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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10
W, J. Mcc9t4ck.I j IL Cyrfinhf Burns
MCCORMICK & EsgTRNS.

Attorney, Mt L.w, Virginia GityHMQptFG%. Iar'ito-
~. of;ce at Dance sa#t'S. N CdH Z
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Kastur.ut. Nirrinir City. Mon'ana Tsni,"y.-
MsaII served at all hours Al . br9of LIQUORS
I-3ms u =
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Virginia City; Montanar Territory isshyAP z
Satuiskis Proprietors. 1-Sm 4 /
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DR. b. +. ABiER. .-
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OfTlc" i'll Eagle Drug >!.':e. tTSinla City. lily
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STAR BAKERY AND SALOON Nsolg .slsb.rsx
Nevada City, NJ. T. PstsFi Ryan, praplistos.-
Ali persons Wishing good bread are rssuested
call Prices lds.'lAbo, beer furnitiIed Gwit6. Il
best of drinks. Here is the place to get an xol g
loaf. cakeSor pre-, and "sQale thing ~ gyaSh
down. ~ =. hazaL hna- l-hhI. Z. -..--.-. 2.
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foB work, yitssas4s s5IGpa ,df b:tt ssa. ~
80 - ~ rsiaz s 'gJSl anhte5a, % I~ta.ss-s
.ef alhku,ds done ID torder, :, ~ tbs seEss Of
Mont ana post. .,t,ips 80 an -, -
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10
TFhe,irk ,nliltsare sisiiasr N umb,r, + fol
niah In !; nians diaP sGsss Essf Es1

though the whole six are driven at tho sam,
time BY an rngin which ono could pick up
with aoa, irmd. 1t not, only tHTns, thren
emills, hut at the same TIM runs three Hoe
presses. 1t was made in the machine shop
of the Department, 5and drives, il, ,f@c"
from its great boiler crprsity. OF til"
manufacture Of ink but little Is said, for
any one having fomm9n paint shop
has the process at Ones ana perhaps thu
0n'y difference is that hero none but the
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

This hoteliis situated on Main street, and III II
best part Of the City, The table supplied xih II
- hsSt the market affords, and the saloon fufnish
with the best liquors. rzToy oE,1r
Rooms and beds can be had at reasonable Fiiss
a 'shasses tor board snodwats.y tam. .,.fr3T
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

Il The checks and Safeguards upon, every
one imployed inthis dsparmen, from the
chief down toithe lowest. rlaborer,, operate
at7every' turn Not even a blank sheet.
much less a printed paper, is, passed from
one hand to .an0theriwithoutb being counted
and receipted for! and unless there is, col.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

sft .7FS'rJGT- '9II TIA ,s.II lgIFI :!
The printing is now 7done.J Jon the old
fashioned engraver's press, being nothing
more tfiSif 4 simple iron roiierooversd with
cloth and paper to press 'ths printing paper
into the indeatures,, rplaesd -i1.pta strong
frame and turned back and forth BY hand
by, spoke es placed in the end of ,atheO FeHer.
Twdpefsohs work at each press, aman and a
woman, the former attending tc ttses plate,
the latter the papera ,.The plate is kept
wa warm While ofkiihg by gas heater, Tie
sheets when printed- are each laid Between
l'6fher sheets Of thin brown paper to- keep
shs SS6n Fb Ahs Az n sSseaa ss made
in the follbnf1 ghanner1 When Clark was
| at,the, head 6f the Beaufau IF Construction
! he had a map made for military, parposes,
which it was necessary to qepsat: :, 1t " as
photographed, and an,sbsGpre road mark ed
with faint yelloy line was discovered to
be blacks IN the copies. He then, photo
usraphed u spGcim en-, sheet Of ink or paints,
and of all the colors except blaeks yellow
was the only one which might tnot have al
tered with. Ease With touch Of the brush
1t was black as, the. black itself. Hence
s.anx attenpt, to. photograph this will only
lead to the discovery anditpis the ground
+swora ufubondsl and otherrsecuritiesf an6
covered by the printing, it seems another
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f-boaaltsk,I sdt ii s1.u .,Ealgb ie ps4 |
Practical wnschakssfF sFl and ii .srisfI " isfs'
attention paid to repairing ali classes Of watche
Any part of any watch can be (naaensg ut tbs E
Enlistment, and warranted " give satisfactitp.-
= ell and sxamie spsepnsusy JewelSx .p,ass fre
D. the native gold.-I ..sFsoo,sj AZ I-Is., ,l.,.o
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-09-10

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27
CARPETS. FEATHERS. PLUMES.

FTAND UV IsfS, NCsO
Cle1nea, SCOT RING aud REPAIRING gentlemans
wearing apparel done short notice. and IN the best
manner
Also, BONNETS dyed any color desired.
1S-yrrv particular attention is called To his newly
invented STYLE Of cleaning Kid Gloves, White well
5 colored, without any odor and dyed
Parcels from a distance carefully sent by Express
or otherwise instructed.
Rem .n,rr, the Brick House at the West Of the
Bridge.
G. WRINKLE, Proprietor.
Jan. CO. 1851. Richmond, Ind.
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The Soldiers Oath.

At Louisville Maj William II. SIiieil mus term IN
officer, had Just administered the usual army cath
soaae new recruits when ssccsh Lads may We call
her Mrs. johnson = remarked n him. with a smiling
air, but considerably irnpresnat>i with contempt;
well. Major. have you bruught vour men down to
tigi depth Of slsverygz
Madam" answered be, WITH roIite-t bow ari srIIe.
slat same oath your jeff Davis AMI Bragg AMI NOS;
Of your rebel Generals, have tas en- AID be aidi il,
low, deep voice, "sarr broksp.r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

At LAST:-Coaf on Chandeliers, Suspension
~ Lamps, Bracket Lamps. Stand Lamps, Hand
Lamps just received Our stock Is fuller with
finer assortment than ever before and will be sold ow
a. wholesale or retail. PLCAAER Z KELLY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27
Endless Roads.

TINS is endless. 50 is hope. SO is
action. The lines OF life stretch further
than we think We lay Our plans for to-
morrow, and they prove to lie ? track that
never ends. All our paths here go out
into the unseen world. They leap the
chasm between life and eternity. not stop
ping when the body gives out in the long
march, bat still reaching forward TO ira
verse the scenes beyond As YOU look
across the street, the line of your vision
is terminated by some building; YOU can
sec nothing beyond If that building
were away, you could see other houses
and streets. Ii all these were brushed
away, Won would see the distant hills and
woods And ifthese. too. were gone. the
line OF Your vision, unchecked, would
shoot off alone to the stars beyond the
sunrising; nor staying there, would push
onward among the farthest consultations.
overtaking and outstripping the swiftest
travellers of those unknown fields. till it
had reached the utmost verge of the great
universe-yes, and beyond, into the silent
and shorelcss eXpanse. ever onward and
onward, fastening after. and never reach
ing the infinite.
SO the hopes of this earthly life. its
plans. and schemes, and busy contrivings
are Hi CluleSS lines Ltl3C reacl INTO ali
endless future. Within the little circle
Of Yourself the plans YOU make for to
morrow. the wishes and hopes You enter
tain for the coming months and years. YOU
may not see or realize how far your fayo-
rite purposes stretch off into the distance.
Does Your vision stop with these nearest
things, and linger within the narrow limits
of these visible houses and lands, these
men and marts just around you: Do you
never think how they touch on the margin
of an endless future? Do YOU never see
how all earthly things are cmhosomed in
and always present eternity? o. eternity
is near. 1t is close to Us. Il is all around
Us. like the invisible air that envelops our
homes. We walk every day in the en-
brace of eternity. Its light shines upon
every deed we do. and every step we take
Which way are we travelling: Whether
backward or forward. whether to the right
hand or to the left. whether TO the cross
or away from it. our journeys end lies
somewhere in eternity. The issue of
every purpose is there The end of every
plan is there. The result of every deed
is there. Into the fields of eternity are
hurrying the footsteps ofevery mans life.
No path will end this side
Eternity! Eternity,
How long thou Eternity.
Yet onward still % thee we -T.eei.
As t. the fight the impatient steed.
A. IN -taT
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Form the True Flag.
Two Years Ago.
BY ANNE ". p. BURBANK.

If we had been told two wears ago,
When parted, lovers, with tears and sishs,
That we never should meet ~ rim below,
NeTer look love To each otiers eyes
II we had been told that other loves
Would thrill through our hearts With 81 lisa joy,
That like poor farce was stan ling tleTs
Telling dreams that . bTeath woui destroy
II the grave then trailing its daTSerlei Length
Beside YOUR life, had com. gu. T. oar sight.
Would TIE stars have reele in tls conscious sky,
AL the air grown thick With sud hen nigh,
Could We have read tie future face t. face,
Seen you in your grave still ami whit,
Your hands soft-folded, your cyeliis closed,
And waiting anot cf stop Tonight
Waiting another's step witt bs'ye
Smiling its dreams out upon my breast.
flushing its siumters with tender songs
Songs thrilled through with hearts oct rest
II we hal kn9ssn2 When m ,et again,
Shall smile think of the Long Ago?'
Shall say, clasping han1s beyond the blue,
at was better fFiead, that W. did not know
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How long art thou. Eternity.
Yet onward still % thee we srseei.
As to the fight the impatient steed.
As ship TO port, or shaft from bow,
Or swift as couriers houlewa-i 81.
Marx well, Q. man. Eternity
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

In all their Stages. Al little Exposure
Little change in Diet No Inconvenience.
Asei 40 Eceosr-e.
Il causes a frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinate. thereby Removing distinctions. Prevents and
Cures Structures Of the Urethra. alaying Pain and
Inflammation frequent IN the class If diseases, and
cxp-tng all Poisonous, Diseased and Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the vic
tins of Quaeks, end who have pail heavy fees be
cured in short time, have found they deceived.
and that the "IOIS0N" has. by the Of powerful
ts.rincsnts." been dr1et up in the system, break
cut in an aggrevating form. and perhaps after Mar
age
TsE Hs1aBoLp'- Fx-sscT Brcnr FOR all affections
,,4 aiSerses ~ ITO URINARY ORGANS whether
existing in MALE or FEMALE. from whatever cause
originating and no matter Of HOW LONG STAND
ING
Diseases Of these Organs requires tie aid Of Div
retic. Heimboid's Extract Bucha II the great
Diuretc and Is certain have the desired effect in
an Ds-err-e. f.,r "a ica Il - Recssasat.oLd.
Evidence Of the reliable and responsible char
ter viii accompany the rnscheine
Price si.OO per Bottle, or six for $500.
Delivcrei to any Address securely Packe from obser
D-serl7~ S,ssssoEa. So ou Communication.
Cares Guaranteed. Advice Grasis::
Ad3nesS letters for information 20
H.B HELnBOLD. Chemes';
HELNBoLD'S Hesi.oai D-pot.
HELMBoLD'S Drsq aad TsesaIeof Bar.ios~.
59s Broadway. New York.
Beware Of Ccuuterfests and unprinc,paed dealers
who err1eavor dispose .-of their own and other
articles on reputation attained by
Heim-old's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu-
Sasspsr1ila-
Improved Rose Wash.
SOLD BY
ALI. DRI GGI-T- EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMB0LDsS- TAKE No OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement and send for It.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

Richmond Dying & Cleaning
Establishmen t.
yENhc Undersigned having ur,aased the Brick Bull
ding the wcst-eni ui the Bridge he Is prepared
o do all kinds Of Dying. Wearing apparel of every
description and the finest articles of Velvet, Grape,
Shaws. I1ces. &C. be cleaned and colorel in the
most desirlh, manner, ut this establishment.
STAINS. GREASE-SfOTS, and all kinds of soil re-
novel from Velvet, silk. &c.
All articles cleaned AMI dyed without being taken to
pieces if desired
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

WHO'LL press for gold this crowded street,
A hundred years to come?
Who'll thread yon church with willing feet,
a hundred years 10 como?
Pale, trembling age, and fiery youth,
And childhood, with his brow Of truth,
The rich and poor, on land, on sea,
Where VIII the mighty millions be,
a hundred years to come?
We all within our graves shall sleep,
A hundred years TO come;
No living soul for US viii weep,
A hundred years TO come;
But other men our land will till,
And others then our streets will fill,
And other words will sing as gay,
And bright the sunshine az to-day,
A hundred years to come.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

coNioU Nd FLUID EXTRACT BG CIIt-, a POSITIVE
an Specific Rrm,iy for diseases the Bladder Kid
ncys Gravel. AMI Drppsical Ss,cllin2s.
Ibis Medicine Increases the power OF Digestion. an
cxciteS the Absorbents into healthy action by which
the Watery Calcareous dispositions. and all
raj enlargen .nts REDUCED well as pain and in
famnIaunn.
Ecim5oid.s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits of
Dissipation. Early lniist rston of Abuse attended
with tic following symptoms
Indsposition Excrtlon, Loss of Power,
Loss OF Mem IN, DnIi1G!ty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Ior:ur OF Disease, Wake:ullness.
ilmness 81 Nison. Pain in the back,
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Bodv
Dryness OF the skin, Eruptons the Face,
Pilliei Countenance.
These symptoms, il allowed go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
halootHcy, ttaaity, E,le7atc tst,,
In of which the Patent may expire.
Who say that they not frequently followed
by those "Direlul Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many arr aware Of the cause of their suffering
BIT none will confess the record Of the in /.
sane asylum-.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS BY CoNstaPrIoN bear
ample witness IN the Truth OF the assertion.
The Castit,aoa cT~ctrl nth Organic ,rcakpess
requires the aid Of Medicine Strengthen and nyigo-
the system
Which BeiniboIG,s extract .Buchu invariably
does.
4 Trial VIII convince th- most skcp.ical.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

l.. J. FRANCISCO, N. d.
Office and Residence South Franklin Street.
East side, between Main and Walnut
July II, 1883 3ou RICHMOND, ISDsASA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

Take more BlIsa.. NercUry. Gn.
pleasant Medic ines for un pleasant aad dan.
gcr3u> diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND MPROy-
I'D ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

1-Tha POstotHce Department is now said 70 -
seisu-tau;n institution for the first ting in rsur
Wars
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
EXPRESSES.

IiURsHANs FURNITURE KxPREss BuRsHAM's
~ Furpinre Biprsss Burnham's rurusurs ssorsss.
l5 West Eleventh street. between Ptfh aud sIxh avenues
Furniture a hinds furniture boxed shipsd
fprnitmrs pf fsunuss uacved ~ sa~ ~ IN cnsstrv.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

Ivan O. BAkgk CO. AUcTIOSEERs
n HAYWOOD, Auclloneer.
nAguihcent Household kurpturc
PisUuforle, Drawing Room Furniture en- suite !;
Brocade and Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets
- Paintings Statuarv, Bron7es aud
Many rare ana costly WORKS OF Art ces OF yrtu
AT PUbLlC AUCTION
ON THIS DAY iwEDNESDAYl JuNEs
a ne elegsnt resdenc West sixteenth between
w Anl . u avenues, sale commencing AT ~ o'clock
sue oneer would call the culsr attention OF his
ehds and TIE public - this sale catalogue comprising
ne 81 an richest of Household Furniture
~. NolAs Of Art offered at auction "a eason
S~~ peremItory Drawing kpons-Supeie suits. covered
Win oroesel OF description; Curta
match; Eageres Boo Centre fables Conso Tables
Chandelers, ndoHn Paintings, by eminent artists tn
oognures Cabinets Bronze and OrmOlu CLOCKS MArb
otausry, rosewood Panofore richest instrument ohered
~ auction Oh four round corners run oc
tave stool Cover Music stand Hat stand Hnhet ten
ssOu Table, Cut Glassware, nner Sets silver tasefs,
Urps, Spoons Knives Tureen SAVERS Oyster Dish Arm
chsirs Lounges walnut Bureaus be seads,
Armore Gsee Mattresses Bedtn Carpets sofas Rock
ers Boos Feather Beds Rlanke sheets Counter
panes; all the furniture servants apartments.
Parties wishing Ia attend It's sale take The Fih
Sixth avenue stages from Asor House 81 Nicholas
Metropolitan Hotels eayng at Sixteenth street, few
doors from the house
A JoURNBAY AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE NO sPINR
ii. street-Aucon sac OF Deautinl propery at Chats.
worth Westch county, n "A. JOURNEAY will sell
on Thursasv. June - AZ O'Clock Al tie EscnAngs
Ssesroom Ill Broadway 4O OF Land at Chatswoth
This valusb properly formerly owned b. r. n. Munroe
1sl aud Hon. J. Roosevelt situated between New Ro
ohelIe and MaWsoneos the line the
road will he offered Tor sae IN plots II
more. III hss ut foau "a well worked
depot pu al which e trains will when business
rants Its close proAimiy % the city tbcing only
miles from City Hal, ~ the New Haven Railroad
ming through m aud the numerous commanding building
site. with view o. tie Long Island Sound aud Pa.
sales make II desirable Investment 6r parties ing
get choice location and have eontr " surrounding i'm
Che suctionerr, A. JuBRNEAl. No Pima street
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

WINTER GARDEN.
w The management has ~ announce that owing 10 th
ENTHUSIASM AN ID DELlFHF

WINTER GARDEN.
Tho 'hfs
WIN "'''1 MR.. AND MRS. W. j. F,.oREsoE
are night. received "a Shsr present Charming entertain
eoN 'y 'Ga.si s1snosSSts isSs sI AND 1shiLtaAsr
time $Sss$ ss SSS$f sSsSf ana
= p''''"''' Ds'iFIR FRA piAT0Lo.
ed 70 'Tieres y Leave Man. aud has been pro-
Te 'e' PssFEdTspH fasn OF BURLnsoUE
Fra Dsavoo, alias the Marquis d Centre Mar oppNcv
psspe. ss rEoshsok
siipporfSa by Messrs vinina Bowers A H. Davenport,
z e. Morris, kbsfi, Riley DeanIson. Mrs ohanfraa and
9gsn,ns oher. F.ss, Iorsaso. Sa.se and oarOneer'
Ss soTs and Chorus 1he's Son and chou.
Ar's % IN Dreadful State Of MiSa anu ns
Duet 5n 1s Sondsr s Rock rSfIsess Rsoinins "the.
1s Hsy ssg ns
Concerted Piece, "HoOpsn De Dccdsn Do"
Girl a sas .vo
Ssss t;' u. Sin Yankee
iS' performances THSiSE IA sS$Psp;; T%sSisp TI's
with soHs:aIs;ssse and ssSsns Tss Rss.a,s h. Sh'af'F
Boo: Nrf1
{ Fsrss 81 IT
procured for that occasion.
~ Gommences precisely tx; concludes IoH w,
1s rHs T%E SSHSEiE iiHE4tHk oFT,is SfrSs SSs3av
"WEDNESDAY ,5sEs 59Ss HSEsSS ! xSak EVERY NIGHT
and continued oo"ih "A1A'
OF the celebrated ly..s artist s!ssssS
With the very popular You the STAR tword. By
rsse g.. Esa and The Brave MsrGo John
titled s'H0 'p'0'A0uiAr oiA''A - A'e
DEss61kkIo. Ess61kkIo
"A''A = 80 '''' THREE wEEKs
1HS VIA G40k AHP ERh
vxor,,pvr .Wrsse, Whose lavish praise Of the
sESS$!Sss$. s$$$s$ E$ssssa; sSss'.sGa;
$$;$$$s:
ALL PRODUCED At fkaNp IxsT oGfkkE. oTGAhhFEAOx'
''''.a' A'O'l'' BRILLIANT TRIUMPHs
50 often Z 'i5 81 SKILL
SEATS Seats secuqed % six daysin advance D00"0''A
OLYMPIC THEATRE:
- Lessee and Directress Jass Wood
and careful aeeaon tsnita'
MUSICAL. ARrIsTicAL AND SPECTACULAR
the representation
COMPLETE AND PERFECT
the grand romantic spectacular musical mechanical and
pantomim!cal drama entitled
ALADDIN;
wosDHSssFtUhGs IL LAMP,
va = THIS EVENING,
Mrs. JOHN "oqRI 2RI ENTIRE si COMPANY ALADDIN
NEW 4p = asAyFfFS. ! ~. SCENERY.
-A''N EFFECTS NEVER ATTEMPTED
In this theatre
STAGE OF THE OLYMPIC
GREAT EXPENSE.
ENTIRELY NEW MACHINERY,
su BY Charles Long
MOST ELABORATE DESCRIPTION,
By Miss G. Flannery.
Properties and Appointments BY william Henry
0A'"''A y Til Music. ENTIRELY NEW, = D'''A
BY THOS. BAKER.
be found fully described in Of the
A'10-'' THE THoUsAND AND ONE NIGHTS,
aud consist Of the following
Aladdin. MRS John WOOD
Dav'o$e
kasrac hr q J. fars oc Jr
AyAck " q Carko
Mr Berry
Pruoess - waters
Zobyad ......................Mrs Sedey Brown
S,ave OF me Klng y IounG
Doors open a. II Performances commence al o'clock
Seats secured three days In advance.
NEW RowERY THEATRE.
S0s whDSEsSxY fISSSrsssSI EyEsSa JUNE Il 1854 I'ns'''
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

MoRN1Eo BOAT 1oR RALBANY-CHANGE OF PIER
W The DANIEL DREW. Captain John v. TallmaD viii,
on and sf.er "Wednesday Nay . eays from Desbrcsses
street ~ A. M stopping for Thirteth
on Mondays Wednesdays and Yrdays; landing at WeSt
Point NewburG PouGhteepsie, Rhinebeck, C~tski aud
Hudsoa. On ami sfter Tsesday, May ~, the ARMBNA
win run on alternate days with the DREW forming daily
West and North -
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

NJ DOUGHTY, .AUCTioNBBR, WILL SELL on
M. wednesday, June g. ~ tOk o'clock at saesroom "
fsss.s svssl yeseTs s.'oy,mss, q Household parni
pos fables, Dressing Bureaus wssbstsnds. Bcdsesds
BAR Mattresses Paiisssss f~srsss OH fzipusss Gas
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
DRY GOODS.

DnH GOODSs
ArTHE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE
Ladies' should csllbefore purchasing.
You ss 40 .e a. az Hosiery,
Undergarmenis. Gloves, Mt Handserchiefs. Ties, RIB
6ons vclvets, Trimming Klnbro,deries Collars Innings,
buttons Braids Soaps Brushes Combs and Fancy Goods
A. fun IS per. cent under broadway prices.
Straw Goods Straw Goods
ls. Of Cheap Goods Ladies' these just what
Reeons. yelv,ts, Trimmings OF all kinds cheap.
We tecp the arscst cheapest these goods up
Es sGss' sss anas aa I st.
AT GRAND srsEs1 STEW cHsss aoaos STORE.
HATS s.hS,sd th. season in ever, f..sion:Ss
"-'' n' NEW BONNET RIBBONS
~, urvnp,n c0nM fRQM AUCTION %
new 'RssdS SILKS HhH rHa5Hss 1s5 nasa
BARGAINS IN ExBRoIpksilKs
EDWARD RIDLEY 81 ssd slls Grand sas q AisH St.,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
L,xcLUsIvELY FRENCH FLUTTNG ONE TO TWEEN
s NV vide AZ @sr. N,.n Ssd t,n + an
ments Is Anlty street IN B-A block and half from
s,osdw.y, l27 Bssensr street below wooasr street and
the genuine French 1uting
LLuTING roa DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN
cen inch extra, by the French Fnting COMPANY
Agent, Mrs sHASAHAN, ssi Third avenue, near Twenty
seventh street
T ADIEs-HAvE you sEEN THE BEAUTIFUL
ns. s. S + IS sns e e n a s
journal q fashion subscrip,on monthly So;
7. fXYLoR the Importer sii Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08


LNxCURsIoks.-ow NRRS AND MASTERS OF STEAM
~ boa and barses are forbid landing elcurs partiss
Dudley Grove without written pernnlsson OF W. a n.
Myers Co. who the only persona anthorzei 70 let the
GILMAN
Ngw YoRx, June 7, 1854
steamboats Barges Dudlsy's Newark Bay and New
Grove near Chslsea let excursion parties Apply 10
W 4 4. MYERS a CO.. foot Of Morton street.
MARS CRosSErT's FAMILY BxCURsIONs-F0R THE
V health pleasure OF the household Saturday sieS.
noons The nrst 70 plsssant VALLEY Greve next sATs1sr
for person, OF child n carrase cents FER sac n
80 avenue sos btxsh avenus ~
sevensh avenue N7 7si Bghth avenus - The Elcur
oce S62 Wet street. corner ana tns osrse
arre avca Chrsophsr ~ % 1wenteth street 81
D. Thir,ieh ssrsst al 80, returning aboa, 6o'eoek
RIO RxcuRsioNIsrs TO LIT THE BEAUTIFUL
pleasure asd n.ina e1snrssn. Dcs % Spc,s:s fc SV
Rts8ILL on bsasA the yscht 0ieson's, Harlem river
or 70 CHAA PHRLKy, Jr, ile cannen strsst
mo LHT-ToR EXCURSION AND PICNIC PARTrRa,
isrxs side whSsl Boat yath saioons the and
powerful steamer nsrtha wasAaEton the large and new
Vrnvs essvsIls and ns new and beautiful grove near
feet " Martsa ssreeI