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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

The M. G. Jail-The Grand Jury made
the following report in relation to the condi-
ton and keeping of the Jail Of Montgomery
county. Sheriff Wogaman and Deputies are
properly complimented for their attention and
watchfulness -
TO the Honorable Judge of Common
Pleas of Montgomery county Ohio.-The
Grand Jury OF said county, for the term OF
November, 1862, would respectfully represent
to the Court that they have, in pursuance OF
the order and instructions Of the Court, visit
ed the Jail OF said county, and examined with
care It's condition, and the manner in which
IL has been kept by Sheriff Wogaman We
find the rules Of the Court for the Jail have
been as fully complied with as practicable,
under the circumstances. 1t is neatly and
cleanly kept, and the wants and comforts ol
the inmates we'll provided and cared for
/ Sheriff Wogaman and his Deputies are ent
tied to great credit for their efforts TO make the
present Jail what 1t never can be,-comfort
able and healthy They have neither spared
pains nor effort to this end, We need a new
Jail badly, and hope the times will soon i'm
prove so as to justify the erection of suitable
safe and healthful building in the place ol th'
present one. The ventilation is bad, ant
might, by little expense, be partially remedi
ed. We recommend the matter to the con
sideration of the proper authorities.
By order of Grand Jury
THEDORE L. SMITH, Foreman.
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SHERIFFS SALE


M'oho Roop Montgomery -upeH e Cout
John kretzer Case No. aGG4
obedicnce 10 the command of an execution i.suri
Il n ms case, Viii oiier MI public safe at tho rss,
ueiic0 VI John kretler, aLDut one mile southeast 4,
uhhmbers1ufg' IA Butler township, Montgomery
county, ohio, on
Wednesday, Aor,H4bsr ~, 1862,
between the hours oi 10 a and . tn OF sabi d.y
the following goods and chAttcls, to,wt Two dark t
maresi Two mulch COWS, four head OF young cattle
about seteni. three bushels Of e, thlty bushes
Of wheat two piOws harrow, large lot ,it -issI
oats, hay n The NOV, eight or ten acrvs corn n the
h"d, one SOW and I'VE pigs, about i've acres Of whe nj
"a the ground apples, potatoes, on. table, uns cup
board, one bed and beading, two two horse Wag as,
tNo non and one copper, ,keuies, lard iUt OF
old tHscoii lot OF harness. tn hogsheAdr lot oil nae.
merated.
Also the unexpired term OF lease OF tbs Aru
where me defendant n"W resides containing about 4
srrus OF land.
Taken on execution ~ the properly Of John reizer
At Tho sut VI Michn ko0p.
GEQkGE wuGAaAN, sheuH Mont. county
Josiah LoyrlI, Attorney. naIdis
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Nelu Aubertisemcnts
INFORMATION WANTED.

A NINA KOHLER, (bon Huss,) living in Crawford
n county, desires TO know where her daughter Ann1
RINK (born behman) IL living At present lnlormAuon
ierson street, near Fourth, Dayton, Ohio nol4
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Interments at woodland.-It has beer

IntermentS at Woodland.-It has been
reported the mortality in the city and vicin-
ity during the month of October was much
greater than in the same month of the pre-
ceeding year. The official report of the Sex
ton, W. W. Lane, Esq, shows that so far as
the bill Of mortality is concerned we have no
cause for alarm. We doubt il there is as
healthy city as Dayton in the country any
where The following is the list of ntermen,s
for the month Of October =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
Last Night-GO 1--WE need hardly re

Last Night-Go I'VE need hardly re-
commend our readers to be present and wit
ness the exquisite performance of Mons Rob
ort Heller at Huston Hall tonight He is
without doubt, the greatest Magician in the
world. As musician he is not excelled
by any one in this country or Europe, And
in the matter of "second sight" he is the
great original and all others are to him as
penny dips to gas light He is the most
wonderful man in the world Tonight is his
last appearance here, prior ogoing to Europe
Again-dont fail to see and witness Mons
Hellers entertainment this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

American Triumph. & Wilson
have Just taken the first premium at the
WORLDS FAIR now being held in London,
England, where oil Machines made in this
country and Europe we're in competition.
This success is particularly gratifying as a
National triumph, and also as securing TO
Wheeler 4 Wilson that supremacy throughout
the World which they have held for years in
this country .Irr .o,
A. Ii. West agent Office 3463 Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton Ohio, Yi
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines are all
alike in principle; the difference being in fin
ish and formation OF the Machine The No,
| l Machine is silyer-plated and has glass cloth
presser improved hemmer and bindeS Price
on plain table $40; in half-case $50, in full
case $50, The full cases are ia mahI gany
or walnut, and very finely finished Our No
2 Machines differ from the No only ". moi
being silver-plated and are $40 cheap! put
up in any style, either on plain table halt, OF
full case. The No 2 hali-case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler Viii
son makes, as it is the cheapest Machine Oh
their list including oil improvements, and IL
put up in neat hai-case, which covers the
Machinery and keeps ii from all dust anC
ia supplied with drawer for holding the tool
and thread. The Machines are put in goot
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express TO any
part of the country. Printed directions ac
company each Machine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
For Nale at the WOODEN Factor!

GOOD assortment OF Fapnels-llue mia, gray
n mix, blue, red, and white Of home and Eastern
manufactures home made saiinet and Jeans; extra
white Banketsi few pairs OF gray Blanket, tor sol
diers wooden Hose tor gents and ladies' cotton bat
ting; flax batting cheap stocking yarns OF 'Snous
nolic2w WILLIAM FISH.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO assess in0ts 2,32s 2s50 and 1851 On 2sry street
for certain Improvements theroit ID.
Bsf ordained by the Cty Council Of me city n Dayton,
Ia majority OF two-thirds OF the members elected 90
Council coneurring theren) That sad ln-lots 2,J2s
235O and 1881 on Terry street he assessed ioriysi1
cents per lnea foot front 10 deay the expenses VI
grading, grayeng, curblng and guttenng said street
pursuant TO ordinance passed July 10TH 1862, and
that the owner or owners Of said lots pay the same 10
Inc Market Master Of this city within ten days.
This ordinance TO take effect from and after ITS pas
sage. . -
Passed in Council this 18th OF November, 1882.
AMOS DECKER, Presdent Of CITY Council
Attest; AaraoNT SrHrnsSs, City Clerk, nolSds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE

Il. Steflen's Executor
va

Joseph strAub d nj No. 2477.
PURSUANT 10 an order OF the Superior Court o
L Montgomery county, ohio, will, ON
Tuesday, December 20, 1852,
At the door Of the Court House IN the city OF Dayton
between the hours Of two an four o'clock OF SAID
day sell al public outcry the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described promises 10 wit; Situate IN the city
OF Dayton, Montgomery county aud state OF ONO 20.
wit Lot numbered three thousand four hundred and
8496) the plat Of the said city OF Dayton
good Brewery building and attachments are upon
ne lot.
May sell loOo "
GEORGE W. MALAhBkE, Mast Gem.
NJ T. JoRDAR o. A, HUEsMANs, Auys. nol7wls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

For Rent--A house containing six rooms
and cellar, and has excellent cistern, pump,
wood.shed, etc, convenient on the premises,
No. Chestnut street Enquire at this Of
fee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Penmanship.- Might Class-For per
sons of any age, at s j. Gners Dayton Com
mercial College.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Lunch, Soup at Lunch, at John
Gangnagels saloon, corner of Ludlow and
Fifth street, tomorrow at 10 A. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Call this evening g-BrandenbuFg has
HarpeFs Weekly, New York Weekly, Frank
Leslie's, and MAnn's Oysters Nuf ced
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Got em.-Those extra double-Z Oysters,
direct from the Oyster-wharf at Baltimore. a
new supply of Fresh Lake Fish, and tip-top
Cranberries, are just received at r. W. Duff s
IOe Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Mammoth Vendue Bear in mind the
Vendne at Trebein's, on I'd street, near the
canal, Commencing Monday Morning, by C,
p. Huber & Son. twill comprise every thing
in the furniture and household line; more
bedding than we're ever offered here before at
auction. Be on hand-Eyery thing to sell.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Notice to Brewers and Distillers =
James Hickey, 1926 Third street. has now
ready printed books, required by law, to be
kept by Brewers and Distillers, for the collee.
ton of Internal Revenue Price s.. Send
and get one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
DIED.

KLINE-This morning, 18th inst, Mrs Elizabeth
Kline, aged "a years.
Funeral will take place from the residence ol her
sister, Mrs Knerr, No 5s Wilkinson street, at o'clock
10 morrow Sunday afternoon. lnterment-Wood-
land Cemetery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

For the l1th 0hio.-Lieut Frank An.
derlon will leave for his Regiment--llth Ohio
LIN Western Virginia, on Monday morning.
He will carry letters-not paekages-to the
boys, If left at the Fruit and Oyster Depot
of r. w. Dad, l0s Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Penmanship.-Night Class-For per
sons of any age, at s. J, Grier's Dayton Com
mercial College.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

NHR cheapest and best slop oT either hoss or cows
III can b bad ~ applying soon At Hedges sugar
Works near Mad River Bridge
Price " cent? per barrel. eoaldt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
JONATHAN KhNSEH. Accommodation HcAiS
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
GEORGE MoCAIN N 90.

Dealers IN The
best QUALITY IOUGHOL,HENY, MAssILON.
PEACOCK AND AOChING COAL,
NOUGHOIGHESf for blacksmiths use cannot h.
IL excced. Extra article OF Masslon md Ptnoook
UOl for grate and stove. 9'.'---
Office on Third street adjoining the canal also The
ven. known Goal Yard NJ Head Of basin, adjoining
Deckers mill burr stone factory.
The best article Of Hickory, suEsr nnd Beech Wood
always on hsnd, sawed and spit ready ior the stoye
The best quality Of LIME cRn always be obtalnSd
Orders delivered TO any part of the city proInptly
and good measure gwen m all ca-es GIVE us call
Hu2l GEORGE MCCAIN A Cp
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Prospering.-Notwithstandiug the dull
times, and great scarcity Of small change,
our old friend o'Brien, No, 3Ol Second street,
continues to drive Wholesale and Retail
trade which would have done credit to the
palmiest days of Peace and Prosperity. The
fact is O'Brien has the best Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c., and he
is very liberal dealer which is doubtless
the secret OF his success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
CITY GOvERNNGEHIT

Mr,or william II Gillespie; ofice, 1O7, Main. u
Marshal.-Stacy b. CAIN Office at Mayors office.
Trsd darer-D. W. Reesei office, j. W. Darst Bros.
ssLicitor Josiah Loyei office,
lSerk.--Anthony stephens office, Council Chamber.
Cstv C0unctt.-- si3H : ~ 80 d lrtA-
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggim.
eacond Ward--lczra Blmm and Huam Strong.
Third Ward--I II. kiersted and Geo. w Rogers.
Fourth WAr,l--J. A. Miniok and l.. L. 6iland.
Fiith Ward--Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-W. N. Love and Jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP oFFIOERS,-Justiceso Of Pace.
VIM H. Mckinney; office, %, naar Main, . ~.
John H. Stoppelman; office, I'd bet Jeh. 81. Clair
James Turner, office, G5, Jefferson.
CbnstdbLes.
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jefireys. ~ A TtsA.A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
Dayton Business Directory

TEaus ron ApyERrisrsa IN BusIpEss DIRECroRr.-
Regular yearly advertisers one line grads Others
81 per year 81 for six months 81 for three months
Or Paygienf ~ al cases u edpdlice .I..fe.. II,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

More Plunder. Police yesterday
went to the house of negress on Brown
street, and secured large trunk full Of vari-
Gus articles of new clothing, supposed to have
been stolen. The articles are at the Mayor 8
Office for Identification.
Among the items al the Mayors Office are
two silver table spoons, marked with the ini-
tials "E r." There are also two silver tea
spoons, not marked, and black silk dress.
Persons who have lost srtices should call at
the Mayors Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Change of R. R. Time.--on and afler
Monday next 18th inst, the trains on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will
run as follows;
Leave Dayton-4 A. NJ, s;l5A, NJ, p.
NJ, and p. M.
Leave GncinRati-6;30 A. NJ, 1915 p. NJ,
500 p. NJ, and 10 p M.
The o'clock A. NJ, train from Dayton will
stop at Middetown and Hamilton only.
Trains on the |, G. 4 D. q w. r. r., viii
run as follows:
Leare Dayton-5 A. NJ, 9:l2 A. NJ, and
445 p. NJ. ,t
Returning-Will arrive at 1910 A. NJ, 5;l6
p. NJ, and 1922 A. NJ
Trains on the G. l. NJ Road will also leave,
as below:
LeaUe DGytOn-9:2O A. NJ, and P. M. q
Retrning-Will arrive at Dayton at 1905
A. NJ, and 6;lO P. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Go to Rea's-79 Main street, and get the
N. Y. Weekly HarPsTs Weekly, and Mahony
oySterS ae'liA I
lA -nnlLnn -EIAnI \ n4FaMLLNn -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

A Surprise Party.-We hear it rumor-
ed that there is . coal-yard somewhere in the
region Of 5th street and the canal We don't
knoW any thing about its location, or even its
existence and although such knowledge is
important to secure custom, it is not strictly
necessary to our story, The other night--sO
we learn-ths supply Of fuel necessary TO
keep warm two stoves in the vicinity, gave
out and as the night was cold and business
was not closed up the chaps who had charge
Of said stoves each took a box, Of capa-
cious dimensions, and-strAnge coincidence
went to the coalyard aforesaid at the same
time for supplies of the mineral fuel 1t is
reported that the men were mutually surpris-
ed In the dusk each thought the other a
policeman, and they ''laid low" until each
thought the other gone, when they accom-
plished their mission, and their stoves were
soon after made to glow with-sball We say
borrowed heat .....
That cOal.yard is doubtless getting used to
surprises" ........... I..
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.s.l aa 2. rs. n.l- ..,...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

IN FfTzSIMMONs AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
day l0H O'Clock At u Rose street the contents q
ures Soap Candies Screens Ice Box Clock Paint
ings Stove Furniture, Mirror, Spices, &c.
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EDwARD sINTZENIcrI, AtcrfoNEEg.
u VALUABLE HORSE, CARRIAGES AND

Byc.w DAVENPORT. To.MoRROw at O'Clock, At
l5J and l57 broadway. TT. Weekly OF Horses
Carriages and Harness, conss 49, Of .N#
VALUABLE CHESTNUT MAEE-7 years old, l5i hands
superb saddle aud IN harness. Tits valuable
mare ~ thorough bred and has speed
And very han some ami stylish Can be seen on appica
u0n to tir nictoprer.
BAY IoRsE~ i6 hands high long tail warranted sound
xind ana gel,e In every way equally good In harness
TOR WAGON Made by Charles Bcards.ey. and in good
order. Also o light Harness. -
ELEGANT JtMr SEAT Tor wAGoN-A SUPERB city
br,lt warranted be.t workmanship. ele antiy
dn4hcd worth 500. used my once.
ROChAWAiS-Two excellent second hand Eockaways in
2nr condition.
IfARSEssThrcc sets Of quality city made Double
Harness. warranted ten sets us Snaie uarness
ra secan,. hand Double and Sinsl sets.
SUiERB ENGLISH SADDLE HORSE Ches,nut sfx
years 10 auds high; the property OF gentleman leAy
Ing This superb animal sound and
hind and equally dcsrabs In harness or nasr arc
stylish and elegant horse; s. Also OF Enrsh
Clothes Tuating Saddle, BfrH plate and Birdie May be
eceu on application to the AirOneer
ELEGANT BAY HoRsElG hands hi nine years old
broken single and double harness nusuaIy line
horse, afraid OF neither iccompYe
works; very valuable amin aud sod u the
going 20 Europe. Can be seen on bppictUn 10 the
SPAN or soRIEL HoRsrs-l5 hauls iiqh warranted
onnd and kind, good TRAVELLERS single ae harness
and excellent under the saddle; very dssIrNle sI4
BAY HORSE, TOP WAGON AND HAHhEfS.-~Tiie
HORSE In 10 hands high, eight old Iatcty
Renie. sound and kind. either W sugc or ae ns;
ayon, city built II good Also So .ii4i tar
7apss, but ittle used.
NOTICE -Csrriages aud Htrrsss on cxtbt itrl
vn bs so.d In lower salesrooa Csavgues on aaY
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1867.


AMUSBMEHTB.
w EntrSncss 8rosAwsy aud Thirteenth street
Doors open half past sevea- Comrnence at eight.
N0Tick-rhe temperature Of the house b delightfully."-
CHANGE or PROGRAMME EVERY MOTT.
THE fL0RENCES
EVERY EVENING in TIE 4 DAS9ING PIECES.
~ ck e, w AND fASMI0HABLE AuDLENCsS
TONIGHT
M. FLOkkNCK IN FIVE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS
TONIGHT.
THIS EVENING HURSDAYl JUNE 49,
Overture the Florence Quadrlle," Introducing with
Ing eject az he most popular IriAh ara and As ehArmas
Next, the glori us Irish Comic Drama fHt# #&
The IRISH MORMON.
BRYAN OLYNN :................Mk w. J. FLORENCE
SAeah oRourAe Cher first Miss Viola Crocksr
Rest Of characters by the great Comedy Company.
To be followed by the sparkling protcan piece called
WORKING THE ORACLE.
POLLY sPARKALL, with song Of THE Captain"
MRS w. 8. FLORRNCA
-, xo,ronow, 80 aks vs.. FLORENCE
MRS ". j. FLORENCE
HON FITS FiNNEGAN, with songs blanks Of
the Blue Mazzie". ............ MRS w. y. FLORENCK
-. '.'- - MR. " j. FLORENCE
IR. WI FLORENCE
MIR W. j. FLORENCE
Grand musical pot pourri Orchestra Koppx Conductor
The whole u conclude with the screaming local
nightly received with shouts Of Laughter.
THE RETIRED VOLUNTEER.
NM w. j. FLORENCE aud Mr. Davdse IN their original
PERFORMANCES OVER BY HALR.PAsr TEN.
Entire new bill Tor tomorrow night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

NlsLos GARDEN ss.rv,, ., a.-'
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0s
FRIDAY EVENING, June ~, 1852.
when she will appear In the last Of the ace -
LA TRAvIArA,
sCENA AND ARIA
To conclude with the
OPERATIC ROMANCE or
THE SYREN,
MISS CAROLINE RIcrTINas
wiz sustain the popular character o.
= : MR. JOHN GILBERT.
win sustain the leading characters
Box book now open.
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QRYANTs' NINSTRELs MECHANICS HALL
ID No. Az Broadway above Grand strUG9
Monday, June Ii, aud every night during the week,
TIE RAW RECKrITs :, ), TIN Pan a 0,MI,ox.
Eph Horn s. G. Campbell r. j. Peel x. II. Forencs Daas
Emmett T. Cuttings, N. w. Could q. s. Fowler w. 4
HOBBS j. II. Save Morrison, 7. Sporer r. Leslie, Hh
0' LITTLE MAC. NEIL, AND DAN. BRYANT
PLANTATION SCENE-ON TO RICHMukD
Doors open Z. Curtain rises st T. Tickets, Is cts.
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" this day, nj iOf O'Clock ~ ia allan street, general
sortnent OF second hand Furntnre consisting OF Carpets
Oh cloths Gas Chandeliers Soias, in brncate
Lounge Brdeads Husbands Bookcases Tables Chairs
Looking Glasses &c.
EDWARD sCHENCK. AUcTIoEEER.
ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIVATE GEN.
TLEMAN
SUPERB SPAN OF HORSES, BAROUCHE AND
HARNESS..
BY EDWARD SCHENCk, Friday, 10th ins Ut I O'Clock
NJ his salesro0m No. l53 Broadway.
THE ABOVE HORSES sixteen and a quarter hands.
long tail blacks old and perfect Ia way
stylish and really OF the finest spans Of private horses in
the city.
BAROuCHE, made TO order by Wood Bros, aud
DOUBLE HARNESS. made 10 Order by Gibson.
The above establishment cost last fa 81 200; can DO seen
- ELEGANT DArPiR cHEsNUrT.
Is sixteen hands high long and TAIL old war
ranted in way splendid animal and has been used
SPAN or BLACK PONIES,
are fourteen hands SIX years Old kind single and double
harness. perfect saddle horses lady, free from tricks
and ve aud warranted sound Can be on TO
the auctoneer. &sA
IL chestnut sorre hands perfectly kind In harness and
ALgO
Boz Road wagon and Harness.
LADY'S SADDLE MARE,
10 long TAIL blool bay Is hands years old. warranted
in every way; very valuable animal
HANDSOME BLACK HORSE,
Ia pony built ID hands high warranted sound ana knd Ia
TOP WAGONS 1h
Two light Shifting TOP Wagons sou,
noTsk szL ASp 81 sH MoRss sD
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

A NOS 2. THOMPSON. AUcTfoNRER..FIFTY AT
IA trnctlve Oil Paintings In gilt Russl Cottage
North river Castle, Winter and Figure ,eces French
Engravings Ivory Fans Sc. Cutlery, Jcwery Bartlett.
large size Sewing Machine, old Paintings, &C. this
Ing. IL A. NJ, al 1l3 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

" CANTERBURY PALACE open day and evening.
GIN Broadway. opposite LaurA Kecne.s theatre
GEORGE w. sHuRRAGUg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

FOR NEW oRLEANs.73THE UNITED STATES MAIL
IL steamship MARION, j. ID. Phillips United States Ma
W. Commander will leave Pier No North river, for New
Orleans ON "Wednesday. July 2 a. three O'clock r. II.
Passage S75
passage apply to SPOFFORD TlLESTON CO.
~ Dr,adway.
L1oR HAvANA--rHE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
IL ship COLUMBIA, r. Adams, United Sta'es Navy Com.
nnnder, will leave Rert North river Nndnes da june
% NJ y cocs tn'on ptcsey freight passage APP
ply . sPoFFOkD, fIbksTuN Z %, 2aBtaadway.
cTEAMsuir GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRING
- select tor a ttip ot
New YORK to LverIo,l do % thc ol1ce No Broad
way. CHAS. a. WHITNEY Tor Tie Agents
WANTED TO CHARTER IMMEDfArELy-t VESSEL
w ahoat 2uJ barrels csnae to oad ~ 81
for Vera cruz. Apply to lIOWLAND ASPtNNALL
REMOVALS.
~ ] EAGLEToS. DENTIST. has REMOVED FROM
". Clinton place New York, ~ Montague place corner
OF Henry street, Brooklyn Heights near the Walt
ferry.
NOTICE THE AGENCY FOR THE SALE or GOODS
ria UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
will Ie renewed, the list 0f May neA IRON No. LOB lab
sty street 10 No ~ PARK place.
NAV YosA, Aprn 10, 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

WIN. ABBOTT, R;-PAwNgaoKER,s
AOOlo Mems and womens Wearing Apparel Q, every de-
Callers lots of unmads Goats; also larfe ment OF
Carpenters Tools Guns Pistols &c. BY order oil j. RIT
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

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will be held every Monday afternoon, commencing AZ two
lock weather permitting. a. the brewery OF A. MICK
ERT from Monday June Is 1862. durin. moalAs Of
June and July; terms easy; title perfect