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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04
STEAMBOATS,.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 3.

For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT. BOOTH
- will leave above. -Us55 =
SEE Il. MoBURNIE, Agent. EEsisssssllhssE=zIS E
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrAeE
Sunday-White & Hin Maysvillo, Ky.
Monday-Mrs Ellen Quinn, st. Louis, Mo.
MT :. u. Lake, Davenport, Iowa.
William Hosheld, qoodenbnry, Iowa.
MIR Abnor First, Fulton Ohio.
w. u. Durham, Nit Washington, Ohio
Pierson, College HILL Ohio
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

bS-FOr Financial and Commercial mnt-
ters, and River News, see Fonrth Page.
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GEALED PROPOSALS Will. RR, M.

SFAhED PROPOSALS. WILL BR RE-
- GBIVAD at the office of the Board OF City I'm
Proyements until O'Clock A. NJ. of FRIDAY, Sep
alley, from the north gotter of sixth-st to the
south gutter Of George,st., as follows Set curbs.
ana furnish new ones where necessary, and place a
row of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fiat-rock stone
nagsiDg, sxte -by-six inches each side, forming
the cutters with the curb-the center between the
fhggiDg to be paved with good. sound bowlder
stoneInone to be less than four inches In depth,
on a bed OF clean gravel eight inches deep-the
curhs to be six feet apart at the bottom and six and
ahaf feet at top of roadway. Each bid to be ac-
companied by two sureties Bidders to- use the
printed forms, as no other viii be received. BY
se4-tt CHARLES RAILANCE rlart
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

STATE OF THE COUNTY TREAsURY.-The
County Commissioners, yesterday morning,
in accordance with the law upon the subject
made their quarterly count Of the money in
the County Treasury, with the following re-
suit, which corresponds with the book ac-
counts of the Auditor and Treasurer:
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SRALEp PROROsALs MILI nR RR.

- CEIYED at the office Of the Board OF City i'm
proyements until O'Clock A. NJ Of FRIDAY, Sep
tember Il, 1860 for regarding and naFing AndreWs-
alley from the west Rptter Of Vine-st 10 the east
gutter Of Race-st, as follows Set eurbs and fur-
Dayton, Xenia or Indisna n t-rook stone, bixteen-
bysix inches each side, forming the cutters with
the curb the center between the fIaeqine to be
paved with good, sound bowlder stoneNnone 20 be
less than four inches in depth, on bed. of clean
apart at the bottom and six and half eet at TOP Of
roadway; Each bid to be accompanied by two sure
ties, Bidders to use the printed FORMS as no other
will be received. BY order of the Board -
sesrtt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

DoeToR OBTAINS A FORTUNE FoR DAM
AGEs.-pr. VIM. H. DeGroct is fortunate
man. The Secretary Of War has Just
ages incurred under his contract for furniah-
ing brick for the Washington aqueduct.
The brick were not 30 furnished, BY reason
9ft the failure ofCongress to raake the proper
appropriation. The damages are constract-
i've, OF are for what his profits would have
been had the appropriations been made.
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LOST.

II .OsT-sTUD-Yesterday morning a Diamond
n stud black RIM lost on Vine, between Pearl
by returning it to S4 Pearl, between Vine aHd
mace set-bF
0sT-on Sunday afternoon, on GeorEe-st., near
- - Mound, an ATmlet (chain band and coral seO
~ Ihe ninaer, Dy leaving IL at DunME CO.'S, cor
her OF Fourth and Walnut, will be rewarded.
tsei-b'l
,OST-ETom the pasture OF W. r. THOMAS, on
- OF 1pout the LIST Of August, in Kentucky, five
miles below tho Fifth-st. Ferry, yellow bay Horse
loiR hanoi hleh-a very awkwardly moving horse,
Sspeclally when walking Any one returning said
horse 20 my ONCE at the foot Of CentraI-av or giy-
ing inlormstlon where he can be g.t, viii receive
sn20-f JOSEPH THOMAS.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION -sALE-Rf KELLOGG 4 WILL
- - LA AMss-sale. rooms ~ and ~ East Third
sstreet..Latge and Extensive 6ala Of PaWnhrokors'
TTVsn vi 20 continue for three days, WEDNESD sY,
eommsocinaa q ana tnIpAf, september 8, and I,
wnterr ec,nshSdsy c,n,hdsy the oh, large stock pf heavy
uIhteI S,Olllhsi OYeIcoata, Bhawls, Ladies' Ap.
parei re ~ Told ana silver Watches, Jegelfy, etc
On thursday, nj III O'Clock, the follouinr nrfcIea
Several volumes Of Cathedral MI;gir Nv Veyner
kEHrmboult and King two oameras one Acomstic
telescope, seven feet focus; Wlisicnl and Matbe-
matical lpstruments; Guns, Pistols, etc y
VI friday, q general assortmeut Of Gunfs and
Ladies Apparel, fine Gold aud Silver Watrteq Won
'eTMeIry, T'i Tools, Books, and = Fenerai variety.
me aDOye comprises one ~ the farnest and most
Fainsple stocks that has been sold this season.
,es 4. KELLOGG, Auotioneer.
A UCTI0N gsALEs-By KELLOGG 4 WILL
IN LlAMS, tale-roomg N and ~ East Third
street. Hotel Beggage ut Auction n.-on TUESDAY
MORNING, September 4, az O'clock a large oman
tity Of unclaiIled Baggage, viz Efiy te ssventy-
,, hye TrItks, talises Travelling BagS etc., to Be-
At l0o'eioek-A variety Of new and ssUond-h hand
ses A. KELLOGG, Auotioneer.
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q
70 FEINEG at the ofioe Of the BoaTd Of CITY inn
Droyements until O'Clock A. M. of FRIDAY Sep
TEMPER IA, 1880, for grading, resettng curbs, and
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good, soHnd bowlder stone-none TO be iess
man our inches in depth, on bed of clean gravel
elght inches deep--Plum.sA, from the suuth gutter
Of Water-st to the north gutter of Kiver ST., in
eiuding three Eows Of dressed gutter-sfones and
Double tweye-by- six. inch daRgings Of Dayton,
henia or Indiana tiatrock stone at all the cross
icRs Each bid % be accompanied BY two sureties
i4aders TO use the printed terms, as no other will
se4-t tt CHARLFS BAI,JANCE Cferk
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR RE-
- CElY I'D at the eiiice Of the Board Of City Im-
prove ments until y o'clock A. Nc. Of FRIDAY, Sep-
temter "a, 1896 for grading end paving with COED
ardiburned pavipy brick, on bed Of clean sand
fuuE inches deep, thB sidewalks Harriet ST. rom
the Whitewater Canal to FTont-st Each bid tc be
accompanied by two sureties. Bidders to use the
printed forms, other will be receiy1ed nv
order of the Board.
se4-tt CHARLES BAT,LANCF C1ort-
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A pleasant Front Room, COM
n iortably furnished, with or without board, in
a private family. Apply at 276 Eighth-st., be-
tween Oentral-av and JOhn.st. sef-br
EVQR II ENT- FURNISHED ROOMS Without
~ board in private dwelling, within three squares
of the Postoffce. Inquire for s., Press Office.
lse4-b+l
HINOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOM-On the sec
~ ond floor, well furnished and kept in good order;
central location; terms moderate. Apply at 134
George-street, between CeDtral-avenue and John.
lse4-b ] ....
HQR RENT-By the year or month the large
= hall and ante-rooms in Columbia Building,
Northeast corner Court and Central. avenue. In
qufre Of A. j. KIZER, at Guiou q Kizer's Iron and
Hardware store, Northeast corner of Court and
Cebtral- l-aVenue. se4-la
NOR X ENT- -HoUSE-In Covington, KY, a
~ neat brick residence, Containing eleven rooms
hail. gas, fine cellar cistern and other conveniences
the hnest Iocat in the city, on Garrison street,
between Third and Fourth; is in fine order, aud DOS.
session can be had Immediately. Inquire next door
to the premises. sei-d%
E0R II RENT-STORE-A desirable store, 2S2
II Main-st.. with an excellent wine cellar at
tached, and rooms above for families. Apply to
se2-f| REARDON. GRAHAM h co
IGOR RENT-R -R0UsE-A three story brick
n containing nine rooms, bathroom, gas, &C.,
centrally situated. Address Box S48. sel-n%
HNOR RENT-STORE-wit Dwelling attached.
n 9O9 Centrai-av., bet. Seventh and Eighth -sts.,
now occupied as q dry-Rnods stnrn Fixtures
sale cheap. Rent low, N.-.I years lease to
run. inquire on the premises. au3l-fS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

" "ARTED-AGENTs-T sell Campaign Med
w ais. The Ill eDesses Of the candidates for
President are cor set, The price of the Medals is
" per hundred. Agents are now selling from one
hundred 70 two hundred per day. A specimen Of
either Medal will be sent by mail, upon receipt of
the retail price, fifteen cents. Address JOHN
Cinoi"na ohio an6-amS'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAr1oxs-By Henry
Ware, Optician. September 2,
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At length, however, these scenes Of blood
were brought to an end. The rebels found
il impossible to storm the Tartar quarter of
the city, and hearing of the advance of a
large lmperialist force sent to the relief of
the city, they abandoned the place. and made
good their retreat The loss of life at first
reported at Shanghai was 10000. This,
however, proves to have been far below the
mark. Missionaries, who have visited the
city since, say that the common estimate on
the spot was from $4,000 to $4,000, and as
the dead had to be buried, this number is
probably not much exaggerated.
From what these gentlemen themselves
witnessed of this terrible tempest more than
a month after the retreat of the insurgents,
they were prepared to accept the largest
number mentioned as not much above the
truth. Whole streets were lying in ruins,
and desolation and silence reigned in qnar-
tiers where, few months ago, all was life
and activity. The city seemed half deserted
by its inhabitants, and the deep gloom which
rested upon the countenances of those who
remained, told of the scenes of terror through
which they had passed. The rebel army
which captured the city was composed chiefly
of local banditti, led on and aided by a few
thousands of the genuine Nankin rebels.
These last even in the midst of those dread
ful scenes, maintained their observance of
the forms OF religion-offering prayer at
every meal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

"ANTED-BUSINES a gentleman who
w has had twenty years experience in the
printing OF newspapers in CINCINNATI and elsewhere.
He Will accept place as editor, business man or
reporter; or will purchase interest; or, If en-
ployed, will lend his employer from 81 900 to 2OOO
Address ]. r. 1. B., Press Office. se3-fs
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WANTED : WIG-MAKER "A journeyman,
w who thoroughly understands his business
A man competent to work in frst-class establish
ment can have constant employment and good
LoHis, Missouri. sel-h%
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"ANTED-Clerks, Sal esmen, Book k-keepors,
w Nar. keepers, Porters, Walters, JoOpers, Car
penters, Mechanics, Laborers and others seeking
should apply at the Merchants' Clerks
Registry once, 1913 Walnut-st.
se4-bN HALE a U0
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" "ANTED-IMMEDIATE Agents, to sell
" the new patent Campaign Bosom Pin, by W.
W. CudWorth, sole manufacturer 2S3S WOst Fifth
street, Cncinnati Ohio. All the different styles OF
Medals, Badges, &c on hand. au2O-dWs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04

w whisky and brandy and al HT thirty = baskets OGa Of
ChsampSYgne pY wine; A stock Of $4,000 Of ready
goods 600 in boots and Shoes and 81 900 in frni-
ture for which good real estate at cash valuation In
town or country, few hours distant from Uncin-
natl, will be paid. s. A. SARGENT, No. y Apollo
buildings, corner Fifth and Walnut-streets.
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"ANTED-AS SITUATION-As Wet-nurse by
w respectable healthy woman with fresh
breast of milk. Address Mrs. q. r., Press Office.
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WANTED

LOST "FOUND." TBoARDINq q SalEhs
ss cess,ements e Coming qnder these headings DOT ef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18


Bafssxapx-On Sunday morning. June n, JANIS
IFws only child Of Edwin l. Brinsmadc, deceased, aud
Eliza J.. his wife, IN the 9th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the fune
raj services the house Of hs uncle james u Brns
made No 70 West Baltic street, Brooklyn, this Monday
evening at eight O'Clock The remains VIII be taken 70
Hampstead for nterment on Tuesday morning.
CoSr.--On Friday, June IS, EIizAHEw, widow OF n
Cony, actor, ared b years.
The funeral took place from her late residence No go
Division street, Sunday, June ~, and the remains
we're Inferred IN Cypress Hills Cemetery.
~. Louis and other Western papers please cory.
CcoK--On Sunday morning June H. at half past three
O'Clock ArrvrT r., eldest Of Bcni Y. and Helen "
Cook, aged IL years, months aud N days.
Tho relatives and friends o. the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock, IRON the residence Of his parents Ut otie
ton, q. l.
FRONTAL Rye, ~ Y, on Saturday, June 10, JAN,
wife ~ Peter W. Edgcll, ESQ, aged 90 years -.
The funeral will DC attended from her sfc residence,
this (Montay) afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Evrrrrr.-0n Saturday, June 10, kowasp q tvxRS1,
His friends And those Of his father, sias X Everett,
are invited 10 attend funeral from the residence OF
the latter No 20 West Fcenh street, on Tuesday after
noon a half uaat three O'Clock without further notice
FAstox -On Friday, June rs, of cryspess, THOMAS l..
FAuos Of the late lawrence fai'on, Hq., on hosnt
Prospect Rnecotnmon, Ireland
HE remains Inferred IN the Cemetery OF the Holy
Cross Fatbush, r.
New Orleans papers please copy.
VrAwr~nAu.- AT Mount Vernon, on Sunday, Juno ~,
HvxprrA youngest daughter Of elder James and Rachel
r1andrcan aged 81 years, 2 months and n days.
The funeral viii take place at her fathers residence
New Rochelle, % Tuesday af,ernson, n hAlfPsst two
s'elack
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.- Momrx, June Is, 1850
cotonsAles to-day 900 bales, at lo,sc SALES Of the
sSso. 900 bale. tho same sime last year Receipt:
ahead Of last year los 200 balcs stock In port 600
um. Exchange on London q OK per cent premium.
PHnApnPmA, June 10, 1850
Flour irregular Wheat dull, at 81 10 81 so for white
and u 30 for red Provisions steady whiskey dull at
BArnxosx, June Is, 1890
Flour steady: Howard street IS 80 Wheat dull, at
81 70 81 Is for red and 81 40 81 IS for white. Corn
dull sales Of yellow at CSC Toe for white and 7sc
1ec. Tor yellow. Provisions steady whiskey steady at
21c.
Flour dull, heavy and tanner Gales 500 bbls. Wheat
Yesterday evening 600 bushels Milwaukee club sold at
81 10. Corn dull and dropping: sales 10000 bushels
prime No =, Sc Oats steady; sales 200 bushels
lower s0c -four, lie. on wheat and f0c on corn 10
New York Lake imports 70 dsy-4,ooo bbs. -four;
brSbe,s cats 1000 bushels rye Canal exports
1900 bbIs four a. 900 bushels wheat; 1900 bushels
corn; 1000 bushels oats.
BcuAro, June 1s--sP.M
Flour dul heavy and tending downwards sales 500
bbs In lots at previous prices. Wheat dull heavy and
nonInally lower round lots having changed hands
Corn dull and dropping sales 200 bushels choice yellow
Ohio at s4c $500 bushels No Illinois, do Oats steady
at AKc. whskey steady; sales OF 80 bbs. at 2otfc.
Canal heights dull at soc on -four, lie wheat, Zoe
corn to New York lake imports 900 bbs -four, 900
bushels wheat 10 900 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats.
Nrw oRrsAxs June 10, 1900
Cottonsaies to-day, 200 bales prices irregular Mo
asses At 2sc CSC. Flour dropping at - for superhne
lard buoyant at axe a 12nc Freights Of cotton to
Liverpool 1921. Tobacco Arm; choice At &c. 9kc
Exchange on London at 109k 109k, and with bills
ading Al 1851 100 Sight exchange on New York Y
per cent premium
CINCINNATI. June 10. 1890.
Flour dull and lower grades declined 25c higher grades
roc sales At ~ rs for superhne Mcss pork held AZ ~
25. Lard advanced Nc. sales at Ike. whskey steady
at 1rKc.
OswEGo, June 16-sP.M
Flour dull hut unchanged, at IS - % for common
extra State Wheat lower, with declining tendency
sales 900 bushels red Indiana nj u 20, 800 bushels
private terms Corn lc lower: sales 1900 bushels
Illinois and Indiana nj SIC. Oats unchanged, but quiet
Canal freghss steady at 26c -four, &C. wheat &c
on corn 70 New York. lake imports-10 900 bbs nour,
10000 bhcs wheat 80 600 bushels 800 bushels
oats, 900 bushels rye. Canal exportsf 500 bbls four
Data
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at Washington Such plumbers as these occur
In the English papers very frequently, and they
show'better than the most elaborate argument
the utter worthlessness of criticisms which
emanate from such sources, and purport to
give a fair view of what is going on in this
country.
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Indian DsprsdatIons in Ari.ona.

IT LDtE, June ~, i5JV.
The Tucson (Arizoua) correspondent Of the Rpbioas
says that Indian depsedaons continue In that part Of tho
Territory the Apaches having on the entire herd Of
the Santa vita Silver Mining Company the night Of the
2sih ult
The prospect Of abundant harvest In Arizona Is nne
The New Mexican correspondent Of the RTsbsces says
hat the Apschcs and Cheyenne Indians are making war
the citizens In the vicinity Of Los Consoes Several
lives have already been lost on each side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

To Dealers In India Rubber Goods.-N0-
tee heReby given that the Goodyear Hiass Fabrics Con-
have pueh:.ed ~ ne shs for the manufactpre sud
fore owned or claimed t Charles 0oodyesr Horace Day
under the Goodyear and other patents under ono control and
vorsble terms with merchants for the sale Of such goods All
suspenders the right manufacture which vested In tho
Nashawannuck Misunderstanding Company must be stamped
with the companys markbefore they sold they viii
treated nfrngmens aud the company will prosecute
proved selling OF such goods without
due license.
VIM. Is. BENNETT. Secretary.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The company the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
Company" have purchased from my factory In New
Brunswick nineteen pateuts and all title under Good
years psAeO With all claims for past nfngemens And by
arraneement settled receipts passed all goods hitherto
manufactured by supplied 70 others under autho
y may be sold and exempt from such transfer and
claim be made questions raised touching such hh
erto sold or authorized BY me. HORACE II. DAY.
NEW YORK. June g. l6GD
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having sold all his right title and Interest In
the manufacture and sale of elastic rubber goods under the
Goodyear patent 70 the Goodyear ELASTIC Fabrics Company
heterogeneous Of his rights must be made with that company
and al future licenses vend such goods his licenses In
cluded must be derived from them ,r.o,,
New YoaK, June ., 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

ALsASv, Jhne ~, 1850
terrific ball storm passed over this city this amer
At Eve O'Clock, lasting half an hour, doing great
dsmsgc 10 property. Streets were submerged, houses
inundated trees stripped OF their limbs and gardens e.
tireiy destroyed All sections Of the city suffered.
housc fe in, seriously nurns one man, slightly iu-
juring three others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

Wilder's Patent Salama nder Safe.-The
great Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Of the world Agents for
oUIRK BROTHERS, % Maiden Lane.
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Lyoss-PHuIns. Sunday. juno II, by the Rev. J.
Lyons SOLOMON LYONS OF this city 10 Boysx daughter
OF the late David A. Phillips, Of Philadelphia
Oh, married love each heart shall own
Where two conrenial souls unite,
Thy golden chains plad with down,
Thy lamp with heavens own spcndor bright.
Syracuse, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
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Paul0wnfs.
THE PERFUME or JAPAN.
An Extract for the Handkerchief.
Prepared only BY
PHALOE Z SON. NEW YORK.
For sale BY all druggists.
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Edm~nd Burke On shs Baisi.aers Cens
vemtsow.

Cowcosp, ~ r., June ~, 1880.
Hon. Edmund Burke writes from Washington 70 friend
here ~ follows ''Everybody expects smasbup II b.
timcrc. There viii be two csndidsaes-Dcusis And
southern shall not wan 70 see The row. bot lsays
imnedissely or western New vogk."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

Singers Sewing Machines, UnequaIIed
for purposes cheaper than any others
any price No l. So6 No o 500 machine, noiseless
rapid and which DO every kind OF work. price with iron
'"N j. N. SINGER 4 CO., es Broadway
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OAycfaI4 Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
cos Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgia--
CLASS 3b9, JUNE IT, 1880
8, 6l ST. so, g. GA, IS, as, r. 60, IS, 70, 19, 49,
Prizes css,hed Of 666 Broadway Circulars sent free
HODGES, DAVIS + CO,
Manager, Macon, Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

Ladies' Dress Gimps-New and Beauti-
full styles at LOCKTTT, SON CO, 81 Fulton street, Brook
lyn. Trimmings made 70 match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

An Article for the Bald and Gray
WOODS Hair Restorative II fails preserve the hair
perfectly 70 any Depot ~ Broadway. and sold every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

me- variety Of all the latest

Summer styles
We have hand nAenso variety o. AL the latest
styles Of summer
CASHMERE SUITS,
GOSSAMER FLANNEL SUITS,
0ROS DIR LAINE do,
PADDED LINEN Do,
DUCK do,
DRAB DETK d.,
LUSTRE do,
BATHING do, -
YACHTING do, ecr -,
and complete ever ue o. no: aytss q Tsss
Cravata Summer Under Wear, Shirts, So g., an WHICH,
being anufacursd Win great tas. WIN - cold q he law
DEvLIN HUDSON CO.,
Noa -, ~ and - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

Whiskey.-s. II. suits Kentucky salt
river Bourbon cold by all drugeists HEGEMAN 4 Co,
Nos l6l, 30. sii and 756 Broadway, N. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

White. ths Halter, Ahead.-New Shapes
Straw HAtS No. Q0 Quo from auction. Ono dollAl
each. ZIG Broadway.
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wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once. sos Broadway, New YORK
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Grover d Baker Nofseicss Sewing Ma
chine Ia the hest friend Of the family. Once A9o BroAdwng
New York. and ls2 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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@. b. sloat & Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
--'1- N'''1- o. 81 COLLINS. $50 Broadway