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The New York herald., 1863-03-28
l2rsna n~is~a.

In the House OF Commons the bill substituting arma
tons for osths rejected and one IItrodDcng whip
ping punishment for garro,ers was carried 10 a.
cond reading, Ia spite OF the government oppoe,tto
The crowds in London the nigh, oS ihe llumIns,,oo
were 30 dense that seven women were killed and hun
dred persons had thor limbs broken were other Ia
seriously injured. In parts strong we're corn,
plcely exhausted, and vehicles were Jammed oge,bsr
for four Ave hours.
AT Cork, during the illuminations, there was some
rotng by organized mobs and streets were several
tmes cleared st the point Of the bayonet.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales remain at Osbornc
about Fortnight after which they give two grand even
ing parties at 81 James by command of the Queen.
Sir James 0utram Of Indian fame, died Mt Paris on the
f1lh instant aged sixty years.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Commerelnl Intelligence.

IANDUN, FrIuay (eFeninRJ March 70, 1863
roi sos closed to-day at 02s for money. The bullion
IN toe auk England bad decrease on the week the
anluqt tIT0,000
staeri an securities lower. Erie shares AK a41L
discount. Illinois Central KaiIroad, Az discount.
LIVERPOOL corrON MARKET.
Ih, mai ket ciascl nrm 10 advance the week of
.onc Aal Vi a peAAy iVr American descriptions aud
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sAnlxIp,.

ssnshps Ans.slas!aa (Brl. Nen9i shlps y!ila1s Bes
4rtnneil Marietta chancellor. bouAsrn kass VrpnMns ~
-: -: taas 1ssssisfR x Sss1ss
Oriental Celeste Gle .3eury H Alberto Henry.
Caok Rosins, stxmlode mbler nasalds. Draco. Bent
factor Msrren Halett. Leyia briss Deiphine sara
Cyprus Resoute, Helena. sorle Harris 0caan ksl WI
sckrs. fe4H sfl A, TT st-'
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

quarter 70 ono bah Of penny On eura's
The sslcs tho oot 32 900 bales Of which abos
5000 taken by specnlators and $500 Tor export
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

fffs tss Rsrgnoq ~ sfs aelE ~ agee' veIa ee.s@ s
s "A . :. l3.t.,lag 8ss q eselq liiEt Fa % 500
800 faQa ~ pssFfa tsll 1850 fW HN SNtt@asf - ~
sak - !, A%f4Wasa ~ nWAf #sn4a - -
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Tho amount OF dry goods entered 81 the port Of New
YORK for the weok ending March 20, 1893, was as fol-
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

S HIPPING NE WS.
Ns YoRK-rHn DAY
SUI RISES. q NOON sxrs. morn q
Port OF New York, March ~, 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

Phe stock in port s estimated at 4OJ 300 baio5 OF
"a 900 arc American ". aFF 44rseH
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
AmsrlcaM Poree.

::ssi sssi; fa1iy Ess:s.se, Sew Orleans. Sslssdoas
WsSssr o Jns Yors Mansoo 2HsHs Aor
Sesy. Ph.dsph SD sirs fccshon2 Bro'; bsil;
T..ISs Ss. S x% E
iilEosE S.rss AR sshfs Sif i -
ysss; %, ss HfsEssH .sp.
:hos snc" so:.on EgEsns Hunt ran r, pss
s' esnss Layton @ Bo:.on Isrse BrgiS:rs ysLss
Palestine cambsrn; Van Nsms, Ven Hsm,i sassan s In
man, and John Warren, Lozicr, Nfork. sia Sf oTN NJ
ELizABErHpoRr. March as-on schr. Iigasen, 9 g wsssr
Bentley. Westerly, man,sr, ksc~,s wishford; Bfnsnt
Esas's ksns dss@ 5ssss sasS AoSss
i'iGSL aoLsks HOLE. March ss 7Ansd steamer Cam
0rds NV HAVEN. March 2s-A brig William MARI
Aoye; schr' Aipsa Msisy gon salrs Essse "
sss sn. sns s.a.rs worSiaeoa % Msdsown h
bah bah sTn; i,uman NyorKs slOor Hsfp. Eisabe
spt pptHifATEIPHfA March 2sArr brig Bella Ya,s orf
Royal shr, Ph.ais Hsn nsy,o sy porlsss rss Pos &
SShry.s 'saS Ssfses "a s oais s' PR Royal woaa Par
sss ss. Bfst rartsS %Sg 70 ssssa nsd Ma a.s,
ana ratiie, Rich, Boston Gcsen kcd B'anp panx.rs
p., Eys,se1' fqiser nsesn ss tssS fr WI
S Ssr se~ L.ndon, Carroll. Menaaey Nidale,owni Yer
mion hq,se % N.Y. "a aeet of 90 sail are a, Breakwaer
anng eshoh afp ship brigs and - amers Al hav a!
soma IN las evening Wind strong IRON TIE D. wth los and
ran.ockLAsp March SAT- scar raras rendie,op. New
w 81 III s1hra Thos u y, Han ana Warrior. Az
SYork 9st Josiah AehoTn Hs'ch ana houn' hop' sss-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27
New GOOGis-NevV Firm-and
the --LATEST News Generally.

Willie the public is so eager for news. it is
important to announce that the new firm OF
G. A. Dill & Co. is doing business in Pres
colt, and have on hand large and complete
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Hard
ware. Farming Implements. and every thing
needed to make life com Portable aud happy.
all Of which is being sold at Low FIGuREs
FOR READY PAY. q. A. DILL d co.
All persons indebted to G. 4. Dill, or DILL
& Bro. previous to April lst. 1862. are re-
quested TO make paynent before the 18th of
July, as at that time their accounts will be
placed in the hands Of White e jaw for col
lection. DILL Il BRO.
Prescott, July 3, 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27
"A G "A r ID ,
Mrs. L. A. Agudgett. ". D.

Respectfully informs The LADIES' Of Prescott
that she will attend to those who may wish
the professional aid Of one of their own sex.
Mrs. NJ. having received regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen wears. believes she is able TO adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
n the most complicated forms of disease.
Mrs. MIDGET will explain to Ladies the
diseases TO which each part Of the womanly
organization is liable. by means of fine
Nodele de Femme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies will be visited at their residences. at
all hours of the day and night. if desired.
Residence on Broad Street, pink house, op-
posite the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862 13-m3
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPEREMATOREsHGA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-
Il delphia. 4 Renerolent institution estG6-
EsLod Jy epecial EIldo1rment for the Rclicf OF
the Sick and DISTRESSED. afflicted nth Viraitelt
and Chronic Diseases, and esp cidiy for the
Cure % Diseases Of the SerHGl Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tn
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatOr-
rhOea. and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans. and on the new remedies employed IN
the Dispensary. sent in scaled letter envelopes,
free % charge. Two or three Stcmps for pos
iage acceptable. Address DIR. }. SkILLlN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No. : 5.
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. nllyl
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PRAIRIE Dc TIMER LANDS!
PURCHASING GOODS |!
u. + MacOmber.

DEALER in Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry, I'd
Street. opposite Thorne, Norrish d Co. s
Store, Hastings, MINI. Spectacle Glasses
Set and Fitted TO suit any Eyes. Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machines Re-
peired. Al work warranted.
September IL, 1862. 2l-u
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One hundred words will be counted as a
SQUARE of solid matter over 100 words will
be counted as two squares over 200 words
- three squares. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be
charged - per cent. above these rates.
Special notices p cents per line for first in
s-rtion. and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for
IN advance: all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
Be continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27
MASONIC.

THrEE will be a regular meeting of \. ".
Lodge No. los of Free and Accepted sla-
sons ON the second and fourth Tuesdays oi
each month at Masonic Hall. Schaser's Bull
ding. Prescott Wisconsin.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27
C. b. cox,

DEALER IN FIOUR, GRAIN, ETC Custom Work
done to order. The best brands of Flour
sent 70 ell parts of the country.
River Falls. May 4, 1861. N
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d. ID. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds of Furniture Chairs, Bed
EteadS, Tables. Collins. Gilt Mouldines. Pic
ture Frames. Patent Water Drawers. etc
Furniture of any description furnished to
order. All work warranted. Terms Cash.
Shop on Orange Street, opposite Prescott
Hotel Prescott Wis. 34-yl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27

EXCHANGE bought and sold. and prompt at
tention given 70 collections.
Prescott. June 10, 1861. nsyl
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WOOD: WOOD

Wood wanted on subscription at The Journal
Office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27

IHoR neatly executed job Work cometo
i the JcuKSAL OFFICE.
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" F. Il G ii y y T S.
IL 0 I E L S .
CITY HOTEL.
FARMERS HOME.

PETER B3TT. PROPRIETOR; Corner of Broad
End Orange streets, Prescott. Wisconsin,
PETER BoTT bcgs leaveto inform his friends
tina, he has lust completed his new building,
snd las good accommodations for eating.
drinking and sleeping weary travellers.
Prescott. June u, 1861. i6tf
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" T. WEsrFALL. Cashier.
CuAs. MILLER, President.
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CITY DRUG STORE

Is DoISG A Brisk BUSINESS, where all kinds
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Perfumery,
and fancy articles canahe bought at ex-
;remely low prices. HseNpE cash down
for my Goods can sell them CheaRjor Cash
only. Call and see for yOurselfS
Prescott, May II, 1861. WI. WBIPPLE-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27

HoUsEKE ErERs-trouled with vermin need
be SO no longer, if they use CosrAR's' Exter-
minatOrs. We hRvc used II to our salifaction,
and if box cost s. would haze it. We
had tried poisons, but they effected nothing
but COsTAR's article knocks the breath out
If Rats, Mice. Reaches, and Bed-bugs, quick
or than we can write it. 1t is in great de-
mand all over the country .-Jhdina (O) G1-
zette.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27

Henry r. CosTAR-We are selling yea
preparations rapidly. Wherever they havs
been used. Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Ferzis
disappear rapidly.
Boxer d SrovFFER. Druggists, Windsor.
Nd.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-27
GREAT BARGAINS

NTATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms bv
J.. Y. POWELL.
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NITED ST ATE .
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l. O O * FL Z r Z !
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c A U 7 / 0 n

To prevent the public from being imposed
upon by spurious and highly pernicious irni-
tations. new lobel has been prepared, bear
ing fac simile of the Proprietor's signature.
Examine each box. bottle or flask carefully
before purchasing, and take nothing but "Ces-
rAR's."
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

CoFvEs dull at old agu.se
Colos was active and advanced rapidly 70 toe lie.
Tor moillngs WIN ss and ressses OF 800 bales
fREcnr.-Ipe. ~ We're heav.es epgagcmen:s reported
70 day. To Lserpool there re taken 500 bbs nour
sl is, l9s1d, sss. Cd, p5 900 bushels grain at ID
SAd, nQ Sekaaes prov eions by steamer and sailing
ss AZ AZ and 2Sss To London 500 bo's nosr at e.
ter 2ooQ bushels wheat at 7s 3d. To TX seven vessels
engaged grain for orders at 7s % SIS To Cork direct
vessel took grain at 7s I'd To Havre 1000 bbs Hour
- 75c 900 bushels wheat at lSc To Rotterdam $500
bbls flour at 3s.
HAY was in fair demand at SOC. 95c for North river
bale ~
HoFs were inquired for at 15c a 23c.
IlE as 10 good request and steady IN price.
MoIAssEs.-The demand was moderate and sales were
nade Of IA bbs. New Orleans at Ale. 46c, 80 hhds
Porto Rico at 50c and $40 hhds Cuba musoovado az &c.
A4fc. af
Ons.-- The demand continued active for petroleum,
especially refined 70 arrive at equal TO 6oc free, on the
spot per gallon. There were no remarkable movements
in other an tices. 0i1 u 80 Nl.Ht i-lu slI
PRovrsIoSs-Pork was up TO Sl3 I2 a SIS IS for new
$l1 so 81 rs for old mess $40 so $l1 25 for
prime with of 4bO bbis Beef was in fair demand,
with sales OF 676 bbs at so so $I rs for pain, and
s12 so SI4 for Lard advanced to at essc
kc with sales of 1000 packages. or cut meats $50
SIC. for hams. Bacon was dull at 6Ac. a71c Butter
and cheese continued inactive al previous prices
SPcrs-Saee were made OF 500 bags Pepper and 900
mats cassia on PIT hlr ~
SUGARS were In GOOD request at rising prices, with
sales reported Of 1910 hhds at Ike 13Tc for New
Orleans, nc i2c for Porto Rico, and 10Hc. llhc
for Cuba tfsaa Iaa eaa Lfe.4 sG
TAIow.-There were $50 oeo lbs sold at II Nc II hc
wHHKEY --sales were made Of 300 bbls, mostly at
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
Arrivals and Departures.

NEW ORIEAHs-Steans ship George clio Jack son.
Mr. Ghseln. W0fson Mrs Norcross and servant Miss
Norcro, Norcross Norcross Mrs Mcclellan Mrs Bontnn
Mr. Gilmonr, I Nass Herman, o Green M and MT Mrs
liam Waterman, Mailor. Fabre. Miss Foi rest
Mrs Bradshaw, W Lupdy VIM Barber g Rinter. Rice
Ponssard 0yss and lady. Brany, Hobert " Faber,
Miller, E Lsazard 0rob.nn: Miller, Eniiz. = r
Pronty Conlto, Russell Howard, George Yelling
ton Hitz Ned Williamson, Joseph Johnsonand 30 In the
iHproN HEAp--steamship Cosmop oiitan Sturgeon B
Sixth tonnccticut volunteers Assistant Surgeon
ing Fourh New Hampshire, and wife Major Noah Brooks,
Al Lieut. Dunbar Forty eighth New Fork, and wife;
Lent Joseph Cotton Sixth Connecticut voante VIM
Of steamship Golden Gate George Browne Nantucket Mas
cv Charles 81 vensand 20i sick and discharged soldiers
70 RoYAL-Stesmshp Fulton---Brls Gen Ferry Lient
Geo Ripley Mrs Col Barton, Capt Chas Garrettson and
lady, NJ 9 9 Brown and lady, Dr Thos Miner. Mrs II
Es ss, sns ssy
Clark. VIM Amer, smers 8 Moore, Adam Ford w W
Parkington. Mr. Capewel, Capt Tarkngton and SER
want Mrs SOUR Ccinmsnder Brison . y; Jno Sim,
Doeet iaentJ W Davis Capt CT Gardnier, Lieut. Thos
Fry, Benz Bunce, sN;H Kerkham A Biume, Lieut. l.
M
Lieut. Barnum Lieut. r r Tsdale: Lieut. O Noxon in
charge OF rebel prisoners; Jas sth. Lieut. Richard
@ Robinson-and 81 in the steeraee. = -
MISUNDERSTANDING Hecla-Thos Murdoch A Murdoch
Jas Simpson Munro and lady Miss Mary Lees Edwards
Leon Dubois Thos Kelett, Mr. Mcke, Refill + Armtage,
Miss Mornsey Mr. Sfrahan. Frost VIM g Stark George
pArcy D. Jno Grimts, Amedes co.ereaa Capt fe~!sr
BowieS Mrs GriGn. Mr. McGovern Miss Kelly-and $40
In the Aeerage. W..
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mandors the Bank oil Ionisiana The commiss toner's
were engaged taking inventory OF asses or enees
With two exceptions Il remarkably quiet 10 ana
about the all the banks AT the Bank OF New
Orleans they were redcemng all notes under the denomi
nation n ten dollars NJ The Mechanics and Traders
there N mo J eyinced for which there was no
cause, there any We again repeat our admonon
TO billholdors not sacrifice their claims.
The rats or sight funds on New York wesesA
For checks payable in greenba Ks. IL pr Ct prom.
To. payable in city bank issues.5 6pr Ct prem.
Do. payable la corp alton issnes4 a6prc prem.
In foreign exchange there were no movenents beyond
light counter demand, which supplied a IRON l64
ITO TIA and francs at $40 S5, The receipts OF
produce tor the week have been gh< aud the general
basis of exchange is about annbated Not amovement
in hank stocks Q sale Of bonds. r
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

VIII SOMMANOAAk AEFOAV.
MONDAY. June 2s--oP NJ
AsHr~sales of co bbs. were effected at So for po,s
and sssc. for pearls
BsKsDsrufys.-Fiour more active and Sc i5c nor
bbi desoer. The principal demandtww for shipping
brands Of state and Ohio. The sales reached a. 500
bbs and western 100 Southern and TboCanaaian
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, EDUCATED AND WITH TRUE RE-
"A hneinent being tired Of bAchclors hall desires
correspondence with anssttonets truly ecod
yeung lady with view lrspsfcrm his bachss hall lsso
It.e paradise Weath desirable, thosgh indtspens
sable real worth Adhes In sincerity Leon. sanon q.
" and prompt reply wth psriscuisrs vii be given
TWO LADIES or BDucA1foS AND REFINEMENT
i wish 10 correspond with two gentlemen WITH ytew 10
nsiouy They raust be rsssed Wrstht and sdectonate
H Haspvshos Address IoT two days ~ H., station 9.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFEC1Ah NOlIO6Ss
MASS MEETING OF THE MUSICIANS OF THE CITY
1 OF New York and viciaily, Thursday msrnng July
at o'clock at the Metropolitan Rooms I5S and l6O Hes
tual Protective Union All ss senslemen of tbs roies
sion instrumenal pcrfomers) who desous
members respectfully requested call 81 Stanton
street. between the hours Of and IL A. NJ. and 10 r. NJ
order 10 report them members the above mentioned
meeting BY order. H. d. BEISSENHERZ, President Z
ID. ScHADD, Secretary. nHr
NToTrcE-THE FRIENDS OF g. D. BINGHAM WILL
IN the OF Ffty.sccond and Third
Thursday July at clock TO make up for his
loss BY re the 18th Of stables haess and
clothing te f'.sf = s-'t
CPECIAL NOTICE. B.-THE OLD MEMBERS OF THE
- Thirty seventh regiment n Wv Urish Rnes) and Ill
patriots who appreciate the pers OF the crisis
notlaed that opportunity 10 for them 10
their pa. ,osism native Or adopted country by enlist
by Colonel Wm Do Lacy, late Major This yegimen has
reputation second in the servf
generally known 10 the Army Of he Potomac Kesrnys
the liberal bounty Of SIo and ths State SSe total $3.50
All particulars b Obtained Of Colonel De Lacy. at the
headquaStcrs Of the regiment, Of White Kim
streets, every morning until further notice.
THE MEMBERS OF ENNsKILLEN LODGE NO. %
1 AP. A., arc requested 20 meet 1t O'Clock r. r.,
June 81 20 attend the funeral Of late brother Andrew
Paisley from his residence. ie3 East Twentieh street.
Asmos1a OF the order are 1ssa r9n e
JAxss DOUGLAS, Secretary. -'-
THE ACTIVE, HONORARY AND EXEMPT MEMBERS
meet the engine house Ss STlssdsyl afisrncon 81
william Field. BY order Of JOHN BTKENE, Foreman
VIZ. II. LyoNs, Secretary aui - 8
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INFORMATION wAnrED-OF MICHALM FLrNRET
rs his niece, w. Sssom ANY Information thai mia I,
e,en q be wnersabcup would BE- gladly rccesd hy tts
~'ece, y. SAXON, ~ ksst brcadwa,
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RAlLROAUDs
E,OR NEWPORT.
NEW YORK AND M NEW HAVEN

RAILROADS.
EoR NEWPORT.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
SHORE LINE RAILROADS
On and AFTER Monday, June ~ 1919, trains will leave
did steamer Water LILY VII be In waiting 70 start nmed
Ps9dId sail down the Nsrrasanse Bay arriving ., $50
tickets sofa ana zsss S'is.1 aoTTs SiSSs ssapsnuasu
HUDSON RIVER RAIrRoAD-rRAINs roa AL
bny Troy the North and wes, leave Ct~m eers stree.
ssd ~ .ns sA .Ss . :s. .ea Sn %.s spS :.
procured g, any Of the oases Of wEsrcorrs ExPRkss
sss the
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RArLRoAp-
~ Trains will leave Twenty sth street depos Albany
1850 A. M stopping at wilsmsbridge. white Plans Bed.
with Central Northern Railroad Tor ssrsicss and ~
E.s Ee,.s s so..a sas ycs, For cro.on Pals sisA FGr
9$ .'s... dsEet tcr Sias %s.s:ss!s;s M ss is
Fi;,"s. :sssips :s,.s: ssrs
Chatham " Cv,on FslIs also Bedford White Plains aud
.cns nc Il Dssss nSs s VIII. wss' rsn. rSicu S
wah's Plains 8 ~ Z s1 NJ s;isr NJ willi1sm.Sridss
ians stop an stations Sunday excursion half
fare FS ca.n Ss 5ss ss AZ oRPpf y cD;
iSoP w. stopping a. ali stations: for whrs Plains sf M
gns a a. ss9 ssq,5nss vi ss rss.s
white Ps'ns s and wM.sm.nrdss y rsins re- rs stop a,a,
o. anu y John BURcHrLL. supsrin,eudeut
NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD. LEAVES
IN New York a. James slip ferry and THIRTY fourth
''Irs Leave. fashlosn SO sS%, $685. .na7aa
ferry stisPE
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I,LEuANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
~ ctea "A beautiful solid rosewood fsror SUIT covered
in rich French san tr0atel, made To order months
AGO fcost s2s wl be sold Tor $3.50 DO f0O mag
nheeni rosewood octave Pamoi for $50; the
gurnuufe yarlor bedrooms aud dnAne room al g,e.
echoe cssh Apply Al Jy West Esht street betwees
fnlh apd snib asenoea
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
RNITURE.

A n ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A sae-Proe erty OF ntiefnan leaving Eu.
ror~ Rsewooc risnoire eos Sss for 7o Including Stool
an fo~tf rosewood faror suits slo0tteo &l4J Rageres
Bureaus beds' sds Rcddns &c. made order Tor
Der and Sii hc-tog "a sacritcc. N. MIDDLETON.
na n e.i Tv enty thrd street siath avenue
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

vxrHy DO 90 MANY CONTINUE 10 guyFsom D,
w ~ sbsoIuss cure can be spes6ly ootAths Mn
wAaO LsH.sssrs 81 :,Tis, 8, Ts,s s;ss .ss
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
AsTkOLOGY.
B. nMAURICE, = THR 0REAT AsTROLOGER :


0 Z as he e q % ss .s
e ss
aas ss ss1i
the planets the heavenly messengers which hourly
ss' ,as
IL %sss es e. q M aS
happiness or misery cry through lie The Profess" also
o1ss Tso no s n causing was ss n s
wno WIN 2 ss %s ss s a S
a s T" s.asssm.s
Hours from Din the morning iifs in the evening
BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRvoYANT. WHO
ss IN $ % IL snd r. wss
ferrd person snrpass giving
EssS called Chinese nyso nisiSfs Is%say for
ioa o sa s9 fsss sas y: Ss article ss
only Independent CsrySyan. in this eiy refer
s a . S nsw sS
i98 Thrtythrd street Second avenue marble stoop
A sToNIsHrNG G-MADAMH MORROW SEVENTH
o " al gua 70 % bow so aS
or no pay Lucky charms free Her equal Is not TO be
LUDLOW street. below Houston. Is cents Geniemen not
MADAME BURR, GIFTED cLAIRvorAsr: STILL
% s & the s q these wsS visit Se so
7HS BOwERY-NADANE wID0ER, CLAIRvOYANT
LOC and gifted Spanish. . LADY unyss the mysteries Of
medicine for all dseases tells lucky numbers property lost
- 81 Z COPARTNERsHIPs.
A RELIABLE MAN wANrED-wHo CAN INVEST
81 ss 'iH IN .
:nan three months Inquire before r. n Of Mr. Jackson
A YOUNG NAN. WITH A MODERATE cArIrAL
bu.nss. Bs. rsfersncss and 1adrss
ss. New Ysa ana requisite 0'1 ''' r''
A PARTNER wANrED-ro TAKE A THIRD INTE.
rest In ~ 81 $ e % now dong
chsut. Herald Olnce appointing an interview.
MACHINE SHOP coPARrNERsHIP-A PARTY
o S pPo sss:
K. sy h.. :Ao' In or out Of
PHSsITA1s.LE ,nyEsIME;ssr.wLAiN5ED " PERSON
he advertise, % highly resp.etsb sasnes: that VI. pay
"
WAx1ED.As sIp, PARTY WITH se.o. TO JOIN 4 WILL
c. sss II . al o. s%Ss and
audience OF 600 10 0U persons explanations
given Application st 81 Amiy from 10 70 II A. H.
WANrED-A Partner. WITH $500 TO TAKE AN
interest in cash business that 500 10 $50
RiCHxRDsoS co. s. and Nassau % street. ;"sss ''''
e60O "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oPPoRrU.
OOyU; nisy 70 make msLe money in . 60 ahead business
had Gssr:d. Apply 70 rokiER CO.. SIS sro.S~ss.
oEOA -PARTNE RsHIP-THIs AMOUNT WILL
pCOV: secure haH Of well established and very plea
cash business, worth 5000 10 each
II located the OF trade. and IL worthy
ton. Apply at co Nassau street, room No. g.
e1 E0O AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
Ql.OOO, make money-Wauted, reliable man. who
invest this equally with the advertiser In cash
enterprise by which 46OUOD realized
assocation hrst class Inquire before O'Clock r. NJ
OF Mr. JACKSON " West Thirty y-second street.
OK AnO -PARTNER-A GENTLEMAN, WITH
pC.UVU. $500 aud upwards wishes 10 enter IN .
good, old established business partner No matter
what kind OF business No agents need apply Inquire for
. week Of H. w.. 16 West Fifteenth street.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
n.-.A
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

7lE BOwERY.-NADANE wID0ER, CLAIRvOYANT
lOC and gifted spanishs lady. unveils the mysteries Of
fututy, marriage absent friends sickness
medicine for all Diseases tells lucky numbers property lost
stolen. 7a.I
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
LOAN OFFICES.

At ,7-MoYgY LITERALLY ADVANCED TO ANY
"A amount Diamonds, watches, Jeweiry, silver Ware
Pianos segsrs Furniture, Horses Wagons. &c n. B.
han any person in this city fcr tickets Tor Diamonds
Wa,rhps Jew.ry, silver Ware. OldGold and silver Az
a. at III Blescker street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
MEDICAL.

ma WARD. 90 LIsPEEARD STREET. BETwEES
IL Broadway and Church street -Disesses detected aud
thoroughly entirpAied No impertnens questions asked
Terms msderste.
ITH on DBArH.-AN INFORMANT CfRcULAR sssT
Ia gratis the benent " and ~ warning yoanr
and persons who safer from nervous debility prcuar
decay 81 sssHsyss ne mssni p o. cure Addr'ss
nURENNRs SPKCT7fd AND PRRv1NTIvE--ffss
" Important remedy 1surss iiks DasA circy