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amend the goth line Of the same section,

amend the goth line Of the same sectioni
but afterwards withdrew it.
Tue 5th section was read.
Mr.. BORENEAN, of Tyler, proposed to in.
sert, in the Both line, after the word "do,"
the words .'Or adhere to the Convention
assembled at Richmond on the 18th of
February, 1861, by the former executive Of
this commonwealth He, however, after
an extended discussion, in which strong
opposition was ELECTED, withdrew the
amendment.
Thd question upon the adoption of the
entire ordinance, as amended, was then or
dered.
| Mr.. LAMB called for the ayes and nays,
but afterwards withdrew the call.
Mr.. CRANE, of Tucker, wished to inquire
! If it had been asceFtNined that the Feder-
/ Government would sustain tile action the
! Convention was taking. He did not pros
pose To shrink from his part. but merely
| wished to suggest the inquiry. s-
I After u e. cd deal of general discussion
I as to the prOpricty of tnking the vote be-
{ fore an adjournment, and rs 70 filing the
blank ia the ordinance naming the time at
which the legislature should be convened,
the chair bavigg stated that the vote could
be taken aud the blank flied afterwards,
the question on the adoption of the ordi-
| nance as whole was taken by yeas and
| nays, and resultedas follows; 1
! d YEiS-Messrs. Atkinson, foreman Bowen, BarneS,
rick Crnthers, Crawford, CarlilG W Crane, Crane,
Close CALDWELL CIrskadon, Copl0y, Dorsey. Douglas
Davidsnu, DowIley Evans, FeEEvli RagnsIEtl., East
Flssl,cr, Fleming Frost: GrGhAu Hale. Harrison,
! Hagnns IInuton. Howard, HRWk1lurst, johnson,
! Kramur LlnTI, sLIghtburn, Love, Henry 8. Martin,
Renben Martin, Logan Moss, Mason, Norris, Nichols
Newmpn, Porter, Pierpoint Polsley, Price: Paxton
Parsons. Ititchie Roberts tain Smith, Q " Smith
j. H. ShuttleSWOrth, Scott, snlder Swan B. e. Shut
Ellsworth, Tarr, Trout. Van Wrinkle. West, Withers
Wetzel. Jas. ". Williamson, Wilson. WaSgenOr, linn
1 Mr. President, a. /. BOEenian) -T6
NAYs-NOna.
! AnsENT.-Msssrs. Davis, Foley, 0lst. Hubbard
Todd, Vance, Watson and Jas. A. Willlamson-l4.
! The'chair stated that those now absent
could have an opportunity of recording their
vote at any time when they might come in
TIE Convention then took recess until
9 o'clock, P. N.
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GFx. Lyon is evidently the right man 10
the right place. He knows equally well
how to discuss with such man as Gov.
Jackson of Missouri, and how to deal with
him when discussion is ended. Only last
Tuesday he had long interview with the
Governor and Gen Price, and they eudeav-
ored to prevail on him to withdraw the
federal forces from the State. He remin-
ded them of the enforcement of the infa-
nous military hill, and of the other move
ments since their agreement with Gen.
Harvey, aud said among other things.
THE government could not shrink from
it's duties nor Abdicate its corresponding
rights; and it was the duty of its civil OFF,
GERS TO execute civil process, and in case of
resistance TO receive the Governor would
at once overture the Government privile-
ges and prerogatives which he (Gen. Lyon
had neither the wish nor authority to do.
In his opinion, il the Governor and the
State authorities would earnestly set about
TO maintain the peace of the State, and de-
clare their purposes TO resist outrsges upon
loyal citizens Of the Government, and re-
press instructions against it, and in case
of violent combinations needing co-opera-
ton of the United States troops, they
should call upon or accept such assistance,
and il. case of threatened invasion the Gov
eminent troops took suitable posts to. meet
it, the purposes of the Government would
be Subserved, and no Infringement Of tue
State rights or dignity commt'tsd.
On the very next day after the interview
aud before tho notorious proclamation Of
the Governor WAS issued, Geu. Lyon took
the precaution to send six companies 70
the RollA terminus of the Pacific RAilroad
and on the following morning four cOmpH-
MES more. These were to guard tue
Southwestern part of the State against
the incursions and the importation of arms
from Arkansas, which, We now hear, have
been since attempted. The Pacific Rail-
road and telegraph lines were also seized
by him. few days before, federal troops
from Fort Leavenworth entered st. Joseph
and Kansas City to protect the Union men
who were arming. The State troops had
threatened them, but the timely aid from
the fort enabled them to go on. 1t is re-
ported that Lexington aud Hannibal are
also occupied by Union soldiers. Thus
the Northern aud tue Southern portions o.
the State are guarded, and the General
himself, with large force, is pushing OF
through the interior on such governor.
hunt as was never seen before. The re-
creaut magistrate fees like ii sheep steal.
er. But We arecOnIident that he will no
get the advantage of the nimble office
who is at his heels.
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an Important Quostlon.

EdIfoFS lHteihgeHeer:
Your correspondent from Grafton, pro-
poses an important question in your issue
Of this morning. question which ought
not only to arouse the patriotism of our
good Uaion citizens, but one which ought
10 be apsWercd 10 moro substantial man
ner, aud a. speedily as possible allow
long are our men OF the LIST Virginia Reg.
iment to be without tent, Z" Is there any
movement on foot TO meet the demand r.
Are the brave men who have gone from
among rs TO do battle for tie Union, many
Of whom have left homes Of luxury, to DO
LEFT without shelter or protection from the
chill night air, or the pelting storm, and
lay their weary limbs 10 rest on the damp
groundf Our people answer no.
The cloth to make The tenta, could be
purchased at nearly Rrst cost. There are
military men among Us Rho could give the
necessary directions. and 1here are enough
patriotic women with their handa aud
sewing machines who would soon make
them Rs a donation to renovated Virginia.
a LADY remarked to the writer to day, that
she would invest City dollars tn the enter
prise. Let something be done At once.
UNIoS,
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The Famllles of our volunteers.

Editors LateIiigsncer:
What has become of the different sumo
of money appropriated for the benefit of
the families of the Volunteers2 know
some very worthy poor men who enlisted
with the distinct understanding that their
families would not be let suffer How is
II now? Complaints loud aud deep have
reached US to the effect that many are in
actual wanI Citizens of Wheeling, will
this State OF things he allowed to exist7 /
trust not. Let their be something done at
once. Parties IN. your city have a list of
affair for poor man to be informed maj
his family have no bread, while he Is hear.
Jag molly up under the hardshiDs of a sol.
disF's life. Yours respectfully,
A VoLUSrERR.
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0od guard cur nag. and keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright ~ DOW they WaVA,
SIN mako L lead our TabkSin war,
SIN 0ost above each patriots SroVa,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotTGil Il through the dust Of ShUmA
AL hoDSSt heirts "a lot RillOharO
APd Pillow Il TO Death OF FAtns.
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We End in she Winchester Republican of
the 7th, which somehow found It's way in
to our Oaiee, tdat amOn9 the .'distinguish-
ed arrivalsp reported At the .'Tayler HOtel'i
is that OF c. ". Russell ESQ.,, Of this city,
1t may be of interest to his friends to know
Of his Whereabouts.
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THs Memphis AUGlaaeks thinks that
further precautionary measurns Aro requi-
red - PFOvont SlaSa :nsurseetioas.
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Tur supply of leo Al Richmond is very
limited. The ordinary use Is stopped that
enough mag remain oSsickueOs and extra.
ordinary OssaaiSsa.
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WHRN you WISH 10 MARK vo1r
w Linen, get EDE'S INDBLLIBLE INK, an
Bngliih preparation, and the best IN use
aka ga IoeAsss iisr s 90
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RIFLED CANNON
MIcnn AnnAcK
Executor's Notice.

IA the Estate ON. AIeNGGlltnn. dsCd., will pre-
sent the TO for payment duly authenticated;
aud Ill who nleil- Ell 10 std Estatc. hereby
notified that payment must he made without delay.
4. SWEENEY, Executor.
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HOT PRESSED NUTS.--s.0oo m. no.
Ii Pressed Euts, RssOsted--&< to * for poIe Nv
octS5 p. c. HILDPETFT & nRG.
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The .AnaIr NJ PhInlPpi--Letter from
Col. r. w. Lander.
BURHET HOUSE, Cincinnati, o.

p. June II, 1861.
Mr.. w.. NJ. DUNN-Dfar Sir: baVe the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
note of. last evening, of which the follow
ing is a copy
Coz w. F. LANDER-Dear Sir: I beg
leave o'call your attention to p scandalOns
communication in the Cincinnati Times OF
this date respecting the conduct of the In-
diana soldiers ut the rout of the rebels at
PhiIlippi.I +rozt zs I 81 1-
AS yon took n part in that attack, feel
assured you will take. pleasure in vindics-
ting the honor of your fellow soldiers.
YonF oha1ient servant
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% 0ue NNlsuuWe ht WAg Feltcteu.
Mr. oAsDvEAt paaas PrePssition 70
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-2O htds Ilr,
ap6 NJ. RETLt.-
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A LII THE POPULAR PATENT
n medicines Of the day can be found At the Odd
Ee s.s hall Drug store, poCv1So -.
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iNEW ABYERTTSEWNTs
For ST. Louis.

For st. Louis.
49, THE STEAMER JOHN BELL. Capt
49, VooRuEs, will leave as above This day
lz&s=A1At4 p. II. s. @. BAKER,
ia6O-Its Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCrION NOTICE
"a RlCH AND COSTLY HCUSE6OLD FURNITURE.

UCIIOM NOTICE.
a RlCH ANp COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELE0AnT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOATK
ROcEw GOD PABLoA 50Irr, IN BROC AfEL>
vALUABLk PAINT1n05, ARTISTIC BkUNzES, lC.
The dsy *ednescsy ct The elegant private cadence l61
10 commopce 1T Two O'Clock precisely
TIE eale comprises the entire contents If the house Ths
elegant farlor Furniture made ORDER aud ID In solid
!oewccd and satin biocael The whole will DO sold to the
hiaheet bitder for cash ~
ELA0ANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE
MuHjC CABlNEr, STUOk Az OOvFk
Three elegant full suits OF rosewood rArlor Furniture Ia
rsntil g. Iica vAses marble Psdestsls st and Ls Our
tans IuJbsh Lounges with covered chairs 10 match;
roIs fuscAn and Lava rnaments sureaus Bed
seads Lounges Bronze and able Cl0cks Chamber
superb MaiesseA BEDS Bedding rosewood and CoAse
Chairs ~ sofa Extension 1sbes sverware rich
Chns Ivory and silver Cutlery F0rks po0ns with elegant
ruby Glass Of every Descriptions forming va,aa. Soec.
OF AT Gale to commence in the dining at two O'Clock
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YEAH. i77e YEAR i77s' ..
Fourth evening OF the first sertes
sOmMkn EvEnir0 bOIRkBS
Isci IIUTs OF FIVE Arts
626 BROADWAY.
BENEFIT OF ALE PATRIOTIC FUND.
In order afford aid 10 the reedy families OF abscut von
manage of thu above
mined 70 throw open the public the and spacious g.
leries of art for series OF
sOfRSER MUSICALE.
the proceeds Of which will be dsvo ed to tae above fund
The first Of he series commenting Saturday evening june
a. and ending July win be given under the dresfion Of
rigpor Toss from the Conservatory of assisted oy
Madame Siahl the distinguished harpist AND vocalist from
the Academy Of Music Cobienz, and Cssl Natter tbs cee
bratt pianist
During the sorees win be exhibited for the arst tuna,
ROtheImel's new work
PlCr. RE FOR HE TINES,
THE READING OF THE DECLARATION OF LND8s
PBNDEhCE,
At Independence square PHILADELPHIA July T. l7W
Together With over 2G woks Of ara smbracp tbs sSus
Dusseldorf collection OF panks aud voIks q AAslsoas
srtbts all Of which wiil rs1nAin on viaS
, wiT.a0uf EXTRA CAAEus
THE OAfLSRlES OF PAINTINGS
4. Open for exhibition from 10 4 M 10 10 r. H.
MUSICAL pOtAfES
Zach evcRsg fSoY sto 10
Admission day or evening Is csuts
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CE0ARS-vERY CHEAP, FOR CASH ONLY--THE
stock very low prices and tAe segsn are yery cheap
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HOTELS,

UyORDKN HOUSE, CORNER OF BOwERY AND
w Bsysrd street-Rooms TO let with or without Board
Single Rooms without board from e2lo 81 week. with
Board from IS to 81 Strangers coming TO the city Will find
this house pleasant home the well ventilated
and newly furnished Gas In every night porter in
attendance THsfl g
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Also desirable lot of Goods suitable Mourning The
attention OF wholesale buyers for cash il respectfully called
to this stock or Goods Will be sold 80 cheaper
than at any cash house in this city,
Ais0 lire of Gents Colored straw and Panama Has
ftom 6s. 10 81, worth 81 80.
u W. ISAACKs.
II Franklin street,
Opposite Taylor Saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

RYIFTCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
"A Put in while soft without pressure or pain Aching
teeth or ahes bo filled with It. BY tho discoverE
JAMks PEARSON, n D. Rooms go Broadway, west <des
0ne 6eeI Ahoye HWenteenAh street,
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DRY GOODS, sc.

ID ARGAINS AT MACY'S
ID CLOSING SALE FOR JUNE
sR0E1NS Al MACY'6.
CLOSING $4,000 Worth SPRING RIBBONS.
$50. all marked down to g
as Mi1byns Il Town to "a
2s EiBBONs ali mar ca asy> 20 y 90
Ia. Cd Ribbons ali marked asfn. sos"
ls Ribbons all marked down ~ a. o..
AUCTION LOYS EMBROIDERED SET, ct y c,st
AUCTION LOIS Lacs Collars and Sets, very cheap
Cellars end sets French and SWISS at 81 and
import 81 30 Ali Erbroideres CLOSING rates
MANTlLJ.A LAyEe. LACE MANTILLAs, LACE
aM "a hAoE Enh nl5 81 s AnNs AhAhD WAY
HOSIERY and GLOW - ciofng at half the of
portation
Bargains ipN LACE MiTTs from Auction.
PAkAsILS and Sun UMBRELLAS cheaper than any
sFLErDID 81 oCk FRENCH FLOWERS, very cheap
LACE OUkTAIrS CURTAIN LACEs, VE51I3ULE
LACEs, WEITk G0ODa, LINEN GOODS, LINEN HAND
KEKCBIEFS, HOUEkKEEPlNG GOODS closing very low
LADIES BESr KID GLOVES, 63 GEMS A PAIR
NONE BETTER IN THE Cry AT ANY PRICE.
b. b MACY, sixth avenue and Fourteenth street.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL !EEIH-ONLY @ FOE BEAUTIFUL
IA and substantial silver; hne Ond or pla-
tina S26; single eesh o. Mid and extracted without the
least palm arncsl filling, 70 cents; al work warrant
streets Dr. LUTHER, DENTIST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

on ELDRIDGE STREET MADAME wIDGER, CLAIR
w voyant and gifted Spanish lady unveils the mysteries
OF futuny love- marriage absent endA Sickness prepares
medicine for al diseases tells lucky numbers properly lost
QG siofps ~
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CEOR0E 0HRIsTls MINSrRELs
" stuv;,Apt Institute. Broadway opposite Bond street
~hI Arnisst Mace Of amusement IN the city.
aeoree Chlsy and Charley Fog In variety OF new ane
comical inte,u0eA
Every saturday Grand Matinee at O'Clock
In the evening doors open at Il Commences at O'Clock
Admittance rs cents w '
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ToHN H. Burnley, AUCTIONEER-wuL SELL THIS
q day, l01 O'Clock at the foot Of Forty ninth street
North river at the Malt House. about 5000 feet Of Hemock
Boards and Jonta account Of the State q New YORK. By
oyyer q TIE CQmpIsaNU QepagtWept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

A TRENTON --Nowry 10 nUeSer -sIaHr DRAFTS
from 81 up yards. payable sy.ry~asre Ia 0rss srtain
Ireland france Germany al other contes through
Europe cold by q sUHxIDi Co., european BapAerL
No Chs mbsrs street, New lork
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CANTERBURY NEsp HALL.
~ Imrsr,. .,soa.. BROADWAY.
JAMES DUNN
su Sami of Laughter " ~ uuAs'
At the new buriesque
AEENAN AND aAYERs
Principal characters by
HERNANDEZ,
SAM SHARPLEY,
MAX IRWIN and
Unqualified appreciation of
The new pant0mme
MYSTIC GAVE
~ HYsTro GAVE.
~ -ff NONE J. TOPHORr.
The world removed Harlequin
NOTICE The next pantCAie produced at this esablis-
ment viii be kOBERT MACAiaE, with scene.y,
dresses and appointments
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS.
"A sea steamer JACOB BRILL, Capt. r. Anthony, viii
make excursion TO the Cholera Banks Thursday
!ss DEE ess 81 ysr
OF the best quality furnished at the BARI lines
and bait can be obtained on board Capt ssmr
OF ArTangements-Dick lockwood, W. A. Keen, John v
Heron, VIM; Bogls W. A Kesn caterer. VIM Boggs &c.
persl Superintendent Fare d.
EXCURsIos TO THE FISHING BAEKs-THE STEAM
~ erWM F. RI SELL, Captain q. Anderson VIII G m
regular trips Monday june a. and continue
every Monday and "wednesday through the savipg
Franklin street North river Amos street a. 7d spring
each way rs cents
~ Churches, &c are respectfully informed that 0svds
island ready The season. engaged
advance Apply 10 GEJBGE " DAvIps, ,l27 William st.
L,OR CHARTER-rHE FAST AND CoNMoDIOUs
steamboat KEYPOnT can be chartered for excursions,
BY applying 70 the Captain OF the steamboat r. Arrow
rnd4P. M
PEGDLAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKS.
CROToN
Captain Jas Dumont,
Will resume her regular trips to Banks commencing
Sunday, June rs CAV during (Fridays
Leayn Tenth ct Err, hIF,ieth ST. Mr., s:e
assh ,D a. k, s fishing Fss e. So
nsbed board at reasonable rates by Mr. Robert STILL
long favoaby known the popular steward Of the
cot on band be board furnish music for the
dance.
This one the most delightful excursions Of New
fortifCations in on, barbor
This boat can be chartered Tor evening excursions Apply
TOD. o. BAXrEk SONS JOS West street, or the Captain
on toaTa.
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VINO WOULD NOT eq MaEsE IL, FORTUNE n GO

WING ~. TTT ~ ~ s H. 2
the best Of al and cannot be excelsd Can BE- CON
law suits ourneys absent friends love- courtshp. mar.
Rage health, wealth. and who will reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss W. s the only person in this city
who has the genuine Roman and arabian ialsmAn for love
good luck and AL business Afars and for
fife Delay TO consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable
city reference Can be at her residence l0l Sixth
nue., opposite xtghth street.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsECM,
LAST WEEK Positively
Of that most wonderful a0a sx,saovdi0Sry
virginia LILLIpUT1sN FAMI.y.
LAST WEEK ALst), OF THE WHAT rs ipy
ALBNO FAMILY, AID TUE oxnAT Union DIANA,
THE PATKfOt's DREAM,
by Robert Jones' SEQ which deliueafes powerful many
incidents present war,
THE MARCH TaROU2~ SsLtiM0kE,
THE ATTACK ON 1HE MAssACHuafTra 1hOCPS.
TBE MURDER or CO.ONrL ELLBW SRTH, &c
II IL played this afternoon and at and III clock
To be AL bouIsIhe great living Lion ,nser
living Snakes Grand n Happy Family Living -tai
untold multitude Of oher Woncers living and
MAD d. BOIS, THIS CELEB@ATs.o cLAIRvUH Ant.
Admission 10 ala IS cens Children under ten 10 cent?.
DRYANTs' MINsvRBLs
d Mechs nins hail. ava roadway above Grand street.
Monday, June "a, and evsry Dieht duriog the
sdE hUoGED pAtH
Or, they vould be Sous Of Malta
EPH HORN and Dan 6Rt ANT
Az the candidates, and their turesque sketnh.
TIE STRANGER
The Stranger Dan Bryant Mrs Halier Gph Hort
"Dats what's de matter Horns baAds Plant sI eccnA
open z; curtain Az O'Clock Tickets . coota
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| TOBN e. VAN ANTwERPs SON. AUOTIONRER. WILL
d Include his hardware sale Thursday a.
O'Clock at No. s William street. $50 packages Fire Crackers
"sod brand To be sold cash In bankable money.
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IJENRY LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
A LEEDS a. CO will sell at suction, on Wednesday,
10TH and Thursday eth june IL O'Clock each day. at the
residence Of Cen Watson Webb at Tarrytown
previous to his departure flor Brazil elegant Household
rages Wagons and Farming indictments &c without any
whatever, comprising all the elegant furniture In
aye Horses three Ponies two Colts two Oxen three Cove
Sled Farming Implements &c. The sale will
with the furniture the frat day, the horses carrsges
miles from the rsosd depot A. Isryt0gn where plenty
BY which anything purchased be brought to the city
desired The leave Chambers street at O'Clock 9
which will stop at the place IL A. n and 12l5 and 10
p N. Returning 1892 NJ will stop at the place $685. 6:a5
and 90 M besides other conveyances during the day at
almost any hour.
Aso on the premises all beautiful Plants. embracing
all the most rare specimens.
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DROPOSAI.S.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
ceved at the Kings county Treasurers Office Is Court
street. Brooklyn. until O'Clock on Tuesday July 2,
1861 which time and place they viii be- opened for fur
nishing ensuing year for the Amshouse Department.
of the sad county about pounds Of fresh Beef Nut
pounds fesh Fish, $1,000 pounds Of and proportion
OIL Salt Beans Rice. Lard Goldfish Mackerel Pork SOFT
Soap Shoes Straw Oats Indian Meal Oak and Pine Wood
and Coal Also Wood for the OF the East
and Western districts of the city Of Brooklyn
Printed forms containing all the necessary
formation. be had at the Of the Of
The Poor at the Alnshouse Flabush; 1t the City Hall w.
ro0her form VIII Be- scospted. ~. '1sFf 2
] HS 8. bE !, Alr1EH' sdvsr.u.endsus
y TG y TAN HSSScEHoHE, gysols1hs
an VIM saSRHEfis.A A Fo'f
ALxsHouaE June 19, 1851 ssap's GqsiJA.
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CEORGE COOK, AuCTIONEER.
VI ASk IGN EE'S SALE OF SUPERB FURNITURE.
Today at II O'Clock at store 14l Broadway, will be sold
elegant Of class Household Furniture constituting
part Of paror suits in various Of rose wood bak
suits, rosewood EtegeTes Wardrobe Amore 0lace Buff
fe sdeboards antique Chairs lAbles Corner Stands Cen
positively sold for cash. By Older Of u. K. wILBOR As
Egnee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

DAwNBROKER's sALK--B LEVY, AuCrIONEER, 70
csthAIine street VII! sen Nv DAY. q io o'clock so
ekirs Sheets 1hirs CATERS Mems Cloth and 6u INNER
Clothes, Quilts Blankets, &c. Byorder Of DAKkkk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

pAwNBROKER's sALK ~ A0eTInER WILL SELL
sortment of unTedeemed Pedges consulting
Womens Wearing Apparel aud Jeelrv comprising gold aud
silver Watches Pins Kaxrinss Bracelets DC by order o.
D. MEEHAN, 10 0raad etreeI, va =, .ffF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

TNO r. VAN NANTwERP'S SON. AyCTIONEER g.
81 FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLINT GLASSWARE
JOHN E. VAN ANTwERP's SON, Auctoneer, viii sell on
Thursday IL O'Clock Immediately afor the hard
ware caalogu 200 ,packases american and French Flint
sold by the package manufacturers account Terms at
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