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THE HoBoKEN SCHOOL ROW.
Singular Disclosurcs-S Books Found
in the Ice Box-AuOther Bold Effort OF
the Gcrmaus 20 Get the Asccndnncy.

Singular Disclosures stolen Books Found
in the Ice Box-Anothcr Bold Effort of
the Gcrmaus TO Get the Asccndnncy.
The Hoboken Board Of Education had a stormy
meeting on Monday evening the proceedings dis
closing another plot on the part Of the Germans TO
secure the control OF the public schools II seems
that about two weeks ago Mr. q. 4. Hugeuln. one Of
the advocates for the German Know-Nothing
party, preferred charges against Matthew Conklinr
the keeper of Public School No. (for many years
the famous drummer in old Dodworth's band) of
neglect OF duty and proposed the name Of a Ger
man In his place. The following Is Mr.. Hugenln's
speech on the occasion
sbentlemcn: II f. vat has N say dat ] links
that tie school Is Won d-m bad fix de noors Is
dusty, dirty, the glass on the window ls dirty, too
and dem little urls vot comes with white dresses.
dem get dirty two or tree times every day. links
gets Won good Dutchman vat viii do the work for
much less than vat T. more paid, aud he keeps dc
rooms cleaner than nothing.
Mr.. WIN. a. Ravens said that he did not know
how such could be, but he would like Mr.. Conklin
to have a hearing
Mr.. Hugenn said bees opposed 10 dat he gets
no right to come In with NJ shentemon
The Board, however, agreed TO give Mr. Conklin q
hearing. who stated that the floors OF the building
were old, and In most dilapldated condition, and
1t was impossible TO keep the dust out raised by the
continual trampnR OF the children. lie further
stated that large quantity OF books had been miss.
ing, and that he found some seventy odd concealed
in the ice box; that desks had been broken open,
and that there was great want OF efficiency The
part OF those having the children In charge.
Further facts disclosed that the German children
had been instructed by their parents 90 do all In
their power TO annoy the English teachers. 80 that
theBoard OF Education would finally be compelled to
appoint Germans. They did appoint one. and all
got along very well. but bis dismissal caused anoth
er revolution, which still continues. Mr. Conklin
was honorably acquitted OF any negligence. The
matter Of salaries occupied the attention Of the Board
for some time, and II leaked out that Mr.. L. NJ.
Drew, the Superintendent Of the Schools. who IL
drawing a salary OF 81 $40 per annum. had not been
seen IN the school. for over month, and that he de-
sired an increase OF salary The teachers say they
might 9s well be without him. for no pays no atien.
ton TO the interest OF the children. hot eight Is
anticipated again between the Irish and An, sieans
on the one side, and the Germans on the other, at
the next meeting.
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FRAUDULENT VOTING ~ NEW YORK.
The Hon. Chnunccy Skaters Prophecy that
Tweed, Sweeny a. Co.'s sway will End
I'm civil Wnr.

H.
a., rt,i, w.. VIZ A"'
- in ,n . "r'
10 t'e Aa"o' I" me sun
SIR: perceive by the papers, since my return
c-o,, wa.ii,~,o, Ga , 7 .a. ,,o.o tht,.i. g., a.
~ ' '' ''''''"u ~ '"o
Naturalization bill. am aso Informed by some Of
them that | was one of the old KnoW.NotLing pqi.
60. -, H.. chi, q, ,.,,,t,,, ~, a., n, o.,
a'OrS pu' my on' 10 iheh'lon 'h"' 'he NON fe'-
ndudo Wood, our present Hon. Mayor. and several
other nost HE Demoeras were mart and norce
n. =. .. - =,
oI thusc "E""lpEs' nut let ulaI pass c!alm the
sovereign right 10 change my opinion on political or
any oticr subiect in which I have an irterest
""S "'"'l 'uuJ''' III NhIe" nave an INTEREST,"
was at washington on business for client, and
while there my attention was called to the Natural
,,,,ior IN ~, Linz ho,,., "a. s., 49,, 49,, -,
'@''" WV i'""'"5 "''"'N '"' ''""''' anu '"e i"st
two sections OF that bill most heartily and unqual-
iGedly approye
~ r.a,,... ...,.- ,.,.,,-.-- 49, wi,
lhore secHohs CONFER JURISDICTION upon United
states judges and judicial officers TO punish fraud
committed nj Congressional electiops and alan con
sar IL -. mn rni,ad So S.'s".
IeI ponce poMer upon Cnteu ota.ts hiaIrhhls
anu such depuucs AZ uhueT sun secuohs 'Ley are
su.notlLeu W hpp11ne 49,. ., - 49,.
ny reasons ior , MNyoiihg Wose sectohs eroW out
W uio nis.oiJ ~, ~ ~ sauu ~ WIS eoons
vom.heneihg Nun ,le yea' iIio anu 'nen hnowh az
pSs, w ~ I'M" yo,or cr Sp ps
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A socinbIe Wedding ia Jersey Civ.

On Wednesday morning Mr. NJ. L. Shafer, of
the Office of Vernam Wilcox, was married TO
Miss Mary Hunt Of Jersey City, 10 the Third Re
formed Dutch Church in Hamilton square, Jersey
City. The wedding was quite private, only a few
relatives being present. Shortly before twelve the
bride arrived with her parents and one bridesmaid
sc was dressed In white satin, with bridal vail OF
tue and wreath Of orange blossoms. Her
cousin who acted ns bridesmaid, was dressed in
whhe muslin, trimmed with scarlet, and cash Of
the fame color, The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. j. II. Suvdam, pastor OF the church, as
sisted By The Rev. A. A. Bookstayer OF Hudson
IVY The halpi Dair started on their bridal tour
" TIE steamer Providence the Same al ternoo.
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Tho Glorious ON staten Island.

Staten Island is never behind her sister couD-
Ties in observing the Fourth. Common custom has
awarded the honor OF the celebration by turn to
saeh town. This season the wide-awake village Of
Rossyille, on the Sten Island sound, provides the
entertainments OF tie day and true 60 her ancient
rehoNh she proposes To make the occa sion an i'm
mtnse success In this effort she has obtained the
hld OF Tie tcoplc VI the New Jersey shore. The at
fractions are to embrace yacht race. boat, skin,
anu lub races, quot pitching, foot races, and an
nhuoh by the Hon. Oscar & SAWYER. SheIin Abe
ee OF Arrangements
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An Apology To Denmark.

WAsuISaroS, June 30.-Tbe question Of some
further action by the Senate upon the ~. Thomas
treaty with Denmark lie now q good deal agitated
here.
Certain Senators and members who are some Of
them at least opposed TO the purchase OF any ter
rtories or Islands ON any terms, believe that We
have acted under the circumstances with almost
brutal discourtesy TO Denmark They think that
after seeing the country humiliated or dishonOred
by the action Of the state Department in the Cuban
and 81. Domingo matters. We should at least give
the Danes polite answer and apologize for orr
past rudeness, whether we think ct to buy their
island not.
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T4ND ERBILT EUCHRES.
Tho Little Seizure Of Thirty-threc Lots for
the Harlem Railway station-Thc Differ
ence between S25 OeO and e375,OOO-
New Appraisal Ordered.

Tho Little Seizure Of Thirty-threc Lots for
the Harlem, Railway station-Thc Differ
ence between S25 .OeO and e375, 600
New Appraisal Ordered.
The Legislature Of 1859 authorized the Harlem
Railroad Company to use, in the construction Of
their new passenger depot, certain parts Of Fourth
avenue and Porty-,hird and Forty.fourth streets.
The quantity Of land taken would amount to about
tlhrty-threo lots. Commissioners appointed By
Judge InGraham fixed the amount OF compensation
to be paid the city at $4,000. Testimony was pro
duced before the Commissioner. on behalf of the
city, fixing the value OF the land At S3150O). The
award Of the Commissioners was confirmed at
Special Term, when the corporation. on behalf OF
tie city, appealed to the Supreme Court. General
and that tie property could only be taken Tor a
public use; whereas the erection OF new passen-
ger depot for private railroad corporation was
II wss contended also that the rate Of compensa-
ton was much too low. The General Term render
ed decision yesterday, Judge Barnard delivering
the opinion Of the Court He decides that the re-
cept OF the f2bOO0 BY TIE officers Of tile city II
ground Tor dismissing the appeal In his judgment
| a railroad corporation should pay the city the full
valne OF the ground taken, and without any refer
nS to The question Of its present use for streets
unjusly TO municipal corporation. With the petit
TONERS the question s not what the land Il worth
subject to the easement, but what is It's lair market
value.
If this Is not the correct rule the compensation to
be awarded to the city should be merely nominal.
instead OF $4,000. The eco IL shown 10 be worth
$4,000, and Judge Barnard IL at q loss 10 under
stand how this valuable properly can be taken by he
railroad company upon paying t2b 600. The report
OF the Commissioners should be set aside, the order
OF the Special Term reversed and the matter sent
back 10 James II. Coleman. Grptz Nathan. and Geo.
i. lngrahnn, IA new Commissioners, To- take prr Of
anew as TO tie value OF the lands proposed to be
taken.
Judge Cardozo concurs in the conclusion OF Judge
Barnard. lie thinks the receipt Of the money "
the City Chamberlain. ami It's retention without OBJ
lection, precludes the city rom raising the question
Of The cunslllntlOnalIlY OF The slalnle.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

At the Exchange Yesterday. Me.srs. A. J. Blocker
Sou Co. sold house snd lot $50 Broone ct, &I72O.
Mcssts Roberts Mcclure sold lots. I. cor. New
adj 81 is0 lot adj ass; / lot W. cor i5ist st. and
New av S5.ibO; lot New aV adj, o. 200 lot adj
81 ,055' 81 + adj. t2,G20.
Mcssrs Lawrence. Oakley 4 Fleury sold Mednea
day ios los at Tenany j., at an average OF tiOo per
Mcssrs A. u. Mellck. Jr & Bro. cold also onwednes-
day NJ lots at Chatham, " j. average OF yiTs per
lot, the sale exceeding $4,000
Andrew Wilson's second great sale 'of Grand PARK
property, at Mamaroncck, y. y. takes place Mon
day, JulyA
See our advertising columns.
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Interesting Exercises in the Academy OF tho
Visitation, BROOKLYN.


Yesterday was commencement day for the
Academy Of tho Visitation in Brooklyn. The lat
ticed door closed as sternly to all strangers as
usual and until admitted TO the inner presence. one
found himself aloue with the semicircuiar wooden
continuance that is used for the reception OF found
lings. The only visitors were Fathers Paul Heron,
OF the Church Of the Holy Cross in Flatbush Ed.
ward Mccarthy recently ordained Eugene Cassidy.
Of the Star OF the Sea- Francis Lennon, Of ST.
paIricks James McElroy and Joseph McNamee, Of
Our Lady OF Mercy; Thomas McGivern, Of St.
Charcss j. j. McNeel, OF st. Peters and Vicar.
General Turner.
About hundred pupils took part In the exercises
They ranged from ta fascinating beauties, as grace
ful as mountain nymphs. to CHILDREN so young that
they barely seemed capable Of Walking. The exer-
cises consisted 10 singing, performances on the
piano aud the harp and in the presentation Of hon.
ors and premiums, and were conducted under the
superintendent Of the sisters in their black gowns
and caps. When the time for the presentation OF
the honors arrived, two pretty little damsels took
silver platter covered with wrCaths aud strings Of
flowers, and knelt with it before the Vicar General
who from the collection before him crowned some
or the younger pupils, and presented choice floral
hohoTs ~ iir- resi-. With these honors each imme.
dately decked her hair. =, the close OF the exer-
cises, the VicarGeneral delivered sSc:. ard neat
address.
The honors in the First Academic Department
for good conduct were conferred on Misses N. Ly-
Hayes, J. Murray, +. Waller, NJ Callahan. NJ Lynch,
j. Hays and NJ Kavnnagh: in the Second Depart,
ment, on Misses Josie McCsbe, j. Carroll A, Gillis.
pie, +. Miebus. NJ. Luby, A. O'Leary, X. O'Neil K
Pyhurn, Z. Leider, NJ. Mulready, N. Callahan, and
J Dun
A premium for cutting out and making shirt
Vas awarded TO little Miss Annie Martin. There
were also other premiums for drawing, painting,
music, waxfOwer making, and politeness. With
refreshments, the exercises were concluded.
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CHARLESTON, s. C., June 3O.-The steamer
Tennessee, which len Charleston for New York ON
Tuesday evening, was discovered TO be on fire when
forty miles northeast OF Cape Ronain. Captain
Chichester seutled the steamer In ten feet OF water
and the passengers and crew were safely landed.
The Tennessee was yalnAA A A2b00nl
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HETNEMAN-In this city. on Monday NAV O. 1870
~ Judge Albert ardozo sophie Heneman from Herr
HEINZE.-ln this city, on Tuesday. May 10. 1870 by
Judge Albert larlozo. Louise Hcin1e from William
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EyENrs Nv THE CATHOLIC WORLD.
cnty-fonrth Annual CONNIE ucencnt ofthe
Academy Of Mount 81. vinceut-The Prize

Twcnty-fonrth Annual commencement ofthe
Academy Of Mount 81. vinceut-Tho Prize
Distribation bv vica r-GcncraI STAIRS.
The Academy Of Mount st. Vincent bad its
twenty-fourth annual commencement yesterday AZ.
ternoon. This Academy, situated on the banks Of
the HUDSON, has achieved such high reputation as
TO draw pupils from all parts OF the United Statee
and Europe.
On the arrival Of the 10 A. NJ. train from New
York. the pupils, the Reverend Fathers, the parent
and the friends Of the institution marched to the
beautiful hall OF the Academy and the exercises were
begun. Among the visitors were the Right Reverend
Bishop McGnl OF Richmond, vicar-Gcneral Stars,
the Reverend Fathers Brennan. NJ J. Brophy,
Tranor McEray Joseph Woods, II. McGrau
Mr.. Charles Laughran Of Throgg's Neck, ex-Coroner
Gamble Of New York. and others. The music was
under the direction OF Professor Gustavus Schmiz Of
st Patricks Cathedral, and 1t could not have been
better.
In the instrumental part Of the music "Ftte
Militaire," tnirty-two hands; Leybach and La
Chasse," forty eight hands, and Pcrring were per-
formed in an excellent manner. In the vocal pnrt
Misses Deyling and O'Bren surpassed all others,
bu, the singing of Misses Dauchty, Ryan, l.. Harris
and Williams was well worthy Of mention. The
g shades OF Night" was well performed by the
Academy chorus In the dialogue, " Tn Bienfait
nest jamais perdu" Mise Virginia Keegan, OF New
York. displaced great proficiency in the French ian
guagc, her accent being fautlese. Miss Colender
won applause for her address Of welcome.
Doughty, Jn'icnne, Anderson, dwell, RYAN,
OBrien, and stan. The "valedctorv" was deliv.
cred by Miss Doughty. and was very touching, draw
ing forth tears from many OF the audience when
Miss Doughty flashed, with the word " Fare well"
most OF the graduates burst into tears.
About sevcnty-nye misses, for their good deport-
mont during the year, were crowned with wreaths
by the Vicar. General. The list OF pupils who de-
served prizes was called out 10 clear voice b. the
Rev. Father Mclean.
In the graduating class Miss Mary A. Doughty of
New York, carried OF the honors, receiving the
gold medal for the best original essay donor, the
Rev. Father j. L. Condon-and also another gold
medal Tor proficiency In the different branches
L CHI OF the other graduates also received gold
medal
Among the pupils who received prizes were
Misses Della L1uglran, Virginia Kecgan Mary
Schwartz, Gamble, aud Devling Something deserve
ing particular notice was the distribution OF prcmi
ums to six little girls, three or four of age, for
trying to be good"
Afior all the premiums had been distributed Vicar.
General STAIRS arose, and thanked the good sisters
and the pupils for the entertainment. He advised
the graduates to think OF their Home at the
Mount and they would always pass safely through
the dangers Of the world.
AT the conclusion OF the exercises the guests sat
down TO collation.. The Academy will reopen on
september g.
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KNGsBUPY- TRoTT;-ln this city. on Thursday,
June 49, hy the Rev DR.. Bellows. Mr. George h. kllgs,
bury 10 Mss Hattie {. Ifott both OF Boston.
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The Best and Cheapest place to buy genuine
waltham watch Is st
FULLER 4 CO IS, % John st.
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On Monday. June y. the wife n Capt r G ST. John
late Of Her MlJestys Twcntynlntn Regiment, oi son
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TnrnsnAv. juno 8l.-FLoun AND MEAL-west
cfn ana state Hours more active, export
ana prices wero a shade nfmer, but without Guotahle
adNenCo sales 9iiO) bis. At $50 20 for eupcrnue
f2.iOgs9, Tor shipping extras. f68fg.5 for ualC
stanls IRON sprirg wheat, Incl idlng double extras
sWtft2l for winter EXTRAS bakers brands and sihlN
sN5l Tor ah1y brands Southern nour steady shipping
extras, $50 IS % trade and family brands t7sfq RVe
neur htm at tjAO4 S55. Corn meal quiet at $500
srNpTIEs-Cotton declined 10 20ifc. for nddllne
upnnds. and very duil. Spirlts turpe1tne a little
ntuer at Jlk@ sc. Rosins dul. Petroleum quiet; re-
Tined, 2ic. Ialow duh, 9HsaAc. Whskcy lower. Sia
slOl. trcghis nrmcr; 500 bush. wheat 10 Glasgow,
GRAiE.Whcat in good speculative and cxport dc.
mand, with partial advance IN prices sales iiG GOA
bush 81 Sli2fSl4SH for amber winter, S3is $l35 for
No. SPRING. t2esfl 20 for No. 3 do ~ quality and
tOt for ectcd. Corn was active at 10 better with
some speculation salcq. 5000 In H., mainly Wet.
5000 bush NJ 6i@G'c for Western, and G,kdeyc Tor
ONO aud state. Rye firm. In barley malt we notice a
sale Of 1000 bush fourTowed State at Si.l0.
GRoC EHtES-Concc more active and hrm. kio-Sales
Of 600 bags here and 1000 bags In Baltimore port at
lSc gold. In bond. Rice In good demand and steady
somewhat nominal Cuoa nuscovado. 97o sc. sugars
Raw in moderate demand at steady prices fair 10
good refining, V4NNAc.; sales SO hhds. NdqAc for
Cuba, lOc tor clarified do. aud ME for Porto Rico
also lVo bNs Havana at gh@l0hci refined duh and
heavy 1t 49, .dll'lc. for Il crushed.
about 1870 bbs at Ss5 for mess and slS t29 for city
and mes. Reef dun at tl.@ sis for plain aud
mess. 1ierce peef quiet. Cut meats in light demand
at full prices sales IS pkgs. at ", for picked hams.
and &c. tor smoked do. Bacon nIm. Dressed hogs
OA@ lie Lard nrmer but quiet sales 200 pigs OF lic.
batter anu cheese rule very nrn, with upward tea.
dency
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NV YoRK. Thursday, June 90-The receipts
OF beef cattle TO-DAY numbered $50 head. loO3
hawken and S3 at one IundIelth street. The quality
Of the offerings was generally poor and all the stock
could not he sold For good cattle prices were about
made iGr more than loc ~, and able mum
he. Of thin Western steers were selling az rex 1t3Lc
drove Of roor Texans could not be sold any Itice.
sheep aud lamps continue dull and weak with receipts
OF 5,al2 head to-day. Ordinary to prime lambs were
selling at iCIi2hc with few extrns NJ isc Poor to
extra sheep were sold atik@7sc = n Hogs we're dull
az ssesc. alive, and lOA lc. dressed. Receipts
]! car loads, o. i.asS hogs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Bargains In Watches. Jewelry, and Silverware.-
!. d. Johnston koDlnson. l50 Bowery.-Ade.
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Boots and Shoes of every varf, " at re-
duced prices. h. A. BROOKS, 315 BroadwAy,
Soiled shoes half price.
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MdRLNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc--THrs DAY.
Sun rises..i r sun sets. ...f IS Moon sets o 81
HTGH wArRR-Tius
Sandy Hook..li 20 Gov Ilaad. 10 g9Hel Gate II 81
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O'Clock p NJ, rom her late residence, Morrisanin Tho
hicuds aud relatives are especially invited to attend
CLENoSs.-Pac1c Lodge, No. 233. r. and A. NJ
Brethren you are hereby summoned to attend snecia
communication ~ the Lodge Rooms corner OF "a N
and 9th aV, at i2k O'Clock this =. NJ. sharb for Tho
purpose OF The last tribute OF respect 70 our dc.
ceased rother Aaron Clemens. Ivy order OF ~
II. FoHBU sIf, Secretary. JOHN PULLMAN, NJ
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Fireworks

JOSEPH b. PURDY.
SO and 81 Maiden lane
ESTABLISHED lS43
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Arrived THURSDAY. June 80.
steamship CITY OF Merida, vsra Cruz mdse. and pass
Steamship Neptune, Boston. mdze. aud pass.
ship Betty. New Castle, Eng mdse.
SHIP Louisa Bruno, Catanla, mdae.
Bark Atalan,a Bremen mdte and pass.
Also, the usual river and coastwise vessels.
sAuLKp-eteanship. Hsusa, for Bremen; Tariff. Iiv.
erpool Columbia. Havana; Gen. Barnes, savannah;
Saratoga, Norfolk, AZ; bark Linda, Philadel phin.
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6lotblng.

InnaESsE
WHOLESALE
Wi.u..-,..Lg
STOCK OF
SUMNER CLOTHING
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
s BROADWAY. As
NEAR GRAND ST.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
MUST De CLOSED OUT BEFORE JULY irH.
PRICES BELOW COST OF MANUFACTURE.
CORDUROY PANTS FOR FISHERMEN, IS
LINEN COATS, 7,c. and upward. oil qualities.
ALPACA COATS. tl75 end upward. all qualities.
WHITE VESTS, q and upward, all qualities.
WHITE COATS. s22j and upward, all qualities.
WHITE PANTS, sl.s0 and upward, all qualities.
LINEN DRILL PANTS. o. and upward. all qualities
CASHMERE SUITS. ALL KINDS
CHEvIoT SUITS. .7.O. ALL KINDS.
MELTON SUITS, ALL KINDS
sEERsUcKER SACKS.
BUSTERS, :, land UPWARD. ALL QUALITIES.
SPRING AND SUMMER ovERcoArs, % ito ,ia
CHECK MARsEILLEs SACKS, g.
CHECK MARsEILLEs VESTS. 75c.
CHECK MARsEILIES PANTS, {L,J.
BROWN DRILL PANTS, s5c.
FINE CAssIMERE SKELETON SUITS, ALL KINDS.
FINE FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
CASHMERE PANTS FOR woRKINGMEN CHEAT.
TWEED PANTS, s5c.
LIGHT COATS. ALL QUALITIES.
WHITE DUCK DoUBLEBREAsTED VESTS
CORDUROY PANTS FOR HUSrsMEN. Is.
FINE BLACK PANTS. t955.
BOYS CLOTHING CHEAP.
- Glrp GOODS.
NOTICE.
The subscriber having determined to CLOSE his
BUSINESS possible offers for sale a Of
DRY GOODS amounting 10
$1,000
at and BELOW COST. Most OF this large stock has
been purchased recently at auction cash. and Is
VERY CHEIP.
WALTER LOCKWOOD.
G,I BROADWAY, corner OF Houston st.
New York. June 25, 1870
RATHING DRESSES
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
LARGE VARIETY Al LOW PRICES, AT
UNION ADAMS cos,
6s7 BROADWAY.
linen SHIPPERS and shoes at CASTRELL's,
SiIrhorhs.
ITXCELSIOR FIREwORKS.-BEsT QUAIL
~! EXTRA SIZE! Call early, to get supplied.
G. A. LILLIENDAHL Il co..
Manufacturers, Dew st., New YORK.
FIREWORKS.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Wholesale and Retail Depot,
50 Cortland st., New YORK.
Laboratory, Jersey CITY, M
EIREWORK-,
. WHOl ESALF,
Al 4. WAIGHS ~ and ~ sa nv between 29d and 2ith
sIs., New York.
nN FRIDAY, JILN I, 1879, a. NJ Pcsrl II
" VIII DC sold zoo boxes IRE Cgac6tI- slightly dam
aged. u O'Clock, noon.
INIREWORKS
Il u al Gindi, good and clcap At
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Those evening bells. those evening bells" as
that celebrated poet Req Cloud, wrote. An very
well. But what " those evening bells" u those
summer hats; those summer hats, sold by Knox, The
gracefu-cverything thai can be desired-are those
Sumner hats and so cheap. We purchased one yes
;erday. len minutes AfleT q lady friend said to us
- Why, You are growing young" We wished We had
bought two.-Adr.
Henry Mouqun sells good sherry, port. claret
and white vines at 81 and 50 Nassau st. for 81 80 per
gallon,-Adu.
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Tic Hanover Fire Insurance Comuany announces It's
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