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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

Seoiu3unocn.
Atcaniren tdun man su trysup siner 3eltees
5aorss opA iDnusu bic Dem Announcement opran>
a.beucen Ma:nmcrn nibt nabselanet wsrosn.
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a:lr stnsr gut:u 8ant singsi9idt wer1tu.
80 9S.an @elp in reyttrirten Oriefen oer@
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
Sur oae re,,cnoe &,ub,,fnm.
Da8 Minne1pta 9au6",
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bic Nnlass fur Q0eis uuc arlt i.no BE ri.rrie-
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stu,slue 9tumn,sru tulteu 5 Gents.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-14
WHO owouIp Nor 90. TO MAKE TIER EoargNE,
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RuLRoAD.-n,AISs Foa Al
panf Troy Tho North and West leave Chambers street
r 'ai ~ y an l5s and i0so r. aud on Sun.
eaNt ~ ~ ~ -, from Itirtieh street. Iieeeia NAV H.
procured e auy q The Offices of wEsrCOTTs ExPREss
IA New YORK aud brooklyn, baggage ehrraa a, 49,
nous y ~ tthm"n the rusf aud 70 ags,oga Sprisas
NEW 1uNk. hARI.i.I AND ALBANY K.fLpoAp- :
~ ffAua WI leave Twenty street dett ~
ltAr n ~ Snrping Al Nllnsus ridge whit I,.sr xs.g'
tosi, ,rton Pals and stations north Ahany n,9s ng
with Ccstral And Northern Railroad aarapcn .rt ~
points north END west NpoT Croion Fails sIbA N For
White Palms sl5 10 A d., 31 Go and r. n,.l a NJ
= y from white stree. aepr For wnisrsbridgr Is 10
rnd w1lIamsbndgr train. s.gp "a al stations FOR psssr
Dover Returning, leave Albany clio on ,r,i,.i ~
Northern and NeseIn taius, stopping All saiIona frc
Chatham to Crotnn Fals also Bedford White plains .aI
willnmshri Dover Plans 5t5 A. ii T,oppgns Al an
stations north Of and NJ White Pia ns ,rutou Fs X q
white Plains, $40 I. 40 IN, l5r M wlilsm,brlsss
uains stop a. an stations snnday excursion a haf
except yorkvie; for wiamsbridge is VI 20 A. M sns
sg0P r. NJ stopping at all stations Tor While piaus = III
stopping NJ oil stations Returning leave White Plans IL
a. Nj wnnamsbridge 6 q. ~ .25 A. ". u p a.iO sp
III NJ whge, Plains and Willamsbridre trains stop Al IL
sainns Croiou Fails M stopping a, AL stations nor,a
VI "-N'' JOHN BuBcHILL, ssysslnienSeal
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NFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
~ the Central Park 81 Nassau street. july IL ls6a-To
masous proposal will be received
office the 18th inst for furnishing the materials
the enclosing wall of the Central Park
Fifth avenue between and Seventy ninth
i06th and 10th streets Eighth
nue. between Seventy Seventy ninth streets and
on ll0th street. between Fifth and Eighth avenues.
Plans Specifications information respecting the
viii be furnished at thc'once above mentioned,
Proposals should be addressed the Board OF Commits
soners Central Park and endorsed Proposals for
Wall" The said Board the right TO reject one
or all proposals. ANDREW n. GREEN,
Comptroller Of the Park.
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IWNs UIUEUN WkLLLN,
n II coonx,x ,..e., g., = Secretary Of the Navy.
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CUBSTITOTES-SEvERAL RETURNED VOLUNTEERS
- willing be in substitutes in place OF
those drafted for q reasonable compensation. Address Soil
dier, No. 4 Pine street. room II.
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THE MILITARY.

A TTENTIONl-Sl0O BOUNTY PAID TO SOLDIERS
IA discharged under two years. service. and ADVANCES
made to those about being mustered out by WM Shell
DON, Counsellor &C. No. Beekman street, Park Bar
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object of visit You enter and the Of
deriakins f @%sse o o LAM wilson shs
first introduced them in this ctyy Ten thousand
Residence Alien and noasiCn
over the bakery.
A BROOKLYN cLafRvoYANr-MADAME CLIFFORD.
yns ns sess
snt win ss sy TsS s fsf On Sssny
sroNIsHING.-NADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
you marry and all you know your Thoughts
Lucky charms free mn Her sSqa is not not = a e SSS OsnS
street, Houston Fee in fu 25 cents and charge
sent friends Gentlemen not admitted
A b. MAURICE, THE GREAT AsTRoLoGER.-Asr THE
hand of ae las marked D "a the Path Of each ~ M
present and future covering Ae whole field OF all that re-
He describes your intended husband or wife tells very
day you viii marry and in causing speedy marrngs he
who consult Professor Maurice win be OF any
@ s & Ides usa cens ssmea 81 mos
from @ sA. n. iii sP.M N.
VoRA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT cLARrvoyAST.
Eighth avenues consuts on ali subjects both medical and
business detects rcnedies ana gives IN
valuable advice on matters o. lle
IL call Madame RAY who is acknowledged
by the public 70 be The ocs and asoioss N The
never She the only who has the true
ssss nsar % sfeei Fees IS to ST.
MO IMPosITIoN--THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR from Europe who was born with natural gift
She consns past, present and future all Affairs
of life brings together those ong separated causes speedy
absent friends drunkenness cured numbers free
ladestake notice. oI hat have been deceived by false
that have been unfortunate ~ fo call on this
European Cairyoyaat and hsrooes ior !, trss m
which and tested by hundreds who daily
and eagerly visit her Caution look out good newfor all
$1,000 reward for one who can equal Mtame Starr the
great European ClairvoyaBt In her pofe ssion sk
Che also tells the OF the person you VIII marry
No humbur No. iul Eas; seveneeDih street. corner of
Thirdayenue Name the door. GentcmcD not aisoted.
Ladies' of peiendcrs and those that ty TO initiate
her and copy this aavcriise meut out
DRoGNOsIIc AsTRONgMY--DR. l.. u. BRouGHI0N
il be consulted in the above useful and deiignttul
a. courtshp marriage. travelling, removals. lawsuits 90.
tanning situations recovering property acknes the welfare
OF absent friends. &c Ladies 80 cents ,5entemen ~
Phrenologtal examinations made For fnrthcr particulars
the natyrs d. Hon. W H. seward General Grant aud OF
T. Banks: the OF tbn Nasoh &c &C. Price
by mail three To bcai at tooI stores aud nj the
occ ls Greene street thrl door beowfrincc street NJ T.
WHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
w 90 yc and ell q see Miss WELLINGTON, the
best ~ all Astr1ios who gag 10 10 those
who consult her hcah wealth and happiness and warrants
" tmpat 10 tkom Information the utmost importance,
relative to nwNut journeys absent friends love
fact ~ all Affairs w fe Bave soldiers lenrn doom of
glory fe or death. " and
telty yonh not aelay 70 VISIT 90 address hy letter this
hghy ghd and btantf r1uug aiy, lni sixth
opposite hirhth street Nias W. ia the person r this
cy WHO las the genuine Eu. and ArRhan for
nfr, k01i lek snA huhinf,s HHairswauautcd lite.
1 bands Ercyaimcd. - -
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CORPORATION NOTICES,

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF FL
aance-Cily of New York.-Onice of the Clerk OF Ar
rearsPubc notice is hereby given that sale Of property
according unpaid Assessments Real Estate for
opening Central Park confirmed February 1885, will TAXA
place pnoc auction ut the City Hall, In the City of New
y O'Clock Of that and be continued from day
until the whole shall be Sold The detailed state
of the property to be sold published in the New
York Commercial Advertiser daily newspaper printed and
published the city of New York. Copies be had
application ut olce ny order Of the Comptroller. July
1853. AUGUSTUS PURDY, Clerk OF Arrears.
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lNORA A.. SEAMAN,
~ l6l West Twentieth street, hetween seventh aud
Eighth avenues consults all subjects both medical and
business detects prescrbes remedies and gives in
valuable advice matters OF life
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OFFICE or STREET ooMMIssIoNER, 2sz BROAD.

OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS, Z31 BROAD
To inclosed sealed envelope
shs bsser wsn thereon win Se Il this ec
until Saturday. July IS, 1888, at II o'clock A NJ,
in fifiy eighth street. between Third and Ls1iDstoS
and grading ss curb n and quite, and @
Fourth and Fifth avenues
seswron ThsSu enao Foar Ninety
For ssns curb gutter nag shsyfour.h street.
AND s oRs Hr. and
For setting curb and gutter and dag Fssh Street. be.
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues.
For resesng curb Fyfourth street, between Third and
and fohrst streets and on north sds SorstH street. b.
tween LeIf feton and Fourth avenues
Hundred and Twenty second and One Hundred and Twenty
For nint sunken lots between One Hundred and rwen-
eightn and Que Hundred and Twenty ninth Streets and
Fifty ALSO Fifsieh street, from FKth avenue td
4 e. r. d asss No
For building pier the foo. Of One Hundred Seven
For trrdring sllp between piers % and North river
III. . and g. ss.s r1ss
For sns sa ps q .na nss, E.
FOR building engine tender for Company
For building steam engine and tender for Company
For building nre engine and tender for Company
For building hook and ladder truck for COMPANY No l.
For building hook and ladder truck for Company No IL
For building new hose carriage Tor Company No. H.
For buildings hose carriage Tor Company No. g.
Curb and gutter AMI Eighth avenue, between Fifty
ninth and Eighty second streets.
New house for Lnsne Company No 81
and agreements, can be obtained at this once.
DA''' CHARLES coRSn Stree Street 'S
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SALES OF REAL usrATE.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A City Property-Thr,sen mfes from City Hail. just
"a The island. Fine house and outbuildngs twenty
ground Fun particulars " addressing A. r.. boz No.
Post ofnee.
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A BROOKLYN cLAfRvoYANr-MADAME CLIFFORD.
IA 81 Smith street. block from Fulton avenue, the
greatest living American Seer dctects diseases. presbcs
remedies nds absent friends and communicates cairvoy
antlv with the Life charts destiny
given by Psychomancy Send red stamp for particulars
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

uOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-FoUR STORY
III brown 20 by 100 situated above Forty second
sIeet in fashionable neghborhood, between Fifth and
me above is of the finest establishments up town. and
will be sold at sacrifice Apply at ll9 West Forty
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
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NoRPORATloN NOTICE.

rORPORATlON NOTICE
" The Committee Ferries Of Board Of Aldermen viii
,oom No j. City Hall, Monday, the 18Th instant.
at o'clock to hear all parties interested in the ferry
from Forty second street, North river, 70 Vice.
hawken, N j. Punctual Attendance is requested.
JOHN T. HENRY
PETER Mitchell.
GEORGE A. JEREMIAH.
Committee Ferries.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

r ANDs. LANDS-wANTED. LANDS IN IOWA MIS-
~ souri, and Lafayette county, Wisconsin. Address Tor
Eance spaalding. III Broadway, with description.
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r ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS-LARGE AND
thriving settlement OF yineland mild climate 80 miles
outh OF Philadelphia by railroad rch soil produces large
ops twenty acre tracts at from SIS TO SO per acre pay
Hundreds settling and making mprovemsnts Apply 70
cHAS. K LANDIS, Postmaster. Vineland, Cumberland
formation will be free.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

HUDSON RIvKR-SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT AND
IL Farm of lis for SALE exchange city proper
"; 10 three hours from the city The mansion double
sh and sash to pazzas for winter orchards
eh without the stock furniture carriages &c. for less
han cost OF improvements. Possession Immediately.
E. H. LUDLOW CO.,
Pine
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

'IhE EAkLl CLOSING MoYBMENT-MEETTSG or
~ greets mass meeting OF groCers viii b. held al Inc
5Ah ward ioe corner ot Centre and Duane sfeeis @n
1us evening Jhy ~. Tor the rurnoSe ~ organizing a
cary o"snS nio ement IL hoped that all rcspe,abln
~ eight clock. ~ " " 'e "e'u
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
ASTROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE AsTROLOGIsT-wHOM EVERY ONE
n can depend on, is Madame WILSON. She tells the
object of visit enter and the events OF
whole life brings out Of the perlous
dertakne. NJ B.-Magic charms.-Madame Wilson Is the
first introduced them in this ctyy Ten thousand
dollars reward TO any whp she Is not
Residence 1889 Allen street, between San,oa and Houston,
owe he bakery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19
Expected War in Europe

The Yankee papers are giving circulation
to reports from Europe, fabricated proba-
bly, by their correspondents abroad for the
American market, that Russia and the West
ern Powers will ere long be at loggcrheads on
the Polish question. We have various rca.
sons for not believing word of these state.
ments. In the first place, the most unrelia-
bic Of oil reliable gentlemen are the Euro.
pean correspondents of the public press
They are almost to man pure and unmixed
ssnsationists; as complete penny-a-liners as
any who pick up accidents for the newspa-
pers In London or Paris. They have no ac
cess to Cabinet secrets. Diplomatists do not
make any men their confdants, aud least OF
all do they whisper their PURPOSES into the
speaking trampcts Of the public journals. -
Moreover, nations do not go to war now a.
days, II they ever did, from sympathies, and
Logiand and France, who have permitted
keland and Hungary to be blotted from the
map Of nations, and who have on various
occasions, when these oppressed races
struggled for dsliyerance, manifested as
mnca interest ~ they now do in their de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

ilvesesoe, have nevsf yss tissn thru sny-
thlne but iklf worda. ADD have no more res
son for interference now than formerly -
Besides, even il they ahonid so to war, we
ace no great good the North Is to derive
from such contest, nor any evil the South
has to apprehend. 1t IL evident thet neither
the English nor French Governments arc
Mclincd III render us any assistance, and that
being SO, we cannot lose anything by tho DC
cupation Of their energies In European
war;. They will not permit as to have ships,
and do permit the North to have men ana
munitions of war, which they cannot DO
should European war require them To nus
band their own resources. SO We care rot
how soon They go to war with each other,
Tor such a struggle cannot weaken any party
IN the American struggle bat our enemies
There is no reason. however, to anticipate
any serious conilictin Europe