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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Baltimore, ben IL. 6sbr. 1868.
N96rt @t.- TaAette fro6e. &ne periontn. bic
!ur Oenn1nq o:er @rtpeterung Der Sanettef:r. oGe6t iinb, tpers
ben btrmtt bena rttttst, bob Ste O1bonnnut Geide Ste Oeff-
runs ul6 Y met!erun8 bendnntsr straBe Iu~8peabitt, am i.
Salaor 1868 apBsr Sroft aetrstel if, Sc werben bic Be
treffsnotn cesbeb 6enadri1ttet, be iuenn ni6t iel9e aIsH-
MEETS ar os's ror benz IL. Wldr3 1868 bs3ablt inb, es meme
P1ltapt III, bic 6stt. 9Uts gum @ertaufe auSusetsqu. Ole Be
ts'Itfneea mereea eeBhaIb pebltun, wenn fs 6auo@ banbeIn,
Hno oieI Rpiteu nnc Wsa5en erIparea.
6e6l3iat 6mI Gitn- a eiisttor
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Baltimore, 9. 6sbr, 1858.
Oe Sefssr ees Gieent5unt5 tpelGe aNeet fnc fir Seffnuna
Der QD a mt Illep an Der Sdottite son preitonitroEe,
shmlpet Wear un6 noe aueps, an Der N0rbete cpn linton.
tr. wqeen Beat aasp uno 8pBitr. nne an Der 0efieite Stu
HtrBir. tpllptn Itntpr' u1b Y%rffCnfr.. wcroet hermit be-
t~aGr.1ttat baB WenH beiaste ,&HtRments ni6t an Obtr DO
BEN s. Saa bee aeonat8 Suit 1865 besabIt limb, es meme unr
erIaBt6e gft9t 1T ICfte SDts gum Gertpvi gu publairin,
Sebr9ilt-oml Gin Snnsit,r
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Nfffce.

SatttmCre, ben 10. Bebr. 1868.
u ot Socrb Ter Stats pmrniFdre lbrtiIt6e (seIuGe En-.
9alen bat osn ben 8cisern bS srSften &6al3 teS Grunb-
tt9entrunlS an Gaitetn &pefue (rlber Ntltitr. aenanntl
,p l9en @teitsr- nne Giitltr., bieielbe Apenue ~ ernbuiren,
10 ntrf hermit aasn babst b~etbttitsten YsIionen Na6ridt
seotgen, CAP Der Board 10 tn ietner Office. @up Sau, an,
0rettaS ben 70. 5eerHar, Wprmitta8S II ubr, ~terlammtlt UNI
os)a9te @eia8e u &~rTdeupe gu sietea.
S1l Aultra9
~ w m 9. Grppteo,
SsbrlZ-<e Glerf BET eitn @cmnttH6re.
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struC Iu5gtgeu.
Olener q

Nne Dtfteni1et, pslGe itG einsa nsuen 9 .usefetn ant Bile
ZEN prusn, trerten bterntt f~rtuutLtdIt t~tngeIa6en, fh Md
zen Oienfa9, ben ~. Ue9ruur MbenOs S llbr, in bGr 9 bal.
lung oes Ssra %. Dad an SQItas Marset go. 1s9 etasu
tinben.
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erfteaeIteAnsebpt wtrOenonSenrmme
(pRr pom eTler ISanb) bis Dsog tag Fan Is. aebruar 1868,
Wittass IL ubr, sur 2eferun8 Sr1l > 81. 9Dra IN 14e9ren
unb Iatter fir ben '8te6-6pf ees @onternementS cuff perm
Eubman's 5arm an Der gBaIbtustcn Sutupite, nnseiabr 9
NIeileu rpn eer Staot eeltser, IN &btretInn9en bon iintBt9
C5O) SorrelS 6ptn In Aegren; te6s (6) 3Gnnea $1,000 tb
Der Epnue) Seu, DfTert, poer aebn (1o) Gonren SSutter l69liG.
Oas Rorn lprb tn Der Oarb .9sms6en. Dos 5eu un6 6Et-
ter pttb mad Dem @eplGf gencntnler, wel6es BON %Inbetbet-
ltaten IdSserfdnbe0en periGnen e~nertonnt ietn muS.
Bpribldoe mIHea beudth uterf&rtebea ieta: 'tProposals
for Rav, Corn and FOdderst '2 '4ae .f9'I% rs
Oftrttn fno zentbeber bis gum Is. Jebrlar BET Sbeo6or
Subiaan Ottr In bieIer Office Scr Der ptea apse1ebenst 3eit
~abbu5ebe1. =
Dieter ndHeu CUTE 1eweIe fur ibre 2ppalit3t an bic Ser.
Ct. Reglernna betbrinptH. @lA5
2ablune mirb IN iolHen Gonbs 9eletFet, pte 9eraoe an
60nb unb rsnn fetne b~o.rdtbt9, fotnfb ais 'rl6e eineeben.
Seine @lnf6ufe perben pen SsSefpnifen eeraGt.
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lung itie SearntenpobL Sus perben an oei EN- Qbsnb
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s. ~. Semlret & Gn., A~uftiomGre.
XrnHeesN erfanf.

@rObe Uetltei8eruns VVu @runDeIsent9um, bsr
Gafapette.S quars Comp. In Baltimore ,aaes
GDrenb.
ueber 300 pGffenc eeIcsene BdnpIdse.
Ott ulerSet6neteu 3rufees Der 9afahstte Souore gsntp
wttc auI Snentst3er Autt'Pn IN ben'@r@anse @erfaufsLDfaI
reBen Der @St IN oer Std9t @alttnn&e
am wtitt,pUd', SSr IS. Tebruar, Neittass 1 ubr.
{teten3ebR SqlGre8 @rUn6 ~peritstoern, pel6e in
StetInnen mno Cots ~eileetbttlt iinb, Gte iCIat;
SIC. No. lis 9otS, 37S Sus an JremOntitr.
Gee, Nc. p Z Cots 179 Sns en- Sdr5berar,
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3m Derfaufen.

WGtr13en uno s dngematten bon Gu8ae,etfnetei
nualtidt finp Su ~Deriausea tn Gem WsnrpIunb 3u@tbGus (Pe.
nitentlaryl. Atstftn nyt@
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Ega Griter Sabres=Saa %
&2M hes 49,
BEE WObapfs@ tammes 0tD. 80

II. ., 81. DO.
tn SranFlin San, @aftern No, nabe SruaewaD
II it ben g tucern hes Sroens. icpie benz Yublltum ~iberbaupt
bic anssige. bsB fe am Saitna6t-Nbsno, cen II. sSebruar
i'm pbenetn1nuted Saale ibrgu eriten Sahres Bah abtaltert
10 roen. Die 8tI6 md SHenfoufrartnn0 1T ben better
Sdnoen o~npSrtrant worctn; bte NtuFt 1T @apf. @utssuuni
ibsrtraSen, rrstter bic 3antn nit gen sufrtecenitsaen Wirb.
lbsbaupt Fat bas un.eriet6nefe &cnite cue Wlabre9ln ae-
trpfeu, ben seebtten EtiU2ern etren %oergnIaen SSahnabt.
Nbenb AZ bereisn. Z det su so @entS, giltse fur etnea
Serrn nebit Dumsn, fnb bet bsm Hlter3ei6netsn &Qmite, is-
mts abehoe an her Rale su baben.
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Gag G6eater. Seute N6enD tpirb
auf Der Gurner.8 ubne Die lhDne pcfe vNp.
pei contra S6pteBerIob aufsefibrt, nor.
auf wtr sas tbeatsrltebenbe @ubItfum auf.
metfiam MAIDEN. fpe7
GO Der Irbetter @elanepsrein Sat amf
t c Nbenp In pee MeGonies 9nu, Welts
GaYetteltr., einen erOBsn Maetsns unp Gtptla
Baq orrausirt. 90 Dap eS auf pemlelben nitt,
an Sun" feblen tptrD, bafir bat pas @Qmite
pic beIten Mncrbnuneen 9etrOfsn.
81 E- !9err IanSle9rer &leper bat ebenfaus
aaF + u IL Nbenp In Banmsdrtner's 6aDI
Mlbemarleltr., rstuen Wasten~, Sancps unp
DreB .Bal aurran9trtt.a 'ls a3s5rz 81
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1auftrirte WOIfbfaIenoer,

Der unteraeidnete iaabt ttermit tent ceut den pnbIttrm tn
iinb nm aDaibtnstOn betaunt. baB er iOebeu cine Mndabt Der
bsutl&sl ~tluartrttn DOItStalenoer srbmten bat.
Esbre- ntSaEs NtebteIbt
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GAreiner! &@rcincrI

Die SWette gerIanntrns Ter Ss,retner Rabet an Dlenfa9
Abero lbr I'M 9ctdle btS 6rn. &Sitneer, Wp. IS SIb.Srts
oertdaT. iatt, tsa Elm jsoer S@reiaer eriuGt II, gu erI&einen.
~ ee SebG Tranf, Ytdf. ,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

@tne rtrtaete 0erfammluna Der Nstoil qio,or 0sofsrs
mlrS am Wpndg ben l6. Stbruar 1868, ga6mtftoo . liar
~ We3ooGtte pan a%besBeltet reroen unb rsrbsn oessalb oGe
lung g.. eri4eiuen. 5Dsf Ter @eriantmlung TT, rea prsis Der
SetrGnte Sn ert6ben. -
SWor m Sm Muftroae.
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Mn3eiae.

Sttls gittslttter he's fcebet aps9elaufenen 8rautita gas-
. tretnS tabeN stnen neusn eeerlaeet unb fDaeR am uG6fen
Waitwc& ete gtttse CUR Ianabne ~o0rlteSen. NGt, wel&e
eefcnnet tn6, be nielben beSutreten, fuer6en ttermtt etnaela-
cen, id am Ieiti0pG, ben ls. b. M., abenbs Galb s u6r, TN
Sofale ees Sfrrn 3. SGDGr8, @de pom Brae= unS Eleethrdee,
etnsufnbsr. ~
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Saspb Spff,
Bm. GGrmt@aeI, da
6reoer ria &tee, Il ) GruhesS.
Matpn 9OttmGn, 41us
o.A f. 0eurp Smell,
8, ", emnett& %, a
5ebts, IA, Is, 81 q, "a. % N~uttiDndie.
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EVtlNntH 40, A. II 4or n, 10,
NottS. DieIes TT bic 9r6bte Uerftiseiuns erIer RlaIIt
SaupIdse, Bis je IN Der Staet gum 8trtaaf Ufertrt ratbsr
unc perettnt oaber DEFENDERS DE Aufrnertdlnteit Don @dttt0-
it1ten. IQe steit StrabsH fub arabnirt unit S~epRafsrt, aug
sf,irmHeu @er,s. un5 @altpunItr. s~afapstte Gquore lift In
lePr autent B. itnIbe uao Ar eiuem eue1nsn Selanper uW9t-
ben nne btGeet un9ef6tr cak Centrum ttelesGruabeteeutbu
AUD bat man rcn betuake etnem iecet tieisr pIdEe etne Mnge
bltSerte AusF9t auI ole Sap unb umef9eno.
8ftinannysh; Gin DrtttpdI baar unc ben Rsit In 6, IL
uuo Is Wephaten nit Sntereilsu SabIbar nit btnredenber ST.
@ertttt suC @eIrieoteung Der Eruitees-
Die 3eitnungen fins BET zen AutttGRarca ;i boben; jeNe
Detiere AaStanit in 8sans ant has @tssnibunt erttstlt . q M.
Sno wben, &c.,, Antpalt, Np. SO &ea 6asettsltrGss &c,
Baltimore. tC
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..usEe 1a .gaiasdass& q ls3so aaAaasiss a ag8 as.s
.sasa# 81 afWa46 m ty(i ALL
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- I- 200. SNp-b rtbertGHr.
M Der Btltar6-Salon wrt udter anaebntborcn Bsbtr~
eun8et aut al einsn 9lub ~berrnietbet. Ts.s0 ~,
As1 Sintse SrSertlt9e esute tSHutu Scarbtno srbaLGr.
S. d reuber.
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r. q. LypL9w 4 CO. A ~ ~


MARBLE sTATCARY BRONZEs, CARRIAGES, &c
e. n. LUDLOW A co. viii sell I, auction. on Thursiay
June ~ ls6J. at III O'Clock At No. West Thirty FIRST street.
southwest Of ffh the residence his tx
psrb Furniture in said house all OF which made 10
order, consisting In deliberately
Tor Suit in Powered twenty pleces Vol
tArc and Reception Chairs match elegant
Ere richly carved rosewood Ceutre Tables Roman MosAc
1ops Paris Buh Cabinet ebony and ormolu Pedesa su
perb ormol hsnte Clock with very rich
satin Curtains lined with silk Suits ermson
Ssn crimson Figured Reps and worsted rosewood
Ismss nAtusy marble tops elegant rosewood Sc retary
carved rosewood and walnut French Bsdsteads Dress
ing Bureaus, -Wsshsauds Commodes. Dressing Ia
oes, Cbeva GLASS wardrobes ArmoIrc. s-Gsce oak
ana ensmelisd Bedroom suits Pailiasses, pure
carved walnut Hall Stand, with Clork; Couches voiiares
aud Easy Cbars IN plush and woted crimson saiin and
ace Curtains oak Arm and side Chars plush and reps
large assorment Of French China. Crystal Cut Bohe
sian 6is.swars, Medallion, English, Brussels and Velvet
Aso fal crotch Billiard Table eompl.,s Pheisn,s
Also, Coup Carriage IN good order; family Carriage.
stAtnary, &c.
CsrrarA Marble Geoups, Fidelity The Hunter Fisher
man. GcaxoA Pedesas together with pieces OF
Brsuse Psran. The furnitnrs viii be exhibition by
permit on wednesday, June a. when catalogues viii b
z. n. Ludlow CO, No sPine street.
NJ saa furniture, removed for convenispos sale
Tbs dAy, ~ saesrooms In broadway. at 10Y O'Clock
large and varied Fnrnitrrcvix Parior
Der Library Reception Room and Dining Room SUITS
wood kAxcrcs Amour Glaze, Bullets Library and secrc
ary Boosc.ssa Extension Dining Tables chairs Ig.ksh
Hsntsnds Nc sale positive. BY order Of G. COLES. FL.
scutor.
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c,rEcrAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NV fOHk, June III 1903.
BY resolution. Of he Common Council Of the city Of New
the duties Of street cleaning All the obsta
which heretofore embarrassed The operations OF this
department that have been removed and The
City Inspector has entered the prosecution Of the work
including the removal Of ashes and carriage with the whole
The rssdsnts city materially aid and him
placing the thorouehly clsany and healthy
condition and 10 that end be most earnestly calls their
tenon the necessity Of putting stop 70 the following
daily violations OF the laws and ordinsnces viz
streets. .
straw and other used In packing 70 be
cast the street OF placed upon The sidewalk, from
Thrd-The daily sweepinss from ssres and shops being
thrown into the streets and cutters instead Of being placed
into rccspace 70 be taksn sway b. the ash csrnen
FourthThe placing the street fh taken from yards
aud CELLARS and rubbish and old material from the repair
hfihThe throwing int and cutters norious
impure aud offensive liquids and substances
The is<on Of OF the only
violation OF the laws and ordinances ecpr
fender 70 arrest, h2e ana nprisonment but greatly i'm
The work dcu Of successful operation, while largely IN.
Every effort Win BE- made by the CITY inspector 20 have
the kept healthy and cieany condition. aud he
oe@raiion aad asssancs o, Al as.es Of citizens In pas
Al end 10 the violation above cnunierstcd
cory ~ I'VE several ordinances referred vii ief
Al each dwelling house.
Ash rarts viii pass through ,he Of the several
,,srs dav Sundays eacrpedt 70 collect asbes rariase
c,na.e ~ the na " tn Drivers ~ such carts or str
fnsr@s,ora may BE- complained 81 20 hin hls NJ 10
Chss IA n street and II siai be promptly ren-dsed
DANIEL T. oGLAyAS. Gay Inspec.sr
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PIcHARD WALTERS. AUcTIONEER-FURN!TURE
win sell this day, Friday l0K O'Clock, At the auction
10 East Broadway good assortment OF Paror Bed
Plate and other Mirrors Tete Sofas Chairs and
dozen fine Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding. quantity
of Bar Fixtures dozen cushioned Bar Chairs Bar
and other Tables Glassware Decanters and Crockery,
% demiohns and liquors. 900 Segars barrels dried
Apples sardnes Herrings and other goods; quantity OF
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OFFICE or THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS on
" the Central rark No. 81 Nassau street
June ~. 1888.
TO IRON MAKERs.-seslsd proposals will received at
This Office un 2th instant for furnishing the materials
and constructing an iron bridge on the Central Park
Plans spscihcatons and Information respecting the
will shed at the 0ice above mentioned Proposals
should addressed the Board OF Commissioners OF The
Central PARK and endorsed Proposals bridge
The said board reserves the rsst e et OF all
proposals ArDhhM ~ ohtkN
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REMOVAL.
IL WOOD BROTHERS
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURED
HAVE REMOVED TO
500 and 500 BROADWAY.
One door above the Metropolitan Hotel
CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CRoroS AoUEDUcT BOARD, JUNE
~ IL 1865
To Stone Quarrymen SEALED proposals indorsed "Propo
SAILS for Trap Blocks will be received at this oce until ~
O'Clock VI. or June 30. 1868.
For the supply for the OF this depar OF $1,000
stone blocks for paving Of the following dimensions and
character, wiz
The blocks be OF trap rock OF syente equal m
hardness to What Is called Quincy granite.
The books TO be -four inches wide sin 10 nine inches long,
and eight inches dcep each block he square and
formation, and OF the same dimensions the bottom
the top.
will be received which in depth either
less than eight inches which In width than
onehaf inch from four inches which IN length Ia less
than six Inches
Bank forms for the bids all other nforma-
ton be obtained application 10 the Contsc, Clerk at
this once.
Specifications. with the form OF agreement attached will
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT I. DNRRAGH,
A.. W. CRAVEN
Croton Aaucdnct Board
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IL Pfsrsss. ~ lsssas ~ ssr.,ss "a r,..,. -
ofs ysssfr1sr to H. al ~ lsll o.. T.. 49,. -
JEnsh N t~Hsei ssuft a. .ssafiy 4. "A.
and $40 tNlfinE ~
IN fseta. rrfsr ttf rFfi
~ bossa sA5als - Attfssssl - daF A a lta,t Z, al
rrHf sAsA1EGH ~ riir fwErf srrfps roe I'm,
II h.i1ffr = trssassf ftasaEaf $50
sssn.s 3 49, s's-asyy i.s.i.s aassi.s " m.sss
10Y 49,. ", - - AZ ssf rwsstfsf
80 - r,.slss tss- u ~ Z Va :, $3.50. ~,
HsiL - Bfssf~sy
N-auOsAL ACADEMY 90 osstas ufLL ,1<,., =
~ 10 ihvif sirliA ssnt1 sthi.atsa II a. Nss...
aeaffrf 81 ffef ~ ~. fFlft 10
.ss1sf sfslisf Tess % ADBtNpa EtcHshisa
'prrfsfeatax Hesfsfsy
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v LfifH 49, lFtt4 49, - afMtstzmt ssIfF -
sarag a.ars - ks 70 $50 s~ssss e~..s n
sfrs. ttsr - Z. . fhsD,ta - s.sasrtt f~..-s
o. tlfs kaNnsf Gaaa~s .
rsssfl.t $3.50 ~ r. - ifaHsp~ sfe-. Nr- r..s sss
sssiss s.sss<sn@sts sptNt ssssss
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SALES AT AUCTION.


r BOGARr. AUCTIONRER-BY 8 A. BOGARr.-
81 saturda June 10Y clock At the auction rooms
No North William street. Household Furniture consisting
OF mahogany Teea Tetns Sofas, Lounges Bureaus wash
stands Mirrors, Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
Ocoth mahogany French Bedsteads Cottage Suts BEDS
and Bedding Kitchen Furniture three casks Brandy one
brown Mare, Wagon and Harness.
JAMES NJ. MILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 Sale AT Merchants Exchange sAlesrooms III Broad
Friday June 49, at IL o'clock-House and Lot NO
Eighth avenues inches by ~ feet inches,
improved with story brown stone dwelling thereon
Sale under the direction OF A b. TAPPEN. Referee.
ID 7. HAZELL, AUCTIoNEER.
III. BY WHITTEMORE a HAZELL.
Sslesoom 81 Liberty street,
THIS day 4(Frday), june -.
At 10Y clock, salesroom.
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE.
Comprising general assortment in lots 10 suit buyers
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
FRENCH TIMED AND ENAMELLED WARE.
Sauce Pans, Stew Pans, Preserving Kettles,
Ladies, Dlppers, Swimmers. Cups,
Wash Basins. Pitchers, Plates.
Fry Pans, Bake Pans Cooking Pots.
Table and Tea Spoons, Blasting Spoons.
&c, &C., &C.
PLATED WARE
100 dozen Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks
WINES, LIQUORS &C.
bills superior Bourbon Whskey, Is Brandes and
Wines assorted.
is Cheese II boxes CASTLE Soap IL snun &C.,
de- &c
Catalogues and samples morning Of sale.
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xssE PsRssII.g vrsALg PHYSICIAN ssD sfD
vi sfr. 20 Vf.ss~tsA ssrtst
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sfih ofsssss kAf1ts sif~sf.
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if1 sahFf NfsHf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

IA LUrnEa DENTIST. REsoy.D 70 .. RAsr
~ fweuy second street ia praciic- q yeafs 0rmerr 10
years Brosdv aud 8resi Jones sfrrsi aaf dnx
Ia yeafs onis established deutst ~ name ~.
nrnb~f - fast Tssny seroad street LeAnso1 arr
nue. too bipcss from bfOaiway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

TTFrRY ID. MINER, AtCrIONREH, sALEapnou
Ill 81 Nassau street oppo.iie the Post orcs.--NTxER 4
6ONRRvILLE will sell auction Friday june 10 =,
yOk ociork their sslesoon Nassau street an elegant
rosewood octave Plano round ~es
w11h III tho modern improvements, ma 10 bv Dc.san a
thoe q Ata dty, hes been but few noahs and cost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

oQ- gEgpNrH AvNSrE -ror rAS or TIM
Doi tishsF pgies 90 Igll -.si ~ e.ha G. -
NJ 4stssaf 1siuT l0aitt a1l fsfftg ira ef--fs .
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

IIENRY n. LEEDS CO. AUCTTONEERs.-HR
II Rf ". LEEDS GO. VIII sell at Auction, on sAtnr.
day June ~ al 1Oh o'clock the salrsroor rs Nassau
street assormentSf Household Furnturs Brussels and
1nain Carpets carved suits BLACK walnut Rock
mahogany Sofas chairs snd Rockers 10 haircoth al,
frame French PLATE Pier Mirrors Cornicrs and Tor
Pier Tables match Oilclohs Gas Ylxtnrre 10000
Side Tables Hose and Pipe Chinese Gong rosewood Roo.
case silt on Painngs &c Also AZ NJ ocloct ans
rosewood octave Plano also - 900 seasrs In tenlh
Bores Of Henry Clay, Club House and other svore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE RETAIL STOCK OF
~ China Glass and Crockery.-wM W SHIRLEY
AuctoneerFrday june 49, at 10 O'Clock 3l5 asst Hous-
ton street, BY ID EMBURi Jr., positive cash sale OF
stock worth the notice Of retailers the declining
business
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15
& ROSS E.THE RICHMOND
PRISON A BANrll.E

Among the inmates Of tho Libby Pris'
on at X chmond, is the Hon. William
aiken, one Of the noblest and most loyal
OF ) )uthern men--s native OF Charles
ton, that Sodom of rebellion, and yet a
union man the ow ne, OF fourteen slaves
and yet = lover OF the old flag.
In 1888, Mr.. \ ken was a member OF
the legislature of South Carolina; In
1912, sc ator il 1914 a governor Of
OF The state in 1850, % anl'54, repre-
sentative In congress.
Ills atlinties were with the democrats,
and he was states rights republican OF
the Cali oun school. MOI a mere par.
tIsan-wilhout drop Of bitterness in
his heart-all his uns,ltish lite made
beautiful with noble charities, remen-
berlng the orphan endowlng tho college
man who lott his scat IN Washing
ton IN ls53,upon the appearance Of
cholera in Charleston, and taking with
hum the best medical skill he could
command, FASTENED 10 he scenes OF
terror, anguish and death, the good Sa-
marian ev.rywhere, soothing the suffer
ing, and with his own hands composing
the limbs of poor negroes dyng, aud
performing the last Kid Offices for them
when dead.
And this man is dungconel in a
loathsome prison, and SO many ounces OF
bread and meat are dolel out 70 han.
because he persisehtIy fuses to take
the rebe oath OF allegiance TO treason,
and voluntarily contribute mcans Tor
Strengthening the hands OF matrcldes.
Governor Aiken, we are told br one
who recently saw hun, when talking OF
his imprisonment, cannot rep,eSs his tears.
We do not believe they are Tor himself.
There viii BE- we dare say, no soitenirg
OF his purpose. They may break hls
heart, but they cannot shake his los alt,
Believe us those tears he sheds ale hot
for his own cruel tate, but for poor, old,
loved South Carolina, fallen from Der
high estate, in the hands OF her spollets,
breeder OF the basest OF Cataiues.
Talk about the KEY OF the French Bas-
tile that once hurg usee~sly at Mount
Vernon, the rusty emblcm Of 4 ad and
one tyranny, 10 lock in all the world
in whose dreadful wards it should ever
Crate again no walls that turn OF the
wrist upon that key could make the
grave of manhood and damned spot"
upon the civil zed world. Why, there
IN Richmond is the bastle come to res
ncction, with its prisoners languishing
there because ho will not turn traitor
Bring ont the key aud give it 10 the
keeper there OF, the president Of rebels,
rs the most BETTING emblem OF his mis-
SION Micd40 .Jou,ndL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
TO Co sumptlVeS.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored To
Il health in a few weeks by u very simple
remedy, after h wing suffered several years
W til severe lung affect Oh. and tl,at dreat
d ~ea>c, Consumption-is anx Gus to NAL I
known to his fellow sufferers the means o
cure.
To all who desire it he will send copy O
the prescription used tree Of arg.) witt
the directi-ns for preparing and using th'
same. which they viii fi"d >uRE CUE roE
CoASrMPTIoH, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The
only object Of the advertiser n sending the
Prescription is to ben, fit the afflicted, and
spread information hich he eonceves to tx
invaIunbl' an he hopes every sufferer vii
try his remedy. as will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Part es wishing the prescription will pleas
address REV. EnW ARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, N. Y. asva
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
Fv nv Ho~s Owner

To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Likeness
Of DR.. stephen Sweet every label and also "Stephe
Sweets Infable Lniment' blown in the glass Of eac
bottle, without which are genuine
RICHARDSON & co.
g. Sole Proprietors Norwich c.
For Sale nv all druggists ...