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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
The Luxury Of d R1fh.

Smith was a man who never pernst-
ted himself to be outdone->he could
do whatever anybody else could
Smith met Brown in . bath aoon, and
Brown, knowing the others peculiar
conceit, said that he (Brown) could en-
,ture . hotter bath than any livmgman.
Tncr"at Smith fired up, and a. bet was
made. Two bathing tubs were prepared
with six inches Of cold water LII each.
The fellows stripped ana, seporated by
a cloth partition, each got ii and let
in the hot water at the. WHI-the wa
ger being as to who would stay in the
longest with the hot water running.-
Smith drew up his feet as far as possb-
be from the. boiling stream, while
Brown pulled out the plug in the bot
tom Of his tub. After about a half a
minute quoth Smith =
"iEow is it Erown-pretCy warm p
"Yes," says the other, cts getting
almighty hot. but | guess [ can hold
out minute vet"
80 can L." answered Smith. Scis-s'
-squib.-lightnin'.-lt's awful =
Fifteen seconds, equal to half an
hour, by Smiths imaginary watch.
Il say, over there, how is it now:
ooh, it's nearly uFto the bilm' pint
-whew-Christopher" aswered the
diabolical william, who was lying in the
empty tub, while the hot water passed
out Of the 's@ape pipe.
By this time Smith was splurglng
abo1t like boiled lobster, and called
4 say, over there, how is it now?''
"Hot as the devil" replied Brown.
:sbut-wbew! -scis-s-s!-l guess L can
hold out another minute. :"
"The deuce You can!" shrleked the
now boiling Smith, who rolled oat and
bolted through the partition, expecting
to find the other quite cooked:
you Internal rascal why didn't YOU
why, didn't agree to-" said ths
imperturable joker ''why'n thunder
didn't you leave yours OUT:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

| derlng on that river, giIdes between
the towering cliffs Of IIarpor's Ferry.
where spreads out before the admlring
eye view that Jefferson thought II
worth voyage across the Atlantic t.
see, and huIries onward past Cnmber-
land, to encounter the difficulties pre-
sented by the rising country that lie.
beyond. At Savage River the road is
carried more than fourteen miles up a
continuous grade Of one hundred anG
sixteen feet to the mile. \ few mile
further betWe n Alt2noHt AMI O1'l
land, is the spot where the mountain
streams divide, flowing Oh one side to
the Atlantic, and Oh the other to The
Gulf Of Mexico. The solitude Of tn
region, beautiful as it is with rich hem
locks and frs and thick loayed laurel
and grand with ics roar Of torrents,
rushing over rocky beds, and with tav
sonbrc. gloomy mountain wall; is most
impressive. At Rowlq :ol*5 begins
the celebrated Cheat R.Ter region,
which rivals the mountains, lakes auj
gIen5 Of Scotland and SWitz"ri2nd.-
For miles the train runs along the steep
mountain side, gliding over ant under
projecting cliffs nov hemmed i'll on
all sides, with no visible or apparently
possible outlet; and now, IL q turn
OF the road, presenting view
of or extended valley, lying hundreds
Of feet below, traversed By q dark riy
er, beside which magnihcpnt forest
covered slopes rise from the waters
edge to the high, preoipjtoa7 peaks
above. And thus, fer many miles, the
eye is delighted with glorious scenes
that are rendered the more attractive
bv the vast efforts OF human energy
and skill by which they are reached.-
Gliding swiftly oyer bridges and via
ducts, crossing streams ani r2viAcs at
a fearful height, the travellers enjoy
mont is heightened by the pIoa~urablc
excitement sprnging from . conscious
ness Of security even amid terrific dan
gers, amid which he would seem to be
wholly "out Of humanity's reach. .
The beauty and magnifcencc Of the
road seem to be in proportion to its
difficulties, which are the greatest be
tween Piedmont and the Kingwood
Tunnel, where, through subterranean
pass Of four thousand one hundred
feet, the road finally leaves tue noun
tains.
The Baltimore and Ohio road stands
as noble monument Of tEo enterprise
Of Baltimore, and the skill Of the great
engineer, Latrobe. May it long re-
main as firm bond Of commercial, So
cial and political Union !-BaHinaore
ADericQ1a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
We copy the following from the
Bayer valley DOWN n.conI:

y
Bayer Valley (Iow& I'8cord::
"The mail carrier between this place
a1d Decatur, when about torty-.iye
miles from here, on his return trip, was
staltIe1 at hearing the howjirg Of
wolves, anI turning to ascertain the
proximity Of his danger, discovered, at
no great distance pack Of q hundred
or more wolves, apparently frenzi2d
with hunger, and with lolIing tongues,
rapidly ie>senino the distance between
them and the horror stricken mail car
rIer.
Viewing thus his danger with des-
peration lent by despair the mail car
rier.imneliateIy put whip to his horse,
hoping to gain a place Of refage ere
the hungering wolves con!d overtake
him ; but the wolves gradually gained
upon him, he beginning to think his
sands OF life nearly run out, when sl1l-
denly q tree presented itseIfto his gIal-
dened vision, for which he rode for
dear life, and finally gained the asylum
OF his hopes, with the savage beasts
close upon him, and jumped from his
horse on to the limb OF the tree. The
wolves came up in moment and after
how!ing with disappointment for {
short time at the loss Of a warm cap
per, gradually settled down in quietnsIe
to watch their prey.
The carrier remained in this awfa
condition until morning with scarcely
any clothes olr,. having thrown off near
ly all Of his wearing apparel, hoping t.
increase the speed Of his poor animal
At about the dawn Of day the wolves
disappeared, when the mail carrier
nearly frozen to death, fell from thC
tree to the ground insensible. I'm tina
condition our informant who came
along q short time afterward, founC
him, and carried hgm to- y house tfv'
miles distant, whore he recovered sui
f"iently, previous to our informant
danayture . relate The story.
The horse vas chased by Portl59
of the wolves, and /, supposed to .
lost, together with the nl2,-'
The South Carolina militia al
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Senator Howe.

A correspondent of the State Jour.
nal furnishes the following sketch OF
the person and politics ofJudge Howe,
the Senator elect from this State:
Timothy 0. Howe is a native OF
Maine. He is about A years of age
and has lived in the State some six
teen years. His residence is Green
Bay. He is graduate of Bowdoin
! College. He is 4 lawyer, and stands
in the front rank OF the p.Jl.s>Iou L.
the State. lis political ant4codena%
are whig, Of the Seward stamp. IN
1850 his superior GuaIiti cations 50 Il
jurist, led the people, though largely
! democratic at the time, to elect him
judge Of the Northern judicial Circuit,
when these included the coAIttvs OF
ohe0oygan and Fond du Lac, 4, well
as those farther north. At that time,
the Circuit Judges were also members
Of the Supreme Court, and Judge
Howe was for a time Chief Justice Of
the latter tribunal.
In 1851, when the Republican party
was formed, he was amongasthe first to
heartily second the movement. In the
winter of 1855, after his resignation as
Judge, his name was suggested as a
candidate for U. S. Senator, but it was
understood that he held the provision
OF the state constitution which declares
that Judge shall not be elected to any
but judicial Office, during the term for
which they are chosen, binding upon
his conscience, though it might be no
LEGAL disqualification. For the same
reason he had the previous fall declined
being candidate for the nomination
to Congress.
Ia 1856, he was the leading counsel
in the Gubernatorial trial, and man., =
ed that important case with consum-
mate tact and ability. The following
winter he was the most prominent can
dIdate for L. 5. Senator, and came
within two or three votes OF the Honl-
nation. His defeat was partly due to
the combination of other candidates
against him, and partly to his denial
Of the right Of each State to declare
void such acts Of Congress as it's Su-
prcme Court might pronounce uncon-
stitutional.
Judge Howe is nearly six feet in
hight, and rather slender in form. His
complexion is pale; his hair dark
brown, and slightly silvered about his
temples. With high, massive fore
head, prominent nose a little inclined
t0 the roman stvle and 2 frank blue
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
The Silver Cup.

-
The palace OF l'e j''.>" nc -'lo'''i I2 (
was decorated Tor " oa"p'1': = t',2''s. .a1 =.
and wax I-At' o0S.'yt ~. ~ 49, ,,;i1.: ?'1.1v.
rooms, ma.,ta5 ''ln o''9',1 % ,.:' I.!n,'''!
Along the %aI' a,o" ~ o,} liu Io,nath t1,o
tape5VSE % N'21>;'.,-, - ,''s ~ IS,.ys;a Rare
1901 l"J I'I ,,>I, $1,000, stonI on the
vases, ME" '''' 49," =" hroo,l, ,.-1,,(
marble s'a''0>' ''''>' '''Ii, ~. '' I;s'I.,.o 49,
up ike incense o'loI w. IIa, l''I'' t.,,". ro
"reS shl4i'5 IL 'l'<'' Pm lt.,i, ~,
ABOVE. III ''io :, ~ ',+I, ,','' 'flI,oa;". .''
mehSe taoleS Gov I''u t;,,'a, ,.'' IInoa 80
from all ';'n,ts '.nG ,'1as~.n oa.1 ,lo,r and
slueoo''o y 'l''', =. ~ Hthr"nn ljus;c NOW
'lle rlcn , 500 t5 oa,, - ha,|, and hrh float
- !" 'u,' th..,,,''2 90l' IYn nnnn ra,cmont ami
eN' IL va o' ~ ,rl.r,,oIs bv merin
was ans 81 y = - go y '''<s =
sweetness. nv ~, 7 l.;r
All was Fca'I' "0 ''0olo I .'''>' ~
ted poured into lAe gorgeous s'',ooIlS' .'l'o
Silks rusueH' i'i''NI0 - 1:'' 4' @'''(t
eled ehoroidt''1' 1'''9'i''l II 0'i 'Io', = :,
IelVHts' t'f'! c"''5 ,''1 ''''tlo.,3 il,'
tron every up III - = ''>' ''> -'h.D''<'-
TIE haI maj " at'' S,Ii' III '''1 i',''!i -
power v II >1@SNl21, '2' la"5h "tn'
r1anI and ms guests P.1'911 '''-li ~ ~
wine that iiHnjFed years n"l '''9'lo"- ~,
ed. bt2"i.y tle duke ttP.i-'; o"' '''>
brow dtrlen~do AMI his oAteh I''-E,'
With passion, Tor his son sat lAjI'2is't,@7
before his nut"sttJ cap.
>N nereiore i ,.1,.: ll' A5Flty "1-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
rJ \ very sensible man. sometime

-, \ very sensible man, sometime
AGO, introduced to- his SON. about six
years Of sge, little brother, who had
Just arrived in this world, which all
agree in abusing, but none like to part
with it for better. The boy looked at
his infant brother with some pcrpIexi-
t., and then raising his eyes to his
father, inquired:
"}Fhero did YOU get it:"
"Bougllt it, my son, said the father
with q Iaughable gravity.
Again the boy looked at the baby,
and after short time sagaciously ask
ed:
"Nhy didn't you pick out q white
one, father?''
The father was regularly cornered.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
~ A Missouri legislator, who VIZ

~ A Missouri legislator, who was
opposed to project for a new eotat'y
"came down. upon the locality after
the following original style:
''The soil is SO poor that it would not
GROW pennyroyal. Sir, you might NOV
the country with a razor, and rake It
with fine tooth comb and you would
not get fodder enough to keep slcF
grasshopper through the winter. oIr
thew plant corn with croW-bars, ant
hold the sheep by the legs while the!
nbble the grass in the cracks OF th<
cliffs"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
s- We heard couple Of pollt

clans MS Yesterday sighing over the af-
fairs Of the nation. L wish, said one
of them, ''Oad Jackson was IN Old bu-
ehanan's place" Il amt so particular
about THAT" retorted the other. i q
be satisfied if old Buchanan was In Old
Jackson's place"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

! High words-converSatlon IN a
! balloon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

The South Carolina mitjtla arc
"spilin for fight"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

& IaL Carrier Attacked by wolves
-Et2.rOEy Ei3cl:3o.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

The weather is very cold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

MATRlMoNIAL-A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN. OF
M high standing, of rfneent and educ Ation plea ing at
dress ~ name domestic habs and temp rrs
all things pertaining the
Torn but entire Ia
this ct seess this novel, hut b considered honorable
melt cd OF formf The scquaint OF lady OF resuea
bt iy and honorable motives of refined feelings CONES. ia
nature and means whose am wcud be to make nome he
moet social and agreeable tpo sih TO KIND ana
husband when tho and perpsi OF ousness ore
over The advertiser not are Of III very delicate sep
lady take TO an aovertsemeo OF this
A but as this Ia nsereo >od faith and through ho,or
ab motives no d of the 81 sensitive aud delicate
feeiprs NEED testste respond all correspondence
viii lie bed inrioise sad returned desired; besides
LADY aive nd IL she Is satisfied hst
The what he rep.eents and sorhy OF her
fdepc~ that would be agreeable,
of The high 81 character VIII be glen even before
proper fully himself poa III adver-
ks that correspondents viii write fully Of
tbs mselves The circumstances vnl admit this .
eacstr master when we'd IN iva seri light It Is hooed
Jtba lade- will Keep heir counsel aud cndte
until they The result Of their correspondence Many may
dist finobiN sfSertiss nsnt the
srvprt,ss hopes this may exception and lady
highest social standing red have decscy nene
Grence, thar honor and couf which
ehcud be in the bcs O. thetrae seatemsr
VIII be sic9insd Address, this week Pedro dc Cessra
station q $50 Broadway, New York city,. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

IErsEESDN,!LLE RAILROAD Ftksx MvRrG a az
q Bonds -CFroE or TITO JEFfnesoHyiLtE q. 20, JEr
ind Msy ~ 1864 no ice hereby given that
Hi Dpany Is to redeem the fist day OF July
nes atibe oce o. tie Uni ed States rust Company. Nav
YORK cy, &c oa est offer below par OF It's first
Mo,gsg. Bonds Agreeable 70 e provisions Of contract
ebgf rds bearing da - april a. 1850 offers for tn,
OF tsd brnos etoud addre scd uder sa to ufefd
states Company aforessd, aod endorsed 1iiers 81
tho VIE. morsse. eono Tor sond, Of tho e
seeeiytd Noon OF 6rst dsv Of IF ,rrssid
MCCeMPBELL, sec'y and reas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

rhNANSAAhs.
U0 ST BsIMprT o.. B-kKsSS, 70 &c WALL
At Get, CIV YORK tssue letters or credit travellers,
sea1abl 10 81 pas urnps through the Roth
CHI O. OF Par London Frank Vea Naplos aa III E
correspondents.
A TLANsiC SAVINGS BAN <. CHATHAM SO IAoE,
a coIE,r csw Bcwery-Open daily from tt to Ia
P NJ lNpkhEsT CUsM N n, JuLs !, tne NJ
SIX EB CEN1 dep <tts made beHo tina. date,
Iefos'ts ION rs Gents 20 $500 ~ ceiged
JOSEPH r. CoopFf. NJ l.. VAN PELT President
Eu?TF1 BERG FEBRy CosPASy -raE aurrEE
" berg fe sba viii be paid by tel eceraed 81
y stre t. rev ork eli shares he Delivered b
c'e'lt Is Of July 1861 ~ MT >hs Est Of tnA CAPITA VI re
di.poset Of otheratee BY order OF the III cideat.
y tTFJL, sec eiATy IL. PEfEaS.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. 96 VAREEN Il BEET
L Interest alO@ed st the rate OF 6psr INT from
3. to $50 per cent a that amount UIau
dy {, 10 a. n. 10 2P ais Monday, Thursday and
John CAsrREh, President.
VANDERBILT Buxro-, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
NEW YORK HEKALU


uHFpY II. LEBp& AUTvy1aSEs.-ppHxy N
u ltHDs Ca ~il' sell at slcuon On sussdsy, suns
y a. cnth trout OF tore 81 et~m elg
sst nsd- " Isw epo~ 20 o'drr s'sts ex'eoa IA
U npe condition and but little used So 90 >. od WITT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.

O1D RYE wHIsKES.-zElGLsss CkLsBRA rED
~ make Of 1914 l8Onnd 1872 very desirable fo- Gin and
Gyst class bars. For eae by JoANP. KktDv6d 90, II
Water l.ract.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

DECRUITS wANTED-FOR TAE Bx0OKLsN PHA
III lanJ Uol Adams, Of West Point for Company E. Capt
Peck. Members of tho late British voluu invited
teers gwen Immediately rncampm a, on outh srotners
land Harlem. rendeZv 6e6 Eighth avenue
OF Forty second street. Apply before d. to Captain
fcck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

w howOuLD kor q WA cna fukTu NJ fst-,,o "a,
" Sc 3fss @EklfNGfUH the EBel,sh sDtetasa
TIE beet OF sn ind pappni escaled Can be s,ueu.ed
W ouasy OF by letter, all ~sts If lie onncerrins Law
SD t. Jcufatys abs ent friends love nu,tbio mafstsga
neeih welth and .ho sH drunken -nd uusas '
hnslands MISE Is the only this city Sho bss
Che genuine cman AID r.6fsn tali.man Tor love- sooe
Icf SDd AZ bu me- ensrs sod for lie
young lady Lpty nnmoeys gwen Highly resp ectsbis
ayenue opposite Eghth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

A L y ON Notice --MOe "GsQE esLE oF no sc.
hcId eurI nure, aose wood pisnofoie, Velvet hrpes
Fer GLASSES, &c
Don CD Y, srct'onesr vii, sell this ssesroo u
50 rassau street by rider of mo tg g.e o.cwoo, os
PiaI oof made ct7dcer dpthtd hack superior In
suoept; tetset BRUSSELS NJ hree Ply Crpts VOID
srio ues, IN crimson and l.r>on; bocaisl do n
ccto; mahogany Jeto 'eI.s sofes and 10 G-dste
hhn dsnt-l mirrors Saorgsns repct ana lot eed
s$ads word DIRE sir other Bureaus e
ti' atd cottage stead " ssrooes zhosa
apa oak CO. dnrg hsirs and TABLES, Uar cad oiher
utssse, fs'nt nGa, tprravtpIs LsrS and aps ura
FRO, 2, a. rpoln Go k Ga, sand'crs -insers sewn;
to der nLd viii oy peramp ONLY I'D sy ocdsr If
~ N'Xba, Attorney " Nor ayas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

WEsfhkN c. LLFO1IOye-NOT HAVING HAD AN1
deposits not embarrassed BY the currency diff
this of county, and prepared TO
cole nra and receive certificates and checks Chi
baos.rs cvec,i and neg tation We refer to
Co New York, and TO all chicago bankers.
e < Willard CO.,
Excbsnge De.lers, Chicago. III.
We buying the currency OF Illinois and Wisconsin at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

i UsTsALfs PIONEER LINE, CARRYING rds
"A United staea Mai -. hip J0aT BRf AIT, 1T pier |:
Host G te despa'cb.d for NelDo Jug TO- carry
Ing FIRST as,c seccnd cabin passengers
n ". Cad eojN, 80 Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

< al FO0ART, ACQ1I0nEERs Will setJ. ON
Inestsy june e. at iO4 O'Clock At tsn auction
20 forth Aem street ege sse OF d,n.ehod Fur
Iitu CONSISTING " Cat IA stand rteg.re usr,e tip ue,
IH ~ side ye.is nsh esIy eotat Lodges, Looking
Io',st lab French BIDS eads, .atresas, fes +
Bees nd Bddiug Brussels snd grain Narpe,s
onsloth ~a,g crockars one -srr: IA settec countrs,
s]C lot Of c.lla'd Boon Grs FiXtcres rose wood
Y arc robe, Centre bIes Card Table. &,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

VFIFFtM 4 CO AUG ffUNEEEi -
"A. AUCnOH SA lL OF rLtGASc H0USEu DID
FuANi'uhS ~; tisEo soEdH, PA LyA suirs,
ON THIS BAY TrEsDAyh AT icts O'CLOCK.
At tie private residences SO West Syteepth ttr e bstwesn
Fi,h and Sixth avenues
The pr pert Of family rel,rqaishns boasek sAping
Consist OF God ttanofor t'srpe e. suits
Mhr"s bro'de,ed lace Curtains srenca snad,s
ttegtrss. y ere sry and book.Ae Gard sb,4s br>oz.
Oh cks ard labras Chandeliers Oil Pauirgs Epgrsvcg.
ye'v' feeepiion BARS Concn,s, Arm Chus, esres md
Dresden cbiHA ruaocats Centre TAB it<ys ark =.
BILE Hats oicl th md Stair Ssst -sds
~asbsarts hair ana sfrng Mat rssses Bru s.s wnt,n
NO Ingram arptts % CbBirs, fdebo ~, Eyensoc
be cttra Dnrer srd Tea et cryeat and ruoy sa sxs
.s,t,s &c .,,yer plated poems, soro carle cu-
oval Muors Tahle Isuen. ee,vars rapS Rugs ls) q
lags trnen' naeut gttchea Furniue
u want Of first ciss turnure III do vel 20 attctd
Saie peYtmyt tors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

THOR CeLTEO RrIA. VIA Pa ANA.
II rst will leave FORK the 1st I'LL
and 2st each mouth e2cep WIEN tneas dates fall
sunday when the day OF departure sill the aiond.
folio sirg,
fright passage apply at TIA only Office No Bowl
frg GTesn. - Us ALL en-, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

HkNhY "a. lIEEaH AT 0Tt.NtKR-E 'NET
II lFtLs & vii! seNi Al Al ton r~duesfAy iuNs
~ IT Q cell CD al 7Is Fourth r'y hrst
thee-txesuors a- b e.tlre Furpan-- cut .inte .,
safe hct sn mae To o.dsr oreAy fg the family
sod by crc-r of zoe xscl spg a. Velvet nnd s
feis Ca PEE !ere' Mseie AID ser Hi--oss Wees
nicea 70 mach, pArasAk Curpms Lace Co. ~oot
fsor eui,s eve ed In nh none'e Cen,re sabe tau
~ too; haucs i.rs e1~ Gs F5ures Clocks ,td Va
Fer CD "a Int oic~e Ctio~ 3ass ana Plated Ware.
ns'nu 1ahfs DC B,Srooms--N All ,e@ry ssds e-ds.
Hstdrobes. Waststepds IRE sirg Bureau rbsr, a.,
fecs, nst,tssts. hsddrr &C ~ hogsuy ut. u hair
cish, ost cts sbd other F'rt Iuciuttpg Ltchr
are 40 be sod without reserve 10 clio tns s.tata
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

DKYANTs EtNSfRELs
ID Mechanics HE'LL Az Broadway, above Grand street.
Honosy, June u and every night during the week.
The GGko PATd,
Or they would be Of Malta
EPA b. RS AND DAN BRYANT
the candidates, OF d tttir burlesque sketch,
TUE ,TkANuER
1be Stronger Dan Mrs Taller Eph 6oru
"Ba.s hats de matter Born BeladA Plan
Doors open curtain at o'clock. Tickets Is
Il 4H IA A4 Broadw~B.
Grand Change Of Performance. Several acts An q
tsectiye Gestures
MISS Julia AUS IN.
MSS JOLTA AUnTIN,
MISS JULIA AUSTIN,
The highly accom- pltshed and talented Vocalist.
NEW BALLh1s BT PAUL BklLLIANx.
VIZ: e~lRt1 OF T5E Moth;
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MILE CLARA, MILE CLARA.
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JENNY ENGEL. JENNY EN0Xx.
AND THE GREAT BALLET COMPANY
CHAnLEY WHITE Acting Manages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

CVt woULD GAIL ATTN eLCN TO 9HE sALe Or
w valuable pr perty TO be Id at ctNn by II LUU
low co todsy (fuesoa!t, at |! 0'clUs, al the Mer
cbss is Ell ths- te
Bal hiD1k, L. I-El. CANT country seat known as Dell
wad
II Bs's RERBY, II I,-aandaont county house known
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT HcUsgHOL Id FIR.
n,u,e this day tnesday) a. II O'Clock precisely the
piivct reoenc 10 ,enth STREET betmeea bird Fourth
aveufs fe doors from Broad consisting in Of
cosiy sero"d Ptto,ore fee su OF paror ~ nitnrs
coteed With gropn gold and blue setin 30 seg
Oh Painting rar'or rnsu,en's Curs'ns sofas. Rock
epTtng eud Gene Chars Bedsea's
stns, G6mmodes pure ueir satress- rloss X'rrora,
pets, Ha'staud &n By order OF So nuel W. Judso1
ney JOSEPH L. eMirh & Co Aucionee~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

{1LNnHELS ARR aArP01NTED< Till FINDING
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can be ccssu!ied IA usu- or by letter 70 box 500 Bos
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

i )NCcLN 6BEENs. Coz ONBL BYRON WAIVED
- few picked JOIN the ab,ve rsment OF M1uated
DIrK~L. ms and sest hrt.e nth =, bet Seen
ten O. cloca A spd eight oct ok p. NJ BY ord.r
G. F. D[CKnI., Comma adlng Mcss 5ansdrou.