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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

\ letter writer from Nm'lk, says ::
Cant p. H. colqaiH. Of the City Light
Guards, Columbus. Ga, was in command
during the second engagement and his
remarkable cnelncss aud scliposscss'on
did honor to himself and 20 his state.
His clear voice could be heard amid the
lannon's deatening boom keep cool,
my brave men, don't get excited aim
yonr pieces WELL can never forget
the appearance of his face, radiant with
smiles 49, be- gave bis commands So
galaurly did he condact himself, that
Gen. Gwynn has made him Chief IN com
mand at sewalls Point lie was a grad.
uate Of West Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1861,
ARRIVED.


g, HS Z via s s sy ,s "a ar side wheel boat OF
s,eansn.p sor'issie IaW) laulnann, H9mberg July 10
to lunhards 90 July "a lat % 80 spoke Br ship Eve,
S a s st Fl I s :. 81 10" 4 SsG ssp F"s
the sl last few days, when had Ugh, sarsse r.
NP, July y and Havana 7,h, in ballast ,oJ smith
&C CO Isl lover quarantine From I"y rs then 40 miles
s,s SS s s1 SS Tie a 8, S s p 70 a
to Antonio Zane. Anchored al lower quarantine
With sG1s P stsysSn f' 'NSe'H "
GSS % ssp Rs Mrs%s To- sagi "..'
gs TsnmoMd Gsrs UaG June 70 Win a s to
juno IS %S nn q WHISPER o co., h as had
cesion of heavy gales and stormy weather. accompanied
WIN ran !hnaisr and lightning mos Of the passage
Brig Standard |sr> Card Windsor Ms, 10 days with plas
,schr Terry tof New noycn, Johnson. Augonla July
sshr Anarsw Stewart. ABRAMS sleothera, days, with
PsssspHFas Se sS%ss fGA Maeao oso CD "a DAVIS
with coal, 10 II & { Dewoif. '''e''''
seSr nolpSin KsiisT' Ses6as' f days sSs'"
schr Princess, Tucker, Boston, 3deys.
sSsr xGca KEN Kcsy sS Kelly n so.,S s sass.
sShr Ellen rsrhins' Ed;iSre Gio S@s 4day.
sesr Telegraph, Rogers Nantucket Shoals,
ssSr SSs %GS seaman EaaSSnp: Fan RIy
SKI S%s%SsF ssa% s S4pI'5 T pf
Schr o Acken, Peck, El1abcihport for Stanford
SchrJ Sicdman Tootil Eli1abehport for New Haven
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly Ei4abcthport for Boston.
s sehr Mora, Harris, Ei1abothport lor Calais.
Schr Reaper Ferris, Elzabe,hport for Greenwich.
Sloop Byron, Allen, Ehzahc,hpoIt for Staten Island.
Sloop Surplus Sherry, Ehzabothport for Fall River
Steamer Elizabeth, Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Sarah Jones. Philadelphia.
steamer WrstchesteT, Jones, Providence
Steamer New London, Smith, New london.
Steamer Charles Osgood, Geer Norwich.
SAILED.
29hShps Celestial Empire Liverpool barks Roberta st
John, NIB; John Fyfe Glasgow SaNony London. briggs Sa-
moset Cosstantnopc; vile dc Morai tfr), Ha,Tc; Ueas
Pras}, Queenstown; Rose tBr) Galway.
Wind during the day s, light
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THE BLOCKADE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July n, 1861.
an in receipt Of letter from North Carolina The
writer who is q very reliable man, informs me that the
berta Of Wilmington, Beaufort Washington, Plymouth,
aertford and several other smaller places have actual
AlOckade except the proclamation of President Lincoln,
which, be admits suiaces quite enough He says that
here ID English brig loaded in the port OF Will
nipgton. She will sail with the first fair wind for Liver.
D0ol England The steamug Mariner goes out and in 10
he ports Of Wilmington aud Beaufort She is now out on
prvsteerng expedition along by Cape IIatteras The
people do not generally suppose th DO the case and
write you SO that you can, if you choose make it pub
No. The coast Of North Carola should be strictly block
edsd the government intend to put down this rebellion
mo same writer states that they have plenty to eat
vet Flour is cheaper than ever before. Manufactured
articles scarce.
The sounds Of Pamco and Albemarle the sea coast
brstle with cannon Fort Caswel at the mouth Of the
Cape Fear has been strongly fortified and mounts
Mtean guns, which is quite enough for such shallow
water But one company the Bladen Guard at pre-
Eat statQped at this fort, Federal Point now ealla
S5lisderste Point, has been strongly fortified. This
Point 10 at the entrance Of New Inlet branch Of Cape
Year, J. p
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Canadian -four heavy, with limited demand for
with sales OF 500 900 bbs at $4a22l 81 60 Southern
flour was quiet new Of good quality, was firm The sales
embraced about 800 bbs closing within the above range
Of quotations Rye -four was steady and in fair demand,
within the range Of our quotations. Corn meal
was in fair request and steady at our quota
,ons, with sales Of go bbs. Jersey and Brandywine.
Wheat was less bucyt and heavy and for descrp
ons the turn Of the market favored purchasers The
sales embraced about 90 900 bushels at 81 % for white
Ohio s5c 96e for Racine snrng 81 20 for new red Della
ware, 81 n 81 Is for red Western, 81 for amber Iowa
and Wisconsin, soc. 9sc for Milwaukee club Toe 9Ic.
for Chicago spring and 93c 94c for Chicago club. Rye
was steady with sales OF $500 bushels at 4sc Soc for
Wisconsin, and 63c. for State. Corn rather frmer,
and in good demand with sales Of 600 bushels at 800
40c for heated and soft Ale. 45c for Eastern mixed,
and 45c ACC for shipping lots Of Western mixed Bar
ley aud barley malt were dull and nominal Oats were
heavy. Sales Of Canadian were made at &c CSC. and
Western and State at 32c. a 33c.
CorrEESaler Of 800 300 bags Of Rio made at 14c
a141kc.
closing at 1910. 1890. for mddling uplands.
FREHHrs--To Liverpool, about 10000 40 900 bushels
Of and wheat were engaged at ad 91ad in bulk
900 bbls -four reported nj 2s. Oh. To london,
90 600 bushels wheat IN bags at l0d and 700 bbs -four
at 3 and SO packages Of lard at 27s. Cd To Bremen,
sci engaged $1,000 bushels OF wheat for Cork ands
market at 1874. in bulk. vessel was taken up for
Londonderry direct to load with IL 600 bushels at Nd
An American brig taken to load l6 600 bushels grain
for Cork and market in ships bags al II I'D Hay was
in moderate demand and sales confined ~ small lots at
DOC Soc for shipping, and 60c 75c. for city
MoIAss.s Cuba nuscovados were quiet but Arm at
1Sc. DC, and small sales u New Orleans in baffe
made at 4oc.
NAVAL STORES were firm but quiet.
PRovsIoNs.-pork-The market exhibited more firm
ness with sales Of 500 barrels including $15 81
4i5 So prime at $40 49, and clear at SIG SIC I23l
Beef continued TO rule firm, with sales Of 226 BARRELS at
90 SO $40 70 for repacked Western, and $l SO $l2 80
for extra Beef hams nrm with sales Of IS barrels
1T ga so $15. Cut meats in limited request while
prices steady with sales Of 20 80 bids at AN
Be for shoulders, and at &c &c for hams Bacon =
quiet at &C. e. Lard was gin with Of $50 barrels
a4 lsIces atSt. and small lots Of choice at 9ac
Butter and cheese in fair request at unchanged
prices.
RICE Sales OF 500 casks were reported at SC. acc.
SroAKs The market was firm and in good request
with sales of about 800 hhds, chiefly Cuba, and mostly
within tie range Of &c. &c 274 boxes; part at 5}ac
and $50 bags Java at &c. Refining goodswere steady
WHfsKEY was in fair demand and firm, with saes o.
500 bbls. reported at lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
A SECESSION DAGGER.

yFrom the Philadelphia American, July 80
/ member Of the New York Ninth regiment brought
With him 20 this city, Sunday weapon which he
tured in Sccessia and which would do to put IN some
museum Of curiostes along with the tools Of New
Zealand savages or the poisoned stiletos of Italian
Spanish braves II dagger made by pointing a
piece Of and grinding down the back TO razorlike
sharpness made that in entering the flesh the
teeth Of the would act as tarbs and cause horrible
wound withdrawing the instrument Of butchery 1t
lbout eighteen inches in length and finished with buck
horn handle Such instrument Of torture would de-
light the amiable OK Governor Wise, who recommended
The vrgnians their Old hoops into dks, and
10 grind their wagon tires into bowie knives to chop
Ap Norterners We no not know however, whether the
weapon have DESCRIBED Is not perfectly proper and in
keeping with the character Of the in which it
Employed. Men fighting 10 extend the era OF barbarsm
may reasonably be expected TO barbarous weapons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
Port of New York, July 30, Is6h

CLEARED
Steamship Asia tBr) Lott Liverpool-E Cunard
Ship Kitty simpson, Hepburn Aatwerp-W schmidt
Bark Mary Hyler Hyer, Hayrc-Show A Burgess
Brig Pennsylvania Ita), Sorentno Observation-Disclosures
3 Tceus.
Brig spri,e Price, RiaJanero-siGken. honsides4C Co.
Schr Medad Plat Ward, st Martins--T b Chasc>& Co,
sehr Yankee Doodle, yanslea[ Washing,9ar DCaMasier
Schr 7 Cooper, Taylor, Phladelphia-Ma,'er
Schr GarrsonSGTace, Cape May-M2sErt
schr Boxer, Rankin Kennebinkpor.-W n Rlversmth
schr Thompson Baker, Salem-Master
Schr Chief, Eidfidgc Bos,op--Master.
Schr CALymap, Stapnard, Eowburyport~-MasteE
schr Sallie Smith, Wordens Prov1dSnee-Mas.er
sloop Active, smith, Providencs-H Racket
sloop America, Reynolds, Bristol-L Kinney:
s.eang Bristol, Alter, PhiiAdelphiN "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July 3O-6 p NJ,
AsHEs-A sale OF so bbs pots was made Is o. and
so do. OF pearls at IS 37H.
DkEAlSIutfs-T1ppr dnunana for Western and
State brands was fair while extra grades were unchanged
The sales embraced about 900 bbs closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

nssfect picture Of utter desolaon Even the negroes
that degree enyened II when we nrst occupied
are Red inside our lines, and there ID not
living thing TO he seen IN all its highways
and byways Take cut the struggling soldiers you now
and then meet and Hampton will equal IN monlitul desc
hfi0n the buried cities OF italy could the lava when mas
for 30 many ages buried them from the eye oil man. DE
Instantly removed and they allowed to stand in all their
beauty before The houses closed and nothing OBJ
srncts the sight looking up either main avenue by the
well built redoubts so recently deserted Every pig,
chicken horse, or other domestic animal has been
carried on by the other OF the beligerenis.
As there are troops the village TO hold IT, and no
patrols scouts beyond IT, il liable at any moment 10
b. secured by the rebel horsemen, and they wsh,
cuped by them. II little TOO dangerous amusement
20 ugcr long through the lonely streets Of that village,
lest the curious vister he picked up by one Of tho nwd
die dragoOns other mounted Nirginan whose
Snantance would not be pleasant TO form. We have
taken the precauou TO remove about thirty forty feet
Of panking the enemys side of the bridge and we
await their movements it'll confidence the result
they should deem il best TO make attack
The fresh water APPARATUS, which have before alluded
TO- is working finely in the fort and producing about
hundred gallons per day OF sweet fresh water The water
= sent to the fleet 10 be used instead OF Baltimore
water the latter costing three per gallon the former
sny one quarter Of cent per gallon and the water
equally ~ good The machine IL pronounced success
There is no news of Importance today As close
near cannonadng az a distance from heavy guns
what It Is none can tell but probably IT Is steamer
engaging one OF The enemys batteries up Back river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

@ & j. BOGART, AUCTI0NFERS. MORTGAGE SALE
% this day, at eleven O'Clock, 1T the auction rooms
No North William street. large assortment Of Restaurant
aud Household Furniture, large French plate Pier and
Manel Class, Gas Chandeliers crockefy and Gass ware
Extension Dining Tables oak Dining Room Chairs, nnc
Engravngs Clock Table, Cutlery, silver plated Casters,
He.rigerators, mahogany Chairs, sofas. ioungcsS Easy
Chairs Bureaus Brussels Carpets Wastands mahogany
French Bctstcods, Hair Mattresses, Bedding ktchoo
Furniture Cooking Utensils Counters, Liquors &c
WATTS &c WEST, Attorney for Mortgage
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s37 .3l5, FOL so ,oe5 ,2ss 7e,17

Since January L.. s37 3l5, 1ol 5o6e52s3 7elT7,4S4
Thus notwithstanding the reported Improvement
in harvest prospects in Europe, and the consequent
fall in the price Of grain, it appears that we con-
tinue to ship food to that continent than We
did last year, and about twice much the previ
Gus average. During the seven months which have
elapsed sihce January l. we have shipped from this
port more than twice as much produce as we ship.
ped during the same period Of 1859, and about
SaS 500 900 more than we shipped during the same
petiod Of 1860. This is the key to the upprece-
dented condition Of the foreign exchange market
Ao6ey is without change. The inquiry js very
moderate, apd the supply abundant at per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

r OSl--A $500 BOND OF DEAF AND DUMB INSTIrUt
IL ton, No. 20. N persons hereby notidch
against purchasing The Same, as payment has been
stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, July 800 p. NJ
The following is comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York to
foreign ports, for the week and since January L.
1850. 1850 1861
For the week ...... 81 1903 255 f6i28S4 1888 800
Previously reported. S612l SAC 4eos2 800 ,4es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

7 0Sr--tHEt'E NO. 229. IN MY FAVOR, FOR S27 AZ
i on the Assistant Treasurer United States at EeJ
York, drawn by Lieut. Morton United States Army. ~
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the sami
the Cashier AZ the Assistant neasnrer's Office, ~ v
street. HENRY WARREN
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LOST AND FOUND.

. (tAME ON THE PREMISES, ON THE 9TH INST, A
~ Cow which the can have by proving property
and paying charges Apply to JOHN KELLY, Fifty ninth
street and North River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day, at O'Clock, at 454 Canal street. all the Fur
nure, &c, Of large boarding house. Tapestry Three
ply and other Carpets Ocoths, paror Suit, mahogany
French and Cottage Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, large
aud splendid Feather Beds Table and Bed Linen Dressing
Bureaus China Glass, Silver and other Wares, Stoves
Bookcase, Wardrohcs brass Kettles large Mirrors, Paint
ings, spring Cart, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

@ Il J. BOGART, AUCI1ONEERS,
% AUCTION SAIE.-ASSGNEE'S SALE OF ACRI-
cultural Implements Of every variety, Seeds Tools,
Roots, Ferzcrs, &C., on Wednesday, July 81, at 10 A.
NJ at the Agricultural Warehouse 1917 Water street. the
entire stock OF the above mentioned Implements, &c ,
consisting OF Plough and Plough Castings OF all kinds CY
vaiors Harrows, Corn Shelters, Hoes Shovels Spades,
Churns Grain Cradles Garden Rakes Moving and Reaping
Machines Powers and Thashers tanning Grist
Mills, Grain, FIELD Grass, Garden, Herb and Flower
Se.ds, &c Catalogues win be ready on the morning u
&c. Of John NJ Nally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

Y. RICHARDS, AUCIlONEER,--500 CASES BOOTS
a. Shoes and BrogaDs at auction by RICHARDS
storc ~ tortandt street, being good assortment Of
seasonabe goods. Catalogues morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

UCfi0N NOriCE.--EI.E;AN FIRST CLASS HOUSE
IA hold Furniture at private sale in lots suit pnr-
cises ut Mss than ion prices account Of removal
consisting o the entire contents Of the FIVE story Residence
us West Fourteenth street, near Eighth superb
rosewood Phnolore seven octave solid carved rosewood
Paflor Suits III thu richest setn rosewood Ecgercs Cen.
ire and other Tables Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets oak Dining Room Furniture, Chamber Furniture in
rosewood and mahogany with fun suit to match; Beds
and Bedding The whole being verythng required for a
large live story residence, both useful aud ornamental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

4 DETA-I WAS AT THE APPOINTED PLACE YES
"A terday at 10 a. NJ; you were not there write and
explain Is the colored shawl lnished2 c. V. l..
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0SY-UN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THU 26TH IN
N Caiharinc street, black enaincllld Carpet
ably rewarded by leaving it at Wizards 2sa Canal \
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

VNFOMATION WANIEp--0F MRS. SUSAN r BREN-
Il man Last heard from in 1858. ANY Information
concerning her VIII be thankfully received by her hus
band Address Thomas Brennan, Stockton California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

ECIloN SAIE-Ar 10 MOTT STREET, CONSISTING
"A ul Bedstcads, Tables, Bedding Croclcrv Ware, &c
Sal. To commence 10 day at 10 O'Clock continued to
morrow
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PERSON AL.

4 NY LADY DESTROYS or ADOPTING AN INFANT
"A from its birth may hear of opportunity in tho
month Of August, by calling addressing Ma.lama
Restcll, Female PLY sician, lG2 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

OSr-Sn hEWARD Will BE PAID FOR ri
4 OF fo'd watch, with hair Chain and sol
SeaN; sol"d, WIN cnrbnc. and green stone az
Cooper, maker; :. W. Bcncdicts name on II, No Z,
gold open ace = plate I.nit either in room NJ.
IN the waer closet az The Filth Avenue Hotel L,n.
ity Buil0ng. a"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

c,yovEN--oN MONDAY. 2nrH INST, FROM no. $50
- West Fifteenth street, enc Massive shVef water
pitcher deliberately carved; also, one MIX icher .n1
halter WIN The Initials A. II. H. from T.. q. j. LIBERAL
reward will be paid the recovery OF me articles.
and assayers cautioned about receiving
or purchasing the above named articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

U'rl0N NOTnF-BURNHAMS FURNITURE FIX.
"A press and packing establishments Ill and tl3 West
Eleventh street between Firth and sixth House
hodFurnturc boxed and shipped to all parts the world
iarae covered wagons FOR removing Furniture of families
Furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

4 iHtRr MORTIMER GRIFFIN Il co, AuCnoNEEis
~ $1,000 WORTH OF
tjiaiANr AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
l" De precautionary sold at pubc auction,
w THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, JULY 81,
, Properly OF gentleman leaving the city
ROSEWOOD seven octave Piniorortc, rosewood Drawing
Room SUITS, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture,
OAK hhlng Room Furniture, Paintings Statuary BroDzes,
~c at the residence of In Ransom No 70 West Tycn
ysSth street near sixth avenue sale at 10 !. o'clock
Drawing room Suits, Etcgcrcs and bookcase, Mirrors,
ice curtains, Vases OIL Paintings, Statuary Velvet and
brnsscls Carpets Extension rabh Buffet China Vases sill
Pef"are, Table Cutlery, Wadrob,s Hair Spring Mat,
fesses, Comnodes, Washsapds, Olcoth, stair and In
gram carpets, Sofas Rockers, Blankets Bedstcads Bed
dlng Nc Also large assortment Of Basement ami Kitchen
Furniture. sale positive, 4 ain or shine,
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II COTTON, AUCrlONEER-IARGE SALE OF NEW
i and second hand FURNITURE from family leaving
the city this day "Wednesday July 81, al 1917 O'Clock
at lE Fulton street near Nassau all the Furniture Of
family breaking up In this assortment be found
some very elegant rosewood and mahogany Paror,
Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture; also several Velvet
Wilton and brussels Carpets, Ocloths two French plate
Mirrors, Bookcases Wardrobcs Extension Tables thiYty
Feather Beds Curtains and Cornccs twenty dozen curle
maple Chairs Kitchen Furniture, Crockcry &c. &c also
900 N0mlOrterS and QnilIF.
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WHllAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONFFP- OFFICE No. FAST
w observation-disclosures sale, this day at 2 o'cock, ,
ut the corner OF Twenty eighth and Second avenue
one gray Horse bay Marc and two sets of Harness
and all other appurtenances, &c.
?. j. HANBURY, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

DROwNE A NICHOLS, AUCrIONEERS.--THlS DAY
ID "wednesday, JAY a. az f8i. ociock, at the pri
waite residence 30 second place, i've doors from Court
street Brooklyn gcntee Household Furniture Brussels
and Ingram carpets, larlor Carpets Paror Suits Turkish
Chairs Centre Tables Etegeres, Brocatc and Lace Window
Curtains Bedroom Furniture Paintings and Enrravngs,
rosewood Piano. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

A hNiNlSfRA1ORS SAIE-FOR SALE, THE STOCK
~ ana FlNuros Of ihc Boot and Shoe store No So
Grand street Fsscx market lately belonging to
l"w ib'yH!ds. deceased For terms of sale iqure Of
jAMtS eidlHtN Administrator Nc, 50 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

MILL THE SOUNG LADY WHO ON SUNDAY
|, w crossed ferry to Hohotcn walked some distance,
and returning sat while at public garden, allow the
gentleman who observed her waiting the ferry
house make her acquaintance with Wow 10 future
cursions and permanent friendship? II leaf Of the
flower she IN her hat, enclosed to Rupert Incpc,
New York Post Office will he his permission expect her
Sunday 40 the hour, at tho place where he first
saw her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEtR--H u. LEEDS 81
IL Co., will sell by auction, "Wednesday, July 81,
AT twelve O'Clock In front of sarroos ~ Nassau; street.
superior Horse, years old, ahont 10 bauds high; is
warranted sound and kind 10 harness. aud Is superior
saddle horse has been in the present owners
years. Also, n light Wagon, with Harness, Saddle and
Bride, Sheets and Roller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

WLlAM ABBOTT, AUtTT0NEER-OFFT NO 4 EAST
w Moaiway--wil sell this day, at l01s O'Clock, thQ
contents of the Grocery and Liquor Store I49 Twenty3
cshth street, corner OF Second aven,c fine Counters.
eei Pumps Sugars Soap and Starch Also the Furniture
Of the family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

M EHAEL KERRIGAN, AUCTONEEs-WII. SELL,
IN on Wednesday, July 81 at 10 O'Clock the contents
Of grocery and liquor store at % Madison street, com
prsng ycas Sugars Coffee, Soap, Spices MacHrci, Her
rings Meat Bench and Rack Gas Fixtures Bar Fixtures,
Stand Casks, Canisters, Counters and sheungs, Beer
Pumps &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

vIENRY b. HERrS, JR., AUCTIONFER
IL pEtEMfrORY SALE, BY ORDER OF ASSiGN Els,
OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND AND OTHER JEWEIRY, Sc
at the store No ~ Chatham street The above sale
postponed by order Of the assgnccs nnt Friday August
2, at l0h O'Clock when 1t will positively take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

WlIIIAM JONES, ACCTlONEER, WILL SELL. ON
w Wednesday, AT IL A. NJ, the Stock Lease Fixtures
and Bar complete of the wholesale and retail liquor vaults
go Broadway, corner of Rcadc street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

NJ ORrGAGESAJE.-J0H II hurley, AUCFI0NEER
M will sell tbs day, July 81 at O'Clock, al 279 IInd
street, all th Household Furniture, Restaurant Fix
and other property described said Mortgage BY
border of Francis More, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

"A &c, &cWeaneslay at lOis O'Clock ut 343 Fulton
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Groceries At IL o'clock, Horses, Wagons, Carriages
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