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pRoPosALs FOR HAY. srEAw. AND GRAIN,
.iAsaIsrAxr QuAn1EnaAs,Hs's orrIoz,

AsaIsTAKf QUAA1ERAAsiss,s orFIcE,
WASHIrGfoN, D. G., April l6 1858
rTTs sTn rsoross 1 5s u. lnIisea for f1rnisnfng
this Depot, ts be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or 81 any OF the Government wharves In this city
The proposals. to he addressed to the under
hgned, and they should state the Quantity Of
seeh article offered. Also the prize and the dAte
Proposals will be received for ave thousand
b9sEeis OF Corn or Oats, ana afty (5o) tons OF
HAY or Straw. and upwardg unless it should be for
less amount.
All grain to be put up in good racks of about two
I'd bushels each, which are to be furnished ut the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely taied,
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
mepection by the 6ovetr,ent inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the inteEs ets OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulfllent any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the compilation Of the
contract B. L. BROWN,
ap n-Src Captain and A. @. NJ. U. 8. A.
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Reward Offered for the New York Rioters
Guilty of Murder and Arson
NEW York, July 22-Mayor Opdyke offers
a reward OF five Luudred dollars for the con-
Nictlon OF the rioters who committed murder or
arson.
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Departure of a Colored Regiment.

BOSTON, July 2l.-The 55th (colored) ragi-
ment mbarked on board the steamer Cab. .wba
Ior Newborn, N. u, To-day. The regiment ex-
cited enthusiasm on its march through the city,
ne s3d HI ass ssachnsetts regiment arrived here
ths morning, and met with q hearty welcome
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The Monitor PaSsaic.
NEW YORK, July 22.-The monitor Passaic
was passed CIT Cape May yesterday afternoon,
III tow of steamer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASklkG THEATER,
ELEVkN1H STREET, NEAR PA. AyENUE

JANE ENGLIsHY GRAND COMBINATION
TROUPE ST. DENIS,
ffem TIE 1heater de la ee.la. Milan, Italy, upon
%Eotn TIE crown ger uire has been placed
by tse largest most satonsble and appreciative
An ief ces ever assembled within It g walls of the
.hea'er First peeafanee in " ashingson OF Big
sfphol.: Prestic si,ats ur. who will perform his
ctjepfatsd &C. which as elected the most enthu-
s;sS,e app ause By rti-u .. requ, at, Mr.. y. A.
Nv. WI present hs Guitar Solo, nd
~ the pahc equal to III. best efforte Of Ole Bull
mps. or the b st Aster. OF the present ago
- i ss ei az Ee of PERI rmancsa Th entertainm ents
10 co IN ms LICE with the new Pantomicne called the
Mitfortunes Of Pierre" New St. Denls Diver
tlftt ment. Ccrde Vol ante, La Belle Rosita. The
Wr'orTanee will conclude with the new Panto-
mime OF "Maison Rouse"
GALA DAY PERFORMANCE,
for iaoIes chiioren spd families viii be siven on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
July 25. nt p. o'clock
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2 : Z : = = =
VARiETiE8I VARlETlESI
PpoptiuS Penn svlvanfa svenna and Ninth ot

Fronting PennsylvAnia svenue aud Ninth ct.
EvHRY NIGHT THIs wREK
u n 3 "A Il + E L X E PLAY,
THE SENsATION EVENT OF The CITY.
~ 4 L L b ~
WAsHINGT TON.
PICTURES OF WASHING TON LIFE
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN TIE CAPITAL.
LOCAL STORY TRUE IN PLOT EVERY
NIGHT AT TITS HALL.
TH1 GREAT SUMMER RESORT
VENTILATED ON SoIEHIIFIC PRINCIPLES
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
GREAT PANTOMlME TROUPE.
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
jim BUDWORTH,
FIFTY ARTISTS
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
LADIES' MATINEE.
THE GREAT PLAY PERFORMED
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES
B B B B B B :
~ Cost
NNUsICAL ENTERTAINMENT
lN EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN
No. $50 G STREET,
Between AZ and 9th streets.
~ q Pm G II. LIST, Proprietor.
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nEPOT QUARTERAASTER;S OFFICE
u Corner 18th and 6 streets, )
WAsHIN0f ron, July Is, 1873, \
tEALED PROPOSALS viii be recetvea at this Off %
PLUMBING. at HARDWOOD o. 8. Hospital.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Hos.
IL and 2 ,. a.
Propofals should be addressed d to Captain f. n.
Camp, @. Nj marked proposals for Plum bins
81 Hafewooo Hospital" jy 1Q-td
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Mayors OFFICE, July 2Oth, 1885,.
Il ROPOSALe Will be received At this once until
l7o'clock Saturday, the 18th instant, for grad
ing and graveling 4th street east from street TO
approved by the. commissioners and assistant
o1mmissie ners. The gravel to be nine inches in
line. to be well rolled with heavy roller
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for graveling.
No part of the appro priation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate Of the COM
missioner and assistant commissichers that the
W. e. HAMILTON,
4. W. FLETUHER,
Commissioners of Filth and sixth Wards.
GE0RGE COLLaRD.
e.. FUGITT,
ty22 Assistant Com mi issionsrs
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JOHN MCDEVITT
ty II dtd Commissioners Washin9ton AayIun,

MAYoR's OFFICE, July 70, 1883.
Il u f0POsALS VIII be received at thi- once until
grading and crawling street north, from 6th to
7th street west The gravel to be Of quality to be
approved By the Commissioner and Assistant Com
nifsioners. and be nine inches In the center ia
1ering to inches At the gutter line; to be vell
raKed OF stones OF improper Bize, and to be w
rolled with . heavy roller
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grazing and square yard for graveling.
No part of the appropriation Will be paid the
eontI actor except upon the certificate of the Com
missioner and both the Assistant Commissioner
thatt work has been properly executed.
WM DOUGLAS,
Commjssioner of ,urth Ward.
JOSIAH ESSAX
SAMUEL WISE,
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GAS FITTING, &c.

w GAS FIXTURES
w HAye In 6tere, and are daily yeoeiyinR. GAS
HxIURE8 Of entirely New Patterns and DeAisna
md Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
We invite eiti4ens generally 70 call and examine
eur stock Of GAS and WATER RIXTURES fesiina
eonadent that We have The best selected atook In
Washing gton.
~ An Work In the above line intrustsd 10 our
o97e viii 6e promptly attended to.
Eaxku MYERS & McGHAN. 376 D street.
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ODD FE LOWS HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, July nth. 1853.

~ = 11S w ~ 7HIIs
MONDAY EVENING, July nth. 1853.
FOR ONE WEEK.
First appearance in Washington, since his return
from Europe, Of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
fSon cf The Wizard Of the North } il his entirely
new entetsinmeL 1t of Prsstidi gitstion, entitled
STHE WORLD OF MAGICiS
ss Lately pnrforried BIZ him in England. ireland,
and seotlad in all the principal Opera Houses
$40 Treaties before Thousands of Spectators, who
TIKI GREATEsT MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT OR MODERN TIMESi
During ths past ak years. Prof. Anderson has
rsveled through Auktr4 10. Sand wieh an soclety
Islands CahIorpia, ngland Ireland and Scotland.
ln Which tire lie has added all the sltes he has
let red 10 lis
CYCLCGFOTIC AND
HYPERMETRICAL PROGRAMME.
The 2rinfip.l festuEe Of the sntertsinment is .he
ENTIRE ABsEN CE OF ANY APPARATUS!
Ali effects being produced under
EXiRAGkDINAI MANUAL SKILL
Grand Day Entertainment every Wednesday
ara satlId,y fcE the ian OF Ladies' and
Chiidrn ats p m. Admission Is cents; Reserved
seAls cents. Doors open at Ia O'Clock; nom-
mence ~ s":Iock. jy list"
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II THIRD EDITION..
Selling out TO close great bAreainsi in
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Photograph Albums in every style very cheap,
Album Car DIS eight for dollar.
Twenty Eve cent Novels six for dollar,
Fifty cent Novels three for dollar,
A large lot of Books 1t half price, Gall early at
VIM. r. RICHSTEIN'J
National Bookstore, 81 . Pa avenue,
~ T-w between llth md 18th aus
w A B n A 8.
May of Penpsylvania and Virginia. Price Is
cents.
Map Of Eastern virginis. Price 50 cents.
Map of rharleston. Price 81 csnts.
Map OF Charleston and ct. Helena Sound. Price
30 cents.
Map of Richmond and vicinity. Price s., csn.a.
Map Of the Mississippi river from Cairo to the
Gulf Of Mexico. Very large: Price 81
Lioyd's Railroad Map of the United States.
Price rs cents; ard many other maps aud bird 8.
eye views of the various states and seats of var.
For tale by PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
" 20-3t 332 Penn. avenue.
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nd Insa saeeriSr n style to anything hsrssosoTs
and + ss ~ ss:
sennasnt that ws have tAs best selected atoek In
u AZ w Ws,s in the .so-. LIN. ,n.-u...a 10 on.
's W 'iHGRR2sRas HRsRs ;sRssf Sseaxh s7s street,
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON L CO.,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
B1.wnz srH 4 lOrz s7s..
COMBS BuILDINe,)
Invite the Trade TO inspect their stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND SEGAR&,
GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP,
snsuIyssssd in this city In variety and quality.
Being the sols Agents for
MsssRs PRANK BININGER 4 CO.,
he. Is BzArEs ST., NEW YORK,
vs sell their celebrated
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
AS New York pFieeB,-freisht added
We weud call the attention of DIVISION PUR-
vEYORS to the fact that have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in eases containing
Asm one TO twelve dozen each, and can 6u any
erder for them on call.
P.S-We also keep constantly on hand the argos
and most varied assortment of
CHANP PAGNE VINES
70 be found in this city, en- mbracing the foiovin.
Well-known brands
sol CLIoUOT,
NO1T It UHANDoE,
g. h. MUMM CO.,
PIPER HEIDsIoK,
HIIDsICK CO..
EUGENE CLFQUoT,
D1 ct. MARoEAUx,
CHARLES RIvARr d 90.
~ An Inspection Of oar Stock IL most respect.
fully solicited.
AUG. JOHNSON L CO.
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NI TEETH.
III. LOOMS, d: .: the Jnyentor and Pssentss
ofths MINERAL PLATE TgETH, attends s~A
Dsrsenally ct hts efioe In this city. Many1,Se5
Dsrsona can wear these testh who cannot
wear ofhers, and NO person can wear others who
Oannot wear these.
Parsons calling at my once can be accommodates
With any style and pros OF Teeth they may desire;
bat to those who particular and wish the purest
a4Anest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
mere fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No 3ss PennsylvAnis avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also. GOT Arch st.,
Phfladeiph!a. mar fly
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HEAVY, RoBBERY.-Mr. William Whalen,
clerk in the Office of Riggs Il Ce. bankers, had
over $500 taken from his pocket, between nine
and len o'clock last night. Mr. Whalen " said
to hay pulled his pocket book ont in front Of
Hammack's to pay q lad for holding his horse,
and soon afterwards missed It
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOSALS FOE HATS, GAPS, SHOES. DRY
L GOODS, 80,

hkApouARfsRs DEPARTMENT or WAsHIRsroy.
tWce o. (Aitf1lsa,fam1stsy,J Jsly l. 1855.
a. nIen nn proposals:are invited for f1rnishias for
men. women, aud children s"sA'~
hussett Brosane, and other seryiaeahle aho..
Ior men yomen. and children's wear. ee''
SSn1p, ieit and woolen hats, and cloth Cans. !.
ham Over alIs. " - ~A~ D0A
Jerseys. inseys. sInshams, blankets, and other
samples should be sent with each bid, at the on.
ps6se q the party forwarding the same
NO oids Will be entertained uHlees satisfae etory
10y atty of the bidder
may require,
Good security will be required fer the faithful
Usement.
Proposals. should be addressed to the under.
msned, and Endorsed /" Proposals for furnishing
Dry 6ot DIS. DC. ELIAS NJ GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel Chief Qusrtermaster,
~ Inn Department OF Wash hinRton
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DENTISTRY.
SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
NlW AND IMPROv1D INV1N TI0M
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
OHEOPLAsTfC BONE TEETH,
VI9Houf MIfAL PLATE or CLAsYS,


1lo BvosdSay, Nss. York, and $50 PexxsylsGAia
Asesa ossUssa issh and lSth sS., WdsAfss5e2,
Gals the attention of the pablo to the fc,lowius
advantA9es OF his improved system: ~>
1. The Testh of his manufacture win -
oeref o rsode nor change color oY any
esads being thres-foufths lighter than anY other
L. No teeth or roots need be extratea, - the
artificial ones e&p be inserted over them
& The roots will bs made inoEsDsivs, and never
&. No Temporary teeth arc nesded, - permanent
ones ON be- made In mediately, thereby preserving
tne natufA expresson Of the lace. which under the
old system Ia frequently dis6gured
This work has been fally tested over I've
var BY many OF the arst chemists and physicians
Dr. has also invented . white undestruetiys
metal dllins, With which the most sensitive teeth
can Dc nuep without pain, and can buiid ub Q per.
Pct sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
Call and examine for yourself jy2Ltf
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GILES, PtLEa, PILES. DR.. WITfIELDs
VEGETABLE PILL 8 ere warranted a certain
cure for Piles The worst cases yisid after ne or
two doses No surgical operation should be re-
sorted 10. rs relief thus obtsiaed but Temporary
and cure has creT been perfected bV the aSe o ht
knUs, The iollowing gentl men have been cured
Dir. Stiles, No. 2S9 Broadway; Mr. Hughes No.
l07 spring street; Mr. E.thsr, No. 544 Broome
be obtained q, my ofHss; Pri,s s. cents per hox
90 ne: 292 n; nR;soadway. snS ng the Eregrie:er.
goo Penn. avenue, Wsshin gton, D. and By
HAEhY COOK. King street, AleIandris,ye
is rs-Im No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
W BOYS CLOTHING. -
soYs and cHILDkaNs onoTaiNa as ..s 9,
newest styles, suitable for the present for
dress and school wear. to which We invite the
WALL, STEPHENS co.,
302 Pennsylsr 10 Avenue, between
ap II tn Ninth spd Tenth Streets
JOURNAL ORA FAREsIDENOAON A G EOR9IAN
plantation In 1858, 1889. By frances Anne
Memeir Of the Life and Character of the late
Tseo. Frelins shuyten By Talbot W Ohsmhsrsi
SI.25. ljy7l PRANCR TAYLOR.
nEADQUARTERs IOR CLOTHING. .'.-,.
~ jyN eMITH 9. $50 seventh st.
saTa . yeSs sA' best
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DROPOSAL6 FOR MEDICINES.-Sealed pro-
L posas will be received BY the und srsi sned
until three O'Clock p. d. on Saturday, the s9ts
instant for supplying the Washing Rton Asylum
with all the Medicines that be required for the
year ending June sath, 1854: The Medicines must
and if not approved By the Physician to ths
Asylum to be rejected.
bidders can obtain at the Asylum list Of the
articles usually required.
W. G. H. NEWMAN
JOHN McDEVIrT.
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ID MAYoR's OHHioB, July 2oth. 1855
4 RoP0eALs Will be received &c this ONCE until
O'CLOCK m on Saturday. the 26th instant, for gra.
CIT avenue to Pennsylvania avenue, the gravel
70 es OF Quality to be approved bv the Com.
to be nine inches in the centrs tapsrins of to four
inches towards the gutter line, to be well raj ed Of
stcne OF improper size and to be rolled with q
heavy roller.
Bidders viii state the price Per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation will be paid the CON
tractor except upon the Ger ti6eats OF the Com
that the work has been properly execut.d.
T. r. DORSETr,
Commissioner Fir.t Ward,
CHARLES GORDON,
z. M. P. KING,
Assistant commissioners,
=
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Eugene
Posey. drunk; Sl.e4. Charlotte Sedgewick,
fighting; 50. George Baker, suspicion; military
VIM. Saunders, assault and battery; dismissed
on payment OF costs, 81. Jos. Palley, violating
city ordinance; dismissed. Thomas Rickiin,
disorderiy; military. Martin Otis, do,;e do.
Peter venable, suspicion Of theft; dismissed.
VIM. johnson, do; do Adam Nerwar, do;
escaped from station. John Stllman, do; do.
VIM. Gasby, assault and battery; bail for court.
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CREAT BUSH TO SMITHS, AGO Seventh st. !,
VI to get some Of the great argains In CLOTH
ING. VA
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[IOlH0 FOR SMITHS, 460 Seventh street,
l the cheapest Clothing House in the oity. jyH
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srArgNENr Do lr,. rEcKuAM
The Case OF Koh nstOm IN.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
BE ore Hon. Judge Shipman.

Be ore hon Judge Sh1pran
JrSE 23.-The Cfited States Solomon Kohnsomns
Ds rc, Attorney F. Dclaaed Smith moved that the de-
eidtut be called upon plead to the fortyeght indct.
lnouts found against him by the Grand Jury.
III James I. Bady associated with cxJudge Beebc,
MIR Marborry aud Mr. Eschwego) said Ike would onter
Plea ot not guilty to each Indictment at the time
reserv!ng his right to withdraw the plea In all or any OF
che casCs.
The District Attolney-Certainly.
MIR Braiy said that, 1t would be almost impossible
so examine all the indictments or have them copied nj
prseC he would ask the District Attorney which OF
them would procesd He did desire him to make
the selection
Tue Court remarked that counsel for the defence
entitled ~ ample time TO lock int, the indictments
The District Attorney said that tho request
abe, and nc wo9ld decide 10 morrow which he should
elect These caso- would be prosecuted with vigor but
at he time with that fairness which the govern
m desired TO manifest towards accused party.
The court said that the plea wond be entered the bail
nXel and the tra postponed until the al term In the
meantime tho defendant DO held bail In the
of 81 SEQ On each OF the forty ight
sum 81 1900.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
IN MAYORS OrYTcR, NEW York June 10. 1853.
a. 1853 the ordinance respecting Dogs found running loose,
or 10 In street OF the city New York without
being properly muzzled, will be strictly enforced.
The sum or twenty five cents will be paid FOR dog
brought alive to the pound the foot Of Twenty
East river which shall have been found In the
ming Loose large without being properly muzzled.
Owners q dogs may reclaim them at the pound the day
n. B--No dogs VIII be received FROM boys
b. order OF ME MAYOR.
ABRAHAM BROWN, First Marshal
OFFICE OF THE cRoroN AoUEDUCr BOARD, JUNE
~ 10. 1853 ~ 1T
To stone Quarymen proposals Endorsed "Propo
sails Tor Trap Blocks" will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock VI. OF June 30 1853
For the supply for the Of .hs department or 1000
The blocks be OF trap rock OF enite equal
hardness TO what Is called Quincy granite.
The ocks he four inches wide, inches
aud eight inches deep each block TO lie and
formaon aud OF the Dimensions the bottom
the top
No stone received which In depth Is either more or
less than eight inches, which in width than
onehaf inch from -four inches which In length is less
than six inches. 81 lrI.llr .r
forms for the bids and all other informa
ton can be obtained application TO the Contract Clerk at
this ofice
Specifications with the form agreement attached will
be ready on or about Thursday. June IT, a
aa.r.r ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
CrotOn Autieduct Board. 81
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TUE LADY IN BLACK THIS MYSTERIOUS All

THE LADY IN BLACK-TnIs MYSTERIOUS AND
sngulary beautiful WOMAN 10 Is we'll known, attracted
time since In New York degree at,en
,ou. IN work recenty pubshsr The Lady IN Black,
StoIyo New York Life Morals Manners her his,ory
A. developed and singular and instructive one Is
and shows how nde bed ~ for the WITCH
cry aud charms she dung herself Per example, in
reply io dashing fellow who wilaly enamored With
her. aud who attempted 10 press her coral lips she
claims
Come stop that or you spoil al. Do you know tina, you
az dare say-hpt FOR what In rariicularl"
For Low NJ / SUPPOSE you think me handsome.
Mover Was deceived ! am perfect deiusion.
Itisan put You praise my hgh forehead made II
with The Ad Of the Pouirc Subtle. occurred from that
eminent ehes, 20 whom NAM OF bellies yndebt
ed for their aty TIE famous Or Go'and and thr TOO,
removed from my upper LIP n:ustace which would have
aim 81 rvalcd Jour own You are " taytures With my
charming complexion and ce!irie white neix aud hands
by Atsc much cake IN his lthian Medics'ed Soap;
Rouge Nattra', amt M fgnrc Get about,
dresssuiker OF ht 20 have credit for
Thus GO. Thlss but the many spontaneous and
trbues ia b. the astonishing efficacy and popu
iarlty OF DIR. Felix GOurauds nsautlf El asme,ics.
Found at DIR FELIX cot hAuDS esA 'fshn en,
80 broadway, below Grand Removed O. Walker
TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE SHOULD PROVIDE
4 themselves vita HARPEKiS HANDBOOK FOR EU.
ROpE AND THE EAST by W. Pembroke fcirdge This
IL only complete euife to Europe published
Price 81 o. lcr sale rs APPLETON a CO, 4l3
Broadway, aud JAMES MILLER, 5l2 Broaiway or nAR
PER BROTHERS wil send the work by mall, postage
free, 70 eipt Of 81 ~.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND-SHORTEST
IL route to the Cars leave Fulton Catharne
ferries Brooklyn every six minutes connecting city
with for Coney Island. First from ferry M
last leas Coney Island ct l0P NJ Sunday
from ferry att A. N. ifi V G 80 rt n
UrIRsT GRAND EXCURSION OF THE sEAsON-THE
II fast sailing schooner JOHN j. HoUSMAN. Capt. Dob
son. rs burhen. will leave Spring pier
dav evening June 81 at 10 O'Clock for the Sea Baths
Blue Fish Banks and return on Sunday =: 3P. M. Bait
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IT YOU WANT TO KNOW THE REASON WHY ANGLO
L Americans enterprising read Medical Common
Sense" good book for Contents tables free.
s pIiIcIa newspaper depots throuehont the country
~ r. WARMERS No Vesey street. Of the author, DR.
Is. f0oTE, l,l30 Broadway, N y.
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EOsH AND FOUND.
4 ROW BOAT WAS PICKED UP on SUNDAY JUNE
4 "a TIE owner have IL by proving properly n nj
PAYNE genaes ~ applying TO Thomas CoonaTe Hudson
hog LOsT--A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, FROM
II go Fourth So reward viii be Paid for his
rcu.n. f1.erU. as Z. r.er .---+--
7 EFT IN 4 BROADWAY AND WALL STREET OMNI
IL bus, Monday morning, an Envelope, with stamp OF
naval re- Custom House, Boston, containing certain
vocrs &c. Win the Under please To leave the package with
hon H. j. stanton, Deputy Collector New YorS Custom
House. %
r OsT-oN THE 18TH INST. A RECEIPT BOOK, BE.
IL longing Agnes Cii-hrfst. No. I7j West Thirty ira
18th bond and deeds ami other nall papers, which
OF but the BY calling the above
the Under viii oe literally rewarded.
I osT-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON. WITH THE I'M
.i letter I'm black enamel ,ertng almost the entire
s. rcvSri viii be paid TO the finder returning
1t to Rob. A. Chesebrough. ~ Maiden lane III
7 osT-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, I'D INST, IN
IL the front OF tie National Academy Of Design,
lndys small tec containing So AMI some small change,
sc The hnder receive liberal reward leaving Il NJ
i5o West Sixteenth street. near Seventh avenue.
CToLEN-rRoM THE SUBSCRIBER. A NEW ROW
~ Boat u feet long, cncker built painted dark blue out
side with white streak under gnwAe inside light bun.
The boat has locks thos bu has brass plates
for holding them will give So for the detection OF the
thief anc S9S for boat J. b. STABLES.
North shore, Staten Island, or y william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

nIAMoNDs, OLD GOLD AND sILvER-By COMO
~ 10 LOUIS ANkICi, 49, BTOadway, undcr the New
York Hotel yon vii receive 20 per cent than a, any
other place Ia this city Tor Diamonds old Gold and silver
without being comp led 10 take other goods In exchange
lie pajs Ia city ban Ole Caincis Hair Shawls all
kinds OF Llcrs and ought at the highest price L. A.
has been - years established IN New York Remember 723
Broadway
L1OR sALB-A HANDSOME SET OF CARBUNCLB
AMI Garnet eonasting o Bracelet Earrings and Pin
laiels purchased On London. sud only used Few tines
Aso is yards OF real ish BrOcaied Popln Will be sold
bargain II applied for this week Address A. Dor $50
Herald onice.