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n5Sy- HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA
- Militia Hair sturp, Ausust 4. .cA -0snerai
Oidrrs No. o. ln cont rmi WI thc pNisiong nf the
tcs m Assembly Of the 22d and 6th Of gust 1864, aud
The 60 vhch the, supplem, uts. it oric ed
That the rasing N corps OF neCU regiments, tp be
Casd the Pennsylvania Sta Q Guard, provided tor In
said acts, be f,thwih c mmeuced.
As the nrst portion " that orps, three rcpments ot
iuHn sVuadyons ~ cavalry and FOUR batteries "
nciu auill,ry, shat he recruited without dot, These
regiment sQuadions md btt cron ts Intended shall
lr pos ed of volunteers ~ wit o'vciernn soldiers aud
nf able fudlpd bets the eighteen
ny g,iu the preference TO those whn subject TO
dram under he laws Of the United States,
The force thus 10 b. iaisrd will De suded by
cpmrAny officer elected hy The mon. nd who have been
in the service ~ the United state. and bcen hnnoraoy
dlsrh. rECd thfTCfrrm.
Cove nor and t'c-vd n'o the OF the state. The
br,cw u be wcd ony tor tic sctnsc ut the safe Il
Will VII tcD @ ntrC1 equipped, armed
ssud oiscp med. and pad - provided or hy iay Tor
FcrsO uupltd hN .ttNCC Tor fhH pa-it ON Of COM
nan, u IN this corps will Application tu the STATE
irs pscfur- GCuua Al Utrr,hnrr, r'y I've authority
cu uI ares aud squads. aut f nurr 'uri clnr C'
yUmInrN officers VIII e. commits stoned acc Tdiuglv.
be said sha hC enlisted in he service OF tho
siaC for three yCHr uUCss sonnet dsuhar c' and shall
tine, As tho Governor may deem their srrycci neccs-
sary.
hung no der me 60 q tm military uIrd cal
furnished persons recruiting companies ana s1na Is Of
not loss hau eisht men, ON application 10 Go OnCl H.
Quay IlHr sbutg, Chief oi Transportation ana Telegraph
/ epar mcut
Z II ouid thc regiments sluadrous and batteries, spc-
ria, lrrtn provided for be recruited within thirty
days. tte deficiency will be supplied by drHft.
4 Brg,dler Genera Lemuel Todd, ate Inspector.
Gem ra e charged with the execution OF this order, aud
rs rder Of 40. CURTIN.
governor and Commander In chief
.Hs.HnH al %
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s15g OFFICE OF THE UNION PASsEN-
N1S ger Railway c, mpsny. -,
PHILNDELrHGA, August p, 1854.
The third inStament q nve dollars each share Of the
stock OF The Union Passenger hallway Company VIII be
cue pay able the once OF the Company, NO. 49
WALNUT Street, on September ., 1854
By order OF the BUAtC OF Diroctors - ,
au09-I2ts Treasurer.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal interest the notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion is worth
about three per cent per annum, the current rate for
5-9O Bonds less than nins per cent premium, and
before ht war the premium on six per cent United states
stocks was over twenty per cent Twin be that the
actual proai on this Loan the present market rate s
not lees thaa Ten per cent per anuum.
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NEW GAME OF CARDS.
TEE NEW MUSICAL CARDS

NEW GAME OF CARDS.
TEE NEW MUSICAL CARDS
PAlronzed by the Royal Family OF Englaud), sent by
post for THREE DOLLARS. They are a most amusing
pastime and teach Musical rime quicker than oher
"A most interesting and cley er game Times.
Admirably adapted for teaching Musical Time
add Addre A. JOYCE No. g. W. THIRTY-sIXrH Street,
New York au26-lm
MO DRCRPT1ON.--NO INFERIOR COAL
IN purchased 70 below the cost price Of superior
article SAMUEL W. HESS, BROAD Street, above Race
east side, sells the genuine EAGLE VEIN, best and
pures mined Egg and Stove sizes, Sni Large Nut SIC
Consumers should make their purchases pre-
Vious 70 another advance "lS-Sm
RA TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
SAR The undersigned having leased the KEHslHG-
TIN HaREW DOCK, begs 70 Inform his friends and the
patrons OF the Dock, that he s prepared with Increased
facilities TO accommodate those having vessels 70 be raised
or Repaired and being practical ship carpenter and
eAuRer WIN give personal attention 10 all vessels en-
trusted 10 him for repairs, -
Captains or Agents, ship Carpenters, and Machniss
having vessels 10 repair are solicited 20 eel.
Having agency for the sale Of "WeterstedA faent
Metallic CompOson," Copper PANT, for the preseINh
ton vessels bottoms Tor this city, am prepared 70
furnish the same on favorable terms, .,..rrr.r
Kensington Screw Dock,
mhll-d ~ Delaware nyenue. above LauIea suooN
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--Thtre was lately bull fight In the old Roman
arena at Aries but, unluckily for the sport the
bull exhibited no belligerenf desires but SC lred
tae audience BY leaping up among the seats
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7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice tina, sub
lerlpOns win be received Tor Coupon Treasury EotOs
pay able three years from August Is 1854 with
nusl interest at the three-enths per
cent per nnnumprncipal interest both to be paid
lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity into six per gold bearing bonds
pay ablc not less than ave nor than twenty years
from their date, the Government may elect. They win
be denominations of $780, sIOO $500 BIOOo and
5000 and all subscriptions must be for my dollars
some multiple Of fifty dollars.
AS the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued nom date OF note to date OF deposit
Parties dtposiing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards these any time will be allowed
commission OF Onc-quartor of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IrIsAEAroSAr sAvrSGs BANK, offering higher rate
OF interest than any other, the best security. Any
savings bank which pays Its deposors in United States
Notes considers that paying in the best circulating
medium OF the country and 1t eaHHo pay in anything
better for Its assets either in Government seOur
ties or in notes bonds payable in Government paper.
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k>Se DEAFNESS AND BLIND NESS. d
w hAaes N D., P-oessoroi tn BE .1d EAT uesu
disease LpsrtAinng 20 the above nAulvd meaoers N
uimUsj Testimonials from he mosi reliable
H. ne city and country can be seen N his Omee'
No oil PINE Street Artificial Eyes lns ited without pain
No shGTges for examination Once oours nom 70
II N. 2 Io7 p. M No. bll PIhE NJ ssst. eI-Sm
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CITY POINT, Vas
August z, 1864.
OFPIcE DEPOT OF Repairs,
ARMIEs OPERATING AGAISsr RichNoSD.A
WANTED,
900 Teamsters,
90 whceIwrIEhts,
90 IBIaoIysmiths, ana
30 Carriage Trimmers.
Who wiz receive the highest rates Of Government pay
rations and medical attendance.
Transportation furnished by applying at
No. 92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON, D. c.
i. J. STRANG,
Captain, A. Q. N.
JAMES NJ. KELLY,
sulo-lm Quarterr aster's Agent
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r0HN CR 10 NJ P,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. 2i8 LODGE STREET.
A large force Of bulding mechanics Of al eEanehe
o1Weya en bAaa SN'"NA'A
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NIT Il ID ~ ia II IL y
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II M TERS WANT Z D.
CHIgF QUAgrERNA5rERs ORHiCE,
DEruI Or WA,UNGrON,
WAsuSGTON, ID e, Augus' Is, 1874
Wanted. At once FIVE HUNDRED 800 20 ONE
THOUSAND CoOJ) TEAMSrsKS aA'n capable of driy
lug with single line, and manAkipG six muie teams.
To such who oOmpetrnt TO perform the duty, the
pay psr month will be trty vt (sS5l dollars, with one
raOT Ie day and hospital privileges, including the best
med attendance when sick.
Men ext ersncsd Wagon Masters viii receive such
positions. upon bringing to lhis point twenty nTe (25)
good Teamsess. - - -
\ A. corner OF TWENTY SECOND and O. streets, Wash
ingtOn, d. G.. - -
ID. II. RuCKER,
Brigadier-GenerAi and Chief QuArtermaster,
aulg 2lt Depot OF Washington.
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WANTS.

GTANTED-A PRIVATE COACHMAN
w VITO thoroughly understands his business Address,
with reference C. M c Philadelphia Post once, stating
Wa.es, Auil-Zt
- WANTED To RENT.-A FURNISHED
~ House by private family Address j. c. D; Post
Once, FON 2o65, Au25 II
A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORSES
~ wanted.
ASSISTANT QUARrESNAsTER-iRNzRAL'sO OFFfcEr
PHLADELI1iGA (P+ }. August 90 1864
Horses suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry win
be purchased By the uHjersned Ia open market az fair
pce whom presented IN quantities of eght lH) or over.
Zach animal u be subjected to tho usual Government
Inspection before being accepted
Horses he delivered tho United states Inspector,
ut The WILLIAM rENN HOTEL, MAHKRr Street, be-
tween iplth AMI Ninth srseta
by order OF Colonel George II. CroHmAn, Assistant
GEORGE 4 ORME.
au29.l Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
Police Intellfg ence.

AnHArT 70 MURDER AN OFFICER. R.-Yesterday morning,
At an early hour, ocer Bsrbaet, OF the Fifteenth pre-
cinc. was called to arrest Thomas Wilson. charged
with stealing quantity Of clothing from the premises
No. 6b4 Broadway, belonging to young woman named
Maggie Haney While in the act OF arrssting the
pected party Wilson madea violent assault on the officer
~ his head Fortunately the ball missed It's aim, and
the desperate was at secured Justice Ledwh be-
fore whom be arragned committed him for trial In
default Of 81 900 ball.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
Arrivals and Departures.

M sn Ess asss .s. syus n. an. s R Fs%e
Iownsend, Rev d Denny Locke. Mr and Miss Noble.
s ss:;s
kapfss .1a 'ffn snth hmfs4a and Daifn Meers Ma
ss..s Gen on s9d ssS m ssl ..s Iss ss
GrF Iraassa and Dro.ssT a., wsIhsRmsysr o.oshol.,
ss..2s sT.rss a c:pss Is asE men
H.. aas NJ S s s II:
siss MOrsap Mrs PIcsbier r,s and two daush:sr Mr.
Ss.fss ss
%
Hr and Mrs Baremove three children and nnTss John
s%.s and % Sfssssa cssis &s1
ss s,S
ss s
waisss Mr. zein and lazy, NsuSers.r LADY, Mastsi
ga osshsMn M 1h9 o1s, M Mr. M RoI., Lsh
lanes Re ren,oa Mr Turpin Gibson Dan ApPIeoD RI. M.
VA ss: ss as
ss'is%isS ss 4 xs;sHsasn s.5'5
.d res Children sna Gsss s
H. NJ od%s mS.s ana nv: s"S
arsn Mr. Lsfense Mr. sullivan, Rev Diets Miss wspdns
.s sa sfs: @ NJ
aSS s
MS, Payne A B,saaa aos,n Mrs Miner Mr. and Mrs Boa
and daughter Miss Coleman Miss Terry, Miss MeMahon
Mr Evans and lady. Turner, Miss Burwclland 17s In
the steerage.
The s, Eo;sep
ham, y Howard and wife 4 Irwin wife and child
,s|,;s:a ss:ss,
sf. a gniR sRs John dssn s
neksa,ie Mr.. rsdas and two shildren Mrs Drake saa
snS tsId VAN saS wiz.
, CSw%sn sw% Bs.terman wife and child Egg eson
1s.r. Ei s.oD va. john auoS, .@ sos SsS
s$s !ssss: Dsss SSsa%1f .1. sss;A as
Hnre sslsr sns victor auir John BISHOP VIM Bsrss
IL ~ ssss n: s.ss, s.s.% sl..ssss:f :rs s:f
$ :aS s:s s:s.iy: wn 4: s.Si Sfp anas
Il. s:;s; x; An. sisss.
wrsss III sss.ss sT1rsa s's afs E': and es hNs
n as sds4 s.ddSs sss.J'5a sss.Ss sSasi
Rsna Goodrich. John Hosns, peter Piag.n. Chas
S;:iIS oIS:s5 s;I;,'s:ss S:s;
. .aa sas Hss ss:.5. ss
aAs; sss <. .ssss,. Ss''y o' Geo cS' so
DNPARTUNRe.
sy NV os.s: n gu Sss;, ss sd ys Ssa
ssar mrs W. i}Lsrss mrs rIsyns ipsns ana ssysn
s:s YEN w. and s sss:.. ys.ns ss'ssy y.
na4ai hie Lawrspce, Mr. Mursu Angel del Rieso, Mr.
n's csDt ds ;f B, .ss a..
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ma; Nrs Burr and infant Mr. 9 Grimes, New York
Mrs HSrdsssy Miss Hurdssig Bsimore Mrs Taylor and
~; .f.:s: r sg:
Miss Ivsns and Miss Fahe Fhiadslphsi and Mrs.
and three children. Mi.s sslgmurs, NJ; Mrs Gould
Mrs Geo Williams, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs H Du Orange,
New Orleans; Jacob Elsar and daughter Cncnnat Mr. and
Washington; Mrs Theo Lord New York; Burnside,
New Havsn Ihos p.tsrson ssrpooI MT Ferdeos' Rssa'
Paris; Howell shenled Chas scrbner, New York; Rev
London; Col r \ Hoe \ Hoe. CGlark J Hopper New
Manchester: VIM scober and daughter Toronto; Miss
Chonban Miss n Watson Miss Corambort 81 Louis;
New Brunswick, Bruden, Kaufman and son Mayer,
New York; John Gordon, Toronto; Renvu France: Mr.
and Mrs K Bohrm and servant heIico Mrs A Albert,
Miss Mamie Albert. Jacob Albert Master Albert Bau.
York: Hy L Adams, London; Dsvie, France; Capt
Goldman. Hunterviile John Pepper, Boston; MT
Deiz Panama.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
City Intelligence.

OIty AntcAAl&onces
FIRE IN STANTON SrREET-About O'Clock on Wednes
day morning fire broke out in the grocery store of Au
gustus Growten, 2s9 Stanton street. The flames sx-
tended between the suddngto the roof damaging the
building TO the extent OF $780, II s owned by Herman
Wetzen, and ia insured in the Jefferson Insurance
pany The damage 70 the grocery stock will amount to
Company. Cause OF fire unknown at present.
RESERVOIR souARK-rhe park the site Of Crystal
Palace has just been thrown open to the public and
credit TO the good taste Of Mr. Alexander Ward the Gu
psrinendent Of Lands aud Places. is well called Reser
vor square, being situated just behind the old reservoir
In Fifth avenue. Mr. Ward deserves no small amount OF
praise for the attention which he has paid TO all the
public parks since his accession to Office. Washington
i0mpkins and Madison squares have been extensively
overhaned and are now, comparatively speaking, In
splendid condition.
TIE NEW KEMBLs wARKHousr.-A new warehouse or
extensive dimensions, being put up 10 whitehall street.
extending from Stone 70 Bridge stree. It k intended to
make Of the largest structures Of It's kind In the
metropolis viii be ave stories high, with front OF
enc hundred and twenty two feet Whitehall street,
depth Of ninety feet Stone street. and feet
on Bridge street, all OF brick. Il will be called "The
Kembe Warehouses p and win be divided into three dou
pie stores, with arches between them flied in with
BRICK 80 that II can be used as building desired.
0rRAwBnRRY SHow.-An exhibition OF several species
Of strawberry took place at a. Park yesterday
me and was attended BY quite crowd Of people who
delight In the culture Of that delicious article Some OF
re specimens we're very large being bigger than small
awarded in the course OF tho day raisers OF
whom were from Long Island Morrsapia New Jersey
SIGNS AN APPROACHING sroRM--A large flock Of por
poses pirouettng in the Hudson river In the
nsghborhood Of Fort Washington Tuesday last going
up towards Albany Weather sages say that this grega-
Youg movement OF fishes from the vasty deep is indca
tvs OF coming storm, they generally make inland 70
AVOID the peftar baton OF the ocean,,
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

saturday last lef the above house al about eight
O'Clock P. M tn his company We went 70 ses s =
drink; at about ten O'Clock we went Mercer street,
No 90. aud remained there about Of an
Ten minutes O'Clock and went segar store
S8 Mercer street; we sat down there, and a. we were
sacS .s n iSs
and the place s house Of prostitution IN short Time
deceased and the man g. into ana %
% bet with deceased that he had never
been In Philadelphia; there Q few angry words
passed between them, when the man stepped back TO-
wards the front door and drew pistol; think 70.
volver; jumped up to catch his arm the door was
partly Open and came he showed entirely open
80 tina. was closed behind ii the deceased now
from firing il. be grabbed the man by the shoulders,
when the latter the pistol pressed against de-
this 0rsas as s s ss
ran towards Prince street, into the entry Of .
him and succeeded catching up him and putting my
hand on his back just at that time he slipped In door
away and prevented me from following him; went back
20 deceased and found him where had left him. he
ana M ne 70 60 for
policeman came up and we took him to the New York
Hospital; there were two persons IN No. So Mercer
have mentionedthe proprietor OF the place and girl
Joanna Gober, Of 2s5 Third avenue, the woman
with whom deceased boarded. testified that he was
young of excellent character regular in his habits
and Of quiet and peaceable disposition. She knew
hotning wnatever concerning Inc Shootng owing 10
the absence Of material witnesses the further nvestga
tlOD of the adjourned till oday the
time Captain De Camp Of the Eighth precinct and the
officers Of his command are making vgilant efforts to
arrest the murderer He is known certain parties
Interested In keeping him out Of the way
TUE sTApBiNa ARRAY ON sHIPBo oARD-ANTE
aoRTEa EXAMINATION OF THR VICTIM.
Coroner Wildey yesterday took the ente.mortem depo
Hi'on Of John Brounau, the young sailor who
stabbed on board the ship Northern Light by Henry
Hawkes., Of the walters aboard ship, during quar-
rel which occurred between them. The steel pene
fteed the breast Of Brennan, and II feared pierced
2s heart HIS condition is regarded being extremely
critical the Jury rendered verdict against Hawkes.,
and the Coroner commted him to the Tombs to await
the refut Of Brennan's injuries Brennan eighteen
years Of age and native Of Ireland.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

MORNING BOAT PoR ALBANY-CHANGE OF PER-.
M The DANIEL DREW Captain John 2 faI,nan win.
and after Wednesday. May A. leave from Desbrosses
street A. stopping for passengers At Thirteh street.
Point Newburg Poueh eepsie Rhinebeck Cstskil and
Hudson on and after Tuesday, May -, the ARAENdA
Ina Tickets sold board and baggage checked 70 points
QTBAMSHIP OLYMPUS WILL DISCHARGE, UNDER
- general order the Cunard wharf Jersey City, this
(1horsday) morning, 10Th instant
e. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

L,,,nrcoo,.,sssmship 4.:.sAlessqMs and yrs & Ben
ssa Mrs ) nSL:rsn Mrs rsyne inI.ns and servant.
hsv Yerk Mr. and Mrs Ross, Montreal; rovnsv, Ca
safai niM Lawrspse, Mr. Mursui Angel del Reso, Mr.
end MnJuap Rch, Havana Capt Heru and seyvent
Espsn4i Espry Brtmyer GLASGOW Qel De s,awe Sos,,
ssrndneb, AHasiers A and ewAne, Q Fseher, Fame
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
DRY GOODS.

ExCLusIvELY FRENCH FLUTINa ONE TO TWIN
~ y inches wide All materials huted IN an unsurpfssed
manner at Mrs. GoLDES's French Fluting Estabsh-
ments Is Amity street. IN B-A block and half from
26 Fulton street Brooklyn. N B.-No machinery used In
the genuine French huting
T,LUTfNG.-FRENCH FLUTfN0 DONE AT CENTS
II yard; four inches inch extra, BY
the French Fiutng Company: III spr street betwee1
Varck ard Hudson Agent Mrs. SHANAHAN, 85l Third
auenue, near Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

"A cellent housekeeper, desires position in any re-
spectacle capacity In which her duties will not be menal
Can furnish unexceponable references Address G. H.
BROOKLYN Post Offca.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

A LADY, ABOUT CLOSING HER HOUSE FOR THE
"A season would like 70 procure situation a. aundrsss
a for two days between ii and IL clock at 6 Livingston
place. StuyvesRnt square.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

SITUATIONS WANTED&FEMALES
A LADY sHAyING A WHEELER WILSON'S SEW
IA ing machine, and who is fine sewer would take shirt
making kind Of family sewing at her residence.
note addressed Sewing Machine station Third avenue.
will be attended to-
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Wo.
"A. man, cook objection to assist In the washing
Can be seen for two days at her last employers No. 80
East 29th st
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

rnwo GERMAN GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS. IN AN
American family to do all work. Apply at 235 West S5th
It,, between. 7th and Sth
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
POSITIVE rAcT-H HARRIS, OF Is4 SEVENTH

n takes tn opportunity to to the com
muny that he has advanced 40 cent the usual prices
OF Wearing Apparel Carpets. Furniture Jewcly.
Diamonds. &c be has great demand for these articles
New Orleans market ladies and gentlemen having
any the dispose Of fail by caling
addressing II. Harris, lGi seventh near Twenty
second street, where you can depend unon receiving
pay for each article and not humbuggng
cd by good many other high oferer and then
trembling to get them for half the value. Ladies waited
upon by Mrs. II. Harris at their residences in and
o. Of the ctY.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

THE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM
| pnny will despatch semi-monhly their new and first
class British iron steamships CELIA. EELLONA. ATA.
LANTA, IOWA, INDIANA aud MANHATTAN, each 1000
the voyage from London Rates Of passaS. paya
bic In United States From New York. First Ca
bin 20: Second Cabin SO; steerage $40 From London
or Havre First Cabin 800 For passage apply to CHAs
WHITNEY, at No 20 Broadway For freight apply At 50
Advances made merchandise consigned TO
'no Donuon Ae0 ROWLAND q AsPINwALL. Agents.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

TTENTIoSs-AT 2l2 SEVENTH AVENUE. n. RO-
"A SENBERG the California AMI Western agency store.
large orders purchase s75ol worth OF Cast or
Clothing. These orders must be Hisd in very short
time. Ladies' and gentlemen wish would take
tcuar notice and look over your wararobe and see yon
will mention the prces-Sk Dresses from % to
$780, Coats from IS s25, Pants from s3 10 81: also.
Wonlen and Dresses Carpets Furniture Jewelry,
&c. by calling addressing ~. ROSENBERG, 2i2
Seventh Ladies attended to by Mrs Rosenberg
and out OF the city
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

nor LIVERPOOL DIRECT.-CUNARD STEAMSHIP
Il OLYMPUS, Captain McMickan, will sail on "Wednesday,
22 Cabin passage $50 in gold ts equivalent For
freight or passage apply to E. CUNARD, No. Bowling
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

CITCArION WAETED-BY GERMAN GIRL. TO GO
- in the country and take OF children. Inquire At
l29 Rivington ST.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
sHlPPTNo.

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown Cork harbor)-The Liverpool, New York
and Phade phia Steamship Company intend despaching
their full powered Clyde built iron steamships follows
EDINBURGH. Saturday June 10
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday, June S.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday, july 2. .
And auccaadlna u. North
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY DESIRES sITUA.
n ton day for few children, after Sepem
Ter |. Address Clio Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

yNANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, a aupdress or chambermad or to do
housework In small family Inquire ~ 50 Eldridge st.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

CTEAM FROM AND TO QuEENsTowS AND LIVER.
= POOH
CUNARD LINE
From New York. s5 currency New York, s35 gold or
OLYMPUS sailsJ g.
SIDON, July
For passage apply to u,a, oc
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

AT THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, 2o7lS AND 299
"A Broadway-Wanted oday, clerk for an ocean
salary and commission oice clerk bartender bookssepsr
railroad clerk small boy entry clerk, mekeeper: other
situations always open. Call and Merchants must
positively send In their orders before O'Clock Organized
iSt6. OSCAR Il co.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

WANTED-A SITUATION BY PROTESTANT
w Scotch woman as plain cook good washer and ironer
give good To be from 10 A. NJ to r.
NJ. ct l76 10th ave., corner Of 22d st.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
CLOTHING.

A sURER PLACE-AT 2ss SIXTH AVENUE, LADIES
n and gentlemen win ind tho fair and honest dealer p
NINTZ they dispose OF their Cast or Cloth
nr Carpets Furniture and Jswelry 80 per
tsu 6y dealers in the city. promise TO the fol-
lowing prices Dresses from IS s45; Coats 81
as fsns 81 10 81 Also for woolen, Deans and Muslin
Dresses the highest cash price will be paid CAL
BY post will be puuetnslly attended TO- Ladies' attended TO
number Sixth avenue Eighteenth street. Orders
from Brooklyn and Jersey City punctualy attended to-
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

VNANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w waitress take Of children. Call at Ito West
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO
y general housework; good reference. Call at 5ll Sd
Nv, first floor. front