davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
Swce.;;.i,r rapox
MISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN,

MISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN,
The Greet 4yga>.!c Doctress and C7si ,o;rrn. Ply
striT1,
who has SC ssienshed the people by her wonderful
cures aud mysterious revelations during her trav
els in the United States, during the last SIX wears,
has visited the most importanttovn. in the states,
examining the sick aud afflicted, curin: them with
unparalleled success and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operations, has caused in
vs'ids 10 walk in very short time who had not done
so for many Years This lady seems to be endow>
ed with the healing art and supernatural gifts TO
such remarkable degree, that she couvinces the
most skeptic: of her wonderful powers, and gives
Infor zlG,Ion Of so much Importance that people
from every walk Of life come to consult her. Her
skin and powers OF mind are great, there seems
to be disease out viii give way to her treatment.
This lady is physician indeed She can see
and point out the medicine 10 cure the most obs,i-
nate diseases, even those that have for years baled
tn. skill of our best physicians, such As
Diptheria D'seas,s Of the 7hrort aud L.nos, Heart
gaqgn Xxx f ,@des- IN in ne @c S
ma. Fis or Fdiitn0 Sickness, Cancers hilsd and
Ey,rGcted, roo'so,d 6-anea, in Fl ON to 2! hour,
rcuhouf pam or NE use crinst' t.'1tnts, dc.
And can make salv es and Iiniments tina, will cure
serofula, salt rheum, catarrh sprains, weakness
in the back and limbs, and other complaints of
long standing. and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly SO, by disease.
All forms Of female complaints attended to with
great success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds who were on the verge of the grave who
are now living and enjoying good health through
her skill and successful treatment. Satisfactory
references will be cheerfuly given when required.
She will guarantee TO make permanent cures in all
cases she undertakes. Her examinations are with
much satisfaction rs to merit and receive the
confidence of all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining to life and health. with great
satisfaction and all who cannot consul, her in per-
son, will please give Statement, Of their case end
situation for her investigation, and if required,
medicine will be sent by express without delay
Lawyers Doctors, Minister'S. and many other
scientific men, have consulted her upon matters of
high IMPORTANCE aud give evidence Of their entire
satisfaction.
She has established her Mfrmary at tho For
River House, in Ottawa, Ilinois,
Where she may be consulted upon all matters per-
tanning to Life, Health, and Diseases Of the Human
System.
All who wish to test her skill and powers of
mind. should call Immediately.
CONSULTATION FEE, ONE DOLALR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

LooK OCT FOR THE DRAET-Ths enroll
ing officer is again around, picking up the
names of all good looking young men as
we'll as some not SO good looking who
have reached 20 years since the last en-
rollment. Tho Provost Marshal General
has decided that although state may be
full and more than full on her quota, yet
congressional districts in such state that
are delinquent are still liable to the draft.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
THE CELEBRATED NORMAN HORSE
LEWIS NAPOLEON

VIII be At the stable 81 Eli Hodgson in Farm Ridge
La Sale county from and after the s15tf .Jsne next
through the IA season. This particular horses
has been bred with great are under tho ovsrment
regulations Of France for years. Re was puv
chased OF said government and imported y, the year
1851 BY c. falRgton and Z. Martin, off ,>n county
Ohio. Further etails of said noa
~ this said horse and stock 10 hat kAN In this
county J.&E. DILLON Co
April 18th, IsI JaIyl, 1874. ~ E HoDs sou.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

A REMEDY For TIE PILls.-lt is blessing to
the suffering 10 know that we have ef1ectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ].
z. Hazarde, of 1864 Second street, Cincinnati, O.
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that be used small quantity
Of DIR. Strickland's Pile Bemedy. and it effected q
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
all who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t
is manufactured At No. East Fourth street, Gin.
eipnati, O., and sold BY Ill Druggists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

IxFAXT.cIDE- On F.iL-y evening Of last
week the attention Of Nr 4. F. Dew Was
drawn to an object float in the canal
opposite the Collectors office, and on closer
observation. he discovered il to la the body
Of male infant Having get It out. the
deputy Sheriff had the body removed TO
the Court House, and on Saturday NOM
ing deputy Coroner Jas Graham, Esq
proceeded 10 hold an inquest from the
testimony CT Dr.. Stcut, who made Io5.
n,2rts,n examination, the jury returned a
verdict that the infant came 10 its death
by being drowned in tie canal by the
hands Of some person or persons unknow",
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
NOTICE.,

would respectfully announce to my friends
that have regained my health and will now at
tend to all calls in town country for the purpose
Of practicins medicine and surgery in copartner-
ship with DR.. F. V. "a xsoS, of Philadelphia, but
now located in Ottawa.
DE-. Geo ". MckIyXeY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
The Charge Of tho Hen Brigade.

Through the mud, through the mud,
Through the mud onward,
Into the Court House
Waddled three hundred.
Three hundred Hens were there.
Loud cacklss filed the air;
Theirs but to do and dare
Feathery three hundred.
Forward, the Hen Brigade
Death to Clerks" bantam said
Into the Court House
Walked the three hundred.
Toward the Hen Brigade!
Was there a fowl dismaysdp
No! Though each bantam knew
Capt. Shanghai had blundered.
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to peck and fly
Feathery three hundi ed.
Clerks to the right of them,
Clerks to the lett of them,
Clerks in front of them
Waited and trembled.
Stormed at with peanut shells.
Waddled they fast and well
Into the dry goods stores.
Feathery three hundred.
Shall our sons 60 to war,
When clerks SO plenty are!
Not if we know ourselves:
CGckls! three hundred.
Knapsacks would break their backs,
They couldn't eat hard tacks,
Sowbely or mules jacks:
They shall not 60.
Charge on the clerks though:
They shall be made to go,
Whether they will or no.
Valiant three hundred.
Theirs but to chaw and die
Not to stay here and lie
Ours but to finger
Their greenbacks, YOU know.
Charge on the cravens, then,
Feathery three hundred!
Clerks to the right ofthem,
Clerks to the left OF them,
Clerks in front of them,
Waited and trembled.
Stormed at with peanut shells,
Wadded they fast and well
Into the dry goods stores.
Feathery three hundred.
Flashed their sharp spurs in air,
Pin feathers ruffied there
Nothing they did not dare,
Charging with mi sht and main,
Charging the clerks, while
All lIendon wondered.
Plunged into dust and smoke,
Right for the clerks they broke,
Clerks and their bosses
Reeled rom the charge
Shattered and sundered.
Then they walked back, but not
Not the three hundred
Clerks 10 the right Of them,
Clerks to the left Of them,
Bosses IN front of them,
Laughed and hahahed
Stormed II, with orange peel,
bantam and Shanghai tell;
They that had cackled well
Came from the dry good stores
Al! that was left OF Them,
Ieii Of three hundred
When can their fea Tiers fade:
Oh the wild charge they made
Honor the Hen Brigade.
CacklluE three hundred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

NoTH a. SAVE YorE Cr.I5,fs-r Thousands. Q. chilli
fen die yraT'y from worms, whose live. ht Be saved
Mothers, use Dr. CErRcHILL's w,-r L7.-ax.s Which
VII surrey XII ana eSP-i then fro yoI- children
Chidr~n viii eat them readily as s.y eaad,
Price Is cents per box. Also. Shields Compound
Cough Lo=enss, Fer s-ie'y al the drucgs.. in OF.
va l.. AP..! Isl .s5s. ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

GoFg K Homer, IN nearly moaopoli-ing
the trade in the famous " Double Elliptic
Spring Hoop Skirt have made a decided
" hit They sell enough 20 make quite
respectable business i. itself Tho ladies,
after trying them, will buy no other
And why should they? They are i'm
mensely more comfortable and desirable
than the old, and yet cost 10 more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
NJ A r Il / II ID

At the Ottawa House, on the 24sh inst. by Arthur
Lockwood. tsq., Mr.. GEoRGE GoswIy to MISS NELLIE
WILLIAMS bo;h OF Lisbon. Kendall Co.
On the 9th inst, by Rev g. Slower at the residence
Of the brides father, LIEUT.. JsHN A. SyELISG of lt
Reg. Alabama Cavalry, to Miss MARY E. SHuLka Of
Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
0ttaua free Grabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERS2
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Roa

Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
cn and after 'ay 1e, 1864, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Nail, Sunday exeepted) LIS p. NJ.
Night Express Sunday excepted)-...- 1.s0 A. ~
GOING NEST.
Day Express Sunday sxcepted) LIS P. b.
Night Express DO IL ~ A. IL
Nay II, 1864 F.TAVEENR, Ags1t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
LYONS KATHAIKsON.

Kathairon 10 from the Greek word kathrs, or
kathare" sgnying to cleanse, rejuvenate and re-
store. This article is what its name signines. FOR
is the most remarsabs preparation In the world 1t
again owned and put up by the origins
and is made with the skill! and attention
which gave it . sale Of one million Of bottles per
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruG.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
l: prevents the hair from falling on and turning
gray.
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who valu e. . beautiful head
Of hair should Lyons Katharon. 1t Is known and
used through the civilized world Sold BY AL respect
able dealers.
DEMAs 8. BARNES CO., New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIxI,IEST.

The parties ia e. Lsus ana CinciAn til, who have
been counter'.iiiug the Mustang Lnim.nt under pre-
ieas- o. have been thoroughly estopped
by the Courts 70 guard aEa!n-t fIT.Asr imposition
have procured from the L. : a,ury private steel
plate revenue stamp, which IL placed the top OF
eac bottle bach stamp siears the Tic s'nttr o.
signature, and wthog. which the article Is e-uH'sr
!et, dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine
bottle This LUitn-ut ha. been in and grow
ing ia favor for THsr- haTI ~ exist.
hamlet on tbs habI.hle c Ole that does cont.in
evins-ce OF its wonderful effects Il 1. The best
lien: 81 the world. With is present improved ingrr
d-rts its ece.ts upon and be at p=r'ccty
markabc. Sores are' healed, pains relieved. lives
saved, valuable animals made useful and untold lis
assuasst. For cuts, bruises, spraas, rheumatism,
kscliugs, hi;es Ca.eI breasts,
&C it Sovereign Remedy that .hoald never be ii.
prnh.i with. /: should be every family. Sold sy
al Druggists d. : BARNES New Ycr<.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28
Home insurance.
ASPLENDID RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT.

Pxtronfzc Ey..r c.vh Company and Save
ST Nome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
The Morrsssey Gambling Sase'
coURy or COMMON fLkAs-cHAhbEks.
Before Judge Cardozo.

kcarsr SOLIDS Moran rs Joha Ae,TtssSy and ohe-s.
rnr was an action brought recover certain moneys
Ass 70 me gambling Of The defendants Tho plain
an on a sormer OCCASION moved to amend his complaint,
ems The zaoon being granted, motion made by
xse defendants 10 dismiss The suit The Court granted
Sse dismiss the ground that the conduct OF
enc pAsnnn showed that the litigation was Rvexatous
one lie prv eee Of amending the complaint had been
nxies1s twice de awaited himself OF the favor on The
Srst coas!on but failed 20 mako better pleading, al
xAea5a distinctly advised by the opinion that nc should
make a special complaint and bring his case by
rrorer averments within the statute. On the
saceOd occason he neglected 70 amend, but
served notice Of appeal. After denying that the
r,e4on OF the plaintiff should stand uati the de-
eson sppea Judge Cardoyo concluded his opinion
ioluws Had the paiutin appealed from the first
Although had doubt Of its correctness probably
a. would not have been unreasonable for him TO have
asked the proceedings be stayed 10 enable him TO
IT, but instead of doing he acquiesced the
psepriety Of the decision which pronounced the CON-
Ssa,nts TO DE bad De was bound then, when he exer
erred the privilege of amendment TO be cautious 10 make
rp9hectionabe complaint lie had right to harass
4nd delay the defendants and abuse the favor OF the
fII by using the privilege OF amendment for the pur.
pose OF presenting pleading which is essentially not
eferent from that which was condemned. Motion to
asmass the complaint granted with $40 costs to the de-
fccdants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31

su.r.piy Ro.xor. can, nr,x 80, an uon,.v =.
's<nbH 1aoNNSAA' SAVs pgsNt ssleu on Aol1aF fof
Havana.
srsAxsHtp H1vAxa Cant N Gvs.,. hsvlry 49,, No
- - . Z - 80 80
eeshy overnAueu ana repane9 VII taSs her departure
Dor Havana direct morrow al pM s-sr y rr Nc
sNo,,h etxer 1,o ,...., =, - 49, =. . .., ~.
''s w 'esssa AZ
ne praise AL Who hafs ifA'sAed 70 hsr Hueriss,
ksq, her popular bursar III b. fo4nd a. lis nsw
sssns n,gglnt - sor a - 80, 10 s-fsV' sae
scHR PuciAuGx. hence for sea-. Va with CARO- n
orn, Rot aground 4 U1Turisr shosi ~ AM g,th
Holmes Hole fnr 5edv a s.ftb 49, tsef ~ -
e! Ger bod she 1emmeneei sehstsns cargo aal vii
scnr AcrrrseI r,rl,.,s, = s,o,.,. n. 80, r,p
o. oserH 's IT'S ls -. on l. s ort ,oS. sr Ia
4 a. ~. 10 ga -...
S<li INTO New f,ene9 80 49, 49, Nv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31

SHIP Elizsesh cssbiss from cslso for Antwerp July ~
snip caSa,or. Russell, hence for Liverpool Asg nia,
ss,, s"soS. Julius from Liverpool fos shiladslpAA
y = '.' ''' '''''' Job , .,s.
=: estt,., from rAn.asipsh IN -.
.ias (sIs%, ssA-is. ss.ss ~ xss''''d'' July
Brig s,rs%is:s ;.S Bsss. for ren Prince no aa's
ba fr.ns... H.Oss from Portland for Havana NO sass
brig Emma Dean, hence Tor MstAa1AA NJ cate. iAs 81,
sys Albert, q Buelspor. steering 3. Was seen Aus T.
srs SIC, Hope Of Boston. steering g. was seen Aug a.
Horeagn Rerss.
,1s,.xsRr Aeg ls-A5r Lsndors, Howard rhiAdelphA
SID iIcs Flushing Roads issi Young H.asa nyor.
As,,xs june 2-P..ssd BY. ship Who Sage. Williams
xaoy june so-a port Snip Samuel Rsssen Bardica 80
s Aug i s sn.. w.rhmeisssr Phia
BsoUwHKsHAvss Aus ls-An Colorado Barker. Bait
B.. July 27ln port ship wipons Lsn. 70. 9s ,,%,.
10Th Little Hattie Lobby !sna cid i2h fSr Hsi,fas
s ss=s hs as.s.s: 81 II iss
"a M' ss;s hssS
Murray NASSAU ssh GicOra, Carey. do 9th, Ella, Bark
Aug I'sss ss MsSs s sYs San
C1rrSSx. July 2oAr Br brig Peerless Perry. New
G.IcurA, July SIN port ships Susan Hss, s A,w91d;
way for Boston; si%s Potter saass Parker and Polar
sar, Gornam, for London onenbridge Berry for Hnl
aSe ss sS oSss passy n for
July l. Gem Of he Ocean, Pritehsrd. d.
Boston arr Aaf 0s do 9S5s DARK
RFAylL Aug l-sld bark Acaso. sveira New Bedford
for SSorf foH Fore Il Belle f % and What Cheer
.GorHKspgRc, Aug Sod FRANCISCAN Louise Almfel.;
George, McDsrmid and Clio, Grant North America
HoSG KoSe, June 29ln port ships Daniel Draper Have
NYork; Racehorse tBrl Matthews for Foochow; Morse
siaml, repg Norihand Emery: Peerless Roberts sur.
tsiam) nsor Dashng Wave, Lecraw Good oge
Br) Miller and Mary WhItridge, Grassy unc iarss g.
or San sF a 81
Horton Mullen Maria Ross tawaian5 Ross; Sestor.
Couman Stirling. Bourne and vsetta, Dawes unc; ofg
LlvEnrooL Aug l6-CId Star of Canada, cnmnnrer.
Baltlmore L Sturges, Williams, and Wilhelm STAKE
En-, out 10Th City OF New York, saer, for NYorh.
LosDoS. Aug l6-Ent out AtalsAta ~, finklam, TOT
LouGH FoYLK, Aug l7-Arr Belgian ts,, Quebec.
ana Sons @ pST sns os Sk
OrAeo. NJ May 2-Arr Island City Smith from western
PEsasc July 2-Arr (not GD Hippogrino, Grant, Cal.
QUEENSTOWN Aug I7-sld Richard H. Greenough. Am.
OuFsEc Aug 25-Arr ship Gen williams. Boston
RIO JASERo Jgy I'm port bark, adelaide kchseser
slNGApoRE July SIN port ship Agnes (Br) for Boston
| Hussar, Rowland, 10 repair. . . IL
| Rover Rogers slas Greepman isam) webber; Rnhven
Cornga (Br Hubbard; Endesvor Dosne; Fortuna. whsr
tom Hoatio, Palmer and KinEsan, Wills barks Sea
chwang; Lizzie Bocss, Dzer for Annoy 0saca, Hut,
\ TARRAsoNA. Aug 5-Arr Francesca, vella, Nyore. .
wahspoA June 2s-ln port Br ship Rosyn Castle Siech
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
PROPOSALS..

NRoTON AQUBOUCT DEPAKTMENT-TO CON
~ tractors Ser srate sealed proposals endorse with
the title OF the work. OF bidder AMI date OF pessua
ton win be received at this Office until II O'Clock A. ON
Tuesday Sept H. 1864 for the construction OF trap ock
pavements follows vix-In n nth avenue from Fifty
urih street to broadway; IN Fy-seventh rect ON
ghth Eleventh and IN xlieh street,
from Broadway across Ninth asen e and ior the con-
stFuction ~ Sewers foows:In Third avenue rom
Tenth streets aud in First from Filtletn
Fifty md with branch in tifty-art
eastcy; and for basin and cuivert in Invest
OF Fortythld Broadway. Forms for
bids and Specifications be obGfne application this
ofco. TAOS. SfaPHtNS ! Crn0n
RoBT Il. DARRAGH, ! AluedGct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
lrcrSf,q lssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
EATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE BESEvo.
H LENT SOCIETY

SOUTH BRoOkLyN
PROPOSALS FOR NEW HALL.
Sealed proposals win be resolved by the building commit
tee. Christopher Moans yard Hamilton
SATURDAY. the I'd September.
r NJ where plans and specihca be
WORK, ~tone and portion of carpenters work &c kc
Proposals viii not b. considered Mess accompanied with
Of three dollars 00
each proposal for mason md carrener's work
The building comniiss right Jet al pro
rosaa
p McGuINN,
John IANLEY
HENRY MORGAN,
NALACHY MURRAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
FURNITURE.

An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
~ keepers AL the sesant Household Furniture OK
vate family VIII be 80 Al .reat sacrifice for csshnag
nhctn ROSEWOOD Ptan11r three Parlor suits
ROSEWOOD Eiagere top Talles Curtains Ivory Cock
brusse Carpet TurAsh fsssY Chars and Lounges e.
also 1T o. Seiroo Dntas Room Furniture. lnaplfs
At lis West Eighth sirss;, Dssr sigta avenue
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Or HOUSEHOLD
IN rnrniture Tor sscrihcs-Ros-wooi pianofog.e
Esssres Pario Suits centre rspes, Mirrors Bookcase
Paintings SIailary. Vases Csrprs Buue,. Eyseu VA
Iabs China. Glass silver Ware. Cssmher Furniture
suite IN seven mon'A viii b. sold Ia lots pu
rhs,rrs Inquire a. ii3 West twenty third street, near
sNth avenue.
LII KINDS OF FURNITURE. MATTRESSES sEB.
"A ding Looxlas Glasses. Sc Ncaeapsr than elsewhere a.
q. W SNEOENfS. 265 Bowery bslwesn aud Hugs
streets car end money. Goods warranted ard
del vefci free. Furniture ia suits.
yNASTED-2o1 CANE SEAT OAK DINING CHAIRS;
w they must be amos: -oot 2sw any psrs ln ,
having any a sntl,y % SCI wi qtirA c. wi4lsms us
Third AZ enae, corner Or Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
SEiPPiNG NE w S.


CLEARED,
Steamship Roanoke, Drew, Havana-Ludlan, Hsineken
SHIP Escort Fhtnsr. Lvsrroo,-J stewsrs.
Sark Mary broughion tHoi), Trask London-Van Praag
ssrs s s sss Bar gsraga, %
Bark Clara tsp) Tonasin Baroe'ona-Gaway csshdo
ss.k 3 Warwick tBr) Chichester, Rio Janero-Prsu.
Bsrk.Eesperus (Br) wayco,i Cow Bay-John Boyn.on's
xg--Fanch, Hencse Wsadt -.
Brig Romspe Brl, Card. Cork-Boyd 4 Hneken.
Brig La stefana utaij, coppola, NewryHoimbOe Bal
Erg Golden Fleece tBr), Rhodes BarDados-Hy Trow
Brig kaie tsr) McDousall. St Johns. MA smi;hers
T Sosas s Hs i Point
sssr Putnam tsrl. DAVE Porto Beliop Starr
sehr { i morris nammeIA chncoieasae.
fssss i SoIsSa Ersss%d Nam
Sem fan ss. R9 sya,o! ssford MAYHEM
sehr Dart Johnson. Stamford
suneos, Pon'oosae, Lieut. Com Geo A Stevens, sgd
s'esmssa,s yaaps q .TsnsPor, craT, Fortress Mon
Hsnr ). soaa Ss 5a n 1 asa q ea
stsamer Amyhon bound \, solh. OF parneFat steam r
sifS SoS Of Jersey bound 8 Of saaan steamship o0nnsn
Steamship Empire p0bSius. Washington with mdse and
SNIP fssIsla B.rs.r; Msn., APR: y WIN mdse; TO
GAGS 10 DAYS most Of the line . aadsr close
:ssa a. al asa a ias Z e
While beating through Aoo Straits passed close 10 dan
1ssnd bearing Sc miles distant june 30 spoke gr ship
orso SO DAYS from Bombay for Iiverpoo I'D brig Ola
ond from Mainbar for Antwerp; 18th r. ship Success IS
70 nO nsa G o sSo g n1fs
from Algoa Bsy FOR New York INA Br ship Royal visitor
81 days from Calcutta Tor London.
barn chiqu tot Portland Feane, sagua sdays, with
noiesses to Mccormick.
Brig Alice Lea tof Wilmington, Deli Herring Glace Pay,
- days with coal 10 Bradshaw 18th asi. - mic y
~ Bsrnegst tue wreck OF small vessel bur
Uncertain what she Was.
Brig EIba sBT. D,,vidson. windsor Ms, lsh'- ""n
Rsssps New ali asr.a ID "a aay ns %
scsn t8sml smid, Rio Grande 81 days with
AIDES. 70 R slonRn LdSe'
6ohr Wlivm tBr1. Slckerson East Harbor IT, Is dsya
with sax, 10 ID DewolL
schr Eastern Belle Haley, Lnsan 20 ds,s ~i,h coal TO
sehr Gen KnoI, Barter, 81 Ioha. SB u CAV, "a New.
scnr Lochiel. - Eliza5eihpori Tor an Eas,eFn por,
echp 2 l. Smith. Strout Boston
echr Bsy State, Halett Boston.
echr America Reynolds. PROV dcncs.
6cbr Maracaiho. Henley. Providence.
Schr Almon Bacon, Baker Providence.
echr Orlando smith Ferris Providence
echI Eais Mclean Haliet,, Providence FOR Abany
eehr Empress Emery. Rordoui Tor Boston.
schr Gov Arnold Coz Rsndout toT.Bosi9a.
1seamer W Bruno foster. Bsinisrs
ossamer Ann Elra. Richards. Phuadsip
steamer comstock, Drake. Ph,laaepAla.
naeamer Delaware. Ashmo-e. Trenton
Steamer wsstenester, Baker. Provdsaes
BELOW
Bark Dousu. Of aud from hamburg
Also ono bark, unknown
SAILED.
sesh-s,eamers Roanoke Bssks;oae barks Doyese. 70
A1meer, Hgris
Wind al sunset NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31
aALEa At AUCTION.

- $3.50 s.
A LOTION ~ Z suAsSAn. Asss,ea..r. +
nocssHoI2 -v.x,ru.x
ossavs Rosewood rs.sferse NE,
on Paintings BY AAssnG And msa9ss 0nss >. .....,.
s.vrss and Drssssn China vassS, 80.
l's' A'a DrscaAs ana Lao Curtains,
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Fa.siiure.
China, a,ass silver War; and fss!s Cutlery
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
,hs ees Dni rssdenes Ws. si1ssen.s street
Betweea Firth and Sixth Avsnuea
IN. suc,e.scr would cali tSe psIieuisr attention Of his
and public 70 this sale the catalogue
works q srseiss e vIta offered aasion M.
pere"P''r' sold Sa "A hlShss s S'SSss
Superb Sets Of Furniture ssversd With french erocssi
hs o. s.ss snS
a . hs ' sna ne %
satnwood, plate glass doors; elegantly carved Centre
saosssg GsS9' wears dss; op ART
Apollo SiE SA NH; China Vases
s:9sss Fruit FI:ss s$.s3ss sss.:s u:
also q sss soa
the richest instrument offered a auction this
%Hei Stool 0
Chambers-Dressng Bureau Bedstsads wardrobes Com.
Dining Room-soa oss Bas:s Hertz: Passa. E..snson
n:r S and Tea Sol ana RUBY Glass ware sSs
TED 1Ss S Ssisy sss Of Var. x. 1 g.
B-Partes wishing TO attend this sale take the Firth