The New York herald., 1862-07-25

fALES AT AUCTION.
JVx n. HoLLIEcsHEAD. AUoTioNEER.'
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAGE.
AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON FRIDAYS.
BY CHARLES G. WARREN.
NO "a coRTLANDT STREET
THE SALE OF FRIDAY, JULY rs, WILL INCLUDE
LARGE QUANTITY Of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE CRY RETAIL TRADE.
FOUR THOUSAND PAIRS
MEMS CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS.
being the balance OF he stock Of several city and Eastern
WosES's, Misses, AND oaILpHEss pEaaED
ofoaif, Kip. Goat Kid. Grain and spill.
WoMEh's AND MISSES CITY MADE.
Copper nailed Boots and Balmorals,
in great variety OF style
WoMEN's SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS.
sewed Bamorais. slippers aud other popular styles
MEMS BOYS AND YoyTas rHiok AND GRAIN
BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP soors
MEMS CALF BOOTS
nmoracins every
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMoRALs.
With and without tap solss
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BRooASs
MEMS GRAIN oAEAFsx EAEsx RsoTa RGo7s sAlaonAns.
and other goods adapted to army purposes.
THESE SALES WILL BE CONTINUED REGULARLY
ON FRIDAYS. WITHOUT INTERRUPTION,
;. DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR,
AND MY ARRANGEMENTS WILL ENABLE ME-
TO OFFER EACH WEEK
AN ASSORTMENT or BOOTS AND SHOES
WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
FROM EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY
AND ALSO FOR PARTIES LOOKING FOR GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE MARKETS. or THE
WEST INDIES. MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICA.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL TRADE SALE OF
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES
wilo held on Friday. August "a, at lo1S o'clock.
CHARLES O. WARREN,
No y Cortlandt street.
day At o'clock a. a4 Cana. street one ParIor Suit Suit
and other Glasses Lace Curtains, Centre, Dining and Tea
Tables rich Velvet Tapestry, Threepiy and other Carpets
hall Oicoths, mahogany and other Bedsteads, Hair Mat
tressea, Feather Beds Sheets Table Linen marble top
Dressing and other Bureaus, 40 let, China Glass, Silver
Knives Forks Spoons Dining Room and Kitchen Fur
and Stoves One Sewing Machine. by singer. Goods
packed and shipped Also two sets Double Harness
EXCURSIONS.
nEIiGnfFUL ExCU URsyONs-THE NEW AND FAST
- steamboat THOMAS COLLYER leaves the foot Of MUIR
every day sundays eAcepted at 80 and 10 30
a. NJ and r. NJ. Tor Port Monmouth, New Jersey. Re.
turning arrives New York at $50 A. NJ aid at 30 and
7P. NJ. sordng cool and pleasant sail through the Mar
the lower bay near Sanly Hook, passing
Forts Lafayette Hamilton, &C. Passengers taking the $50
day Excursion faIe-From New York to Port Monmouth
and back 40 From New York 10 Long Branch and
back, 81 25
THXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.--THE
IL favore steamer CROTON has been Withdrawn from
route; another boat will be put days, Of
which duc notice viii be given. JAS. A. DUMONT
INXCUKSION TO THE FISHING BANKS THE
IL steamer RED JACKET will leave Tuesday, July 20,
foot of West Tenth street AT 94j A. Nj. Fare 81.
brass band will accompany the excursion Bait lines and
accommodations fer both ladies and gentlemen.
YTyHE EXCURSION OF THE ALLEN STREET
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, n Dudey's Grove,
postponed from Thursday account Of the weaher) will
place Saturday, 25th inst Barge Cremorne and steam
will leave foot OF Spring street AZ o'clock precisely
By order OF Committee Of Arrangements.
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