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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
LOST.

OST-LlTTLE GIRL a bout three years old
- r., n 10 Centrai avenue, hetweeen Fourth
bhu run hri name Is Anna, aud she will ans wer
L. II, Lut she chu ut talk. Had a light spotted
hre's on, dTah CATERS and has light hair. se3-bS
Gsl In al etore on Fifth ST., a leather Pocket
~ book, c.n aini SS, ~ a r. o. recent of SO.
The ii der is welcome to the money If he Will re.
turn the receipt as do not wish to accuse the party
susRected Address A. Fl Press Office, se3.b*
OST-DOG-OuS Saturday on long WOrth.st or
~ 'entral-av, a black Newton udlahd Pop, ten
weeks %, marked with tan feet, white on tip OF
toes and tail Any one Ietur' ing it to 2S3 Sixth.
street will be literally rewarded se3 b%
0ST-A CERTlFICATE-FJr Jr 100 Shares Little
~ Miami X h. Co, Stock No 4254 standing in
Inc same Of the undersigned aud by hiuu assigne ed
IN blank supposed In transmitting from New York,
last May: Tue public are cautioned accordingly.
au23-h" JAMES @. GREGORY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

q, REMoyEp.--The Gipsy Doctor, owing TO
the rush" has taken larger suit of rooms.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
STRAYED.

STRAXRD-OR sToLEN-S3 reward-a large
- white Sow, with small piecI Of right ear cut
She was taken on the 3Oth Of August from the land
ilR. The MI der will receive the above reward by
leaving her at No. IS Water-st. se3.b$
STR AYBD- cow From the subscribsr's pre.
- mises On Southern avenue, Mt. Auburn, Satur-
daV afternoon. a black and white muley Cow ANY
one returning her q me, or giving Information
where she may be found, will be rewarded
se3b| TH0S HEATON,
TRAYHD-OR STOLEN From the su5.
- scriber on uarr-st Cincinnati, on or about the
26h Of tugEst, 1861, Red Cow, about six years old
with white star in forehead and brass balls on her
~ Usrr.st, will be liberally rewarded.
bu3lc@ ID. q. HEDGES
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
TAKEN UP.

VUNAHEN UP-A RED COW-Heavy with calf
Ihe owner can have her by calling at 81 Har-
riet. ST., and paying charges.
se3CS JAOOR HEIGHT
NNAKEN IP-A MULE was taken up on the
II Goth ult, The owner can have the same by prov.
ing property and paying charges. HUGH WIN
STON, at L. Il. Biggs Co.'S, "a Public Landing
lst3-b"[
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
City ~ ews.

SEE advertisement of Paquito Pelleprin.
matchmaker and jeweler, in another column,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
BOARDING.

RQARD1NG-Famiies and single persons can
NJ be accommodated wi h board, by applying at
1a4 Broadway. Dsy-boarders wanted se3- b.
HEOARDlNG-Private, at No. 22f broadway,
aS next to Seventh st. Terms, So so per week
cay boardS SZ per week. sea. b.
RkOAR DING Pleasant front rooms, suitable
~ for families, or single gentlemen, with first
Cass board Prices to suit the times, at 100 Long
worth-st corner Of Central. .av. se3.b*
ROARDING-nre family aud single gentlemen
A1 can be acoomm dated with board, in a small,
private family, Oh reasonable terms, at SIS East
IhlTd st between Broadway and Ludlow. SEQ b.
EpOAH DING-A gentleman and his wife, or two
AB single geDtlemsn, can be accummod atod with
pleasant room with good board, in a private
Elm ss3-hE
RuARDlNG-One large front room on second
hDhoOr, suitable for family or single gentleman,
with tTst-Class board Also one or two day hoard
eTs can he accommodated at 225 West Fourth. st.,
between Plum and Central avenue sei-b|
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
FOUND.

FOUND-NEWFOUHD DOG go About a
- week ago, which the owner can have by calling
az q b BRUCE'S Carriage Ware. room, corner
Ihlrd and NlLe'sts and Iiug charges. se3.b*
REMOVALS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTRD-A SITUATI0N-0f any kind, by
w boy, aged thirteen years. Will work for
his support, or II be has to Keep himself will be
thankful for Sl per week. No objection to the
country. Address s. B. O call at office, 70
West SiXth-st. sci. b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

WANTED BOARD-A gentleman, lady aud
w three daughters want permanent board in q
MesteIn Lands would be paid; Or he. would rent a
dwelling of rooms, and pay the rent in Lands,
se3.ct O. BRADLEY. so West Third st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTED-AGENTS -Eyery; where, to sell an
w entirely new, useful and valuable invention.
$50 to 800 per month be made Sample and
particulars sent recent of twenty five cent post
age stamp Address WHYTE & Co., Box 2, 500,
Post. office sell
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

IA ANTED-All who are sick, ip doubt, or in
w trouble, or wish to hear from absent friends,
to call upon the Gypsy DOCTOR, who will describe
your trouble vii hout asking questions. Ofhce, No
22S West Third. street, adjoining st. Johns Ho-
tel. Consultation fee, as cents, se-3g'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTBD-A SITUATION-By a practical
wy Landscape Gardener and Florist, who thor
puehy understands all its various branches, with
the most receut improvements the laying out of
new grounds in modern style, &c. He would like to
fake charge of the grounds Of q city town Gene
terry, Lunatic Asylum, or private places. Best of
reference as to character and ability to fulfill the
above. Apply at the Office of this paper, or address
a B at Versailles. Woodford County, Kentucky,
r-box I31. jy25.fw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTRD-TO RENT WITH BOARD-A very
w pleasant, airy front room, second story, TO a
gentleman aud lady or two single gentlemen.
Terms moderate. References exchanged. Apply
at Northwest Plum and Perry sts., entrance
on Perry. se3.b*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTED AGENTS TO sell Lloyds new
w military chart styled Military Portraits"
Retails at 30 cents. Also nine other new War
Charts. Agents now operating clear from so to S6
per day, see the country, and do q vast amount of
good by circulating such useful articles Address
or call on MUMFORD & CO.. SO and 40 West
Fourth ST., Cincinnati. ge3l-am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

IN ANTED-Good Photographs plain or cOlored
Wv in oil or water cOlOrs You car get them at
UOwAN's Photograph Gallery, 2l West Fifth st
at prices the lowest in the CITY, Old pictures copied
and enlarA ed to any size. se3-b
"ArTED-A new style of fancy case Uuion
w frames and pssspetropes have arrived at
COWAN's Gallery, % West Ffth-st They are
very beautiful. You can get them for the same as
you have TO pay for common ones in other galleries
a list of prices to be at the door. se7-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

~ANTED-Eyery body to know that they can
w get Pictures of all kinds for one-haf the
prices that others charge, at HEWITT u KEEL
IYS Gallery, No. 2S West Fourth-st. No extra
charge for children. All work warranted to please,
TiV3-tf1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW-That
w C0WAN'S magnificent Gallery OF Art, at %
West Fifth o., is the finest largest and best ar;
selection Of Pictures on Fifth the most Of them
on Fift b can be Seen at C0WAN'S, No. 22 West
Fifth st. se3-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

"ANTPD-CLERK- steady, reliable m an
w who can loan his employer $500 to 900 cash
I'm mediately, on good security, procure a per
manent ard easy situation at a salary of S75 per
month Address BROKER, Box ,229 P.O. se3. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE Old Point boat
brings the following:
Fosr MONROE, Nov fs.-The steamer Rhode
Island has returned from Key West and the Tor
tugas, but brings no news. She came up by the
Gulf stream, and saw nothing Of the feet. The
spaulding Is expected from Hatteras tomorrow.
Three small gunboats have to day arrived en- route
for Hatteras Inlet. No news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HAIL. (wAszNsrOs AS
sKNBLT RooMs,l
rear Of 81 BEN ss ITEs tnS s sISiRi H0's
VIM VIM he sF Fis, rs IL slS 70 ah.u.
FFFkkSk bkkSS%%Eki
The chief impersouator Of the Happy Darker for
the past fifteen years The ousinstor Of the STYLE
hss nS him. dos: S
him in connection With the Sails LIshts lem san
ns@. s.s own
TO see FIsnh Broyer, e TO see the sctual natY.
eriticism and oonundrsm: Of the the - ssasss ss
bIaeked
HE Voc S%9 HssDtshRa iesoLI.
FRANK BRaaWEERR Nd q the c.n..rbur,.
A. Z; e. .s.,,
.Ta snaa sds s'i
Misses Wits, Nernos, Pa kr, Clifton, and
On :as sssS f appear,
WILLIAM wRAY,
THs VARIlTy PKRYoIsER.
ADNIssIor-Psrsuet, IS cents; Psrterre 10 esnts
Door. open 81 Z Commence st1k O'clock. nls-u
ODD FELLOWS HALLS
IMMENSE s s5cdsis s'''' DS''
coNCERTs-cOScEk
i|ss;sS slE;;
Hs.oANri BID R 81 q &.rArER.
"E sEaTFfT o ffScHHSikH Efh S1p aSS 4
"Wednesday Evening, Nov. 2sth, New Attrsctiors
R pSSa Sssn s.Is sOnm'n'ins at 00oss
NATIo NAL CIRCUS:
Ton saa King ..-----Lss:: .s., .sd M.s.ss.
0' '' THiRp WEEK '0'A'' "'nA'''
OF the
First Appearance Of u. Great -.
rofML k LAToY Ara |
And all the sssrs.
Ladies and family ps,tis. VII please not forget tho
On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & sxTURDAG
go SPECIAL NOTICE
tL,A o.yARA,
for limited number Of n,shts Paiaes, tssssioSst
had better secure places in advanse. noyV
w A n 6 TON tn EArEE-
THIS TUESDAY, Neveueey isA.
rae Sk ks fRsEE sfff e ssi :fiE
HRRRNkSS.
a.
The manager rsspeo faly balls ths . tfsunor Of
ne 'a''s MONSIEUR ts,sI' RsE Il kE&sissSS.''' "
A' SRIs fRks ffifH5HiY;ff rs s'''''
5Sss sSs ss:a s sss Sss
TIE SsTioflAsnosse q aERRMANN are eptirsl,
oiieinal. And bovsi, the distinguishing fsstnre
ES tEE ABsRNca OF ANY APPARATUS.
EST iiS5 BIN iRip E4 SNGaG sxIL
fMgESs9EI Pi 81 Ss% M ~: Two PARTS,
R0VbLE VIZ.
BY Mr.. HERMANN and his brother ALfS-
AMBER.
GRAND CONCERT
FULL ORcHEsTRA. 80,
,euvste boxes Sles orchester ebsirs S.-Ss orsss
elrele 81; lartsrre 9li Psrs ust 50 cent. .ey
is2s sSSAss Se S4Gr5ttS1ss sAss =. 4 i
sad .. % aa TuRsBAY S sSsfif < sSssa
The cQmmitt.s yer, respectfully sea,e,. Q. q,
Tickets kfty esnt,. adm ttlns . gentleman AMI
ladies'. cor
Cssmiffss. 80
cor go. siB;s ssssa.. js sss e c'sSsS
NO isIts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
A Rebel Letter from F.rt walker

An ofacef Of the United States steamer BIen-
Vile furnishes the following copy Of a letter
found at Fort Walker, Port Royal, dated
HILTON HEAD, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1851
Dear Brother =: ] wrote you and mother about
two weeks ago; have not received an answer
Rem either. am more than anxious to hear
ffom you and all the family. We are in a fever
e excitement Colonel Hayward received last
night "a order from the Secretary Of War to get
svsrything ready for an attack, for Lincoln 3 feet
has fef for our port. We have about L 500 men
here Colonel Hayward has sent to Savannah for
go more, which are expected to arrive tomorrow
II d Impossible for the beggars to pass our fort
II COR men prove true TO South Carolina. which
hokteve they will, we can give them two shells TO
their one, and any quantity Of hot shot and cold
shot that they need We have plenty on hand
Last week there were three steamers placing
b1oys about three miles from ms, sounding cur
channel. / hope In my next letter will be able
. give you account Of laundering defeat Of
tAs Yankee feet. Say howdye to ali our folks
foe me. am In good health, hope this will ind
you the same Youn, BILLY.
fe IA NJ Schroeder, Esq Charleston, ). c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

DRAD-lieut. Col. Gustav Won Gerber, OF the
Cameron Rides, who was assaulted on the
Avenue last week, aud struck with slung shot
on the head, died last night at Mr.. w Grupe's,
on the Avenue, near Sd street, from the wound
Two men, James Power and Peter strane, who
were arrested byoficer F. King, were yester.
day committed for the murder. Michael Young
was arrested but dismissed. Lieut. Col Won
Gerber was about thrty-s'x years Of age, and
very highly esteemed by his brother officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

III The Republican puts its foot into II" In
its usual clumsy ignorant way in Its denial Of the
announcement In Yesterdays Star, that the De-
partments had resolved to exclude visitors until
after the meeting Of Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

~ Gov. Morton, ofIGdiana, has received two
q the celebrated coffee mill guns which shoottwo
hnndred times q minnie. and vita remarksols
soeureey. They are to be ssnt into Ke1tucsy.
III Last Saturday battery Of artillery left In
Annapolis, Indiana, for Kentucky, anottsr In
veserday, sRd s,!H another leaves on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

III To our Baltimore readers we would say
that the first and second edition Of the Star can
he had In Baltimore Of r. r. Hazelton, agent,
No. "a West Baltimore street, near Gay-the first
edition at half past four and theiecoud at eight
O'Clock, on the arrival Of the trains from Wash
ington giving all TIE latest news from the seat OF
war up to the time Of going to press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

AyPosrKD-John o. Wilson, Of Iowa, has
been appointed to I'd class al 400 PER snnum)
clerkship in the Pos,oaiee Department, vics a. B.
McCisaahan p-omoted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The lstsllig,nesr treats upon " The right of
Search" and the Republicans spon 60 The Cotton
speculation Bubble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

oua PsrgSDs at the various military camps and
petitions will confer favor by keeping us posted
a. 70 movements and stfairs IN their vicinit,es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

The COMMUNICATION Of MIR. Mott, In reference
to the Printers meeting was received too late
for insertion day 1t will receive attention TO-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

DEcRErARr SzwARD.-We are glad to be able
% state that Secretary Seward, who was confined
% his room yesterday, Ii sufficiently recovered to
- engaged at the State Department to-day. He
- not vet well, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
Miss CarlOtta Patti.

The Public are respectfully informed that
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
the celebrated Ca nlrstice, whose great suoc in
the Academies Of Music In New York. hi,adel
phie, and Boston, has pactd her in the front rank
OF living Concert singers, will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
IN Washington at the building formerly knowL as
The TENTH STRKRT BAPTIST CHURCH,
BstIpssx Is aad SIS, ssithia one sauays of Pa ae
on TUESDAY EVENING, November 18th.
GRAND oPgkATIC CONCERT.
M!ss PATTI viii 10 sssisted on this OCCASION by
Nine AMELIA SlRAKOSCH
SIG. CENTlMERI,
The Famous katitons,
HENRY SANDERSON,
The Young American Pianist.
Director and Conductor - Can ScHRRINRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

X ARMY WEIGHT"
DLEACHED and unbleached Cotton lauuels
OF army weight "a quality; Medium. fne and 50
Flannsls. ell grades and widths sA.As
With al other klIts Of Dry foods for the general
One priee only. marked in plain kgures
no,ou fEkkY BROTHER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

pRIME 6QSREN BUFFERS tess, of IN.
4 most choice dairies, Just received and for sals
py WALL q BARNAkD,
Commission Merchau o.
no ~ Cor. south sue Pc. av. and ssh 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

Admission One Dollar Reserved Seats 50 cents
extra. seats can pc secured, commencing on at
ufday, q. m az the Music Seore OF Mr.. Metzerott
no Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
THEIR Batteries.

Gen. Hooker, we learn, expresses that any yes
eel Of any size may now conveniently run the dis,
union blockade Of the Potomsc, the chances being
atty To one that they viii not be bic, and fvs
hundred to one that II hit 70 material damags
viii b. done by the shot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
WHO HR WAS

The 1t Col Croghan killed by Gen. Benham,
command In Gen. Rosecrans' last brush with tho
enemy near 6auley, proves to be a son OF the late
Col. Crohan, Inspector General Of the United
States army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

~UNICN BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
II The annual election for off GERS will be held
a. the Council Chamber, on THURSDAY NEXT
Ghe polls will close at I O'Clock, 8. which time
the annual meosing will be held. Memberr are re-
auestee tn DO present.
no 10 St THOS. JEWELL SEC,
1~ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of
W. the best quality, at SIX Per quart. Hotels
and boarding houses furnished at low rates. A
large assortment of fine Cakes kept on hand at the
Philadelphia Confectionery. corner Twelfth snd F
sts. no lin.
O~THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
u8 will be holden EVERY DAY this week in
the English Lutheran Church. corner of II ard llth
sts., commencing at half past O'Clock D, m 10 be
continued one hour only. Oc Ism
N~CQMPANY" u. 9. ENGiNEERS-
u8 Fifty intelligent and able bodied men
imum fxed by Iaw-l5O men. Inqur at No.
242 street. Pay from SIS to SSi per month,
besides food and clothing. an IL If
o~RESTIVAL-The Ladies Mite socI ETY. of
uS RJlaHd Chapel, will continue their F esti-
val during the present week, at Potomac Hall,
corner Of M aryland avenue and llth street. Island.
ing, for 81 cents. no IS st
o~NI6HT SCHOOL Trustees of FIRST
uS School District give notice that Might
School WILL be opened in the Sopoo House corner
OF and Fourteenth sts., on Tuesday evening,
November 18th, and continue during the winter
months Tickets Of admission will he furnished
Trustees of the District. nov Is st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

General Orders,
The General Commanding the Army desires to
express to the troops his appreciation Of the high
seldierly qualities displayed by the division com.
manded by Brigadier General r. Porter during
the review and evolutions on the 9th instant. The
appearance Of the troops would have done credit
to veterans; and the regulars must look well TO
their laurels II General Porter's division conduct
themselves on the Geld Of battle a. well on re-
view.
The General Commanding thanks General
Porter and the officers and men Of his command
for their excellent military appearance on the
cssion alluded to. He feels confident that such
soldiers can be implicitly relied upon when
brought before the enemy, and he regards the
division as a model for the Army. Let others
excel IL IL they can.
BY command OF Msjor General Mcclellan:
y. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19
By WALL d BARNARD Auctiopeers-
C5rser Pa acsuss asd 9tk street
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucuo,..r,

Ce.ney Pa. are. aad era sf,ssf
SrhENpiD rAlR OF NORTHERN BROKE
THURSDAY MoRNING, NoyemSer isth =,
ESocloc.' We will sell. IN front OF our A1oaer
Horses, Bay and very Black Grsy. vita cs,.sss
and Harness, nearly new, >e4>sus
We call Particular attention 10 this team A il Ia
one oil the hneet teams that has been on srsd a.
non "a THIS oily, And the Horses are youns an
uea oroke, ana o1ers rare opportunity 20 Obtain
no s WALL q BARNARD. A,,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

0NCR eALE-A COTTAGE BODSE WITH ALL MODERN
meravements, In he most pleasant ired and health
part OF the city, having the Of
bOmoin.d; garden nicely laid vita fruit &c care
run within one block two 0ts Will De sold
came also the Furniture, eesIYed very esey In
quue Of JOHN SMITH, 6ebhard Fire 1nsurance Com.
psny, 10 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


Al OTICE;-IN NATTER OF THE RELIcT Of TIE
Heinrich Christian Elias Frese defendant and the cura,o
of Heinrich Christian ELIAS frese, concerning claim TIE
plaintiff has alleged action raised In the Small Deb
Court Of this town That defendant owed her for nen he
bought and received from her in the lSS the pu
lated and proporonate pnce Of rs taalers6 be-
sides the interest," five cent Of this sum f0r eleven
years. the amount OF 81 hslers 81 or IN ALL ~
AZ The plaintiff therefore, begged tine Court TO cond
the defendant pay Der within time 232 thalers
a. sued for further interest at Ave per cent of
l5U tnalers aimee Of January 1851 and tae law
expenses ct The time askrg that secure this claim
an arrest should be laid tina money lodged for the dee
aaRt With his curator Martin Heinz wnsksns "a q at
tcrpey At Law to the amount OF 800 thaers and that dce
dapt whose abode wss not known should he Summoned TO
declare himself the matter Pursuant decree
of this small Debt Court dated April 6 OF this that
this petit ION to be granted the defendant is berebs
moned appear Tuesday the h October 1861
O. ock p NJ q. the Of the small Debt lour. of
towp bira will be held in the Hal Of this plaza
day and At tina said time in order due
FORM about the action entered against hics by psnf
to make bis exceptions With an nlimatcn In default
o. 40 appearing he Will be considered
facts bought forward by the plaintiff viii exciud
with his exception be condemned according the petit
,ien of the plaintiff shls at the time the as
pied for viii confirmed Dated this 2sd Gay Of April
1861. j. f. PLATE, d. Y. ., secretary
, Bremen Small Uebt Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

Ar43 CEDAR sTREEr.-sILvER WATCHES, - %
n Gold Watches 32; Silver Hunting Watches 81 c0 Col
Hunting Watches. 3, and fine Watches, very low
Wachss cleaned and repaired for 81 Watch Glasses Hte
for 10 cents Gold Jewely and variety of odd notions
ssle low 70 pay advances l. JACOBS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
sTEANIBOAT'S.

nay HOkT FOR ALBANY AND TROY-THE NEW
~ and fast s.earbost DANIEL D REV caves Jsystreet
Tuesdays Thursdays sDd saturdays All landing =,
THIRTEEN street. and arriving o. albany In tns for the Nes
trans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
no AVER. G ans WISHING eREAr BsIr.Is. IssL AYR

ITO AVER. c Ans WISHING GREAT BRTrsIS, IRELAND
or he Continent Of Europe Ladies and eentiemea
the Of Waiting Great Britain
of EUROPE who desre avoid delay trouble
haze their passports duly vsed for Sae
otherwise. 70 adams Bradshaw's Brii.h and Govt,
The geses. expedition and despatch. Passports
fully mounted cssed and ettered in gold The
ter sp nature OF the american Hnisee in london
American passports. British and Foreign static
travelling Bsg and requisite FOR travellers The last
Har dbooks. nunsy's Enslsh and Foreign HsndoooSs,
phrase Books &c Eyperenced Conrers be had ap
piceon ct the Office Of w. j. ADAn5, NO. 80 fleet street.
London, kr gland.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL -AYOUNa WIDOW. AGED TWENTY.
u three ysrs recently from the sonh o. pepossasiug
aps and nj moderate fnncs IL dso1 forming
the scousnance Of middle aged gentleman, With view OF
matrimcny Address sincerity 5rosdw Post onics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

TYCR SALE Oh TO LEr-A BRICK HOUSE, IN SEVEN.
Il tetb street with modern improvements Handsomely
located, the Centred Park would exchange for
fsm salt water Long island preferred Also sale
Seventy ond street, and brick Cottage e.
adjoining Lots, bird inquire of JOHN
CALLAGhAr, OF seventy second and Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

OS REwARD.-LosT, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING IN
pO The Bowery, sprng street. very ANAL BLACK
tan Terrier blu. weighing four snd FIVE pounds
haa large watery eyes. the OF rny The
above reward will be paid her return, liberal reward
giving Information will lad 20 her recovery by
George Price, 2o6 Bowery or IS Diviaion street.