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A METALLIC CURRENCY.

An Augusta, Georgia, contemporary
states, on the authority of a gentleman
Just returned from the upper part of
North Carolina, that ten penny nails are
passing current there at 8 cents each.
We have no such metallic basis for our
currency here. Our circulating mediums
are grains Of corn representing five cents,
and guilds of tobacco representing the
decimal
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The subscriptions with Jay, Cooke &
Co, yesterday was Sl,3ll,OOO.
SO says o Washington dispatch OF the
2lst. The people are determined TO up-
hold the Government.
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A citizen of Christian county, Ken
lucky, one of the largest slaveholding
counties in the State, and represented in
the army by six hundred gallant SOL
diers, writes to the Cincinnati Times:
"Our souls are not 50 giVea up to the nor
ship of the institution Of slavery as the
journal and Louisville Democrat would
make out.
There are many of us Kentucky who,
though opposed 10 any interference with
slavery by the Government before the
war, are now content TO see il down.
The genuine loyalists Of this proud
commonwealth have had their honor and
patriotism libeled long enough, by our
%humbugging newspaper-press and weak
kneed politicians. | have heard some
devout wishes expressed that the guer-
rilla, John Morgan, would nab tae edito-
rial corIs of the Louisville Journal and
Democrat, and take them Off to Dixie to
edit the old louisville Courier. And II
would do no harm q the country il a
majority OF our last delegation TO Con-
gress were 70 go along as an escort.
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OF the 100 parts into which the sur
face OF the earth can be divided, Europe
contains 7 Africa, 81; Continental Asia,
33; New Holland, &c, 8; South Ameri-
ca, 10, North America, JIG.
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THE GREEK FRE.-Mr. G, Rush Duer,
one of the patentees of the "Liquefied
and Solidifed Greek Fire" gave a private
exhibition last night in the presence of
the President of the United States, Gen
Martindale, and Assistant Secretary of
the Navy, Fox and others. The Rebels
will 500 have an opportunity Of judging
Of is efficiency.
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CAMp NEAn AlrRrnrrsnnnn

April 21st, 1863.
S. c. MERCER, Esq,-Doar SRI in
close YOU a slip from the Louisville Jour-
nal Of the Goth, because | wish to ask a
question or two, aud make a few com.
meutp. Why does it disturb the Journal
thst we as soldiers, are willing TO punish
home traitors as wei as those in arms?
What is there about being willing to put
our heels on the heads of sleafiug traitors
hat is so unspeakably Infamous? Is II
unconstitutional for soldiers 10 harbor opin.
ions aud wills? or is the Journal in dan
ger from this afler-low of justice p? 1
would caution the Journal against aniili-
ating with the democrats North, for have
known very many of them who ere now in
the army, and some BREcK1NRIDGERs, and
they are now the most Incorporating
radicals we have. And he will find that
when we draft them, and bring them in
contact with that aocursed institution, as
a soldier here for four months they will
all be abolitionists, and we will not talk
20 them at all.
I am a radical myself, and a daily
reader of your paper, and hope the cause
you advocate may grow and flourish in
Tennessee and Kentucky. have no fear
for o. States. We will have some ups
and downs, but the right will ultimately
triumph. But | do wish the baleful in
nuence Of the Journal could be stopped,
If it would only show its true colors as
an enemy of free Government, it would
be a blessing TO us. A paper that treats
us in tho army as not entitled TO have
any opinions, is too much akin to that
Oonfederacy where men cannot express
an opiuion against slavery, for the use of
free men fighting for a free Government.
If the Journal thinks we are fighting for
the security of slavery in Kentucky, for
God sake disabuse it at once, and let il
know hat slavery has to take its chance,
and that its last chance will soon pass
away. $. b. HAwLGY,
Surgeon 35th III. Vols.
=. S. am stirred &c the quick by the
abuse we receive from the Journal and
know that most of the soldiers Of my
acquaintance are likewise, notwithstand
ing statements to the contrary by it,
correspondents. ] do not think what
have written does justice 20 my feelings.
but as l have written, will send il at your
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There seems to be a stand-still at
present In military matters. 1t will soon
be broke by the thunder voice Of war.
We look for thrilling news very shortly.
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LOST.

On THURSDAY kNfNING, APRIL 28n, EITHER
~ on loaderick street, or between there and Allen.
4 Chs Paper tore, on Cherry street, "a large Sheen
Skln POckct-ERoOit, Containing o I'M s5f IN
S62 END % cents IN change, besides some letters with
my name on them, aud a liat o~fpapors and a cloth
ing bin. The Under will be literally rewarded By
leaving IL 40 the UNtoE office.
GEJ. a. RUCKdAN.
ap@4-st 90. n, 10th llls. Vols
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The estate Of the late STEPHEN A,
DoUGLAs, in Chicago, has been inyento-
ried at seven hundred thousand dollars,
bat there arc membranes upon IL equal
TO its appraised value, The executors
report that there is no personal property,
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Of pixie.

In the L~ynchburg Republican of the 4thi
received this morning, we find the fol-
IouinC.
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Air. BAEEa Of Morgan county Ind,
has nine sons in the Union Army He
has nearly a bakers dozen.
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THE FooD.

~ NAAAAA 80 EDSbf
The cheapest and most nutritious veg
etable used for food is beans. Prof.
Leibig a that pork and beans form a
compound Of substances peculiarly adap-
ted to furnish all that is necessary to
support life. A quart of beans and half
a pound of pork will feed a small family
for a day with good strengthening food.
Four quarts Of beans and two pounds Of
corued beef, boiled TO rags, in fifty quarts
of water, will furnish q good meal for
forty men.
The "goak" OF this consists in its Sc
riousness. When the chivalry are x
horted 20 live on beans, provisions must
be scarce, indeed. o, what a fell, my
countrymenl
GO II PEAS.
Peas sold in the market yesterday al
the enormous price of five dollars a quart,
being one hundred and sixty dollars a
bushel,
A LON JUMP.
The Gas Company in this city, inGu-
enccd doubtless by the spirit Of extor-
ton which has become so rife in the land,
have suddenly, and without any appre-
ciablo reason that we can see, put up the
price of that odorilerous compound they
call gas, TO twelve dollars per thousand
feet, Just double what it has been for the
last six months.
The Petersburg Express contains the
following advertisement
PEANUT MEAL.-I am now prepared 10
furnish the above meal, which is so high
ly recommended for milk COWS and hogs,
and / think a most excellent food for
horses also. S. s. BRIDGEHs,
Agent Pet. Fort. Mon. Co.
Only think Of the master race" ira
ding in dried peas, peanut meal, and
besnsl How true it is that pride goeth
before destruction, and a naughty spirit
before a fall"
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Dixon, Union candidate for Supreme
Judge, has carried this State by 5000
majority over the Conservative candidate.
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rroedon end Nationality
>. 0. muucER, nai,or

The Infu.ion OF LoyaItyand Enter
priso into Tennessee.
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Peas sold in the market yesterday at
the enormous price of five dollars a quart,
being one hundred and sixty dollars a
bushel,
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conpOnATlON NOTICES.

rIyO CONTRACTORS -sEPARATE SEALED PR0rO,
sails each endorsed With the title VI the fot wich
BID o'eed, will be rccci rd this once untl
clock " of Monday Augu. iss for The eonstruc'lon
Of Sewers IN the following streets. 10 ltVares street.
from Wet Houston Ciarprn street; Forty street.
Third ani Fonrh ftty iuth street b.
Eighth aud Ninth aud 10Th street. from
Biosruinads road 10 Hudson river.
Bank forms "a. bins sl other inio
ton be obtained apAllcrinn "a tie ton Grfk
nj This onicc mos. STEVENS, tf0tpn
ROBr L. DARRAGH Aqneiurt
A w. CRAVEN Board
Once of the croton Aqu.duci Bos d, July - iss3
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DAwNBROKER's SALE-JAMEs AGAR WILL SELL
Tuesday, July q, at io O'Clock AZ IL New Bowery
large OF womcn's Wearing Apparel SIX, De
aine Calico and other Dresses Broehe Stella and Grape
Shaws; Silk Cloaks Capes Skirts Undercohes Spreads
Sheets Quilts CATERS Boots, Shoes and variety of other
goods mention, worthy the attention OF
dealers others. BY order of l. PHILLIPS 66 Catha
IA
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-rRAINs ron Al
al and 4 I and m s l and To- ios' '.f ~ sndoa ssn
Al any q %% ns oess ts o ssf s s s.
% house % on % road ana ana 10 spas
NEw YORK HARLEM AND ALsASY RAILROAD :
70 - 4 A. stopping 4, iansbridge, White Plains. BID
%I, sss ssSs "a SsS1s EssSa$
esse .SS SIoiSs sai, PA Il month"; lSSsas F.a.
:'s's ips fo5 sssa y. ,s S %s Fan. - c5
Wisms6riigs trans .'ol st Al Station. ~ Do'sr T
Ins o y ~ ,ogpn Se a. ,n rsps apa station. oor
iqsn ons 10 aae ws,e a ra. 'iepns " A. s"so iro
wiiam.bri.ge Dover Pans s:ss A. ", s.eppag q ~
wHs rsas 4ens q s5 lse = ws's Nm ~ eo'0n t@
sia.oriss @ a. a. and ., " Sro,ca ~ Fsl., wShe
day haf Nor Crotoa Pals u A.
sls NJ .epsHs =" i a y 's'Ss leP! SGrsTf TO- @ w% wS
Plans wism.oIidse anl % whne ,.. raias rains stop
wilam.orldse. a.. los' A N, l2.n. 80 20 and y
At an stations north e o,S A., A. w,,,nsera;s
RIO rHE OCEAN -coSEy ISLAND AND BROOKLYN
~ scry DAY from NJ % 10 r. N through hosr
AMI ~ minutes fare2peents
wATCHEs. JEwELRY, &C.
A TrESTIoN-rnE EXTREME VALUE PAID ~
a cs-l for Diamonds Watches, silver Plate. &e. q
soen, Oh established place, so Broadway orpo
ths ~ Nthoise hoie4 y. hDLphDN
NALIFoRSIA DIAaoSDs.-rHIs CELEBRATED
Studs 10 q cs odd can only Se had d sees priy 4 he
~ ORIGINAL l.. JACOBS. so7 Broadssv
nIANosns OLD GOLD AND sILyER by GOING
YORK Hotel yea MI rsenss y per cen mo,e ,hsn =, az
wihssi being sompsled . lass other Goods 10 eio6anss
Ne pa. IN 40 ,ansseie cAmes Hsr snsss al
a BEEN = years w % e.sS.Ssi "a New Yos mem M
Broadway.
GoLD PLATED a y wsrcnEs.wAaRAsrEp AZ s .,s TO WEAR
Watches repaired and warranted for one dolisr. wath
Glasses h'''a ''' ORIGINAL L" JACOBS. ~ Boad~y
, prisinys hsnd.one Re- ST. Tea Kettle sour Tarsn.
'"4 '''''''' ~ '"' '" ' l. L JACOBS. ~ srasissy
yNHAr ARE CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS s-THgY ARE
aas i aa.in., q Quart, SHAPED Iol.asa ana ~
real deceive the best Judges whers co hey
ORIGINAL l.. JACOBS, sos Broadway
WALcHEs s-coxrosIrIox AND GOLD .PLArKD
me .ss n COLL % o.. GOA Patent srsss s. .s .ss
s' M T." !. i% Ss''
MATRImONIAL.
4 Yorxg GENTLEMAN or EDucArros lsp gE
"A snsnsnt dong IN ibis ei,y wishes d ra.s
ihs acqasinianse o ,oans ssr.sase ard sdy via
onlcs and u possible enclose carte De vis'e
YOUNG NAN. Jrsr RETs RNED FROM THE WAR
~ ~ siite ~itaa ou wishes M cars
rrspcaa lsds sith lev 10 magrlnouyt
education ana ~ bbessnt n isftnst1s Addrsss u IA. g.
ftnucn y New icrA.
4 LADY op rkEpossEssTN0 ApPrARAscp WOULD
"a hse 20 spa e.rfssg.'ns nec wth sene ~ hs.rsd
A r. l., station u. sihle Hoass
A yOr~u GENTLEMAN or RgsPEGrlEftJFY A.
"A yeafsof ssr with d.is hs,e eyes regular feature.
And sad 10 hsvs eoninsnsins form iEhiy aBa
flGrI44hy uAfd "a lnct@f
= loNd1htf $50 An s4l q Nasn0
LADY f-flsspaniH. sbalius s0slsi no aser ri sra
y wl'h siner-r view fn1rnr go.
carte Y tistef Tn.*l2r a,irE ~ er- a5
Ds tAd. ~. = ", bpx - Madison itaFn Po4 og4s
Two iouN9 iADits tbioNDE AND BRrNKgIEy.
y tue wori1 yrt suroun1ed al tls l.rss
r. Ssh o1r,nrr Tor syn.atnis, III. ae aa n -
dssre v p.ssnss hetn .of sn.sr = eus. safrsss
~ rfigy Eafrle swd se0Ns. Nor s9Gg pcmrw - "A
taterti~w rrzuter N d@srrd -
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AMusEM ENTs.

NisLo GARDEN ~ -
fnf sEsf vEsf flLA,hp JTiEAfHs " rue
o'"''i9if isfss & i RvFsiss i's'psS = y
-, iiiirss r,iisS ,sfIsi@ aSsrii sSs'iii ,,..
TnL DUKES norro.
% ~'''' : 'e''ai ALL PRECEDENT
sl's FERRIES G.i.ss' asu h Il ifaurSt siisa S PLAY
The celebrated IRISH Ss gs"sa cp;iiSs n 1Se Vocalist
wbS has eeaga, ne soe rsh Of representation Of The
paA' @ A''''' . tASksleissRnous. ATastai FERGUS
& az ~ - .oiey q for VIII The son o. Wine Brsht
' A"' IN wiLIlsN VIII NV waEAfLEe ai.ai ,isel'
- ''' 'if cAFT iii iifSai isai05 ~ LAaARpreE.
WIN disroit"n Of caaraeers embracing every name
Tli.s uSE9uALLEp coNrASy
GRAND DOUBLE coRfs ~ 'ssLEfT. III =
Music, under the direction of Harvey s. poiSor,h
'''' '' = THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Is EVERY bsTashi bsT ase sssS!sr RUS WEEK
c'""s"Siss osE y9AnAIl WEIR aldaEg. 5aiEg s'''''
POSITIVELY fnK iII LAST WEEK
,,,o,s sAsg9nps ETuEoriAs serEsAa TROUPE, ann
NEGRO MISsgIhahTSic Mic PHs1sS Pnsr6RSEs nsD COMIC ork
sss si sS he and
OTTER Rrcn NOVELTIES
~''' ''r TSs sIs'ri rE i'' LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
Of this talented aud attractive
TROUPE or ErHIOPTANs;
hence this week IN thr last to witness their
RICH AND LAUOHABlE PERFORMANCES.
They have prenared
Splendid BILL or FARE
for their last weeks entertainment and the feels
confident that his patrons VIII ind
THE OLD AMERICAN MUSEUM
As Attractive ns ever, and during lis ot weather
THE COOLEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE
''''6S one u w WEEK. f'ia MORE ALSO asp o. = ,v
OF the celebrated Tight Rope Performers uymnaxis and
DESIER BRoTHEEs
whose fesis OF agility ana daring oHvie
THE FAMOUS Bi.oNDI>.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
daily at and TX O'Clock T.. NJ.
To lie a all hours, day and evening
A LIVING otRANG OiTASG;
On WIN MAS WOODS
TWO LIVING TfsEK CATS
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS,
ROBERT IIOUDIN's WONDERFUL
AUTONATDS WRITER
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MfNKS,
The GRAND AoUARIA. Learned Goa, Sea Lion, Monster
Bear, Living Anacnndas. WAY Figures Sr
Admission all 20 ccnia Cnii.rcn under ten Is cents
DRYANTs' MlSIsTREf.S.
ID MECHANICS HALL. CLOSED FOR THE SEASON.
NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
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grA1rfu iAsgwAar-s rg0FEfkgE vaftFf ~
- tssxfss ~ ryfFsts 49, t~ss
nssslrn "a -, " A. 80 s-a rsssFEs sgs Ass.. A.
81 ssSssa s'ssss ~ ~ fsIy.l Gs4s
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
PRIZE GOODS.
DANIEL II BURDETr, AUCTIoNEER.
BY BURDETT, JONES 4 co.
virtue orders directed by VIM.
Marvin. will sell by public auction. from opposite
LAfMBEERiS STORES ATLANTIC DOCKS
BROOKLYN,


Marvin. | will sell by public auction from opposite
LAIMBEERS STORES ATLANTIC DOCKS,
BROOKLYN,
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST l, 1868,
at IL O'Clock NJ, follows
Is Cases Matches.
4Kegs Powder.
IL BDls Coarse Salt
60 Sacks Salt cargoes of prize vessels T. Dudley. Matte
Hortcnse Ranger Rclanparo Maggie, Fulton, Handy
lie. Avon.
Is Bales Cotton, from prize schooner Kate.
80 Bales Cotton, from prize schooner Blazer.
4S Bales Cotton. fro prize schooner Statesman.
Bales Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner Statesman
; HaH fases Cotton from prize schooner Statesman.
Bale Cotton from prize schooner Five Brothers
IL Bales Cotton from prize schooner John Wesley.
50 Bales Cotton. from prize schooner Sea Lion.
81 Bales Cotton, from prize "A scow."
IL Bags pickncs from prize. "A scow.n
Bale Sea Island Cotton. from schooner Crazy
Half bales Sea Island Cotton from pre schr Crazy
y Bags Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner Crazy
bag Cotton, fromprze schooner Isabella.
bay Cotton from prize schooner Ripple.
bass old Banging from prize schooner Ripple and Roya
Also. Immediately thereafter. Mt
ROBBINS SOUTHERN NAVAL STORE YARD, BROOK
80 bbls Turpentine. Of prize schooner Frolic
bbls do. cargo OF prize schooner Crazy Jane.
Sbbis. do. cargo Of rfize soop Minnie
9bbls. do. cargo Of prize schooner New Year.
a. bbls. DO. cargo Of prize s!oop Bright
bbis- do. cargo Of prize schooner General Prm
bbls. do. cargo OF prize schooner eea Lloa.
Catalogues and samples Of Cotton the Office Of
4 Brown. lib Wall street. N. y, the 3lst instant
JAMES q. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern District Florida
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EXCURSIONS.

EACtHSIONS.
A GRAND PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN foR THE DESE
IA ht OF ST. Paufs Catholic church Harlem, Bellevue
Garden. Eigh,ich street. Fas Tuesday July
Tickets % cents Children under ~ years half price
L1sIiISG BANKs-sTEAMER MARYLAND LEAVES
Peek slip at A. NJ West Twentieth sreei 4 Dey street
S pier No. North ~ daily, except Sundays Fare
81 cents. Music rcfreshneps bait aud lines on boari
rRAND ANNUAL, PICNIC OF THE
u SCHOOLS or SITS. PETER AND PAUL's CHURCH,
Williamsburg.
TO MYRTLE AVENUE PARK
on MONDAY. July "a, 1888
The schools viii leave the church at clock A.
rnmpanied by three full Brass Bands. Tickets -
The proceeds TO b. applied Tor the benefit OF the Paochal
Schools.
MO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND ANNUAL
IN OF the Laurel Pleasure Club to Dus.ey
Grsyc "Wednesday. Jul 2) 1865 Tlekeis ~ censs
VIM. j. Gnisan. President; James Kedan Sc fVfary 10
o Hara Vice President; y. Netiroy Trra.nrsr boat
o third street, u. h ~ Dolancey
street u. H., 10; spfing street. H.. 49, and IN rteh
street N. II, at o clock A. NJ.
THE NEW SIDE WHEEL STE AMER wINANTs FOR
WINASiS.
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THE FIREMEN.

MANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. s.-ME
vl acIiye snd honorary members requested % mre.
al the engine house to-day al ocuck r y attenI ihe
funeral OF CAPITA Eugene 9. Shine. late member Of fetef
son Engine Co npany No. 81
ROBERT r. BRkEsE, As.istan, Foreman.
JAMES NJ. CROLius
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STEAMBOATS,.

l,oNEY ISLAND PERRY -rHE NAusHoS LEAVES
~ christopher street tpss i2s So.
Sprng stfegt ~ W.. M. 81.
I~y street al v's, I2tk St,
Pier No. 4 tlo0t Oi Morris street y al To- l. e.
Landing AZ Fort Hamilton.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DEpowA WALTZ AND SIX FASHIONABLE DANCES
III tau1h, rcrfec, ~ - pf arc lessons Also the moion
oi ng, pafof. Mlney returned IL
ful Academy, IS seventh ateage, Threenih street,
DUMAR, Ballet Master
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BPLFNBIp PIANO g0H 500 A ". BARs0RE.
~ $40 HaAsf sri. oref srar4ii sssrtHss " their
frstNlllH r8uVs 80 ~ trs ~h :. fas istr.t
g. Il8uVanents. unl4as str aa His .n4 -Asssni.s for
Att JWsa
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

- aGELisA fifg cKLEEaAFED rofULsn sOsD
"a N rurf AufHft4 baf 1t - Lat ~ ne Aussr
osss n resr seflffssf saf .ffssusfs lots
lA Ksbsftt a ~. =. a. brAd~A
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR AL.
IL bany Troy the North and West leave Chambers
~ and 10 A A. and sls, and 1879 r NJ. andson sun
days at 0z2 r. NJ. from Thiitieth Tickets may be
procured any OF the Offices OF wESTcoTT's EXPRESS
In New YORK and Brooklyn NJ and baggage checked the
house all points road aud to aoga springs
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

IATRfMONfAL-rHE MARRIAGE GUIDE .Dx
IVA vauss1e snl nrotsnt information or nes
M ysed thes priA~ ~ rsuts ~ A.
poet ga " ksIL 4 LAGsEAc. n - 90 So NJ.
tork Rosi s<>r~
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10 OO 600 NoETm RIVER HARD r. X. sRiGKs ,G,sso
OF the 18th h inst, offering 35O0 hard bricks Tor
answered by the 2ist insi Offering TO close
contract quantity the price named No answer
up 10 this received by therefore, TO test
inst publicly OVER TO make contract win yon Tor the
whole quantity of said bricks you may nesr AZ
q. rs thousand provided they OF GOOD merchant
able quality. WM o. ~. . rE' n.
bricks lime and cement foot OF Ihirteth street.
Norti ris or, and 2i6 and lsi West street.
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\ Lsgt ssEs --DygxAS. faEscH. sgssf6u lsD
- Ltln a 49, ftns q A.. rAaY Astsas "a a,
NAtM. ev~sfg rysSssss a fs~Sswa ts.s ~ xasmx.
sa.sss L0a4se, kes - ssssss y fsft.nsst sggg ~
~ FagftA ssest
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

I,oR INDEPENDENTLY LrSE-THE STEAMER
IT BEibGBfohi caves pisr ~ Rast river, daiy, s 10
O'Clock oon srt'ng ~ BFidHsppri In time with
the HousAionl Naasstnck Ney haven aud Hartford
roas Ao he shore Llne 70 sayhrook and New London.
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! noMt1sar Mf HN hNN fNls Nfaff NAt - btrf Hhai
W .t.t AxslHf wh4 " 81 - ffihsf 49, tsas
q 8tntE go Biias Arstt ~ toRes ,sessn.
tRhpGRIcE 81 w. .. ng~ry
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n,srcss..

4 NAOMI iCENT PIANO tOE sALL All isl NASSAU
~ street Efs1sbu l@ss road csfHsrs st~taffnnE t@ss
sB11 rfh. aSsfea f'.sfmog' So 80 fgr -.ft.n
tatHha at snWr eafFtf irS And ne firNet asi
nHst Afash Ui#Ho 9N rltI ctunli ~ bought es~st~s-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 MERCHANT, RETURNING TO THE CONTINENT
or Europe to would take agencies for the
sale Of American manufactures Address for one week o.
a.. box 1u3 Post once.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

MADAME oRisDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN Ann
Nj Midwife M. Anssty pisre. Cou eni.nt room. 40
provided for ,bose nboui 70 r.aalre narsing
nsApAMg REsTEfL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN Avn
M Professor 81 Nd.ifery, can bc cgnsted usus Al
~ But
Her IN alble mencs s.o ne Obtained o. Iy7,. >r
n street. or ~ mail
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

TTOW TO AVOID THE DRAFr.-A SURE WAY TO
i'll being drafted will be forwarded 10 any ADDRESS
by encosnr OF and ve dollars to James
II. Fuller, New Rochelle. Westchester county, n Z.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

1soR KEYroRT-THE NEW STEAMBOAT ID n
Martin CaptA'n r. v. Arrowsrllth, leaves Roidnson
street pier daily (snniays cxcepedl r. ~ ana Keypor
M1A'M tase " cents
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

A yOiNv .ENTLENAN OF REsFf.grABfIITT ~
"A y~Hfs of 80 VITA dsk eyes, regular features
AID said 10 hsvs eumnsneing form hny cl1oAsa sBa
tlprl4hy ussd ~ tecirt5 - ihN frst t ao
ore loNd@htt y $50 = nanstofnv en4 Ar ~ No0ag
lazy sinHiE- SANTA Nv 0isy n0t nser n yrM
- Urn H sn - view - fmsffnonF Al ta.N eats
~ sste Il Tfsl9- -a,i.g syher- ltsrFist t.
ys Naf. q. VI, l9H - Madison ft4fu Pom oass
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

rJ,O THE OCEAN -CoNEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN
L Rsfoad. frOn Fulton and cathsrne ferries. IN opera.
on every DAY from A. to 10 4. time through 10
ami IS minutes, fare 2JceEts
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-05-07
Marble Hall.

-
VIM Mol has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side Of Front Street, into the
former lning-room of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
restaurant and saloon, and where he in
tends to cater for the wants Of the public in a
little the most satisfactory manner ever at
tempted in this city.
If you want a GOOD soup, from LOT to II
A. NJ, you can find it at Marble Hall.
If you want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, go to Marble Hall. They are receiv-
ed from Baltimore every day by express
Ifyou want glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you vii! find both at Marble Hall.
In short, Marble Hall will be found a
pleasant place to spend social hour. Call
and try it on. VIM. MOLL.
Ottnmwa, Oct. 80, 1668-34l4-tf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-05-07

MORE BuILDiNGs-Messrs. r. G. Daum,
e. Washburn, and j. A. Schworm, last
week, effected the purchase of the lot on
Front ST., adjoining Hawley's Block, 66 II.
front, and extendingto theriver, of D. F.
Gaylord, for $4,000. They will build
= block Of at least two, and possibly
three story brick buildings for their own
occupancy. Mr.. Damn will build immedi-
ately, this season, the others at an early
day. Mr.. Daum's will join Hawley's and
conform to it in front, and will be used as a
bakery, to which business Mr.. d. returns
again.