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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17
A LITTLE LATHEn FOR THE COMMANDING
OFFICER.

/ Ishould be totally and entirely untrue
to every principle Of justice and human
ity, did l omit to make honorable meu-
ton OF Ia noble and heroic commander.
Colonel Gotorear does not need any in
PRODUCTION to your readers, most of whom
have had occasion to esteem the man, and
admire the officer. Inthe camp he lisa
father to his men-in the field he is a
lion in strength, tiger in agility, a
strategist unexcelled, man@uvering his
men with all the subtle ability ola Napo-,
leon or a Wellington, and holding them
by the power of his win as successfully as
EoIus. did his subjects. On the battle
field as fierce as a bull, he relaxes his
sternnes the moment the engagement is
through, and weeps like an infant over
his dead and wounded children. We
all love him, and he deserves our adora-
ton. have these facts from Col. Goto-
rear's own mouth, and you can rely on
them.
THE $3.50 TIE BEST REGIMENT IN THE conf
% AAND.
Idonot wish to make any inyidious
eomFs isons, but l think my statement
will be undisputed when ! say that the
333dis the best regiment in the Depart.
ment Our Brigade commander, as !
hayeIlearned from very coed authority,
says ,hatit is the best regiment in his
brigade, by all odds. The statement
that he made any such remark about the
lIIte ar the 222d, or any other regiment,
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RIGHT.


You have no idea, readers, of the inn
mense circulation of the paper with
which have the honor to be connected.
That it is enormous, you would infer
from the meritorious character of the
sheet. But when / tell you that the
business agent of the paper here has got
rich off of two numbers, and has given
the business up, with view to purchasing
an estate at Beaufort with his two weeks
profit, you can base your idea on some
thing more tangible. The publishers de-
serve great credit for their enterprise,
and for the exercise of that integrity
which is as truly an clement of success
in business as are industry and shrewd-
ness.
4 MODEST WORD FOE MYSELF.
| do not claim any merit whatever for
myself, but in justice to the paper which
represent, / feel it to be my duty to
state that am not without reputation as
writer, reputation which ! may say,
with honorable pride but without par
ticle of silly egotism, is not eclipsed by
that of any newspaper correspondent
not even Bull Run Russsll. have fire.
quently given my advice to officers high
in command, and l think if the Presi-.
dents opinion could be obtained he
would freely saythat had it been follow
ed, many of the disasters to our army
might have been averted. AS said be-
fore, l claim no merit for myself, but
one thing can say and that is that
whatever faults Imay have l never knew
fear, and so, without any particular
credit to me, am always at the front,
and thus get all the news. That / am
industrious, / think no one who has OBJ
served me viii deny, and | know that |
stand well with the Colonel / shall
send no news that is not officially yeri-
fed 4
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TpR1vArE NOTE TO pUBLIsnERs.]

Messrs. Publishers The paper takes
frst-rate. The Colonel likes it, and l
think he win subscribe, when the Pay
master gets around 1 shall only charge
you $40 per letter. I can get $40 from
another quarter, but somehow like to
work for you. / think the paragraph
about important news will make the next
two numbers sell well. You may send
pay for ten letters if you see fit. The
paper takes first-rate.
w. SHAKESPEARE SAPPED.
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[REspoNsE OF THE FIRM,]

W. Shakespeare Sapped-Sir I'VE
have published your letter, with sub-heads
to suit ourselves, as you suggested, as a
curiosity, and enclose $40 for it. We do
not care for any more. In our reply to
your application for the position of regu-
lar correspondent at Camp Blank, we
promised to remunerate you literally for
any interesting and well-authenticated
news you might send us and we shall be
ready to do so at all times.
Respectfully yours. &c,
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/ stamp as talsehood, tor 1 Know 0uf
Brigadier well, and am sure he would
not deliberately tell a lie. This brigade
formerly consisted of three regiments;
two have been sent away, but the Gener-
al says if the 333d is taken from him he
shall resign his commission.
IMPORTANCE OF THIS POST.
lam truly honored in being placed in
the important position Of sole corespon-
dent at this post. Its strategic impor-
tance is great, and it is q position re-.
quiring a constant watchfulness and
strict discipline, for if Hilton Head and
Florida should be recaptured, the en-
envy are liable to come down on us at
any time.
30 NEWS AT PRESENT.
cannot send you any news for this
issue, not that there is nothing of an in
teresting-I might say startling-charac-
ten; but should be an ungrateful
wretch did violate the confidence which
has been reposed in me.
BRILLIANT PROMISES FOR THE FUTURE.
1t is not improper for me to remark.
however, that you may be on the watch
for news very soon, and it will be intelli-
gence of movement which will strike
a blow at the very heart of the rebellion.
Shall say that Rich----no no, / viii not,
for The sentence might be construed as
contraband, and will not finish it.
/ shall send you the full particulars of
the movement as soon as they are de-
velopcd. They will probably appear in
next weeks paper, and certainly by the
next one, but everybody had better buy
for both weeks, so as to make sure of it.
SOME REMARKS ABOUT THE WEATHER, TO
IxrESD MY LETTER AND INTRODUCE \
SPECIMEN OF MY FINE WRITING.
Like superseded General has Winter
disappeared, with old Boreas and all his
staff, and we are now under the mild rule
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Sales bn Aneiion.
7 RIFECKER. son g. Co., will sell

A J. BLEFCKER, son g. Co., will sell
AUCTION or THURSDAY. July 81, al " o'clock, at
c ,csrre salcroo', No III b,calwsy ucs desirable
plot If GROUND with impIoyemens thereon IN ths center
consisting Of about two acres fronting FiAbuh Rarca d
ard last Broadway being one o the most desirable con.i
village Tie improvements con.is, u large dwelling. with
bas si wagon house fnc Idon f1t and ornamental trees
Fulton F,r-y rondes this On opportunity seldom 70 lee met
With Of the purchase money can remain on bond ara
,ey n desired For maps &C. apply at Ore No II Cedar
s. or on the premises.
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rTHE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TEF EEw.YORK sEMI-WEFRLT TRIBUNE il pub
A.ted every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
CoSrEsTs o; No. 1ss5. .fJgLr 81


LgAoISG AEricLEs-Mf Ciases Resignation; Congress
Summing Up The Aisbslns Two Stories Grant The Treas
Dry investigation Toe London ConeTeuce Iaunany the
WsrPsh Ooqdoetur Cau.rs' 4 ilge o Iiesi 1ie Nee;
ifs Of soyeres At kssngn spai end Perm Ire Raid;
Mckee, and tue L Dted Stetesi Editorial PsrsFaPhs
WAR NEws sCasARY-N litsTy Diyid9n Of tie Miss sppi
GENERA NEWS SUszAKY-Nexs Rom " ashiugtoEi Aes-
York. Political, Domestic Miscesuy
FORgIGS hEws sussAKE-EaEoVci South America, Ind
Tar GnrAr coSrz,r-ofc.sl Dispatches from tho War
Cay. GRASrs orEEATI6Ss Iylsor's Groa: Raidi Gcn.
Srsnt ss,i.haS VIII f., The E5Psli,on NJ
aPg[ Tbo Reb.. RSris.a 'T Tbs pIs1
patton OF sgero'sa Cenhrnisd They Reported 10000
Strong Contradictory Euuors
FKoN rHE hRHTo OF raE POrcSAc-Couspondenco Of The
FKos CIV. BUTIERs HEADovARTTRs-oOuespOudence Of
lHr ESD OF THE ALasApATbe Fight between the Kesr.
ar:e and the Alabama Tbs Alabnus ilefeSed and san.
Accouu. by tho Correspondent Of the London H'i Official
FRoa WismSeToS-spociai Di.galcAe. to Tie n. Z.
THiRrs .EiaHru coSeayss-Fm.r sgsnoS-Proceedias'
Il he senate sud House Of itePresecta've.
ANOrHSK LEAy IRON JAMES bUCBkNAS's BOOK
FRoN N lRYLASDCogEe ondenco o. IiSe \. y Tribune.
8YS SHsRMASs OPERATIONS OMISSION Probably Cross
A.nosi IN Sight; The Attack on Keresaw Mountain.
IRON Grx. snERxAs's ARsT-Corespondenee OF The
ras Fmsr srss1os or rHy XxXvIrIrH COMBINES
Correspondence Of The \. Y. Tribune.
FRos IHg DEPARTMENT OF THE OuLy-CorTespoDdenoe
LADY AtDLkYs sscREy. A EovsI.-By ~ Z. BIsddon.
Taos dsoRers-cqrrespondene Of TIE n. Z TdbuDe.
YRox MissounI-Core.poudenc OF The N n Iriou9s .
fHa STATE neutrality-suspicious. Of Tbs N. Y.
fus DRr Goops Market
N1x.YoaK waoLEsALE PHicHs or CouSTEr PhoocoA
PERsOSAL-
roLincAL
CfTf ITEas.
AGRrcvLTrRaL lrkH-
mncEIIANEOus ITEMS
MARRIAGES AND DgATHs
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1nsirncllon.
NE, MERCANTILE COLLEGT.

AT PAlNE's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
No. O Bowcry and No. 25J Fulton q, brook'yn. lf'r
m oy lc ni,lnt-fs rcaieml u .cqnnn, bus.
no.. education in Fsok i-rnirr Wrrt Arithmetic &c
Terms ele. Opcn cay and evening tio yosr ro9nd
EDUCATIONAL AGENCN--A reliable me-
IL diln ~ obtaining Teacher. for AcuisIic schools
lamlcs and ns pa,at Iu'or ~ oscrnrssoe Tor fci-
lars With Terms aud Reference address j. A. NASH, No >
BsexmAns', y. \.
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proposGle.
onpSncr ogs1cs, wAR DEPARTMENT. !


WAsnIvGroS j.. g. Juiys. 1854.
PROPOSALS for STEAM FIRE-ENGlNES.
Sealed Proposals. VIII DO received "a THIS ONCE until
Nondly The 2jh day o. July loai a. O'Clock M TO inr
So 90 second or ri oar Steam Trc.Eueine, perfect
ucon power complete g. I'll rl.t., with a the mod IN In
prove-~ts conbucd 10 drawn r. hrud power the wesi
not to exceed so pound, whom rcsay ior 'eyice The d.
arl cav BIZ Of for-ns one ID s'rram II wsicr from ~
incl to,e a,crug fon 80 10 25 cot and two stream
from nrh nozzle ayrrsg from RS 90 gro feet Thee
Engine, are TO be- sap lied with 1,ndrs end Io. Cars 81
approved const11ct,-l. will a ue necrs aly hh- lil
axe % b. subject 20 sd nlpccou hy ntcd suites ir
y.tor and 10 be- received pad 1l until they have
ote ''iei @it io he'd I'd, q ,e Wv ,dr be- directions
Tho bidder be required to accompsny bic proposition
with sl.-4ny. firuca by 80 Responsible" pr-n th,i 10
5r fhe sre ,h good ard saficiei surctie su equal
10 thc amount Of tho contract, 90 deliver tho sri.cb
proposed IN conformity Win IT, icrns Of tl, ad,.ri,e
neati end aid bidder should i TO enter into the
ron:tsc .y Hlf" soyd iis dhslce between the ode.
u sd bidder oni te next bidder, or tho person
90 whom, t.e ,0u'rici may BE- avfrded
Htrrnar p''y ~ tle rlr.u'os must be shown by The
81 a certificate O. tl Ccs Of tho naIc bssci ooari' or
Oft tui.,i States ID ri. itowey.
Rpndl ia I'm equal 90 in amount 81 The oonif''i
snld bY De- contractor and bah 81 is -4lrAtor. va
CURED O.. tie spece.iu bddls W bii4e'' upon 'gnni
FORM or GUARANTY
w tis ur1ar.snod. resident. OF ----- IN the coln.
~ ~ ------ and Stale ol ---, t,rcby, jointly
s,.'. ~. , Ia N - bo a'ee-..i "a is
or ,lev vii 81, ,rc. execute the contract fr he
lai. of ne contract 90 fsm',h thc rr'.-- proposed ga
conformity to tho oil this ady,re fl'ui dfi'f jon
1874 Uld,r i. tho bid wts malr, end in c.sr tho $3.50
ial lfI. Co. enter Itf contract AL ii'icsaii, Nr
1uarutes 60 max. good fe diH-c~ ih- onof VI The
sid - sni tho i,Et lowest ponslhie bidder 90
sle Itr.ai Co whom Use contract Iray Dr. arasdcd-
Gi,rn under our hsnts ahd sea-,
Tie --- DAY " -----, IT,
Nfr,fs. seal.
ocll
10 ti- gusr.n'y iaa be sgP,ld tie Oh "a crf,a-sic
alfrl f.rU.'0fUf.
Iesr u nr srr 10 De- drBvrrrds n he psrof nsnrfsr
frra p.u fre yard b. tfa f1 uc.,stni bidder wi
mott "a ans finished vl job forms ~ contract tni bond
a.. Department l,-T.s te r-t 10 DIe my or 81 bis, 81
n1- deemed -liis..rt1fy. - 49, - 80
propafs.s viii bee rtlre.-efto "HRfGADiERGFNFRAL
GIDHl. ~. RAMSAY. t..Ht ol N-ti7rrs. MaaIfr un
D. &C." aid viii y, lad .rirt fro..sit Or -c'n tEc
GEORGE -. RAMSAY,
Erirf'-r.t irrrr.|. (lIli ~. ord ar--.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwarrsnted manufacture Also sod Chestnut ana " ANU
Chamber Suite, plain and ntal, OF H. r. fAhlIiu
TONS 800 Csratst opposite Wooster. Established iSth
IMPORTANT to FURNITURE DEALERS
i The old e,..bished PsRSITURE WAREHOUSE,
No 2ga Hudson A. door from Bro0me will be LIZ ana
balance the Stock hand sold very sdVantaeeous
terms for the purchaser Also, smart young Pony Cat ana
Harness. inquire on the premises.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
IrNMER ARRANGEMENT.


1859. COMMENCING MAY y iGoi. 1854
Passenger Station IN ewiork 2th.st. and Ahv
Entrance 21iL-sf.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
For New.Hsven . tEzl 1850 o. m.i l2:lJ tfz.h 700
On, $3.50, $50 AID tf1.l y. On.
ror Bridgeport :. ca 1850 Ms 1913 (t1l, 3HS
Oh $50 5:ao sni (EE.D pm
For Mi0ri and StrltiJrd. liOa. NJ. 80 800 p m
For Fairfield Southport and wes'por, T. l:J0 ~ "a
5:Op, NJ.
For Norg.k go liao = Ri i2:l5 (EE.l, 500 9TH
Fox Dsien aud OIceawich. :. $50 i.so M, $50 i;a
5;0P. IN.
Tor SlauL I'd, = ,EK.L $50 II - ui 1915 tkzhJ
Ok, $50 i:yo. $50. gu (EK.) p. M.
For Port Chester snd Intermediate ssgas = $50, I51
N. ; $3.50, 40, $3.50, bs.1, y. IA.
.CONNfG TING TR AIMS.
For Boston via SPRING. .. m. iEa); tFH.l p.
For Boston via shore Line 2:i5 t.r.) p an.
For Hartford aud Springfield, lt.2b ll'-V n (Exl.
$3.50. p.
For Connection, River Railroad A. Ox). u3os m. I,
Montreal ) p. ~. 70 Northampton.
Tor Hartford, Providence aud FishS1 Railroad (Er),
ll;a0 q.
For New Haven New.Loldou snl stonHs;oa,Ra.!roal..
o. IN. I.:l5 g @ ?.
For Csna Railroad 1915 T. NJ. 70 No,thlu!ioa
For Housatonic Rairoad. 3 =. M; 3p.
For Naugstuck Railroad, : .. ~. . ?. ~.
For Dsnhury aud Norws'k Railroad = 80 = m $50
CoulnOdiOus Sleeping Cars sttsch>i To m Irtns.
JAMES II. HOfT Supcruter1en;.
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Mem publications

TWO CAPITAL BOOKS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
BATTLE FIELDS OF OUR FATHERS
By virginia +. Townsend
Til, volume s scene Of which Is laid in due ofthe Re'o'
lo l. rred 10 The publc with the conviction tia, It viii
address. Itself Of once to the hearts Of the American people.
rlab.roiue. GRACE PALMER, is the ideal woman Of the
Revolution.
ofhc ,o, tore Of tie book tlc publisher need not speak
H.. author name is an enpie of M eInes, 81 and
purity o. rupo.o Tie book should find welcome IN every
One volume l2no. CLOTH Price 81 90
NAOMI sroRRENrE.
HISTORY OF 4 WOMAN
GEGrgrpF r. DE viNUr. Price sl
New-York:
joins BBADBuRy.
Cute ". Doolady',
No A. Walker 81.
Eatsr Of the above hooks sent by mail receipt Of Price
EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
r. READ COCHlNS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION
i10'N9 w" PRf aIf LiNCoLNS Foley.
The most important and timely BOOK OF the season "''o
CIRCULATED EyFRYWHTRE.
TIE STANDARD WORN On EMANCIPATION On H..
MANY THOUSANDS have alroady been soid ana TIC IT.
= Red tis fciio icr. rom te first statesmen Of the
country ', lo Ii, 70 John o E. i. u Maryland
think tina. large circulation Of the work IN ths S,Fe
, So s'; Who would read o book iip6 in their
From lion VIM. Phee, T. ; Attorney Tor h,hiG } ic,.
m . and oo. moi Ak YOU 10 take the ord Of the author
nccv i tho Border Stats ,, greatly assist n render
mus honoseneous people. itordi4ry greet It's circulation
among vs. From Hon. WIN. L. Marshall Of Maryland.
IbI 70 cali the attonton,o mon oI Energy snd
coafse throughout State to the w'IS l9l may Ie,' as
suIea THAI win AID Jonf p1pSf so no 80, o.
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III CONTINENTAL,
II No. lisard l2l Nes,'us..,

TAs paper Published II Spanish compress in today.
tsue. tie follow ing topics Peru and Spain; nro.t Letter
IRON Lincoln; Tie boe Of Heuza,is'. new COnst1iio
u oies Of The Mexican Representative in Europe against no
Maxniau oau; the Anniversary 81 tie 18Th Of Jolly ia the
United sa.es inerriny description OF tic Naval tombst
between Kcsr-srge aud the Alabama, and many oics
editorial articles, together with tEe ua extensive
Commercial Review.
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printing.

NYTM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Fulton
w st.--SrE M JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTUREEs.
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SArETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER. FlTCHBURG. NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie and sia'Inch steamers 81 the NorW ten iuc,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NfN-fORK,
leave Ncw-io ORR daily (SundAys excepted ~ o'clock
from Pier No. - North RlvoT, foot of Nestiy-st.,
FOR NEN-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Etpe Train rom cha
above poi p via Norwich snd Mo.costeg, Boston and Nor
ceer ogcestel ard Nashua aud New IL ndoa aid Nohers
Railroads
Frcish aken the loves. rates For information inquire
E'S NAItrlN Asont. lie Pcr.
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AID pleasant soiofncr place 100 miles foni EeYoIk;
miles frorn Erie Railroad Arpl 70 J. - BCRSiER Room
~, 10, GV. Eseautb. s., or a, 40 LAluq'9hst
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4 ONtT ISLAND RAIIkVAU = 20 MNLH
i i ARRANGESfENT-Leavs.N New. YORK. laugs slip AID
al,s Riyer Tor GroeuPor Sac ierboT ha'pons &c,
atRs ~ Por Greeup0rt Ri,-hesi. laphsnk and Lake.
Ind az a M and $3.50 For l,ip, babyor sne tsisl'
in-dse AZ a. m and $50 snd $50 p For syoss'1,
a. nln IA and % D. NJ tSfsge. connect Tor Cod Sprrk
tyster BAY ana Huntingon For eupstesd Jamaica, sni
WipEeJ 81 and 1879 A. sud 30. so ond ~ 2. m
.'fS.n.y FXCTRSTpS TRAIN - Leaves 18th =, al
re- Al g.s o. Or Ryerhesd pping at az stations er
cent emp.egd sa syo,,e Eaa,,,,n Tickets q. t, tAi'
OF reduced rates. fl hr.a.TF,Irr
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IGOR SALE--At $500 per acre, half cash, a
beautiful PLOT OF GROUND, comprising 20 aces, on
Rsirosd 30 minutes ON Jersey Cry. Wiz ss 10 parcel, Of
TO- or acres This land y no, nfcOr TO any In market
poses For r.rdcul.is ,ppy to s. WEEKES No % Jol.
St-, Room No. {.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FOr AL
NV - rpov fnNSTCplXC ,vi.b FRAly3
TIANTIC aud GREAT WESTERN

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEWsBRoAD GAIGE RoUI PAs-
SENCFR TRAINS LEAVE HEN-YORk. via. the Ens
Rsiiyay from foo. Of Chambers-si. RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. O., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS,
connecr IN railroads III principal cities IN the Ne,'
mn, road Is he ny extended and viii Do in complete
running order Mansh4d Gallon, rbsas Dayton Cneia-
raii and 81 Louis withou, b.esk Of gauge --,.
N IA GoopxAS Gen Ticket At, Ii. r. SWEETSER,
Meadyille Pa General Supt
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! FFIJCTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"a EXPOSED! FGlIaciss unmarked. Highly imporisn,
I, both sexes Nervous aud Nirui,ut Diseases and Phyb
Weakness arising from Specific Causes New end rohle
Treatment by u LAiAlONi Pals London, and New GA
Physician and Sursson a No. lJ Bi0adway W s'1 iIoih
10 a. IN. to p. N. - =
I'VE concur with other papers IA d. L..
Reform Dispatch S,aas Zeu's. atlas iics ReyieW &c
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TOR SALE-several STORES on the Gth-av.,
III near 25.hs..
Also STORES on tho IN av., nea- 23dsi
Also several Of bosest bown.tone front lou SIS ard
LOTS on jthAy- near lSEh-sl., Harlem,
For particulars sppyto
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Real Gsiale for Sale.
LSce ols0Aacti0R SGle'.l

EOR SALE,-Central Park Lots on 9Th and
IL ethsvs.
Also, Lots on the principal avenues and streets
For particular, apPly " ALLEN 1 BROWN
No Erosdwfy.
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DEADING ON A RAIL.
CUNLIGHT WITHIN NY HEART (song)l

- Wait, Love- until the War s. over with fctuIe oao'
Tphs Lament; soldiers Happy Return (szorrknl aust
March. each Soc NEW ACCORDEON iNSIGUG TOR
over 200 tunes; NEW CONCERTiNA INSTRUCTORS, over
FREDERICK BLUME No. 2aa BOwesy.
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PIANOS. MTLOI1TONS.
BROTHERS,


IA ANUN y HAWLlN tAbINfI Vi,WNN',
IFb for FAMILIES, CHI RICHES, and SC lOOLs.-Rec1s
uisl ~ q must 81 psof. lon ~ er,silv superos ~ Hlrn0
uiluis Al,,drona aud az other small orgnt Sec Illus
tifod catalogue for eai-ii testimony 10 the superiority
from nj ,ority OF the eueu, orsanss IN America
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

GTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, |
y Dublin AND BELFAST
The Steamship BRITANNIA viii ssi THIS DAY ct
p. i1. 49, a., ar e
agc. : t5-reyaD.e IN 4. :. currency: Apply -
FRANCIS MACDONALD L Co.,
30. 8 NoWl.ns G-een.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
llANns MElnnEONA. HARMONITMS.

i -. NJ PELrON NJ 81 Broadway, \. Y. P1loubets
ieror HiTlpriurls 100 sad s2s with pedal, @}S TO
igA lustruucn,s ~ LET, % SOLD on iistn!lnicu;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

" FROM foot Of Cour.lsndtst. connecting at Hampton
junction with Delaware, Lsekawanna and Western Railroad
end a. Eason with Lehich alley Railroad aud it,
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh aud tho West with
,.lt.r -acfea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
Gieamboais ano Railroads..
f FOR MAN BURGH.-

CtNDAY BOAT FOR MN Ri RGH.-
Tho new .seanboG. THOMAS GOLFER win leave jay
s. Picreyefy SUNDAY MORNING. t5 0c1oo for Newburgh
hndiay a 3othst Hew-York, fouasu IIss,ug,, Dobbs
Cold Sp,ns anl COsnwar Refusing eayrs Nevbsrsh at
| O'Clock n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-08

Blacksmiths' Bellows:
Rlacksmiths' Anyils:
Blacksmiths' Sledges;
Blacksmiths' Hammers;
BlacksIniths' Eises;
Shoe Shape;
All kinds and sizes of Bar and Sheet Iron, Cast
Steel, Spring Steel, Toe Cork Steel, Horse Nails
1000 Ds. Refined Borax, and Carriage Bolts
Together with general assortment Of Black
smiths Tools