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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-15

Nothing OF importance has occurred to-day
on the lines In front of Bermuda Hundred and
around Petersburg rllrrI.r ~ -
R. E. LEE, General.
sHRRIDANs CAVALRY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN VA,l
June $3.50 p. N.
General Hampton reports that the enemy s
cavalry advanced yesterday to Nances Shop,
them and drove them from their works, pur-
suing them until nine P NJ, to within two
miles of Charles City Court House.
They left their dead and wounded on the
field and along tho route. Great credit is due
to Gen. Hampton and his command for their
handsome success.
Very respectfully, +. e LEE, General
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a acceptance by Fesscnden OF the See.
retaryslsIp Of the Trcasury..Recon.
strucsiOn Of Rebel States--SpeclaI 5
Per Cent. War TaX--CIosing scenes
tn Congress. t s..
WASHINGTON, June 1.

WASHINGTON, June /.
Both Houses have passed the amendment to
the CONSUMPTION bill, and it only requires sig
nature by the President &c ,ecome law. It's
provisions may be summed up thus: The $500
Communication clause is repealed volunteers
are allowed bounty of $500 for every wear !:
ffty days notice is required before any draft is
enforced; substitutes are allowed to be pro-
cured ny drafted persons, neither of whom are
entitled to receive bounty. The bill passed by
twelve majority.
Il is now fully known that Senator Fessen-
den has accepted the position of Secretary of
Monday, and has already recommended spe-
cial war tax of per cent. on all incomes.
To day final action has been had on several
very important matters. Both tho Senate and
House to day in lieu ofall bills, plans. &c, for
the reconstruction of insurgent or rebel States,
adopted joint resolution by q large majority
declaring that no such State shall be al owed
to cast an Electoral vote for President and this
of course excludes Tennessee from participat-
ing 10 any vote for or against Gov. johnson.
This morning both finance committees held
an important meeting, at which it was resolv-
ed to present to Congress DILL levying spe-
cial war tax of per cent on all incomes of
any person derived from whatever source, to
be paid on the 1st of October next, in addition
to the present regular income tax of per cent.
just before the evening recess this measure
was introduced into the House and caused do.
.cided sensation. No action is taken, but it is
believed that it win pass ere adjournment.
There were four very important bills passed
~ both houses during the prolonged session
last night. The first was the c0nscription act
ao0lishing the consumption Communication
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PROCLAMATION OF TNE PRES.
lDENT,
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHIyCT.,x July < 10

~, VhoaANGNpNs Ouly ., 1851
WHEREAS, many citizens of the Sfate If
Kentucky have joined the forces of the insur.
gents WHO have on several occasions enferad
said State Of Kentucky in large force and nat
without aid and Comfort furnished nv djs,f r. a
ted an dslOyA citiz ms Of the United Statea
residing t ere an have not oulv di.turbeff
the puonc peace but have endeavored
osertnlo" their Government and
made tagrant civil war. DESTROYING nron.
erty anu life In various parts of that State and
whereas 1t has been made known t., the Presi.
dent OF the United Sta es by the officers eff nm =
armies tn It combinations lave been formed in
said Stale Of Kentucky with q purpose of in
c!ttng armed forces to renew said Operations of
clvh war within the said STATE and thereby ia
ose .uo Oui0ed States armies byOperating
10 sald States and renewedly to endanyer th.ir
safety. t-,.l,., ""se' 'noN
NOW, therefore,, I, Abraham Lincoln. Presf!
dent OF the United Statss by ' rtue If the an.
th0rliy vested 10 me by the Conslirution and
laws, DO hereby declare that 10 INV iiIdynrnt
tne pubic ca ETY. espee ally requires ttIat the
suspension Of tue privileges Of tue writ of ha-
peas corpus: pr0cl lined IN the aaid proclama-
ton OF the 10Th OF September. 1868. be made
eff ctual and be duly enforced 10 and ID, ough.
out the said State Of Kentucky, aud that niar-
s'aI law % for the present declared therein.
! 40 therefore hereby require OF the military
ou1eers In the said STATE that the privileges Of
the writ OF Hubeds CoypMs be efectually Gus.
pended within the said State according 10 che
aforesaid proclamation and thai atrial law be
established therein, to take effect from the
date Of the proclamation. The said suspension
and establishments of martial law to Continue
until this proclamation shall be revoked or
modified but not beyond the period when thA
said rebellion shall have been suppressed or
come to an end. ta .5,--.
And do hereby require and command A
we'll military as civil officers and authorities
existing, or found 10 the said State of Ken.
lucky to lake notice of this Proclamat atom and
and to give full effect to the same aud to the
martial law herein proclaimed, and that anv
thing in this Proclamation ordered. viii mt
be deemed or taken to interfere with the hciS'
ing of lawful elections, or with the nrocsssS
ings OF the constitutional legislation 40 -
with the administration of justice bv tho cos. -.
Of law existing therein between cit;xens ofthc
United States and suits, or prOceedinr S - sS
do not affect the military operations or th.. c..
stituted authorities of the government Of s the
In testimony whereof have herennto az
my hand and caused the seal of the IiU,ssd
States to be affixed sN5-' = -. s ''Ao o"is01
Done Of the city OF Washington. this I'll, dsv
OF July IN the year Of our Lord 1894 ANA If
the independence Of the United S.ai4s the 8Sth.
O1gneo) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
W. b. SEwAHD. Secy Of State
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THE MOVEMENT AGAINST RICH.
MORD. .a ..s3a,a.

mORD. .4 t,s3s3s.t
Fighting by wilson's Cavalry.-wil-
son Surrounded BY the Enemy, out
is Relieved by tho 9Th Corps.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Advices from the
army to yesterday noon are at hand; lnc.u9.u ,g
some further particulars of the hgnung oy WIZ
sons cavalry. intercepted on tnes aS'u p';,. am
a raid on the DanviIle and Richmond Railroad.
RepOrt SAWS that Wilson had been lighting des-
peratelv for three days, and that the rebels at
one time succeeded In capturing . number of
hie gnns. light field pieces, but that he subse-
ouently recaptured them. Wilson had accom-
plished the purpose OF ms RAID, VIZ: Thor
onphlv Destroying the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad for a long distance. and doing irrepar-
able damage to rebel communications.
On his way back he found himself surround
ed his only means of getting out teiny through
an almost impossible swamp; but 90 ne OF his
forces succeeded in getting through with con-
siderable loss. He lest it is reported several
of his wagon trains The 9Th Corps being
nearest to the point where he was beleagure1
was Immediately sent to his relief, and the LIST
Brigade Of the I'd Division. making q charge on
the rebels. recaptured eight guos without
horses however. In this charge. Col mel John
BOlar, 9th Pennsylvania, was killed. The
movements Of the I'd and 9Th Corps then prov
cd successful. The diversion they created en-
return to the army. His loss was considerable
Parties who came up state that to day terrific
firing was heard at City Point. yesterday NON
ing, from the direction of Bermuda Hundred.
and it was reported there that the enemy had
charged u pom Buffers forces and were badly
repulsed. No definite information has, how
ever, been received.
NEw YORK. July "A letter from Bermuda
Hundred of July 1st, says: "Gen. Wilson g
and Kautn' cavalry have returned from their
recent raid"
NEW York, July IA headquarters srecial
to the Times records the return of Gen. Kautz
with the loss of many men aud horses, II guns
and wagon train. but the expedition was most
successful in the destruction Of the i,anville
and Weldon railroad mills. and an immense
amount of rebel property. On returning they
were overwhelmingly attacked by Fitshugh
Lee and HamptOn's cavalry and infantry
Kautz repulsed them several times but was
finally surrounded. The loss of wagon ira n
al d artillery was unavoidable. The retreat was
effected through dense wood and marsh. He
left the a. tillery spiked and the wagons burned
1t was reported that the 6 b Corps had viyor-
Ously attacked the rebels and retaken so,ne
guns. Eight guns we're retaken by the 9Th
Corps and division occasioned by the move
ment of the I'd and 9th Corps enabled Wilson
to defeat the rebel cavalry, and reach our army
with considerable loss.
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dead bodies recovered So; leaving unaccount
ed for 8 of the 1874 two since died, and the
body of the conductor was recovered ONTO
day, SO that the total loss of life 80 far. accord
ing to this calculation. would be 81. The ones
unaccounted for may be either dead or still in
Quebec, where the balance of tho passengers
b.. the Neckar remained.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-15
A Call for AS ttance from the West
ern Armies.

81. Louis, Mo-, July 8, 1864.
Army Ca~sm;Hee Hou.g MEMS Christian Associe-
ti0n, 81. Plu!, HIM. ii.- . .al
This week have returned from q tour ia
Nashville and the Army Of the Cumberland.
Tell your Ladies Aid Society that there are
f:om 800 TO $50 and 1000 sick and wound d
men coming to Nashville daily from the front.
They need rags. baniages, shirts and drawers
~ Nashville Uery VERY mach. The demand is
80 great that it can"ot be supplied Men wi h
running wounds from the front who come
there can't stay long enough 10 get shirts
and drawers washed, have no change; can't
yet them in N. Have to pass en- In their
blWdy garment. or saturated with matter
from ruuning sores. Tell the ladies to rake
and scraps St. Paul for rags and lint. and send
at once to Nashville BY express. Everything
is exhausted there in all the departments.
have got the Union l,dies to take hold of it
here aud they will do what they can but it
needs a vast upply. Try and forward some
boxes 10 three days after you receive this or q
single box per day. It will 20 free by express
ihen We want more Delegates there and
mere. Cant you send us some2 The Medical
Director at Chattanooga this week sent to
Nashville for six men, and there was not enc
70 send Try and SEMI some to us bat more to
-''' SHEPARD WELLS,
General Western Field Agent U. 3. =. Com.
lne soovea2peal Is as strong as it is pos
s'ole 20 make it. And the cause of humanity,
at least demands an immediate response. ANY
packages from this immadiate vicinity NAV be
iets as u d. Aerrills book store; and boxes
ane packages from abroad, sent to the same I'D
dress. per express Tho American Express car.
ries tree: Be careful to send bsudaees that
have been washed and are soft. Mark thec
fonts On the outside Of the packages and hovas.
also enclose List by mail.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-15

New YoRk, Jaly 4 Respecting the. erter.
of the Gisaster ON the Grand Trunk Rsii~sua'
at Richslie0 Bridge. the Government Emit
grafton Agent at Montreal supplies some
PARTICULARS which may be considered arthen.
tic. essays that tbs i.umber on the sDeciaI
train conveying the emigrann 70 Montreal
was as number brought into Montreal flrst
night 384 leaving to be accounted for 81 :
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-15
Arrest Of General Dix,

From the N. 7. Herald Jul, 2.
Our readers will remember that as soon az
Governor Seymour was apprised of the action
| of the Grand Jury of the General Sessions in
declining to act upon the Recommendation OF
Judge Russell to inquire into the seiz are of the
| World aud journal Of Commerce newspapers
which was done by the military authorities for
Publishing the famous Howard bogus procla-
| mation-he addressed letter to District AttOr-
ney Hall early this week, requesting him to
bring the matter befOrea proper magistrate, and
promising him assistance ifneeded in the pro-
| secution OF these in: estigatiOss. Accordingly,
In obedience to the Instructions Of the chief Ex-
ecutive If the State. Mr. Hall appeared before
Judge Russell, at his chambers, on Tuesday
morning last, and made the necessary affidavit
previous to applying for subposnas 10 issue for
the attendance of Mr. HallOck, of the Journal
Of Commerce. Mr.. Croly, of the World and 9TH
er witne -seS of the circumstances attending the
military occupation Of the above offic s--a step
which WAS nece >sary to be taken before q war
rant could be granted for the arrest OF General
,IOnn A. Dix aud Others. The witnesses were
summoned, and the examination was conduct
ed before Judge Russell on Tuesday and
"Wednesday. This was followed by the grant.
ing of warrants by the City Judge for the ar
re.t of Gen Dix, Capt. Barstow Maj Bowers,
Capt Cundy and Lieu: Tuthill. which were
placed in the hands of sheriff Kelly on
"Wednesday at ernOOu, and made returnable
the following day; bu, owing to the engage
ments of General Dix, the matter was set
down for Friday noon, at the City Judges
Chambers
Mr.. L. D. Smith, counsel for Gen. Dix, sta
ted that the General was perfectly wiling to
submit himself to the civil authorities, and
..sked pOstpOnement Of the matter till next
week 10 or er that lie might have an opportu-
uity to confer with h:s associate counsel, who
was In Washington II was agreed that the
PARTIES should appear at he district Attorneys
Office Un Wednesday The Oh inst. at 10 O'clock,
when bail will be Civ n, or an examination de-
rnanded. the parties In the meantime giving
th ir personal recOgnizauces to appear at that
time.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
CLOTFIyyG.

| suREs PlAo2-AT 2s3 sI4TH AyEsUE LADIES
AZ e Sa e T e nt ss M q aaa hocss s % es@s
ias Carpets fnnare and Jewery ~ afry rer y; more
ssf sqs S S.pst a1s s bs f ss Gas as
lin presse the s. hes. cash Prices vii bs paid cali Or
ensi ngf S r H. M BE- peas- TO- 70 Lsses
attended 10 '''''s 0"' ''''''""
| A TTFsTIes--hT 222 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
n Tweniyhf.h street L.dles and gentlemen, have the
sefSom catorG!s sSd he Western ms.sets to pas he
carprts. un;arc Jewer. a.. by ragias 50 peF ceat
a. for hees aa eS nTef5s .gon e. e go waSsp from
Goats. $ { Sc Paqts from 5. y 5Se Lad,es and
syas, s9ans near US Il, e ' y siSa -
o. n. ! yea " ! Be DEAF ws honesy orisrs
s,cn sanl. a.. La4ea puocsaslly attended to by ars
4. s ssyGSTV sS5 AyESgs
recevea large ordeN = chase $500 worth o. Cat on
Gssa z ea avi.l .t
lave aas ssins yog 10 moi med your sasc.on
Sy e,I af mps' 81 o P sssnr Sss sSFs SsTe ~
seyaSt avsa6e Lad:' ssadsi 10 ~ Hrs Rosea5erg IL
| At IL SIXTH AyEsCE.-L4Dles AND GENTLE.
Cast OF c5nS CARPETS Furniture sc, the best sou
sssnnS s,s 5oor. froa reath sTss Lsdies Attended ~
M,s Mnt r,ue, yea win be dealt vita TO your sai siac.
A TrERrNsi-,T THE NEW STORE. IL THIRD AYE.
~ nue. "a. sAg snd gcnseaen a., 70 rse',ve
psre Parnsss csrsess Co. ioi the sost;crn anG !, es
Ss.G'' Ms8 near 'A'''''' street. 1'''' ''''''a % A
At 2,r SEVENTH AVENUE CORNER or TWENTY.
ssh slleet = AT wv M pey ,9f hssss. nress . lsr
iure &c. b calling idressns note iaies attended
4 TrKNTIoY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. DON'T
o. ma he Al
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fIlo LET-AT 10. e'I WEST FTFFY.sECohD sTERRT
Foors iogentoel small families a. 50 per month. As
House at 0ufu9, rooms. barn 61G garden; viii
cytih 10 acros eneap Bfokyn Lots. 62V u sso9. Aggl
- DAWSON. - tohn street,
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unaet Ceera AID back far.or ard 03e Room on III ird
Zoo 81 uice house IN good ghb0taoOi L0uS2
etcry bsa aud water eloscts with privilege IN
ballroom. Apply a. No. s2T Wos. Fiflecnih street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC. no LET.

lVANTED-ro LEASE. SoR ON IEA2 ~ ~, Pla, Pl!t
w v4.ere 81 parchs inc, Farm or&Counry tsI W.
rom forts + setentyve acres q -oeG land wei aisi
ust have good and outbu dnss ana %
within two mllss OF depot neg1bothood ~ ooa.' ela
plefetTed stating locate means OF sccess and
ierms of nuychase, Farm cor io3 Herald oiilcc.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

RoARD.-PERsoNs SEEKING FIRST CLASS BOARD,
ID VITA which tie feeling OF home is lseparsbe hpi
pleasant Rooms u that ne locality 10 West Twenyfourih
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LOAN CrWICES.

AT 7T--MoNEy LBERi LIZ ADVANCED AT II
"A on DIAMONDS, WATCdRG JETELAY
PIANOS, FuRSiTuRE, &C.
AT II PAwNrEoKEgs' TICKETS WANTED ATT
OF Diamonds, Watches. lcwery, &c,
and GG paid than be obtained al
place &c the city. 1T ~ Bleerksr street Up stairs
At e09-MoSEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on DTh-
~ monds, Watches, lewety. Syer P.s's, Guns, Pistols
&C. &c Also Pawnbrokera' Tickets wanted OF Diamnuis
Watches Jewery, Guns Pistols &c for which viii psy
ppsr than se oh,orcd any ether pla- Ii
the =. So Broadway OF houston street. up stairs
No. 5
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

T,uRSl5EED HOUSE TO LEr-s7 sEvENT STREET.
a Second avenue for year, private faml
only, containing twelve rn0ns bath, sGd all
ern improvements house in compete order and richly
turnnrd throughout Apply the premises from IL H. q
sP. II.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ITO LET-A CORNER STORY, 2s7 AVENUE y, sUI7
able lor grocery also the Stores 1a3 and 255
~ sGiale for any Kind e business Inquire o; NJ DoDIH
b. Gvepua Z.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

A yTFgTfoN is CALLED AT ,I21 BROADWAY. NEAH
n the ffh Avenue Hotel 70 the well Furriahed Rccm
let, gertcen, from 81 70 80 per week; very
sirabie location; no2i to the ST. Jatea Hoie Msdsoi
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

yyyANTEp-THE WHOLE OF A sMALL HOUSE, Or
w Upper Part OF two three story building situated
between h sixth above korteih street.
Addcss Henry Sls East Ftyhird street. for ter
days.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

syTANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR PART OF a
w large one; must have al modern mpro yements; Is
furnished furniture VIII be bought Location, Tenh wards
inauir nj 25o!s Grand street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

BOARD or TWO HANDSOME ROOMS TO
ID Board. a gentleman aud hts wife single
gentlemen Inquire 81 IS East Twelfth street. Few doors
west of BroadNAv.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

FURNISHED HOUSE wAHTED-vITH LINEN
n snd everything compiese for housekeeping by q re
sp0ns party with security, lecat not abov'
Tw erty ffh street. pas cssci Immediately. Address
sat ag all particulars House. station A. Spring street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

A RARE cHANCE.-A BUSINESS FOR sALE; RI
"A 9nires bui small porl9n Of each day e conduct
lars large gtahs and has risks Price $3.50 Full IL
formation avn on addressing with name als deRc,
box t,s7i Pos. ice
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ITO LET-Two PARLoEs FURNISHED, oy FIRST
nooT Thirty third street, between Fifth anc
BIoadeay Apply % r. y. LAWRENCE, real csa.e
broker. y Wcsi thirty third EsEeet.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

LNUgNIsEED ROOMS TO LET-SUIrARLE FOR
housekeeping, With all the modern improvements.
siEo bedrooms for single gentlemen Convenient 10
aud ApEy at sl Eas, Thirty street. one
5oor frern Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

PoARD.-A porBLB ROOM AND ONE OTHER AD
ID ng ie.-to gentlemen ladies' with without
Board Bssenen. et Inquire lQs Beecser
street " i u! Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

Is son Accessible hourly Greenwood, Bath nnd Coney
Island Railroad. GEO. SHIELDS, proprietor.
r. C'GRADEY Manager.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

NJ ALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORNER sOUTE
w Fh aud Fourth streets IS open for the acconmoda;
tjon OF boarders. Rooms large hneS
pleasant standing high ground and good neigh
borhood
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

GoLD PRIcEs-GREAT BAR6AINs.-FoR SALE. 20
ST Dweuing Stores $40 Lots and Plat at and ad-
10 ming Eas, New York Tbs above strictly
properly los residence. Will be sold at old
lod prices Apply II. Q. MILLER, "A Pearl street G..
X. MlLLER Atlantic ave luc, Eas, New York
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

EOUNTRY PLACE 70 RRNT-THE "HobMgs
" Pace ~ Pit>ged, Aerkshire oounty, Mass, viii o9
rcntet Foal eDant ior o. ave wears furnished
fhe gsrten s fine stale cultivation, sDd the ioe
house rfaparl ad stables 70 good condition The
house rtadT Tor came occupation. INQUIRE on the
preInaes 81 s.. y PLUShETT Attorney al Law Plus.
nsla. Mss.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

WHITNEY HousE-soUTHEAsT CORNER 0E
w Broadway and Twelfth street tentrance on Twefth
streeD on the European plan ACCOMMODATIONS for tram
sie as permanent boarders Meals furnished 10
omen alI nirlt ), +. MEAD.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ITO LET-IO a SMALL EEsPECTABLE FAMILY,
a tie second FloaT, containing Eve Rooms with vaer
hnd and Ecs Rooms. the third oor, with privio
Of bath and meter of the house lS Cast
Ninoeentn ree near seoond avenue; rent $50 month
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

c2RO WILL BUY A FARM OF IS ACRES, FORTY
,DOOp fues on Long Island, near cenot loan 80 and
eve good laad for marset gardening raising ru of all
kisds. F.. A. BUScf Nc. Chambt rs street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

A LARGE AND WILL FURNISHED ROOM WITH
IA plnries aud bath attached. let, with Board
10 ard la2 BeecAef street Also smaller Roos Terms
u.olerRt1.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

EoF SALE. ON STATEN ISLAND. FARM OF sc
scrss; thirteen nutes' ride from ferry b and
hve minutes from The stat traas daily Com.
forabe cottage plenty or fruit and wen wa,ered. rrice
81 per acre. ana to su Apply Mr.. n OAR, 8!
1oAr
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
FOR SALE.

A PLATFORM SCALE FOR sALE-HAs PEEH USED
a some; capacity oo1 25)o lbs price So Apply 20
MILLLR CARR, 20 Pearl street.
A REAL sACRIFrcE--pRrcr S2Jo-r0R THF sT0CE
II OF Hardware Crsokrry. Wood and Willow Ware. in
GLIDING Fixtures sold CT sickness. iea
low A9py SO ayriIs a7eaue. Tempkins avenue
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

TJoUsE AND LOT-wANTED TO PURCHASE, 4
Lrce brick House, gh stoop, Ia a good neg
bofhood Adde'S with terms and locality. a. r. Morgan
NJ. Ecekman street \. T., room II
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

EASTERN HOTEL, NO. 4s CENTRE NARKEr BALiI'
Il more -Pc!manent and Transient boardars aecomnlo-
dated reasonable terms MKs. H. SHANNON
The New York herald., 1864-07-01
HOUSES, ROOMS. &c. WANTS Il

4 rIRcr CLASS FOUR OR FIVE STORY HOUSE
n wanted location must 5e only one block from Broad
vay aud between Eleventh aai Twenty ri sirees ives
preferred Address A. d. Herald Office. with particu
lars, for week.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

yyANTED-BY OCTOBER. 4 SHALL HOUSE OK
w pnrt Of one for family of three adults. Location
west oil broadway from Bank Til streets Ad
dre S box A.2ll Post Office.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

Ty,uoMPsoy's ATLANTIC PAVILION. HIGHLANDS
n IT, open the reception of transient ani perna-
boariers; terms moaerate steamb.at META lesvea
Inc foot ~ array Friday Saturday, July
aud 2. At Y. NJ on Sunday July ;, az A. ~; on Mon
0ay 'us = AZ "a JJosEpH J. THOMPSON. Pronrletor
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

OoARD AT MORRrsANlA HOTEL OPPOSITE THE
~ dc?ol-A few good rooms vacant. Terms asonaoe:
Dinner La frnst Trains leave Twrny.syth street
and Fourth avenue via Harlem Railroad at 2:3 5o. &,
q IS S:?C r., M.
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faoEnng

ATLANTIC HOTEL, CHATHAM SoUARE-NEW
IA house-Fine Furnished Rooms. with Pnynes patent
spring feather beds by the day week or mouth open Cay
and night h. BREDEh proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ITO LEf--A BRICK STABLE ABOVE GROUND wfIH
larse ot 6x5o lot 2x OF has 50 feet of yaIt ia
with III ale way, IL SlXteent
block of the would SUIT for workshop.
&C Apply "a toe Etore "a Eat Foareenth street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

ys,AYTED-A FURNISHED house. WITH IMME-
w diae pos aiming from eight 10 ten roonSs
ai modern nipr0vemen,si linen and tea SERVES
indspensabo; paid In advance monthly rent not To-
81 500 per Address with ful particulars
d., box zoo Herald o0ce.
The New York herald., 1864-07-01

I,oR sALE-A -FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP HOUSE
It ia Twenty second street Is ty 5l all modern improve
mens; IN good order great esrssn, Possession lmme
ds'ely r. IRELAND, No. 81. Pine street. room u.