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We have known for some time that every effort
Is being made, BY certain officers in the Confedsr.
ate service, to prevent the Standard from circula
ting among the soldiers in the field and n.the hos
pitala The soldiers want the Standard, and these
officers are ayerse to their having it, because the
STANDARD contains truths which these officers can
not bear. We have received letter from soldier
in Lanes Brigade, Virginia in which he informs us
that the package of Standards is received at head
quarters but is not handed out to the subscribers,
and when inquired for, they are told no such paper
has been received. Now, these subscribers have
paid<heir money for the paper, and they are enti-
tied to receive it If an officer in the service has
the right to decide what papers shall be subscribed
for, and what papers shall not be subscribed for
and received in his company or regiment then he
has supreme power over the opinions and thoughts
Of those under his command Such an officer is
despot, and the soldiers who are thus treated are
denied the enjoyment o. those very principles Of
liberty for which they are fighting.
But there is one way in which the soldiers who
want the Standard can obtain it. Let them call 1t
the Standard office in person, or send, and they
will be supplied with copies Of the paper. And we
trust our friends generally throughout the State
will send copies Of the STANDARD, whenever oppor.
tunties present themselves to the soldiers in camp
and hospital. 2 -e.~
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assemblage. The remains were then escorted to
the noon train for Augusta with military honors.-
The death of this christian hero has made pro.
Iound impression on sll the community.
The fastest report is that heavy columns Of the
enemy were advancing on Petersburg on Wednes-
day, and that our forces had retired into the fort
fcations around Petersburg It is also reported
that sharp fighting took place near Petersburg on
Wednesday. If these things bs so Grant is aiming
at Petersburg and Drewry's Bluff '
Later from the North.
RIcHaosD, June 1.-THE Washington Chronicle
Of the 18th says gold at the first board on the lth
was 994 :.a -
.. Morgan is reported leaving Kentucky in nearly
the same direction he entered the State Other
news unmportant r,,r,.s -,
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Among the minor operations by which Gran
seeks 10 relieve his own desperate fortunes, th.
principal at present is directed against Lynchburg
That seems 10 be the focus of several convergini
movements, with their auxiliary raiding parties
Hunter, with Averill snd Cook, adyanced upo,
it by way Of Staanton and the West A body G
cavalry was meSwhile thrown across into Nelson
where it appeared on Monday, to destroy communi
cation with Charlottesville BY brssking the railroad
The party was small, as We sisted yesterday, an,
it is thought to have done but small damage. Thi
same body, on yesterday, crossed the James rive
below Lynchburg to Petersburg, at or near Con
cord depot, about thirteen miles from Lynchbure
Here they cut the wires, but the connection wa
renewed in half an hour after they left
An official dispatch from Lynchburg, receive
late yesterday afternoon says that the raiding psr
ty above referred to, had appeafed at Campbell c
h. This indic,tes that they are swinging arouni
Lynchburg, and attempting to; reach the Virgini
and Tennessee railroad. Another report says tba
some of the raiders have appeared in Prince Ed
ward, probably with vain designs on the Hig
Bridge near Farmville le-Richmond Sentinel
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20 TIE WAY VANCE PAPERS ARE MADE.-Oun read
ers are already aware that Gov. Vance projected Col
McRae from conscription after his return from
France by not requiring him to settle his accounts
as State Agent, the Colonel being exempt as long
as he remained State Agent; and thst in return for
this, and I'd consideration of salary paid him BY
the "patriots and property holders" Col NcRae,
rs Editor of the Confederate, agreed to support
Gov. Vance for fe election. 1t is also knewa that
the Conssreatsce newspaper of this City, which is
devoted to the support Of Gov. Vance, was estab-
iished by . few wealthy persons, and Is sustsiaed
by them with the view of securing to themselves
tor the next two years. by the reelection of Gov,
Vance, the monopoly of Office, blockade running, tLs
purchase ofprovsions at State prices, and the Ike.
which they are now enjoying. So much for tks
use OF money and patronage to influence the eless-
tons; but we learn from an entirely reliable source.
that force has been rssorted tor in order to make
another Vance organ in the Western part of the.
State The Heudersonville Times is the property
Of Mr. William Dedman, and its Editors have here
sofose been b. S. l.. Love and Dr. L. F. Senss-.
baugh-the former q Surgeon in the Confederate.
and the latter Surgeon in the State service For
. 7 RIB > -
merly, until the possession Of Office began to oper-
ate on the opinions Of these gentlere en-. they we're
good CONSERVATIVES but recently they have become
red hot Destructises. "The OK knoweth his own.
:er, and the ass bis master masters crib" Some four or
i've weeks ago the enrolling officer called on Mr..
Dedman and notified him that his paper must change
It's Conservative tone or be suppressed, and he N
i ested and sent to camp as q conscript Dr. Love
was on band to rent the establishment, and Mr..
:Dedman, to save himself from conscriptlon, VIA
compelled to rent to Love and .sensabangh, and
then print the paper for them. The next issue Of
the paper hoisted the name of Vance, the Destruc-
tive candidate for Governor ?. ~.
These are facts. Gov. Vance, if he was not
party to the transaction, now knows all about it
and is taking the benefit of this Jorcibh suppres-
sion, BY Confederate eficsr, Of . Conservative
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For the Standard,

Ma EDroR-In casting about for candidate to
represent old Chatham 10 the Legislature, we know
Of no one who has stronger claims than g. P Moore,
Esq. AI Moore ID Conservative "after the strait.
est ana can % depended on in every relation
judgment and excellent common sense He has
done his full part IN thin gar. in The way of provf
ding for the families gof soldiers He has a,cood
mill and pantation6h Haw rlveF, and Is nov seIlid
corn to the destitute At 90 per bushsL and -four Al
half price. Many talk, but Mr.. Moore acts
We trust he win consent 10 be 1 candidate. His
election is certain if be vil agree TO run.
&C. June 10. 1864 So, -.
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.cAROLINA,. CHATHAM co!

NJORTH .CAROLINA, CHATHAM col
IL TY, Court Of Pleas aAd Quarter Sessions. Nay y
1854. John c. harvard and others the iss4e Of Hs
O. Castleberry and wife Patsy. Two petit.onA ~ v
vids land, and I9) to sell and, divide slaves q
appearing 70 the Court thai the issue Of Heury o.
ebsfy and wife Patsy names s,e nntnor .Svo
ment Be made in the Nortk caro,lna Standard fof
weeka command ing said pefaos, y sppear st the
4srm Of Chatham Go6niy GaarE tpbe hsld upon IL
Monday Of August next Asa ana there to PLEAD r. sn|
eE dsnuI .e sad pst...ons 0- loae"'0' wall %
Witness R'chArd O. Costpo, D.. C'erA sf ssid COu3
pi,tsboTongh, ihisyath of MaJ. 1854
a u .--..r RicHAAhD up n GOTTEN, J.,s q
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XNOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
w Department. Raleigh, June ., 1851 am nc
prepared to exchange Cotton Yarn for Wool upon the
lowing terms, viz: +
One bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed Wool, a.
one bunch for four pounds unwashed. Il
Agents have been appointed to make the exchange !;
tie following places Oxford, Tarboro' Kinston, Cath
rine lake. Concord, Rockingham Hendersonville Stai
vile Roxboro Asheville, rttsboro, Lousburg, Fayett
viIle Colerain, and at this place. n
Persons Shipping wool to this place will please mark z
the packages who they FROM and the cotton yarn
be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will patrioticay respond to the abo
notice, as the wool is for clothing the N. G. Troops
a. A. DOWD, A. Q. NJ, N. c. AL
June l6, 1864. .'s- a, es-5t5j
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H,tOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER 81
u SIONS, OF CHATH AN COUNTY Wesley Mari
and Lemael NJ Morgan, Ex'rs. Of Benz. Harvard, dej
against Bsipkiey Harvard and others. Legatess
In this cause It appearing to- the Court that Brinl
Harvard is resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it ID
derefA1st advertisement be made in the North Care
Standard for six weeks notifying said Harvard to ap
at the next Of said Court to be held upon th9
Nopday Of Arust next, thes and there to plead, ans
or denur to mid petition, or Judgment pro coassso vi
rendered against him. -
witness. Richard u. Gotten. J, Clerk Of the said ca
this Goth May, 1874.
- May %, 1894, ssiyin; si. 4. { 1lwa
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SHRRIFFs, NOTJCE.-TAKEN UP All
- committed to jail BY Julias Ramsey, negro 4
about twsntyons years Of age who says hi. name is
and belongs to John Hope OF cleveland county He
on when put in Jail brown suit Of jeans cloth II
about Eve feet eleven inches high, of dark black ~
weighs about lsa pounds The owner will come for
pay charges and take him away, otherwise be will be d
with as the law directA III Wh. A. WALTON.
. :, -. ..l. .sa Sheriff of Rowan q,
. June Is, 1854 --.ag.i.t H-wsr.
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june 10, 1864.


Gov. VANCE IN CHAKLorrE.-Oar gallant towns.
man, J. L. Morehead, ESQ, had the honor Of enter.
tanning the Goyernor and suite while in this place.
We learn, that the Governors son, "a chip Of the
Ola block. about nine year of age, accompanies his
father Char Bulletin.
So Gov: Vance carries q travelling suite with
him. This travelling suite consists we suppose, Of
one or more of the "Shads Aids" who are now
drawing forage, fuel commutation for rent, &C., al
to be paid tor by the State for services they art
not performing. Mothers, sisters, wives and aget
fathers cannot 60 to Richmond or Petersburg h
look after their MANNED and mutilated loved ones
because Ill the railroad transportation facilities .r
required to do the work of the government bu-
Gov. Vance can have special trains for himsel
and "suite and excursion schedules are gotten uf
for the special accommodation of his admirers who
want to hear him speak. We beg. the people tt
remember these thiags.-Progresa
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suPEEME coURr. The following applicants hive
received licenses from the Supreme Court now ia
session in this City, to- pracaics 10 the County
Courts: 4-7'y7 w. - .;Fs Z !"
james G. Gilmer, Sury Comfy
Edward Hines Craven County. '' :. -, .. -
William n. Coleman Dahssrus County. 5.,. =
Albert NJ 7Booser, Sodth Csroiins. : a,ingE sas
And the following in the Superior Courts: =
Nicholas l. Williams, Yadkin County.
Joseph NJ. Morehead, Guilford County, ,o2E
John G. Gilmer Surry County. ll-...s~s: 3
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FROM TIL

WAY.-RUNAWAY FROM TIL
HI subscribers pantatiou sAyen miles southwest
Raleigh, negro boy named HENRY. He is about is
feet two or three inches high breh. muatto bushy hes
die tueer-have been badly cut. He is about tweuy.s
years Of age. q
Henry may be aiming to get 10 the enemy. A lben
reward will be paid for his delivery me, for conuin
him so that l Gao get him again. {
,.s' WILLIAM EACE
Raleigh, June Is, 1864 29-tf.l
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The Supreme Court Of this State, in session in
this City, has made the, following appointments: !:
State Librarian, Oliver H. Perry: Marshall, James
Litehford. Rsportsr, Patrick lIsi'winstou.l--a.-.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-22

The news from Mexico is favorable to Maximilliar.
He has probably arrived in Vera Cruz, having left
Aadeirs ON the Goth May.
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journal The calculation Of the Destructive lsaden
about Hendersonville is, that the subscribers to tho
7mes, Who arefor themost part good CONSERVATIVES,
are to be transferred like 90 many cattle TO the sup
port Of Gov. Vance. We have no fears that this
can be done. The men Of the mountaia country
are too hishminded aud too independent to be con-
troled in this way. = . G.. sis -sta g.:-:.,s. ~
Having shown how Vance papers are made, We
will remind our readers how q Vance paper WAS
not made in this City. The Editor of the Progress
states that after he had seld onseurth Of that pa
per to Mr.. Richardson, Gov. Vance approached Mr..
R on the subject Of buying the taiaucs, andpFem-
ised Mr.. R. that in the event Mr.. Pennington would
sell to him, the Governor. be, Mr.. Pennington,
would be retained as foreman Of the office, and
thus saved from conscriptionl Mr.. P. refused to
SELL whereupon the Consereatics was established.
If Gov. Vance denies this statement, it can be
proved by Nj. Richardson.
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RANDOLPH AND ALBENARLE We learn that ow.
ing to the heavy rains the attendance at Liberty,
Randolph, on Saturday last was not as full as it
would otherwise have been. Dr.. Thomas Black
was agreed upon as the candidate for the Senate,
and Messrs Jordan and Ashworth for the Commons
in Randolph. These gentlemen are tried and true
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF All
u PRAISEMENT.-Raeigh, N. G., May 2s, 1884
addition to Schedule Of date April 12tb 1884, the for
ing shall DO observed the price for pasturage, mpra
ed for thsl,se of the Government:
Pasturage, list quality, near town, per head per
month, = -. t4s,l 80
Pastursge common, near town, per head per
month, -.E = -r-.. - z
Pasturage. 1st quality, in the country. per head
per month, -..'Ia - 81
Pasturags, common, in the soupt'y per head, per
month, $50 !-.Ne =. g.
The attention of Impressipg Officers is especially
to General Orders No. 81, from the Adj utant and lne
tor Generals office, Of the sth 1854, with the h
that they will be strictly observed.
: i. .e-ur r. v. BLACKSTOCES
-sr+g . .a "a 10. ia...,-.tr ali H. K. BURGWYN.
"a sgs - Commissioners Of Appraisement for /
.June "a. 1854. = - -. l-w2k
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.1ppr.i

/ iTi,,HRi,5sURscRIR :, 81 IN; HAVING At g
Executor Of Nsncv Ashley desA gives notice " cred
tu prsssut rssie e!as wilhip ths time prescribed
: MaEsferM,i lsbA h&s gG: ts1ggs, LINN ApA,
;~zHpa3ss lSxk S : ii.ts : ssfaii. l4-o'
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BLOCKADE GOODS Just RECEIVE
ID the following desirable goods which are offered
private sales: Beautiful English Tweed and French C
simere double width; fine Irish Linen and Brdeye D
per; Organdi Musns Calicoes Spool Thread. Buttoi
Chiidrens Half Hoses and Cotton Handkerchiefs.
Superior Black Pepper and Day and Martins ceebrat
Backing. n
D0MESTICS.
new supply Of a. and Y Sheetngs, Striped q
'''' '''' 0'''-0 ~ JAS. NJ TowLEs, Ag'tl
June 16, 1854. 29-
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We deeply regretto state that Gen. Leonidas Polk
was struck by cannon ball on the 14th instant,
and instantly killed He was on the field of battle
some twenty miles west of Atlanta, IN company
with Gen. johnson and other officers Gen. Polk
was native of this City, His death will be gen
orally and deeply deplored. lie was gentleman
and Christian and atrue soldier Of the South.
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= Il aH.O1V.wOHKs rs spF, EVERY DEscRIPTI
q . ueaity and expediteusiy executed ut the Ston
nv other kinda Of blanks now on band.
May IL. 1854.
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The Confederate Congress adjourned On Monday
last
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DRY aOOns.

f SHs4 Sr sHss GALL
We have bargains s., n nosssy 0sds. o.rmsa. oesss
sss: E.ss: Essseisss,ss hssss:,sssss l.ssss . Sat-
'' Bargains n straw Good. nss :ss. jas. received
we.i variety q Iadses nssss saS Beys' cheap
a0'sr siIss ss:ss :sS s. On ''''''
sSS;i VA sss a
We have i@saea.s sssos.ssssI :, de Ssses prices
g sss:s: .:s:: oss: e ~
soosc aosss o.asss co.sss e':es s.a ws,ss Sc spcs
.ns sys; s.;s: trs:sS Eeitss csssoa 8 :ss,a 49, .
s . ~ '''s cheap
y: : 8: VI s..
CARrErs AT THE OLD PRIots-A LARoR AS.
~; TO-. Ne. ss ss AZ sssi
~ = Corner q Thr.y ailh s,ress ana EishiS avenue
TxoLesIvkLy FRsKGH rLurINo. ONE TO TWEEN.
4 sas S's e e
AT M sSs so :Cs ss
ssi Fulton street srSckyn: B-So machiusry used 10
ELUrlNG FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN gu
one per inch. By The French Plating Company III
Mrs saANxaAH ssi Third avenue near twenty .ssssash
street Mrs. ALLEN. Fifth street. corner Grand Williams
burg.
u way viii Be roSnd ne Sn'y Eood sssorsmsu. O. Linen
70 9c per y.rd Also ful assortment Of housekeeping
chiefs Shirt Bosoms Wristbands Collars. &C.. at
reasonable prices and all warranted pure linen.
J. G. MILLIKEN CO.
DAPER HAN0INos.
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS.
B. L. SOLOMON 4 SOHs.
800 Broadway.
u II. MACY - -
OUR SPRING IMPORTATION OF KID GLOVES.
ELEGANT SHADES.
BEST QUALITY.
2Ol and 9O6 SIXTH AvRNUR,
TWO DOORS BELOW FOURTEENrH STREET.
RIO MILLIEERs AND COUNTRY sIoER1EEPERs
Examine Straw Goods.
Examine Bonnet 81 lks
Examine Ii bboDs Ribbons.
Examine Millinery Laces aud Trimmings.
Examine our Straw and Fancy Ornaments
Examine fl0werp
whole pieces Call EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos. 3ll aud 3ix Grand and &c Allen streets.
Filth block east from the Bowery
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NJIBLo's GARDEN.
IN ExTRA BALLET WANTED
Apply V Nh L. J. VINCENT.

pANJo TAUGHT PEIPEcrLY IN ONE QUARrERs
ID lessons by my ssv mested fail 70 obtain
thorough tncwledee o. the nsrgmeO! IN one quarters
der and furnished Ter practice Hours for Instruction from
SosP. ~. When pupfs rely on finding me q homo
GEO. Z. DOD60N, No Amity strest, corner Mercer.
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THE BALL SEASON.
TwELrIa E.e!MENrAL BALL
AcADBnr or MUSIC, APRIL aA 1854.
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEES.
MAJOR General GEORGE n. MCCLELLAN.
Hon no 9 g J0Rr S SysrEsss
osI Is4s SLJET; E;s.
'Anss 3 4 slnsSs shbsE, E E:S,
HI. s.e..!srsy HosArIe 1 aslA9Gs 'AA'D0' Esq.,
ha' SoS a' $n e so 4ws Al DIX,
aEo.~ wash. JENKIns, u.sF,
rHgMn sNs II x sosTAicK ESQ.
jxi ssst SSEb bssp EEssP,r.
JAMES n NIcHoLsON, Rsq..
okoh9k T. bbtcsHzsTss. E.e
Tickets Five Dollars EACH mag y procured .. sny mem
'''' " ''' = ~: - Ss q; !. sz Sit!TSE
"a v u s ssssasHs, Commute.
Csvs John WARD Jr. = OF
CAP! v; H; HxyKs Jr' Arrangements
i1s sS JOAN 3 DowLxyj
nILLINERY.
I LtRaG AVN xLE0lSr xss0srxRsr os sPstxe
aud Summer miiinery aed straw Goods Of the newest
sad mo styee IN ell The AIDES and oolors
" SIN mUAB. ~ Broadway. q
~ Rs r. rIEfRLA. g. East rHIRrBBHTH STRICT.
M tssseea breaaway esd University place. has open
a. ssscs,mea Psris Besoets Csps Head1ssaeos and
Uasssss cssa - D~ss.ss ~sea "E
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A oonPLETs rILs OF THE HERALD soR fHR
N rear 1859 for sale ORers for mar .aa-s->sS 70
= r. o.. bss ~ New Vera rest enoA
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssO,
~ citation. 80 Broadw u The birth or
shakspere saturday. April g. The relieving gersin
apart tina. even,ng e. Che bssss' Of e above named mat.
wbsstley Esq. r. T. Baynum. EGG. j. W. Lnear1 EsQ.
g. L. FoI Esi. Heesrs Hcym cad Haymane Philadeiphis
E:ss = wnl;,d Bag. NJ. JeAn Drew; ss.sinsre ..d
Bsq The nance Of others wilbe has kfsl added
received. WN. DAvIpGB
Chairman Bensht Committee
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gro rRf-Af oRsENwIcH, CONE, AN UErUREIsH.
ID Houss wh fous Of iaEd sod euib1i!dngs The
sus~ Twelve minutes yak OF the railroad oepot
"a cloe 10 tke For further particulars Apply
20 4 Il sRNaOn. 100 and 10 Chsru street
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DRRFORMERs WANTED IMMEDfArBLv-eQR a
4 ssvstns roupe male and female Address line Y
A. b boa Iss Herald cace. Stating bus'nesa. icwsse
sis4 end whevv ~ istssview 90 bteeteAasA
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A TTENTI0N.-AT 2l2 sEVENTH AvkNUH b. kOsbh.
"A BERa. the California and Western agency store. re-
ceived large orders to PURCHASE $4,000 worth Of Cast OF
Clothing These orders must ee fualled IN veEy shot
cuar notice and look yesr wsrdroses and see yeq
haze clothing do mot need For your setfaci0n
will mention some Of the prices Silk dresseA froU %,
TO 80; coats from - 70 So pants from - % 81 also.
by calling or addressing H. RO6ENBRR0 M Seventh
he
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At THE ONLY PLACE, 1854 SEVENTH AVENUE.
where ladies' and gsntlemen can receive the fair value
cry being humbugEsd practsed BY other
great blowers who Offer tremendous prices and then Te
higher price than aay Of their high offer: - We have
Please call address and convince yourselves HARRIS
l6l Seventh between Twenty drs and Twenty
ond strees Ladies' waited by Mrs H. Harris In or
out az he
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KyOR HAkTSnRO 0t9xCy.
n The steamers CRY OF HARTFORD and 0RAEfvR
STATE pier ~ Rasi river daily, att Up r. For fer.
tbcr particulars inquire of sAx,cu se.s.ry M scrs
street ID. A. MfLLs. AgeaI
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WELL FURNISHED HousE-BROWM STONE, HIGH
w Noop thrce stores and baeemeat with the modern Inn
proyemena dearaby located second place. Brookyn
e Tor one year or rent Adde'S
u. ~. boz 1lG Aara,d cMasA
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Upper PART OF THREE STORY Hf0H srOOP
y Houss 2ss West Forty third street consisting OF second
noer and two third nooT with privilege In bath
room and 10th rae occupy
ato6 'f' = "
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CLOTHING

BETTER AND sURER PLACE AT. sss SIXTH
fair ana honest dealer p MiNrzs . whom yoS a:
city Prou;s 70 Psy the to!l0wsg prices: Drssss.
woollcn. Deaine and Muslin Dresses the highest cash
Drss q. ..S Ss FL; @ s. nSs q S' w Ss
member the original B. Minz and the number, 2S Sixth
Eighteenth All orders from Brooklyn
and Jersey City punctuany attended 70.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBA.
III n.y. Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
a. and 10 r. sad ss and 10 " r. ~ and on SUNDAYS
al s ~ r. H., from Thlrtieth street. (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

4 TTENTIoN.-Ar IA SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
a Twenty nfsh street. Ladies' and gentlemen have the
from California and the Western markets to pay the
highest prices for ladies' and gentemcns Wearing Apparel
than other dealer IN ne We @ pay fcs
alec Calico Delaine. nnsis &C. eentsmess Coats from
don't forget the night number NJ MARCKs M Seventh
avenue Twenty fifth street by calling address
ing you will dealt with honestly. Orders viii be At
tended 70 from Brooklyn. New Jersey. Hoboken &C. La
dies punctualy attended 70 BY Mrs. Marcks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

FINE sADDLs HoRsE. s0IrABLR ia LADY,
n for ale Apply al the stable. northees Of
Tngty -eAgh1h stfe6l and f&1h aVenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
AMUsEMHaTs.

VXyIHTRR "a DRN.
w Third week aud eminent success sf
MISS AvONIA JONES.
who will appear on This "wednesday EVENING" April
~, b. very particular request a.
LADY or LYONS
supyoed By Me- Charles Barroa asd the entire company
THURSDAY EYkkIh0,
MISS AvONIA JONES
will appear Ia her famous role Of
MEDIA.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Ia rehearsal for speedy production romantic historca
drama In fovr Of powerful elect before played
In this city.