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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-19

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far exceeding any Family Medicines of 4
similar nature in the market.
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discovering they possessed remarkable
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and hence their
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and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend
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of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
MuWAevoNs CcvtlSNcNtcs
which have been showered upon him from
NM Nov<s o. we CoNWtsN.
The popularity Of the
S\ooA p~NvlSNev oNA VA\s
is that they strike at the root Of Disease,
by Graduating every particle Of impurity
w Ne N\ooA,
for the life and heat, oi the body depends
upon the purity of the blood
If the blood is poisoned, the body drags
out il miserable existence. These medicines
I'VE UNcAuoAcA
for curing
.Y,rofuLu, Syphilis,
skin Discusses, Old Soret.
Sail Rheuna, Pheunoottsnp,
,C~uspspsia, Sick Headache,
Live. 2on1Dluint, FsUor and Fgue,
Lelhco,rhoea, Fenq1Ie Complaints,
ErystpeLGs, st. t"tho"y,a |I"e,
Illn,or.. Eruptlons,
Fits. Ser. l5ous Consumption, etc
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ONEperson Mites. her daughter was cured
of fits OF nine years standing, and st VltuS
dance OF two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
| after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incuri'-
BILE.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
| after irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-19
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SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS LIR 1uz VERY THi'
IT bELF.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-19

rTThe financial exhaustion of the rebels is
strikingly proved by the fact that, accorking
to the rebel Secretary of the Treasury, for eve
~ dollar expended by them in the war they
have not been able to raise more than three
cents by taxation.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

day, oyerhaung these rspes, found 10 the eox %
longing TO facony the bond gwen ~ the master
the ship shaiemuc, cory oi which give below.
Lieutenant Browne private oornat under date o.
with sis wild Irshmen." ihe wild lrshmen no doubt.
saved the ship. This bond, with those held by MAJOR
Andrews makes the amount OF bonds captured $24 00o
cory OF CAPTAIN 0xsARDs BOND.
sl5o,ooo. 9. s. BARK FLoHDA No. Al
8 Wrt Ar SKA, June ~, 1888. !
Thirty DAYS after The ratification OF treaty OF peace
between the Confederate SAtes and the United States
America, promise pay TO the President OF the
Confederate ktates the sum Of hundred and hfty
thoasand dollars tsl5ooO for tbs release Of The ship
shatemuc and cargo.
JOHN II. oxNARD, Master Of Ship shatemuc.
(Seal written with pen.) aus
was permitted TO visit Captain Reed At Fort Pre-.
bio. and had long conversation with him We found
him very communicative, and he informed me that al
though the Tacony ww destroyed shipping was
not secure By any means. az the rebe, government
had got two cads OUT and had just built IN England
our coast He also said that the burning Of the fishing
vessels was rather In opposition to his feelings, but that
his orders 10 destroy every thing he across
which hew the Yankee flag.
The entire of officers and looked exceedingly
we and in the best OF spirits, and they seemed
consider very distant great deal might be said
IN efercnce TO those who were promne In the capturing
OF the rebel crew; but my time will allow = mi
mute history Of each Mr. f. Aaile local editor Of tho
Daily Argus was one OF the many who promptly rushed
70 the and rendered great service and assistance
and hts daring feats will not be soon forgotten.
As the object OF our search had been destroyed was
deemed best proceed to New York and At 80 p
left the good city Of Portland and wended way toward
the Empire City, where We arrived ON the morning OF
July at Q A. NJ. The United Statcs has been pur
chased by the government and win 20 into commission
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
American Bible soc,.,x.

The stated meeting Of the managers was held n the
Bible House. Astor place, on the "a inst. Two
Iowa Communications received from the Rev H.
Balentne Ahmednugger returning thanks for grant Of
books and IN regard 70 his translation OF the Scriptures
into the Mnrsthi language from Rev James Hickey 70
Gently appointed of this society In Mexico eatinr
his entrance his work and giving account
~ openings for distributing the Scriptures rom Colonel
1ropchfn, Chairman OF swiss Italian COMMITTEES. re-
turning thanks for funds granted by the board, with
account o. the abors OF coror.eurs from Rev. r. Holden
Bahia with account of the conversion o 4 septieruan
in Peru through the Scriptures; from Rev n. A.
Wilder, Umtwaumi, Africa requesting funds and In re.
gard 10 printing the New lee the Zulu language
from Rev 8 l. Baldwin, Fuh Chau, China stating the
completion of the printing press progress An publish
ing the scriptures. with annual nnancis statement;
from Rev ir lcter Parker 10 establishing an arcpcy
Of this society IN China from Pew O. Hiss Constaii.
tnopc, with highly encouraging ACCOUNTS Of the Bible
work 10 Western Turkey. Grants N books were made
Port schuyler books IN various languages 20 Sunday
schools nj Norfolk Va Tor soldiers IN hospitals a Wash
ingtont - Christian Commission Ia six iangtta gee
Tor the army, O. Amercnn sunday school Union
to the sunday School Union OF the Methodist EMS.
copa Church, Cherokee Tcstaments, Tor Cherokee
soldiers IN the rai,n army Bibles m Portuguese
ard spanish for sya the Azores Brazil and Peru for
cclcred people al Nor ok Va Tazcwe County Bible
society Tennessee for Distribution to the Hebrew Sun
day school lie chcrs Association Tor soldiers at fort
Kearpcy Nebraska to the vss onary Soecy f the pro
testant Episcopal thurch 81 the American Msslonary
society 10 the Nem his aui shelby county rble Society
their secretary or the Confedcrate Army In the ussis
slpp valley" Special permission T. transmit them
ncr the lines has been received from the Secretary Of
the Uniied states treasury department. There we're
granted 235 voumes, 10 various language for disrbu
by captains of vessels 10 foreign ports, eighteen
o ms raised letters for the blind aud several others
mailer quantity. The entye number Of book granted
yAt over ~ 500
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
British sympathy with the Anti-slave
Movement.


ADDRESS OF REV. DIR. MAssIE
On Sunday evening the Broadway Tabernacle (Rev Or,
Thompsons) well filed, TO listen TO address upon
English sympathy with antsavery in the United States
by Rev. Or. Nasse, OF London who the repre-
sentative q four thousand British minister's with their
protest against recognizing the savehoders confederacy,
and their appeal for emancipation Dr. Thompson briefly
introduced Dr. Massie who proceeded in lengthy dis
course 10 establish the sovereignty OF God the brother
hood Of man, and the designs or Providence in making
America the home Of liberty, religion and learning. He
said he was ashamed that only four Thousand British
minister's signed the symplthizing with the United
States IN its conflict with slavery; but ho affirmed that
thousands withheld their signatures from misrepre
sentaton acting under the conviction that the American
had nothing TO do with slavery He showed that the
interests Of England and America were Identical, and
pointed out h. difficulties under which the British eople
abored among which ignorance Of the geography Of
the United States Ministers had actually asked him
explain the difference between the terms ssrepubIoan
and democrat" He had addressed large audiences
in Scotland and England especially in Lancashire and al
though some Of the audience working who had
being constructed, and Kissed anti slavery sentiments
not accepted the challenge 20 defend the or
- me south % the vast majority q tho people
nestly looked for the abolition OF slavery Dr
gave detailed account Of the great conference held
where address adopted expressive OF
sympathy with the Of the emancipation OF the
slave, which he read. II tho United States
on the abolition Of slavery in the District OF Columbia
the extinction q the slave trade the issuing the
Presidents proclamation.
conclusion the address deprecated any retrograde
action in reference TO emancipation Dr. Masse said he
to this country plead the Of justice the
citizen OF the United states and also the friend
Of the Shareholder that he might be delivered from the
Of power He wished gain the cooperation Of
America with England in difusng the principles Of the
religion of Jesus Christ
After prayer the congregation was dsmisssd.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs FOR AL
IL bany Troy, the North and West Chambers
a and 10 A. NJ. and Sis, and 1880 r. n, and Sun
days mt B;22 p. M from Thrteth street Tickets
procured at any Of the Offices OF WEsrCOTfS EXPRESS
IN New York and Brooklyn, and baggage checked the
house TO al points on the road and 10 Ssratoga Springs
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Trains will leave Twenty sixth depot for Albany
1880 ~, stopping wiihmahrdge White Plains Bed
ford Crotpn Falls and staons nork 20 Albany cnnecng
with Cenrn and Northern Railroad for SsrziogA and al
points north and west For Croton Falls eleA n. For
White Plains 8 Is 10 A ~. 2.O tJ0 and r NJ, and Is
r. Mfrom white street depot For wiAmsbridge, SIS 10
A. 1D. li0 6l5P u: Croion Falls, white Plains
Plains r. ~ stopping white Plains and stations North
Northern and Western trains stoppng ct all stations from
Chatham " Croton Falls also Bedford White Plains
WilamsbridRe: Dover Plans. sB A. ~, stepping at all
stations north OF and Al White Plains; Croton Falls r.
white Plains, 10. Z, eNA M116P ~; Willismsbridge
~ A. NJ Crotou Faha white Plains Ind wiiamshridge
aims stop Al all sations sunday trains half
fare FOR cIoton Fs',. 10 stepping a. all stations
$50 M stopping a all Matisns FOR Waite Plains NJ,
A. u. wllNmsbridge. See. 10 rs A. M l9sU $40 sen
P.M White Plains and wliamsbridge trains stop ut all
stations Croton Fall. r NJ, stopping al s stations
% .n' = JOHN BuRoHrLL. ssDsrin,endeu.
NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILRoAD-LEAvEs
IN New York n James ferry and Thirty fourth street
Leaves Flushing At 4 1. a y 10. l. $40. s. g. aud 7i6
n Bon TUESDAYS and Fridays special night train
eaves fushins at II r. NJ and from Thirty fourth
ferry atl7P.M
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

NoNoeHpS ~. hes July y, 1000.
Over twenty Ave thousand Of the democracy Of this
STATE assembled here to-day.
IL Of the largest mass meetings ever held IN
New hampshire, exceeding In numbers and enthusiasm
that held on the nth OF June last.
commenced nv allndng m she dsv vhoso Snr;ss.rx s
celebrated and 10 the Union eu
the wisdom and moderation OF those who formed
them both-who formed practicable government and
not mere Utopian fancy. He then lamentcd the pre-
sent calamity Of the times when instead Of war against
sensons. This said was caused BY the clous inter.
medding af too many of the citizens OF the Northern
States and the n,e ~ The sonS.,
then operated with the Intermediates the Northern
States causing total disregard Of the institution by
both. After speaking further OF this disregard OF the
constitution and Its effect the seat OF war he con
cuded follows.-Even here In the loyal States the
mailed hand OF military usurpation strikes down the
liberties Of tho people, and its trampes on desc
Grated constellation. (Applause) Even here, in these
citizen soldier like the gallant kdgery OF New Hamp
SHIRE 70 vote according 10 his conscience like that
martyr of free speech, Clement l. vaandgham, 70 dis.
public affairs in Ohio. cloud appnuse) Az, even
here the temporary agents Of the sovereign people
the transitory administrators of the governmeut--
President s sufficient for and that We must obey t.
The President himself that b treasona
scribe Mr. Pierce here quoted from Presdsnt T,ucop
the Hon. Erastos Corning his authority for this
statement. Mr.. Pierce Concluded his speech by urging
moderation and strict regard for ell constitutional
rights He could not but believe that ali the States
would day be again united. lie mented the caiami
ties Of this ruees wara prosecuted on the basis
OF the proclamation OF September 1852 His advice and
his hope rely the moral power OF the people
and not on any OF the coercve nstrumentaltes Of mill
tsry power.
The Hon. D. W. VOORHEES,. Of Indiana followed General
Pierce IN an eloquen, and effective speech He was re
ceved with great favor and at the mention OF vaan
dighaa the entire audience sprang 10 their feet and
broke forth into prolonged cheers.
series Of resolutions then nmously adopted
dcnouncng the policy of the administration and express
ing earnest wish speedy and honorable peace upon
the basis OF the "Constitution a. IL isf,
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
Corouer,s lnouest.

FATAL STABBlSo ArTRAY.-About midnight on FRIDAY
last young named Thomas McAvoy. sixteen years
o age, wire worker by trade, killed by being
stabbed In Twenty second street. Ee removed TO
Bellevue Hospital, where Coroner Rsnney took his ante
mortem examination, as sfolows:-Thomas McAvoy being
duly swcrn dcposed and said reside In A. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets believe my
self very dangerous condition. this morning July A.
between twelve and O'Clock there ak or eight
OF standing the walk. and corner Of
Tweny second and Third avenue where there was
a dance then asked James Brady TO go and have
drink AMI We went To Twenty second street, between
Second and Third TO place kept by Clancy
when reached there tbero were two mon named
ber of men did not know: they got into
a quarrel Mike Bone, James Bradley aud Patrick
Honey were attacked and more OF less Injured then
went out TO r Coopcrs 10 get medicine fer Hsncy
and then returned 10 Twenty second street where We
number OF No 81 engine boys thea all went up
TO cancys again TO see who had injured Patrick Heuey
them fighting before the dor. and as wont up
n large came towards with large knife In
his hand and he plunged II into my bowels; when tho
man came 40 10 ie ho said tYou 500 OF btcb wi M
you want my bowels came out and put my hand N
them 70 hold ,hem in was then taScn TO Reevue Hos.
pita. do not know the who stabbed me- but
should know him u should see him again
Tue friends ot the deceased surrounded the building
his duty.
The Injured died alae hour on saturday evening
and inquest held the At the Eighteenth
ward stattn house yesterday. large number OF wi,
examined, when " elected that the de
ceased h COMPANY Win NUMBER OF others, hsd been
TO ball on the evening IN question whore they all drsnk
rather freely Ancr leaving the ball tboy 10 Cancys
drinking saloon IN Twenty second street where they ok
several more drinks Here they became quarre some AMI
we're put They then egaied the side. ard
again qusrreed about some money which had BEEN
90 the result Of dog sht free hght ensued dufIng
which the dece ssed stabbed Lawrence Corners on
22l East Twentieth street testified having seen knife ,n
the hands of peter McGra shoemaker residng :, loS
East Twenty second street The Coroner proceeded 10
McGraus house, Who was 10 bed from, no he alleged
inures received on HE head Bernard j. Burns testified
Af.I Az
Avoy The jury, after some deberaon, returned a yer
DICT that the dccessed came 70 his death by stabs IN
ncted by knife IN the hands OF Peter MctiraiL Ihs
prisoner viii be removed 70 be Iombs 70 await the action
" w Waaa Jury.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
Important Arrest OF B1rglars.
CLEVER cXfFUM 81 fwo coNvicrs By oFFIorRs

GOLDEN AND DORAN, OF NEW YORK.
About eight O'Clock Saturday tho Fourth Of July
ing Judge Bowling, Of this city, two in Centre
street whom he recognized burglars. No. doubling
bat tha. they about make professional excursion
tour Of observation the Judge reported the fact,
well his conviction respecting them. to officer
Doran Captain Jordan OF the sixth police precinct
The captain Immediately detailed officer Dorsn to 20
their track and "ppe them. The officer saw them 60
down James street ferry and enter the bort He fol
towed and the trio took the nine O'Clock m n to Hun
ters Point, and thence 10 Flushing Long Not being
aware they watched the two mn, wb J, very
respectfully atred roved about quite freely looking
several houses N the neighborhood. OF cer Doran
returned TO New York and reported TO Captain Jordan
who ordered ofncer Golden OF the Sixth precinct,
Join him, and both 10 return 70 Long Island and
they thought best in the premises. Ocers Golden and
Doran went back and again the two men Doran
ceaing himself BY arrangement with Golden from three
70 I've O'Clock so that tho parties would not got alarmed
when the train would ieavo for New York During
for the purpose as Golden anticipated Of getting on the
train 70 New York. They did think that they would
by person the crowd The officers therefore, took
passage themselves In the train and they prudenty
en- route to New York The officers then had them saie
and their arrival at James street ferry they arrested
named Joseph Fowler alias Nose Foge and the other
Alfred Evans alias Wallace. During the day they had
robbed two houses on Long lsand-that OF G. b. Acker
man ana the house Of Charles r. Frame. From the
house Of Mr.. Ackerman they took hundred
and one dollars In greeubacks postal currency and ATTY
ceat silver coin. From Mr. Frame they took one hun
dred and nty dollars worth OF jeweiry, belonging
Mrs Frame, Colts revolver, box OF percussion caps
aud other small articles. They entered the house
by Of skeleton keys and nippers locked the
doors after leaving The property has been recovered
Mrs Frame has Identified her ewery, and her husband
will attend to day in order 10 identity the whole pro
pcrty TO make the complete against the bur
glars. The have been the State Prison for
terms OF nine and ton years. and the Office entertain
doubt that they the who committed the burglary
the house of Mr.. Oakley Hail. the District Attorney
complete set OF burglars tools taken from each OF the
Officer Golden states that they the best finished
and most costly OF these Instruments which he has
for some time AS many daring burgaries have been
committed lately In Williamsburg and other parts OF Long
Island the capture of Fowler aud Evans, with all their
aliases OF great importance " the inhabtaots. The
prompt and cautious manner in which It effected
reflects great credit officers Golden and Jordan o the
sixth precinct az they displayed skill Judgment
crgy In the matter The quick sighted Judge Bowling
and active Captain Jordan also the thanks
OF the community
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

AIBLO'S GARDEN
lN Lessee and Manager ................WM WhEArLES
Begin at \, conclude At 10 40
TUESDAY. JULY T. 1855
THE A1TnA TinN OF tn CITY
John broagham's grand romantic Drama, enuued
THE DUKES MOTTO.
SIXTH WEEK
TRIUMPHANT CAREER,
NO pr1rEufioS
IN THE NIGHTLY THRoNos
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
KNOWN TO TIE METROPOLIS FOR fkAkb
The celebrated irish Comedian and vocalist
who ha purchased the se right The production Of h
splendid play in Amers a. as
CARRIcKFRRGUS, stt -.
Irish soldier of with the songs Wine, Hss8h
Wine,n and While There Life There's Hope.
NIX. WM. WiEATLEf
In his rcma able rersonaton OF
CAPTAIN HENRI DE LAGARDBRE;
UNAPPROACHAbLE CAST.
BEAuTIFt Il SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MtSIC,
NEW COSTUMES.
MECHANICAL EFFECTS
AND FURNITURE
with the most complete
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
Box onice open daily from till s. where seats can BE-
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
\ AXE SUPERIOR LINE,
IL CONSISTING or srpAwFps
PLANET MkTEOR
CITY OF CLEyELAND.
,uo, IkAyLLLER, ILLINOIS.

One Of the above viii Detroit Mich Al ~
O'Clock NJ, on Tuesday wednesav THURSDAY and salur
day Of zach week during the season Of navigation for
Leaving Cleveland the previous evening At s O'Clock
y. N
only shout ~ cents per mile sesper than any other plea.
For further inforuasss NJ ssss9a psrds
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
sTEAMBOATs.

DAy BoAT FOR ALBANy.-THE STEAMER DANIEL
~ DREW leaves from jaw pier Saturday morn
M O'Clock landing at Thrteth street. making the usual
landings
nay BOAT FOR ALBANY.THE LARGE AND CON.
- modious steamer DANIEL DREW leave. from nier
foot Of Jy street every Tuesday Thursfar ana ssnray
morning, At o'clock, landing At Thirteh street Yonsers
Cokgrns, West Point Newburg1 1Poushkeepse. Rhinebcck
Tivo Catskl and Hudson; arriving Albany in Zine 10
4 O'Clock evening.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

WHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNRs
w Go ye one and all 10 see Miss W ELLINGTON, the
renowned English Prophecies universally Acknowledged the
best OF all Asroorists who TO
who consult her health, wealth and happiness and
IN mpart to them Information OF the portance
relative 70 lawsuits Journeys absent friends love
ship marriage hidden enemies trobles:
glory hfe or death ~ you seek prosperity and
hiehy gfsa and beauiifu Toung loi Sixth
eiU who has the Roman and Arabian for
love, gond luck and business ufe
Lucky numbers gwen highly city refe
renee Drunkenness cured and unfAhful and hus
bands reclaimed
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

a-n QlEturge
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
MEDICAL.

longer ncursbe Bronchitis, Paralysis Rheumatism,
Or. >. EDWARDS, Magnetic Physician ~ West Twenty.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

sIzIPPIwG.


sHIPPIHG.
CrEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
rpo cGss New Yas soa ws
SIF7 81 Ss s%hE s:ssT s:ssIs.y jay
And every succeeding saturday al noon from pier North
g;sss' J. ESs =. ssssssy
E (: E z e Ss$s:;: ssssS E E !: E::ss. S
Ps e a. q hasrs Ds 1s%sn
M .ss ~.h 10
SSSs q DxTE ss e
STrAAs1HsI6e 1s6a PREM sEN losE sssEESs 4S LIVERPOOL
'e ' GREAT EASTERN
From, New York, Taesasy. July "a
And at intervals thereafter OF sboot six weeks from each
Second @ cabin state berhs, meals furnished "
EXCURSION ess. gu, and back in the drs, and
Servants aecompanying passengers and children undo
Infanis free. .e0
seerare with superior So,
' 81 m soa on ~ in
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet OF luggage
For sassa Apply ppftsl WHITNEY,
For ,rs.eA. apply to ROWLAND fs AsriSwAII Agents
THE ATLANTIC IRISH aJs RoyAL ,.J STEAM NAVIGATION
ll GALWAY LINE
AHSsit is$S & sss:s S:s.s ss%ss ss.s. ss @
SSeI Sorss asrss ps~sy son. sons
The magnificent steamship ,,,c
Win % from % S r. g. :" Ssw sS n. So ahs on
.s;s%.ss @ every = M w:ase;s.y ..s.
I
Second cabin ss
app; BROADWAY
ELrAxrR Josrs Manager
CrEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
cyss
sss a sSs ss csnsss AND T1d m p
ss; s % Sss
fn II plnspsi 1s' re sna
low rates For iREls
ITAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
IL The favorte first cas: and elegant iron mall steamship
carrying the uniied States mail sails from per "a North
river foot Of f1l'0s ssT6RpsY s'TSf' pcs,'Tsy J
and takes PASSENGERS for Hamburg London Havre and
8. So .esas . 80
The saaonia ni' viii the bavaria on July q,
RIsR1sD boAs s s'isrsss isi Rssss.s; s.ss
TME, NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAMSHIP II NEW NEW
viii e 50 Of
SATURDAY, JULY 49, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
BREMEN VIZ LSs ssourHAMpros,
LONDON HAyRE t,1g souTaHMeTds AND BREMEN
at the following rates. payable in gold or its equivalent In
the first cabin, slc6 cabin, saa so seerass,
For freight or passage sShachs efG'I i CO.. stree.
a sa. A a..a ss
e % s @ ivy yem s ,ss Il Of oa
cary
DOR LIVERPOOL AND LoNpoN-oLD BLACK STAR
LADE wss made hs Ia; e ys to soo 4. ph nv
MorTM sTf ROCK ss. july For passage apply % vii
LiAMs 0uION. 20 Fulton street
PAoKEr y fEr
's ss es sssi Apply
Eos LIyEnsooL,-cyLppv BLACK BALL LINE OF
S oSrFEr fos % { sd 1 street. "
EoH CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA .
18Th and ad Of each month except when these date; q. On
Sunday when the day Of departure will be ON the Monday
~ 20 sA' or passage apply b es e. s T.. :.ss sss"
a bourne the be.Ssfai Ensli.h Clipper bark OCEAN
ss rrsr 60 Can NJ
T: sss second ioRD
first class ship win follow and sail in August
M O. ROBERTS LINE.
oAasr9sSIa II ssSHsDHl. w. !JG4 !S5f4nsouA Z.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

TWO or BAssFoRDs SECOND HAND BILLIhs s
Tsbes. 80 meeh sought afer win be sgli, in pIayi
order, at tue old ls9 Fulton apd No Ann sire
70 truth, speed land angles the a,00o ehAlenss
AxAlp repeated,