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What Docs Congress Mean I

Mr.. Adkins, Of Teunessse, introduced the
resolution instruc,ing the committee 0.
military affairs to-am.nd tho act approved
10 Feb. 1864, 50 u Ia repeal that feature
sxemPting The swner of farmS having there
on hifle.n able bodied working hands,
which Mas adopted by vote Of y~ars +s.
says %.
IN presenting u.is matter for the eonsid.
Grafton Of the public. the wisdom Of this
step, in Congress, is not conceived for the
following obvious reasons, viz: II prohib
its the owners Of slaves, who, generally,
can best mansge them, from doing 80, and
forces them 10 select such managers as they
may be able 70 procure. IL 10 not unirs
qnestty the case that the best managers
(employsd) are interior. to tho owneIs o!
ssia,es. Who understand the nature Of their
soil and the peculiar di.positioa Of their
stnisp,sn gang. and, II il was the H..
tsntion Of Congress TO prevent Gwusrs from
managing estates, they have failed 10 do So.
~ two OF more farmers may ciai.n sEsmp
lion a. ossrnsers; that il, each for the 9th.
sr-provided this Legislation does not pre-.
vent owns,s from procuring overss.rs.
Csugres, has lrgisIs,.d, il the writer 10
not nader . Misrepresentation, TO the effect
Of securing an addi.ionai cath Of The pro
duets Of the soii &c ., government prices,
and 10 tbs snd Of isuPressiog (if aay there
| .usv h. after ths Dnrtisn iuat Tad haa bes N
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iron TiiE LANCASTER LEDGER
To the Voters of Lancaster. Distric

To the Voters Of Lancaster District.
The circumstances under which my name
tns been proposed for seat in the lower
Branch OF the next Legislature, leave no
room 70. doubt that there is u Substantial
desire Oh the partof q respectable portion
Of the citizens aud soldiers Of Lancaster
District that should represent them in
that body. II is position " which have
never aspired but, on the contrary, | have
heretofore uniformly discouraged the efforts
Of friends TO bring my name before the
public in this relation. Aud | haze now no
ambition to crafty, except in so far Us !
may be useful 10 the people of my District.
Recognizing il AZ The duty Of every citi
zen to be willingts ill any sphere Of use.
fulaes. 10 which The people may desire 10
assign him, ! hereby authorize my frisuds
To- use my name ia connection with the po.
sition for which they have nominated me.
II elected by the voluntary and unbiased
suffrage Of the people, | will esteem it an
honor TO serve them, and will sndenror to
Dc SO with fidelity aud with whatever Abili.
~ may be gifted with.
Respectfully.
w. NJ. CONNORS.
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Northern News.

MorgAA is running riot in Kentucky. He
occupied Williamson, thirly' miles from
Cynthisna.
News from ths army Of the Rotomac ID
meagrs and unsatisfactory. Stanton 10 in.
tent IN suppressing everything unfsvora.
bic. He claims a great victory on the 2sth
st North Anna. ~
The Herald, Of the Ilth. states ihst geld
touched lSo on the 10th, but closed at Iss
and fraction. 10 consequence Of tbs ris.
in gold, resolutions were introduced 10
Congress proh, biting l.asc sales aud sale,
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Exchange Notice No. 10.
. RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 6, 1864

RICHMOND, VA, JUNE s, 1864.
THE following notice is based upon q
l. recent declaration Of Exchange mad.
by the Federal authorities, bearing date
May z, 1864. and 10 supported b. valid
Federal paroles on file in my Office.
SEC. !. All Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered at City Point, Va.
previous TO the lat Of June, 1864, are here.
BY declared to be- exchanged.
SEC. 2. All Confederate officers aud men
and nii civillians, VINO have been captured
at any place. and released on parole, prior
TO May z, 1854, are hereby declared to be
sschangsd. This Iection, however, is no,
Intended to include any officers OF men
captured at V,cksburg, July 4, 1863. e1.
eapt such rs were declared exchanged by
Exchange Notices, numbered six, seven and
eight. .RO. OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
June ~, 1864, IL
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From the Georgia Front.

ATLANTA, June i4.--rhe enemy opened
slowly with artillery on our position yes
tsrday afternoon. Amer the storm passed,
which continues. When the trains ieft,
both armies were gradually moving to.
wards eur right. As rain has csased. IL 10
Supposed that active operations will again
commence. Two trains eamo from, the
frsat to-day, but trouga, very fsw woua.
dsd. Lieut. Gen. Polk was struck by .
shot to- day about % o'clock, and INSTANTLY
killed.
Gsna. Johastoa, ttssdss and Polk, with
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We regret 10 learn the death Of Jefferson
Connsll. Esq, an aged and respected citi.
zen Of this District A. the time Of his
death he was Coroner Of the District, which
Office he had held for number Of years.
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CONMISSARY DEPARTMENT,
May 10, 1854.

In view Of the urgent necessity at pres
ent existing for an increased supply Of sub
sistence, for the troops from this section of
the country, and in view Of those persons,
who, in order to be exempt from. service,
have given Bonds to supply the army With
a certain number Of pounds Of Bacon and
Beef: Notice is hereby g,ven that an, ready
to receive the said meat, in 100 lbs. Of Ba-
con, and 100 lbs, nett Beef 10 b, delivered
on foot) for each able bodied slave on The
farm or plantation within the ages Of 10
and 90.
l.. B. NORTHROP,
A. A. T.. 8.
May -, 1854. i5-f.
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HEADQUARTERS.
aIST REGIMENT 8. G. NJ
Lancaster, c. II June lS, 1864.

Lancaster, {. II June 1S, 1864.
In pursuance Of General Orders No. =,
from A. G.. Darlington, Adju,ant and In.
spcctor General, the Captains or officers
commanding Beat Companies "il' have all
vacant Offices is their respective companies
irm. diatxly filled according to law (Act
l8ID by elections to. hu held at their re
spsctive muster grounds on Monday the
9th instant, and make their returns to these
Headquarters Oh or before the 5th Of July.
An election for Major OF the Lower Battal-
ion is hereby ordered to be holden on the
same day (Msnday 9th June) aud the re.
sult reported to these Headquarters
Captuins or senior officers, commissioned
Or non commissioned. in each Beat are
charged with the extension Of these orders
and the conduc,ion Of the elections.
BY command Lieutenant Colsnel.
J. b. COUSART.
June -, l764, II
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May -. 1854.
NOTICE.

Until further notice or until some more
permanent arrangement can be ,de, will
be at the Court House, for the purpose Of
attending to the business Of the Clerks OF.
ice, on Monday and Thur.d,y of each
week. JOHN w. TWlTTY,
Cl'k {. C. p. aud q 3.
Jsne 7, 1864, I7if
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STATE OF SOUTH d

ADJ'T. AND lNSP'TR Q
COLUMBIA, J
GENERAL ORDERS No
T THE commanding Offices
i. eral Militia Regiment
will Immediately return 10
of the Field Officers Of IN
Regiments, with the dates Of th(
sions or election 10 office.
II. In Regiments in which u
Field Officers, the ranking ofhll
line will make the above return,
with order elections for Field Z
their respective Regiments, givi9
tice.
iii. The commanding oficera|
ments gre req uircd to have all Vac
in their respective Regiments iny
filled, according to law, (Act "
BY command:
(Signed,) A. G. GARLING
Adj't and Inspectsr.Gens
Ofiicia! A, G. FoLLIS, A. A.
b June IA, 1864. ryaA
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Ragsl Rags =!

The highest marks, prices will be psid
for all clean sotton and linen rags, 10 large
or small quapltiss delivered At this easss
Psrsons in nskiag ur taes packages 81
rags Will please be ss~sfsl nes 70 tsslsAs
any woe,sa sssvYs n
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Hotios to tho Relatives and Friends
OF Deceased Soldiers

The sabscriber having supplied hiuself
with tho nscess Wy papers for the parposs
Of making application fer the paymsGf
elaips fer arrears Of pay aud aIIv
duo 10 Deceased soldiers of the CO
ate Army. Will take . pleasure
isx apd sspding op sll snch pspsl
sary fer the preeWsmspt Of ths1
pvsup. attsasssa viii bs 4 give
effort 1,sd sn application
TO srply Will 6nd II 10 thsI
apply ~ 5000 - practicable
H.
Lancaster OH, Jsns T. u
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We are under obligations 10 Lieut.. WIN
Mex. Mittag for sending US copy Of the
New York Herald Of the 9th May. We
may make soms extracts from i, in our mex,
issss.
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We are authorized to announce William
A. Moore, E-q.. a, u candidate. for . seat
in the House Of Representatives. in the mex,
Legislature.
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HEADQUARTERS.

RESERVE FORCES SOUTH ChR'NA.
- COLUMBIA, ;. June l3, 1854.
GENBBAL ORDER NO. 6 6-Eriract.
CAPTAINS Of companies of Reserve
" Forces 10 the Districts Of Laurens, Alb
b.viIls, Newberry, Edgefe!d, L-gingtop
and Orangeburg, will at once notify their
commands to be prepared 10 take field upon
receipt Of further orders.
by command
Brigadier General CHESNUT,
ED. II. BARswELL, A. A. G.
June ~, 1864 lS-lt.
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Announcements.
FOR REPRESENTIVEs.

MR. EDIroR.-You will please announce
Mr 5. b. Massey a candidate for Repre-
sentative in the next Legislature and OBJ.
lice MANY SOLDIERS.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

MR. EDIroR.-PIesse announce Capt N
Is. Vanlandinghnm a candidate for the Of
fics Of Tax Collector. lie is . disabled
soldier.
MANY FRIENDS TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
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WANTED.-Two frat Class Cavalry
Horses. Address r J. n. Lon. street. P
.. s T.
June p, 1864, 2t
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HYMENEAL.

Married on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
BrasingtOn, John A. Small, to Mrs James
ii. Williams, all Of this District
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We are requested by the friends of DR.
Il. X. Cureton to nominate hin tor the po
si,ion Of Representative in the next Leyis.
laturs.
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NOTICE TO

A N ELECTION VIII
IA Court House, in l.
tho Gath day Of June,
TO Command the Bat
composed OF Reserve ca
caster, kershaw, CIarsnd
land and Chester6 cid Di.tI|
A full turn out Of the C
cervss from this District
quested on that dny. =
Tho managers Of sui,
sist Of Licu!s. r. Plyler ]
BY ola2
Cap
June ~, 1864,
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We are requested to say that Rev. Dou.
glss Harrison will preach at WnIhsw
Church on the 4th Sabbath in this month.
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FOR THE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce Capt
James l.. Reed as a C nndidatc for the Stat,
Senate at the ensuing election.
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JAMES K. MAGILL,
18Th District Collector.
N. B-Ths Collector.will also attend nt
the times and places above stated, to enablo
parties TO uss their IS notes, in payment
OF taxes before the lat July, 1854.
JAMES X. NAGILL.
Nay "a, 1854, l5-6t.
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Tax on Property, Moneys and
Credits, under the Act Of
February 18th. 1864.

The Assessors will attend at the folio wing
times and places for the purpose Of receiving
returns aud assessing The property, moneys
and credits, embracsd.in Inc Act Of Fsbru-
ary IT, 1854, VIZ:
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At Matthias Crenshaws. Monday, June 18th
At Col. Nelson Bells, Tuesday, - l4,h
Capt. ri. Cly burns. Wednesday,, 18th
At laxahaw, Thursday, 18th
Al Rev. Robert H"glsrs Friday, I7th
At John s. Smail's, Saturday, 18th
At Mrs. NJ c iiuey's, Monday, 2e,h
Messrs Craig g. Tay lors, Tuesday, " 2Ist
II X Magill's Store, "Wednesday, 4" 22d
At Bsllair, Thursday, 236
Al tohn Rossss Store, Friday, 4" 24th
At Lancaster G.. II Monday. I" 9th
AZ Pleasant Hill, Tuesday, " asth
JAMES R. MAGILL,
18Th District Collector.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

"A Ivan O. BAKER 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs.-A HAY.
IA WOOD, Auconesr- MagniGcent Household Furni-
&@re Painting sAiuar Bronzes and very rare and costly
cory brown stone No. a West Sixteenth street.
Between Fifth and Sixth sale commencing Ct 10
O'Clock. Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits Furniture covered
Nth French rscse, Of richest dsscrpon Plano
nures Centre Tables. Mirrors Lace and Brocade Window
QuralaskC AhnetA Velvet and Brussels Carpes Vases on
pstnugs BY eminent Pronze Staiuary, Clocks
shades Dining Ro1n-sidsboard Extension Table, Arm.
CHAIRS Sofas China Dinner and Tea Sets SLY Ware Cut
And Engraved Glassware. Table Cutlery. Linen Bad.
kooms-Rosewood and walnut Bureaus Washsiands, He'd
0oads Commodss Hair and Spring Mattresses Bolsters
4nd Pillows, Sheets RlAnkets, CcunterpGnes Also Furn
yure OF servants apartments Sale pereraplory Compe-
CANT persons TO pack and cart the gcods ~
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AMUsEMEHTs.
MELEE s'ss: :. c;,Ass%DsI-OoxxEs0ss Ar X. OOs,
Jill sTsa H1 .'ss
rS sAFSHHa' r xii sSsr.. gaa
O the celebrated '', .I s.s'''s susrvALL
s'' BaG fiSa g rs .Seaa' entitled
You ne s;. word. s BY stsrs s,.ss
ESQ. aud THE Brave Marco"
81 5 aSsR4Et Sg1y
FOR r0s 4IE S5kS Sis n s5SSTs OILY.
10 all s original spendor
Captain Henri do LayArdsrs. his original
In preparation III; 'ssEx OF ioR'
Seats secured si1 days In advance.
Eox's OLD BowEnY THEATRE
LAST w fsG &t 81 efaE SEASON f''
s sAy.os s' " !s'' >. s.,,
: The startling %snsSSfiSf ram. Of :
Miss Fanny Herring. =; The Dumb Roy
VT GLANCE Ar NV ioiikKa. ' country D''
Mas a..s Herring Ls:
- marry ''''TTi1 Ss sS;x;sof GLosEs o'''E' '''''''
WITH rw oo eEanb i r9slRarossmAscEs.
TUESDAY. JULY ESiRx SiGhT.
oouPLIMEsfXRY TESTIMONIAL
MR. O G HOWARD
BROADWAY THEATRE.
I'D LATE wALLACK's
,. Broadway, corner Of Broome street 49,.
THShsbAy E gsID4y xsp sATSsBxy
LAST LAST THREE THREE s NIGHTS
ocggoesReosos
LAST EIasrs OF SME SEASON
CHANFRAu
Ia 's s& sIiss 's sGUDDEk O
MONDAY EVENING" gSia'i IULYa.
LAST M sld me- d HFe'T Hs SEASON. Ia
BROADWAY ACADEMY or MUSIC
u 'LAf IS H saoaS SRRasrssa''
Mag,cisnne aud Second sighted Sibyi,
TRICKS, TRANSFORMATIONS 81 AND W. MIRACLES.
weane:ass nd ss!"Tasy . IsS At oe.es
A 0rand Matinee on the ath OF July.
sHE' Mss s r.''F'
49, - MAxAMILiAN;
s2o.. Frank assn AID the
aRSD MAqNEa
FOURTH OF cA ,HHh; isst n,ssrsrLs
At heir ops New E He ~ s sTS III s1"'ry
BRILLIANT AND ASTOUNDING SUCCESS OF THE
Ne" NV NV q saS s;!s,o
NEW SONGS,
AND NEW AND ruoRouGa vENTiLATiox.
ELEGANT Apo INTMENrs
pAsriiNG PERFORMERS.
ENTIRE sR& Ss fao ptslsasR hsshhSIh
eslarge Ventilation Everything and Fresh
BubwORTH in New and Funny Acts
sssa s YSSHhsI II ras cIrr
AINsLFY SCOTT in fns Bass Songs
WHITING ia Holiday Costume
THR ENTIRE TROUPE Va New and Novei >neciatteg
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
a A csrs !, r. s .L " mn ,o oo'es
Fourth Of Juy-Bor oice open from 10 A. NJ IN ST NJ.
IA ELoDBoE, 563 BROADWAY SIS MSLODEoN
w UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS THIS EVENING.
Besides the wonderful entertainment OF Negro Melodies
cts puartets Comic frsh Yankee Songs. Giees. &c.
the proprietor has ADDED 70 hs cabinet q asirAcons
IMPORTED ~ niM ar COST oF sis,o0
rendering this the coolest place the country as they keep
current Of COO air continually passing tnroash sae place
Who alone are capable Of keeping the moliou Also Miss
'e"''.' ~""- KENTUCKY GIANTEss,
who exhibition at Petersburg add escaped during
tho last battle will arr give he's version OF Southern
rebellion IL various costumes and charsctsrs Admission
free adm soa free wanted 100 young laf.es 20 serve
feshmens aud % In tho ballet corps costumes FURNISHED
GEO E HEfDoN. Director.
444-AMEHIoAS n nHEASEH
LAST TWO NIGHTS or THE SEASON
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CLoTIHrTo.

= suRER PLACE. IT 80 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES
"A and gentlemen ~iW irs The tar apd honest dealer r.
II INIL 10 whom tkCF dispose OF tier Cast Oh Cloh.
ing Carpets Furniture and Jcwey ~ tfv per cent more
man by her deelesu Tho cit promise pay the fol
lowing prces;-silk Dresses fon - % ga. Goats ~ TO
S'9 Pants ~ 10 81 Also for wooli,u Dr,s and Mus
lin the b. hess cash prices WILL hc pad Call or
"a note w post w b. pnsetually ATTENDED - ladies At
lsnded to ~ Mrs Mint. Please remember the ORIGINAL
Mutt and the number 2s3 sixth Eighteenth
alrce, orders from Brooklyn ana Jersey CITY pnncUaly
attended to.
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MILLINERY.

ID kRGAfNs-THts DAY BoNNErs AND JOCKEY
I'D Hats at great bargains, at L. BlNNS Millinery, Si7
Broadway Lace Bonnrts Straw bonnet and straw HATS
reduction 10 bonnes and JOCKEY hats dress oonnets
and ribbons
Jusr RgCpIvED-A CASE or THE NEWEST ROUND
81 Huis and Tufhans AT Nine HARRIS. No. Breyoort
place. Tenth street.
CrRAw BoNyETs AND uATs-LkTEST STYLRs, AT
- low pieces RBID BROTHER, 767 Bpwrry,
East side, few doors above Fourth street. N. y.
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DRRssys AND CLoAKs. 27 BOND sTREET-MRs.
PARRAIN from Paris offers TO ladies' who will honor
her With their zen years experience
Che nrsl drcssmaktng entertainments of Pars
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CENTS PER POUND PAID. CASH, FOR OLD NBWs.
Q books and pamphlets. 90 direct to TIL ON )
c BENNETT paper stock warehouse 10 Ann street. aear
William.
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, rrENrIoN.-hr az SEVENTH AVENUE. q Ro

~ aFNBERi the California and Western agency store
received large orders purchase s75 worth Of Cast OF
Tiohlnr These orders must he hlied In SHORT
cine. ladies ami gsailsmen wish you would take par.
ouar uotcc and look osr your WARDROBE and see " you
have any hing as not need. Tor satisfaction
viii mention some hs prices SILK Dresses from 81 to
$50 from s. SIS. rsnts from w 20 fI also.
Wooden and MuSa Dresses Carlsts. Furnitue, Jewcry
DC. by calling Or addressing III. ROsENBhRH, 2l2
nd pIt c
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4 rTENTIOvl--AT rHE NEw.srORE. ia THIRD AYR.
"a ladies' aud geutrrnen arc guaranteed 70 receive
1he prices Tot article u Cast or Wearing Ap-
ppre Furniture Carpets re-, for the Southern and wes
Sern markets. Please remember and Try G. MSH. III Third
rvcrBe ncarFouretnth street. Ladies attended TO By Mira
Mlsh
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THE MOST POPULAR
A. 7. STEWART 4 CO.,
Broadway and Tenth street.
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NJ AeTRD TC PURCHAsE-A NEW OR SECOND
w hand Boiler, In perfect order p feet By with 6 inch
fues Address box go Post oace. or d W. raco No Ii2
earl
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CR0ros AeurpUCr DErAcrnENr.-To CON
" tractors Sealed proposals enclosed IN sepaFalr en-
veinpss each en- iocd with the tito or the work for which
may he offered, the of the rrescBng he
and tAa dan OF w presentation wi ne tsceafrd ~
thls ohce nup " O'Clock a. NJ OF satur isy lnJ 90,
far thu cnrsruciion OF IA the following stcs W
wt,-Flfth avenue, br,we-n seventy ninth ard klshy
nth streets; morton betwrsu Hudson ana WASH
neou streets. Ctuten street between Riers0n AM De
Ancev streets. orsrs heiwron Greene AND Mercer
Eighth avs8rs between Sixteenth Ard seycnt
streets, ADD Eighty coAi street between fhird ssd
ronrth sp-ciaoeions for the eneys sorss aud
hanks The hds ob,sin-i appicssoo W the
THOMAS srEpHxss ! Crolcs
rDHSRr L. DAkRAau. kAQuetuce
~ DRAWER. l Beard
JuHn a. 1854
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AT So BowRRy. n. ROsENTHAb RAs A GREAT
n desire 10 purchase large quantity OF Cast on Wearing
Apparel Furniture Cafpsts Jewery 30 ny calling on or
add ladies Gentlemen obtain the
value article LADIES' attended 70 by Mrs Roseu.
thai Please rsebe sndiry 353 Bowery, opporss Great
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cAsHBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
IL. Laiiss aud Gcnlsm,ns Cast OF. Clothing Parties
waited by addressing To- Cashbery EaN Twelfth street.
scar Broadway. Ladies waited npsu br h~s, q.
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pARrYgR-?soono TO 5000 A SPECIAL PARTNER
il wanted IN wholesale Grocery House, established ani
doing profitable busns.s TO one having Vie srcenescks
chanr-d Agents need not answer No cation
sd uules n real name, and with cash hand Address
Groceries box 100 Head ohlee.
DARE CHANCE 70 MAKE NoNEY.-ANy PERSON
IL W Ii from $50 10 fl,DU can hnd excellent oppor
uuiy OF getting nto yei pro table and respectable 6as
moss by calling between and O'Clock NJ upon J. w.
Thompson 1875 Droaiwar. corner OF Dey street. room H.
TiHE uNpHEsiGNeD hAys rHIs DAY FoEYRD A
\ coparsncrship uader The arm of Woehnlns Ruthen
burg for the u general Sommissop busincss
ia hrters ta,,ors and ladies', rlnngs. kct AZ No lW
punrr street louis 4. W0bHNINg,
NV Yoav July ], so HERMAN HUTkENBCR0.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HEfEToFoRB EXISTING
l bssween tba naersigneh V hts dg dissolved by mu
t,si orssut O. y. ASuLEl.
S"' N0A'' WILLIAM wErHErBrE
r.,ss r,t, ts6A GAVIN VI. WATSON
Tne undefsIgDea hare this dny formed limited copsr
vsrs5ir rursusnt 10 ne statutes 81 The state ct New York
under IN. Arm nare OF wetherbse Watson Co. for ths
parpose Of Genisng general stock Broserse BUSINESS
In witch q. n. Ashcy "a special or lmet 70 ner rnd
hss a. such limited parincr Paid IN NE sun Of sv thou
sand dollars ler 0vol IN cash -
WILLIAM wbIHEhBEh, 49,. -
GAVIN WATSON, Gentrh FARMERS
JOHN w. Nuns,
o D. ASHLEY, specia Partner,
Dated July \, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02

AT rHR TwKNrIsfH STREET UNIvRRsALIsr
n church. near seventh avenue. Rev r. e. srook,
morrow morning lUL O'Clock Suffering
the Price or Victory" Communloa followa Stranger
welcomed. no afternoon service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02

"a J. l. SMITH. AUCTlONRER Will SILL THIS
IA day, at II O'Clock. nj Y stnyvesant place ninth
reet between second and Third avenues one Piano OF
wood snd mahogany Bedroom Suits. Rockers, Looking
Glasses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brussels and
ngran Carpets and everything that belongs to frat class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02

A UCTION NoTICE.-FOR SALE CHEAP. AT RE-
"A tail at the large auction store 209 and oil Hudson
street corner Of Canal street large assortment Of good
Piano two three handsome Parlor Suits splendid
Bookcase and lot OF other Furniture but little used n
u. Goods Of all kinds bought "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02

A DRIAN II. MULLER, WILKINS CO., WILL SELL
at auction on Wednesday July at l2la O'Clock, at the
Exchange saleroom, No III Broadway by OF Hugh
Smith ESQ., trustee, 500 0Oo Broadway Seventh
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