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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
r. KING.

Hs ore fully much astonished as anybody can be,
still refrain from any remarks beyond what may be
necessary to explain our course in the premises
The communication referred to was written by a
gentleman (Rev. James Sinclair) who had in pre-.
vous communication, on the subject stated that
he was near neghbor of Mr.. Kings and was therefore
supposed to be cognzan OF the facts 1t was also vouch
ed for in private note from this gentleman embodyng
Mr.. Kings views and as using Mr.. Kings name and
signature with his knowledge and consent These things
are stated to show that we inserted the conmuni.
cation "card bearing the signature of Mr. KING in
all good faith This did the readily, as brief
paragraph upon the subject had appeared in tho Jsur
nal some time previous and deemed the insertion Of
the " card an act of justice to Mr.. KING.
We may here remark that we were very soon con-
7inced from private information of the fact that there
must be some mistake about this card" and still far
ther convinced by receiving since the first instant
communication accompanied by the following:
LgNBERToN Jan. 1st, 1894.
Having seen In q late issue of the Wilmington Journsl
the card Of" r. King, Sheriff of Robson county NJ in
which he endeavors to exonerate himself from the charge
of refusing Confederate money and says he always re-
ceives in payment of debts due to himself &c we M
undersgned wish to dsproVe the statement said King
for the vndcaon Of TRUTH and "for the information
public by charging that he has heretofore refused said
money and has done DO IN number Of instances ths DAY
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-14
TaE WILMINGTON JOURNAL

COErEI4snATE STATES OF AMERICA.
n. G., THURSDAY, JANUARY ElI H. le0-:
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
EvRsITunn.,

a <4rrnsfure ior seePrgprrty ~ family leaving ths
10 Rosewood fIsneters Dta~ins Room SUITE cred
with brpoats Etsgefe, Centre Tables, Iace Curtains
psintses ststusry, sropxcs Bureaus Bedspads ward
Iobes rsdding bdlet Extension Table, Oh NJ. silver
Ware A. = .acrace Inquire 81 li5 West Twenty third
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

4 EGACr TO PERSON NAMED oLIvRR OR HIS
IL issuc-A person Of the above lest Scotland Q
good supposed and he or his INV yui
Issue viii reap much Advantage II Identified within limit
cd time rhe referred his issue wi please sd
dress By posi- leissr ietiers 10 Mr. u. Es W. Edln
brrg stating the following PARTICULARS Rs fuii name
or NAMES what AT Of Scotland be sft and when he lett
whatbsr he left Alone with whom be left
he Tesiaed In scotland when and where
ana who bio relations couneclons; 90 his
present Althoush idcntnca,on n within
limited time yet tho time s not 40 inod as 10 render aay
interview and Is dssre
that should the tronble and
making Application either In tho present rear
he NEXT succeeding year.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

An Academy OF Music . small scale 10 10 be found
located 72o Broadway. In this now temple Of song
small operas are produced . very small stage and
sung BY very small artists with very small voices The
entertainment, however, By small In its at.
traction bat intended for very small people, and may
be very succossul 10 that rsspsc Judge
from ths hearty laughter and applause those present
Al the matinee yesterday.
Mrs. Holmaps little troupe sing dance and act With
spirit and ensemble which lactors Of larger growth DO
not always eviuce Miss sailis Holman az Cinderella
10 the opsrcita Of that name, 10 quite charming and
deserves q better accompaniment than that afforded
by the nddlcs and piano which form the o.
chestra We will take the liberty, while men
tioning the orchestra, 10 advise the nrst nddls
10 play several notes owerin fact keep tune with
the piano and bass vol. tho extroms altitude NJ the
said arst fiddle rendering u quite mpo~sbIs for the
children 70 be effective In the solos In the third acs Of
Cinderella Miss sae Holman does double voiced sop n
"1he Bird Of Beauty" exhibiting great compass a.
soprano and contrHto AZ the same time. This musical
feat greatly sppauded Arer The suocsssful Der
formance OF the operetta, Master Alfred Holman rave
hts "wopdrous drum beatns portsying with fearful
accuracy great battle, the osrchthe explosion OF the
shells, the booming OF artillery, end ali that if ve
didn't exactly see u, the bills say that 10 DONE and Of
course II must be 90.
To conclude the varied performance rpoteau opereta
the Young Actress, given. IN which Miss aallie
Holman, With infinite grace and skill person tied vs
different characters We would sincerely advise the
little folks 70 see this entertainment, which u veil
worthy liberal patronage
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Lincoln. Will the Convention, with all his
sins upon bis bead" his heavy budget Of cruel
jokes and coslly blunders. and with che enor
nous schedule Of corruptions and spoliation'
that have marked his administrations, adopt
him, endorse him and commend him to the sup
port OF the people' II is difficult to believe tha,
this thing can be done. True, We are told
that the Convention is packed; that the
delegation of every State Ia Lincoln
delegation; that Chase Is nowhere; that Banks
is dead cook in the pit; that Ben. Butler is q
bag Of wind; that Fremont is Of NO earthly &C.
count; and that, as for Gen. Grant, the Blair
family have made 1t oil right between him and
Old Abe. But conceding all this, Il is still
difficult to believe that Chase men. Banks men
Butler men, Fremont men and Grant men will
chime in with the proposition to give the coun-
try four years more of TIE blunders, the cruel
jokes, the incongruties, imbecilities, waste
full corruptions and slops and shoddy Of the
present administration.
We are inclined to the opposite opinIon-that
all the anti-Lincoln elements represented in
the Convention will, by natural gravitation,
rally around the standard Of Gen. Grant and
that they will probably be strong enough to
bring the Lincoln stage managers and scene
shifters to a complete change of the pro-
gramme. Failing in this, we dare say that
from the anti-Lincoln men of this Balti-
more gathering of Office hucksters, Office
seekers, and political gamblers, or from the
Chase men outside of the Convention, such re-
Inducements will be brought forward to Gene
raj Fremont, to say nothing Of General Grant
at Chicago, as will very soon make the defeat
Of Old Abe before the people visible to tire
naked eye. With or without the nomination Of
Grant at Chicago, the Fremont movement
against Lincoln will be strong enough to play
the same effective part in the canvass that was
played by Van Buren against the Baltimore
democratic nominee OF 1s4S.
The republican delegates bound for Baltl-
more are already arriving, it seems, in consid-
erable numbers at Washington. II may be
surmised that they are dropping in to pay their
respects to Old Abe. as the present and the
coming man for their money and to compare
notes with Mr. Seward in reference to the party
platform. We think it not improbable, how
ever, as about four-ffths Of the republican
members of both houses Of Congress are anti.
lincoln men, that the Baltimore delegates
dropping into Washington may desire con-
sultation with the peoples responsible repre-
sentatives before proceeding to the renomra.
ton Of Lincoln. At the rate at which General
Grant is going ahead before Richmond, it
would not surprise us IT, by Tuesday next,
both houses OF Congress and the Baltimore
Convention were to nominate him for the Presi-
dency by reclamation.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
Music In the ParE-rlrat Day.

AZ announced yesterday morning. the Park band com.
menced ts series concerts yesterday after.
noon The weather was all that could be desired, and
the music equally so, as Harvey Dodworth at his
usual post conductor OF the band The concert was
scarcely well attended Is usual such occasions
doubtless owing 10 the fact that II was not generally
known that the music season had really commenced II
the weather prove One next Saturday the number OF
visitors viii be than doubled. fhs Drive was how
ever. very lively With gay cquipagss nlisd with stil
sayiy dressed ladies The antforsign dry goods
movement has apparently not yet gone Into operation
II 10 but fair TO that tbs only railroad com
panes that have contributed the expenses Of the con
cert the Broadway seventh line The sixth
line, the Third line and the Belt Railroad
The public visiting the Park days mould 70.
member this fact.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
NEWS From MEXICO AND st. DOMINGO.

Arrival or the Morning Star-Maxim1l-
Ian not yet Arrived-Preparation for
HIS Reccption-A Consptracy Discov.
cred In Gu sjera-several Persons
Arrested-ssThe Writing ON the Wali'-
Celebration or the Anulverssry or the
Battle OF Puebta. Sc. dc.
The steamship Morning Star. Captain Hepburn. from
New Orleans the 27th and Havana the slss ult
arrived At this port yesterday evening
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA. May 81. 1884
By the Spanish steamer Baxcoiona, which arrived on
the s2s,h. We have dates from the city Of Mexico
to the 10th and Vera Cruz TO the 2lst There
was little OF actual importance. Macmillan had
not arrived, though great preparations have been
made for the reception OF the long expected
spracy discovered GuadsaIara and thirteen
persons have been arrested supposed that they
connected With general conspiracy, lodges Of which
feared bv the French TO exist in all the towns
they hold 'sthat declared for the iutorventiop."
Incendiary placards continually appear on the
wails of Mexico. and persons are being arrested
for CRYING "Dea.h 20 MaxmiHon and the French" On
the th instant both to tho
day was the auuversary, and deposited flowers and
wrea,hs thereon. The day was duly commemorated,
been received by the government OF Neuvo Icon from
san Francisco through Maystian and the artillery
muntion, &c. have arrived At Monterey They Oh
taned threugh Brownsville, by the Juarsta General
Donar occupied the town or Nachistsn claiming to have
killed two hundred aud taken one hundred prisoners.
We have bad several steamers from st. Domingo, but
they bring Of battle, In which, OF course,
the Spansrds VICTORIOUS but only had, according
tbs Official despatch, killed and seven wounded
the loss OF the enemy Of much greater
Two schooners have been capuret prizes, having
board contrablnd of for the rebels.
The English frgate Donegal has just come In and Is
1ripg her salute.
French trgate is outside. and 1. was rumored that
Macmillan wns coming.
The rebel steamer Dewhigh arrived yesterday, two
and bali days from Mobile. with glorious news for the
federas from Georgia and Virginia.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

TEE fHuHDRasotr sBxtl---Lsst evening the ssnats On
motion Of Mr. Ramsay, o the Committee on Naval Az.
fsirs. took up and unanm0usy passed the House bin
prev iding for The purchase Of the patents Of william
Wheeler Hubbei, OF Phisdelphia FOR the shells ana
fuses used ths service The patsnts are smned
sbsoutsiy 70 the use a the sevsrnmspt rhs amount
Agrssd vpss % ths bn el0o .oQo wasAsn00~ RAsss
2ama. ynnao.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

/
And !; came to pa. r. the r.rn of AsTan.m vho.-
penaenc. Of the S.ies xmerc. thai mighty rebeiioo
And Abraham said an,o Simon from the Keystone state
And simon did he commanded. md msrshaicd I'M
en S %%"r I from the E..
sIp and from oeyond the Rockv Mountains from everv
saried little they said ''e 'aa whose ''''
'Those who havo risen towards and when
tsey behold our banners they w'll surely rum
Aud pass. these two m ghty armies wen. sor,b
TO aRht on the plains q Manassas.
bipand thigh much that they b,Irrd brilliantly
/ And we're slain but more were wounded
ee wa' osa' @ the ,nd and
~ s sys s sna S new srssS unto wounded
medicine but q cIceedins nodssss Que cunning 10
Ana . hen Arsha% aud the PsSs. 0eH.d the
children musi not sntfer give me thy drink drink
And Abraham drank and was nothing s. 81.
but good FOR he and beau es se 10 ref bss
en 10 afsn s. se q ns shall
Aud tho wonderful which has re erforned is vi.
u Psfs s .nd sE.s.
war creates accidents and where climate or
xna 6s said LEI b. proclaimed throaGlou, the length
tops Cha. ~ who suffer IRON fever, dyspepa
srsncy 70 Ss ss mss ass ~ses sf'
AID Drake ad I !; & 8. .somm:naed and 60, him
him Sssisd and their way rsjocns ''''
| Address TO sn,olxers.-Po,iak 4 SONS,
a n.. Ensr. from street
Pipes order and repaired '
ABsautifuI Cemplexion.-Laird,s Bloom
& .ss druggists
A Beautiful Picture or the Catskill
20. uII Ta q. iSS n; sun
e rich color vast extent q country 10 90 small
ana r s viii wh y
.a.i ;s1 T ss
American Steel shirt Coliars-Enam-
ssed ..nov whlte .nss finished Mated % receipt Of
s9s: s!. zyr ,a @ s:.
BrandrssA's Pilis.
Sold in EUROPE since I7t: UNITED STATES s,pes lsso
The remarkable properties in securing the health possess
ed by ,bsss Vegetable rs have mads them advocates
among sssssa Ne person sas uss them ~sou. ssnsa,
Remember, asy ipvIros'e vhs they clsanss III. blood
from svary tails. ., .mpuri'y os..rv. 3. BRASDRErn
on the Eovernmsnt stamp IN white letters
Sold ., aos Canal street snd No : Unios square.
Beauties OF Greenwood and Views Here
and Tss,s la Fall. Hudson n.vss. IA Photographs
rsss: /. .s, ns ~:
ss - s1S s :s .ssss s p.'
ocuiss optcian 6G9k Broadway, opposite Bond street,
Brilliant and Powerful Nay ana Might
tourists .sscompaot portable ana smolsnL :P!sndd
oosaiss op.dau cc9x broadway. under Lsfsrss HcusA
Baschsior's Hair Dys-Ths Bsss In tns
vcrid Harmless reliable, insantaaseua The only p~H
fseidya eold By all druGssa rasoryst Dasslas ssssA
Boots ana shoes.-Ths Largest Asscrs-
s':s ssoon Is .:ss ss'
Booss. Shoes, 0aiters, 6c.-An Styles,
q prsssst prcsa FKRRTs SON, boosnsken d
nAssaa STRESS and 90 Broadway.
Ortssadors's Hair Dye, Prsssvvativs
and Wia Dspsa wholesale and rstAil-hA Astor HsuaA
Ns dys appsisd By snilful srtlssA
tsmsssry Em Dstlssh wssnss, oBouqaet
Vases ivy Crcssse napscsnms nrs 0rass kno'ssurss.
0RAHR CO., 81 DrnAdsAy. ecpsmA o. haAsAA naaA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
p. r. Seroum Co the Public.
10 TRlUyPHEi TO TRIUMPHBi

10 rRiuafHHEEysr vrn, VIZ In ,rRIuhrHsi
With no ordinary teeaa Of ssse.,o. and p,,as
as9 sassss q
that our mos, popalsr manssers have sesesed 10
golden 70. sa a.y yS s.r.
to poirca and military Influence and ersr:A
to carry on, their mos, wishes, B.rnus h.. ssss
Barnu ony gSo could all eppo.an
M sv.p 9css sa . snS .aa pave broad Shwsy Nth
heroine o the agshe modern American model The =.
loved ~ ali uue freads Of %msrlcan SUI unsy -
an MISS MAJOR H M rAuL,NE IN cusHM;T q, gn,ou ::..s
The and
such wonders Tor the Union Army Of the Cumberianz
- Every .nG ross.s not r who !s aSs =
ehn wh ha. 10
nd ei u :. 2 Ss. % r. a.: and
sen,ns isoasais ha, br.aths and word. tSss Ssr~
ty ts% ": % TN: :s.
. p..n y bs %
ad S rs rs' UsSSi q; NJ
ss :sss s g ss s. . ss: .sY ,.:.:S IN
II her cTn s!v,a her Z AT ELnv
*. prsn rST oS,S.u fH"n SA'u any extra charge
AMERICAN Musrur, JunsA 1884.
Pleasant Trips int westchsstsr cs~,.
@ sss ,s 3
&. q .ss &: :s
try looks most inviting
Pastilles de Fiorsnse.-Ladtss dssirsus
~. s. :. =:
Sold by druggists ssd .. 80 srssdwsy. s
Rene. African Fever .na Aga. c.ye-
Hc, cure a.. but "a :ar: CURE sss Fever and Ass~ DssA
The Time Lost
fn'search!ns ne city !srersn t:r any special sy,s =
yos YOUNG LADY. sIhaE Lir1I. Eiss or IsrAs.
''' ~ !" vIsI, 70 sExISs.
where every variety Of fashonsbs straw Goods k,sv~ =
thsisds Il homecr abroad wss.sver sSsSs ana 49,
A'~'s; asD b so2s tsSd HArs
the diversity OF shspss. shades and material tskss a
's'-1' "'' ''' osN1S SIS Brssdvss.a
rhs Original
OZONE SOAR. OZONE SOAR.
The mos, expensive not equal 70 this sms ~
~ or III. sompl..ion- IS cent. psr sinsls eas.
Sold a. NO. Union square
rrusses. Elastic stoc kiHgs, As.-marsH
co.'s Rscis:i ours rrsss on's only "Eo ay..sy ss.sS
wigs, Toupsss, Hair Dys, Hasr Dy.s,~
scc 5ifAsa S['HTs sosa .:.s sssss''s he M an
rns best nrsprosf SAFE in the world Dps 40 xsSsa AsA
Yonksrs. May Q, 1894.
xss~a oroaos a Hv.s.l ca,-
-k-
nsvins used ssiy two bstAss Of ysss sisasssas
GOLDEN srsfERs ssa rssoZ.saA sAsn wsA NJ ss.sA
soaadsnss y seah and ~ isuArly fss sAasss = vsw
and dlsa ns - zen fsA iadlss sad sAndrsa. svas ~
pan Of wias aA- s~e o. sarss u~ss deg.
ysss. rssRssfsuSs.
ozoaas .. aAsnA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Attempt to Arrest n Supposed Rebel Spy
He II Wounded. but ESCAPED &c.
The three r n. train from Philadelphia on Friday
brought this city George L. Marson, who claims
TO english subject. Tn his arrival here Marston
registered at the Astor House. Early In the evening be
left city the Boom,ngdale road in . carriage. and
cosely followed by George Brown, Of the Unitei
States detective poice who has bis track for
several days.
discovered that nc wassoIlowed. aud g.
tempted escape by rapid driving but Brown
hauled him. and. producing revolver, ordered him 70
hcave The ropy pistol shot, and both parties
eaped from their carriages, Marstcn st endeavorng TO
escape. Brown rapidly followed, firing ms he ran.
Arsr sharp chase Harston suddenly turned
and shot Brown through the arm, and with
this ADVANTAGE easily escaped though trail OF
blood indicated that he escaped not unscathed Brown
returned to tho city, and parties immedlately dss
patched pursuit of Mas,on who will doubtless be
tursd. For several weeks past Marston has been con
fined in the Old Capitol prison al Washington IA sns
picious character; but proof could be obtained
against him he was released the 26th Of May and do
tectives set TO watch him. When he left Washington
Brown kept him constantly In sight, ana Il seems from
Msrstons movements that he more than suspected hs
was watched hence his attempt 10 leave the city 10
carriage There is bu. little doubt. Notwithstanding
Marstops g pretencs OF being Englishman, thss he
rebel SOY.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Fragrance.
Bloom. bloom in Joy towers
And make Eden OF the hours
For symbols Of the hrcath
or all who mark fragrant wreath.
And with It's counterpart preserve
And beaut,fy thntr.tee,h.
Yes, potent Sozodon tits thine
In make the human mouth . shrioe
OF beauty worthy the diriuc
Where fet0r. scurf dark decay
Can hold their dca lily sway;
But atrenr'h and swretness only gem
Humsnty's grand d,adem.
Sod by druggist, and persImers everywhere. and =
HALL RUCKEL rroprieors. 2l6 Green street. New
York. 7b cents bottle
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
NEWS FROM the SOUTHWEST.
Tho Steamer Hlllman Fired
Into.
+ CRREST At CORINTH.
Projected Raid on 6herman's
Rear.
General Candy Organizing for
the Offensive,
Co.. Co.. IA.
Z oRREsT AT coRINTH.

CAIRO, June 8, 1854
Tns steamer Alice Dean from Memphis for Cincinnati,
has passed up, with sirhundred bales Of cotton.
The steamer Hilmann is reported to have been nred
Into at Island No. 2S. while on tho way Aempha The
result has not been learned.
Tho body Of Paymaster winaus, drowned q Mound
City, was recovered to-day.
The rebel General Forrest d reported ~ Corinth.
large number Of his desertng. II 10 expected
rear
General Canby at Naschsz organizing bis forces for
offensive operations
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
The Yacht Race.

The Yacht Race.
NEw YORK YAoEr CLuB REGATTA CoMMrrTR,l
NEW YoRK, June 4, 1864 I
The following named yachts are the winners OF the
prizes Of the fifteenth apnua1 roGstta:-
First Enss-Schooner Magic, VIM. H. Mcvckar.
sErcond CiassSchoner julia H. s. Fearing and Others
sFirN Cid1-Sloop Nottie. l. u. Sennl and others.
Second Clas-Sl0op Annie. T. livingston
CHARLES. IL HASWEIL.
VIM. A. BUTLER,
SAMUEL. W THOMAS
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

E. Mendes, 6a5 HronawHy .-Weud0es
Chocolate IN Of delicate heeist ~
beuefcsnt noursnr Qualities The celebrstod Choeos
late Ronbons we'll for ther ent tste and ~
iurlona the hcAth.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Campbesi, Apethscsry, .,erner Eight1
and Twenty eighth street. Pare Medicines dspsasa
With
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Royal Havana Lottery.-Highest Pre-
MUM paid for prizes. Information given Douboon
wanted ALECK CO, Brokers. "a and z6 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
Gou-aud's Lectures nm Che stry.


Gou.aud's Lectures 0n Chemlstry.
NO
II ia not added 10 the Matsr1a
Medica entitled u n
VOLTS So expansive q the mode Of q pss-
aration srsfns of thirty doarA
therefore worth twelve hundred dollars pound nuetea
Thousand two hundred doar and ton would cost not NaR
than three millions and ei.ht thousand doarA AnA
YET. valuable ass this preparation what IL IL worth oon
GoURXUD's EXTRAORDINARY ITALIAN MEDICATHD
SOAP!
the only true crea,er and ef
a. sc magic IN the removal Of Tan Freckles Bu
burn salowne.e Eruptons, Redness. Rougbness ChADa
Cracks &c This wonderful SOAP 4 80 soothing and softa
ought neglect using it to wash her -
fant with n is delightful for shaving. DS. FELlY
GOURAUDS preparations be had As hs new depet. -
Broadway. below Grand street
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Prizes Cashed I'm All LeZaitzsd Lotee.
res and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street Phiiadenhia
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Elliptic Sewing Machines.
RUN RY HOT AIR
For family and manufacturing purpossa Thsy ass -
equalled- SEE THrs
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Z. =. simmons u Co.-CovinGson. KY.
SHELBs. EXTRA CLASS 207-Jnne T. 1864
81, 2, 4, A, A. 80, As, sc. 30. 78, 20, SO.
CLASS 26S-June 1. 1885,
46, %. IL, 4. II. IL, 35. 33, 6, 75, "a, Sc, So.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Eruptt0ns, Freckses. PtmDles, Fan
Dunhnru Flesh Worms and all RkiA Defarmtes cured -
GOuRAUDs I,aaa MedcAtad Soap. sA hts depot. Ma .
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Deafness Catarrh, ana all DiseasssSs
the Bar Throat and successfully troAtoASr
DR6 LIGHTHILL 81 81 Marks olsos
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Grover & Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machine. for sale At ass BROADWAY nsar TWENTY .econ
Machine sewng done In the hest Machioes wfD
sent TO families by the day or veeA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Murray. Eddy & Co.--Covsugton, KY.
RESfbcKy, RxrRA CLASS 363-June 4. 1884
IS, 10. 81. 81. SO. IS. Z. 36. 80, SO. 60, ~.
KENrucxv CLASS S5s-,June e. 1851
II, 65, 81, 50, ~, 20. s. 40. &C. 25, 80. 81, IS
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

FLAGS. Flags. sCs..Aunin q CO..,
manufacturers of rnr,lsh bunting Fsgs-two to thir
feet hand 90 Fulton Street, corner Of William EsAS
lished le47.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

"FIer M~je~ty" champa~ne-The Roy.
ai vine or Rng,and $50 per Case or quarts.
wM. H., WARD 67 EXCHANGE place near Bread.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

AfrfvaI of WhhIsE at 9ag Harbor.
Sac HAssoa, June Z, 1ses.
mo bark Onion. from whaling voyage, last frsm o.
slssa with ave hundred and oy barrels q sperm and
ono hundred sad nfsy barrels vAA,4 - ssHvsA here
TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Danteiss Artshcfal Leather Is~9 and
Supporter 63 Hudson street. For circulars - -
hmonials address r, Daniels Co.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

why 10 Phaion's Night Bl0Omtn0
CEREUg like Lieutenant General Grant, Because ts
Grcsacannot be checked by any opposition.
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