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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-28
@eebstesR RarifeI.

/ Oer npaupttaat," ben man duF DEM Ganoe
trettt unp NORM Die be(ten 6reunoe 3upeten 3l-
wetlen NIT eiuauper rpettetfern, paB lansiabrige
3erpiirfnilie paraus entlisbeu unp 9leip Den Sa=
men Der 3Wietrabt in Die frteplichIten &alipns
9emiltber, In Die lanfteten 3rGn3Aenber3en
ltreut, 1T Der Sat Der mSelidlt angeIebene,
mO8ltht wsit ber9ereiste 0at Der purdl ieine
frempartise @rlGetnung. feline fremparti9e 6let=
Dun9 uno Nuslprahe Die Nufmert lamtelt Nuer
aut ltb dtebt. 10 DAP man eeb6rts nit tbm bel
Den Geuten Staat madhen unD tn Dem glm6us,
wenstt ylen9terpe unp Staunen in umseben,
9lethfals etpas 9an3 Nnperes bepeuten tann,
als man btsber pcrtelte; tnpem es ia unIer unO
teine5 anoeren Nlenl6en 0alf it, Der nns eiues
Osluhes warDist Der fA berbetIaBt aus Der 8e-
ltoen3 eper aus ireeaD ether anoern gr0Ben
StaOt uteaetht aus 2pnbpn, aus partS, gBlen
ODER 9eterstur9, ia oteQet@t gar BON tenletts
pes O3eans. bort, mo- Die Qerren Better aus
Der Stapt Sremsu" nte 9erren oSnfel aus gu
rtnam" mobnen, bt5 tn uner enges, lanolth
littlthes Daetn 81 prinsea unO NIT uno bel nns
perlieb 3u nebmer.
Gtra5 Der Nrt, ocer peniSfenS Gttpas pas
BON pem gllem tn letnen Ipdter gadptrtunBen
ais bleibenper Giuorud BET ben OorHeuten tbv en
9eltebten Sernbarp neues Mnieben, neue Nhtun9
perlhaifen muBte, re9te liH gang i'm 0tnter9runp
BON frau Settels lUnt 10 aulpruhalolcm 0emii-
tte, ais e nod Dem Wittasseiien, pos leIblt tbr
Gbeberr nit Dem b6dtten GbrenprGDifat weIdss
es fir etne Iefere Wtabl3eit BET ibm CAB, nit
ufretberrlih" belphnte. oieem Die Nseinung aus.
lprah, er tonne bod, Da Der liebe Sat partout
nit Dem 6rnbslten mpr9en wieoer fort rrpCe. Die
Oreunpe i'm DCrfe ben 8erpalter, ben SGuls
metter unp gar ben Serrn @farrsr uumSBIic 70
tief unD unwtOerrufIlh beletptsen wpqen, oaB er
perlaume, tbneu Den sndpteen Qelrn. ipenn audi
nur tn flftiger Nnlpra6e, in tbren 0aulern
por3uitellen, pa oteler ;uDem ntAt blUB Der perr
patbe BON 3weten tbrer 6tnper mare, lOnpern
aud Der 6err Scbn Spbn pom Brau Otoniia,
Die ia aud tbrerieit8 Dem DCnp5 unp benz
DunYsle BET Deren 3aufe gaamen uns Gpre sege'
ben bate. HEa
Das 3eitsemGbs bitler anliAt 1ab Der 8ttt-
netlter gang gut Elm unD nabm Ote @ele8enbeIt
| pabr, oaran anfniipfenO nphmals in ben @af
3u prtn9en, pent9tens nod einen Gag au3uses
ben; allein bteler, Der Dem S5reunoe In Der Jei-
beng felt perprpGen bate, unperrpeilt 9iahrtdt
BON Dem Grfcl8 ietner Neile gu gebeu, toante
uno curfte niGt LANCER nit isner Rldtebr a.
germ, mar paeegen germ 5u elmer ipseuannten
otpBuiIite BET ben Sreuuoen pes 6auies bereit.
- 9eah lan9erem bso1Gttgem GrpGeen fam Der
Nittmeiaer au pem NeIultat, man irpae BET 3rpst
BON tbnen, namlttb bsim 0ermalteraunp BET pent
SAnQsbrer bic 3tt abwarten. tis lie auf Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-28

Jfe8e,batn mdren, NAG Der Jened6t ia letht itber
9ldhears 0artenjaun auSlpiuntren tGnne, oa
bin8e9en fretltG Oer 8eluA bstm Vfarrer nt6t
70 po forma absema4t peroen rarfe, Bel benz
man IT'D ieeenfalls auf einen mebrltGnpteen Nu>
fsntkalt 9efabt maiden piirfe.
pDenn's Dir ni9t slei6 pieoer bas 0alIer
IN Die Au9en trtebe" Ieete er, ;u letner 6rau
getpsnpet nit elmer Gimme btn3u Der man bic
eigene tnnere 8ewesun9 peutItA ssnus an9Srte,
90 pptlt td Ic9ar bebaupten paB mtr pielen
purpt9en, treubep1brten 6reuno unleres 6ouIes
unm0BltG In llnfenntniB bon Dem lolfen nilrfen,
mas oerr bon Gebra 'Iber uns Der6dn9t BAT. -
Denit unler alter Qaltor bat Serena tmmer pie
letn et9en 5ttno an9elebeny bat Iie tCnf ftrmirt
bat
~SAlpet8' Bernhard, l6wets'I@ u rief Grau
Settfl aufprlngenp uuD bra6 in fenpulliptl6eS
gBenen aue.
$50 werO's ia - td5 merb's ia 1&on burd6.
maheu u lAunIte ite unD oritdte Serena, Die
ltrp ibr utter enem Gtrpm BON Gbr0nen an DEN
pals gelporfeu bate, nit letlem gBetnen an Die
Sruit. SAT- mar Der Sunglrau @eitalt i'm Ser
9letCb nit Der (tattltcbgrpben oerbeu gstaur Der
SiiefmuttRr 3art unO lhm1attg 3lt nennen, uub
Iie muBte Iid lhpn GpA aufriebten, um tire gBauz
Sc iunft an Die ibrt9e Bu fantsssn absr seraOe
Oisle aud in Der aubsrn @rlAsinuns 10 srube
8erihie0enbeit 8etpsr madte oas BilD tbrer ee-
9enieittaen ber3ltden 2nbanslthtett nur um 70
r.t}snper unp ergreifenOer; unp Der 6reiberr BON
gebra, oa er NIT ietnfm gBtrtbe sesen Abenp
aus Gem 6auie gtng, tcnnte iG ntAt entbaIteu,
i'm @efiible Der innerlfen lltber3su9uns aue3url1-
fen:
vgBa6rli6, 8ranDenRetu, 10 mag lih 1elten
Elm apelt9 6raulein, pas aus aAnlthen 0ritnDsn
unp untsr abnltAsn AusliGten aus Dem Batter
baus 1Aei0et BON Der reAten Nlatter trennsn,
wie i'd ss bier lOeben BET elmer StieftoGter
sslsben babe; unO CAB es stele iOI6e Matter
in unierem Stanpe, wte 6rau 5ettsl cine lit. tf
bate uimnIer 10 melt in's QanO binauf gu retten
brauAen, unifIr Sbre 6oHfitlttt6e DurhlauGt
ein 6ufFraulen gu lubeu, pie tct es pier 9sfunpen
BABEL" aa f
~a5 (5ortlsbun9 fotst.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-28

Ro0erid).
Sine 1Of tsao OtdssbergeieDlebte
aus Dem Sabre 1912.
Ottu MaGer,
(NOrlfseuna.l

(SOrissun9.)
05een Gie ielt iiber3euot, bag man am etlte
ldeipenpen Srte bas Sbuen su9efu9te llnre6t
OOaltanOi9 etnsslsBen bat" lagte per 6retbsrr
init Na1oruf
Ge mare Idwer, tpettn ntAt unmbgli9 ge1pes
len, Dem Ntttmeter Den etngemur3elten Webn
gu benebmen, paB pur6 teHe unSeretbte 0ebanp<
lung eine @bre ais Willltdr- unp GDelmann in
Den Nu9en Der QBelt unbeilbar Derlegt Wproen
Jet. DIES mar Der etn3i9e Duatt, no ct weoer
Stperlpruh nod Spmpatbte ertra9en fCnnte !;
Deun, ielblt wer ibm belltimmte rst5te tbn pa
purA nur 3u nod grGBerer gtbitterung eeSen
Die Dermeintlt1en urbeber Istnes llnsliiGs, peB
bal6 cenn audi Die an tom gang ungepCbnte
NdGgteblafeit pDntt er IN Serenas GIntrttt in
Ben ftrltltden 6Uftaat einwtlliste, oe5 6reunpes
9robe5 Grltaunen berporrief. - 6retltA abute
pteler ntht, welAe 3entnsrtaf p9u Spree fur
pes geltebten JetnDeS 3ufunft ct eent Nlten pa>
nit pom 6erjen nabm: uno bod bate tbm pel<
len DrtnSenpe Btte cap Serena nur ais 6rdu-
letn BON ScubirCu BET 0Cfe etn9efibrt mercet
Den Veme99runD 3n Dieler unVerboften 9laGgies
bt9teit binrelGenp ertlaren tSnnen. - G5 lpor
meBr ais blUBe Grille, es rpdr Der nagenDe
SS1rm leiner Seele, pab Ietne 5sinper aus erIter
@be ni6t tn letne se9euwGrtiae, fretwtltg pom
tRm 9epabIts, niepre 9ebenepbare binein9eBSr<
ten; nur fitr letne 9e ipn alIsln pOtte er Dlsle
Gntia9unS BON auen ebreet3igen uuO b,redtis
ten Nnprihen an Die 9get nit ROnIequen3
ourhfubren; Sens ober IoQEen ben tbnsn purA
Die Otburt unD Gr3iebung an9eluieIsnen bepOr
jugten 9las i'm 0eben, nad wie pOr bebaupten; !;
pdbrenO er BET ieinen tletnen 8ranplu1len uno
6lahsfnfen ebenO torrlinntg an Dem entgeael,-
geltBen @runoIabe feFb eli, oab lie fir ale 3et=
ten ni6tS 10 ter letn unO PORTE en- n, ais nos
lie BEL tDrem Gtntrtt tn's Qebsn 9etpelen; &tnOer
fAltbter Sauersleute, allp niGts mebr unp nidts
rent9er, als osreinf einmal wieOer l4li9te
Bauerseute ~
90 repralentirte unb inbiseDualiitte er in iet.
ner 6amlte, gang ietner itrens. reAtlt8en, nur
b04lt ei8enltnni9en Oentart semdB, Oas Spitsm
Der 8eisaidaftlI6en Stanbslonperung mil Der
namlid tarren Ginleiti9teit pie es gentle prin-
3iptentunltreiter Der 0e9enlpart ais pas aletnige
9ett pes mOpernen Stautebitrsertbums mierer
sur 0eItuns brinsen mS9ten; nur nit pem
etnen unterldeO fretliA, oaB er I'D, ieleit per-
leugneap Dem unterten Stanpe sueeIe1te, pdbs
reno Ssne Bet pieier tbnen 10 erpiinlhten Sbet-
bua8 Der Stanpe Die pberte Glaiie fir iiA beau-
IpruAen ttlOdten. t.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LLAN g. MAYMARn 4 co, AuCIIonsR9s -.
"A ELEGANT fTHtf CLAt6 HOUSE HOLD rCRNyYURX
AT PUBLIC AuCrION

LIAM g. MAYNARD CO.. AUCTIOMYEG0
IA ELH0ANf First CLAtS HOUSEHOLD PCRNyYryRX
At PUBLIC AuCTION
~ Octave Rosewood Pianoior,e
Rosewood Drawing Room Bults
Bronze and Orpou Chandeliers, CandAIabras - -
Embroidered Lace Curtains Pier and MansNl Mirrors
81 Paintings, Bronzes, GatuAry, Vases. 10
nosewood Chamber and OAK Dining Room Furniture,
China, Glass ant etlverwaSe Table Cutlery.
On this day. Monday, June ~
At the private restdence OF Dr. Philip Ransom, Is West sf-
tenth street, between F.f and sixth avenues
ommencang this day. Moadav, at lci. O'Clock precseIy
Tie aucopsels woad call particular attention Of he.
Les Than seven noph: ago AID In complete order.
Two fun suits PalIor Furniture, cavsrsd with SIX
Sentr sIs srss AND sootcs srns
Lsdys Work Table velvet Govern oN ans,ugs by
and modern Artists Epgrsvings Vases Parsn
mens embroidered Lace CuraDs. French Shade Pier aud
Ytnel Mrcrh Bronze Clock year. supeb Brorzes
elegant Vases Richly panscd Couches Chsrs
vered with velvet; az rosewood PanOfce Stool
Canterbury and Cover; HststaAd 0iclsh stair CArpe
BAR and Spring Matfesses Weather Is. ds sheets
Brussels and ipsratn Carpets Extension sable Waraees
sseeoaId China Glaes siverware Table oat.cv3, Ac.
KoeAers Soosstand 70 Aiso large and desirable assot
sale viii mHsace Opposite required Of al gurcLss.rs.
n. BIhe above residence for sale lea For farther
particulars inquire o. the aucticnecrs.
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4 uC1ION rOilCE.
a RluH AND COSTLY HoUsEuOLD FURNITURE,

4 UC1ION rOlICE
a RlVH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROsgWCOD PIANOFORTE.
HOLLYWOOD PARLOa SUITS, IN BS0CATEL.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BnUkZks &C.
This day Monday q. the elegant private residence, lee
20 DOMINANCE Al rWO u CLOCK PHKuISnLY,
The safe mprtes the entire contents Of the house TIE
Gle Parlor Fuyniu-e made TO order and In sol
.ocd and in bocate The whole viii be sold to the
b,ghsst bicder for cash
ELkGANT sEykN OCTAVE ROsEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Music nAB!kET, STOOL AND COVER
1hee elegant ful! suits OF rosewood Parlor Furniture in
rich brocate velvet Ecgerc so,eudd ronxes
Paintrgs rich vsues marble PeecstSa and Lace Uar
ta,n 9nAs Lonnets with Arm Chairs to match; Centre
E usean s1d Lava Orr aments roewod suresus
Maeses, Beds and BEDDING rosewood and Cottage Ohais
Sofa Bedstesfs Exenson Tables siserwarc rich ChtrA
Glass Of eyei1 descrp,on sorDg vslu bic coeeton q
Bale to in the dining two clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

---.----DKY GOODS. sc.
a. No. 400 sahsaeA aF CLEARING sA.x
DIRT SooDs,
FROM as TO 90 KS re SEsf s. h ss:s ,Hu cos, OF
are Offering a, s saahANo' Ara'ASoE 90
~uo1s i: ;rI|' AND sss,s ssa Z: s s..ons
FOREIGN AND Do%ssno DnY GOODS.
LARdE AND CHOICE AssoRrMxNr
oss s.ssibs
cAxxIs HAIR kp saaaas, 1Sssaxzss STELLA
WORCESTERSHIRE SKINNER a}GSs sHAwIs.
NE" sAay s;, Ss sssHsss1S
CLOTHS c4ss1nEEH HSAI ES.sI.Isos yHsr1sss &C.
&C. pieces ss Mssrnss c,sss fs. coo .s
yard vide french G & leo sss and s,ut. from
"a sos ~! fCp from 81 to 10 cents y
M pieces g,yS GSeas io, Ara cling Dresses M cents pc.
rs 55s ssxs sHsisP s rSgs at 80 cents per gard
Trcmti q to So per Robe.
s,'l i ssat + o s. ~ &c. Rec
gss ?1as pinsa 3 osnd'' at
go p.ess Domestic aid hpssh Lawns, fast ooiors at
s sssas AAPHses ySa Y 70 cents
pieces Barge Ansa. yar,s wide a. IS cents per
20 plees Mozambique, yards wide from Go to 70 cents
oarsApl,h S SsFsHlnO THEIR ACTUAL VALUE
nc sad per nEf; esss u G s p, s
" 10 e ents per ,ssd ,,,,,v
yard ur~.s sis eioce ststs rum " Genus per
pieces oGsNADiNEs fror 20 to 80 cents per yagd;
is sGa and mi FL FACE MAs,1LAs and
'r STsfk CODE ss l RID Sssi IN rsorenr1os
Ci-ers eLd sliensrs Visiting he city respectfully
yted 10 examine our stock srG compare prices before
srRsNa, ADRIAscs GO;
As CpsaAAHs RIBB9N aToRE, s1XlH AVENUE.
asIs5 10 6Hr sais 81 Esr1nK srocx
RIBBONS nBeNaE,s FlG 10y sss Laos, EMBEoI
wHcdE STOCK MJsl b soLb THIS MONTH
ALL MARKED
q, such low ures sss of the entire stock by
5000 yards R,ssors, 9, 4 ys ssad seen.. .y.a
s
selling SSsa same
'i EsSihs
CUbHMAN'S,
No 48B Sixth Avenue corner OF Twenty eighth street
AT VI. X. PEYTON'S
a NEW STORE
Ladies' viii lid immense stock of
NEW And FASHION ABLE DRESS GOOOHt
Purcf used during the past eeS
At AUCTION. FOE CASH,
And from importers and Jebbes who wanted the CASH
such prices would convince
abs LJtCOLN HIMSELF
that "senebody has hurt; determined to
s 1s 70 hSa a. = VIII DO
". Il. PkYTON,
I'll Bowery, rear Houston street.
A ESIGNEE'S SALE
. LACE MANTILLAs, LACR POINTS.
FU5aER AND RIAL LACE.
Also, q iaIge assortment of
DRy GOODS or ALL INSCRIPTIONS.
The entire Stock must be
Closed out In 30 Gays
dor the Assumed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
A CCTlON NOTICE LARGE SALE.
"A Rich and c6stly Household furniture
E1egsnt koeew God pianofor.e.

EtgHht KOeeW God PiAnDfoT.e.
Rosewood 5Iior Suits. In bsocatel
Valuable y, niings, Artistic Bro2zes, Marble Gcoups
Mondsy, june "a, at the elegant mansion
No. go West Fourteenth street, Eighth
mencing ct eleven O'Clock
The ae opmpxse3 the entire contents the house. The
elegant uTiOr furniture 20 oder solid
rHewood end satin brocae :he whole viii oe sc.d The
hehet bidder cash raiu shine Offering extyaordIar7
nduo ncps TO purchasers the entire furniture OF the
house muet he removed Immediately the house having beeu
solo
Elegant rosewood octave Paaefor.e finished all round
DC; ccst $40.
Music Cabinet stool AID embroidered Cover.
Three fu suits OF Pai.or Furniture IN rich
bro tade and yeye rosewood ktegcres splendid
Paintings, rich Vases Marble Pecesias six Gnd Lace Cur
aits, IWRish Lounges, with Arm Chairs match Centre
Sofa and Ter 2gbies Forentine Mante And der Mirrors
Etgscan and Lava Ornamt n!s rosewoSd buresI, Red
bronze and marble Clocks rose yecd and Cottage
Chairs two sofn Becsiea6s Extenson Table
rich china, Ivory, and Silver Cutlery Fok Spoons with
es ga.. ruby GLASS Of every DESCRIPTION forming ysuaols
Works of Art The soods exhibition by catalogue
Sal to commence in dining at eleven cock precisely
Eeahe men VIII be at the sale 10 remove the goods for
chasers. No postpopsment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

4 LPERr II NICOLAY. AUCTiONEER WILL egLx.
a this day ond. June ~ at l2s oolock At the stock
sa!esoon NO 5s iam street good variety OF
nyestmer Fer fun par.icslArs see Courier aud Enqurer
sues be obtained 1t the sslesco Next regular sale
Thurst sy June n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
NJ. MfRwlN. AuCTIONEER.
a. By BANGS, MERWIN i co.
irving Bult'nge, J9t and i9hs Broadway
MONDAY EyENlNG June -, at ~ o'clock,

VALUABLE fbIVAfE LIBRARY
OF Ergih and American Hcoks cmErstpg variety of the
beat editions Of standard wcrs all deparfmens inc
choice illustrated DO oks many Of tnea richly bound in
calf ard half calf co.ecaon OF popular
Misc llane1us publications.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

TEN y'RAEs, IN WASH.
e sell II NE sovereign
nc Il 90 take Fort Sumter 7;
Remsrkst,e, yeedst's anA
g -cu's; Bcrd scosevv,
hS,.-.-t; =. ...Ss i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

LARGE ORDBR RECEIVED $4,000 WORTH OF
"a cast Of Clothing 70 purchase within one month, tor
tne California naxfet; Furniture. CARPETS &c Ladies
gentlemen win mo- pretend to offer 80 Per cent than
any other dealer but guarantee to pay Tie utmos, value
and 70 han,bug Please call address f. II 70 Sixth
opposite WaVeglry pace Ladies' attended by mrs
r Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
rvryry n. I,FFps AUcyyoNEPR -1ypNvyN

HHHns CT. Wi cell % TnesSsy 1--we ;. =, 1cn
clock the sslesroom, q Nassau street general
Of Household urrisurc cohasng OF Brsaes and In
ny end black walnut Nedsesc mahogany 70 Is aud Chsrs
wood suit IN ocaie Abrsy Table mahogany
ne Top Centre Table nipple care eea, Che' oak srte
~ 1919; FL. ''v1e tyEtsvtrc@ *'--sa ~ rs,
kiscssn eas riaJe waich vas aaR w. vQaraoeos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
NEW FOUNDATIONS.

A EOCh, HAD IN A GeRRRl
a tng.ons no bookseller w.iliu!
Bsile Of FOUL. Cs,ol.ns. chewing
VIA. VIII the Old DoT'ai,n doY
interesting, s. crn.s; Elie Book,
1sstSc, q B, s,fra@ ru-ts
1UtkEg, s1e3A so< fuuAlsaer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

uENRY H. LEEDS. AUCfIONEER --HENRr II.
LhEDe co win seal Of auction, on Monday June ~,
Store and Restaurant cunsisng OF biac Walnut top uoun
ter black warus Tables Casters Crcckery and Iaes Gare
Cooking Ranges. git frame Oil Paintings and kngrayings
shade and screens Coorg Utensils &c e,abraczng every
article fonnd.lu frs. oiaaA restaurant
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A ssleSIA' SALE o,
LACE MANTILLAB LACK POINTS,
fUSaEE AND EEA LACE.
A,eo, q iaIge assortment of
DRY GOODS Or ALL EEsCRlPTIOES
The entire Stock must be
Closed out In 80 Gays,
b. order Of the Assignee,
. A. q. HODGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

CCTION SALE OF READY MADExCLoTHIEG "A
"A CEIsTAhAH, aucsioneer, will SELL this day, June
ent o. seesonsbe Clothing comprising Coih Cashmere
satin Cloth Caps Linen and summer Pants; BLK, Satin, Vel
vet other vests Also, at II O'Clock. fawnbrokes sale
Of Mems and womens Wearing Apparel b. order Of j. J.
LEVY as 6ixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

and every Saturday, at DON Eon pier H. North river.
BATES on PASSAGE. 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Is Y-uo
w ye Mss WELLINGTON, the great Engish pro-
1ie,ss The best Of y and cannot be eIcsd CAa be
suited personally letter. all eeirs OF life
Iswt suits Journeys atesnt frislds love- oourshp
riaee, health wealth, ard who will reclaim drunken and
s I'll husbands Miss W. IS the only person this
vi has TIE genuine komsn and arabian slsman for love-
luck all business seia and for
ATE Delay not consult this naturally e' beautiful
young LADY. LUCKY numbers given. highly respectabll
city reference Ca be NJ her residence I'll sixth
lue, opposite Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

Psssecsers forwarded to Havre, Bremen Rotterdam Ant
wep, &C. at reduced through FARES Persous wishing 70
thasr friends tickets here NJ the following
rates g New Yoak:Trn Liverpool or Qusenst sxn fest
cabin S76 ea6 and Cb; Storage from liverpool $4O from
queerstown $50 These steamers have superior accomno
dacns passengers and carr surgeons Tney
nhAsegs beard For further informs ion apply IN Liver
cow WIZ INA No. St. Enoch square; ia Queenstown,
10 q. W D. SE1 MOUR 4 Co. in London. TO ElV Els 4
MACY, 81 King william street; IN Paris 10 JUf.Es De
OCUk,s NO Place de Ia Bourse In hiadephia to JOHN
a. DALE. is9 Wanns s'rns. q a. the cSnmpanys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

h Captain Jas A Uuucnt,
VIII resume her Ieguar trips to nanks corumencus
ndAy JrAe Is and every day during season
SsHs Iso,h & xE, 71A H.; Tn,s,,sh st., N X. SEQ
P PscSa ssis os" s: SO sfssas s' go
esfrcshments Of all kinds, fishing tackle, bait. &c. fur
bhed bc8rd at reasonable By Robert Stfil
and fasoraby known a tae popular steward Of tais
Q.
as is OF the delightful excursions out Of New
r. Afording fine view OF tho ocean, also the govern
nt Notifications IN our barber.
- TOT Ge excursion. ~ ANTS
ha boat can Ne chartered evening evonrsloos pp,y
noara " 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
FOURTH OF JULY.

We would cal the attention Of city and country obbe and
retailers extensive stock Of sale Fire Eracs
Jooeck and the usual variety or articles re-
nured fcr e0rekeepers' and private exhibitions
Dssusys for ofoS with DEVICES notices. &c, TO any ex-
II - sTdre.ss - a. Jos. @. EDGE,
~ 70 "ANA 81 Maiden lana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-21
ARaIraIn Kenfnc Ky

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.-The publication
of the Courier has been suspended on &C.
count of its seizure by the Government
Efforts are making to resume its publica.
ton under different basis. g
The departure of steamboats, down the
river is interdicted unless government Of
fcer accompanies them.
The report of the burning of the bridge
over the Louisville & Nashville road al
Newlin is contradicted. No trains from the
South to-day. No telegraph communities
ton South of here for three days.
An sorts of conflicting rumors concern
ing movements along the line of the road.
Nothing accurately.
No organized Tennessee troops are known
to have entered Kentucky along the line of
the road.
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has been here
In consultation with Gen. Anderson. He left
for home tonight ht- -1aza
Cannon and other arms were received
here, from the State Arsenal, tonight
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-21
FROM WASHING TON.
arRALn's coRRrsponarnnr

E WASHINGTON, Sept. Ie.-Geu. Mcclellan
with several Of his staff this afternoon
went to examine our earthworks, gaTrisoned
by a portion of Gen. Franklin's command.
While viewing the enemy's position, Gen.
Mcclellan discovered 500 or 500 of the enc
my approaching about two miles distant
He Immediately ordered several riaed cam
non put in position and sent his compIi-
ments to the rebels in the shape of 20
pound she'll that exploded in their midst
producing the widest conservation. The
whole force was seen to scatter and fly
There is no doubt large number were kill
ed. The enemy did not return the fire.
Gen. Mcclellan, after disposing of this ad-
vancing force Of rebels, directed his atten-
ton to a new battery recently thrown up
by the enemy short distance soilth OF
Munsons Hill, known as Mason's Hill
He threw several shells and shot into their
works, causing some of the hands to knock
of. They were evidently surprised at the
sudden opening of our batteries on them
As they suddenly disappeared and did not
return the fire, General Mcclellan returned
to the city about o'clock at night.
a deserter from the rebel camp at Mum
sons Hill, came into our lines to-day, and
was Immediately conveyed to Gen. McClel-
Ian He states that Gen. Beauregafd and
Johnston were both at Munson's Hill yes
terday, and made thorough reconnaissance
Of our position. He says there are only
about 1000 soldiers at Munson's Hill, and
that the main body of the troops are ct Fair
fax and Centreville. He says JEFF. Davis
was at these two points on Tuesday, and re-
viewed the troops in person. He saw JEFF.
Davis at Munson's Hill yesterday, examin-
ing our works with a glass He does not
think, from all he has seen and could learn
as private, that there are over loo, 900 men
at all these points. Fifteen thousand were re-
ported to have been sent from Manassas a
| few days ago, TO Northwestern Virginia
| When asked if he thought the rebels were
I going to make an attack on our lines, he
replied that they were daily expecting an
attack from our forces. He states distinctly
that he never heard the inteation expressed
by the rebels of making an attack on ouI
| entrenchments.