovrt Express trains At NJ and5
FRANCIS hyde, General Agent 1862 South street
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AGENCT

AIYE CO., sBIP aGENTs AND COMhlsSlCk
Nv Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM .. Y. A. RIuHAnDson. Auauerws L0MnANp
References.
sANTIAso-Bon. Dato Peytoa.
VsLPARAIso-Mesers. A1sop Co., Hsmeavny d ga.
PANhmA-Messrs Cor zine. Bro. Co.. Garrison frts
VIM. Nielsen Co.
Jackson, Eq
Nrw yokK-Messrs X Collins Co.. Gooakss 4 o.
Capt Fs,h hys steamer Pacific
BALTIsoR r. Messrs John Hsudorsoa 4 Co., Thomas
aapd A. Co. White a Elder.
SAN rR srcrsoo-Meesrs rIiss, P.seody Co., Hsssey
8ood Hale Chas Dosus, ESQ, J. II Lyon. ESQ.
-Messrs Ammt C. Lombard. Esd. x d Brfxhss
4 Co, GIidder 4 williams =
CarTor-N9a. Perkins Co.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN Anr CON
tanning series oftwo hundred suthentc pa ottpss by
the most eeohr .sed Itaaa Spanish Flemish and troaol
masters, from Guido de Ssane "a D. 1921 down
vernes open for exhibition S4s Broad way uesr
Union park Admission - cents Exhibisios hourr frem
A. N. TO 10 p, N.
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pleasant EXCURSION ON SUNDAY, THE Sd. AND

pleasant a EXCURSION ON SUNDAY, The Sd, AND
Monday the 4th OF uy-Fare TX osnts To New Br9h.
ton and Port Richmond touching Ssors snug aar6or
and Fsetoryville anding Staten islandOn the
49, and Monday the 4th OF July the HUGIJE
Nor snd STATEN ISLANDER viii leave pier No North
rvee north eide Of the BattcryJ
from A. ~ to8P NJ, Q2 o'clock eaoepsedJ giving ans
opportunity TO strangers visiting New York Wish
Ing to enjoy sail the splendid Bay NewYork and
tale bay view Of the Islands tho harbor distant
view Of the cities Of New York Brooklyn and
southern slope Of the New jersey Mountains Barsn Hls
mouth Of the budson river Loag Island. Fort Hamiton
Fort lafayette and have tho the dstanee
through the Narrows n.o aerdins splendid view Of the
eastern and northern des Of Staten Island the
Quarantine Grounds Belmont oos Blanohards ceiebrat
cd Pavilion and the magnificent manions OF New
and the splendid residences the northern
leland with enc view Of the s.lors Snug Hsrbor grounds
and buildings Iaot.ryvie Port Richmond E,izabathown
and Ezabsthtown Point Nessrk 40 passing through the
MAters OF xiii Van Ku which separates tho State Of Nov
York from New Jersey being oil the desirable sails
In tie Vicinity Of New xsvk.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mall SteamersThs ships omprisinG this Line the

These ships having built By contract expressly for
service has bees taken In their
their gresto ensure strength and speed
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York 70 Liverpool In drst
cabin tla In second cabin So Exclusive uss Of extra
size state $50.
From Liverpool New York CSC and f36.
An expsrienced surgeon attached to each shiH.
No beIths secured until paid.
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THR U. s.
Il mail stosmsr Hermann. n. Higgins, ~. s Nd
commander will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton
the mails passengers for England and France
Saturday. July l6 from pier No North river. Price
of passage
In FIRST cabin main saloon. $l20
In Arst cabin lever saloon.. loo
An eIperieu oed surgeon attached steamer All
letters pass through the Post0cs Specie delivered
In Havre and London. For passage freight apPlyto
MOLLER, SAND 4 RIERA. Agents. 20 South street.
A
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION roo co
NJ Island, landing Hamilton each uav. Para

121 cents each way.
Ire and spiesdid steamer ECONOMY, Captain L. D.
Abell will leave as follows Sunday the Sd
day the 4th Of July 1913 Of spring street. North
err at 81 A. NJ, l2x and 81 p NJ; pier North river at
Pm
The and splendid steamer C. DURAHT Captain r.
Honmuo will leave AS follows Sunday the Sd and
Monday the 4tb Of July S53Foot Of Sping
Pm.
The new and splendid steamer MAZEPPA, Captain p II,
Smith will leave folio Sunday tho 3d. and Monday
the 4th Of July Foot Of Delaney street East
and u A M and "a r. Fulton street. East river at
and ia A. and ~ Il. M pier North river NJ and
llL A. NJ. and 3P NJ.
all perrons forbid trusting any Of the
above boats j. +. RUDMAA. Agent
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CTREHr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- sealed proposals will be received at this until
Saturday July 1853 to regulate set curb and gutter
and pave Forty street. Second to Third
Specnoatons TO DO had application to the Contract
CLERK Of this department.
JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
Street Department ONCE, June g. 1853
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T ATTING OBSERVATORY NOW OPEN TO THE
IL Public -Ofhoe of Latting Observatory. New York
July 1852 1This Observatory stustod Forty second
and Forty third streets BET Fifth and Sixth
trane Forty second st-eetb in shs city
points Of interest to tho public geHsr only
lecture but from s great strength and symmetry
rendering o. the most attractive places Of resort in
the oty From its various landings New York and It's
virens for vast distance in every direction dist
visible and many Of the mort exquisite views Of land and
sea to be found ON this continent uufo ted the Of
the behoder The height Of the Obsorv three
bred feet with base Of seventy Ave feet probably
of the strongest creations that possibly
sructed Of wood and iron The Board Of Directors
having constructed an immense Druame.d Ii sht Of DUH
Client power to light harbor of New York which they
intend placing upon the erre top of thu Observatory
Upon tie upper landing will be placed toiss
with which tie visiter will be enabled 10 in yery d
recton for distance OF forty sixty miles Ueos the
other al dngs numerous glasses W. round for
Of visitors In other parts of the Observatory will be
placed d solving views scen optical
inetrumel works Of art and other objects of inter
ett useful and attractive short IL the intention Of
the Directors not only TO make this
structure this continent but to make object
especial interest to all Terms of sdmisioa IS cents
CHA5 GR0SvENOk, Secretary.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FOURTH OF lilly

HUDSON RIVER ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF jolly
IL AL the regular trains will usual ths Fourth
Of July with the following exceptions The Pouahkeepsa
Way Freight and Passenger train tor passengers only
vii leave Chambers atreet at A. M The Albany Way
Freight leaving Thirty fst street At ii A. M will leave
Poushheep;ie Way Freight DOR passenger. oply) ~ii
leave poughkeepse at y. ~ excursion " aims will leave
New Vol MS follows - A. NJ Way TRAIN for Pou Keep
sic; a. Way Train for Peekskill 10 A. NJ. Way Train
Tor Peeksfl III A. m. Why Train for Albany 3P Wav
lrs,a for ieekskill EIourson trains viii leave Poeksk
TOT New York as foows-6.30 M, sos An AN
P:h, JPN 620PM. NO freight will be carried
OF duly except suoh may DO carried bar
gage car 1ickcts be the New York Offices
TO go and e prn from on good for the 4th only
Passengers viii procure tickets before taking
E. FRENCH SuDorinte dent
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ExCURsIONs-lFARE IN CENTs-GRAND FOUaTH
The new and fast sailing steamer ISLAND CITY, Captain
Sss Rsynods WILL the 4th Of July make the following
pavilion Of St Romans leave New York Fulton Market
ST. Fulton Market TO- Delaney street, l0 Fourteenth
street 90 Fulton Market r Delaney street lo
Fourteenth street. 220 Fulton Market ~ Leave flush
Ing at A. M I'm; 4P NJ; $50 do, On the afternoon
trips Flushing the Island City will land at Fourteenth
auS na1a atra
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A GBAND AFTERNOON CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN
IL orday July commencing at three O'Clock by the
Bnckleys New Orleans Serenader at Chinese
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HASTLE GARDEN.-MADAMR HENRIETTA sONTAG.
" The public respectfully informed that Castle Gar
den will be opened for short season Of
ITALIAN OPERA
to Monday July H. aud to close August a.
The most extensive Preparations are being made to unite
this asor all the great talent in tho
and all the with the perfect
presented to the American public.
Conductor. Max 6arotsek
Full particulars in future advertisement
N BCentlemen engaged for tho
to attend reh, arsal Tuesday, July at IL O'Clock
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TNoURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN
i The steamer TRAVELLER, Capt. John Burns, will
leave the East river steamboat place Peck slip, tho
morning Of July 4th st O'Clock returning leaves New
o'clock. A. M next morning This excursion will afford
rs beautiful islands Long Island Sound its magnificent
and the splendid City Of Ems Fare for the
sion 81 80,
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mORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the ownor or owners occupant
lands thoreby that the following have
been completed the and In the ocs
Of Assessments for by all
For grading Forty efth street from Tenth
The limits embraced by suoh nolude all the
raj houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
from Tenth to Eleventh avenues All persons whose inter
ssts affected by the above named and who
opposed to the either Of them requested to
their ctions in writing to tho At
heir oce No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
hs date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
06ss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
1874
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FyROr0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
u traotors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
S:y.r street" viii BE- received At tho Once
Yth day Jrly 1885, At IL O'clock NJ for the building
osvsr with the receiving basins aud euverts
Twenty street. Ninth the
between Eighth and Ninth being in length
shout $50 feet The plan Of the sewer and
the building Of the same and all other
thereto be obtained application TO the Water
yeyor, ct this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqusduot Department.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
VI Glen Covs.The steamer KING PHILIP, having been
fitted according the ne. law relative to
day trips Rochelle and Glen Cove follows Leave
Peck clip E. r. At 81 A. M Grand street q. r. At . A.
Ten tn street % and Twenty street ~ ~
T leave Glsnscys at 81 and New Rochelle ~ "
routes out Of New York 1t Is hope that svory
alton will embrace the opportunity Refreshments Of the
first quality furnished board Fare rs cents each way
GRAND MUSICAL AND COTILLON EXCURSION
VI up the romantic Hudson river Monday evening,
July 1868 ON board the large, eommodons and fsvore
steamboat NkW HAVEN, accompanied by the and
splendid double decked barge MERCHANT built expressly
for coton and picnic excursions, 30. The ball will
ub Ser the direction Of popular professor Of dancing
waltsng No place Of amueemeut that evening
with this excursion adapted to tho
people, who here nationally enjoy themselves with
fresh air music and dancing, and cool &C.
The hand consists of the most popular musicians There
viii DO grand display of fireworks from tho boat The
boats will leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at O'Clock
pier No N at III Spring street at s; md
1T s NineteeDth street and Forty street at
O'Clock. Fare fifty cents.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON.
" tractorsSealed proposals endorsed Proposals for
Thirty 9Th will b: received At The once
18th day Of July 1885, at II o'clock NJ for the building Of
with the necessary receiving basiI and cuverss
Thirty nth street. from the East river point six
feet east q Second avenue being length about 70 feet
ths and all other Information relating thereto be
obtained application 10 the Water Parveyor At this Of
Zee. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crston Aqusduot Department.
Yaek Inn
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia from pier No. Worth rver-Two lines daily at
steamboat Trenton 70 South A%boy cars TO
press line at r M BY steamboat John Potter Am
boy thence direct Camden oarsthrouh in four hours
and halt Fare s. Returning leave Philadepha at 10
A. n, and2P. N.
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l776 o. :ns Es;s E.. srH:s
11 och n IN: 9 &: .ss1:
pI:s.: o. xs.s.y JsiY a. :; sssv.asi$r:s hon isss
:sss.s 4 "a an. M Se.. Lee l.: S1s
Fort e' L.: .a' ,.'s sR.fs ifs'''
.Sus5 e. Ig1 a., e. s:,
ysi':. f as :: s.iss. iii'is
sss.
stone At 8; arriving in New York about O'clock II
A PLEASANT FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION,
The sn % cf Sa and
H. s e
Xxi street sSrh 1ysa
s: n 80 cent: WI ii'Is Glen
.Sn q Staten $; ss1ss
ga ss 'sss s':is p: a.
;: s;s
PM '' nsSs boat i:.ns touch
from NS boats will Leave the islsRs
S.s IL TT: Ct q:
Of the bay and hsrs0, AsntS Ocean sna
Ts, snp ss Of %Ss and a
Ksasiias Hall Pavilion Ill., Clifton Park Pssods3 the
t.lss5aph and fort To|Paas :. the NsrrsEs all Of TiSh
Coney Island Long Island Princes Bay East New jersey
M IT'S
s Il s.H.s &. s INK make s
Isyss e ST h'b:n s.J :S Ny yGFs sssss ssssss
@ q H. 40 s
FosrssspsS street % Fulton Msri.s $40 hssys flush
a ya.aI viii VII am a'
and Delaney streets.
FoyRT4 OF JULY ExGyRRsIoN TO NEW HAVEN
TIL e. . r7s % s a
AZ NJ.
'1s i Gn s'fs II
VIII s1s cSsssss' o.
H.. the s q: : s :.
accompanied BY band Of music Fare each way 2 cents
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KEYPoRT NJ
Zach and
ky Port sw YSrt
NJ: North Iv.i :. h.I past O'clock AN: This Sli
1a
ss:s s OF a s s
.s.: i s SsS IL
anS shi
e ho. ss. .s: time S Ss ssa sn.hs
band Of music has been engaged for tho day.
FOURTH JULY. EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
landing At YOnksIs Ha;tinss Dobbs ferry. T,rry.own
r. Ss hlh sss.
A. NJ for ths shove places. touching At Spring and Ham
TsiHrHss e sss 5
and err 6s Landings ESsSx
@ t ~ yi.s view 'h' Highlands and plenty
FOURTH AND FIFTH OF JULY ,ExcyRsIoNs TO
and splendid steamer HERO leave abovs starting 81
al VIZ. 9 I'll e. e. .: saa ss:ag Ss
s sSs II:
sion The Hudson river leaving Tenth street r. ss7
s' s5s;Gi
The The new and oommodiOus steamer OCEAN Capt. =.
.ss 'isss
% bad board. Fare for t6s exOursiOn atty cents
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION DOWN
Charles Sanford md will make e.
81 ooioci A. NJ. Hammond street North river 1880
city .ipyo sh 'ps II
''1 JAMES HILDESpicE. Agent. pier IA North river
" sftsFposp M1hs splendid steamer EN- BAL sc0Tr
bay sandy HOOK jay iss saosSss
Leaves foot Of Ham, onS street ss o'oiooi
s.'a ''i;: sI ,ss: s' S:sof
excursion around staten Island In sftsrnoea leaving
folio ,IIapmend street u O'Clock; Cana. street
Street Z. x; b1Sss :s.sss Sestiy. M; Far. a
sc5R s se
'ss
sf ss s' s:ss'
Observation-Disclosures leaves hammond street. p M CO
s.asy r'ss ,: :sii;
GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW RocnELLE AND
fitted according the relative 70 ss.mSsas
trips New Rochelle and Glen Cove follows Leave
Peck clip, R., At 81 A. M Grand street E. r., at A.
Tenth street ~ and Twenty street Rst1rans
This being Of the pleasant 6sAthy
routes out Of New York It'll hope that svory
hrst quality furnished board Fare rs cents each way
. GRAND MUSICAL AND COTILLoN EXCURSION
VI up the romantic Hudson river Monday evening,
July 1865 los.d the large. commodons f.voriss
s,.smboat NV HAVEN, accompanied by the new and
for cotllon and picnic excursions 30. The hall will be
IN Ger the direction Of popular professor Of dancing
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NASTLE RLEN.-FRENeH HEISER PROPRII.
~ tora-The eighth SuB DAY Concert BY werths
celebrated Cornst Band will take place sunday svssia
July 3 Admission, . osnts- Concert to at
O'Clock No postponemsnt account Of the weather. The
Cosmora sve been newly arranged The Garden open
every day for the accommodation Of visitsrs
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DATERSON.-GRAND FOURTH OF JULY DINNER,
L a. ODD Fellows Hall Main stree. Paterson, Per
good dinner will do we'll to Paterson the pro-
oession and take dinner ut the Hall.
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IDMxRD < dSi i.Siss CO.. No. &c wan st.. n z.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY d CO. Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS CO., IL Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.. No. Is Rls Metre Dame dos
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. "A. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will be accountable gold
silver, bullion, spAois jswery, precious etAl
unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship CompAnyis
steamship GLASGOW 962 toms 90 horse pswer Robert
Craig will leave New York for GlagoW Sat
srdsy July 49, 1s.t q u o'clock moor. and o. Saturday
rooms CO. DO do. tmidship do s6; second cabin go
Third class, e9o-stew,ed's fees included. Apply to
r. Nu9YNON n kr0advSv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

EXTRA GALA DAY-FoURTH OF JULY-COsrARs
~ Museum. place of curosties and for the
ment Of ladiesr gentlemen aad children open from
to 10Y M daily, at the attacnsd Costars
vermn and Inseot Depot as Broad ~ay Admission 6kot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

n,HEsTkE CHARLESTON, s. CIVIL OPEN sOM
the season on nrst November. Ladies' and sentls..a
desroSs Of engagements will address JOHN <LOAN,
Comedian. Post 0fos, Rioovis Monmouth county. New
Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

Il
" nvsrsary 85S Of glorious American
GRAND GALA DAY.
The great spectacle Of the age,
LlKkOON' IS TUNG HOOK TONG CHINESE COMPANY,
FOR This NIGHT ONLY,
comprising fifty performers the most celebrated Of tho
Chinese pe who will appear their piece styled
rBs CORONATION Of rHE EMPEKOR
together with the and Chinese
tars Como Singing aod banong by popular performers
grand display Of Fireworks will also DO givsn and the
whole will terminate with
GRAND BALL,
in which the Chinese sill be invited to participate
Admission to the whole perform noe, 50 cents.
Doors open at z; commence at o'clock No postpone
ment account of the westher