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CANTERBURY HaLL,.
z h3SIo z ! l. SShhHHFFEEEEBBYssy ShHFEEBYYssyy rEksIss ASn
LOUISIANA AFREUs,
sesr of National and Metropolitan Hotels
HRoEGs LEA -. Pro prie+or
IRENE sensation caured bY the Dou ble-voised
Singer
IORA DA rRoN,
EiIst week OF
MIssl lNEIg BCAEDWELL.
tie taller TED Operatla Vocaliat,
The Premier Dsnseuss
K'LhE MEDIA,
With the entire
gOQUET OF BEAUTY
IL Two Ct2rniL baiie 3.
First sppeerance OF
Red TB 2 LITTLE MONITOR,
IL his EttioEan Rec=utricitIes.
NEW PANTOMIME
LAUGHAELE FARCE EyEGY NIGHT.
AT entire change of prosranme
EVERY MIGHT.
Eeors open Ct quarter to :: rsrformsrgse at e
!ahrtor es1cre O'Clock Admission ~ and 50 cts
POPULAR pAYTLy MATINEE
SFERy aATURDhY AFEERNCON
at clock, ct alt prices for ladies' and children
NH I-ft
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Aucticrse-.
HeoT setown. D. @,

'TtVIStEUNH. D y,
kFGLE Property POR REST-Hy order OF the
IIk frsstdsa. snd Directors o the UhesEpssEs An
Chic Canal Company, I viii rsar 30 tbs hi.hssG
bidder on 9 EsbAY, the 18th iast, all the Mole
pre- pertT Of sad company, lying st~sen Ryek
Creek basin sna the river SID vset os tbs t,rn.
bnug dam O. outlet lock
She property will De divided into lots of about
fifty feet water fTo1s saeh, and will Oe rented for
one year, commencing the lst of ApriI next psya-
Die quarter yearly.
The Eeatipe viii take place on ths prsmiaes, at 2
Cook j. Ii .
mhS I'd THOMAS DOWNING, Au6s.
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Slngle copy, per al So
single copies. in wrappers, FIVE Cxrrs.I
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IT 8. MARsEAL's SALE 10 virtue of a writ
u of fiaTi facies, Esued from the clerks Once
Of tbs frprsr1e Court Of 1ha District Of Couu bia
snd to re directed, viii Es,i At PuStc sale, for
ccrneT of Penn. avenue and eta street, on BAFUR-
DAY. the 18th day OF March instant. 1854, at ii
O'clock g. M, the following Good and Chsttels, to
Wit, viz
Geld ever Hunting Watch,
gka!n,
/ Diamond Breast PIN,
4 Gilt Frame Ensravings,
lOrera Glsfs.
Ssized and levied u pom tn. goods and cha! tells
of stephen Gsrnett snd will be sold to satisy writ
No. e2i, In favor OF John b. Hutchinson.
WARD a LAM0N,
mhe-ts u. s. Marshal, n. O,
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rLakiFIID CIDER
Rave lust received per bark Bsy Etsta sadicu
daily expecting per sehoone-s martha ard Fiysaa
Drsgor, large turriiss of Prime Older from M...
to hieh inviss the attention OF al uersnos i,
want Of q coed article at . low price. 80 ~
----z---.er RIELY A. hFINH
fv s No. 81 Greene street.
10 A-2x TChron.1 80 eorsetoen b. O.
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CAMDEN DAILY JtfUJ
saTURDAYN YNORNlNls.DuEYII6 I.
The DAslsH QUESTION: -PsoBA nlllrY OF, GESgaaa

TIE DASlsH QuEsrloS-Pf -PfoBA AblLlrY OF, GESEaal
WAR.-The London Times says: -
The hour is approaching when it will be difficult 'ors
this country to avoid doing what large clnss Of its
Swn.people and nearly ill foreign lockers on think
y that it ought to do. W = That oil danger Of
conflict may be avoided 1t win be neces ary that the
German Powers rerarn at length to the path OF justice
and moderation. go ~ -
The London Aoraing Post Which derives occasional
inspiration from the Foreign ofieei. confidently az
firms. n ~. \ Z Z -
The arm Of Fneland, whenth war begins again.,
viii be put forth id defence Of Denmark and that with
bitter regret bIt with rnt determilation We shall
enter mp n European war of which the ultimate con,
sequences win be greater than are contemplated by
The slow thinking agnations Of Berlin and Vienna.
The IordGh Tlegroph says:
, The magnificent ironclads which frown at their an.
Choir ee at Spithead aie ready to move, and will move
,Northwara, aud should these Of Austria attempt to-
pass the Kattegat they will ut once he ordered into
the Baltic.
In similar strain speak all The Liberal organs, and
Lord DERBY, speaking for the Parliamentary Opposi
ton declares that, while he loves peace, he loves
honor more The wioleione, indeed. both of Parlia
ment and the press swarlke to an unusual degree
TIE conference, nneanYlrile is waiting for thea
swer Of Denmark to submit tte whole case an in.
dependent arbitration. Butitis said On all hands,
that England has given Denmark to understand that
she may feset the PROPOSAL to arbinate with the GER
tainty OF material backing should the Germns re.
ect the rltiatu of aterrtoral division on the slime
o. the scfei. Tie assumption is, if war. actually
cumks, that England Sw den aud enmark could u.s.
sembls eighty thousand men in Funeu stAa. The
allied feet could land an overwhelming. Gfre in .lar
Of the Germans in iutand and stMeswip, and tlat it
would oe easy matter 10 teach the invaders equally
at Trieste and in the Baltic at the same TIME.
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( LATEST BY TEL 8 & & APH.
7, RoA TEE GEoR GLA1 1FRo Ro!all!g,

e !lsla ArEAsTA, lsr "A, July Two brgsles s
keetcavalry crossed the ehattahoocaie near
Newman last night. They were met by Arm
strongs brigade, and driven back, and the
bridges burnt No change in affairs at tho |,
front. ~
The enemy are firing occasionally artillery
across the river. ~ as & E Il -
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FROM MISSISSIPPI

~ 1. ..t Y : 4 /.
RICHMOND, July la dispatch from. Mis-
sissippisays: We attacked a column Of the one.
mynnaer Smith, on the march for Ponsiactto
Tupelo, causing them to burn many Wagons (
We attacked him in.his position at Tupelo
this nlvrning but could not force his position
the battle being drawn one and sIasted three
hours -. s. "a
Rnn,ors are plentiful today Of Confederate
successes in Maryland. AdEices at Petersburg
say that the Yankee Speremptorily refuse to
exchange prisoners.
flag Of truce boat arrived at Wanna to day
with Capt Baylot Of Virginia, Capt. Coke oil.
5Sonths seeroina, andssessral others.
Noslater papers rceeised BY this arrival, as
none sars allowed to come South. {,
The Washington Chronicle oftle 18th CON
tains a despatch dated Baltimore the 18th say:
ing aIlisqniet. The city is strongly fortified.
An bnsipcsssis closed except the eating houses.
Gilmore, loapinah and .oshers seeessanists hayc.
been arrested. No.rebels are believed to bc.
within 20 miles Of BALTIMORE. Gen. Tyler was
certainly capt,fcd killed. So ].
The Baltimore eIipus Of Tuesday, says
nc lraye'it certain that troops organized for
the purpose are in 'front.' Of the rebels that ev-
cry day Tie rebels remainin the state their sit
uation becomes more perilous.
I, There was sbinnishing all day long Tuesday
The Washington Chronicle reports that scouts
say the rebels were reinforced by the arrival Of
cavalry aldilaansry. The scout left the point
with the conviction that tile rebel horden now !
thundcringat the gates the national capital.
have come with the determination to carry out
their olject at ali &zards.
Tie Chronicle says there was regular skir-
lnishipg all day and it is believed theIeJelsara .
retreating to fIarpers Ferry.
Couch ana Hunter are reported to have
Formed a Jh3ctioh at Frederick, although the.
rebel, hold tie bases of South Mountain. 80
The raa way and telegraph communication
was interrupted between Baltimore and Wash s
pington. Point Branch b5dges on the Balti- !.
mdfc Raj RoadhRas burnt by the rebels on
Tuesday, AND The Railroad badly injured in Ave 4
different places Tho Chronicle says, it Willy
take sometime to repare the Railroad.
Sumner Of Massachusetts, was on board the
train with Gen. Franklin, but not being trecog.
niztd, escaped
( Owing TO tie interruption of ,telegrapbic
communication, tie Chronicle has no news
north of Baltimore. a 8. 1s,.5 4 !.
Gen. Edward Johnston, 9. Il. Stuart Frank s
lGafaqT, ]. J. Archer. and Jeff. Thompson ,
have placed under the rebel ire'in the Forts
near Charleston. y
Tbe Florida have captured fse more Yam
kee vessels.
...WARTAX: NOTICE.
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The Queen Of NAPLES is ina very delicate
= state OF health. An endeayor,. made By pa
ipal dgnitary, to effect reconciliation with tho
4 Ex-King was unsuccessful. The Ex-Kipg,
whose revenue is about s6OoSa month, still
confers royal decorations on those who pay
him court. lIerefnscd an offer Of persion
sof 100000 francs from the Italian, Govern
ment on condition Of his leaving Rome.
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1..WAR TAX: NOTICE.
ASSESSORS ORR

= - 5.s ASSESSORS OFFICE, i7th Dist,
sa2,rfi. CAMDEN, July Is, 1864 !
5; A LIE REGISTERED PERSONS ARE HEREBY
IN nntifed thut ths Office is now open and viii con-
Gnue open for'twenty daysfrom this date, TO receive
returns ofgross amount sales, for the quafter
ending Both June Millers are also requested tomaks
their returns this quarter II go e 81 q Z
~ - JOHN CANTEY, IL III &
q, r. NJ KENNEDY, AAsSs sols ssl
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The man Of letters, when compatsd with one
that.is illiteraip, exhibits nearly the saihe con
trast as that which exists between a blind man
and one that hsGc and five lconsider5lrow
much literature enarges the1nind, and how much
itamultipGea, adjusts, rectfes and arranges the
ideas, it may well be feekobed equivalent to an
additional sense. 1t affords. pleasure which
wealth cannot procure and which poverty cam
not entirely take away.s
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The u. s.9Ariiaary RosI.

= The Charleston Coarier has received copy
of the Ny. Void containing arall and list Of
Generals Of the U. $. Army sine the COM
mcncemcnt of tie war, as lately FURNISHED in
response to request tr.nl the Senate.
The list shows that $50 Gcderals have been
commissioned since the war opened, and that
327 OF them are now in service. The' follow
ing is "a summary recspitnlation:
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nv %. -. IeSCOTT.
Terms ofSub scription.
Ratesfor Advertising.

For one Square Twelve Ines OF: Hess Two;
DOLLARS for the FIRST insertion, and oNE DoIe
LARsard FIFTY CENTS for each subsequent !.
& Os,Fy1aY Norfcss, exceeding one square, charged
at adyertising rates:
transient Advertisements and JOB WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE 47a -:
No deduction made, except 70 our regular adsertis
ng patrons :,.l -: :. - s S
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!. The Third EScelsiorR regiment; N. y, ,shas ars
rHed at home, its time being out. ! It now
numbers 1l2 men and 2e officers, having lost
l,15s men during its service !.
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Nav iarr o. sr,Ansnrfs NV 0RlsArs--Tbs Atlantic
nsh tteAinsaip uofnpaay win commence running next
month nov tine of siosmships between Vow York aud
Few Orleans The hrioi known In tho Aspln-a line
yin Pc The noneor leaving this o,y on tho I'm pro.no
Tor Nov Orleans TIE sells Of this company win conpsct
WIN INC pe~ limo o. steamers recently naugurated TO ran
oetween Hsyrn and This city the frst ono OF which ths
Warrington sailed from this tho 9Th ms, on her rs
turn 10 hayne Persons In New orlesns anc HAVE can
through In either city BY this yeus New
sssans,s WIN be placed Tho line New DREAMS when
required The Of The New Orleans line In this c,,v n
ID Alen, Esq. No Bowling Green.
srrSasuy husyaahAsss Cap, csos, yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool.
prrAFsa q wArsos--Rri0 Sarah Larsen HopA,ns a
Philadelphia l7th insl IA a s a. Vas Nosrde
" rbcats from stesncs Watson, from New Vows
FOR havana for mea cine which We suppiod-enkinsss be
ing nnweiL
snr MocuIeus French, Al Boston from Calcutta 10
leaking hadiy
BARs Ctsss,rss lialianb Corsop, from new FORK for
Erssoi - beiorc reported abandoned sprung eah In
heavy ~estbaf nernn s OF May 20 ~ Oh Ion o. AZ
ss.A vsa - 80 k~sS~sA~ AnAHnsh nAs aecoanl Of
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street Brooklyn, q. one O'Clock re'arn'us "'sr the
sss,.Soa wsln STAY, july 2T, CnHARlxs. The be
lovoi wife o. Johe J. rNeaas, aged ~ eass> -esa
Ihs 20 aiiyes AIT II ends OF tho family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend tuner from her isvs essdn2ce
Hamilton soash Brooklyn. this lErdayl after
roon ~ ~" o'cock Her remsns wSs be- conveyed 70
srsoirlo srooslyu, On wednesday morning, July az,
CARuN. INFANT daughter Of william aud le..s 5. sproS
Tho relatives and ,r,eaas Of the family are respectively
invited w a.seai ls aSsas, fun N" residence Of her
PARENTS us Jay street. corner o. Conc "a street crook
Sas.pAs s-Oa Tuesday, July rs, fuddsniy JOHN
ssssioas ~ me ism year Of hrs ace - so,o.r
law Thomas Y. G,roy and John aud tho lsto Daniel
cashen respectfully invited to at,eod tho funeral 90
deDce OF his parents 1853 crosby street.
phadelph.a end Cairo tiilnosl papers please copy
spps.>0a Wednesday, Juiy II, ELIZABETH sPtss, ~ie
Of simon III. Sp4er, aged 81 years.
Tue and fren Is invited 20 attend The fu
neral Friday morning. ten O'Clock, from her late
oo,e E34 West Twenty NTH street, between seventh
and Eighth avenues.
HQuiRss-At Green bsook, N. j., on Wednesday morn.
ing July ~. JoBS suIRRs, only son OF stephen and
Louisa eenires, aged rs years and 10 months
The o. the family respectfully Invited 10 al
tend the funera from residence OF his father, on
Friday afternoon at two O'Clock Cars o. sae New 1er
Now Market station At twelve M returning trains leave
THOMSON Wednesday, July 81, Jous THonsoN son
Of John and Catherine Thomson, aged year aud
months.
Abe friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral tins Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock, from 800 First avenue.
Tlsssxy. On Wednesday, July q. cArsARrrK vgReNoA
nsRNsY, the beloved daughter Of Anthony and Hannah
Terney, aged Is months aud % days
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Ihureday) afternoon
at two O'Clock from the residence Of her PARENTS No IS
Roosevelt etreet
WAsmuaN-h Flatbush, on Tuesday, July 26 OF pur.
pura hemoorhagica ELIZA EnaA wife OF Isaac washburn
and daughter Of James Lott OF Jamaica, aged 20 years
and IL months.
The relatives and friends the family invited 10
attend the from her late faoush near
Greenwood, this Thursday, at twelve O'Clock.
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OFfiCE OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONING, 2S'
To Contractors Proposals enclosed In scacd envelope
endorsed with the ttclnt the work and win inc name 81
the bidder written THEREON, WIN he rece ycd ~ mis once
until Wednesday, August g. 1884 At eleven 0c'ocN
For regulating grading curling. sntierpr ano nsgsng
Broadway roA scventleth 70 mr.. 49,. ,.
For regulating ana grading Ninety third sueot from
VIZ ersr ss,.erns ana saeinr Ninth avenue from
fffvt third 20 FIFTY fourth street. ,,..-.s -. -.
For curbing auttsrng And Tagging foNicsn secA 'rom
Fifth 70 Sixth avenue. 49,. -.
For resctting curb and gutter IN Forvnnn street, from
FOR 6nasins Rreadway IRON Fifty fourth street to Fifty
FOR assrns Broadway. from Foriy.ssvsn,h street 70
For aassns reaassiue Broadway. from Forty ninth
For xoriIns Eighth country road from i4th
" for rsbn,idns pier no a North river.
ror rebuilding bulkhead between pers Noa 81 and b.
wor r-psiiing pier No. g, North river,
Tor rerairipg pier No. az North river
Fur sIcAyAtnG collar and hitting mp bassmentsf house
r,sf fors ~ prorosns together with the spccncso M
ana sgvs emsnis, can be Obtained ~ this ofcc-
I,arl Street Department, New York, JJly ~, 1904.
CHAhLRs q. CORNELL, Street cormissioner.
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HsNF x>Xs Yp~as- --0s p1oiAy, Jay rs, al 81 AIMS
eau ~, Brooklyn, ov tee Rev Mr. hiis RossEr hAwKA
hEStAsss h. LNrsoS oolh 81 Brooklyn, L.
snU-R AIAccN. 10 ihis cay on Tsescay, 'Niy &c -
tbsSes 1ence o shs kriaos talAer Jamos haioos ~
Hhs'd's ceensnQng MAtnatn MASS " Z fsAscSA
y1salocK, ON y ms CITY.
eonEsyEstY~ -NalsEa-On Tuesday, Jaly 20, al tss
ySseuty nohdt episcopal church, by the
Gsv J. n Aauer a~s,sied ny the Rev. A. X. S4nfcsd
NJ RosEsr A. 70 Mss MARY, daughter o. t'e
ney Gerry Tskor. ~ - thus cry. ,
wars; susS raa sday, Judy 70, ~ Rev E1~afa
STRAIT on, Srernrosi l. Il goas g. NH'rs 90 raaA
SANEs, both % tba cay.
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S HIPPiNG NE w s.
Port OF New York, July ~, 1884.

ALMANAC HE~ yoxa--SBs DAS.
Rsxe.........s..... so NOON RISES morn IL 80
.u......,...... "a HIGH wArkR .eye 70
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THE LnCTUan sEAsON.

INFORMANT LBCTURRs DAiLr-F0R osnTLEMEN
only al tne New YORK Museum OF Anatomy, 6i3 Broad
var Paroles unable 10 attend these Lectures have
forwarded receipt oil Ten cents By addressing Eesre
an OF New yagk kA1anm ~ AnAtom1s as.E44 = III -
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PROPOSALS..

(yROrON AouEDuCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO TRAP BLOCK PANIORn
separate sealed PROPOSALS each encorsnd with tho name
~ tho person presenting The the data Of presenauon
and the title Of we work for which may be offered, WIN
be received ~ this Office until ~ o'clock A. NJ OF Monday
August !. 1857 for tho rncOr OF Trap Block Pave
msnts IN tho following streets, 20 W.T.
East Broadway IRON Grand street 20 Chatham slnare
F"ty hrt street from Fifh to Madison aysnus ibrty.
second street from Sixth tofsevcnth avennes irsmcrcv
place te4st side Granercy a Ky, from Tvcnten 10 twfn
W.trst rrsr tfe eide OF Cenfre street ~
kesdc street and South street. from Oliver srect 70 cas-
side Gf cntbarins sin.
Specifications AMI forms OF tho agreement can be obtained
on application to the con tract cerk at this once.
soSf 5 Sa,ttP$iSssasaiu. ,oro'en Apn'a''' Board.
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WBo WOULD NOT 90 w,iERR FORTUNE $500
W 70 sen hiss WLLbfNor0N, rs great EngiIsh pro :.
phste-s, the best Of all and cannot be- eYceied Can be
sonsue personally or by letter ell AFFAIRS OF fe con
corning anhuitb JJnrneyH abept friends ioys
marriage. hral wealth.. and y no rern aim drnnie "a
and unfaibfui husbands MISS lhe only per soo IN
hsc'y who has thr equine Nomar and Arabian ta.ruap
for oyo good luck and Al AFFAIRS
ufil young afy Lnohy nirc cora gscn .chly r para
bic I rssss .,s gaa Se seq y her vrasacs ip ssn
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n oUaE wArrBD-wirB ALL THE MODERN I'M.
IL proyements In Amity, Maesoues ~ Chsfson sresl
Address, stating location and n W. boz aos Post
odcA.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A GOOD LOOKING AND RESPECTABLE GENTLE
Il man. years Of desires TO correspond with
respectable adv thas Oh widow. with
10 msrmony Address With carte de visc, eox go Post
olce y. Y.
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roo LATE FoH CLAssirrosrror.

CONCERT HALL. pyTIADYI4
u phia Wanted for The above place, Singing and
three Dancing Laes Apply a. FIenrhs bots corner OF
Chatham sad Frspkfor, street. between O'clock r.
~ today. O. yALBR, Proprietor. Z
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S0O Nlu ssehRs-or VARIOUS BRANDS, AT
CUO.OUU, &s, go, $50 40 tts 81 per 4; by
sending the cash samples will 10 The
orders ~ all parts OF she United states pronrty nlsd
tho hest references ba gven. can sddrsss l.
LxH, No ~ Dey street near Broadway.
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THE EIGnTEEsTn WARD MCCLELLAN UNION
Cine 81 meet AHA tIhursisy) evening, al Cons.itg
son fail corner 81 THIRD avenue and twenty second
O'Clock. EminenE Sneakers vii address ths
meeting. HIRAH KETCHUM, Jr,, President
L I.sss n ns roSaS,. Secretaries.
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TBE SEVENTH pAuGHrER or THE SEVENTH soN
lawsaits, lDcky numbers. 1850
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OLYMPIC yH9ArRr.

CARD 70 THE PUBLIC
In Of the sudden ind spnson o; Madame
Borcbsrd last evening lowing 10 over eserton
The rshsar~ats ~ the Of ths HOsE or
Castillo. and ~ the time singing opera
nisb, deemed pscetsary W dismiss the audiences
INST Those persons In Wing
checks respectfully nfofned that they ~i received
for admission this event s Ahen tbc opera will -
performed v. A, BAEBR, Managers OF Dpera
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CpLENDiD NOVELTIES IN DrMORRsrS NEW
- YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF this week. Accus
rate Porrat o. Genera fiarkn: splendid Picture iiuA
trat the jocugs Sirorv. and brilliant Views ~
Central Park with other interesting and valuable literary
matter. Now ready
A RTIFIGTAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
n inserted by Or. r. BAUCU 4 h. GOU0ELMAN ffor.
crly employed By Bos onnrtu, OF Pars 5so Broadway,
New YORK.
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w 10 Ami,y Scar Mscdousn, on Maedoasai, beIwees
Am,y and Houston one large Front Eoon two Rooms
sa!oiens hddrsss stating ccatop Ard ssyns ~ Wa boz
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n IPLEy FEMALE COLLEGE. .-
IA Fall session opens Wednesday. August a.
J. NEWMAN, ID. d.. PonItney, VT
SRENCH ADvxarlsEMEsTs.

nv DEMANDE ukE BONNIE PARLANr FRANchl
" pour la cuisine ct frer IL mcnagc, pour aer Ia
pssnie Union H,li, y. Jl Ben appontrnfns s'adrcs'
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9TH WARD, ATTENTION --THE EIGHTH WARD
. Mcclellan Union Clah viii meet At heir rooms clss
Vsnda street. this evening" Hon. Eli r. Norton and other
ell al fnt speakers win address The meeugr
FRANCIS ]. TUCKER rr esidept
Cs.s wsrrHs Secretary
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THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RETURNED
from fsrl- and can be committed the
and future She the greatest spirinalst medical and
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THE FOURTH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28
POLITICAL.

TEE EovgrH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB
meet u, Their BAN corner o. Oliver nna Henry s.eetp,
THE lihufadaye evening at O'Clock precisely,
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