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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
FIRE IN CE1cAeo-TsN HORSES BuaNsp.-A

fire broke vut Fourth street, Milwaukee avenue,
on the west side yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock
building occupied by Norwegian family, which, be-
number of families out Of their homes. We indebted
TO Lieut. K Norwood, of the West Division fire police for
the particulars-John Oeson had three houses valued
at 80 000 and insured for 81 500 consumed. lars Lur
sen, Michael Smith, Mary Fuller and Jason Newell, To-
nans Of Mr.. Oleson lost less furniture. Jesse
Newell, Also tenant lost $500 in furniture; L. Thomas
lost one house worth $780, Canute Canutcson house,
Bue Oleson lost house worth s400 Victor Hogberry
lost one house worth$20O Stein Seizer, tenant Of "
Hogber.~ lost some furniture. NJ Anderson lost ono
one hous Lewis Savest0n lost one house and Andrew
Barrowson one house worth 5000 The wind was very
high and the flames spread with great rapidly
Democrat June 13.
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Anson's Large Size Daguerreotypes Tor oO
twice large others take for 30 cents and equal
to taken elsewhere for S. Those who have unfortu
naey nothing but ambrotype Of deceased friend will do
well c have copied in daguereoype photograph before
the glass swcas and the picture a. no chemicals
ambrotype can at xfing expense have daguerreotype
inserted In the the ambroypes be washed
OIL and the glass used the daguerreOtype.
send ambroype to Europe and Like the looking
glasses and plate glass; and spos the picture win
regret you did not geta
Daguerreotype at Anson's.
nyou put ambrotype In your trunk, and the gum be-
the glasses spos Dress you VIII regret you did
not geta
Daguerreotype at Anson's.
you drop the ambroype and break it. and you have only
the fragments Of picture priced of departed friend
viii regret you did not get
Daguerrcoype at ANSONs,
$50 BROADWAY.
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Court Colendar-This Dav

SuPNE CouRT-Crcuit-Nos S72, %, l00O1<, $3.50, $40,
6el, es 1885, s64 sss, rs, 427, i2s, 49, 49, 49, 1872
1888, 434 435.
svPREME CorE1-specal Term.-Nos. 70, ia, 1sl, q,
II, 81, 80, 143, l61
SUPERIOR CorR1-Ncs 727, 1873, TAT, 49, .e9 $685. $40,
SCI $685. s4s $685. eee 1000 1907 1902 161a l0li 1920
1911 1872 1879 1850, 1881 1882 1888 1884 1885, 1885,
lCo llol 1lo7, 49, l116 49, 1921 1922 1885, ll46
1l5l l152 1853, ll54 1885, 1167 Ill., ll72 1854 1885,
1885, l190.
COMMON P1RAs-Part Mos. SCI, 61s, SOS, 32s, 6s7,
100, Sl5 5oS, s73 s74 $40, 49, s79 $780, Part Mos
ST. " 612.
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Two MORE FoRoERs CoNy1crEp.-The P

Two MORE FORaERs CONvICTED.-The Pension
Bureau has received information that John H. Stel and
Marcus A. Wolf, of st. Louis, Missouri indicted for pre-
sentng fraudulent papers at that Office for the purpose Of
obtaining bounty land warrants, have been found guilty
and sentencedSte to the county Jail for year and
81 900 fine, Wolf TO i've years in the pcntentary These
make the fourth that have been tried and convicted
the recent session of the United States Court at st. Louis,
for frauds upon the Pension Office.
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dviduas every thing their power render
selves comfortable To do this they should be informed of all
dongs the world and especially affairs in this great Of
best in the world keeps its readers informed q
theatrical matters and every thing Of interest Issued every
Friday morning. at 81 year, and furnished TO agents at 81 90
hundred cash in Advertisements inserted in
The Press fifty cents line Orders must be sent
to the office northwest Of Fulton and Nassau
New York where all kinds Of job work. bills cards checks,
&C. &C. printed in the most expeditions manner and on
reasonable terms.
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The Smithsonian House. Bros

Thin Summer Suits, $S; Black Alpaca Suits,
SCI zephyr cashmere SUITS So white Marseles vests g.
EVANS clothing warehouse, &C. and 6s Fulton street.
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Awnings, Tents, Political Banners, &C.,
made order the shortest notice Orders received by mail
promptly attended to. G. II. TYLER
Is East Broadway near Catharine ST., N. y.
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ALMOST NoRvAIK CALAMITY is stated that on last
Saturday the Harlem Railroad train very
ming into the Harlem river, owing to the ressness OF
certain employees who left the drawbrdge up and gave
the wrong signal As the train eaped along the rcmcn
great herosn stuck TO his post and stopped the train
the verge Of the yawning chasm The train was ortu-
nately light one, else fifty persons would have been
killed. The engineer should be rewarded.
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the public taste has been rumphany demonstrated
the popularity of his beautiful haas Of the Rocky
Mountain beaver and cassmeres of various coors The
the eye upon them the satisfied In point Of
ahead Of al competition ESPENSCHEIb l6 Nassau street.
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Catawba Wines from the Vineyards OF
j. d. Park, ESQ., Cincinnati Ohio sparkling and sl, very
SUPERIOR warranted only the juice Of the grape
BARNES L PARK, Broadway and Duane street.
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SINCERE Sewing Machines.-One III

dollars year estimate the earnings ola good opera
with Of Singers latest improved high speeded
chimes The for quilting Innings and other profitable
wsrk is close at hand and the time 70 buy the machines
and for It, The fact that machines either for
in private families in large manufacturing establishments
thousands who them and beyond dispute New machines
exchanged for old and inferior the usual liberal
terms. /. NJ SINGER CO., S23 Broadway.
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Ms SENT LErrRs-Iis Of letters advertised 10 Phila
delphia Public Ledger for Boston and New York houses
June 10, 1855, remaining in PHILADELPHIA Post Office
FOR BOSTON
Crosby, Nichols h Co. Turner, Wilson Co.
J. y. Whitney h Co.
FOR NEW YORK.
Dow Phelps. Mitchell Co.
Fiagg & Ogden New England Butt Co.
s. Judd, Sons h Co. Ogden 20.
Thomas Fleming & Co.
The following are believed 70 be New York houses
Robinson, Trimble 4 Co. Russell, ErrdaaL Il 90.
Robinson, Lord Co.
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Rocky Mountain sllvery Beaver Hats

Contrary 70 custom long prevailing with viz that Of
using portion OF the beaver selections for making black soft
hats In the manufacture Of Rocky Mountain svery beaver
hats for our retail sales have this caused
the to be made into hats, to be sold
price, Those hats for quality and durability will
with the higher grade their nts and coors only placing
lower in the scale of LEARY Co. introucers
leaders Of fashion, Aston House, Broadway
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goods and toys just opened 499 Broadway by H. Ro-
gers who has removed from his old stand contains every
rety Of ladies' fans retcues jet ornaments dressing
complete assortment dolls games Ac for the nsruc
Mt the lowest importers prices by H. s. ROGERS 400 Broad
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What o Pretty Haiti curse 1t Is. It
made by WHITE the fashion halter of the day and could
no; be anything else but pretty His stores 20 Broad
way corner Of Fuon street, and at lab Fulton street.
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Clarkc's Large Stock or Summer Clothing,
Jig William street selling of at sstonishng low prices Al
stock of cassmeres for pants Every sold
OF 8 per cent profit
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three bottles Of RosTETTERs vegetable biers Thy regu
late the stomach force OF impure secretons an impair.
health 70 the debiaed constitution peculiar wssher
Sold everywhere Barnes Park New York, agents Mira
Hayes, Brooklyn.
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lively pmpes, freckles eruptons and like.
G0URAUDs poudrc subtle uproo hair from low forehds
any part Of body safely and quickly Warranted Liquid
lily white hair dye and restorative, the old depot
81 Walker street, first store from Broadway.
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Naval Intelligence.
our KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

VUh Abf WET VOh'SnoSVFDhNVb
KY WEST, June 10, 1855
The United States steam frgate Merrimac, Commander
fendergrast arrived in the citing this mcrnisg from Hs
che is coming in very slowly. She has no steam
ON. Her lower courses are clewed up and nothing
but topsails and main-royal. She has four boats
head with lines attached TO her bow The pilots boat
reports that her rudder unhunand out Of order and
she has TO be stcercd with her sails
The United States fgae Constellation, Captain Bell was
at MaTseies the 2Tth ult. f..r.
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cents have been awarded not only with golden opinions of
the citizens but with gifts OF honor from the President of the
United States, Queen Victoria and Napoleon ILL., Quarters
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Drugg1sts.-E. w. N. & 9. can Obtain Dur.
nos celebrated catarh and snuff lat his prces New York
Boston and Philadelphia and Of JAMES DURNO, Albany,
N
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Batchelor,s Hair Dyc. WIGS and no

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye, WIGS md TOupees
superior to all others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort the natural elegance and durability
His unrvaed and only harmless hair dye applied In
twelve private rooms, at BATCHEI0RfS, &3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

Hope IL not lost while Lyon lives;
His pills and powder 10 mortals gives
happiness unknown In times before,
As they killed no insects In days OF yore. -
Lyons pills md Powder-the only Hopes to
eradicate all pests Beware Of counterfeits Depot Az
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

Crlstad0rO's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
excite admiration among all connoisseurs In suit
elegant private apartments for supplying his nabc dye
the only reliable article Of the kind exan Wholesale and
retail ct CRISTADORO'S, No. Aston House. Copy the
address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

manufacturers making the largest assortment in the city,
sides Is second hand panosa of which will be sold prices
that defy competition. Pianos to rent and allowed
purchase. WATERS, Agent 3S3 Broadway.
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POLITICAL.

DIST WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE TWENTY
I'll first Ward National Democratic committee, held
Saturday evening" June H. 1885, Henry Smiths OF
Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh street the following
Resolved, That we approve and endorse the nominations
and platform OF the late Cincinnati Convenon that look
such nominations and platform for reunion of the demo-
cratic this STATE and for concentration the
vaiism OF the Union such nominations and PLATFORM
the constitution from the attacks OF aboronisn
anac and to the Union Of the States created by
the constitution.
Resolved That fully approve of the joint Of the
general committees OF Stuyvesan Institute and Of Tammany
Hail. with reference 10 the late democratic ratification
ne'"As - 40 JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Chairman
JOHN KING, Secretary.
~ Democratic Republican Ward Committee of the TWEEN
second ward requested to attend meeting at the south
east Of Broadway and Fifty fourth street. Wednes
day evening next at o'clock business Of importance
JonS 5. MAcxrs, Secretary.
AT MEETING OF THE NINTH WARD DEMO
"A cratic Buchanan and Breckenridge Club organized April
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That this club heartily respond to- and raty tho
nominations and platform of principles made ut Cincinnati by
the National Democratic Convention.
Resolved, That in james Buchanan recognise cxpe
rienced statesman patriot, and honest manone
who worthy of being the standard bearer OF the
ti0nal democracy.
young eagle democracy John c. Breckenridge and that
regard him as the embodiment OF the principles OF Young
America.
Resolved That believe to be the interest and duty
the democratic party unite and devote their energies against
the enemies Of The country instead Of wrangng them
selves and that will best efforts accomplish
principle without attempting debase either soft
hard. JOHN RICHARDSON, President.
J Joss M MoSsHrAiS' Secretaries.
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Summer St0ck.-Our Large and Elegant
stock Of clothing ready and for SALE
Ing many speciaties and styles be found nowhere else
forming altogether the largest stock Of fashionable and des
rable summer clothing have got moderate
and fixed prices ID. DEVLIN 4 CO.,
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per day. only and meals to order preferred Ha
wing first location and all the appointments of the high
est priced hotels, invites the attention Of travellers
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs-Medhurst Il Co.'s Invf-
nbie wigs and tonpees the best invented Warranted
not 10 shrink change color better article BIO than at
exrayagAnt Broadway stores for go Brads bands car
&C., at n Maiden lane.
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Potfchoyaaai chon.anle.-During the
summer nonhs in the country ladies will find s most .s,
clnai amusing occupation far expeditions and
ecr tapestry painting and equally tasteful and beau
tu The simplest glass vessel can be decorated to resemble
the finest painted china Boxes containing full
etructons and every article required. PIice g.
CONTENT, NEARY CO., No. J02 Broadway.
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Send I'm yourH Hats Gent

Send In your Hats Gentlemen we can Insert
patent venator for 81 80 EACH is the best improvement
upon the hat for coones Don't forget the s,ore
40 Broadway three doorsfrom Ghristy and Woods MIN
srcls. SELLERS j COMPANY.
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summer Hats.-Leask Continues 70 supply
with his delightful hats The drab beaver
just what gentlemen want these
hot days. they elegant and COOL LEASk Is always
ready TO his friends at the old store Chatham and
Pearl streets
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Jouven's Inodorous Preparation Instantly
cleans kid gloves without the slightest SMELL Rub win
piece OF flannel and the dirt forthwith disappears Can be
worn Immediately afterwards On bottle is war; anted 10
clean fifty pairs Price 80 cents. Agents wanted.
CONTENT NEARY 4 CO., No. F1 Broadway
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

7 osT-IN BROOKLYN. ON MONDAY EVENING BE.
tween the hours OF and TO- In Clinton street
b ok thread lace veil, pr7ed by the gift suit
ri reward Will be paid for 10 return at Cheever place.
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Herrinc,s Patent Champion Eire am,

g,ar proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock- Bod
received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851
Crystal Palace New York, 1854 SILAS q. HERRING
CO., 1856, 1877 and l39 Water street. New York.
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has been guilty Of extravagant eccentrices but
friend KNOX the halter 2l2 broadway intends regulating
by the production Of of his charming hats the sight OF
which win fascnae the clerk Of the weather much
does the fashionable gentlemen of earth below.
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or Merchants. Distiiiers. Ambro-

To Liquor Merchants, Distiiiers, Ambro-
ypts daguereotypis druggss eeciroypers frework
tract GIN whiskey and wine navorngs and cooFings;
champagne absynhe and oils Of juniper berry caraway,
lemon sassaras and wintergreen, fly paper pana, cad
MUM, bsmuth manganese asbestos Vienna lime altering
paper. white Daman varnish for sale by Dr. L. FEUCH-
TWANGER, las Maiden lane.
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For wheat and and -four the demand has also been fiat
some lots Of wheat American East India and Egypt nave
been realized by auction American Tour IS quoted at
40f Aft Some lots deliverable in June and July nez
have been sold at 4Of.
About so bbls lard have found buyers at 75f &c. No
demand whatever for hops In general business duh for
all produce.
The two steamers now loading the Alma and Arago
wanting freight The first will sail the 3d. and tho
other on the 4th Of June. The weather rainy and
pleasant for the season but, up to this month"; not
favorable to the fields.
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ADDITIONAL FROM FRANCE.-The Emeu, having left Havre
the same day that the Arabia left Liverpool, brings
later intelligence from England but she brings adyices
day later from Paris, and three days later from
Havre.
The Paris PatrIe, of the 3lst ult., announces the
receipt OF from the United States, yf the recog
milton Of Padre yYl-but defors comment until Pee
sideut Picrccs message to Congress is received
The Patrie says that the United States having
recognized the government of Nicaragua, of which
Walker 10 the master spirit they inaugurating in
spect to Central America, policy Of annezation-a poll
cy which, in its first operation, tears up and scters to
the wind the Clayton Buwer treaty. In this the
question presented 10 Europe and the wordwhether
good or just prudent, 70 allow the nation that
already extends its empire from the st. lawrence TO tho
Columbia TO possess itself likewise 4 the countries aved
by the seas of the Antilles and the MEXICAN Gulf with
monopoly Of all the routes Of transit TO the Pacific
and including the Isthmus OF Panama.
HAvRE, Saturday, May 81, 1885,
Since the departure Of last steamer cotton market
has continued in dull and droapng state. On Thursday
the sales 500 bales yesterday again 800 and today
they amount TO 500 bales, at decline Of IT, in prices
which now quoted as follows, viz
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le Great External

HOll0way's Ointment.-The Great External
andotewhen impurities in the blood determined 10 the
surface n the form Of botches pusie dry bos
rashes &c. this potent preparation the only safe and radical
remedy Sold at the manufactures, 10 Maiden Lane, New
York, and IA Strand, London and by all druggss at Uc,
6z1ac. and 81 per pot
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THE MILITARY.

VETERAN CORPS OF lSl2-THE CORPS WILL AS.
semble at headquarters H. r. Rieps Star HOTEL 81 Liz
penard street. "Wednesday morning. at O'clock the
purpose Of firing salute In commenoraon of the declaration
Of the war Ct 1872 and they viii also appear in full uniform
his Tuesday evening" ut ocock, headquarters, visit
Of places Of amusement The Brooklyn Veterans
requested 10 Join In the affair.
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IF WALFRID OSTERMANN WILL CALI. AT THE RUS
i sian Consulate No. CO Beaver street. he will hear Of
something 10 his advantage.
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IV TOt1tAChuAtSs-sASeP SSpuA sAHOSO AhASAsA"6
times occasional dip in salt water; in with
plunge, you do for candidate and You viii rise from
the sea imbued sufficient strength buck down all oppo
sion At the foot of Desbroes street will find every
accommodation for this delightful exercise Go in Tor clean
skin
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uELEN WILL FIND A NOTE IN THE UNION
IL square Post office from A. j. e. on tho subject mad
known through the herald in April last
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PERSONAL.

4. ST. MUST SEE YOU BEFORE THE TINE AP-
"A. pointed. Remember much depends upon II. Write
day and recoect that the American Weekly Press issued
every Friday morning.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF THOs. OCONNOR
who len Paterson August Is, 1866. His father and
sisters dead ANY information respecting him given
mother in Congress street. Paterson, TO Mr. b. O'Nel,
of Cross and Congress thank
fully received.
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III J. SEYMOUR, OF TROY WILL. FIND HIS DA
II. gueircotypc at the International Daguerrean Gallery
Brol
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IF EUGENIA voILANYE THE CELEBR ATED AUTO
grapher who 80 perfectly deneaed the past Life of two
SOutherncrs Will them interview she will greatly
benefit herself and confer favor them Address W. f. g.,
Poet Office.
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IF WIN. CHARLES BAXTER, FORMERLY OF LAMBETH,
London, England, is still alive and win apply TO
Acssrs A. Bells Sens of New York he may OF some
hing his advantage Or nany authentic nior
nation regarding w. G. Baxter he may obtain t.ng
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THE AMBRoTYPE Is NOW MADE EXCLUSIVELY AT
i BRADY's lower gallery. Merchants, clerks profess
aional and others occupied down town. viii find con-
venent TO call on their return from business
Corner Fulton street.
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TN THESE PIPING TINES OF POLITICAL AGITATION
important that party leaders should have their adver
uscments inserted in papers OF large circulation and thel
phcards or bills in order that they
The price OF the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS Ia only
dollar year. and advertising fifty line. Orders FOL
job printing will be promptly attended Office northwes
corner CT Fulton md Nassau streets
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REGATTAS.

A REGATTA WILL CONE OFF FROM TIE ATLANTIC
"A Hotel Wednesday June free for all sail boats
feet and under Purse $50 $40 second boat In the
s. entrance All boats must be entered before the ds,
a. the race Start ono o. clock. A. BARKER.
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ID ALLY, RALLY, RALLY-SEvENTH WARD.-BU-
II chanan ard Breckenridge In union there strength"
The republican electors of the Seventh ward and
all others the election of that pure
patriot Buchanan Of Pennsylvania to the Presidency,
and the Young Eagc Of Kentucky John c. breckenridge,
to the Vice Presidency requested to meet at the Old Head
quarters ia Madison street. Tuesday evening" June H.
Soclock for the of organizing democratic club sor
the coming campaign.
Vim. N. Txscd Richd Is. Connolly, Wilson Small,
Geo. q. Glaser, Thos. w. Adams, Thos a. Glover,
Joesph Murphy, VIM W. HUDSON John l.. Duryee
John Brown, James Murphy, Orondo Gray
John j. Reilly, Richard Squires, O Har,nody,
Michael Wall Isaiah Ryndcrs John Poynton,
Abraham DeLikc, NJ Schandlcy, Jr, George Logan
j. H. harrington, J. NI.cod Murphy Andrew Thompson,
Charles Heath, VIM. " Adams, Ed. c. Green,
Jeremiah Norris, Vim. s. Teurs John Murphy,
George Gordon, James Greig, William Gai;y
Michael Gregory, Michael Barry, Michael Howard,
Jas. Pinkeron John Upper, DR.. JOS. Hilton.
jas " CASAe
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VaURNITURE wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A VII,
II iage lot lots on the Harlem Railroad, sixteen miles
from New York 90 by 100 feet each Wanted parof suit
and would take small quantity OF bedroom furniture Ad
dress Furniture Exchange, Herald Office