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The New York herald., 1863-06-03
NEW YORK hEKALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 1863
s.ar EapasmIa Brew..sr. Paramount. MS W Levi.

srhr Eupaemia, Brewster, Portsmouth, MIS- W Lewn
Acc.
,S +, 4 %ss ada Hs sTs % ssic%.w Eoess
s.saaer suffolk, Grsen. New oreans
Steamer City OF Hudson, Acker. Fortress Monroe
ARRIVED
French suseo.s Grenada B.ys. Vera Cru. vs H.vsn.
crew Of ~ men. She comes tor repsirs
am E VS. s.m ca as II sS s a. s
siz Of 50O tons and has engine Of 2
Steamship Creole Couch New Orleans, Nay a. Vi. h.
yana % zS'h with mdss and pa'sepgsTh tadls, Hsneksn
sisamsAp United States U transport. Powell New Or
bound Boston; put into this por 70 land pas:en
Steamship oambrA Summer Alexandria, 70 hours in bal
steamship Cse:.pssks wiess Portland with mdss and
Snip Or jSsa sS' As:..:hy L,,.sHes IT, &:
ss r K: s.s. :.S M 's'
q y % came so:s pas: s5ss ios nay 4. %
NAV scys .ve5SSs,a from q: ssss hiS
sss' ssf s is
Ss ,..s IN A. 4 , ~, 'sSsTs
shp Lima Fs. us wwsEee Cardiff q days. with
ps1 sns c.s with
ss:l. wsss S:s. . ;s
ss x..sin dese: S.%: 6 days. with rags
"fsSls s.rs sIs1.p snS pdY,:spsess 70 order
bic. &c, to Fabbricoti Bros -
Bark Couran (of Bath Oliver. Moutevideo 10 days
from 81 Thomas, in ballast 70 Q Duncan 1 Co.
Bark Diva (Aust vacich Natanzas Nav r. with sugar.
10 Charles Lu Ing = = .
Bark Express BahrA Cenfueeos Nav 10 with sugar.
KING Co. y = - =
Esrk Tahiti Leemsn Remedies Nay %. with sugar. Ac
70 Brett Son Co Nay 81, s. IA lon u So spoke brig
Alice Move, for West Indies day. spoke brig Hamp-
den Belle from the West ladies for New York
Bark Bradford (of Ro,kland) Cables New Orleans, 10
days with sugar and molssses - MetcaR Duncan 17h
wt ~ ~ % ten 81 was bearded BY boat frO0 gun
ooAt Hunesviiie> crnsng all well board had taken
Rvsc rsSv xis,t ~ s.S "a, ner no NJ
in balisst 10 FuSoh MsfncEs Wsndt -''o"' ~
bg veloce (taah Joeceuo Catana 81 days with fruit
hsir n4rS 3. 49, -, =. x,s., p.,.,. q. v.. III,
Srss S.sss y ~. ~. ~ ~ nHSeard V~vu -, :,
cne ssen Newnan COL DYby, kSl. Euis, Jacmel, u
Az HS A.c~ a. ~ IHr.,s" I" "1r ~ u "a
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Wheat opened 1t . slight advance, but closed lees
bsoyantly. The DAYS sales 10000 bushels, a.
VI Ha u b Tor red and amber western winter 81 81
Al - for Milwaukee club and amber spring, 81 Is
lS for Chicago spring, and 81 56 81 81 for amber
state and Jersey Corn shade higher with sales o.
40 90 bushels, including mixed Western at 73c 76c
for ncw TIC 79c for old sound and SIC 72c for un
sound, and 7sc aisle. for yellow and white Western
Oats continued active at Toe s2c Rye ruled inactive
aeoc. . 81 OF.
coun There was doing 10 Rio, I 900 bags hav.
ing found buyers at 30c &c The market otherwise was
dull We quote prime Rio at a2c good, slc fair SOC
ordinary 2ec fair 70 good oargoce 20 &c. Java
mats and bags, 3okc 37c.; Msracaibo 8c 83c.; La
guayra, &c 3Sc: 81. Domingo, 28hc. q 2oc.
COTTON advanced to Sc. &c. for middling WITH how
ever, lees activity.
FRKoH,s:-Heavier engagements were reported. To
Liverpool there were taken 100 pbls -four at ls Cd
bushels grain By steamer and sailing vessel ai
$40. Va and 6kd Sd. respectively, and 800 bbls.
PORK 80 10 London, 5000 bbls. -four at n. sd a.
lohd, o0hhds talow ~ 32s. Cd. 10 Glasgow, I 900
pigs provisions at SIS Cd 10 Bristol Is 600 bushels Of
wheat I'd Two carsoes Of grain 70 Cork, for orders
~ 70. Is. Cd. per quarter.
PRovnnoSs-Pork nrmer, with sales OF 800 bbh.
at I'll % va for old, ana eis SIS IL for new mess
ana $40 % VI 10 for old and prime Beef sold 70
the extent of 800 bbls at % so f1 rs for plain and
<2 xl3 % Tor extra Cut meats were quiet 600
boxes bacon ohAnged bands 81 &c 7ic and loo uku
lard at exc 1okc Butter and cheese were selling more
freely at former quotations.
SraAR.-The days sales moderate embracing ss0
hhds at II Ne 1oc. for New Orleans and 1Oxc lIc
for Cuba.
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S HIPPIN g NEWS.
AanArAo Son SEW yoaz-Tn,s pIv
e, e, ..:.s. e sss: moo s.,. ",,. .morn z
Port OF New York, June q, 1894.


China tBr), Andsrson, Quseasown and L,vsr
pool-E Cunard.
Ship Ashburton Brsdisb, Ltvsrpool--C orinnen
Ship Adriauc. Moore, London Morgan Wiley
Ship Elive Rurer tHauoD, BoysnR London--Ruger Bvsa
Ship Java, DsgFrtt, olasgow-Thos Dunham.
snip Maid Of Orleans, Dennis. 9laseow-W "A Nelson.
Hark ~ Louis (rrl, De,aur Havrp-Boyd A Hinoken
chen = -
Bark Volunteer. Gcrham, Vera Cru,
beck a Hslsey. ~ '"'
Barx MoDteruma, Hammond, Barhados-T Dw,sht
Bark Florence tBr). Toye Matanras
Bark Mahhnun southsrd, Bostsr-Nesmitb A aona
BARK llles Gilmore, Bo-ton-Waish. Carver a Cbase
Brig True Blue tBrl oufth. Bristol F-,I Rwe,i "a
Big Ruaian tBr). Eden, Jamara--I L~Aycran 4 o. -
Bris capricio tsp) Beg hA'anras-Hcnfy De Cordova
BRIG y Smith Mcclellan, 81 John. MD r. pevo,f
Brig Timothy fTid Coney, Elizabeth por-Brett Son A
Co. 'T '""
SIR Planet tBr), Wilson, Londoaderry-u ia
wolf "e'
schr Oriental lBr) Locshar Halliax-A smin ers &ca
S,hr Pawnee. ~ John, washngton-h ent q, sr,,h e
sc,r J. noysll, was,,nsoI- Bentley, smith 60 w.
schr Caroline Hal Lawson, saistury-T q Beu,on,.
Suus.
SIR odd Fcfov Gcre, Ess por,-vnler q Hough,on
sebrJgla frsnkin, jcwcu Pyrilsus us-Mlef iioush,o,
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

sssAxsnIr GREAT EAsrrnx.-The passengers on board
the Grest EAseru ON her last trip adopted the following
R.:olvsS That ars q ~. 70 Captain Walter Patton arc
and s, SSss:P S e each and % 4. Of S.t
we rs oI ns
Y. most pleasant and speedy voyages made
,kssoiy: 1h.. rseosa,.. n the Oh ons. Of hl,
manly dspormsst and scEnosisdss from sSs sams us
aS q he voy... our .o.sa...,
. q
Sssp:s Si!a =: %asiy =: .ss!d. =. osassy
entities The orvs. Rasssrn 70 ths bss. he
W. T. To@s.sr. Secretary. "'A'oS Ah' 0ha'r"a''
scas sr.Axs.s. 0skes saied from New York Friday
and sss s.:Msa s.
ss'S, .1 a
chains ics. sncSors ana arifseG
c.sS ana psrs ofsSs cargo ..vsd She wa. about Ton;
sc.Sx1DGsa s from go::Os for Richmond Me- c.p:...d
& tor snd
an Rc .s. Ns sss os from NYort for Aspnwa N.S
Foreign Ports.
s: ~ f!:.s: xsS:ss ss.s
no $ sa sss s'
brown hammond NIork; Emraeeth, Lambert Cork; schr
e Work s.t John
for C.sO (snd anchoedj. Sid i7h, arnns. spencer.
oRAvsszxD Nay ls-Arr Anna Decatur. Pickering, CAL
M4v1s Nay :sar; II .Ss,Ich.csls Csr Smith New
Ssa
Ruby ny Nc Mobile: R1sy Sgr,; Pert 80. DO
shsphsrd' Csrdsnas "'' ~A'''
1.ss:. as: E3ss & s';s SsAs ss s.Is Fs a. sssiss s
Emery. DO; s5!h. Houqsa csriwaShI 90
x 0;FT s: sys.
i s:s xa:o- 5s1: e o.ss.a.: Sis :,rs s
Ferries. lBr). Parker, NYort:
a1s..u. .y 25In port scAr Mary Guy. from Boston for
orsso ~ ssrss i.-sld s.,.c., Peterson x.lsourns.
:ss's iSs ofs s% =:
% f fSHs sSns H:s sn ~ s dI from
SD Ssh b.Tk sharpsburs ana John French
susDrsLArD, May is-Ar L Dimmock, Maynard, Lon.
.srDsrr, Ssw, Feb so-Iu port rrop,c Hsm,sa, from
:{ hssa:s e. 's & Ss:s sss:s ssss
s. Kirf:, May s-Ho Am vessel in port
InIuDAD Nay n-An brig rrsssisSno. jsmes' xspin.
Ameraoau ports.
NEW ORLEANS. May 1s-Ar schr May, Brewster New
,s.h-Ar :hp Dewitt 0s!9.on. Msshsr York; bad. EN-
Metcaf Phnadelphai brig ex Miiken Carr Kew West:
,shv McClenahan. Olsen. Baltimore. CID schr opssy
To. 'sST aSa.s 'Gs: S:ss sss;ss s..:
i.hmAr ssesm,us Ievfsshsn. Warren, rYors; schr NIL
lard Fillmore, Chase do. cd schr " Besbe Crawford,
Arb s.;s yEy:...ss rr,sss Boston ca srs
lssA.Ar s'ssm,hlps ose Cromwell POST NYork; crss
: assis: -:. % ws !ns s.,;.
s:s-AIt s.s.msAg scar Of The South, woodruff xyorh
Va Key West; ship Nsrvasnneet Brandt NYorkr icSs
" House Lane bovdeauH; \ Allen fatien TvsS. 4
One, 0rssby, PhiladepAA; schru Okoopa VhS~ies ri
Se.awsn. kcoormssk. 81 Qassn Of he South. 6srson.
0d-Arr steamship Fussn Rldrtdee Nyort VI. T. w..,
barb ToPska sundbsr4 uRork; Fcs,er Foster ks~or.
brig ssepen Duncan. yer, DO Cid harks Amaites <ss
Dassora Marsetlles, Ps1n4ss yses, NYork: Tsah Fsi
dock. philadelphia; brig scina. Prsniiss, Boston
2sd-Am steamship norrtng Star. Perkins NYork: Ssrks
Anna wAselsr do y Nckss Blanchard, Bosson icipv
ships wss.ssr Empns kcIsaehlin and fsrisy, M.
from Borssss; nsrriTss Moyt ssm Boston; 0ss Bdsn.
sYork shpsIa Manche trrt Bcurhts, Bossn; Piosguns
Ian Nosien Bcrdssus, schr ksss Ks sey HYorh ''s s'
Sowed 70 10t ship - Gcpesieve, brig Iiorsa iub
barb Bradford brH Hope; i6sh kArks Wndwsrd W pa
enus, schr Ante; pth. schrs Bea 4 Prfndls
POOL '"' S''"'
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY NEW srEAxRoAr
~ Cfri or ALBANY viii leave Ha son street r,sr A.
O'Clock " on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturis. All
Tn rieth strr at I'IO lsnlns West Point Nerbsrv
PVugnkcepae, kiinehccA, CaIsAlaai Huisoa
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

A BURnHAMs pUnNrTuRE EXPRESS ASp pacr
ing Es,sblshment as West Eleventh street etcer
Fifth and sisle avenues Household furpire hosed srd
shpned 70 al parts OF the world Covsrsd Waro~ fr rs
moving Furniture 10 aud from the country Furnnnr ssrsJ
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
FURNITUR e.

FURNITURE.
A PLIMPTON SECRETARY BEDsTEAD. IN FIRST
N order will be sod for $50 cash exchanged bed
room furniture. Apply at 81 West Eleventh street.
INURNITURE "A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD DOUBLE
Parlor Suit for sale cheap for cash. rich
French satn made 70 order months ago, ssh
will be sold for $l61 single Suit Of pieces
10 and gold French brocate for 1925 also the Furn
Of parlor and bedrooms great sacrifice Amply
West Eighth areet Clinton place, between Fh and
Sixth avenues.
ToR sALE-BEDR0ox AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
IL Beds Bedding Carpets Stoves, Dishes. sufficient
for about five Call from TO r n. only two
days. st z33 West fort.eth street, Ninth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

NEw YORK, HARLEN AND ALBANY RAlLROAn--
N Trains vili leave Twenty sixth street depct.for Alba
Bsaori croton Tss ana sssona north zbsns oopnsc
Ing with Central and Northern Raj saraoen and al
Plains slssad 10 4: as0 t;io ;1Ss p 4 .nS sis q
10 4: NJ 2:S ll0 6ls r r. Oruton Falls While Pisinc
and wilsm. Bridge trains atop At an ssaons For Dover
e Dover RssaTniSe s..s Aesny q sIo On arrival
from Chatham Crotcn Fsls elso BEDFORD White Plains
sj wh,ss Plain: sio le A.. e s;;. h;!S wsm.
Bridge trains stop al saona Sunday excursion trains
at half fare On and after Sunday ls6S-For Gro
vile For wiilis@I Brdss sls. il;so A. n, and %
r. stopping at all stationa For White Plains, r. n
sopping st eli statona Returning leave White Plains 66
A. T., stopping at al sstions Wiliams Bridge, 6lz iO2
Fas r. n. ssoppine e az sstions except YorEvie
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

II YsHB 0RBATEkI WONDER IN THE WORLD n TIM
..s.np,,sshsd ~ nsdame BYRON, from rars who
d.unken ~ unfAthful husbandst hss secret 10
ss oeovea ~ your hearts Idol ard brin
avsuua. above rwsaA street. :" '"
UH0 WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR yoRruNH
sc~pee kssEI fyS-.ss unverssly scsSs~eSssd sss ss
hesf ~ herolox1a who guarantees W shoss
sh0cunsuh her health, wealth happinsss
npsrs 70 s*m .sfonnsslou Of tSe utmost importance
shS rsr,ar siddsn trsss rcs enems and troubles; in
gor, lfe a. dath I ssck your q pfssperhy ana
tsey youu ncs dshy 20 yist aadr. By lessf this
ogpos'Is s,shah III street siss ne cn his
CITY who 80 INC Renur Rom Axf Arshis, ssmans for
love 5000 Inck and psfnsss aTsl-wsrrsn, fsr lie.
-srr pr"s5ssrss. e,,.s % ssz r-.r~ctast 's'g rei.
bandsrrclsrr>d W wves
165 nMowkM M SMAnkxE wIDcrR cLArnyo, -Arr
lOO aud gfi~d spanish sdy. nnvrlls the ssN,ol ~
fuutify abs~n, friend. 80. nytterie =
m.s s,re ' '"c's'' "s kv numbers rcpss,yrb p1rrb
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

cided to make further improvements on the pro-
perty.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
last two weeks comnare "a follows
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
EXCURSIONS.

nAILY EXCURSION TO TIE STEAMER GREAT
Fastsrn nntl sails, the tth ~ JuneIhe steam
soa, OSsro Cap, Wlnn Rs, nohas witch leaves Ful,en
MAJ "a .lip .vers dsy except Sundays AT l0l o
hr Coi.ess Point Fashinr vii take vsor-
son 70 the steamer Great rss,sn Rs,urnsns VIII arrive
~. -ity NJ ak A. N.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
sEGARs AxD TOBACCO
sTEAMBOATs.

II yoU wAyr TO GET GOOD sEoAR 40 TO
i CLARKEs s57 Eighth avenue, between Tweuty eis,s ~
and Twenty ninth streets >
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
CITY CoMmERCIAL REPORT.

TuEspAY, June 2-eP.M
BREADnuy7s-A fair business was reported In -four,
without any remarkable changes prices The days
sales comprised 1850 bbis State and Western, 500
do. Southern and 7so do Canadian, within eur revised
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

The. steamship Creole. from New Orleans this
forenoon, brought $500 900 in gold and silver.
The agsiegate exports Of produce and marchan.
'dte texclssive of spece) for the past week were
f4,606,695.
qhe Erie taailway Company have notified the
share and bcId holders of the Long Dock Compsnv
that :bey are prepaped to assume the entire owner
chip Of the prsperty by paying Off both debt and
stock, pursuant TO the original terms Of the agree
pient, on twelve months notice from lat .Juns
1868. AZ present the Erie Company pay. by wav
of rental Ten per cent $500 900 capital and The
interest on the msrtgage, ferry, taxes, &C.
new general mortgage for $4,000 900 IL to be
created on the Long Dock property, OF which
81 100000 Is 10 pay OF present stock and debt.
viz
hapal stock $500 900
fonds ~ Aagust, 500 600
Rea estse mortgages. AGO 900
lokehers VI 100 600
without waiting the expiration OF the twelve
months notice, the stockholders are privileged TO
exchange at once their shares for the new bonds.
receiving therefor bonus OF three per cent in
cash, being the difference between the dividend of
ten and the interest Of per cent for the year
The remaining 81 800 600 Of bonds are to be kept
by the company, in case il should be hereafter de-
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

THE ONLY GENUINE CLArRvoYANT AND AsrRoLo.
gst IN The United es.tes who was born with natural
@ ed whs e shs LADY hss predicted The present war
vSS have bsen vsrasd you sis 10 trouble ~ any
life d disspsssd ahe reclaim him. n you have Il
ss ssn iss you ssys o
hs Of kind matter how asross can upon her and
srtscasry rhsSmc.sm howsvsr :svers o. long sandna
SrSU many weeks Call and tfY H. This iAdy slso %
tnasufscsures wash called CHNEsE AYso An infslIibe
ssss which renders psrssssly :of end .nocth. 10
Rpe ~ and u pev Bottle II you viii but iry one botIe
- wn fully endsrse this ssa.sment Call Z. iSS Rast
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAlNs FOR AL
III bany Troy the North and West Chambers stree
:. and . iSA and & s!a and 1870 z and on Sun
procured n any the Offices OF WEsTCOTTS ExPRksG
IN New York and Brooklyn, and bsggAge checked at th
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
HEApQuARrERs. Y1ErM ssolxENr NEW YORK

HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
IL Volunteers Duryees Leroy place Beecker
regiment e nov eeag reeanlzed preparatory
again returning to the field for three the
$3.50 bounty 10 offered for ensments The old officers
who intend 70 return with the regiment who have
known tAeir Intentions at these early this
week possible Old members of this and other returned
regeats win make early applications for positions and
ceive such other Information as be required The Ad
juan and Surgeon will report the Colonel Wednes-
day. last. aI9 NJ 70 be mustered into service. The
Colonefs 0rderlies will report at tiUe and place
CLEVELAND WINSLOW, Colonel Comman Ing.
large mail for the regiment ready for distribution
at the headquarters
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

" Written proposals WIN be receiyed un,l The 18th ofJuns
for the deli cry the north wharf West Point New
York Of the following quantities Of best White Ash Coal
Soo tons t7a4o lbs per tony large rss siro
7sg tons o. 90 Egs sire
Name Of coal and price Of each kind stated separately
be delivered from the schuykili Lehsh VIZ
omns districts st the West Point wharf canal boais
whb receive AZ the mines without breaking bulk the
schuyikin and Delaware and Raritan canals.
The coal be delivered between the s Of July and ss OF
scSss tno including msn) for uniosdIns win be fur
nishrd. l'-1 --tNi
''p'" =" w EDWARD Q. poyHroN,
captain and uuartermasier.
wrsr PoISr. ". Y. Nay n, 1853
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

, BRooKLYN cLAIRvOYANT, MADAn CLIFFoRD
the great American Seer, Medical and Business Clair
yant, 81 Smith street. Brooklyn one block from Fulton
Life given on destiny by Send
4 stamp for particulars.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
ANTHOLOGY.


A BnookLYx p. ,S,, cLAIsvoY1NT, NADIA. CLIFFORD.
voyant, 81 smilh street. Brookyn one block from Fulton
red stamp for particulars ''AN
A BONA rIDE AsTRoLoolsr THAT svKRY oNR
a can depend on e Nine wILsos. who ials ths oSjsc
And future q your e and warns of d.nxsr and
~ rs z.n ss
and Ss.nSn g over the bakery Charges for ladies and
s1RoLooY-MME MEYER M4 HUDSON STREET
s continues 70 tell Past Present and Future Evsn,s
hadams % Meyer converses In French English and German
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW. SEVENTH
daughter h., foresight % tell how soon and how
. e :. ' & e I: sSe
aSw SsOs g s No M
admitted. A~ "e"''"'n NOT
A srRoLoGIsT.-MADANE BOOTH. FROM cALIroR.
MIA can be consulted on all affairs Of hfe tells your
iul operation Nc Clark stree. near Brooms Ladies' Is
CoLoHEsrRR, riE GREAT fk0pHEnc IEDifn.
' DIT; iS sas
.ss si:1d ess: ns Of ss 0''' place.
T ooK IERR.-ARR yoU IN rRoyBLEi HAVE YoU
S:,s sSss Ss.:S =. :S,ls ss;s SxpxxE
sns oshsr so. ens sns sp. Ms.
.ssd and hoy: ssgs:
Sc seventh ;s street Ger Sixth and seventh Name
On tnc oo0t. ming tho oesement DELL
MRS. CORA DuvAL, INDEPENDENT cLArRvoY.
IVA ant III West Fiftccpth street, between Sixth
venh avenues falls 70 Gve info OF
& DGvAI s.nsas cssrvoSsas aG oS. as'' 'a''r'
MADAME RAY Is THE BEsr cLAIRvoYANr AND
AVA Asroogist In this city She very thouahta
gives lucky numbers and causes spesdy marriages 2
gentlemen. Ha
N B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELR.
~ . bratsd Madame PREWsTkR twho has removed TO
~ sixth corner Of Twenty who
can be copPued with entire satsfacon She eausi
She tells Me nsme o. future wife or husband also that Of
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

RMY AND NAVY CL4AIMs-I 1Vy, CASH OR AD.
cure Pensions, &c. EDWARD HlsSkLIt
LaAe Purser U. & Navy, z7l Broadway,
cornsr ChambeIs street. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

Af SUMMIT. n. =. 0NR HOUR FROM NEW YoRK
"A Morris and kseex Railroad-The Summit House ID
now open for the reception OF gussta This location Il
for health and convenience possessng all tho
drive: hunting A. The house pleasantly situae
churcheA ehoos telegraph station. and within minutes
walk Of the railroad depot Billiard room. bowling alleys
saoine Ac large family have spacious accommodA
tons IN deta he'd cottage, with private tab desired
neiersnces-E. Hsughwout Esq. broadway and Byoome
ESQ.,. 81 South street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

A SURGEON WANTED-WITM 0OMK MEANS. IN A
IA regiment orgAnixieg. Also First Lieutenant,
Apply 70 B. A. SiHoNsOH, Army ssd Navy Agent g whit:
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

NJ E.EEo HAS not HEARD OF rHR cELB.
~ Sixth Of Twenty and who
can be copPued with entire satsAcon She no equaL
0ho tells tie 81 future wife aso
her visitor. II you wish truth give her . call
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

RAy BADGkS-I AN PREPARED TO FURNISH.
"A on short netce, 0f the different Army Badges,
either Of silver copo.on up with aare
ecmp..y ard regiment brIgaae diyson corps. Army q
each rsss Of silver white 81 10 each enamellsd, red
blue ?e esch cempostcn yer plated 50 cents; easme
psSS% pS - PARK row ss above except name company
whh engraved stamped after the Individual orders
are taken 81 thirty ceat lscount Address for anished
oues to the undersignod at Washington, d. c. e. Will
llama Maiden ane T Any other desi.n for any part
of the army OF the United Saes exsced reasonably and
prompt Cash m.st'Acosmpany aA ssAera which VIII bs
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY D, FIRST REGIMENT
New York Volunteer Infantry will At the PARK
barracks. "Wednesday Jvns 1858. sX O'Clock A. NJ
10 their pay. BY order Of ~
JOHN q. HORTON Captain Commanding Company.
V,HH MEMBERS OF COMPANY l. FIRST REGIMENT
infantry New York State Volunteers Will assemble
sr gse1sr ps TSs iTsi y I1ns O'Clock
First fegHapt infantry NV. -
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

LETTER FROM GENERAL HUNTER TO JEFF. DAVIS
TERRIBLK RETALIATION THREATENED, ETC.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SoyTI,
PoRr RoYAl, s. c.. . April %, 1868. !
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NTHEREAS, on the 3lst day of July. A. D.
w 1858, James Beach and Lavinla Beach, his
wife, executed unto BEN amin F. Pauding, as
Trustee, certain deed of trust conveying to
said Trustee the land in Cedar coun.y Iowa,
described as follows, to wit: The west half Of
the southwest quarter of section number twelve
az in township number eighty one SD north
of range namber two (2) west of the 5th p. m,
containing eighty acres, be the same more or
less: which said conveyance was recorded in
Dook 'BH of mortgages, at page a, &c, of the
records of said county, and was made by the
said James Beach and his wife, for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of certain prommis-
sorry note and the interest thereon, signed by
the said James Beach, dated the 3lst day of
July, A. d. 1853, and payable Oh the LIST day of
August 4. ID. $50 for the sum of four hundred
and thirty seven and 3..loo dollars, with inter
est thereon after maturity at the rate of ten per
cent per annum: on which note there has been
paid the sum of two hundred and thirty one
dollars November llth, 1859. And now said
note having become due and payable. and the
said James Beach having failed to pay the same.
|, EE%JAMlN +. PAULDlNG, Trustee as aforesaid
do hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
OF the power which is in me vested by said deed
of trust ! will on Saturday the 22d day of Au.
gust \. b. 1868 at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. at the court house door
in the town of Tirton, expose and offer for sale,
1T public auction, the tract of land above de-
scrihed, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount re naming due on
SAID prommissory note. with interest thereon
| to the day of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this
notice aud Trustees fe,s.
Dated the 18th day of July, A. y. 1868.
BENJAMIN F. PAULDING, Trustee.
tn2Sw pr fee So Col
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF a special execution to me directed
ssucd from the flee of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county of Cedar and State
Of Iowa, in favor of Samuel Wampler as Treas
urcr Of Cedar county, Iowa, and against John
Brocklchurst. Maria Brocklthurst and Orrin
Cronkhite, | have levied upon the following
property as the property of the said John Brock
lehurst and Orrin Cronkhitc to-wit:
The south half of the northwest quarter of
section four a., and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section four a. all in town.
ship eighty two north OF range three (3), west Of
fifth p. m, containing one hundred and twenty
acres, more or less, with the appurtenanccs:
And shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery at the court house door in the town OF
Upton, in said county, on Saturday, the LIST day
of August A. ID. 1858 at one o'clock y. NJ. OF
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this . day Of July, 4. D. 1863.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
vl0n2S pr fec s., so
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THE UNION GUARDs.-In view of the
late riots IN New York and elsewhere,
and in accordance with Order No. III
of Adjt. Gen. N. B. Baker, the citizens
Of Upton and vicinity have organized a
military company to act as Home Guard,
and to aid, if necessary, in carrying out
the laws. The very fact that such an
organization is in existence will 90 far
to prevent any occasion for its being call.
ed into active service. The company
Is composed Of our best men, snd can be