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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

ST.. Lours, Oct. ga dispatch from
Gen. Curtis dated Kansas City last night
says, have been pressed all day, and this
afternoon the enemy passed around my
flank when gave him heavy blows. For
several hours We have heard firing in the
east, and just received a message from
Pleasanton lighting on the other side.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PorosAC.
Oct 81. Quiet prevailed in front Of Peters
burg during the past week. interrupted on.y
by occasional picket firing, which was re-
nrwed Thursday night ard Kept up with
spirit until daylight. Along the centre Of
the linc heavy firing was also heard in the
ERECTION Of the James River, but the object
of it was unknown
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Cow Found.

4 NY PERSON having lost brindle Cow, can
"A find the same upon application at the store
II Z. /. WEBB. NJ. l6 lie Claire Row. octl2tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

the most ina,iDie and popuiar remedy ever
known for all diseases Of the female sex. They
have been used in many thousand cases with un-
failing success-and may be relied on in every
ease for which they are recommended, aud par
ticularly in all cases arising from
b5tructioIl. or Stoppace of Nature
no matter tr. IN what cause il arises They IRE
c!isctual in restoring to health al! who are suffer
ing from Wokn.ss dDd Deb,ity, iftrt.. Dss-
Shnru.e. DE-. d.. aud fnrY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

.
MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-Twelve OF the S
Albat.s raiders have been captured, the col
fession of one Of whom, now in Jail S;
Johns, has disclosed the entire plot Il,
states the raiders we're conducted by u
captain of the Confederate service co,nIlis-
stoned for that purpose. There were %
concerned and the amount stolen from
the banks is S223,Oou. The govern.
mcnt has commissioned able council to
take the case up
LATER he following is from the last
edition OF the government telegraph con-
corning the st. A.bans raid
Considerable fears exist that sympa,hiz-
ers for the s.. Adams raiders will attempt
a rescue. A troop Of volunteer cavalry has
been called out to guard jail
Hon. j. j. Abbott had been retained
with Mr.. Jahyin for the accused, and VIC
understand j. IL. Cameron ana MIR. Dew
elm, sent by the Federal authoities.
We have received the following letter
from Lieut.. Bennett Young commanding
the raiders on st. Adams
10 Eds. Evening Teleg aph.
FRsIIBURs, Oct. p.
Through the columns Of your journal
wish to make statement TO the people Of
Canada regarding recent operations.
wen. there FOR the purpose cf burning the
town and surrounding VILLAGES as retaliation
Tor the recent outra es OF Sheridan in the
Shenandoah Valley. AIN u commissi toned
officer Of the Confederate States, aud have
violated no laws of Canada. | do not wish
nv name coupled With eepithets nov APP
pied without a knoyivl re on the part OF
The people as to who ve are AMI why our
action. ! wish also to make few state
mcnts by w1om myscli and party were ia
Ken. was arrested N Canadian soil bv
American citizens with arms in their hands.
! was searched, my p,eket-book taken, and
forciby placed in h'iggy by two men and
start towards the l uitcd States. ireach-
cd out my hands ard caught the reins.
when three pistols were leveied at my head,
with threats to Shoot the damned sconnd-
rel. = me Canadian citizens then spoke
up, and seeing baliii, they started with me
wards him, two CT them holding arms in
their hands. These statements can be
proven ~ Cana'lian citizens. They came
INT" this place and even beyond and threat
ened to kill some us, even after We are in
the hands of the English. am not afraid
TO 60 before the courts Of Canada, and when
the affair is investigated am satisfied my
party will no: be found the vioators ofCan-
adian laws.
Some one hope viii be sent to inve sti-
gate this breach Of neutrality, and award to
those American citizens doing armed duty
in Canadv just mentioned, rewatd of their
l'ansgress'"n. Hoping you will give this a
publication.
remain yours, respectfully,
BENNETT Ii. IoUNG,
LIST Lieut.. &. S. A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Or. HARvErS Female PILLS.
Thew not a new discovery but a long tried
remedy the celebrated


on Of the most cmiacn. physicians, prescribed
them for many years III his private practice, and
no physician was more truly popular or widely
known than hun IN the treatment of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Prepared by an experienced Chemist.

They are perfectly harmless ON the system
may ae taken al auv tme with perfect slieiy
hut dartDy a.. .d Y .t,pes of ir gnane1 ttes
sh0'ti not Il. i1Asn ~ ntUtut,tog. ,..D J.. Il,
result Th,y neses cause any sschncss, pan 81
distress
Each box cou,ains sixty pills and full diree
tions or use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
.4CT LIKE II CEX.EK.N!

in strengthening and restoring, thu system.
Thousands OF ladies who have suit red for year
and tried various ether rem. dies in vain owe a
renewal of their health and strength wholly 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Price One Dollar.

Gut 'h's no ice out II you desire d.. JAsyty ;
Pitts or Book. atid 1t You n..ut procure tnc.i.
OF your .irnagist. do aoi take Any other. ior
some dealers eh' ic a p'inc,rieu VA! ,cco
M n 4Ae ff NJ .t.s~ !irt -nak- = la
, - Al -.. s4~.s, ..e ipat. al.l senl "A
r..f Ia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

+ lARPkNTER AND BUiLDER SHOP m
Commercial Alley. oppOsits Post VaIcs. D..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

MANUFACTURkk AND DRAlRn -
~ h.ss, Caps, Gloves. ksss, .. Ssors :.
= 2. Dc.ween Asah me haff1s0n. aa1asO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
BUTCHERS.

AND AuENI; Buys aud sells Real Estate.
- on c"'''nn'sSion, ATTENDS " renting Hvuses.
AA-'s, etc. Inc best references .,vcn wnen re-
CURED. Oidcs 10 frank Fiuusn,sr'. Lav assa,1,.
snsrsoCe lower end " Post UiAcu Eaoek ~
"'aifs. sepso.uiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, July 6-6P.M.
The share market continues dull but; prices 10 day
were very well sustained. Compared with yesterdays
sales New York Central advanced per cont. Erie pre-
ferred stock u, Reading railroad T., Michigan Southern
y, Illinois Central Cleveland and Pittsburg ~ ceve
land ana Toledo " Chicago and Rock Island II Chicago
aud Northwestern X, Canton Company y, Quicksilver
Mining =, spd Narposa n Hudson River sold the
same Erie Railway declined ~ Cumberland Coal III,
and Ohio aud Mississippi certificates a.
The market heavy In the afternoon, and most OF
che shares declined New York Central closed al I34
Lrie Railway lis, Erie preferred 113x, Hudson River
1875 Reading 1881, Michigan Central 1S7is, Michigan
Southern 93 Illinois Central lsoA, Cleveland and Pitts
burg llI, Chicago and Northwestern g. and the pre-
ferred stock So Chicago Rock Island Pttsburg
and Fort Wayne u.s. Toledo and Wabash 6s Quicksilver
Mining 7es, Cumberland Coal 66!S, and Ohio and Misss
s.ppi certificates Sly
Governments were AFRO down in the afternoon The
yetwenty coupons closed lo4 ,hs one yesr Ger.
sincates at esss
The highest cash prices OF railroad and MISCELLANEOUS
shares the s session OF the Board Brokers to-day
compare with the quotations OF Wednesday OF last week
ne
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laos VS. dusI ana unohsassa. OF Scotch PIC 50 tons
stoIberg sold at $50 and 100 tons Americas ~ e0i
LMx.-Rocklsnd was dull and sold nou,nAily At 81 10
MeIassss vas more active sales or ESQ bbS New Or
isaps al 81 I2s, and $50 hhds. Cuba at 81.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpertiue irregular sales
Of 20 casks French at 50 So 49, American at s. 46
Is co. and French at s. so IS So Resins quiet, with
sm. salos Of French Al $is SIS, and strained 81 ss
Provisions Receipts, 1871 bbls. pork, 6S packages
beef las DO cut meats and sl2 bbls lard Tue PORK
ciude 3,t00 bbl. at Sal SO for mess, 50 IS s45 ian
for do closing At s45 s4S l2Is. sS4 SsI for old
sSs n new ess s S d..
livery buyers option AZ $&8 90 500 do mess buyer
nryas The ' beef maEs Sas ouS. and sr
sales 500 bbls at SIG SIS for country mess 50 $40 for
country prime, $40 $25 for repacked mess, and
quiet at previous price,. Beef hams were dull
Cut meats were hrmer sales ITO pkgs at Use lShc
dull and nominal The lard market was moro actiyes
aud prices were higher; sales 1000 bbs and erces a,
Is &c. l9Hc. Butter firm at soc $50, for ohot
aud SJc 4c for Sate Cheese was in good demand At
15o a 22c tor common TO prime.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1882 bols Ins market was
TO the market There was but little export demand,
though the shippers Appeared very much interested IN
orders at limited prices. The sales wore $500 bbs
crude at Soc SIC on the spot. and SIC Sac for all
the month 200 do refined at $50. &c. In bond on
the spot Doc Tor all the month"; and 85c for August 06c
ss for free the spot, and 81 o5 81 10 Tor all the
SUeAR fairly active and firm, with sales OF 500
hhds. at 2oc 28hc for Cuba muscovado, and 12c. =
lSe. for do in bond rofned quito active and firm
2sc. 2oc for soft white, Csc. for sot yellow,
and 29c. SOC Tor powdered, cruahed and grsnua,ed
SExDs,-Crass was quiet rough tax was 1rm Al So go
80 70.
sress-we note further sale Of 100 bags pepper at
4hc. I44Fl#8 -tK .8M
srxnMAcxtws note sa!s Of TO- 900 pounds refined at
G0c., cash.
TAIlow-1he eales comprise 500 pounds western and
citv at II &c. IT. sc cash.
EnseEy-Reccipis, ], 4l5 bbh. Tho demand more
active and both State aud Western higher. The
1900 bbs. at from 81 20 to 81 rs for State,
and ST IS 81 80 for Westeru-the latter extreme
rate.
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sFcnNn EnARn.
,iTY ComMEacIAL HEpOxr.

WEDNESDAY. july &C i. ".
ASHES Receipts, 10 bhs. The market vas quiet,
With small sales al $ia for pots and 81 y pesrlz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II rs bbls. four, COS be,s
aud ISL bags cora meal sol bushels SIS 90 corn,
and s352 DO oats. lie market was excited nv The lisa
II goi sad The favorable from Eurore snd prices
advanced from u to q cents BARRE with good unsi.
ness az ne advanced yates 10th the spot aud cr H.
urr delivery The sales conrrse rs 900 bb state aud
western. including 600 bbls STATE for July and
Aupus NJ ii sll 10 coo bills choice round hoop
Ohio FOR Augrs' At SIS and eco d. family extra Ia.
dana Al sl3 also 500 bbs S9rhoru ana 500 Canadian
our. Eye Hour was quiet aud steady corn nea, was
trn. with sales 9, 500 hbls Al g. s. IS or Jersey
s. 80 Or caloiic aud 20 puucs irsscywins sold .,
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FINANCIAL.
COLUMBIA GOLD siNINa COMPANY
or COLORADO.

>~~>~~>~->~~@>s>~--~e~>S
COLUMBIA s. sss sSi si:,ss COMPANY
Capital. ...................l so 900 SHARES.
svsso EH4ss1 r sAs' ';s s sss sHAa.
Stock f. paid i ssG =; sss's u '''s.'~''.
lanes N kMs E .;ss Of tho arn Of James
soaE P' 4EGvssToS &c., rresdsn. of the Bank of
TnoaSs a. FOSTER, Esq, late Of tn. arm of Foster
hs4sssz E s: Ne s.; No Rri Fs
ROBERT r PERRIN, ESQ. Cashier Of The Butchers
THOMAS :. FosfER Rsa
MARINE hssti Sank.
SAMUEL e. ssi ssfss7siSsouR. Els.
HENRY A. 6o sSs Ess' Sssrsi City. Colorado
5s:ss.J SsE. nj: Ss
rnoWa iodss including also ruanei Claim Of seo1
sDnseeuve feet or nearly mite il length, directly the
Point b,sss S ' sspsrss :%ss.sas
opened and 900 fee, Tunnel claim with valuable quartz
mill now running and IN sfui operation The Bobts
Isr.'cT having yielded larger than
s. sdxssd j: Kent, Ess': oSesis Gssss SAFE: Sss:y
S s LODE s s ss sS
ga. III is equal e e 70 % sc.d Besides .ho ssGy.
q feet faL North Clear creek. half mile below Black
Hawk City.
The crest advantage possessed BY shis company in
having mill now la sccessfal operation and in short
time the company will additional improved
chincr capable OF working forty eight tons six cords OF
day, frou the Bobtai and Fisk Lodcs which are
yielding from $500 to 81 100 per cnrd uniformly The com
pany confidently expect TO commence paying ut an early
day monthly dividend OF cent gold The stock
ONLY be had for limited period al the Hrst subscription
price, from the constant demand to obtain II
Tor Investment IL must rapidly rise ia value The attention
q capitalists and others i called 70 this company believing
more .nsinsc merit or is entitled 70 greaer conadence IN
Subscription books or the company for only Q limited
number OF shares. at the Office Of ALBERT
II. NICOLAY. Esq., 50 William street. at the price OF S.
share 81 be paid at the tmo subscription aud the
balance SD payable on call when the certificates Of stock
ready to be delivered by the company the whole
amount be paid ~ the time Of subscription, at the
option OF the subscriber to the stock
Parties OF occurring OF the stock at
the above low informed that the company intend
closing the books shortly after which time stock will
sold less than par
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UlHE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
j SAN FRANCISCO,
Incorporated under the laws of the State OF California
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS or DOLLARS,
Paid in Full, Ia Cold Coin OF the United States
Presid

u
Incorporated under the laws nj the State California.
CAPITAL. TWO MILLIONS OF DoLLARs,
Paid in rui, IN Cold Coin OF The United States
d. O. MILLS President
WILLIAM C. RALSTON. Cashier
LEES WALLER, Agents. New York city.
Onices No. % Pine street
This bank having been organ;ed under the OF the
State of California Is prepared with capital Of two nit
lions Of dollars TO transact general banking business
Foreign Domestic Exchange Francisco and
York; viii make collections throughout the of Csli-
oruis and Oregon and the Territories Of WASHINGTON and
BILLS or EXCHANGE on THE BANK or LONDON.
for amounts to suit purchasers will be San
cisco and New York Also. Exchange bought sold
sTooKiloLDERs IN THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
w MIS- Rsis,o, WV Wh N1rrs' Moses u Ellis
R. s. & Fret. ''0' o. :. G,hs. r. K. n. Jeau lee'
Louis ncLane. Isrnan II .cse,s 4. g Henry
VIM 4. Barron. GEORGE H. Howard VIM. Aivord
Thomas He'll II. = Teschmachcr. Ano
Jacob Kamm OF Portland. Oregon
The operations Of the BANK OF Ca fornia win be upon
specie basis Gold and Silver Bullion bought and Sold
THE MEETING ADVERTISED FOR FRIDAY Last,
ana postponed on account Of the excitement IN tie
market will be held Thursday. at +. Nj at fte
old Gold room No 10 William street. OF BeAser
when address will be delivered by Mr. J. H. Hojg kin
on the Union, God Uurre5cy and Geld Tax Accusation
CT 0OO FOR SALE. FOR INVESTMENT. PAY.
S s,a yss ys;r, La Sc
corded and Insured rs class security and will bear the
closest investigation Address boz 705 Post Office.
pOUV.UUU at SIX per cent for 6ye wears, on
NEW WORK CITY PROPERTY.
JOSEPH MASON No. So Pine street. rooms 10 and II.
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Cola was more steady to-day and some business was
transacted at the Exchange which deserted By the
spectators after the passage the Gold bill II opened
IN the morning at GAS but the majority Of the sales were
made az $50
No great amount Of business was done IN sterling ex
change. The currency quotation was PCS . 30
There was more activity in the money market TO day
but rnt an inkng OF the policy Secretary fesseuden
is obtained the rate OF interest will probably continue
firm al seven per cent, with commission Tor sher.
loans.
The following the repor, OF tie A4sisss, rrcasu
.is. QUO
IL
faytneuis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~~">S 1880 - S6S I.6
The aggregate value of the exports OF produce and
merchandise, exclusive Of Specie fran this por, d-ar
the pas. week was IS pa TT
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GRAND PLRAsURR EXCURSIONS
NJ TO LARK SUPERIOR

u 10 LAKk stPERiOR.
One OF the follow na splendid FIRST cass steamer via
CLgyELAnD ILLIS0Ist NORTHERN LI0Hf, IRON
BELLE aud PEwABfC, viii leave cleveland, Ohio 1t
o'clock NJ each day OF the week. except Saturday and
Sunday, and Detroit Mchg following daya at
o'c oek ?. NJ, through The months Of july and August.
GRAND EXCURSION TRIPS
10 ne many points Of interest Inland OF
America which, for utility pleasure and health are
passed BY any sihsr on the continent
Ths trip, OF housan miles embraces sig deersi
OF latitude and eleven OF Longitude includes
cult Lakes Erie St Clair Huron Superior with the
beautiful rivers Detroit ~ Clair and ST. Marie.
The many and extensive mues Of iron and copper,
aualled BY any IN the world with the newly discovered ana
inviting deposits Of silver and cad Wild aud
combined with its pure and brscng climate render the
Lake Superior trip Of far than ordinary attrao
lions 70 the capitalist the student hc pleasure seeker
the invalid
The above named steamers are elegantly ated up with
large airy cabins and s.scrcons While every precauton
has been takon provide for The safety comfort OF
sengerA Fare including sa,erooms ssd meals, about az
rents per mile Time occupied In making the round trip
from eight 10 ten Rooms secured and fn1her infer
nation obtSned By application 70 RIO. HANNA A co.
Cleveland, Ohio Or tss. r. BRADY CO, JOHN HUTCH.
isus BUCKLEY 60, aoa =, r wutttS0 co. De
troll. M,ohsgAe
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EXCURSIONS.
A FAyoRIrE BARGE FOR ExcURsIoYs-THE
n HARVEST NOME aud 'hr RifTNERPCK; sea nboats
with without saoous Also ~ valley Romans
Well aud other groves 10 let Excursion Office $50
street. corner OF Barrow. II. B. CR0ssElI.
A LARGE STEAMER, WITH SALOONS, ALSO
"a snail steaners--The splendid new barscs GEgAI.
DINE and STELLA with Biddle's Grove and oodbridgs
Park. 10 let for e1cut sinns
r.. v. BoNNELL CO.. $50 Front street.
DARGE FOR SALB.-A DOUBLE DECK BARGE,
40 well found aud IN good order. under good char
ter will be sold cheap for cash. with the charter Address
Tor three days A. a.. boz lsy Herald Office.
E,rsHTN0 BANKs.--FAMILrEs AND PARTIES CAN
enjoy the air BY going the Fishing Banks the
seagong steamer MAINLAND, which leaves every morn.
ing Saturdays excepted foot 81 Broome street river
A. clock Peck alp Eas, river $40 A. NJ Dey street,
North river $50 A. NJ. and Fier No North river t5 A.
Fare 81 Dtner refreshments aud good music
board
E,oR CHARrBR--THs SPA STEAMER MARYLAND,
for evening and Saturday eroursions; will accommo.
date one thoussn persons. Apply 10 Mr. SMALLRY, ct
tine Office on Pier % North river FOOT OF Dey street
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RIO CAPITAI,Lgrs.--ei.5O WANTED, FOR vBREE
L months, mortgage household furniture. vorth
$500 20 500 oyoi atsrss VIII We pad Atcsers Y, r..
I0aid gfu,A
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

pursuance or aorits rfen OF the Stock
boters ~ the DelawEre and Hudson Canal Company hed
Che Els OF hrr at tnre witt he ,iurci suoag
persons shs he stockholders In the
tho I'll daT at Jus twelve thousand five hi ad I'd
hafes ol stock N Tho ratio Of
phsrrs ,loc TIE, hnd ly rae stakeholder Certificates
OF stock abportonei wiz BE- ready for drrerv
rncd the eftcr TIE 1T No
scrip viii DO issued for fractions 81 share bat the nuer
of The oc s4eh fractions
he sold at public auction The 2h day 81 Juy snd the
VIII De paid \ and
lF' OF Al gust according 10 their uecive interests
Tho government The above mentioned apporlon
rfsnt viii he Did by The company
B. order o. tbs Beard
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR.
Trla fer.
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4 TrKNrpDy-AT 7,2 SEVENTH AVENUE N MARKS
"A takes the opportunity To sno,u 70 his customers
shat advanced forty cent the
Oast on Wearing Apparel Carpets. Fursiturs Jewssy.
&C. have great demand fer those artccs for New
Orleans and California markets Ides gentlemen hsv
OF the zane 20 ~ poe of cannot fal b. calling
ssiug NJ MARKS, ~ Seventh rwcuiy
attn street. Ladies' waited upon By Mes MARKS.
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Sevrn,rHgs cent premium maid for Prizes Information
furnished. The highest rates for Doub,oons
kinds OF Cold ana silver TAYLOR 4 CO.. BANKERS
Ia Wa! street. Ne~ York
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CASHMERE PAYS rHB HIGHEST PRIcs nor,
IL, Ladies' and Gsnusncrs Cast or Clothing Parties
ws,sd on Nv sdcressng l. CsaAbeg ~ Kss T~slfth sssc
oesr vrssdwW lssdies wa,tsj upso W Ars q.
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A rrENrION--N2 SEVENTH AVENUE. ~ RoeFH.
~ BERG.1 take tho pleasure to ann~ince 70 The cos:
Durir thsl the highest 10 the nty for Cast OF
Ulohi Carpets Furniture, yewery, ~ Ladies' snd
temen assure that YOU VII be dealt Nth 70 your own
calling addressing note to by
H. 2OsRNBERg, az seventh svenuc Ladies aasudsa -
~ Mrs RosenbcrG. Orders will be attended to
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AT as BowERy.-H RosEkTHAL HAS A aREAt
drsfst TO purchase large quantity OF Cast on Wearing
Apparel furniture. CsrpetA Iewery &C. By callins o.
sddrcssng him ladies' and gentlemen obtain e unsest
for each article Ladies attended 10 b. Mrs
thai Plesss remember and Try w. Bo~sy. opposite dreAs
Jones street
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CrEAM WEEKLY TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
OF the Liverpool New York aud Phiadelphia seemshp
arc intended g s.il Is follows
CRY Of issrasy july
Aud .s.ry succeeding saturday a, nooa from pier Ii Ssr
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST c2SiS. $50 sIEERAaE, .:...'..,.ssscc
Do TO London 70 70 London ......... .
:i:s
81. . or s CABIN bin s ST.
friends buy tickets hero al these rates.
e. e
THs HAABVFso sa SasSEg coArAsrs
From son,hampton From New York
skRAhsAlx......jsn: ,s !sss
esm sd .,,. oSossu .tss
shs following rates -rirs cabin sos; second cspn.
freight apply 10 RTsMARb 81 Co. u EssSsss.
For passage apply to @ B. RICHARD BoAs, la
Eoa LIVERPOOL DIRECT -cuNARD STEAMSHIP
r HEcLA, Captain Aacau,sy, VIII sail on TuEspAI
For freight passage appy to x. cUNARD, No. Bowling
Q,HE NORTH GERMAN LLoyD's STEAMSHIP ERw
States nail will sail the Bremsn pier foo, Of Third
SATURDAY. JULY 49, AT IL O'CLOCK H.,
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
LYNDON Se MXVas. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRExKy.
1t tina following rates payable in gold or its equivalent ia
the nrst cabin Sos second cabin So 5o Storage.
The NEW YORK will b. followed by Tao AMERICA July
f0' ''sn' o. pA'''eoss GgIcas co.. es Broad street.
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A sURER pLaCE.-4T 80 SIXTH AVENUE LADIsa
"A and Eeetesoen viii Eni the fsir and honest deser D.
kINTZ 10 they dispose OF their q Closh
log Carpets Fruiiurs aud Jcwsy at ATTY per
by oher dealers In the CITY. promise 10
lowing pr Silk Dresse, from s. TO as; boata -
Ga Pants 81 10 81 Also for woeen, De and Niue
lin Dresses The highest cash will he paid call
note By pot VITA BE- pnnctusly attended To. LADIES' az
tended 10 by Mrs Mint Please remember the original
Mntx and the Number. 2S Sixth avcnus ElgtceaiA
street Orders from Brooklyn and Jersey Os pupc.sy
aul IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

CTRAMsHf HECLA WILL DtscHARaE uNDBR
- sensal cra.s ais day !ybursasyl s.iy 2 .. Conrd
will bs ssst 10 wnselsrs store Atlantic dock, Brookiyu
&. OUNAnD. No Bevliaa 0rcss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

A CARn-THREE ALIEN SUBSTITUTES. ALREADY
IA accepted will this day exempt three principals rolled
Or drafted, Inquire at the law Office OF WEsrBROOK