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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

NINA E. DICKINSON
COOPER IEsTIrCfE. TUESDAY EyEN!No. APRIL n.
The ANNIVERSARY or rR9 MURDeN or
MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS IN BALTIMORE
LEXINGTON APRIL 10 BALTIMORE lssi
No seats Tickets for sais Goa ara as
Saturday morning Ut Touseys, III Nassau 11wee
wells 30s Broadway: MIler's. So Broadway; Miller
Mathews 7s Broadway hssfarands corner q Broadway
Platform tickets sold only .. she Ants,s~sry oass. -
BockmAn street.
Doors open as 7; lecture u O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18
A sTROLOG Y.

ANTHOLOGY.
4 BONA FIDE AsTRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
N depend Ia Madame WILSON. She tells the object
your VISIT and brings OF perfous
undertaking.. At lS9 Allen between Houston aud
Stanton streets over the bakery. Price 30 cents,
A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST 10 NOT 10 BE FOUND
"A In the United States than DIR. 4. D. and Mrs 3. ID.
al others fail They be consulted all Affairs Of hut
man life such as conrshp marriage travelling removals.
lawsuits Obtaining situations welfare Of absent friends
present sickness: IL recover the time they viii begin 70
ameud what part OF the body IL affected ana what rsa
ment and medicines are best adapted 70 the sick persons
enclosing 81 and time Of birth Also. chronological ex
sminaons made Onice l2o Greene street. below rrince
f,AUTl0N.-ARE YoU IN TRoUBLEf HAVE Y0U
~ been deceived or rined withi Have your fond hopes
BEEN blasted BY false rromise ~ 20 TO Madame ROSS
LOT susco esa ss h ~ ,ots h , ne va nssS
shows correct kcnsss Of future husband absent
friends Lucky numbers free. No 20 West Twenty seventh
street. between Srth Seventh Name the
Ring the basement bell
fyORA A. SEAMAN INDEPENDENT cLAIsvOvAHT,
~ 16i Twentieth street. between Seventh and Eighth
detects Diseases pescbes remedies and gives invaluable
sdvice on matters OF life.
AIRS MARION JAMES, INDEPR NDKNT CLAIRvoY.
herself entirely tracing losses absent friends and
business Aanirs neray assists recovering proper
", charge References siyeu. 0entiemcs not cd.
MADAME RAY rs THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT AND.
gives lucky numbers. causes speedy msrages Once cs0
Seventh avenue, Twenty seventh street Ladies' 10
cents; gentlemen 81
AAADAMB DE CORA, THE BEAUffYUL AND 0IpTRD
M Asroogist and Spiritual Medium Gao be consulted
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M HAS NOW OPENED
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
SILK AND CLOTH
MANTILLAS AND BASQUR6;
ALSO.
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS.
u Beecker street.

DEYrON 4 JOHNSTON
HAVE PURCHASED AT AUCTION FOR THIS WEEKS
TRADE,
THREE LARGE INVOICES OF SILKS
AT LOWER PRICES THAN AT ANY PREVIOUS SALE
THIS SEASON.
BARGAINS. BARGAINsl BARGAINS IN BLACK AND
C0LOREp SILKS,
STRIPED AND PLAIN SILKS.
SILKS a low 10, S., IS.
PLAID SILKS very handsome, 1T S. and los.
CHINE AND STRIPED SILKS ~ los. and LIS.
HEAVY BLACK SILKS ct 1Us. and i2s
PEYTON 4 JOHNSTON
No. N4 B0very, near Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

ArGRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A FROM AUCTION, RIBBONS.
EVERY WIDTH IN SCOTCH PLAID RIBBONS.
Also. full, lines Of the richest plain coiered
BONNET RIBBONS. with CORDED Edge. comprising
CUR Leather TAM aud nundcd shades in Drabs
With narrow Ribbons and Silks TO match.
AGo long lines OF plain and fancy Ribbons which shall
sell below present importation prices.
EDWARD RIDLEY
3ll and 81 ~ Grand street and 66 Allen street.
Fifth block from the BoMefy.
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(yORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLAIRvOvAHT.
~ Isl Twenteth street. between Seventh and Eighth
nm mai of fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

ENIGRATION AND FORRI0N EXCHANGE
Office No So South street. New York.
TAPSCOTTS fAyorts line Of Liverpool packets sail every
line Of London packets ssil every ton days.
parties wishing To send their friends remit
70 the Old County the lowest rate by apply
"S" TAPsCoTT BROTHERS co.
10 South ssreot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID G. H. RIVERS EXHIBITION or FANCY DANCRn
AND SOTREE DAkSANTE.
MONDAY EVENING. April IS commencing at w o'asck-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

FAvORITR DRAMA
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ 625 AN ga BROADWAY.
Lease and rectross MRS. JOHN WOsSD
Stage Manager. H. Selwy
THE POWERFUL CAST.
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
THE NEW SCENERY THE NEW MUSIC,
The NEW CUsTUMEs THR NEW APPOINTMENTS.
And entire
MISE BN SEINE
NHW OLYMPIC EXTRAVAGANZA.
LOYALINA;
BRIGAnIKR GENERAL YoRfUNIO.
AND AIS
i0EvRN GIFTED AIOE9-DE CAM,
Have all combined render Il
TIKI GREAT SUCCKss or The SEASON
And to call for its
Preceded py the lxugnebe Drama entitled
OUR WIFI.
Doors Omen al IL. Performances commen e At ~.
Seats secured three days 10 advance.
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RRYANTs' .x,ce, u.,1 ~, paoAnvAy
MONDAY, APRIL l8 and every night during the weeh
BRYANTS' MINSrRELS,
the Exce!sior Troupe In the folio wing pr0grAmme:-
= CARTE DE vISITE. 5@
Pily wiliywnck Band. Monster Tin pan ssn-i -.
CHALLENGE DANCE.
Serious Family TyroeaR Warblers Macs hssence.
DEAF AS A FOSr
FIFE AND DRUM MAJOR LAhlGANS BALL.
Doors open At z curtain O'Clock Tickets u cetA
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80 bowery near Houston street.
CHAwLs.. sBAwLs sHAwLs.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES IMPORTED
fSESS zEf SHNF5 sfil WE sHAwLs.
slFiFsD s ssecsE x saAx Is. v,s
srE s559s As Wo sHAIR SsssSEsE sh1%Es
s'hL Hoz snHNhsi sHAxLs.
Lace. win End our stock the largest and select
PRYToH JOHNSTON.
IA Bowery near Houston street.
silks, SILKS, SILKS
Having purchased largely Of importers and At the ase
S .. Ssn
= No Isl si:S a. avenue.
CILKsi SILKS Silks
In piaids, figured and plain.
FROM THE AUCTION SALES OF THE PAST WEEK
AT LKss THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
Ladies should call and examine
this last addition 10 superb stock Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS before purchasing elsewhere
1t win satisfy them tina, we are nov selling
FANCY SILKS AT LOWER PRICES
,hss any other ssisblishmsn, in the city.
CRYSTAL Palace EMPORIUM.
w ROBERTS. Proprietor.
CPRING cLoAKs NOW OPENED.
AT THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS
4@ Broadway,
Entrance through Grover g..:r.ssewns Machine Cos
CLOTH BAsoUINs AND CIRCULARS.
EnBRolDsRED AND PLAIN.
SILK CIRCULARS AND BAsouISs.
LACE TRIxNED
Bladder and Chidreu's Garments made u order nj
HENRY MOORE, Ases,
no nILLTNERs AND COUNTRY srORRVEyrERs
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
Examine Straw Goods
Examine Bonnet Silks.
Examine Ribbons Ribbo
Examine Millinery Laces and Trimmings
Examine straw and Fancy Orr sneuts
Erampe Ylowers
We cut lengths cheaper than dow town obbcrs
sell whole pieces. Call
EDWARD RIDLEY
I'll and ai1lf Grand and 66 Allen street
nth block east from the Bovery.
OcCLIsTs AND ACRIsTs.
A RriFiCtAL HUMAN EYEs--MAD. TO oRpIR AND
~ inserted ey Drs y BAICH AMI T. GOUgELMANN
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EoR cALIfORNIA..M. O. ROBERTS, LINE TO
II SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON,
VIA Panama Railroad.
The steamship ILLINOIS GAVy Gon6
- On SATURDAY, April q, st noon.
the finest fastest strongest steamship the California
North river.
For freight passage apply to D n CARRINaToH cor.
ner of Warren aud West streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-29
s4aallrillr sAaipri.
WIZ. OAaEROS . CO., Publishers.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1864


OK THE NATIONAL CAUSE, AND THE DUTY Oh
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
AND THE WAR;
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County COurt-.BedfOrd County
OCTOBER TERN, 1864.

William H. Wisener, sr. Petition to remove
as S.seOli - Ao.-iote
Thomas G. MOsly, Admir-, &C. Administrator
In this csse happening to the Court that Thomas
G Molly, the defendant, is q nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee so thst the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on him: IL Is ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly Union,
newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring SAID Mcsly TO ao-
pear before said Court, at the Courtroom, in Shell
byville on the first Monday in December next, TO
plead answer or demur to COMPLIMENTS petition,
or the same viii be taken as confessed and set for
hearing er paTte. JOS. II. THOMPSON,
octl3-4 "; prs fee, $3.50. Clerk and Master
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-29
Medical Card.

DERSONs WISHING TO CONSULT DIR. q
i SCHIFF', Professionally, will find hir
al his
OFFICE, No. % CHERRY ST.,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-29
Nashville. Tenn.
HAS IN STORE AND Is RscENINe A LARGE
Ill Stock OF
Choice Groceries,

xvbich be Is ossrjne To the Trade at greatly Re-
S,,.sS Hates hi hei6r his dtter,ainaton 10 sell at
Lfs9 than the regular trhde pices- Merchants
viii ccnsrlt their interest BY saving hm calf he
has now IN Store
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-29

one door south Of Onion, (up stairs AZ the follow
ing hours From until II O'Clock, AM, aud from
until o'clock, Pm After o'clock, PM, the
Dr can be found st his residence, corner OF sum-
mer and DeadeTick streets, (Dr. Winstons old resi-
denceD Ioctl5-lw
, 1864-06-13
Commercial Postscript

CHICAGO MAnAEr-EVENINEB BOARD.
SCRpAI EvnS1NG, June 11-1op n.
The decline IN gold IN the afternoon fell like
temb.Eel among tae grain operators. and the mar.
ket became panic STRICKEN during which prices, par
tculATlF OF Wheat. fell very materially In the even
Ing, at the Sherman HoCse, there stcad!er feel
iuE and the markets rallied slightly, but the bulk OF
the TRANSACTIONS were At considerable decline from
the prices paid on Change.
WHEAT declined e9sc per hushe1. In the afternoon
there vas too much tEeridauon 70 admit Of heavy
Gat6actions and we note sales Of aboatx0 foo bush
e.s at rage Of sc for No. and At s23319
at s1HG1.s5 for No. ! aud at $l2s for No. 2 but DO
fore the close sales brisk At sss9t t5K fos No.
And at s1,asH for No. 7cioslng quiet. About 2oo-
o0o bushels were Rold, as follows: 10000 bu No. l
Spring In store ut ttslx; 2lno0 bu do At Sls5; 10
bu do Ut u s5K 60 10 bu Co at tt.s5S; ta bu No.
2spricg In store at $19; 1000 bu do at $i2o4 oo0
bu do Ut c1osing quiet nt thn outside quota
tons.
Coas was quiet at q declin. Of H@1c per buahel.
Ea1es IS coo bu No Corn in store at a1l4:
COO bu No Corn fn store st $111-c1og1ng quiet at
the quotations named.
oA1s were neglected And nominal at eoka1ec fo.
MOL.
uIG1w1H1s were also neglected. with limited Do
unand at u 7t-holdezs asking S1.a4Hol25. There
wcre no sales reported.
SALT Was active. sales were :--1,poa bhls old sazl
rAv Sals on Brower's dock. at s.so 1900 bis do
ILL., Cent. dock. at s7eo $500 bbs new Saginaw Fine
At $e.a5, delivered On sars.
PROVISIONS we're quiet, owing to the decline In Edd
4 IoA Of - tcs CO mmon No Lard WAS sold at 19o
There WAS nothing dono III Mess Pork or prime Lard.
FRHI6u7a were neglected and nominal as 19c for
cp<n and 14c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1864-06-13

81. LOUIS. June II, 1861
ToBACco-There WAS the largest eale Of Tobacco
today ever made In this market, and prices were
the highest eve 1pald for the same qualities. This
sales conprsed 20 hhds, including scraps at $7o
adao; s5 green md damaged lugB ut sytstss.5e: Is
factory do at s81n@sDo; Is plantcrs' do 1t sle@1I
40; 80 common shipping leafat $l51oa2.75; 10 me
diums do at s2ioo9:o Is Il good and ne do at Isl
&so.55. common aud medium manufacturing leaf
do at ss sass2sa: sgood do At Ss525@.o.so and one
nne do at s66od; also u bo1es at s.4ase6 1oa ne
Bids on 28 hhds Were rejected.
FLOUR hrm and moderately active sales comprise
10 bbls city N, $e25a65o; Xxx, $3.50; choice Z,
$123; 80 do Z. $780, inspected, double head lined,
delivered, u ~; do branded Z, $3.50; aoa sprfAg
N,sRsp 10 do tprinx super, $6.25l e
GRAn-Wheat improved sales eos aAcks choice at
e155; t,os0 do pEme to strictly prime, Sl5d@168 !;
ST do fatr TO good at 8i.s0@l58- Oats higher sales
1854 BACKS St GO at es 400 do at SIC In sec
ond hand bags; 2sl do rejected at $50 5 do, 9c,
jectet. Corn unchanged; gales sos sacks choice
white ut s127; 1S4 do white at s,z8 half delivered
~ yellow nt u -, hnr derered1 60 do white at
Els. Rye STEADY; sales q sacks At e1.to.
WHISKY steady and firm, With sa1es OF 2se bb1a At
f1Rs. .-.....-..,-
PHoy1a1oSBPoFk md Lard--sa1es Of 100 bbls city
mcsa Pork at $500 2 bill 500 uercea choice cstle
Lard at 1870 D.
Observation-Disclosures arn. With Coffee at 45as7c for
Common to prime Rio. Sugar lo92lc for common to
choice, Louisiana Molasses -l.ena11Q. Salt. ssn3
s1nfor New York.
, 1864-06-13

Gault Assi1tant Superintendent Of tie 0slezs plvs.
Ion. u,.,....
TT, Strong and 4. A. Hobart, AaafstSot 6upefin"
tententa Of WtEeonsln Division.
C. Il. Spadort, Superintendent q k6ooshA VTN-
lon.
Ed4ia Fl cnRftsr .sttnF Dell T1ctet Ae%
Bept. +. Patrick. Genr fa&engeE Agt.,
All rules and rrguIstiona, eithex special qf Ke1EI
"a fron. ihfs ot'ce GEO. L. DUNLAP.
Genl Superintendent.
, 1864-06-13

lower Sales OF itt tbls ut 1, aud 10 do 1t s1!sS
G1Au-A moderate demand for rcd Wheat at Isl;
white is quoted At s-ssa1a5. Corn market dull, ana
ear Corn offered st 9.es but slo WAS the best ofeI
made sh s11ed Com sold At al16K. BaFley-safea Of
800 hu iall II S1.k3ol.l1. OAts-A faiE demand Ata
In bulk.
HGRocKRIze-A continued dun md heAvy
Coffee II arm 1t 424Qic. Raw sugars trn vt 1sa27o
csuahed quie: 1t 2592tc. NolAsses In better demand
At $l,c591Ga.
PltvIsloss-MeEs pork was held At ese+3h9sa,1o.
but there were 10 sAles. Bacon dru At Ghc to1
shoulders, and 1.Gl5c for clear sides. Bulk meats
quiet but arza- 1A1d advanced to 13c; sales efs0
uefcR4.
, 1864-06-13
Albany Live Stock h1arkos,
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chisa2o Tribune.1

AIBAsY, Saturday Evening, Juno II. 1884,
This has been dlscouragfng market for cattle ss-
crs It was apparent from tho opening thAt ths IT.
eeIpta would bo heavy. and Friday aalea foro
cd nt decline Of half cent per pound. During tho
day 1seo changed hands, and A. many mora were dis
poted OF up to tonight, leaving about 900 to 60
through 1t nrbt hands, and 2oos to be held out hero
until next market. Altogether about 1000 go to
Brighton aud other eastern markets. " one eonmis-
sion, 6ka7K for light aud common, sG2gtor ordinary
TO far, 949lo for good to ne ax!Ta. Some dealers
report their sales &15ls per head lower than Lat
week, but these fall TO taSe into consideration the
fact that the average quality Of the beevet 20
good Is then. Receip:s for the week a1e6i
Although the supply Of hogs is greater than laas
week, prices are better. Under conparAtivcly ac-
tive demand tor the Eastern markets common light
Western aud 6tata corn fed and still fed sGsk, heavy
extra do 9. Eeeeipts 1s,eoo; ehipped to New York
1nIQn.
, 1864-06-13

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l
DETROIT, Juno II.
UF-prop. Fountain City. Barks Orphan, pesoto,
Pemeroy, Marsh. MeErimac. Bngs Cehopans, Treat
schrp. somera. Cornellt Flint. Twin Sisters, Cnba,
nickenson. Persian. Kscine, Milwaukee, Belle Tap
pen, Mendota, Arcturus, Barbarian, Arnold, Bonnie
Doom, AdiIondsc.
DowS-Props. Potomac, Plymouth. Bark Metrop.
oIls Schrs. Union. Lively, Bronson.
Especial Dtspatch to tie Chicago Tibunel
DEr1orT, Jnne Il, 1854.
UP-Prop Missouri: bRrks Champion, MONARCH
OrontA, Sweeney, witch. UuAdil1s, WaYe; brlEB
Maho11nE, Harvey, Powhatsan. Monticello, sehrs An.
uA, Maria, Ninnekeha, Drate, McNaIr, Seabird, e.
aex, Fremont. Norris. Evaline, D1untlesa, Leader,
Denmark, LTd,s, Case, International, sau4l1s HaJ.
Powell, Imperial.
nows-Ffop Mohawk; barks Cratic, Garden. West.
Ande1scn Chlsago. Mist: brig Holanstsin: sohrs Lo-
gau, Thornton Cuyahoga, Dolphin. Nabob, Dlyeruon.
, 1864-06-13
d i H ID

Jun~ II. 1854, after tex heprs t'lneM fEou eoe.
1eation Of tho brain, ORY1 Lib DEWEY. eldest
ohtld OF Edwin L. ana josephine NJ JlAs1t aged
years. 20 1ohtkB and II days.
father, No. s1l Michigan avsnun. tns tMonday) At
SeEnooD, at o'clock.
Ju1e l1n 1td4, alter few day = Illness Mr. THOS.
HEARTMAN, son OF David HeArtnaa. Of ErlAn+ en-.
Bavalta, aged 10 yenrs. Ito leayea wife and two
snau children to mourn his I0Rs. .....
EH- Btockvillt. q. ", and StsAb Zeltuog, Chicago,
psptTa pie nEe copy.
, 1864-06-13

Philadelphia N1arket-Juue IL.
FLous-Ftsm and In better demand for export. su-
GRAIn-Whezt steady At s2oe6a..,t 1cr white S1.sso
LIS 10. red: Corn frm sales: yellow 3t..79l,5s-
CoIToY-AuyAnclnE and excited, sales mid,
ding 1t <115S1:lF.
PRoy1sio1n-hess Potk-sS3.s0 isr nav: ts?nsfor
o1r. Laro adTanc d. Bacon nrm.
P1rRoI HuN-Sales: Crude 4Ic, KedRed e1G3]Hc,
WHleKY-Btttef. 3a les ii -2Dl9.
, 1864-06-13

Tspec1u plapatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NuwAux1s, Saturday JuIe Il, lsst.
FLoun-Qu1et and ksesd1.
GRA1a-Wht4t opened 1t Smiths this =, N, actiyt,
sA,ee CO. COO eusass No. Spring Aa s.ssH On
Chnpee Msrkst ruled unsettled. esles, s. 800 bush
Oh At ssAls9x and 1s, clos11g ina :tlye In the
Afternoon and the syen1nz quota panic followed
the dscnue IN gold, aud large sales wers made al
prices ersnglrE from slss to, 1.ss. olosng Il The
NaEhslt rather met.
, 1864-06-13
kfat Estate-Gountrr.

NOR SAT.E-5O- 0O) acrpa of rnod
v.7rf.c ,.d.,n coot 1,-,..,to, 1r,,rs,,
Lee, Gse I'D Hae eoantes soJa sefesa sns
fen1 IN Ao A. "a asEgs - np,nets te "
1l9kando!ph street, box sa97. jetIk4-tA
T0D C1TT
J. ing Eaat hsd built for Him dutfu. tho pa.t ear
1rttcass coube Gw cling nou q il he 81 Il WI
nou8. N!nneLotn hrt q aeath in his famiiY hayin-
ehspxea ha Arrupcement. Ii s n,y ot|errd tcr ssIr
iii 81 brief; vss dssgnei and il. ent,ro ssstt,oa
haI ntne feet tne n.rfnrs % cssnhcrr I'LL 1 ni1r
room, Ilrclen DC OF ample eixe marble ,ranIels,
, 1864-06-13

EReported exclusively for the Chicago I1fhune.1
C1EcIaNATr, 1Ene II, 1871.
F1ou1-Quiet. superone held 1t $t.soa65ss with
bnyefs 1t &6.73: e1teas wefe offered at &1ta.
Wu1B1Y-A dull mad unsettled market, and prteos
, 1864-06-13

oY11cA eaicA1o f.d;19s ~ NgaiaS rM11.nn f%ntM
nx CoI.A 1870 49, - on.aHos 1,Nts T.
WnEReAs. 1he 91snA s auo lineage ha.rsrn uIfoa H
Yoha company ara Tug slesEo ana ~ I
haLFa1 Iompaay Wy ~ w ~ u t aeo., @
eopsoM aaled lnto PFC Gompau!t naa1I th.s saE nngs
style abQ stata " W Sa'Iaao @no No1sA"es@0'1 ~
RAlN ~ toupan4 11a ~ rt,a-+or. ~ TIM so,d r,,
WHEREAS lns pGss a y ,i i,s " ~ ~ sennnt.a
eolohte0 cou pan1 nas aMts vtsssI liz NIL oPPesS3
the lcloE!nE seael ~ u.e1te . ;" Wa.
n. .. OEGens IT ns 6MuGst G7st,ssr+, ~
5S9fEt = 4u1ap' c.tnn - n,rerf,r ~ fhe I; n1ena
william U. FIFTY 0elluA ceo~'S' " @"o N"
Dtsiat ri r-.,ar-sr.
, 1864-06-13

Have You read
'tThe Probable Influence Of the New Military Ele-
MRnt on our Social aud National Character"
In the JUNE No.
OF tho
Us1TED STATES SERy1on MAGAZINE,
C0ntaintn. also 4
SPLENDID PORTRAIT or LIEur. GEt. GRANT,
For sale by all News Dealers.
, 1864-06-13
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Stcck OF
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS

II
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On TB1DAY, June I'm. 1t W O'Clock, at HuttsFs'
Auction Rooms. In Portland Block, corner Of
Dearborn and Warrington streets.
We shall sell BY order Of an Aas.n-e, 1aske and
deet able etock of 1y Goods, coratsng off I,eat
3ieaJ Of Ladies' Dfefa 9s1ds, ANouR VII ch are Aour0
Ing aud Colo1td BGkaRes, Ch7ty Dress GoodA, Do
LAlnes, Travelling pfess 9ood1 10 Cte4t variety.
STRIPED NAygalle1 Aesambiques, OfgAndte Auzltng,
Printed HU:t1t, Chlldrens CoAks, Embossed Skirts,
shawls, Gloves, aoaetZ ,4c, &s &s1~r,p, co
1--WE BUILDINGS AND
j. PLANK SIDEWALK
AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, June 18th. at * o'clock P. H.. on
tho pleniest-
Cor. Dearborn and Madisou.sts.,
We ahsl sell without reserve for raah, the bul1dng
now occupied By John Il. Walan, The butidlag next
eouth, the hud'1s the corner next TO the Eui.o7
House, the two dwelling houses dre ectJ IN tho feaf
Of last nAmtd bptd Ing. onu1E on the Court, north
tfthe Custom Rouse ~ the side.alk IN 2ns of tes
et1ttt leading the Post Once together vi that
On Desrhogn street west ot buildings removed. and
on MAditon street, the whole 70 be removsd On OF
o'1o'' 'H' AS'A@ - WM A. BuTTARs& CO..
1ell.fH6t Aucttone&B.
, 1864-06-13

NEW yoAK. Hay l1.-The prices Of aiming stonks
in Boston t. day weEeEBsy Sssto' -: Centea1,
Royal. 7sX: Minnesota, 50; Northwestern, II; Pewa'
bic, kAK: Kockland, Is.
, 1864-06-13
To All Who Use Liquor.
Citizens Of the Western Stateo.
WsO L r EtS

. AROMATIC SCHN APPS.
As means OF neutz4llzing tho deleterious prop
sbe to The travser. 1t will snfalEbiy prevent ths
dysenteIy and laxative dlsordsts which attack
Inc Ohio, and other western aud southern EireIs.
It stimulates, In moderate da.ree, the df.estiye
organs, and ~ enables the stomach to resist the
the universal fuid encountered on q journey. Nor
Is this al. The different kinds and qualities of
M s,e1 % ,n1a III p11e e1eIy
I've, must necessarily meet WITH are no less peEn-
cious than tae changes Of water; and therefore
nj 1nto1m etrsseb and psy eaaot % 's to
prscsated By all who have become habituated to
ths moderate use OF ttlmulants while travelling.
sbs dneys III dseases &C fy ef lie eiaadsr dyspep.
and general debility, it !e recommended most en-.
phafical1y By the most distinguished members Of
The medical profession, and Hospital Surgeons. U.
It is put up in quart and pint bottles In c.se. Of
one dozen each. with tho name Of the undersigned
=. os.uTs aas % o. shs @ sbt sad os sass !; ii
bio Druggists and Grocera.
UDo1puo WOLFE,
soLB IMponrHH,
Nos. IS i a Beaver street, Naw York.
DAVID NICHOLSON. St. Louis.
Suns, EcEsrHIn & Cinclnnati.
Agents.
A1ap FOE tAIJ:
1000 cases old Msdeira Wine,
1900 cases old 6haz1y W1ne
aGO0 cases old Port Wine
1900 c1sea Old CognRc Brandy,
Imported expressly for medical and private use.
Ter sale baloW the present cost Of Importation
UDoLPHo woLFH, New York.
1e6-hta2-17t X wAs
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Metropolitan Hall to 2cnt.-ThIa Hall
is 10 rent Tor all the purposes fbr which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appllca-
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nnncc to the Hau. 1e10-ho1QH
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Atuments In conAtant usa- Address
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~ House and Sign Painting, Calcinln1ng,
Glazing and G.a1ning. Paper Haugtngs and Win
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail At New
forl prices. F. E. R1anr, 80 Randolph street.
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D1aeases Of til Nervous, Se1ak1ala Ur4s
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