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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03

KILLED BY LIGHTENING.-On Sun
day, the 3lst ult., Andrew, son of Pat
rick and Catharine Dougherty, of Clear
field township, this county, aged 9 years,
was killed by lightning. This boy, in
company with two others, was sitting
under an Apple tree, where scythe was
hanging. 1t would appear from the man
ner in which the ground was torn up, that
the lightning struck short distance
above the scythe, and when reaching it
seperated and ran down both ends-the
wedge running down the, scythe killing
the boy, striking him on the back of the
head and running down his back, cutting
the skin and tearing the clothes off him.
The other two boys were severely stunned,
but recovered.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03
Meeting Of Judi cial ConGerees.

The Union Conferees of the 25th Ju-
dicial District, met at the " Leslie House, "
in New Castle, on the 25th ult The
following are the names of the Couferees,
Bearer comy-D. i. Imbrie, Henry
Hice, A. r. Moore.
Butler oouptg-Charies MCandless,
Hcary Pillow, r. |. Boggs
Lo'creacc coun,y-John Elder, J. T.
Scott, Isaac Phillips.
The Conference WAS organized by call
ing d. i. Inbrie, TO the Chair. and ap-
pointing Charles " Candless, Secretary.
On motion of Chartns N'Candlcss, the
Hon L. l.. M'Gufin, was nominated for
President Judge, by acciamation.
On motion, the loyal papers of the dis
trict were requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of the Conference.
On motion, the Conference adjourned.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03

For the Citizen.
Verses composed the death of JoHS p. McGILL whC
May 9th, 1864, at the battle Of the wilderness,
Dear brave John thou hast fallen,
As have many of the braves;
Thou did'st go To protect thy country,
Noto thou Stamberest iCith the dead.
What is camp without our Soldier;
'Tis n lone and dreary taskl
Each Is filled with sighs and sadness,
Wtea nte drsary drill is asked
Sadly do we regret thy absence
When we think Of one 50 brprsl
How he went forth manfully;
ne has country tried 10 sare.
How he left his aged parent,
Brothers, Sisters, friends so true
And he left his h me and kindred
lie bid al, a ioR5-adieu
Yet how fair were all his prospects
on that clear, sweet autumn morn,
when he bade farewell to kindred,
" Weep not, John lciH return"
But that od-death sternly bullet
Entered the brace heroes head,
lie fell at the Wilderness battle;
now ne slumbers with the dead.
o! our home and camp is lonely
When the evening shades appear,
When we think of our true Soldier Boy,
He, us, on earth no more will cheer.
Yet thou art happy dear, brave, Johnu
In a world that's free from war,
Where the shrill sound of cannonNdine
Neer can disturb you there
We would not try here to recall thee
From that fair and radiant Shore
When y0ur regning is celestial
Happiest for ever more.
LOUISE J. JACK
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BUTLER MARK ETS.
Ila 1874

BUTLER NJ A II X ETS.
BUTLER, Pa Aug. 1854
-BUTTER-Fresh Roll, 90 cents per pound
BEANS-White, 81, so per bushel
BARLEY-spring, Sl,1o; Fall, 8, ,25
BEESWAX-35 cents pound.
EGGS-I5 cents per dozen.
FLoUR-wheat, 81 so to AIS per hunds' Rye 8 90.
FRUIT-Dried Apples, 81 90 and 2,75 per bushe Dried
Peaches 81 90 to 450.
FEATHERS-50 cents per pound.
GRAINWheat, 81 so per bushel; Rye, 25 Oats, 75c;
Corn, 10; Buckwnat, so.
GRoCERIES-Coffee Rio SOC per pound Java, 60c;
Brown Sugar 25c per pound do White 30c; n o. Moas
ses 81 20 cents per gallon; Syrup ,40and q, So
HIDES-715 cents per pound.
LARD-20 cents per pound.
NAILS-Ss,5O per keg.
POTATQES-50 and per bushel.
PORK-15 to Is cents per pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RICE--15 cents per pound.
SEEDS-ClsyeF, $500, and S,25 per bushe; Timothy,
$500; Flax, $3.50
SALT-S3.O0 per barrel
TALLOw-lO cents per pound.
WO0L-s5c per pound.
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Exemptions from Draft.

Rntcy nI IID 81 isat
pURsUANT to orders publish the following list Of
Enrolment Of this District to this date With the cause
# ENemptinn in ench casa
d. MI, ,-..t. r,,, .,,
V P' ~~ ~~ ''I
Ihonas W. Elliott, Physlcal Disability.
William X Wilson,
james H'uiaher, In service when drafted
.JeGerso1l IT, Butler co.
Charles Redlek. paid s3Oo Communication monev
Henry Grimm, "
Ferggs Tepgson mFmf FIIid,, rrsnito,,oros. of ooO
John d: Welsh, Physical disability.
Henry Hare, unsnitableness Of age,
william Michel paj1 500 ronmniintion mon.v
John Il. Mnder, Unsuitobleness Of age '
HtnGctd tpr Butter CO.
J, c. Crookshauks Paid $500 commutation money.
Thomas Stewart
David Painter
William Keener
S II. Cooper,
Joseph Mills, Physical disability.
1i " llllain NJ, benny, Physical disability
Robert X. Stewart, Physical disability.
C2calJeId tp., Butler co.
Patrick Dougherty, Physical disability.
John IGhG slater, er,n.
John MADDEN,
Christopher Rummel, Paid $500 communication money
John Nc Anany,
Jhomas Morrow,
Summit tp, Butler co.
franklin sehelJ Paid $500 Communication money.
Peter Smith,
J"i,sI I"ii,' ~, 1--we rhssic"i disapaiy
nasid So It
George swsens
William Bigger
Charles Gble
Henry Binsock, Unsuitabeness Of age
"i'''H' "aA"elI, IN service when drafted
s.,,. o,..,,, pa'1 ~ soOd pa D"l's1 CO.
James Dunn,
ssnnei H. ISiir hys,ca n,,on qisaoil,ty; is si:
Donegal tp.. Butter co.
si sosePn nTehna, f"u s1oO commutatIon money
yosepn I >,,.l, ,gusen, :,
1oss 1t 'i n, hee,eI, =,
heehi,,ald hesiT Al hRTnh@r'd EIndR
1ien'pad 9l,,i pa i blaeA;
I%ohh % I ba.nnaFt, Improperly enrolled.
g9sePn SPhlsi NJ Sallough S.,g PHYSICAL disability.
nt Ioi'tunn i Il' 1tiheIian' IhSuitaDehoss oi age
Concord IT,, Butler co.
Robert Kinseri Paid $500 commutation money
b Kamerer Physical disability
John Turner, Quoia being filled.
-, ., B,J
,,,c..,,..-- e",''y ", 1",a D"''e' CO.
David Amer A. S,'"' f'u s'O0 Communication money
Alexander Porter,
John Blain, Physical disability
Simon Grossman, Unsuitableness of age,
John G. wssson, ouOta being filled.
washington TO-, Butter co,
,f.... g.. =, ~, -, ,..tn - 'N''e' "
James Parker, Quota being filled.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03
n office.

Ii persons indebted to the undersigned, for insu
"A rance and service of his horse TOP GALLANT, rer.
dered the stand in Butler hereby notified that
their accounts left with Geo c. Roessng Esq, to
whom they requested TO make payment, their
pective accounts become due.
SAMUEL LIGHTCAP.
Rutlsf A NO g. 1864 st:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DEAR sIRs With your permission wish 10 say to
the readers Of your paper that will send by return
mail all who wish II fee Recipe, with full direc-
tions for making and using simple Vegetable Balm,
that will effectualiy remove in DAYS, Pimpies
Blotches Tan Freckes and all Impurities Of the Skin
leaving the same soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them start full growth of Luxuriant Hair,
Wh-kors Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours,
TII0S #. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
July 27 lSBla3rno 93l Broadway New York.
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es-~-

sds- There is class of good women
who have no right to marry good men, for
they have the power of saving those who
would go to ruin but for the guiding prov
idsnce of 4 good wife
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03

SAD AcoIDENT-0n Thursday, the
28th ult., John Hoon, of Centre town
ship, was thrown off a wagon load of hay,
falling on his head and shoulders, injur-
ing him so severely, that he died about
II o'clock, a. m, on Sunday. Mr.. Hoon
was an industrious and honest man, and
a worthy citizen.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03
YOGELEY HOUSE.
WILLIAM vocELEy pronr;s,o,

yHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
generally that he has erected large and cnnrDodl-
brick building the site Of the old and well known
house, formerly occupied by him Tavern Stand He
has been Mt great expense In erecting and furnishing s
house and atters himself that he is prepared To
accommodate all who may desire to give him eali--
Having ample house room for ono hundred persons and
stabling for at sast fifty horses.
Thankful for past patronage. be would ask continu
anee Of the came. WM. V0GFJEY
Dee 0, 1ses.H 'A4ff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Harvest Home Celebration.

INE regular annual Harvest Home Celebration at Sax
onburg, will take place the 10, IL, ls and 10Th
August next the ground of the Saxonburg Hotel
(the old harvest home ground) The proprietor, J. II
suebgen will endeavor, by excellent music good fare
and low prices to merit the expected patronage Of
friends Of social pleasures.
8 1861
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03

CywALLow two or three hogsheads OF Buchu,' To
- mic Bittersn sarsaparilla" Nervous Antidotes
&C. &C. &C. aud after you satisfied with the result
then try one box ofoLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS-and be restored TO health and yigor
in less than thirty days They purely vegetable,
pleasant TO take prompt and sautary in their effects
on the broken-down and shattered constitution Old
and young can take them with advantage. Imported
and sold in the United States only by
JAS S. BUTLER,
y No. 427 Broadway New York
July 2T 1s64:3mo. R9-Agent for the United States.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03
CHARLES HucH G. GRAHAM
McCANDLESS & GRAHAM,
Attorneys af E-aW.

Office on the Southwest ofthe Diamond, Butler, Pa
Also, CLAIM AGENTS for securing Pensions, arrears
Of Pay and Bounty Money, for Soldiers, If they
dead for their legal representatives In prosecuting Sol
dcrs Claims those ofheir Representatives charge
until collected.
Dee. o. 1sS3:tf
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STRAY HEIFER.I

GAME to the residence Of the subscriber residing in
~ Jefferson township, about tho 18th OF june
ast Red HstGer supposed 10 be about two years old,
perceiyable marks Tho is requested 70 come
forward prove property charges and take her away
or she Will be disposed of according 70 law. 7.
JOHN ABTHURS.
.July IA IssI.3t, y
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Army correspondence.

sas~ Through the kindness of Mr.. Wm.
Crafty, We are permitted to publish the
following letter from his son, Capt. Eli
G. Crafty, of Co. E, lO3d Pa. Vols. 1t
will be recollected that the Regt was cap
tured a; Plymoth, n. G. The friends of
this Regt. will be glad to learn that they
are farng so wellin their captivity. We
sincerely hope that they may coon be ex-
changed, and be permitted to return to
their peaceful homes.
C. S. Prison, MACON, GA,
june 6, 1864
DEAR PARENTS With pleasure I
embrace the present opportunity of infor
ming you that ! am enjoying good health,
we are getting along very well ut this
date, we get enough to cat, as much as
could be expected for Prisoners of war
[ have heard from my men lately, they
were all well then. lost of my men
in the engagement, one killed aud two
wounded slightly; Logan was killed-at
this date there is no prospect Of exchange.
You can write to me, address your letter
to me Prisoner of War, Macon Georgia
l suppose you have not received any of
my former letters, but hope this will
reach you in safety. Give my love to all
the friends. May God bless you all is
the prayer of your son.
L. q. CRAFTY, Captain,
I03, p. V.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-03

1seA. NEW GOODS, 1904.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
AsD As GOOD As rHr srss.
r. G. & J. L. M'ABOY.
Have Just received at their establishments,
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.
A large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Rssp TEE rOrIow1sa eArA1oasl AND PROFIT THEREBY
FOR THE LADIES.
Always on hand large stock Of Ladies' goods. such
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always on hand Black Cloths, Fancy and Black CassI
meres Satnetts Cassnets Tweeds Plain and fancy Yes
tings, Shirtng, ETC., etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Such as COATS, PANTS, VESTS and other garments
Boots and Shoes,
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIEs,
and variety Of other articles
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Such ms Unbleached md Blcsehed Musllns, Linen an
Cotton Table Cloths Oil Cloths, Linen and Hemp Towels
Carpets, Curtains, Fringe, otc.
HARDWARE, &C.
you want Nails Spikes, Manure or other forks
saw-Nil other saws Smoothing Irons. Locks Hinges
etc. GO to MAboy's, where you can buy them cheap.
IFYoU WANT Good Extra Family Flour, White o
Brown Sugar Rio Coffee, Imperial, Young Tyson or Bac
Tea go to MAboy's.
IF You WANT GROCERIES
of superior quality at ms low rates they bo ha
elsewhere in the county, go TO the store Of
re. 4 J.L MABoY.
May II, 1854.
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ISAAC ASH, EDWIN Iron
ASH 81 LYON,
Attorneys
MILL attend to the prosecution Of all claims for
w BOUNTY,
BACK PAY,

InfoImation by letter otherwise will be cheerfty
given gratis No charge in any until the mofsy is
made They have already received and paid over to ap
plcants thousands of dolars having drawn up their
applications with such and precision that they are
uniformly successful.
Pensions should be applied for within one year from
death or discharge.
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Office on Main Street, opposite the Post Office Butler
Dec. 8, ls63.;:3m
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Watches. Clocks d. JeweIry.

you want good Watch, Clock or set of good Jewel
ry go to Griess whore you get the very best the
market affords He keeps hand, large of
Jewery of all styles and in fact everything usually kept
in Jewelry Store. Repairing done on short notice
Dec. o, lS63=tf FRANCIS Y. GREER.
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EMPl 0YME

DRY = A MoNTH.-Agents wanted to sell Sewing Ma
d. y chimes We viii give commission on all Ma
chimes sold employ agents who will work for the above
wages and all expenses paid
For particulars address
BOYLAN Co, Gen. Agents.
DETROIT MIoH.
Ian
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING, &c.

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amounts over that reasonable reduction will be mae.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Single packs 81 30; each additional pack, 50 cts.
NOTICES.
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We tho undersigned Publishers and Poprieors ofthe
Butler papers, hereby agree TO strictly adhere to tha
above schedule Of prices, until further notice.
WIN. HAsLETT, Butler American.
CLARK WILSON, U.i0n Herald.
ROBINSON ANDERSON, American Citizen.
July 13, 1864. ~
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On VIM. HI. Duff's sPenmansIiip
Twelve First Premiums
for the best Business and Ornamental Penmanship,
awarded our Present Penman by the United States Fair
atCinclnnati IN ...loo0
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"Perfect gems Of ths Penmsns - Pittsburgh Post.
"These performances can only be excelod by the
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STATE journal.
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The AmericanCitizen,
April IL, ls6Iaemo.

Is published every Wednesday In the borough Of Butler
by THOMAS ROBINSON & C. Il. ANDERSON Main street,
opposite TO Jacks fotel-oice up stairs In the brick
formerly occupied by Eli fetter, as n store
TERas;-SI so year If paid In advance within the
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tion Of the irst six months
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NEW York HERALD SUNDAY, NARoa, TO- 1854


DRv GOODS. ..,..
ArRsvros 4 .oass,oss $500.
2sl Bovery scar Ho.s',n stree,
CONTINUATION or s,. qua GREAT SALE %
ON noarAs MARCH a. isos
The large auction saies o Thursday and FRIDAY sser
''* 90 The ''.' = s '%.ss'. ssixs SILKS
SNAIL sn;, sEAr cM ,sS sILNs o"s % ss.a
sSsll Sins sss @ sss ~. nd sssss ats.
srsissp 9 SILKS e.. s ss. .sls, T." s.a.ssa s
BLACK s,Lxs. a. o.. .. "a c Q q,
HEAVY ORCH LvsrRE, sLsc Sis si Il '' ''' :
n.a Z: ~ a 40 f :ss AIN g srss 'ss : :
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS - . On .
without 'asre for moa,nnal go
PLAIN SILKS ali he is.SSaaS s:' soom worn. a, :as
Ladies Si Drioes Of our SILKS 20 10 IS per
lower than Broadway stores
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS.
We have rrea. bargains 70 offer ,his week
s se sfR .SFs
p9TIiT iSSES rsSy a. 8 worth
sGSss SS saSs; :: ss;$sss
':ss i;sss.ss r., si$S$
Green sLSs. AMI BLAek BROWN 'A
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
In great variety, very cheap.
snAwLs, sn atSH snAwLs.
A larae assortment OF
c5AIiiS' cSsSEs HIVE sistLA' AND sE6shE
Of Vie latest styles imported
cLoAxs AND mAKTILLAs.
OUR STOCK is NOW COMPLETE
with all the choice intended for the OF our
celebrated manufactures
FRENCH, BRITISH BELGIAN and AMERICAN
CLOTHS and MELTONS, at every Price
from 81 50 10 So
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs
OF The most fashionable colos and styles Prices
ing ~ 81, and up 10 81 ~.
Ladies will mud stock Of The largest select
10 the city this branch OF the surer
vision OF
Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, late Of 2l4 Bowery..
who has been established In the Bowery, the Un bea
and Psrasol trade for upwards u twenty years
PEyTON JOHNSTON
Late w. K. Peyton),
No az Howery, near Houston street.
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(yARTAN, PLUNRBTT q M,OuLLOUGH,
" 16j BOWERr,

Have open splendid
STOCK Or
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
IN all The latest imported iabiics
We will also IN addition 10 the above siH or
DRESS GOODS
purchased AZ the recent auction sales at Is 3D.
per YARD. which VIII be found very cheap aud desirable
A splendid line Of
POPLINS,
OF Irish and French plain Plaid and Stripe
~ all the most desirable shades.
HAkGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
Plain, Colored and Fancy fouard silks from D. Cd
yard up
Good Black Silk, 81 TO 81 10 per yard
Yard wide striped Silks. slightly damaged. will be sold
very cheap
ALPAcAs. ALPACAs. ALPACAS
We have opened OF
COLOkED ALPACAs AND QUEENS CLOTHS.
Very choice coors from So 10 a. per yard.
BLACK ALPlCAS AND BOMBALINES,
From cheapest 10 the finest grade
SHIFTING AND SuEETINd MuSLlNS.
Auslns NJ less than manufacturers prices
We would invite particular attention 10 the following
goods, Just received from auction
cases MOZAMBIQUE, at 10 cents per yard
Case FkENCh P0LlN tsllk warp "a I'd. per yard.
case IMITATION OF REAL MOlRK ANTIQUE.
case EMRROlDEkED Do. very choice. n n
CARTAN. PLUNkETT MCCULLOUGH.
No 25y Bowery.
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uUMLs' NORTH chRoLINA STEAMSHIP LINE FOR
III Beaufort Morehesd Cy and Newbern The fast sail.
Ing PEIREL carrying the United States all viii
san for the above ports on WEDNESDAY March - For
freight Passage (bayiug cabin rGt apply
toard pier ~ HENRY HUME ia South ST.
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A GRAND 4.:e. 0'z'' ssa &c s,...
-..,..<.. DRESS GOODS
ALL THE LATEST ispoRrED FABRICS
'"'"' 49, TO CUSTOMERS
GREAT ss1RaAiNs
BLACK SILKS, coLoREb silks. rouLARD SILKS.
PLAIN AND Fancy ICY DRESS GOODS.
SOME OF THE SILKS ARE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
WILL 90 I TaE COST or AlaPoaTArioS. 'o' ~
BLACK SILKS, S. anu up.
FANCY SILKS "a and up
FoULARp SILKS yard wide, s.. ei and op
@ eRAln sss E T2a S1osr At
$500 yards PLAIN and FANCY pRKss GOODS. Is as Cd
aud mp
60 case. CoLoREp ALPAcAs AND MoHAIRs.
TWO CASES IS SoT nfT %b FIT bhE GOODS
With elk Stripes. very rich
TWO CASES PLAID popLISs, pogaLs WIDTH.
At6s. q yard worth 81 70
a na,g. yarie,, OF EMBROIDERED DRESS GOODS.
Very new and very scarce.
hs above goods win be found fully equal to .he repre-
STYLE, QUALIFY AND PRICE.
AFfoAD' 70 70 F 5ns rs o"''"'
,Hs, s.ist
place IS heretofore Be- i resolved e make 'hs
ros f fHSfsfss lE III ssSsD.
POPULAR PRICES.
TO MAZE THE YtTSRs REPUTATION
woK;5 AsS Il %;s p.,,
cars Saf'f fai q s"s ssFS says,v
w. < kobERrs
A k'Szs"s EIGHTH AVENUE
ANOTHER LOT OF
PROM THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIA. spREscH1Ers,
HOSIERY GLOVES huslSs so aAsE WAY SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED BIZ WATER ,-- ooons
,occ LINEN HAxpKskeaisys e Sc, ios ii s0oDS
$50 $50 S eExrs COL 16Loks sbf sohbsEsp Io m
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

L,CR BANANA DIRECT
IT. Tie u. Mail side wheel steamship
EAGLE
Adams omnnander will leave pier No. North river OF
Wednesday, March 81 II O'Clock y. NJ precisely. for Ha
drees NJ freight received bills OF ladng sigred
The cay 81 sailing
All letters must pass through the Pest once.
sroFT0Rb TiLEsToN 4 co, 20 Broadway