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The New York herald., 1863-06-26
BALES AT AUCTION.
crIoN NOTICE. OFFICE 335 BROADWAY.
d d. CAULKINS. AUCTIONEER

UcTioN NOTICE E-OFFICE 335 BROADWAY
"A d. D. CAULKlNS. AUCTI0NEER.
Rich FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MAErEL NJ RRoRs,
SUYERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
SILVER PLATE. &c. &c,
The property OF Professor Hodridge, removing from
d. D. cAULKINs will sell on my this day tFrday, June 2s
rain or shine at O O'Clock all the superb and costly
FURNITURE Paintings Stauary aud Works OF Art rosewood
Drawing Room Suits elegant octave Pianoforte Mirrors
Velvet Carpets &c, contained the residence 2lS Four
teenth street. near Eighth Tue auconeer calls the
special attention OF the public to hs sale, as being the
ohered at auction this The furniture all made
Tor the present and In good The whole will
De perompinry and ansolssly sold without ,g, reserve
consists o carved rosewood Eag4es marble tops and
French plate doors and packs dys Work Table, nlad with
mother OF pesr wood Cent Table satuary marble
Tete Sofas two Arn, Reception and eight Oval Back
Chairs carved rosewood frames covered with three
colored satin broae the most expensive descrpon
Sosoe Tables inid with ouhl and tortoise she'll Brocade
i'm rich gilt frames, superb Sevres and Dresden China
Vases rcy decoraed faran marble Satuetes OF the Sea
sons are site Bronzes representing Night and Morning; nne
Ol Paintings. ant9 Lava Vase ebony Gard Tables,
Velvet Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs, Bronze Ciock,
runs one month Oh Paintings by Rousseau, Inman Hun
unkton "a e. Lerr, nd aud other eminent artists rr
carved legs corners. finished all round.
inaic with pea ana solid keys Music Rack rosewood
slo covered In brocade embroidered cloth Cover Books
and Music Hail Hatsand Oilcloh, Stair Carpets.
&c Chambers second sory-Richy carved rosewood Bed
slr ads style Il uis XIV Bureaus and Commodes to match
Wardrobes Dressing and Toilet Tables Shaving Stands
nces Hair Matr and Bedding decora ed China
Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room furn OF every kind
Te Sets Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery, oak Dining
Table. oak Dining Arm Chairs &c
postp0nement Carmen In attendance to cart pack
ship oos for purchasers No other goods admitted in this
sale except those belonging to the house.
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~. sale OF condemnei Nrt.es BY order q ihe Savy
Tresdsy June 20 Isss u O'Clock. st the NAVY Yard,
BrIokIyn, ~ order Of the Navy Department 5o0g bs
ssns s2O Ib. Canvas c,rpinss 200 lbs Patent Dryers,
o- Manila Rope, 100 bs old Raw Hide do. 200 lbs old
Canvas 10 ib- Ea PANT, ~ be Putty ehaueis sperm
or 2 kees Lard Do Boas-~S whale, Cutters Qaarter
launc. s,srn Cineh wors Canoe fsw san and Double
Bag saw Buttons Paint Pots ami Cans Benches Cook
inx IteuSis &C. Also Marine Uniform Goats and Pants
Woogn Ehfs Linen Jackets and Pants Epnuleltrs knap
scgs MARINE Gaps Psmpoons, &c lt " which may BE-
ai lhe olee ol ihe anctlonsers. No Pne siIret
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y, n LUDLOW AUCnoSEER
T.. VALUABLE rHRocgs NECK PROPERTY AT

IA LUDLOW CO. viii ssl al auction. on Thursdav
July i-ts at O'Clock on ihe premises. the valuable 10
s-r,v q, TLro1gs Neck the 'roa leading 10 Vssru.
krry ard "a Mining the land Of tt@ hta onnn,ct
Iswrsnce The properly cousstibg ~ s Of acres q ~
,Idsi I'M ~ plough wood sanow Ani i .su,,a,
"a, ,.,sI for rsnticman's private Residence.
there the premises g,oi coh hhouse and stable
>, sls map of %. property may be seen al ts
"a. on inc aucti onecr. No. rue street
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

O. BAKER, CO., ,AUCTIONEERs
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
This day (FRIDAY), June Do st l01s O'Clock,
At the elegant 81 Sixteenth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues
DRAWING ROOMS.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE DRAWING ROOM SUITS
COVERED WITH BROCATEL
OF THE RICHEST DESCRIPTION;
8TA0EkfS, STATUAkY MARBLE TOP SECRETARY
B0QkCASE. MIRRORS. CABINETS,
CNCO' RES, LACE CuRTAiNS, CHANDELIERS,
CHESS TABLE, CENTRE TABLE,
iVERS, SE yRES CHINA VASES,
sZBS, STATUARY. VELVET CARPETS &C
lCEST SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORrE.
rumcnt offered at auction This season, elegant
and case, made TO order by city makers, all mo
lorements rosewood Stool, satin Cover Canter.
sic Books hall walnut Hat Stand, Oilcloth, Stair
DINING ROOMS
Buffet Extension Table. elegant crystal and ruby
Ware China Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee Urn
Sayers Dinner aud Tea Service Spoons Cake Bas
kes kni es Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings Table Cutlery,
Linen. Arnchars, Sofas Oval NJ Clocks.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes Com.
modes suite, superb Hair Mares ses Blankets Sheets
&c walnut Sofas and Chairs covered with reps and hair
cloth Brussels and Ingrsin Carpets also all Furniture Of
wishing to attend this sale take Fifth sixth
Or at Astor st. Nicholas Metr0p0lon HOTEL
ing at Sixteenth street, q few doors from house.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

u Carriages aud Harness BY ID. W IVES Co, on
Friday June 26. at O'Clock, pair OF brown Horses l3
IN either single double stylish drivers,
AIso a pair bay Mares 49, hands hieh and years
warranted perfectly sound ana KIND IN either single
ha and most perfect saddle horses. The
dall,ug n Offices l55 or b2i Broadway
SPAN OF BLACK CANADIAN PONIES. FAMILY
Carriage Harness Span OF beautifully matched 70.
MES haud eth years Old. perfectly sound Kind and
bsrriage aud Harness This establishment Is confidently
sPAN oF GRAY MATCHED HoRsEs.-A very elegant
Carra.e Horses. 10 hands sx years old sound and
kind warranted 10 every respect being sill owned by the
breeder Both hre exre saddle horHe having been
ridden ny lady Can be seen Application TO me auc
GRAY MARE--Esht ycars ola, IS lands high warranted
sound kind eiher siuge double harness, aud
excellent saddle hor.e.
L.UfIr FAMILY COACH-A very superior built fght
family close Csrrage; ade "a ordet and n'ei only
four 10 be sod ouselucnce Of The family going
10 Europe Cost 500.
HLACK SADDLE PoNY-A ver- desirable and pretty
snima ~ hands pid has een used by children
ucffectly kind gente and ictable and guaranteed
MDRsE RocKAwAY. HARNESS. BLANKETS 6c-
&prrei (Truses Mare 5 bands years old. warranted
Sbund Kind aud gentle an harness. tro In ninutes
81 endurance Also nearly Rockawsy, Harness
Blanket Whip the property Of gentleman leaving the
"TALt ABLE BROWN MARE, WAGON AND HAR.
NJ Mare sired nv caasiu- Gay tsre OF o.
~srranied sound gentle Thoroughly bfosen All
narness and ane saddle horse free from All vice, and
yery des rabe in svery Also nne open sEon, built
BY Stevens smith. and custom made io OF Single Har
GRAY MARE y. hand high. hye years old warranted
aoun kind and gsntls hrsi rate traveller In single
1oute The abov. u sold To pay advances
and expenses
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RUaNeAN FrgNfTuRE rNrRrss ANp PkrE.
n tug aaiahahfurti. ~ West Fr ntt t''s' 'ri
r.It s'd SEth nlsa iifuss .af fnitHsHft n1ta
sf,-rr 10 all faitsn 'sc t rf 'n.."tf fg - =
,f. 'r. putltaIc - as o. h1 p.HtI FfTuiture
stored.
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IyENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
IL Household FurnIture-HENRY LEEDS d co.
will sell auction. Friday June D. at ION O'Clock, at our
sesoom No 23 Nassau street Household Furniture con-
painted ensmeed marble Top Cottage Sus Imported
wood seat Chairs mahoany Arm and Paror Chairs IN
Chairs Hair Mattresses Straw Palasses mahogany Bed.
stead painted Bedseads oak seat Chairs mahogany
Bedding ac Also Invoice Of shosmakegs Tools Havana
In hairoth mahogany Tete fetes in haireoth ROSEWOOD
Suit in blue reps. Chine Crockery, Glass Ware. &c.
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1tE EIGHTH sIREHT NEAA YDrArn AfAHtE
lfc asi Ass9f fit,r. a 80 ll irsl a'n .si.
" proytsi u g ~fcats ~ d. 81 seHf ..fit
batysr Asir o,srrsnr AtI .ise frrrafos. sttif~st
snf srar. VI ls ~ ~ 10 nav tHmlfs .ff...an
AQpy a. rs YirHtb o e.. 10 lI.sl sees.
t1fs 10 tt@ tssmsst surass Cl.Httf Nr I4 l4r O..
vslaso1s fr0t1 81 at
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A. CHILTON. AUCTTONEER
}. CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES

D A. CHILTON, AuCTIONEER
d. CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES
AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at public auction Friday. June 26 at TX
~cocx at Geitys packing house ll5 Greenwich street.
hhds. Bacon. 77t7 lbs each.
81 barrels Beef 2UU lbr each.
1 do Bacon, 255 lbs.
DO Bread. b6i lbs. each.
1 do. Hominy. 1A lbs. each.
do Beans 81 bushels.
Sale positive Terms cash Sale BY order Of Capt H.
Moore. !. 8. Vol Ser, and Col A. b. Eaton A. @. O. 3.
n BURK, AUcTIoNEER OFFICE NO. 5 GREEN
IL. wch avenue, will sell Friday, 26th inst. at n
cock Stock and Lease Of the Liquor Store c
Cherry To be sold In lot II not to loted bis
ace offers inducement 70 starting business
Nus be sold 10 the best bidder the owner going Cali
fofna
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

u H. LUDLOW, AUCTlONEER
Ia. PEREMPTORY SALE
or VALUABLE LOTS ON
EIuhTEENTH STREET,
by order OF the Sup Court under the direction o. JoHa
T. Hoffman, Esi.. referee, 90
T.. IT. LUDLOW CO.
will sell at auction Saturday June ~ AT " 90 ~ he
Exchange sal srnon, Ill Br adway (ITinity Fuiingl
WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET-rhe eigh valuable Lots
the north side Of West Eighteenth str e. iuo feet wes
Sixth each 25x5t, less Terms NJ saIs
Maps sc, at the oi' OF the Auconeers T. H. LUDLo"
CO. No Pine street, near Broadway
CEo. q HAYDoCK, AuoTIoNEnRs 1rREEcH land AND
VI Ameri a Flint Glass Ware, by ROBERT bAlDvCh
Friday june S at II o'clock at his salesroon 0i iber
street, 100 packages French and bohemian Glass; o
packages American Flint Glass TumbleTs Gobeis Wines
DecanIers, Lamps and Cbimneys
Ill VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
day June "a at II O'clock In gallery q Nassau street
SUPERB COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS AND WA
TER COLORS.-SPECIAI, SALE,
Among other works those Of koek
Roek Fruit Piece by Yanderwarden, WALDORF De Beui fez
Didear Van Severdonck Bcwmans, Notternan Leickert
Rockers Schaefes Carabain H. schaep Y. de Braokeear
he eder vermsuen Correns Minuet; two fine Pictures
by Ranney. Also, works OF Gerard Fvers g. Peetz j. u
TAFT OF London Moran Z. sully Ruth OF Dusseldorf Bod
dington, OF London, &c, Ac.
Also about forty valuable Water CQors by Bakhuy
De Young Ranney yden ahd many others OF
modern and ancient celebrity They exhibition
above anording opportunity TO lovers OF the art 70
view q rare and beautiful collection.
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IH1. NNEA uTFNL-
M ant ma West fifteenth street. tstveet hItb and
seventh The ony person ~ h. CITY wso can gse
Information Of lo- properly ab.ni friends a~
agts and bnftne adairs generally Mrs DtNAL sk fenn.
Ine Cavoyant and prominent sutsns 81 se~
Nors Bros k,yu Williamsburg aud Jefssy Sly who have
recovered proteft aud friends ~ consulting her la
dies Should bear IN mind that Mn DCNAL t.e
me arvo,Ant kyers~s 10 the Herald aud the only
ons who refer parties Who have SOusallsd
her Nrs DJVkL rhaisafes ne world % produce her
eapal either as a Business . Medical tsifvoTant.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

UCTIoN NoTICE-BooTs AND SHOES.
VIM H. HoLLINGsHEAD, AUCTIONEER
BY CHARLES C. WARREN.
sALEsROOMs, % CoRTLANDT STREET
SEMI WEEKLY SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
on FRIDAY JUNE rs, AT 101s O'CLOCK
EIGHT HUNDRED PACKAGES OR MORE.
EMBRACING CONSIGNMENTS
OF PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM The PRINCIPAL MANU-.
FACrURRRs IN NEW ENGLAND ANDN. Y. CITY
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

ID CHiLrOy, ArCTIONEER
d. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF
TALLOW.
Will be cold ct public puction,
ON FRIDAY. JUNE 26, At II O'CLOCK,
AZ ths storehouse, 60 Greenwich street,
Ii casks of Talow,
a. casks OF fellow.
Jus recsved from Port Royal and Newbern @. Sale
Col. A. b. EATON,
A. c. O. Of Sub.
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AsTROs.OGY.

BONA FIDE AsTIoLoGIsf THAT EVERY ONE
n eau a.p-nd on 10 Nine wiisoN who tells The oo.e,
visit She tells the past pr'sen,
and future OF your fe, and you Of dangers and
brings out Of The most peri gus undertaking. b.
Celebrated magic cbsrms No ls9 Allen street. between
Houston and Stanton the bakery Charges for ladies
and gentlemen, 50 cents
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yUM. wITrERS ACCTfONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day AZ two o'clock 1T 4,4 Canal street. all the Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture az? OF large
Sofa Beds Sofas Lounges Rocking and other Chairs Cen
Dining Tea Tables mahogany French and Cottage
BsAsteads Hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds Bed
ding Bureaus, wAshstsnds Toilet China Glass ana Silver
thing with large house
Dealers others Invited Also Velvet Tapestry and
other Carpets, Ollcloth, &c, II grsa, variety.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

RMy AND NAVY CLAIMS BUY. CASH ON AID
~ inst and coieok Army and Navy officers and Others
sions. 40. EDWARD BIS8Btt.
bers street, New York.
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>ro NposIrroy -rng sgyYR FAILING xAp.xE


Il AUompAlhed NMAne ~ hON, lfein IAli. VIC Al %
arunssn snf 1nfstafu aystandsi has ssr~
make you be0vsd ~ T?uf hest id0 sn6 btu tp.hsr
tho.s ions separated L@des % osais kssdsns D. rhhd
ssenus aDgse T-sfth strsst
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ST. Losa9a then goes on TO sGy how the American
dipOmaist explained how hateful the Mexican
Government was TO the citizens OF Iucatsn, and
how The prosperity OF the country would be en-
HANGED by is being transferred 10 the Americans
who would make roads, extend trade, aud bring col
oHists, Who like those of Rome. would cultivate
the coil and bear the sword defending themselves
against the sayages till they rad eXtermnated them
There was to be compan! and a concession.
Senor Losada WAS TO get the concession ana be
President of the company, and S2,OOO, uO1 were 10
be deposited at HE disposition Tor The costs ol lht
ccnce sion. Gen. Santa Anna was TO get few
millions of dollars, and would 4" be able TO hang
tbe.e cursed Liberals" Aud the man who spoke
thus, SAWS Senior Losada, indignantly, was a Demo
crat and an old white haired man Some. FIX
KS after this the revolution broke ont, AMI Sa' IT,
ANN ouitted Mexico. The actual Date was about
the 9Th OF August, 1850
Except for this story, tho pamphlet whence 1t Is
taken has little claim to attention. 1t Is wlIlen
mere " with view of showing that 81 am Is the
natural protector of Mexico, and Of recommending
re urn to monarchy and Spanish Bourbon as a
succedaneum for the chronic uisrue aud wrctcncd.
ness Of The country. The quiet way IN which he
passes over the strongest political feeling the MoXi-
cans have ever bad their iu;ense and lasting hatred
of SPAN and Spanish Influence IA astonishing 10 any
one who knows anything of Mexico
Putting ST.. de LOsaGas political views ms De,
however the question whether his account of the
PROPOSITIONS OF the American agent is to be depended
ON or not is Of great Interest. Ii true, it shows that
the leading Southern politicians, long ago as ~
1850 already meditstcd separation from The Nofth'
FRANCE AND KUSSlA-THE RUSSIAN reilly TO
THE FRENCH NOTE.
PARIS, July I'm. DC Bndeerg Russian En-
hassad n 10 France, WAS received by N. Drouyn de
I.nn.st to-day, ana RENTED to him tie Tenly OF
Pussia 10 the french uo.e ca the Polish question.
IL is asserted that Rus-ia therein accepts the SIX
ro!pts anu Instead oil armslice, proposes an aIn-
nestv for all who may lay down their arms.
Ii France II this evening gays:
"TAe reply OF Russia, reAilted to-day by VI. de
Budberg to VI. Drouyn de Lhuys, i said 10 DO
marked by a strong spirit of Cancellation. Hussa
adheres in principle 10 the FIX points, ani also ac-
cepts tie project OF conference, pointing out how
ever Al the same time, that 1t woud be dcrirab!c
that lis deliberations should not be limited TO ne
SINGLE question OF Poland.
"Iie Question Of tn armstice Is, If we are well
iuiormel TIE sole point on which there Is not com
Ilele accord between Russia and the Three Powers;
but a. an aruittIce ia the conditions under which II
can be obtained, is IN way contrary TO the dignity
o. the Gar and II meets the imperious interests
OF pOicy aud humanity, sysematlc refusal Of iht
/ Cabi,e ct OF S. Petersburg 10 grant al Grmlsllct
could not be admitted
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excess already furnished ia not t. be deducted rom The qno
but IL to be taken from the list OF drafted men a.r the dfn
ing been completed Thi viii II course be done oy ei
pns those last drawn until enough are tak'r 10 redu
the quota to its rightfu proportions. Hence" person "
drafted he may possibly be exempt, uul"'s hs nam" wa
among the FIRST There would not ~ Tune "
make The deduction before tho DAFT Il MACE and II can re
well attended 10 serwgri The persons tus e'eup'@S
nom this drt', will however sand fret up1n ne
s, the quota. Such 90 least il breeding OF iio'"
NuTshoGenIs ty's lo..or to Gov Andrew which we PUG
lished Yesterday" -
difference Of opinion seems 10 exist among ON
cals as well az outside Of thee, in regard to TIE
nature and extent OF the exemption which The pay
ment of the $3.50 procnres. Ca eb Gushing gave II
~ !is inter rotation Of the law. few days since,
;hat the exemption was for The time Juine winch
tne individual was drafted to serve. Mr.. B9lee l..
g. Collector for the Hartford dis icf, eives rece
to those who pay the communal zion Of $500, ceariIi'
them from all further liability under the present
law Other officials give certificates Of " exemption
from this drnit only We presume ileq's''io"
will be authortatyely decided before iong, ana
uniformity of exemption be everywhere Hcn'ed.
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The gaTofi in F@,r-.,rrsry

TREsroS Monday. Ju' q ibi.
Gov Parker has just issued a pioclan'lion
stating that no draf. hiss a< yet been ordered N
Ncw-Jcrsey; that thirty days would be aIio"ed i'T
raising the required number of men by w aniretgi
that whatever may be mised in that tine VIII 'r
credited, should the draft be orocrcd; tuat there
viii be- 10 draft for the old deficiency d,med to he
due rom the State. The proclamation closes by
calling Oh the people to aid in riHlug tie quota Tor
ills State, 30 IA to avoid any necessity f. "a tr,!t.
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MARITIME Life CordinI.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBuS CHOLERA lNFANTuM DYS-
EMERY. DiAkRuEA. SUMMER COMPLAINT.
PAIN AND CRAMP IN TuE STOMACH. SOUR
STOMACH, and HEARTBURN.
IL relieves disagr-eAblo symptoms OF DYSPEPSIA.
NAUSEA, aud RISING of room sftsr eating, and
SOOTHING SYRUP Tor CHILDREN IL has no equal. IL
guses the bowels aays PAIN and under It's very SooI
ne child gently drops into quiet slumber and awake,
refreshed sud visorard IL la pleasant TO tue taste and
children instead Of refusing to take H. tor the medicine
after ts.ing Gail for circular and read csrhcacs
from Prof n 7. Hill of Brown University, the
Rev Horace james of woI eeter Mass, Chaplain OF
s 25th Massachusetts and Superintendent OF Blacks New
bern. N. & officers in tina Army, and othsr,
N. BThs article 10 aranted. the most obstinate
and Agents are pa uAy requested to back the
money whore a.fscs ~ evidence given that the medicine
has proved Intellectual
Age its In New-York City:
=. c. WELL - L Co. No. ll5 Frankiin.i-
G. OAkDEY, No. II PMkrow.
huShIo5. ia, No 10 Astor House. -,
CAsWEDL. MACK Co.. Fith Avenue hotel.
WM pRAY. No. 3ol Broadway
MARAIN 4 Co., Prepr!esof. tfovlaepes, l.
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H ammonia south aus New York...Jn'y II
ly = Newl Liverpool ny Is
Anuau .....No" \ ors...IulN -
Dana ca. 10
Looi,iin .Lycrpoul. Yors..July "a
CITY o Manchester Live .He Yofk...Jll al -
America. .CIsbtc ......Julv -
city u liverpool New "a
Boston ......July -
scr bni SCAT HitJu.. New l0T.,....Jniy 70
cry Of baltimore. Liverpool .Nrwi ort.inly -
bohemian Live pc .... o. clec .....Jpls 80
LIVERPOOL. y ork.....Aus
.........tug
live. lpli. Sow Yo'k...AG. -
Acl Live pool DO on......Auk ,,
Live pool .kc otk ....AUg .
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nsn. ?7th-st and ithav. and p and p.
To boston, by NewHayeu RR. 21th-st. aud
4thhy, via Shore Liue...ll' end Sunday, p m.
To Bufao. by Eric Rk foot OF Chambers.
and 10 g. NJ and p.
OF Courlsnd Il TO- ~ J. a. Il, M Sunday y p.
10 fhilsd.i Thia nv Camden sud hnboy
Railroad Pier % " r. foot Of Baelayst. m p IN
To " shin gtou. hy New-jeTsrJ KN.I. iGa
and y and ~ ~ foot OF Court snd st. Sunday z. p w.
To the Wet - Ceutr.l Railroad Of heg-
Jeney foot OF Counlaudt-st. ond a. H..
~ .........................aud 7p.m
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This deshui AID eIi:lOrdnAy aricl- changes tie slE'
bum, face ana h.no pcary satin texture Of rsyi-Iin:
beauty iaParus ii. marble purity q youth and the dn
aPfe.ance so Uniting Ia the city belle Of fashion re-
tan ecte' Iimpes aad roushn.s, from tho skin,
leaving the COMPLEXION fresh Hn'paIent. and smooth /,
contain, maternal liou. to tao ssn. fs,fonlE-d by
.o-sies and opsr,dn.n It Is what every lsdy Should
have Sold ese.y she,e
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Nor REEL FLAG.-1he story that aitbe dag
was discovered flying near the upper enoi New
York Island, few days ago, was an Gor Inc
flag was really no flag, being tho work oiome boys
who had used some old material in an eft 10 make
Union article
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
mn nFpAIlil
'fedrihips

Steamship, Ieare Far. Date
Liverpool ...July -
tvsuing ORR orleans. July %
tr.nc............k-u Nov usans.. july 2,
Gaor- ii..........,New 81
tiiy # London. New.
thNfn hf"nrh s.ssssANs
y W S.0an Quebec Liverpool.
tpIlab4-............hrvy.i Aug.
nro- 80 .York...... New Oretr-.Aug
aifloa...... Liv, rIoo...Aug
Lts of NewYork. New-lo Lverue oi.....Au-
~ un0 ork.... n Imbui g.....A T.
No Hin. Orleans. Al.
tta ............... ArN-l
SCOTIA. -Yo.k.... Ly"po l....Aus Il
= ....LveTpool...Aug 10
Cy4ici...........nsw- ID
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DaSl;iess Nouccs.

CHILDREN TrUTHING. The Mother finds
18th u uisne IN Mrs iSsLov, Soothing syrup perfectly
r-lupir aud harues II relieves the cid from pain
dsssn;,y AID relieves gripping ia the bowels
w.ul colo. Bys'ag relief aud heath to the Child it gives
fr.l 20 the nIoih,t % rnnis hllin.
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Ma,I. Close at tue Post-Omc,

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For New'qss ~ oy ''ea"'' p 10
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North and West Way Mall v
Western Mail via Erie Harosd.......o =. IN SUI - ~.
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Eastern Nal u ''''
New Bedford Newport aud fsll Rivos .'''..''... ~
The Long Island Mail closes al a IN a.' : " "'
Sunday Malls. On sunday al MALI close ~ ~ P'~'
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Summer Complaints.

RADMAl'S KLADI hLLIEF.
This honsbe medciae must be taken at this son OF
a.. yesr particularly whenever you have the lees, 'ancom
Portable feeling indulgence OF fruit. vi enever
Drhe, or pain the bowels the esa. Of eating tainted
food or relaxing condition OF tie atmosphere. II ken
ordn TO directions It fails cheek the DISC rider and
asy the pain For year, has It been tested, sad IS saa
billy established beyond doubt
The soldiers OF the Potomac bear te';inoayt ito eff
cacy in curing Of Dari-as and Dys-n.ees orl sy peer
fellows paid the suffers last Summer high 81 when It
power supply them for p cea bo;ss OF
the Relief ~ 49,, AN
For Darrhea Dy,enery and Cholera Morbu' Sc RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF-ehsw little sum Al able. and
avoid opiats mixtures RAILWAY Co, 81 Maid sn-lsae.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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EnterfnInuIcnts.- Tucsday, Js ~.

NIRLOS uARDEN-Ths Dukes Motto.
WlhI En- 6AKDEN-LcAh tho F0n0osi Loan lover
BAHNU MS MUSEUM-Sanforas Ethiopian 'sra IioHpe
afternoon and evening DeDisr Brothers &C.
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TIE Eiyc-Twru.ir-.

PuiApEirrIA. Monday, lily ~. 1863
The Subscription Agent reports tie ssle "i
81 69J Goo Five-Iwenties to-Iay By NE vallrhr
n.ercics Deliveries Of bonds are mad. ~ Ju!y .,
inclusive.