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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
AntagOnIsn of Race.

The National lntelligencer has the fol-
lowing in relation to the black amendments
to uur constitution:
The people of Illinois have therefore de-
cided, with must significant unanimity.
that they are still true to the character as
signed tn the people of the entire north
west by Senator Sherman, of Ohio, when
he said that they "dO nor like Degrues,"
and that this dislike they do not Disguise"
insOmuch that, he added, 1.-THE whole peO-
pie of the northwestern States are, for rea-
sons, whether correct or not, opposed TO
having many negroes among them, and the
principle or p ejudice has been engrafted
in the legislation of nearly all the north
western Siates."
Not satisfied with legislation to this ef-
feet, the State of Illinois has now made
the i5tredict on the immigration OF negroes
a part of her fundamental law. No other
race is thus debarred 1.-The pursuit. cf hap>
piness" in this free State, whose people
seem to think that the regulations Of this
matter is a Government OF their own, with
which the outside world have no right to
interfere. We do not doubt hOweter, that
if the slaves Of the SOUTH should be getl>
orally liberated by the progress Of the war,
q phiianthropic party would speedily arise
in the Southern States which would have
for its mission the task Of bringing about a
different sentimentin the northwest toward
the African race
1t has been well and frequently said that
the negro question" lies deeper in the
American solar system than the "slavery
question:" It is justly remarked by q re-
publican Contemporary that events like this
vote in Illinois show US how strong is the
sntag6nism of race. and how Questionable
is the policy Of framing our views accord
ing TO what We wish men 70 be, and not
! according to what they are.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
Joil.. signal Rate. of Aa,.T,,.,..
JOE PRINrrHe

JOB Printing Ofsvsr yieseript,oi vii b. neatly
xPsditsnasf, sxeeut.dto order ont ib.r.I,ern,.
An assortment Of nkskepteOn.tsnfi, Oh q.
s7- All orders for Advertising or Job Work nm,
be accompanied by cash, unless some person kuovp
1eeeOmes Responsible for the ssme.-Ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

Ayoung lady-a sensible girl-sives
the following catalogue of different kinds
of love:
"The sweetest, q mothers love; the
longest. a brothers love; the strongest, a
womsn's love; the dearest mans love !;
and the sweetest. longest. strongest and
the dearest love-a love Of bonnet"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

a young man in the county. who bad
the felicity of waiting upon fair damsel
home from party, took the opportunity,
while searching for the door-latcb, to in
ouire whether she was coarted!
Why, replied che with ingeniousness
and q smile; I'm sort Of courted and sort
o. not but rather more sort o'not than sOrt
-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

A poetic young man. in describing the
movements of lot of goldfish. says:
"Taey flashed and darted about like
bright hopes through lovers braip."
That young man sbonld be looked to.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
NEARER TO LIFa,s WINTER.

b KxlLY J. ADAMS.
Nearer to lies Winter, wife,
We are drawing nearer,
Memories Of our blessed Spring
Growing dearer, dearsr
Through the Summer heats we've toiied,
Through the Autumn weather
We have almost passed, sweet wife,
Hand in hand together.
Time wac, hearts were, we'll as feet,
Lighter remember;
Aprirs locks Of gold are turned
Silver this November.
Flowers are fewer than at frat
And the way grows drearer,
For unto hfe's Winter, wife,
We are drawing nearer.
Nearer to iifO's end, sweet wife,
We arc drawing nearer.
The last milestone on the way
To our sight giows clearer.
Rome whose hands we felt grew faint.
kndi,s down a slnmber 49,
Looking backward, We to-day
All their graves may number
Heights we've sought we've failed to climb,
Fruits we've failed to gather,
But what matter since we've still
Jesus and each otheri
We are weary grown somewhat,
Rest is growing dearer,
But unto the end, sweet wife,
We are drawing nearer.
Nearer TO our heavenly home,
We are drawing nearer,
Jorian's solemn tide between
Founding clearer, clearer,
Flashing from the pearly gates
Brighten it forever,
And we feel the breSze that come,
To convey us over.
Floating Ger the waves we hear
Sweet music ringing;
Voices loved so long ago
Mingle in the singing.
Earth grows fainter to our view,
Heaven grows clearer, clearer,
For unto its shores, sweet wife,
We are drawing nearer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

A young spark. who is sour.inz q re-.
spectacle young lady in Rochester. sat so.
! ng few evenings since, that the sezsantz
were all the forenoon Of the next day in
whitewasLing bis thsdow 81 the vail.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

Life is made up. not Of gres, sacrifices on
dates. bot Of little things. in which smiles
and kindness. small obligations given ha5-
ituaily. are what win and pre-erre the
hearts, and secure comfort
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

How many q neglected high-soul.d 90.
of genius sits down daily 10 the task Of
eonsoIing and msuding human hearts
while bis own is breaking.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

One Illinois editor sent TO another who
had refused to exchange Fith him "a
per bearing the inscription; Exchange
or 60 q HI? The editor thus addressed,
replied: Il will do neither; for don't
want your paper in this world, nor your
company 10 the next.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
Elbow RESPECT TO THE DEAD.
u PIAIINTING AND PAPERING.

i nfra.s OF Joliet and vicinity are respectively
hIrtn. ~ tnat We the subscribers continue the
sIIo5s n SsIiness in all its branches.
JULIET ST. Opposite the Joliet House.)
'.liss s.p. N ,o.o DoRR 4 sCII0TT.
" 1853 uI4tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

LII persons Concerned viii take notice. ti,af AZ /.
HIs OF lAIds and city lots. for city taxes and cost.
and unpaid thereon. for the year 1s6O. made 10
rsuaure % Law El1 tic ordinances Of the city n
Jet, in State Of Illinois. the nth day II March
- ls6l, that the unaerSgne Is the legal holder of
purchase certificate the following described LA
mt said salc- aud that the time Of rrdenution
reo: from said sale will expire 10 two Yearz 1---
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

No PAkrYIsx - The telegraph states that
the Republican members Of Congress met
in caucus on Saturday night and the spec /.
tators present were requested to retire,
which they did. We hear NJ objections
from Republicans TO this secrete political
organisation. 1t is patriotic for Republic
cans to meet In secrete cOnclaye TO discuss
public affairs, but il is pronounced treason
for Democrats to openly meet to consider
Republicans, is appears, can adhere to
their party organization and be loyal. but
the same Judgment pronOunces it disioyal
10 Democrats to stand by their party or
ganization and political principles.-Stdte
Register.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
A. COMSTOCK.
q EN- sT EsY

ezSA- pRs. ALIEN a sALrHR, permanently
HrsT$f9 located III Joliet, IL prepared 20 perform
VlfYYyPA al oSArations In the profession, in the
><-ILJ ir;"s- sud most approved style. Arti-
thl lois from single TUv.h tc full sStt inserted on
'Aimo-phcrir principle.
.'-.l Extracted without pain.
"fes On Jefferson ST., in Ha%iey's SsS Building
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

Vi. F. H ID.
nENTIST.--onice on Chicago street, Stwesn
~ Js1srsoH aud Van Burea.
- Al work Warrsat~d. nallN
DRAFTS SOLD OK NEW YORK,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, and NITwAUKEH, WIS,
BILLs OF ExcHA cAsHED COLLECTED.
Isisrs Of the under -igued.
URI oSG00D, Joliet, Illinois.
HONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
CONyEYANCING DONE, AND
AcENowLzDdAEnrs TAKEE BT
URI os6OoD, Joliet, Illinois.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

Sisht Exchange Sold at the lowest
CGEERST RATES AT
hACHANrs AND DRovERe BANK
Adtt>soHs Building,
Banking Hours, o to IL, and 90 {.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

,,ovsy 4 GROVER, Attorneys 4 counseiOrs at Law
N hi, Illinois. once opposite Court House, Jener
rsHrss,. N oporn
uEGS, p'o' ShoNhA'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

.yravICK. kttorn,y and Counselor At Lawl
y Ia iii Randall Fuller, over Stones Store,
n, Vn ., Joliet, llliuota.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

--,onyKrs L GooDsPEgD, Attorney and coun-
mr., a Las, Joliet, Iliinois. once In stones
pa,,,,,,s r.aooDsrrzp.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
TAE SALE NOTICE

II AL I q q n SAhIAkIt
ct tb- upper clrsi Basin, North oii-s,
lux. q. I3oI. /Itf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

~--..av LOGAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IIIAhall nd Notary Public. Once over FoE's
III b 4 gsrson Street. Joliet, Ill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

n,IoNLI FULLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
II ,,i.t IIlinnis. nlIt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
. A. Flu IL f Il

parton smith, Police Magistrate. and Jus
~ 'ihe Peace, Office DIun Street IL Merchants Row.
axe PeaSurein waiting all who may entrus I
.Athsir business of any kind in hisiine.
30 On the west Side ofthe River, Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29

IluEs FLETCHER, Attorney at Law. MiddlepOrt
j Ir,guois county Illinois.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07


IN FIFTiETH REPRESENTATION
POSITIVELY 'I LAST NIGHT
MAGNIFICENT OPERAHc sPEorAcLs
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
YOUNG AMERICAN voSSahlsr Isl
- -, MISS CAROLINE RIcHiNas
WI LA A sicIIIENSE" SCI aud "THE sKyLARK."
Received nightly with
THUNDERS or APPLAUSE.
SPLENDID DANsEUsE,
whose wonderful Terpschorean movements enle ber
BEST Artistic ON TIE AMERICAN STAGE.
MIR. PETER RICHlkGS AS DIR. MATHANASIUS.
NEW MAsguERADE SCENE.
MAGNIFICENT scESERY.
SPLENDID OPERATIC CHORUS
FULL ORCHEsTRA
hLAAsi sufGss Per f'niu 'TnAiBEEAux
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
IN THE PROLOGUE, -
Acr 1.-THE ABODE OF THE ENCHANTREss.
AcT III-lHE PIRATE SHIP UNDER FULL SAIL
A psfSSSi'S1 MONEY! EVENING We III. : june Slss iss
acs adapted expressly N Rchings from Aubers cee
THE sYREN,
Miss RICHINGS and Mr. E. 1. DAVENPORT,
- Mr.. JOHN GILBERT and Mr. r. RICHINGS
Admission Dress Circle and Parquet. 50 cents
Family Circle entrance on Crosby street 25 cents
Doors open at quarter past TO commence at TX o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-06-07
PROPOSALS..

RMY SUPPLIES.
n OFFICE or Army CLOTHING AND EouIPAox.
NEW Y0Rg, May 81, 1862 !
Sealed Proposals will be received this oIics until IL
o'clock ut noon Tuesday the 10th of june for delivering,
by contract the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equtpage
this city,
5000 Cotton Linen Shelter Tents OF the French
term without poles but complete in all other
sample oil the tent can be application ut this
Office Bidders will mako separate proposals for tents made
OF cotton and OF linen One half Of the articles to be deli
vered within twenty and the remainder within forty
days from date acceptance proposa and bc sub
ject inspectors appointed by autho-
iiy of the United States
Proposals Will be accompanied BY proper guarantee set
ting forth that contract awarded the named
therein Will the
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Bids win be received Tor the whole any portion Of the
above quantity.
The United States the right to reject any bid
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals endorsed Proposals for furnishing Shell
ter Tents" and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel D. H. yINTON,
Depaty Quarterma-ter General U. S. Army.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07
AMUsENIENTs.
WALLACKs.
w LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON
BENEFIT


. SATURDAY, JUNE T. 1862,
Never acted here the DRAMA adapted by
n. Mr Lester WallGck. and entitled
With new Scenery, by sherwood;
Original Music, by Robert Stoepel
And Character Dances.
Earl Of Rochester assuming the characters OF The
the landlord ~ the Horns, and introdu ing i've
the popular connie song Of Simon the Gel characters
drach, the Jew, Old Gipsy Woman, fortune Mr.
teller and village witch; The Quak Lester
Lycurgus MIDDLE, Mayor Of Newport a specimen Of
Amen squeak, Beade iacioam x,on and
Stavemouse the Old Mser of MouIy Hail. Mr. Mark smith
Duke OF Ducknxham, assuming the characters OF the
Landlord, the jew and the Rat Catcher. Mr. Reynolds
Charles H. King Of England travelling incog Mr.. Norton
Dunstable stfoing Payer IN love with Sylvia Mr. Floyd
Baaam, valet 10 Rochester. Mr. John Seton
Countess Of Lovelaugh. assuming the characters of
Chambermaid and Fortune Teller Mrs. Hoey
Sylvia Golden. an heiress Ward Of S,arve-
Lady Gay afterwards the waitnr Maid and s. III Of
Aunt RebeecA, Housekeeper to sarvemouse and Nurse
Bell ssrsad Of the Horns Mrs asn MIs ssrnon saon
PASTORAL DIvERTIsSMENT Comic Dance by Mr. q.
PARSLOE. Jr.,
And the GREAT CUSHION DANCE, byan the characters.
MONDAY, JUNE9.
VIII have the homer OF addressing the audience usual
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
THE LITTLE TREASURE
RURAL FELICITY,
combining the eRtrs strength Of the company WIN be pro-
duced the evenings entertainments being for the benefit
Mr.. MOSS. TREASURER.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

TTENRy O. sCRIBNER, AUCTIONEER SAL EsRooM
II III Nassau street will sell this day saturdsy az II
clock parlor Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Fier
Mirrors Mattresses Paasses Bedseas, Buro Elageres,
Bullets. Also lot Of nav ra" tarnst
The New York herald., 1862-06-07
NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.-NEw PATRIOTIC SONG,
~ just published. See advertisement under "Musicar'
In this paper Get copy.

OFFICE OF THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
NO. ITO BROADWAY. June 3, 1867
At the annual election for Directors of this Company held
the I'd instant the following gentlemen were
the ensuing year
JACOB BROUWER, THEOPHILUS ANTHONY,
Russell SFEBBINS, G. b. SATTERLEE,
NJ L. MARSH, THOS G. CHARUAVOYNE,
y. L. FOULki:, NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
q. G. SATrER LEE NELSON RUNYON,
JOSEPH JAMISON, DANIEL BUTTERFIELD,
VIM WHITEWRTGHT JOHN II. TALMAN,
JOHN d. WARD, EDWARD OOTHOUT
JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN j. MoIlAREN,
CHAS. II. CLAYTON, ROBERT H. BERDELL,
FRANCIS A. THOMPSON.
Alta subsequent meeting the JACOB BROUWER,
Esq., unanimously reelected President of the Company
LIVINGSTON SATrERLEE. Secretary
DALEsTINE LODGE NO. 2o4 +. A. M-THE MEMBERS
OF Palestine Lodge No. 204 hereby notified attend
special meeting OF the Loeg be held Sunday June
II O'clock their hail. No z07 Bowery for the purpose OF
paying tribute of brother John
Paul Pearson The members Of the fraternity generally
respectfully invited to attend. CHAS. II. COOK, NJ.
WIN. Is. BELcH, Secy.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

The whole performance conslud ng before eleven o'clock
A9SDA1, Ms AaLtaGk' yush''
win have the homer addressing the
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
on when '''A'Ha Ts I4frE Fly. aassr'
RURAL 'Pf FGL1c1rY,
% s as 3:
Mr.. MOSS. TREASURER.
J2RooKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
LAST AprEahANcn EN soS4ahNaST 81 EHE donB1sAros
EN- EMINENT INT HIsTGsa1eyIc @ Y @ ARTISTS
NILE. AssETTI 2os5 s5LLHEjlr aJrHorp
MILE. KATRINE,
who will appear he aa8sD q saffET Il ffEE:Tsns
from the operate rPPis rPifss!'iEss EsouANrnEss {;
On Saturday evening Jnae for the first time in Brook
n the fas sERoTs 81 sa',Sa xa
Capt MasPhy s,ya Mcguire E. A nAAvENP2RT
Sharles w2 NV waEaFEEY sFEk
Mr.. ormssy Dsmans q afApsHHsk
Es SArs nxkRT
yr5SxiSp SASiE#
ihssisss. aSsETTi 'sTHII1.HFF a!IEEFFr1,
m Moss ,sSp0Tsffss TsPSSFr, fssas Dan'eu's'
NILE hsfEyR Hsf 1ss'sh9fSsn snS a 4katTasE
The young and beautiful Danseuses,
WIN ,'. .D,',. III 4 FSsSET NOTION .
TO conclude with the fth ~ AZ q OF
R,cs.ra I; p4SESRoRy
with strong and eaicent distribution Of eharactars
Admission-Dress Circle Parquet and Balcony SO cents
secured 13 cents
The sale Reserved win take place at the box oes
OF the Academy, daily, from A. NJ. until s p. NJ.
Doors open X; commence O'Clock p precisely.
ExTE;AAs NOTICE 1a2 EEESEs rMEArnE
ps NE Of s ss TO
Keene, the theatre viii be closed this eyenn, for The pur.
MsSss os sSs crases
% at
@ eMAs Fsnsos BUSINESS Agent
OUR sPLENn Success CONTINUED.
THE MsfIG sfIGL aAkh Akluarnakr. Ri nliE MASSES
The only place OF amusensnt supporting company en-
-AAIL THE GREAT STARS "a OF oE THE PROFESSION;
oSY FA rAsTo TONY FAsTos
the ausAvE B1DEAux
the wonderfully popular Vocalist from the Academy of
the great eccentric ssniss isS syore young Vocalist
New York's fassiiic. in his beautiful Ballads
J.
II. WILKES the renowned Easso.
The sH%e HART and his
u DH SAEsHa
The exquisite Trio of danseuse and vocalists.
THE BROADWAY MINIS STRELS
THE BROADWAY MlNSTKELS
THE GEN TROUPE OF THE WORLD
and HI 8 1isSFass
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE,
For the accommodation Of ladies' and children,
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
ut half.past two o'clock.
A monster programme will be presented.
ROBERT w. BUTLER, sole Proprietor and Manager.
IN CREMORNR GARDEN,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and Sixth
THIS MAGNIFICENT AND SPACIOUS GARDEN,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1854,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS
Musical artists Of the greatest celebrity have already been
and 1t the intention of the TO constantly
vary his programme introducing
NEW FACES
IN EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
The New York herald., 1862-06-07
nEPUTY QUARTERMAsTEH GENERALS OFFICE
- PnILADELrnIA, May 70 1850.

~ PHILADELPHIA, May 26 1852.
PROPOSALS. FOR AMBULANCES.
Proposals win be received at this oce until Saturday
June a. at IL O'Clock ~. for the delivery Of (2 two hun
dred fifty Army Ambuances TO be delivered this city
before the first day Of July next, and much sooner
possible OF which be application
ths once They be made OF the best
rial and will be subject to most rigid inspection Pro-
posas any number less than hundred hfty will
be received Security for the faithful performance Of the
will be required, the Of whom will be
toned in the proposals Bids be endorsed Proposals
q. II. CROSMAN.
Deputy Quartcrmaster General
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

HAILROADS.
tn UDsoNRrvER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALBANY
I'll Troy North and West Chambers street All
and II A. NJ. and 330 and 1918 r. NJ.
ONO ISLAND RAILRoAD-CHANGE OF TER
Ia rninusPassengcr depot Mt James slip and Of
Thirty.fourth street. East river
Sunucr Arrangement-Leave New York At A. n for
Greenport, Sag Harbor, Orient and Hampton
AtsA. NJ, II NJ, and 4s30 7. M. for syosset
At3.3O Y. NJ for Greenport
AtbP NJ. Tor Hempecai.
On and arr June mail train will run on Sundays to
Yaphnk al excursion rates. leaving Thirty street
sI5 A. NJ, anl returning leave Yaphank at 1886 T.. NJ.
T oNG ISLAND RAILROAD ACCoMMoDA ATIoN--oLD
IL South Ferry TerinnusTrains leave at 20 a. NJ and
3l5 n NJ ior Grcenpt; IL 45 A. NJ aud Al6 r. NJ for Sy-
ossott; 7I6 IL i5 a. NJ and 3lJ AIS, 5t5 ~ NJ for Hemp
ST adj hourly for Jamaica from 10 A. NJ to Gao r. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ FOR ALBANY, TsoY, NORIH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Tnur~iay, May 3, 1867.
For Albany 10 80 A. NJ. Express Mai Tram from Tive
sixth street station. For al local trains Time Table
JOHN BuRCHIlLA Assistant Superintsnde
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

rORPORATION SALE OF FIRE ENGINES, HOSE CAR
" riases Tools, Monday, June at o'clock,
A. M BY COLE MukrhY, Auctioneers at the Corpora
tiOn yard Myrtle and iaInpden Brook
n. BY order Of b. Mel Conimss.oner Of Repairs and
Supplies consisting 0f Fire Engines, Hose Csrriase
jumpers all the Tools for making Patterns old Iron,
Copper. Lumber.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

A RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OFncg OF Army CLorHINc AND EaUIrAcx,l
NEW YoEE June 2, 1862
My advertisement the 30h Of May proposals Wall
Tents Axes, Spades Wos!ed Lace is hereoy revoked
and annued but sealed proposals III be received this
oce, until twelve o'clock NJ on Tuesday the 10th instant
delivering by at this depot in such quantities
Cast steel, best quality AZ, and 81 pounds SpadesTwo
beat quality Worsted LaceSky blue, Inch wds
Samples of which application at this once.
All articles to be inspected by sworn Inspector appointed
by authority Of the United ST ties.
Proposals VIII b. accompanied by proper guarantee,
setting forth that tr ed 10 the party
named therein he Will q. execute the sane and give
bonds for the faithful performance of the contract
Proposals endorsed Proposals Furnishing Army
Suppiesn and addressed tos Leut Col. d. II. vINTOS,
Deputy Quartermaser u, neral, U. 8. A.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

TOHN II. BURLEY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
q at O'Clock, at 444 Canal street. of
large house removed for convenience of consisting OF
marble Dressing and other Bureaus Patent
and other Bedsteads Bookcases Haracss, Sofa Beds,
Lounges Washstands Warrooes Eageres rosewood suits
and Cornices Pier Mantsl and other Mir large variety
OF new and second hand Carpets, Extension Centre and
other Tables; OH Paintings and Engravngs Olcotha Mat
ing. Chandeliers Feather Beds Hair Matresses Pillows,
holsters, Spreads, Blankets Stoves, Wood, Willow and
Kitchen Ware Dealers and housekeepers are invited to at
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

A UGllON NOTlCE.-M Is. ChAfMAN, AuC1IuNEEh.
"a Elegant Household Furnlture.-M. b. CHAPMAN Il
Co. aucioneers viii sell auction this day (Saurduy) ~
she Residences No 20 West T~ensxth street. near Sixth
avenue sale commencing ii clock, consisting of
wood and black walnut Paor Furniture covered with bro
cael and Etagas Doocade Chess and Centre Tables
PianofOe, Slonl and Cover; Music
seb Carpets Rugs Paintings, Vases Ornaments, Cocks
Lace Curtains, Corn SHADES, Sair Carpets OIlcoth
Dressng Bureaus. BeAsieads shstands Hair Spring
Mattresses fealer Bees, Blankets Mirrors Countepanes
Lounges walnut Extension Table Dining Room Chairs
elegant Of Crystal and Ruby Glassware Silver
Ware, Table Linen and Cutlery China Tea Sets En- rawlings
Stauary, Bronzes 4c Also large ass0rmenl OF Basement
and Kitchen Furniture sale encng a; IL O'Clock. De-
poss REQUIRED Of all purchasers Sale positive without
gard to weather. N. BHouse TO let very low and
Possession Immediately Inquire OF j. E. S1ONEALL, No.
.l3l Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

TTENRY WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOOD A
III CO. 1l5 Nassau street VIII sell this day friday,
IOk O'Clock A, M large collection Of Fushtas, Roses
Geranums and summer flowering Plants All OF which
choice and rare.