davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-13

He Uefcats the Union Force at Gym
1i,Inna, and Thkes 800 Prisoners
TfurbrtLee In Pursuit..
, 1864-06-13

NEw ToRk, june 11.--The New York 1r1btne
has information that Deblado, With 200 men. ato
tcckcd the iutrcnchcd GIMP Of the French, 1000
strong. between San Luis Potosi and SautIlo, and
1ses irfcsted with the loss Of 900 men.
, 1864-06-13

NEW YoEk June 1.-THE Reratds special dis
pstch eaye The 22d Pennsylvania had serere
fEirmisG near ManGeld, Weste1u Va on Thnrs-
day and drove the eneul to the nountstns- Our
loss vas four killed and 81 wounded Gen. 6igel
hiss A fnrre In nuftuft.
, 1864-06-13

A11AsE, June tilt is Tumore6 in political cir
c1es here that the National Democratic ConTen-
tlop, called to meet at chicago, Juiy 4th, Will be
postponed. i ia understood that the National
consideration, and will arrive at some definite con-
t1nsfnn before the S0tb Inst
, 1864-06-13
r,edexa1 Wounded md Rebel
NFf&nner&.

WAmrterox, june 11:.one thonaand wound
ii arrived Today from Wblts House: 81 thoas.
3ur Wntf{nc o. horplta1e There ere ], 100 rebel
prisoccr, Rito At Whtte Uouae
, 1864-06-13

Tho Second Regiment OF the IRON
RrfCnde-Ser1oua Drouth In ~tscoa'
, 1864-06-13

FoR1Rxss MoSRor, May IA late Richmond
uaper epys tlnt ee7eral steamers have an1teo q.
EEI,r1eFtau. g. G., within q few days, and aHsnG
n sa, = IL steamship belonging to the chicosa
fnmbhuY.
, 1864-06-13
MONDAYS O'CLOCK l. IL
THE LATEST FROM
GEN. GRANT.
White House Abandoned
as a Base.
OFFICIAL bulletin FROM
SECRETARY STANTON. "
4 New Phase Of the Move
ment Reached.
Further and Important from Gen.
Hnnter's Operations.
MORGAN'S RAID I'M KEN
TUCKY.
He Defeats the Union Force
at CYnthiana;:- 800
Loss to us,
The Very La'ett from Frankfort
and Lexington.
FROM WASHINGT0N-MAT'
TE8S AL TIE OAPlTOL'
EsfsG3E GEORGIA.
Further and Important from Gen.
Hunters Operations.
MORGAN'S RAID I'M KEN
TUCKY.
The Very Latest from Frankfort
and Lexington.
FROM WASHINGTON- MAT'
TH8S AL TIE CApITOL.


The Advance Of Cen. Sher-
mans Army.
, 1864-06-13
r R U s. S ES,

o,a T,usss for 141rx, With their t1ltAllegs
Ns1 Ns.}11-s NJ. Or 9 tte HARD RUB8ER TRuss and b
e1tsS. III. Trnss can Be made su1 q lineef faa
eo.s s net njuTe fhe eord md ztanasss no ssraos
tsot RsanISsr R.aeea Aedsmns e
suppoItei1 Tss'fe 6toefis9s, suspsns,tJ rAad.ses,
r. do: Kstab1tIhment, f8 Sn9fh CtaIk street
70 B11 A3. j Il. KENDALL, Manager.
'ie7-h6l83t tt IHAaAuet
, 1864-06-13

NOTICE. Mercantile Asso-
tSiondaVi ayenlrr at oc,stEs to ronsider proposl.
.tone from the Chamber Of Commerce 70! rooms for
rhc Assoctatlon IL the proposed ne building. full
attendance is desired.
je11-k5Tetnet MERRIL LADD. Secy.
, 1864-06-13

ITO LUMBER DEALERS. For
arrive in medlA,yy, conl,stng of 80 Thousand feet
1nthts vida. DAVID G0UDWtLL1E.
Corner Of FRANKLIN and Ohio streets-
ie121692trel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

: yet pOssible--to their old allegiance. We
desire to make our victories consequential
by the rehabilitation of the States as they
were. and to make out of them aud not out
j Of illegitiinate States-the offspring of q
corrupt Executive--the old Union, one and
indiyisible!
This is the policy of the Northern Democ-
racy. Upon that platform we intend to con-
tend In the November election. Whoever
may be our candidate, that win be our doc
trine, and you cannot Gas the gentleman
from Illinois Mr.. Washburne] tried to do
yesterday give it different Interpretation,
because of the speech ofmy colleague, Mr..
Long, or because of the partisan attempt
to expel him for the sentiments he has ut
tered. w
We accept as our platform the integrity
Of the Union. Upon that platform we will
never, in any emergency of this Republic,
yield up this country and its Constitution
to secession, and to its baleful counterpart,
abolition. "Amid all the darkness the
thick darkness around us, we will cling to
the single, simple, sublime issue--the Con-
stitutioh, and the Union of which 1t is the
bond; the old Union. God bless the old
Union, and the wrath OF the Lamb of God
shrivel to their very sockets the arms lifted
TO destroy II; iotin vengence, but In mercy
to them and to al 'niafkfnd.N ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
HOT AIR FURNACES
PETER MARTINS
Patent Improved
Hot. Air Furnaces,
Fer PuplIc ana Private Use.
For Wood or Coal.

r, ~
II c.iiaJ = ~ .houa W ~ 49, oornh.,.
vs%ptilsting % with heating qualities: -,.,..,. .,.
9.sdsd il psfsstias what . Claims g ss tSs BET
Tbe small smount Of fuel required to keep Il in
onerst;on "'1As VI iaY' :" 10y ~ = -
Keeping the rooms constantly supplied with pure.
fresh air. drawn from Natures inexhaustible stock
out Of DOORS,
he's. S S heated sss and metal III ss$S
steady supply Of 9oistursi when t oyercomss the
IT, ora b.sxy any ana Al aI,l Snl,5 "a
g.ther guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
n1ps; Ps,tcul,r attention /. called ~ s, euLD nray
T. TINE INV INtsEMENT Of this Furnace which
has h been Spronounced by scientific men TO be the
- AAe
n6 Every Furnace warranted TO give entire sht-
isfaction.
pgrmFSOn p FanO rslei s. 70 os,;nn, sns aDo"Ns
CrsorsyArr, March II, 1898;
AT Farnsc n tne Sscond hss tkn,
far evsH entire ~ nd FS
q ~ osI M v 70 ra,n;.s TN Nan ~
- 49, .eiI .Vy ~ \; nod WINE f'A "
-. ;n,e. - a % = r..or,,,,.nd Ne Mas
FROM our eAperiehco me y. M. na
YIN ~ an aoePe IN .no s.e oi wnlnnk .l @ au
as quite competent 70 give satisIacC0n ~ tno con-
s'ructlon OF vi uinaSes % mhe1ss1l s IN pW.
D 49,
Mr. Norpx u AME. READING. OHIol
november 2otn iooi.
Mr.. MAKTIN-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for US, and satisfied With it,.
0ur rooms are amply heated
n Yours, respectfully,
- -
bear testimony 70 the above nas1ng usea Md
same same nrnace al ln9s minte'' anu sin iui'
WIN all its arrangements NI JEopoI.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

Have one of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. II
gives entire satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church, ]
recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
GEN. N. WADE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

bear testimony TO the above, having used the
same Furnace all last winter, and am fully satisfied
with all its arrangements.
lol Eighth street. of Leopold 4 Goodheart, No "a
West Pearl street.
CINCINNATI, June 2S, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

Mt. NorRB DANE, READING, 0HIo.l
November goth 1851.
Mr.. MAKrIN.-This is To certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for US, and arc satisfied With it,
Our rooms are amply heated.
a Yours, respectfully.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
Trouble Brewing.

The Chicago JOwnaL, \ Lincoln paper,
says of this movement
A secret movement against Mr.. Lin
coins re nomination is extending all over
the North. 1t is headed and conducted
by disappointed Office seekers in Washing
ton, New York city ana elsewhere. We
hear of its workings in New England, New
York, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin
1t has male and female travelling agents
correspondents, popular lectuers and news
papers, employed to promote its object.
We state these facts, with full knowl-
edge of their truth, in order to put the
friends of Mr. Lincoln on their guard.
The leaders in this movement resort to
such unusual and dishonorable means,
that mel of honorable principle mag well
be suspicious Of them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
Ncru A0pcril rilsenlenfs.
Court Pr0CEdm dtsOn.

SzTHEREAs, the Iros. WILLIAM EtwELt President
w Judge of the Court vi oyer and Tcrniner ana Cen
erl jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the
beacr aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in th luh Judicial District composed OF the counties
Of Columbia sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon. John
NReynudsS stephen Budy y,AssociateJndges OF CoilM'
hi, county have issued their date thc th
dnv Of Dec tn ytar Of our Lord one thosah5 cirh
bndrr ana and to me directed for holding
Court Of oyer ana ruHnr and General Jail deHery,
General Gi7ttgr S,ssipns of tH Peace Common fIeRs
and Orphan 8 Court in Hl0umaburg in tn county NJ
Columbia. on thn nr.t Nuniay, beng the ISL uiyl VI
4, brtarv ,Kt, II continue enc week.
Notice is hereby Civ to the Coroner the JusicGs
of the Peace AMI Constahlcs of the said county {" 'o
uIn ia that they be- then aud there IN thti prr per
sons 1T 10 1'cuck IN tn t1tonn"n of SAID Jay WIN n r
~, ords, inquistiuns ami other rcneWtrlncc 10 DO
those things wmth1 their Offices appeain 10 be cone
Aud those that ar, houHi ny Ccoghizanc Ia prosecute
sgainst the prisoners thai or may b. in n" jan OF
said county ot ruuuha II be then ana there u prose
eute theu as shall he Just Jurors are requested J." be
punctua in teil Attendance, agrccably to mar n.tes'
4 ~ Dated at tloDmsbgry, the eth day tt l'rc.
, H. = Yin the year sf our l. RI enc thousand 'itht
~ Shundred Hud siXiy'threc. and IN tue 'iahty
eighth year Vi ,in rdupandGhct of the United states
Of America GuJ SAVE lUr CuNaoNwENTH.
JOSIAH II. FURMAN, Sheriff
Eh Ii'Ts Liirc. L!opmshurt,N Mar. 26, lsti
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
The Pilots Revenge.

It was towards night on the 2Istof Sept,
1864 A small 4 glish war-brig, which
had been fitted out for the suppression Of
Nungg IerS, was ldziiy creeping along o?er
The heavy monotouous sweiIs, just of the
coast ct Galway, and Oh her deck was
beng enacted a scene Of somewhat more
than common interest. The day before,
she had captured a small boat laden with
consraband articles, together with an old
man aud u boy who had charge Of them.
The captain Of the brig, whose name Was
D,acut, had ordered that the old smuggler
should be put III irons. TO this indiguily
the cd man made stout resistance, and
in the heat of the moment lie had so far
forgotten himself as to strike the captain a
blow which had laid him upon the deck
Such an insult to an English officer was
past endurace, aud in punishment for the
ofEensc the smugglcr was condemned tc
die
A single whip was driven at the star.
broad foreyarl arm, and all hands were
called to witness the execution. The rope
was poosed aud slipped over the culprit'
head, and the running and put through a
small snatch block on the deck, Until
this moment not word had escaped the
boy. He trembled as he beheld the awful
preparations, and as the fatal moose was
passed over the head and drawn tight tho
color forsook hi, cheeks, aud he sprang
forward and dropped upon his knees be
fore be incensed captain.
"Mercy, sir-mercy !
"For whom T. asked he officer, while
e oontewptuous smile rested upon his lips
! "For that old man who you are sbo!'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
CRIME JnR0aS : MAY xEKM

Bloon, Jacuh prilanbarh II. Wells. Lucas y
Mover SalnI.i Sh,H r, Irury Volt
Bcavcr-Jnhu iimu'ritrr. Jacob DreISbach
Brarcrc"k- iacnb Greasy,
Rot B,rNick- liiuau COVER,
Erarkliu- Jacob 10 .t.ubnttr,
greenwood -Lm'Ph R.cst Gecist p,fF "'oIgo
Giron,
Ucmlnck Drui.l YucIm,
Jtrfsun john Hess,
ut Pleasant Jis,pn Wander lice P tar llippen.
st'?',
nauc Jacob Npvuln,
Madison G'rrit b.agIs 4 u Watson,
MlGiin Abraham schwrppenheis.F,
TIna- Jnl3a Fowler.
Ruarinscrr, Nathan Drci5baCh,
SI-arOaf- Saulu ShlitG,
Eion!nsburL, linlch gG, loti
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

storm :"
Yes, sir, answer the boy.
And will you do it 2 eagerly asked the
captain,
'On two conditions
Name them quickly
'The first is that you let me go IN peace;
and the next that you trouble none of the
smugglers should they be there"
81 promise" said the capt in, "and
will give you a hundred pounds beside
Now set about your work but mark me,
if you deceive me, by St. George II shoot
you on the moment
The brig was soon put before the wind,
and Robert Kintock stationed himself at
the star board re-yard arm from whence
his orders were passed along to the helms
man. The bounding vessel soon came in
sight of the ragged crags, and the heart of
every man leaped with fearful thrill as
they swept past a irowning rock, which
almost grazod them as on they the brig,
and thicker and more fearful became the
rocks which raised their heads on every
side.
Port !! shouted the boy.
Port it is!'
'Steady-So.'
Steady it is.
'Starboard quick
aye, ayc--starboarl it is.
At this moment the We ssel swept on past
an overhangipg cliff, and inst as vivid
flash Of lightning shot through the heavens
and revealed the horrors a loud shout was
heard from the young pilot, aud in mo
meut all eyes were turned toward him.
lie stood on the extreme end of the yard,
and held him by the lift, In moment
more he crouched down like tiger after
his prey, and then with one wild leap he
reached the projecting rocks.
Revenge. revenge y was all that the
doomed men heard, and they were swept
away into the boilir G surge beyond.
Breakers IA reef = screamed the man
forward, 'Starboard, quick
But it was too late late Ere the helm
! was half way up, a low, Tremendous graf.
ing of III hrig's keel was felt, aud the ncxr
instant there came crash witch sounded
high above the roar oi the elements, and
the heavy saast went sweeping away t(
to the leeward followed by large portion:
of the i'll fatcd vessels cargo and wreck
Shrek aItcr shrek went up from thos
doomed men, but they we're in the grasl
OF a power that knows no mercy. Tht
Storm King took them tor his own!
The next morning a small party of cam
from the rocks and moved along the shore
1t was strcwn with scattered fragment
from the wreck and here and there th
mutiated and bruised forms Of the brig
crew. Amou. the wreckera was Rober
kintock, and eagerly did he search anon;
the ghastly corpses, as though there wa
one he was eager to find. At length h
stopped over one, upon the shoulders O
which were two gold epaulets. ltwas tn
captain OF the brig-tho murderer of hi
father. They boy placed his foot upo
the body and while a strange light beame'
l.om MS eyes, and shudder passed owe
his couptenance, he muttcred:
' Father you are amply revenged"
, The boy spoke truly, Fearful in cou
ccpton aud fearful in consunlmaton hs
been the Pilots REVENGE.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
The Girl and the Wives

$oa,. body has wr,,t'u ,1. f,l!"wug about the girls
co. b. IS TIA girl,
Wa So Euu en- cI.Ii
Dl .Jd with our evening dreams
They haIIt our ives
Ll>r spiut wives,
q j,s uGlRis h!Iut the STREAMS,
They sooth our rnn,,
my III uur brains
NIih dream. Of suiuuar hours;
G0d iirss the girls,
Gol b, ~ lh r citls,
Cod bless our hu,uaa flowers
IN, wives, we ttInh. arr, 9pits Az deserving The
It'd:
GDi bless The wives
Ihry h.i our hives,
with lIlt's bees and huuty.
Iiry rass hic's shocks
Tn'y nrud our >ocks,
BIt--Ucn II:y sp-md til. nIoney
When we ara sick.
They bead "a quick
h.t is if they love usi
IT not, We Gi,,
Aau yet They rry,
And pIlca toab,loIss above rs.
Otrnguish girls
NIlh sammy cGdS.
We may IN fancy dream;
Lat Wiyes--trae Wi?es--
Throughout our Lives,
Are Everything tlry saeni
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

ED~ A MAN named Oats was hauled up
recently for beating his wife and children,
On being sentenced to imprisonment, the
brute remarked that it was very hard that
a man was not allowed to thrash his own
oats,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

s15s A RoBBER was seized for stealing
snuff out of tobacconlst' shop, by way
OF excusiug himself exclaimed that he was
not aware Of any law tha, forbade a man
from taking snuff
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

p@r a TRAVELLER, relating his adver-
lures, told the company that he and his
servant made fifty wild Arabs run, which
startled them but he observed that there
was no great merit in that, for said he, VIZ
an, and they ran after US
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

seS' A GENTLEMAN was agreebly sur.
prised the other day to fud plump turk.
ey served up for dinner, and inquired how
it was obtained, Why, sir" was re.
piled, that there turkey has been roosting
on our fence three nights, SO this morning
| seized him for rent"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02

Rss- TRULY SWEET. -" When | am in
pecuniary ficulties, "said a peusive bank
rupt, my garden, my flowers, all fresh and
sparkling in the morning, console my
heart"
Indeed :" asked his sympathizing
friend, | should have thought they would
remind you of your trouble, for, like your
bills, they are all over dew"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-18
1861. First Arrival R6l

., |[tAiiI.' .H| :.
. 400 SIS tn ar ssh
D, s.JiB& 30 b t
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
f.n "' e
Wholesale and Retail.
lie o. les
saG JIa1 .-l
The undersigned, having juss rstsfnsd from tse .s
Eussn dnsa e now prepared to exhibit bis stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
whlah In variety elegance and ohsapnsss cannot be
the Mountans Ny stock sby far the largest
ever brought TO this market and will be offered TO the
tsde either Wholesale or retail, ct greatly reduced
prices, A I have made arrangements to Engage in
some other business BY next spring. my stock must sa
will enumerate . few articles:
LADIES FUR5.
%, 900 worth Of Ladies' Furs e,nsistns of Fitch,
Mink, French Sable, Water Mink, victorines, Capes
and Collars also Mufs TO match, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either py the set or single
pisee at as low prices as the same goods have been
the my stock Of furs you win, am sure find 1t to
your advantage to do before purchasing elsewhere
g LADIES FUR HOODS.
large stock Of Ladsa Fur Hoods at last years prices.
LADIES CLoAKs AND sHAWLs,
A full stock Of handsome Ooaks and shavis, which
will be old very cheap.
1a: wooLLRN GOODS.
$50 dO.sn. uOh as Hoods, Of the latest style, Nu6as,
sontags, Breakfast shawis and Polkss, some very
haDdsome.
81 RIBBONS.
1900 pieces Bonnea, Trimming and Mantaa Ribbon,
at very low prices, some Of the very handsouest
styies ana latest Importation and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter
To my stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS
would osl partiGular attention: !. is Larger aud
more complete In all i various branches than at any
time heretofore offered.
Also, large stock Of
q, S.
Ladies, Misses' and Chtidrsn's Hats,
al Of the Latest designs Imperials Hugsntss ssrato-
.. gas, Turbans, 60, &o
LADIES DRESS GAPS,
,.ss MOHAIR GAPS,
SILK MITTS and
H.. HEAD DRESSES.
HOSIERY,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS FUR COLLARS,
FUR GLOVES,
A LARGE VARIETY OF SCARP8.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-18

The undersigned, having just returned from the
EAstsn dhss h now prepared to exhibit hts stock OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
Ew YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE % lS64-sUPP LEMENT


~ srAEK res Inr ~oa "a hare -nh s1s.i
Ntft tT Nu~fu@. M~stcsl claifseysut sle can
st 700 ~ r&~. rsessmt fus.e oraNr .o~ttre
the Fer&rxAsA sp~~y MstNs~xA wx
a tu~ sal OF absent
ffs~aas hsr ~ be feasa Csatien 80 "a
80 s."t sN sss ~ ~ hr t~s~ea hss ysa -.rrs
fas tnabaE no AIS Fnafta b. wen rwra.
= Nnfa ~ r~sms fesrt rsms sas dos~
1rs arsn~a at sanKt~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

-. day. a. los oecct. a. n. anc1sn sorsh
Vtism street Household FarnitafePAror Halt. sofa.
T@bes. Chslrs Bureaus wsshslsnds LoanK~a ne SEA-
beds and Bedding. CsrTeu UieiOths hsfr9ersturw M
hogan Farl0f Chair Iron B~dstesds. krehen Fafntre
one peder's AHson. one baAsrs Wagon, uorse har
ace: one business " a9en. lArxe Fab StA A<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

lEg B0wERy.-MADANE wIDggR cLAIRvoy.
IOD .ni sad Giiieo spanish adv. unveils the mysteries
~ inthr1 ctrt Wafare absent friends cshaaF, pre-.
sTtess msi.ns or al dsessesi tells LUCKY numbers. prDp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

V,o LIVERPOOL AND LoNDoH-roR LIVERPOOL
the PACKET shig AUSTRALIA sas on the 2zh % June
the HEM Sphere on the I'd Of july For London 1he
LONDON the ~ ~ July. For passage apply 10 III.
LIAMs uUIoN. 70 Fulton strceIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

w Sc. see Ms WkLLINoTuS the great English Pro-
pAeess TIE Dsl 81 al aad csnnoi be s,ceed Can he
suited setsona ~ or By letter all Of lie
lns sNsss oufneys absent ireads love couftship
rate h-.h, wealth And tho t~r reclaim crGsxer Anc
latnt htsesnds Mise 10 the person IN this city
who "a the senuine Roman and Arat tssman FOR
toi 1% aad at eNspes sfairs and are guarantees for
We A.. ~ nr y consn tbs naturally gifted and beautiful
~. LssA nnmbsrs given Highly respectable
avenue OPPOSITE Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
A MxosifICENr HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE.

A ucrIoS NOTICE LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ 81 Diamond Jewery, Cod and Silver Watches &C :.
iIHAOkk thlsi AlAh suctsoneers, IL Murray street
and " Para PAAe. wal sri thursday June Is ~ 10
cFs a. Aeeve b. catalogue large line OF Gold Hunting,
pVaSe lsmc. lnsepso. second Sttatght Line
shor sud Lever w.enes Ladies Diamond aud En4.elsd
hscse, Sil.e Hunt Levers, Cylinders and Anchors,
ADD large ine Of Alassie&n Watches Also, Diamond
Broochca
Also larse lire Gold Fob and
yesgChs1a God Jeweiry Aisu Silver Piated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

j. BLEECKrR SON & co WILL SELL AT ACC
"A tn r.day, June IS at ~ O'Clock. at the tN
Change s4lrsoa, Al Neutrality-suspicious. Cont ny order
4. T. Grand street tive story BRICK
Lots J. rs. 81, and $40, Broome street.
sior, br,A and LOIS SDs 3iS and 80; Mott
blrk Houses aud Lots Nos Iva, I1e and
17s On Thtd staA RICK Houses and Lots No
SDo Ei-h nntA street uabie Lots commencing
east klth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

UEkEY "a. LEEDS AuCTloSEER
nEsky u. LEEDS MINER.
wa eel at aucti0n "Wednesday Jane ~ los ocock
10 ~ bery street. few doors Of
naiNfl. thr hancs 81 harLen A 40 Elpr.s.
Also - ~ 'hs hands the Ma
tuhA kxpress Gonpzgy Oil Of which xi be without
TIENEY N, LiEDs AECTIONEER.
IL AANAi LEADe a MlN III VII cell at auction
u srhisF @nue - 81 ~ ueiSee, No
~ LbsFg fey NJ nsek Carriage Horses.
wsl matched. stylfaL eente and kind all tAr-
n~sk it.s hAn1s ID aBa admiralty adApsee 10 city
\ COLA AuCTtOAEnf. -ABSOLurh EXECUTORS
81 sab ~ Lots kinfh ~ard, ifroakyp
In au1 itaa~4a Dean aad Bergen JAMES
GNlE SOS ~ s8A AWs4as ~ ~ O'Clock d
ths teTaHercsa hsgh4rge No sos street opp0s
tNe Ctr hai ErDl ~ ordeG ihe sAcrutsrs Of leo.
~ 10 aes~srd under Abe airccan OF Aessrs hsgoer
ana sgU a., Atl0rbf.s-
DRVokAfN AVN E-i0 Lots. ~ssieriy side the
ffuas between Utaa aaa bergen
DsAA aii.Ehi-.s Loas south s'de, between Broosiys
an hud-yu aktopfs
bEReAs sTRkEF-a Lsa north she. ses~ssa Brook
Na and hNGt1n asraues
q Dsoa AAks 81 Lola sac. eaars froa,
between Dean ana Begg~n
Toe above property @hsb located m 0est clae neigh
bornooa surrcupds4 ~ nBpfesensus eoDsenept %
saree OF railroads Ae.t Terms ht<r4s for
aud TN apply 70 the sttDfpeys 80 yW
loagbey street, 70 she ases'easess No 80 900 street.
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