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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
A PROCLAMATION
By the Governor

w HKRKAS, by al Orslinanee Of tie Cear.,,Sa,
Sesea Ase5l6ied IN The city u WkeefEE a
- 1l19 q gHus, lsel. IL WA declared stEAat a. Scr
SsaSlS L9eGe1AaG GoTeFDoC, AEtnHneT GsRsPal -,
ssEs q Iee Le8taEatUre, aud an OEeIg - = ~
sES1ee q the STATE, & a any eoasty eity q tIs
taeEsot. * keEeAfter - Be elecss4 q 7g7e,9 e
F2ea service, fDe4DE1E til JE[srsI EI-3 CO. - -
SeFeR1 Courts, SherisA CCEIr7fSgfoe.[s ~ ~. a
sess J15ttees d the PeAeA OE5eSrs g CITY nj Nr
III E12eIs AID 06esCs Il Militia al on
seEa and REiTHsea a ToIuu3ser Co1IpEuse5. a. ~
sSates az nGsGeEed into ths seETirI a ~ IFp1Es3
- - -. saze ne SogIE1s oatk e< aMrz8-
eEal 5utSes= y eA1<-E sEs-
z e e aslea.aly tsea- Esz aArJ IA. vtu -
FeEs tSa Coo9osGSssa q IL Cnf6aS StE4.T a. a.
5SS I'D RFIEsREca Lks-OaC - a. 1900, - -
g - AAt a1ythzRE il H. Cs9seltzkkil. - 49, y
yez<5sz Bki<k $50 a. ~ = - 49,
AEStGl.EyS 4sst. - t. epEEaEY 80
40 Le9s VIA ElszSatS nd 3RssIzI Eke
e e!f8l11 = Vf1l.5e1ke4 Gl3 resGste4 b. - g.
y.1sS- EE5sz sasesSal1 q WkeslI1E q a. IItS p
A. gsh.-ss1 u - 40 eCtse eea.ral A.sealbFy.
- scUIits E1I deeI8ri1r esrfls .f. 49, = :. =
peSHtsE %EAst ia G0EeEasr aAzAR e s1tEsrSr.I =
--sl.e ~ lZElg a. oG6esrE 3 500
4eEysee, EhasEer legislative. 4.EecEtfTe =
WITHIN my eeEaEy q IG1eE6l llEC4ies Is -. 5F5
- - sRE8s1 Efra r Ne - t,rffS = ~
ths oaEh & asEzEl1s6o1, G-,sessI = ~
- Ee0EE2zzEA&aa ct E6e SEtss , -
- y Fryer ESteloeN = fSSfr k4TilE tlIEll ~
Hss<A 1hleA ProSll1-4s5ol Dali Re n rs
= Rctaie q ID Il $3.50 ~
~ II - e ElS4 4 GzF q =
- e1E q oGtke sEERzal eol1eflF 49, f1e-1
4sEnsS- An2 tAls sd 80 azFtA ili-F-[-- 49,
- eckE 11lAk FL - GAke a. 50 -
m 81 He IN pFa,tr - ~ 8.
= s1l1 ~ tt1.e 80 ESrSh a - - -
49, ssseE11E be alth.srfr.Il - ~
q - Gaar l1eseEiAeE a a. ~ s.rss,-t 81 :
~ - = ~ SE5ss e.
E5sS easlFsEs q sr1Er a iEsEFFi5- -
- 49, = A,elt'lEs ToEEs TaEEfElE, - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS
ATTENTION!

r MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THK AT
II teat5oa eF the ExS4e 70 my large aS8oHtmeuk Of
CoAl Oh Cta11ilierS, PeEdantS, Brackets Hatpa,
Freeeh Lamps LAMP SEGni9az and TrimminGs Of eT-
every 9sseEiptfoa. AIS LanEeRnA- With RiIlinEs'
n1sChflnsJ burner. Tbfeh s. superior 70 GRythfnG
ever oaeEe,l 10 the trade
A. 70 quality q dnfsh and IbeEal prizes / defy
eoCpstittO1- Catalogues With prices sent on applE
cation free Of charge TO the trade
0f5ee No s56 Pearl street, HsU York Factory
No. - SSate stTeeS, Brooklyn.
y. q SMITH
feA1-1ms sole NSnuEzcfuTsE. &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

~ sEs sUR14IoR soorca WHKSY.
seals HL4UWLISs 3 sT.sT4v =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

S44;A l1EIS9 And EISKIHa pllSI- - -
~ GA4c0EL RR0
~ 1EaAl stES.t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
DANIEL PEGK

ATTORNEY AZ 1870
office g eoErieEsF EszEth au.i s,uF,ev i.
10y HeEel1Aeoeee e d. HlEheA 6.R6ssS..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
CoLLECToR.s NoTICR
WI sFGlLIlCI0l e INIHlN1t RRyr,rr,.

EEHzr Ds1EEglP q YiSSEEis (
- - aIa autiss Du1lslet1Fei9 aSTFk.,s
- x IL maths e SePGsuSEr- CSesoS-
sea5eeS - BeeeHbeE- faE Oh5s casI1tE. -
- a& IEil3elPAfs 4 pSSsEDS = - -
- - ~ "a. AID as Hest Lih.rsT- - ~
- = g An taxes aaE pSi17 p ~
~ = sesfea n IL EUE T1C ~ -. 49,
49, 49,
80 ? AFel'lrg spt<s rEee7tel N a.
sFS5St5faa.4 JAS q oRR
- - . -. ] -LaolleleAlr 19E D6sA IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

DEDEoGR1RH AE1FEITs = : - -
4. E.-.sa lu & - = - 49, :.
e E NeEiRsE s.ra 4 nsNTCTl7s = r., - e
SITS 9a3s TSS5I1=S -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
FOR SALE
For Sale or Rent.

- THAT LARGE BRICK DWELLING Ho15SR
g containing 10 Moons. situated on Wheeling L.
6Atand, inciudiDg ~ sese5 Of zruuDd. With bar
ing orchard q apple aud Peaeh trees Good well Ct
water AID e5steInI with speions grounds for tower
GkTdeu and shrubheET. Possession given on he i.t
# APsiL OF iu@<itAseIy IL desir-EI For farther IN
tcEDatjoa apply to EDWIN Z ZANE
Wheeling IaLAnd
teb4-tLEaPl e 70 H y. PHILLIPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

n n GsSsrlar: r : 'o1alf.
Ess H. ss.l.z Z 9. csaa...ssn.a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
FOR SALE.

- ALLTHAT HOUsK AND LOT on zsbs, t.
tween TItth aud sixth EtTeets, Gnd oecaDtsd b
1.-The uBdeTsEgned - dwelling h0aSs and 60kttfn1
cellar. feb25 JEYHET GAHFOEIH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
.PUBcIc SALE or LOTS WHRE
LIIG ISLAND

LING ISLAND 80
EI1HR uDdETs1a1 SU. asTFnsEte Of the est,.s of
4 5e1eZer Zane, deceased. OssxSat a1c8foc 49,
mat door e Ihs CnEES HOnss q CiIfo er1ntr -
HeasesStsy, the Eth day OE KSxeh rSaTr q ESrre
s9lsbE % building :Cts % Wheeling Ialaad 49,
q thFss I0E lie CO The part q se Issl au5
eab0aes EazJ q $hs Eass deafrzbls % tbe f,-I|5
Phss TX ARMSTRONG, IEustee-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
NEW ADYERTISEM'NTs
WANTED.
niSSnlntinn al PaTnerShIp.

rv,uR C1P a RfyvERsEEP hersts9OTp existing b.
tERep s b PURDT S0S.tn 4sre44lo1ha4zS N
1Fo7EI. Va 3 iSssotVe1 - DEtlaA eo1self'I
~ 6--S<-s. m e cE1iDcfe1 b future by Va J.
tfI GI5ES sEIthsEfrel1 % SeGtBe n Ms oEn na1ae
al collect al Aaok aecOanss-
,.n,4,S 4r-- W. PERDT-
FOR SALE.
- TWILL SILL NJ HOUSE,, ca Wheeling Il
Had. cheap Hlc eazh- IttsG COkf1Ss With far
y s.rosI ru.oass aad kiseheE aln god cellar
mad Is alsa > sAsSes selection Of sArGhheEJ aa3
frrft % the Io&- Ne EEouRd fs fke kiheGk "a ths
Islsul and i very 6esirlbls loosGi1o. RoEseiOn
CiTea "a the &rSt d BPPl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
ATTENTION.

A SIDE from much other valaabIe properly, al
II ready advertised, Ne have o. hand !, Pa+Sa ot
9Q9 aeEes IN BraItnu coulty. Va large porttoa q
Seh . n high state Of eEltiTakbou With al need
IA 6stlafug-- AisU several Flowing ReEru4enIR on
Wells toeshsr VIII oos Salt Wen viii Ehs aee-SsS
n aItEraa f5r szeeessfnI operation.
TAYLOR, ROLETSOS Co
Sss8 . Main street, Whee4Sag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

49, - 4-l9er ~ k46 Al H. Iaw -
X y - ~ - EaEOA,, s. d ys.So p -.
49, - t5E6s kll11Els( - s7Ef1s
~ =. = 4 - sd yoar q a. c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

- A god tEo-story srieE DWELLING HoUsI
5s61a .'1 P'f H 8 I BRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
House on Main Street TO lei.
FOR RENT,

r tOSIA1SISG . me zGOse-EOOz1. best1sa the dwell.
" ing part POssessi the arsE Of April IN
isire Of Eta126i PRYOR ( FRfsY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
CLosI2G OUT SAL:

CLOSING OUT SALES
ITO MAKE ROOM EOR SPEN6 GOODS
4 an selling Winter Dress 6oolIs At Ie5s I'm
CaIEDe&
an aIB7 dosing sat Yeolsa Ho5e at less thau
90 PS1ces. COS is RHnDEs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
Seeing DE LAE

IIla8 LIN -
a YIN pieces hasas-ss4 s-,r7.r ,tTs. rs.,S..L,,
"A AaEeata as4 Waite De LaiaEs. al uVsll-
PtAin BtAeS 81 aad 81 De lIatDes
ts2llaE4 Val Flaankls. All asaEsse.-
tAb4N 7 : D EFoRue
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

-, . p " -tEUUU8.
NJ M FaOOF ShIS1S-tsEgzsts tcrk In the civ.
OO0 Extra lS1S Skirts fOE tall I1l15sE
Extra E53e d. fog ~-Here GzbsEssFEal von.zN
EradieJ Z celebrated uidk tapes sio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

SP0eas Of The new State calls for ,heo, and
ysss4I tse necessary resources.
What the Coossfsa6oa withhold. vi..,x
a 0as phase, /. As UTstly bestous ia an.
'sksr- TarvaEsoas Tie whole in.tr.n.n,
u Vas tie especial ain of its trainers to
Ssss al possible iadaosoeats for II. inn,.
gsA'iOs hithsr Of capital, labor and iu.sr,i
Esase, vheserer .hsy night exist. Thew in.
eOrPorAted the admirable democratic ,ov,.
ship system 0fths free States; they ndou.es
voting By ballot tAsy declared that TAR.
asiOn should be uniform, and repr.,.,,,.
aoa aeeOediaE TO ounbers Of White NM.
lAnoa they adopted liberal aua ere.l.
leaf fses school sys.sa, her s1sa -.
salaries OF The StAlk ones =, .ov 49,.
aad aa.ts tAsa desirable "a aeeoust - -,
siEaiy As1 aOs tie e=aOlza*s. !, n
tAts tAey oSes strosr iadoesr.es,, "a 49,
S1aaaE essAP hOass 70 cone ia.,s -.
PAEt aud ios with -. The p-.sea.. - -
PoPalasiOa a. This noss iru.. :,
ESaFs, lie dovssOPasas a. ia s...- X.
tAs coavensiOa ueas tr-sh.r - -.
'Ptssal promises asv ssas .at YS.xr..
seeaOa. AFtisss azser a "a Cs-..5,.,,.-
a-sAsea 'a's : ~ Legaltatase .AaIl as
se1''7as asEp- TAtsnAy aay aalh.r 81 -,
.0es ss''saEsed 81 niainE. aaaaE.etpr5.-
iAs<'saE. = ss4sE parpOse Rs.f.I ~ -
Pee1s, s1stPs baakz ct circulate, -, ~
e0s'Fss1o0 q vesn OF iassraai lzsrov,-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

GOMMISsIOSER'S notice.
Ia tie District c mt os 81. IyeFt.,s $50.
Hestsrs District q TfrEta5a- -'S -
ETIEianl NrPPSsoa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

ArmE-The Rebels Locking 10 the
CopPeRheadB 70 ssCOme 20 the Res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

A TTENTIoN-AT 1855 SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES
"A and gentlemen wifi be astouished the prices
HARRIS pays OF Clothing Carpets Furniture
yewey We naer ourselves With having been
By great many ladies' and gentlemen that we pay %
cent more than q any other place n the city, We guasn
S5 for Coats from Szo Ga Pants 81 to Cd
Please call on address Harris l65 Seventh avenue,
three doors from Twenty street Ladies attended by
Mrs Harris: N B-Pleass be particular In finding the
correct number 1856 or win fnd out your mistake when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
SPORTING.

I fTH ANNUAL REGATTA NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
1t THURSDAY JUNE n. ls63
The Regatta Committee having chsrtered the aud
commodious steamboat VIRGINIA SEYMOUR 10 accomps-
ny the yachts during the she Will leave the foo'
Christopher street At nve minutes before ~ O'Clock
Seventeenth street, y. r. alta quarter past Refresh
ments on boare, Tickets 81 Aply to
oHA's II. HAswELi.l No. Q Bowling Green.
FAST SAILING SCHOONER YACHT FOR SALE
petely furnished for gentleman yscni, and veil adapted
For iradirg In The West Indies Gulf OF Me,eU Apply ~
MIDDLETON ARNOLD. IS Wall street
L,RANcIs BUTLER NO PEcK SLIP HAS ALL
the csoie breeds 81 STOCK FOR sac, ac Buffers al
tie Builers new worx ~. Dosy Bearded. Trained, Ac
Medicines Tor all dseases
L,Asr sAILBoAr AND OTHER BOATS FOR SALE
IL ee long ~ feet baam thoroughly built and cal
sail ss fest ANY boat OF her ipchee aioat; also feet
San Boa and son. 10 Pleasure Of an Kinds and de-
sIpuous lNGERsOiLiS iarges, and cheapest Bost and
oar Bazaar IN tie world. AS and 2 south street Second
hand Yacht wanted
DOS sALE-oNE BULL rERRIBR, ONE sPfTz Do.
4 ore small italian ttteyhouncs Two suha Il kck aud
Tao Puts and two Newfoend Pops rec scotch
IeIt.rs and Three Back and Tsn Terriers An OF me
ines lived snd excellent rsiiers Call A. u Roosevelt
street. iir Loor JOHN GRAY
SroRTISe.-FoR SALE SUFFOLK rEREsBrRE
- sIa EsseI Pas all ss.s New FoandiAnd Dog ore
~ ne trfesi and finest tue city, weighs ISL youuts
isir or thoroughbred Engsh Settlers two tscs aud tan
Iertis spanish Lsstern and Sitter Hamburg Fewis;
bgft ard b.es African Bsnsms 1870 rsirs Pige
ons ona,trk " yellow ed b'sck aud hlue Iouers ows
Ilr'ets, -. ow sEd duu Fantsis. sphes SWAPS yellow
brcsd~A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

AT SIS BOwERY.-H. ROsENTHAL, HAVING 1
"A great desire 70 purchase largo quantity Of
Wearing Apparel Fgrtare Carpets Jewslry. 4c by cal!
ing on or addressing him ladies and gentlemen obta
the value for each article Ladies' attended to
Mrs Rosentha Please remember and try S5ssBowery OF
psse Great Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

shown abatement OF che Affairs Of the company
which will satisfy them that the stock ia more vaiu-
able than the per cent mortgage bonds. On the
Question which the shareholders will have 10 de-
eide, opinions pro and con. may fairly be held On
the one hand, it may be said that it is true Of rail
roads, az OF Individuals that there is investment
so profitable as paying of one's debts.
and that by liquidating the bonded debt
of the company the stockholders fortisy themselves
against recurrence Of hard times and the posi-
bility of defaults on coupons But on the other
hand. if bondholders want to convert the pre-
sumption is that they would gain nothing by doing
So and il seems unreasonable that the stookhold-
ers, who have dispensed with income for 30 many
years while their bondholders received their int
rest regularly should now, on the return Of pros
perity strip themselves of anything 20 increase
the profits OF the bondholders In other words, it
is expected that the July statement will show that
the stock Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg may
probably be fairly regarded AZ ten per cent
stock hereafter. Would it not be fairer instead Of
giving the bondholders The right Of taking their
share of this ten per cent TO pay them their usual
seven per cent and devote the balance TO sinking
fund for the extinction Of the bonds at maturity
We are authorized by the direction Of Che Cen
trail American Transit Company to state that the
rumors of new difficulties on the Isthmus which
have found currency in q city journal are wholly
unfounded. The oompaDy's latest advices from
the State Of Nicaragua are to the efeot that the
authorities Of that State prepared TO carry out
the provisions of the grant in good faith and TO
afford every facility to the transit OF passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
FURNITURE.

" ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FIR.
"A nitUe iOr saci a property gentleman .atp s fov
fuf, e. Rosewood Psnofures rosewood Drawing Room
Eseres secretary ana Bookcase marble tor rables
Epcol nures sideboart Extension Table Mirrors Paint.
ues kronEcs OOd AMI bsk walnut Chtinb@r Frnt
re IN suite, Mattresses Bedding Ac al made 10 ord.r
Wiz " sold s less than hall In SIC Al Il3 West
Tw.nty.third St. nesr Si,ih svenue.
FURNITURE CARPETS &C. BOUGHT FOR CASH :
HOOKS Pauph es aud Libraries bOuth for cash "a ios
SSH avenaN tsi~ccn Ninh and tenth Streets isr-s
siocs Of Boossalws TOR sac
FURNITURE, LOOKING GLASSES. WITNESSES
Beading ami other Housekeeping Articles cheanrr
hsn ssswhsrs VAR snea snd delivered rce Save money
lpn and Houston streets. NoIe the number Furniture In
SIifs "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
EXPRESSES.

A BuRNHANs FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK
- ing aei.hneni. ii5 West Eleventh street. between
W th aud si.th avenues Household Furniture bowed ana
shipped 10 all OF the world Covered wagons for re-
moving ntale 10 andfcm the country furui,ure stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

-. DIAMOND BROKER.
40 Broadway Watches and Jcwelry bought Advances
U.nends and WateheA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
orTy COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Juno - ?, n
ASKS There were 2s bbls. POTS sold ~ &c. Pearls
ruled quite dull.
BREADsrUns.--A further slight decline occurred in
prices Of -four, ye. business was quite moderate The
day sales comprised 500 bbs state and Western 900
do Southern and 100 do. Canadian within revised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

1CTH WARD PUBLIC MEETrxG-gIGH|
IL Railroad n Harlem River Citizens
owners are invited TO attend q meeting at I'D
manssille, on Taesisy evening the 9th insis|
orferof + MANSOl
A. y. Laws. . secreisre. Of the West Fad
ID ". kSsrf. Ascot 'lun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
"A NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW STRAW TRIMMINGS.
One hundred and twenty cartoons oil newly imported
French Flowers and Feathers. ready on
MONDAY.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 and 3llx Grand street.
Entrance to those departments Sc Allen street,
Fifth block east from the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

IA EioHrH AVENUE ouxAp sroRs.
or y. s SHH. : k4 nco WEEK
s ss$s :$$|!Essa Sss:s
5000 psos. TRIMMING RIssossn " ''''' = 80
,.o,. -. scents 10 80 oen.s per yard.
sov,,a. SILK Ys1s cents cent: spray
30 10: q ssEbLEwosR and G 1sa s aSoBs
DESIRABLE srI HEaP * 81 s1k a4sS So5;Ds
10000 BLooMERs FROM AUCTION.
5000 BL0ONERs FROM AUCTION. "
Another 10. Of those % cent SHAKER HooDs
From last weeks ASSs Ss q ,ovv,r,
q ever style and description. from ioc. up,.9 S
B BoSsETs e. e. s skS64 HIHks
: ::$$::::EH$ ..ss $$:$ Ill.,,
s sSssEFs 8 ao Sais ;'f 4E szzRS'
ssH ss aSs si!is Ypr.id's &c
$4,000 Pairs Hosiery Of eyery tiad aud qualify com &c.
MILIIsERs AND sTokEKEEPERS Supplied AT
LESS rs Va. i k}szsi. rslohs.
Between Twenty-nrst and Twenty second streets
AT GRAND i fsFsEI ssss E;s SESfs
WIN De r'a'' MONDAY, Jun. g.
STRAW sosss s%sf HSS6 slooxEss
whit. and gray q iESao sssF sooas& shapes
ssssSL4 IS tss. % sys Ss
STABLE LUTON and other Braids ia all the prevailing
HAIR BoxNErs TO 81. 81 50 and - each-neariy one
The sssspssi SPLIT STRAW BoNSErs ye, offered from
ThOasands Of Bonnss f.om On; Gen, nssys each
f ss s isss a.: :sd a sSs
EissSSNs: SSissoNss; sissooXs, e.,,.,
Ribbons every width and every shade much below last
Also Millinery suks-a full assortment. of the choicest
i~es' s'rbs'. Wells. &c. eAesypD u.sp Ridley
Fifth block east from the Bowery
AT GRAND s STREET ITCH, GgEA I. STORE
"a NEW HEw s SEkss r EsSSafSss.
One hundred and F!wsn. OF newly imported
EDWARD RIDLEY.
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
G SsHsp s1SssE sHhA s1osn s ..
Lines Of auction Embroiercs at nearly half price, CON-
'Is1fs Sfssi ~ sss s'si.s
Bargains Ladies and Gents TS%sS s sS Gsy
Fifth block east from the Bowcgy.
4as LARGEST srl n sss s sRSPi sHS'S
CHEAPEST ss seaMs sE DRESS oooDs
To be found in the city
FRENCH GRAY BAsEeEs at Sc. worth Ie,fc.
sHfsa as ssF ' Ss
An fS STsnss '''iisTss rs AND
A, &c.,, soc.. ssc, and upward
ALL OUR STOCK or N0'
SUMNER sHAwLA
Ladi.. will End many BARGAINS Worthy their attention
SHAWL PREPAYMENT.
SUN UxBRELLAs sun UMBRELLAS.
81 Is q % and 81 & Az, sST'h Is per cent more
s ESEs A sp ssSxh xys
AT GREAT SSSd4ISs pr,rox
90 Bowery.
T rs CENTS A PAIR.
CHILDREN's WHITE THREAD HOSE.
Open Worked and Plain.
NEW COTTON HALF HOSE.
CHILDREN's PINK COTTON HOSE.
rT'p FINE Isle THREAD GLOVES. p
The above goods oil regular made and les than half
UNION ADAMs'.s
67 Broadway.
A T LE0RAIN's-FOR THIS WEEK,
PLAIE LYONS TAFFETAs. At q ss. worth - co.
MORE ANTIQUE. Al 16 &Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

A GREAT BATTLE FouGHT-rHE VICTORY IS
IA gained Ladies' and gentlemen has been victorious
in being pronounced by great many, that b. MINTz, Of
2 Sixth has been paying the highest prices cash.
for oil Clothing Carpets Jewelry &c, and still
to continue 10 DO 20 you vii favor HIM with mote or
those tremendous prices thai areered by dealers
perfect humbug; but the best and sures you do
10 address above then will know will receive
ssti:fsction Do not forget the Old well known dealer
street Ladies' attended by Mra hintx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

A TTENTION.-AT THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD
"A avenue ladies and genepeu guaranteed 10 receive
the hehes, price for each article Of apparel Forn
satisfy yourself The following prices will be psid-from
PSI for Silk Dresses from - SIS for Coats from 81
- Pants For all other kinda Furniture
Carpets &c highest prices viii be paid in cash Call on
street. Ladies attended 70 by Mrs Mish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

niAxoSps OLD GOLD AND slLvKR-BY GOING
~ g LOUIS ANRlCH, 7g Brosdwsy, under the New
other place in this city for Diamonds old cold and SILVER
uhca, esng cSmpsss TO take o.ssr fo9ds ~ s.chsnss
Kinds OF Lsces and furs bought at the highest price l.
RrnadMnH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20

RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20
sOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW YoRK, April lS
Rebel dispatches report that large Fed
eral reinforeements had arrived at Gren-
ada, Mississippi, and that a new plan is
to send large force TO each Of the three
railroads running South. Grant joins
Roseersns by water.
Kirby Smith assumes command Of the
rebel forces west of the Mississippi. Alex
andris, Louisiana, to be his headquarters.
A Chattanooga dispatch admits Van
DoTn's defeat at Franklin, and confirms
the Federal account.
Nothing new from Washington, North
Carolina.
Richmond papers report the arrest and
return on Monday Of nearly 400 rebel Off
GERS.
The Examiner OF the 18th says the 59th
Virginia Regiment destroyed Federal
cavalry camp near Williamsburg. Five
Federals were killed and several wounded.
Fort Magruder is immensely strength
ened by new redOubjs and rife pits. The
Federals shelled the town three hours, but
nobody was hurt. Some Of the rebel
forces are on ridges commanding the city,
waiting for the Federals to show their
heads.
Rebel accounts Of the destruction Of the
gunboats and transports on the Cumber-
land proves the exaggerated version Of the
Palmyra affair on the I'd inst Another
rebel account says they destroyed 100000
worth Of stores at the captured camp Of
Williamsburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20
IMPORTANT FROM HOOKER.
StOnemau Crossed the Rappa-
hammock.

Fredericksburg Rebels Flanked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20
FRO1I NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April !"
A Fort Monroe letter dated ~ -,
the herald, says lro" - me 18th, in
eertelnea thaf =. deserters It is as
= = Dongstreet in person com
sne Rebel forces near Suffolk. Also,
thst the greatest portion Of the Rebel army
is Withdrawn from The Rappahannoek, and
concentrating in Eastern Virginia and
North Caroline
General Seymour, Chief Of General Hun
ter's staff, left Fort Monroe April 10th, for
Port Royal, with dispatches.
Rebel kilograms from Charleston, dated
April 18th, report all quiet. a few block
aders and the frigate Ironsides are off the
Bar, and are the only vessels in sight.
A steamer arrived this morning from
Bermuda, with a cargo Of army equip
ments, &C., for the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

GOLD, SILVER, LADIES AND
" Gentlemens American Watches, at
T1ariT COMLEs 8 cos.
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