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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30

ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS For txh
arrangements of the sytem incident to III
/, hange of diet, Wounds, Eruptions. and e.
posurcs which every volunteers is liable, ther
are no remedies so safe, convenient and REL
able as HALLoWAY's PILLS and OINTMEN'-
rs cents per box.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30

Sheriff Sale.
Mcclellan & Knox,
against
Daniel NJ. Thomas.
By virtus of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio l will offer
for sails at public auction at the front door
of the Court Hsuse, in the town of Woods
field, in said County, between the hours OF
ten o'clock a.. m, and o'clock p. m. on
Saturday january 9Th, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate
in said county, to wiz:
Four lots No. 50 and So in the town Of
WoOdsheld.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. c. O..
Dec le, 1sss.-.4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30

BY virtne of writ Of execution to ME di-
rectcd from the Court of common pleas OF
Monroe county, ONO, will offer for sale AT
public auction, at the front door OF the court
house. III the town of Woodsield, in said
county, between the hours of ten O'clock, n
m, and O'Clock, p. lR.. on
Saturday, January the I'd, 1864.
the following described property, tc wit:
The east halt of the south east quarter oI
section twenty one, in township four OF rang.
four containing seventy four acres more oil
less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property OF William Mellott at the suit Of
Vaulaw and alexander.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. G. D.
Dee. g. 1s63.-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30
Eleanor DailN's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed was. on the 9th day of October.
1868. appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ofio, Administrator of the
estate of Eleanor Daily. deceased.
ELIEL HEADLEY.
Nov A. ls6S-3v
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30
New Ambrotypes.

THE undersigned has 6tted mp room IN
his own house, wh.re he is now prerar-
ed to take PICTURES at any time. AMBRo,
TYPES copied and fitted and put up in LOCK,
ETS.
May DIN THOMAS 1.s:.t
90. 1893.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30


BY virtue of a writ OF execution TO me direct
ed from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will of offer for sale at pub
lie auction. at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Wooodsheld. in sai1
county, between the hours OF ten O'clock, a.
m, and O'Clock, p. M, on
Saturday, Januaoy 2a, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
-ruarter of section seven in township six, of
range seven, containing forty acres more or
less.
Also, the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section one in township six.
of range seven, containing forty acres more
or less.
Taken IN execution and levied upon as the
property of William Carmichael at the suit.
of Joseph Givens.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. Z. o.
Dec 2, 1s63.-4w.
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SIEEKsIFF'S SALE.

Dec. 2, ls63.-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30
Administl atol's Sale.

Dec. 8, 1S63.-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30

Dec. Q. 1853 -6w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
A Significant Rebel Letter.
The War got up Drurk, and 10 be set.,rd

tCor,e'por tencs afihs V y SUM
Hs1fQu1rt,rs Army pr. Io'amGe. Nor ~
The folle.ins inrre' nr letter -m fou'd up9r 10
body Of rebel 'oldisrH gsrpshsnnoc. station. Tho
nsmts are tuppre1sd;
Your Birthday, SEPT q. 1893
NJ, dear san -, Robert d, sol vs ard ne issI
the time tslsius .t-out vou. iIs &. ban boy and
.nnt, 10 know shy you can't 10 tster ufi.rnsf .li
m s-..l p.. D... :, ,c1, s'Is a'i ,s
rlrn'y q our u.'rhho'hood thsi nave -arne hom,,
nv. sons a0a 70 viessu g g. 'ss ssi 'n 5"na , " 10y
Tts state hr gene undsr sud thr uerc.,
have al lett and soue ov't 'oth. Y,nt e'. NJ,
ts 70 hrrirh rlsns -of,ft. shtn they =. ut
,.s.niei,ss 1ehi foI Il There .onr rich n.n'H
,od iind one Who do 'hsyon hnd ten Who A. rot
The" ueu are de'd -t IN, 10 ilc Coufsl'f, b.
dsni.- Than the Y,hecs would hsve d>ns INV
ne mslisg more | uion men ihsn Lincoln ever could
lisvs all We ws In the us~spatefp. bit vh,,
sse With pay osn e'.' e.h belisv. h.,e
II TIE. tura Il shah most .ured'y 80
20 ne Yisiess end ei.irn r,,,,e,i y, ani tns-
! sm - socd . sJr,hsia rifhis usn a. an, odv
The rich uopu,stun ss,e uu into reGv, i",y!b. the
90 psope 20 40 - test tney car burning ~ t1tu
co,i,on, and tan Of eurln. op Al N, tog'., III.
France seh Ens,Hd ~! ~ is the uUitsa ~'.Je'
out that T., NIB the dvsr'sr'. They are do'rs
somrthus In 'h. lion -'y. The. ,Te ,ryi1s Sst
but th. Ys.ies. ss 90 aeE q Ssnd ia, cai
.rmy here tusy 70 ts,p cut os their SAY. The en-
kets are marching gtits At !our di!ersn, p.in',
They viii have Ans pictinh there. oar ,.or.e
via return back 10 Loui,isns srippaI o. all
proT~ftJ. want 20 see pace en- any ttigs
Thee sr the vho are eonIiry ths
Confsisrtey BY their influence. The Ysusess "a.
psct that Franco and h-ti-o are SONG 10 % zone
hns tor the South. hey turn'bf th.Ir ~ -
ensH n. river - viotssu-.h Nstth',, iili. Gins
- nils- /. 'os hatcher, spd at Pom uudsth. !!
ITArce had cone ~ our rs uaru .h,p ~ he'd
eS burg, Il -ould have done segis ro> T. EI' 4 %
to- LAT, uoS our IN, are too much div lei, and 80
many have gun. back 60 the l'rioa. 1Eis Ua, u4i
got up drunk bW th. u.l haze 10 ssit,e II sot, p
1h.r. sre rrest man mel h,re. ~ tno south Mo
are 'obe pititd. n, ioa mv,t comr ~ q e.os..
Hoping J may zoe you shortly, ytuF a!Iecti,.asp
istaer. T.. s.-Do not forget youI duty 70 yo,rIc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13

i-it ~ N1ar' = g. u'rn u ne cost ~ Nt- Eue.
'.' 7' '0s'r'I a ~ M 'h f, snd trcithAn.
-i-'l' bsye ,7t' n the amy sni usvy bil,rdy 20
.tt 80 nei.t.'.'s ccuir e. ~ tae 4 dttcn.
'c"ra 'al etus, sre .uii much lu..i. "a 60
Nstovc'rnsri
Ih' :. ato' ar Cn,on .'.s vs,'s.1.. from N,
'o '.rn Ni,s baU', TO- Nt s,ah ,tiN 10 hicci,-
t'nf e1sdrs 50 'o'h ortt NIs ,uppv ~ ,,orr,.
.fo''..cr', srir.gu on, &c, h'.dr ,ev,-si orie.,
nen fes %" feet, So viu GO. SRA. New Or
l'srs
1h -,-S Src-yo ~ ths y Siu..i ire, ei.i h,,e-,-
'"e''Afs' bA. IH urietto ssv.tt ttiAi Att'. ~.
q e - yea. - Val. 1.t. rv.tYe. hN.o
''|t' sati.i rtTi an q '~cs' l~srsr.lf ~ re
W 10, ue Nav N.A hcHt o th4, tat q. o. mo-
iN'r' if s|rC'ssi.i TIE .Hff rf tfsH.rftlpr
a. h- th' ,r" ree .U'' 90 fhs N,fu.ltft, that -.
'"r SON" uul'r.secn se-ijsntu.cr.i. NO rti -
tutIt f.4he ~ rsst uiNs M tt'ff "a hour
sue tf'1' ~ p - 0fsc.tNo ,st ,r+u aul 90
iA -r44ut.ss u .u tsc -s.As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
RlocI.a de Rsnsers Captured.

Washington, d. C., Aer. 10 tn. re,mcr E,hc-t
2, Lee, espiurtdty tho james Ads-r. vi. formerly
named he 0i. ate She Ia sn iron steamer o. shout
efh' hrYdrd tons. ant ~v Gii,d cut =, G,a,scw in
i'6S. She had been pJi1s between that port and
Belfast and .as eonrid-red o. the ,viae,: hoa
sioa'. she has psidl" -b'el., sad eia-, alb u. ten
feet Of w'ter and ht. hccn Que of'hc no. .,i
OF the tiocssde'runns, between bermuda ard vii.
fainsten. II 10 .uppIssd she h.cnsed 20 the .cN,l
sovsrunsn' I. che had heon in ecmmaac Of r-hcl
navy ofhe'rs. The Ccinuh =, sso recently esp'ar,d
~ the jane. Aiger. fitted on, 10 frr'snd ~ ha
su'luin Of isja SIZE /. ,t' pheti uhe,n M
'tesner 'ur7osed to belong 70 the rb.l ievefnmsn,
At one time ,hs .S called tls ia. pag =. sh. has
been aui'e as suecss'uI ss the Robert h. Lrs N rn.
n'us The biotsie. sbs piled bst.oen Bermuda and
Wilmington. Tie Ella and Anna esp'ured bv th..
\ 7hon. vas formerly called the william o. Howe,
She 10 an iron side -hscl steamer, ,S or seven lin
cred tens hufthsu, sri con,dsrsd rat AL .cre Ia
.sfd boGni fer Whining on, aud had valuable car.
goes. stores and ammunition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
From Europe.


Further Toia,. Ho- 20 The t,sn.liy Eoh.rritu,
from Livsrpool Oct. .2tl 1nd Londouderry tho oh
has srr,cd.
Wet Indian nah sisicss say tho r,bel ~ vs,.er
Georsis rssssd Falmouth, Jamsies. or the .3h o.
sep.snber, u'tsr fu steam, sad On the .sms even.
ins sho ~As bsl!aTed TO tsye e.p.ur- steamer.
There lad b,en sorlo ilttis c1rlrln,ion in usvsi
eiro.e'in tns!ard, ns to tks, .,tc mt
you'd BE- tnads TO take out 10 sea ~ ffrs The itcam
'n' In tho hrssy. orders vre relc,td st
Plymouth TO stnd 9 v.ucl sround - Liver
pao, aud 1t Vas stated bat after como ind..Isn and
'ounteTmsneius of ORDER, ths hon.pistrd friea,o
Prince Cop,ort rad started for Liverpool. In Tho
meantime smother sunboo' had reached N, Mercy
on the ssh, and w,s snrhorcd os,.ts IL.rd.
fsrd. rvsdy "a start at . gomsnts notice
The hoRSisG sria announce. that The Pr,reh
Government has iDforued the United State Ain.tsr
20 Frsoes, Mr.. Dayton that the su' 'hnrizs ion frthe
eon trueton OF cersln vesrss of var, proved 20
b. building in France for tho Conf.d.rst.. and for
certsia cannon and munitions u var for their Arms.
men', had b. en- withdrawn ani tho psr.e- engaged
in 'he business had been warned Q. tho dtrgcr Of
p-oiecutrt ths voIL.
The Tlsgs prhlihes a letter from M Spence o,
Liverpool which Is uullan, al the exciting stustou
~ sFrs FOR the South sut ks sha' more D .otir.l
proof 10 needed Of the sbsufdi,y y Of she scheme q.
couIuesi, han that cotton quoci at .. e.at,in
Nss ors, eighteen mouths aftsr tho ocJuga;.oa q
Sts Or.eiaL
Runners were current TIA, tae Trench Army -,oh
seen svseuste Rome lttVius only f,fr,on =, Chi..
vc,c.s AID ,hN soan could send io0ol t,oo,. to
Rym, I.v..u..sd tA,i the ,ouruey oi tie Inprs..
Eursnis to N,!rd, sAi not Inc,uoeeud With th,
mstter.
TOLarD.
An order hsi been iiusi that all IsrsonI havins
had passports vitet AZ Wgr,s" v,Ts TO cult Poland
IN in one day The inhsbit.n Of WAr,r- had been
ordcTst 10 carry lantern. the evening So ens Va,
slossd out .rer nine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
Pr ON Charleston.

po,t,,.s v,,, y Ho- 10 IN. Eiehrnond WHO
,fNo, ut, con, Lui the follc ~iHs:
Cha,.s,op. No, .S-slos firing has been soiny on
al d.v on sums. Fifiy-.iSht dGsd shot were hr.d
from Battery GIegi l'1 men, 81 ofer'd '''
s,,,hv.,t,n,,e z,y r1cd shots wee fired to-day
and rs u,,r.a,,b.u. OF which rvea missed. The
vhol, numb, =, ,ho sud shell fired :. Sumter, dur
lps the toro,,,dn,,, 4. g,:iG, stwhch ,,'00sref.
One Mentor only VA In. Acton 'o"'' no eA'uAi-
tss uaniplrt
Charleston, Nop. 10. -Ths hi'h' nom "'so ."
euuter toeay vtiatln tr's ho paH 80 H'u' i'o
Monitors c,ns Up snd EI 81 - 'hon' no He' n''o-
eenu have been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
From Virginia.

VA inGton, Nor. u The follo-ins An eea RI.
e'i'ei at the hea9guar,trs Of the army bv General
k.lr;
'!a-t'5uro IA, Nor. M In 'orms.iou from
Lcvissufs 10 hat Gen Avuil,. .ietoiy %, most do
s'lve a. Droop hou1tsin. Iac enemy. forre sn-
sNs'd vi" over 1900. Thcv acknowledge . loo. OF
80 sIi,d snd ound-d. Gen. Av'ril to. , ovc- loo
p'on,'', in;ludins field o;hc.r ons stnd of eal,r,
three pieces Of artillery. lMss lumber OF ,u,I
Arms, camp ogu page Aud wagon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13

r,'hd 'h.u, st -,,.. The mo-. o, ,se men
t'' IL ed ey DC fst,s tec1c,d = th, o. feuuc. se
I' Rf ri'f ~ cv,i 10 to the i1th ONO We
no d " 70 "a'Iieste Il, % the Tsaae,.ss Eivlr. 10
!.isGag
! Se .yl.. -h-rs the nrn rnrr AMI csnrcn -e.s
'.trs o. Reich, les ca t1ui 60, f,rt X O.
a"''si f-om shs; place
"H'''ne'on, No. - Gen. Bundtss feress are
oonssnisisd 10 and sb,nt X I,i,ie Tenn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13

Knox c,lls, T,nn., Nor. !
Rogsr,ville, Gen Bu inside
BY 'upsrior numb IL. Gen.
1900 prisoDer, since he q
psnden OF the sarrison q, (
as far ahead Of tire rebel.
Sion, Of large forces ofths !
but se Ipect 10 repi her
osis sApt1si 0asi 90 sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
From T enne ssec.
The Attack on Buruslde

In tn . rersnt aiisir 81
force, wsr. overwhelmed
.Buinsids hsstsssn over
NJ into Tsnnesse,, inds-
:uaber.sn: Gsh pu''ins
Toere SIC come indies
sbels coming ,sIinst -,
40 Reservills tbe 70
sas tsss p,AsAs u HWr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13
Touching Experiences Related

GREAT MEETING or WORK GIRLS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-13

Interesting Local Intelligence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY JUNE H. 1853

FMH-The demand was quite moderate for the prisoi-
pal kinds, prices OF which essentially unaered
fxucHK.-The mar ket was very quiet, with sac yes
sells OF an descriptions IN port To Liverpool there were
shipped 80 obs Hour - d., 150o bushels grain as d.
I'D 100 packages psovsicns by steamer and sailing
vessel a. CO., and 26s To Glasgow 800 bbls nour q D.
4hd. n Cd. 100 packages provisions 81 Us and 10
hhde cescco ~ <s Cd To London, 900 bushels wheat
II I'd in bulk To Bristol 30 tons provisions 1t ass
sma vessel took grain sor Cork cad orders g. 3D.
quarter.
PRousoRs.-Pork dull and down 70 Sl1 81 Sl1 50
for old, and $l2 26 &f2 30 for mess. and so n
81 rs for prime, with OF 1000 bbls Beef CONT
nued IN moderate demand and S26 bbls. were sold d
unchanged prices. Lard declined 70 &c, 9zc, with
sales Of 600 pkgs OF cut meats 600 pigs were sold
at Axe. &c. for shoulders, and exc. 7xc. for hams
Bacon ruled duh at &C., 7c, with sales Of IT'S boxes
Butter and cheese continued quiet and depressed.
SuaAns were less active with sales OF b60 hhds- as
1lHc. . ike. for New Orleans and 10hc. lie. for
Cuba
lie.
WnAIRosu was dull and unsettled In price.
wHsxKY.-sales transpred OF $50 bbls az 44ac 4oc,
mostly ct 44Xc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

the Cleveland and Toledo which may lead to the
exclusion Of the stock of that. company from the
board list. The books closed some time ago. TO
be opened, as was stated in the Official advertise
ment, on the 18th of June. This afternoon the
board was notified that the books would reopen
tomorrow, the 18th, and parties who had bought
stock "for the opening were expected to deliver
IL tomorrow. SO extraordinary man9uvre
created the greatest indignation in the board and
a committee was at once appointed TO report ON
the subject. The decision will undoubtedly be
that all contracts made 'for the opening" must
run till the 18th. Such other action will be taken
as ma seem appropriate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

and remains; IN barhs Islander Cash. Nastuckes from
cruise for home q mos OUT sp Peru Turner do cruise
Also arr April 10 Ssrss China Hathaway. NIB land re-
s:s: ~ g ss;.S e q ~ s::
s ss ssS i, .S e. ss
40 " so.sias :lsss s.,lS
ssA SSssidsns Sscs Ne iisc x ii ,oid is.s
q kB SO sp on board Cary Gardner. Of NB 200 So
,, SHIP Noun. wOn..ea wins Hio April W mos
ship &c. I.Sop NIB wasen Mocha coast of Chile
% ss. asa Al H .s
4 81 s.$s s i:s
"a an @ & % Ant The ~. SS
e- ss1 shsss EN-
having axes 80 81: 81: 50 81 sis .nS. leaving
Barr E.aossh y,ancis of wessper q. Jacmsl April
g. SS' 6 a :p Al Ss was " sansa S
0GSssTss Araods fs q q and bound home
A5 Ss;s !. n.
ready DAY on cruise % or Shore SroSna
I am e. ). 4 Ks: e; j
Foreign Ports.
ByEsos AIRxs April Isin por ships Pyramid Sleeper
for NYork about May Alexandrna Snow, from Boston
IN
40 d so s ss.is
about May Mg; brig Fanny. woEa New York, disa
GsSss, .sps Bangs.
& 1T sS 81 aas S1s
Es from b cas 81 and from
Bremen for Chicago lsee Mscel)..
8, MA.e Nay Fin port. sr brig Petre Glow from New
ST JouE Nh June s-Arf steamers Union. Cooley Work
III & ships
west Point chS and fsn.aso al. oSdsS Lysrpoo
to load at not Brazilian, ports for Liverpool
American Ports.
o from Ns%
and Seaman Seaman sepn
.ee som me- DO; Eugene Parker, DO; Cranms.
S,sS s ~ Sss:l s:.s i
ks s CAIN shR TS sS,Sns
steamer Poeshersss. from Newborn Boston, passed
tGyis snip Nss,eas Guard MAGELLAN. vslps
CD 'hs 1--we szs sos csn
vas Back Roller, NYork; bark Palermo, Insham, Havre;
.tSss aSw' MOTIFS
BATH June sold schfs T Bartlett Gard, and Bux-
6ISHToS: June IArr sehrs R Watson, Lane and Geo
ss% ss: S
FSKS June s s ssar. Fullerton Calais
Rssss WsrsSam dol GLOBE Warren for do "a stevens.
As%s;sr Gos
sthArr schrs Accommcdatiou. Rzsbethport for Provi
aSE ESna Sns aS .ehs Lyman
P Ely Roberts; Liberty. johnson; James sam. Hall;
PHiixpEIPHiA, June s--Arr bark sAxonvils Bolitho,
sss Cushing Po
sa
Hcwss herpsrt Parker Cabot Pnlnney. and Sarah Eli
Ksy Sfs a p
s'S ssssy % s.
Gibson; .iysrDoSi; S.5E Trout Msddoek;s Cane Hay
E Haley SSs us Nav" as
nce scan L Smith, Smith; NJ Shropshire. MeEwse;
H
ss ss
scsk: DoScas.!sI; Chase: Tr%%s; Ssaiord; sysy.y,
sa.ss ,;;sm;ss ton f. Hoffman, Holman
Seu Ar 7h. brig KsseI, Brown. Cardenas Cid sohr
,PRoyIDENCE. June szArr steamer Einsasher Nye,
e ssry es
Martin, Harding, Philadelphia: Connecticut Pratt Eliza
bethport Eli Townsend, Lewis Rondout; Lavinah Jane,
Ketchum and Clinton Borden Port Even; Emma Johnson
Baker NYork; soop Harvest, Corwin, do Bid schr AIDE
aiAe and others.
PAWTUCKET. June Carr schrs Minerva, Brooks Phia-
delpha; Cooper Brewster Ezabethport; Zoe Cottre.
Port Ewsn soop Venus. Martin, Rondout Sid scbr Alex
SAN FRANCISCO. June 6-Arr steamship Constitution,
Panama. Bid 9th. snip Panther, Lothrop. Callao
SALEM. June 8-Sh schrs A Gardner, q Harding Bre-
and fleet OF coasters bound and Z.
SOMERSET June 9-Arr brig Condova. Hawes Balti-
WARREN, June s-Arr sloop Gipsey Elizabethport
MTIITNE w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

wheat fell of 1c. &C., with sales of 81 900 bushels at
81 Al 81 SO for red and amber Western winter 81 20
81 43 Tor Milwaukee club and amber spring, 81 IA q
81 80 for Chicago spring, and 81 IS for red State
Corn trife cheaper, with sales Of So 900 bushels
including mixed Western at 7ac I,c for sound and
SIC. re for upsound, and Toe 77c for yellow and
white Western. Oats were in limited demand at TIC
81 o.
Cows was very quiet, including prime Rio, 81 Nc 7;
2pc fair TO good cargoes 2oc. Soc; Java mats and
bags, 3eKc sS7c; naracsibc, ale. a3ac; LAsuayura,
corros wss down 70 sse &c. for mddlins. with I,sb.
sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
Miscellaneous.


China sea Lark Peck from Boston for San rrancsco ana
Dorcas rnnce' me'Cner run New Is 'or snsnsnAe win
hae and whahng DARK Nye barker Oh new bediord nave
nevs oolumns)
.-.---.- g. a.. u.r,.S.u 80 A.. &c.,. "a.
b1kAnsHr siDoH' Oap' "o"eAan' VI tue Cunara hne'
sailed yesterday for Liverpool.
r-,.~.v,v .n,r Can't ADAM. .aiea v...rd.v for III.
o -' -r' ~ " 10
vana.
STEAMER NEW YORK, Capt II w Chisholm United States
nag OF truce boat ved Monroe on the oth ins
having been laid for three months for the
.v,ug nev boers and other extensve rcnar. rhe Stat.
So',.-s 80" 49, 'Nf''' $50
OF Msne Capt Aleu- performed the service OF the New
York in the interim.
..Cv.. n r,u~,.~ Az m. ,.,. s,,u. =. xv..,,.X l..
,s & a. pos,nu hs. hem soo q, sbo" az ~ In
"a III AZ ~ 'onS punt 81 Baltimore In 1850 has
BREx BARK sLkIrEKR Wage at Quebec from Bremen for
carried away She win proceed Chicago pas.
Al Chicago she VIII take In cargo for Bremen
direct
BRfg HANOVER vessel, passed Detroit recently on
her way bound Bremen. is the first of
regular line be Milwaukee and
NJ. v.., a, p, ru.ra ,7o I'm. v..r. ala ~. 49,.
BRIG Enx r'rano' ." 'ons' years DID, mas been
so'o ior Sioov.
BRIG HArrik EMERY, $50 tons built in 1862 has been
sold tone.half) ut the rate OF $4,000.
BRye M ARNOLD Carser from Pictou for New York On.
lahore th inst near Chairman Cape Cod but Of sss
afternoon, and would proceed. '-''
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FINANCIAL AND COmMERc GAL,

WEDNESDAY,, June 100 p. II.
The Custom House tables"of the trade Of the
port of New York for the month of May were
closed to day, and we present our usual compare
auxa.
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MIsCELLAHEOUs.
PROPOSALS..
~~~ ~(@
NO ois7.
AAYoRALIy OF NEW ORLxAHs,
o. n 80 Ma on IQGQ

IN aAroRAIIr or NEW oRIxAHs.}
ordinance providing for he sale Of Ilsh. for
%s 81 s s .% s upper . We
70 bs ess sn O! the Canal and Banking Company
ordained IIas CoapIoiss be and s K ss,s.s
liz So "a hs 81 the
sr The and 70, and sS the term
y e ss @ s.s :s IN Wa y.
Ds. street down Delta street 10 Canal street ves and ,r ssa
q It's Intersection with Ursulnes street down New
aons ssss s 20 1oni lower ey
70 s .s s s ae s %
'front.'. At the head Of Julia srss down JUL. Cru,
un sa sr' Sp
S. n so@ s's ere %
Cont street up Cont stree, the rive.
q, the muplsipsl authorities 70 be made within ten days
said shan be Of fee. * inch gauge .as r e!
ssa be Of the as those used Sa the f o
S sss sn. Sss. 4. h he Of
paving : Ss;s 8 :SsI
e.tabshed BY The City surveyor and shall receive aver
ANA the s raj. :. be @ a.
= the yard The track rails shall Be paved with
s -: sI
down. 20 the or The cs
s. The double track turnouts
from said along 'front.' the evee and
wharves. to all the principal river landings
Any of properly along said road upon The river
front may 1t his own and charge construct turn
s. Cars for shall be OF the description Of those
now used the city rairoads and cars Tor
freight shall have the general dimensons said cars
shall be drawn by horses mules dumnies II more than
horse mule be used 10 car they shall be driven
abreast Cars shall run during the day and
night at hours be liked by the municipal anthores onA
not at greater interval than every ten minutes from day
light until O'Clock M and every thirty minutes, from
ten O'Clock M unul midnight. The speed Of the
whether passenger freight shall exceed SIX miles per
hour. Every freight that may be run on
said railroad between sunset and dsybreak snail 10 pro-
vded with good head and hight, placed In consp-
cuous position On the outside Of the car.
b. The purchaser shall bound TO keep In good repair,
during the continuance Of his right. the track within the
T. The fare for passenger passenger from Tho
limit Of the city Canal street. or the basin OF tho
csnaof the Canal and Banking Company or for any dis
lance between said points, snail not be more than I'VE cents
Aud the fare for PASSENGER on passenger cars ro the
lower limits Of the city Canal street. or to the basin OF the
Canal Carondoet for distance between said points,
shall not be more than cents.
fare for fIesh carried upon said stall
all distances whatever, than twenty psIr
lOnd nd
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MILLINERY.

A LII THIS wEEK.-GREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES
N clear out the immense stock of Millinery and
0oods The entire stock win be sold at great sacrifice to
make tor fall importations Illusion and
nets in crest variety Mrs NJ SIMMONS. 637 Broadway
PONNErs AND SPANISH HATS. AT L. BINNS' MIL
ID nery largest and cheapest in the world. 5s Broad
6sl, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Evening Bonnets
and summer Hats Of description for LADIES' misses
and children Feathers and Ribbons
ID EMOyAL-A CARD.-MRS LYON ISAACS LATE
~ OF No Division street. this city bess to inform her
street. and is now ready supply the ladies' OF this aud
the country with Pattern Spring Bonncts. An extern
sive assortment Of the latest fashions including Mourning
Millinery hand at the Fashionable Emporium 366 Canal
num.-Barnum . Museum. New York, April 49, 1868. Nine
Isaacs-I take PLEASURE at the request of Miss Minnie
10 inform that the Bonnet which made
last week considered oy herself and friends the finest
Is perfection and the blending Of celors richness Of
rial and artistic style all that be desired Miss
intends give all her future orders and your
establishment to her friends Truly yours,