davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
Ross q PrsHtsss' Provinces Market as
port

The following aro the rsles charged ky then:
Hams-SBEa premium Hams . p. ..-.-.-is7se
DEdee4 BEES s'ssss =
shouEdsrs-Sugar-care 3 flA..-------.------.-s3te s3te
BagAn-Or Smoked Sides q b......-.--...-...--- llc
LaF6-Prime leaf, kettie-rend' ed II bbls g b.ls4o
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs , B..l59s
POrk-ao. ness bbl W
Extra clear y bbi............,. szlOo
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad dspOts boats. Ali articles warrant
Cd strictly pIme and equal 10 anything in the state
Orders prom. pity filed. Our Eugar-eured Hans and
kstte-rerdisred Lard took the hrst premium q the
late OHIO 81 ats Eai-. ROSE b PHEhtISs,
eiOs. I42, IA and l45 0ntario-st.s Cleveland.
iuIy4:Ezs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
Canada Money,

By HALE, BANKER,
Ill suPeriOr-st.
B@Agsnt for the purchase and ssls Of
Government Bonds.
@Uneurrent Funds converted st Low
est Rates. febl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

HoLNRs-x.-OliYer Wendell Holmes has
contributed haIf-dOEsu autographs to the
Buffalo Sanitary Fair, Here are two spoci-
men bricks +"
Ny DELE FRTzND lis 1t possible. What !
an entire strangsr-from the remote city Of
Bufalo-ssks for my autograph l.
This is fame
Pardon my smotiOn---a teGr fell on the
spot enclosed benaath---
Ny hand t-r-e-m-b-I-e-s sa L sign myself
Yours, grestfully,
OLIVER WEHDELL HoLNEs.
Boston, February LIST, 1884.
The
Col
tear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

T OTIS FORSALE-I35 FT. FRoNT
4 On Superior ST., corngr Of MuirEon-st. AlEo-
Tl-ot8 Is II and IS being IS feet front each or sd
I-srioF-Ss, eaat Of Euirson-St- AlsO-l5 feet ront
op eprinR-St running back 70 the BsilIosd TRACK
befnF iand On which part Of the Wood Sled Of the
C1SVslsrii. Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad stands
Iiao-i7 feet inches front on Ohampsin ST., nearly
oTporits the new City Court E5oune.
E-For teums enquire on PAINE WADE
d9os-RM Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

CoUETERFEITER ARRESTED. - We learn
from the Ashtabula Sentinel that q man who
gave his name as John Morris vas arrested
in Pierpont, on Saturday last. and brought
bsfore MeIEo Bates, Esq, on charge Of
passing ceunterfeit money. He vas chased
through the woods by the party who arrested
him, and threw away $500 in oountsrfeitS,
which we're afterwards found. Tho bills
passed By him and found in bis possession,
were ali SIS, on the Bank Of the State Of
IadlaDa, Fsirfsid County Bank of COnneo-
tio1t, and Fort Edward New York. They are
we'll executed and liable to DECISIVE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
FENAN OEAL.

E,E. NGHEY sIAREET-Fsb 70
Ebz EEIEGRkRE.l
HozeT-Sarkstesry easy at e97 2 oelt.
StsEiiEs EEcagznss-AsFket quiet. sales a.
Goid-Qquist. Opened at saJS and closed at s94
G59B.
Governns=t ls:ecizs-Marze: nrmsr with
Esfr demand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

Foz Coughs, Colds, and Toothsche, use
Porter's CuTs OF Psin. Wo have tried 1t
and found it 81 excellent and
reliabIe sntidots in all cssss.-7!-az75sHD De@-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

VALENTINES VALENTINES
Of every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale Wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hoffmsn's Block, nssr the Postofhes-
ian %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

Sold By all druggists. P.ics z5ets.
II. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

WIFE SOME LIGEs FOE TIE GREAT FAIR
Good. Friend. for. pitty's. sake. ferbesrs.
To. print. the. lines. enclosed here.
Blest. be. the rogue. that steals. my. purse.
But. cuss'd. be. the. thiefe. that. priggs. my
YersR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
" 4 n T z d!

Fractional Certificates c. G. & @. stock
HIGHEST PBIOE PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, .. S. INTsT. COUPONS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
STAFBMKNT

OF the condition o; tho ORTIZ EMERIOAE
FIaF INSURANCE COMPANY, on tbs slst dsT OF
Dec, b 7 1853 mada 20 the Auditor Of Ohio, pursu-
ant to the Statute Of that State, entitled An act
the state Of Ohio pissed a pr-l 8, 1855.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

M D ~ a - EAFnAN@lts
yM.J GogDoS, Vice P. esident.
SAML WILLIAIsos, 81 Vie President te1ll-lS9
Y ? RR.VFN4 loenf- e AEWarer RI,k
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

We call especial attention to the nosios
of the Reception COMMITTEES for the ssni-
tsry Fair. Among thousands of our people
who are daily and hourly giTing their tine
and means for tho aid and support Of
soldiers and their families, no association can
compare with this one. It claims our attsn-
tlon now to the fact that many msnbsrs Of
the several auxiliary societies in NOrlhsrn
Ohio will be in attendance on the Fair, and
it will be incumbent upon, as we'll as pleas
ure, to our citizens to extend to our neigh
bors cordial welcome to our homes. We
hope every one who can accommodate guests
on that occasion, will report to the Commit
tee on next Monday morning:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

United stEtss sines Of 1881 coupons ......Ios
United States Skies Of 1881, registered O5
One year sa
United States Skies five
state stocks
Missouri SiEsa....-.- 59lE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAN.
Daily Receipts.
The foEovfaE statement shows the daily receipts Of
dour and wheat at the undsrmeCtionsd placss on
E-hrrarH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
FOR SALE.

secondhand Engine,
which 70 eHsr low. -,,,,-,-,n.co
frbH ~ ~ SooE l5.Lg . ~
EARM FOR SALE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED offers for tale Th0 Farm on which be re-
ss5as IN South EHolid Cuyahoga county. upon Feis-
shis terms SAID farm consists Of ahOut 20 aores Of
rod land 70 Of which improved, and tue tesldue
sIf fJ1bsre6 IT is well uatered and cen ntains va
fIetv of Fruit Trees, Just beginning 70 bear. The
HniidiuEs are neaTlyneW. and consist Of DTai.i1e
Hone Pam. Blacksmith Shop and othsr convenient
0fhidings and the location is in every respect de-
uirablss a.. ,,.,-,-.t.- o,
the premises, or Of S. J, Andrews, No, 2 peTEins
Block, Cleveland. NM- HA1 LOEOI
Euclid, Feb = 1854. ISsoAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

FIRsr-Ths narno Of the Company II The horth
American fire Insurance Compan and Is 10
Gated st No Wall street, Oity Of New York.
I. CAPITAL.
gro.yp-Tbs MT offts Capital Stock is..s5Oo 90 %
TuTpD-Tha amount OF its Capital StCck
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
MOWERS 4 REAPERS.
EXTRAS KOR REPAIRING,
70. $50 superiOr-st, opposite We'd
dsu ouse, Cleveland, Q.

All thoss in want off substantial, convenient and
ssy managed Machiue, viii consult their owa tnte-
rest by ggtng their orders for the justly ossbrated
"BUCKEYE"
They have knives in font, By means Of Ehieh the
Driver Is out OF danger Of being cut. haYe elliptic
spring Seats, and The Junior has b. improved by
increase o. motion ard ~ inch sections.
~ Machines on hand st the above named D pot
Nv LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Doaisr, Ne. 10
Supe for-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
z. n. SLADE, So on, guyshoge county yfo.--
g. L. JONES, Brooklyn CentsF,
Esb7 l57dGW Travelling Aas1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

LICENSED CIAAII OFFiUES
CLEVELASD, Ohio, WAsHIEaToSI D o.
No. IymRn's Block, No. 44S Ninth St'
NeaT the Court House.
We srs authorised by Government to co,iect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

Divorces DocEET.-The Divorce Docket viii
be called this morning at nine o'clock il
Court Room, Nc. 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

I0EAAA4a-- 1AIs -SA4s
A. wAIwORrH, SEQ. febl2:1t
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
Port OF Now York, August 81, IsoA.


CLEARED
s,eam.hip Esdar (Br, Muir Queenstown and Liverpool
stcanllIip Liberty, wilson Havana Iiargcus 4 Co
t, nu,y ooudsi, "ihcneser' New orcAna
sssaaassip Poiomas, Sherwood. Por,land-H Cromwell
ship A ssamler, Sampson. Hsyrc-Boyd a Hinckep.
ship iierxog,n von BrAbans cBrem) srohmeyer, Mar.
Bark Marius Cr lrr, Martin Hayre-Boydt Bincken
Barr huntsr. YORK. RemsSio.-TSompsoe 4 Hunter.
s.rs hsy s, Putnam n,a ssansy cp wGser
Brig Csrl Consantins Prus), wiiken, sewry-W Salem
Brig Maria fPort) olIvera, Lisbon-L Amsinck Co.
Brig El.anora Isra; Plummer, Mo Janciro59 Co
= Brs = DE wolf tBr) Covert LAsuAyA and Saracsoo-
Brs santiago tsp,, yrsa s, Dom nso.A 9 Ro..rs Co.
srg z Miller tsr,. C,owsy. ss.sau-xcstsii Bar.o
Brig oubadour (Br), Tucker. 81 john Mp Sevius
grs Bennett. eRrl. Bennett, St John MA smish.ra
sssT sssr sssesn wssps Tor orrss sss5
schr Hobart, Robinson, George.own -Baser Dayton.
sehr susan sears Phiiadeiphis-Bstsr Dayton.
sohr Rsiubov, Pine me-, boston.
sshr Ellen. McDops a, Boston.
sshr sSr . Los. nfa soo. S,s
Steamer W Bruno, Foster Baltimore
ARRIVED
French despatch steamer Amphion, De yarsnno Fortress
Monroe. 40 hours Has guns and crew 81 Ii men
sssm,hp o,y oil Fort au Prince br). aullgau Boston,
,sh,p Adeaide Cutting Liverpool July a. with rndse
ship hntwsrpen tBegl, stsonker, Rotterdam. q iay.
~ Ion s !ss ase aasn.s 40 sns ~ cs Co ''' n'
"a ga,S so psnsa . Msysr MameErg e days %a %s
Brig xB Ps,terson Sprl Rsws.s LasaaSrs Pcr,c s, o.
Bris Lk,eJ Frost biser. Lngan IA days With coal 10
schr NJ O Boil (Brj Barnard MaassniIa, IS days win
mahogany 70 Mile xnouahioa.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
POIfcn InleIllgencc.

POLICEMAN Badly BrATEs--At late hour on Tuesday
night Os oecr Nobcs OF the Twenty eighth precinct
passing along West street, he heard the report OF
Vistol, and Immediately after tho cry Of murder. lie
Fastened to tho spot ard there found that notorious
nlmed Dennis Harrington had attempted to
shoot citizen AS as he saw the officer he to
bic room in . peighboring terement house. oa8cer
Nobcs followed him and finding the door ias,cned, he
demanded admttanco, which not being granted. he
tho entered As soon az he tried 20 NO
the offender custody he met with desperate resist
part cf harrington and his friends, who had,
In tho meantime gathered around The officer beaten
70 terrible manner, AID Afterwards thrown ihto tue
street Cartan ickson, OF the lwcn,y eighth ptecinct
en' ng OF tho occurrence bastenod 10 the spot with
deaohnent OF men, but the oneuders had fed They are
VEL known 10 the rocc and viii doubt be arrested
and psoscrlr dealt With
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
I,cellNueOug

sailed yesterday @ Tor oaeen.;own Liverpool
sr.sEgr L,"rnrr, Capt Wilson, sailed YESTERDAY Afss>
srrAxsn.r EnllY souDxn, CAP, winchester, sailed yss
Bsssein.
zesasa nss put aa T
and otherwise damaged.
scuR is ashore the Little NH Rock Ia Hes
Gate.
s:hors res.Ss has ss.s :d =.
Ing hu and standing rggnG yssssls ara taking
s.sn snd S s.sa h''
LsssS Aug ; sws we; r.ssvsS I ssn n..: ~. t.y
Restless Of Booise.y with s,c S ash and sr.. o,h-,.
s ' sson ss 81 o q ~. af q 4 s
Fay sr tor Of Bay cSalenr,. y" :" :
ship Hope. from Calcutta for Boses Aus = ss iaf D.
.,sslP ainnsa ssos from Liverpool for Philadelphia An.
snip Tonas aria Julius from Liverpool for raadepAA
sip Eneessr fsndsioo. from Liverpool for SYort Aus
BARK pr.bers, Mcxnren, from Rio Jansiro for Ne"
BARK Reindeer, from Ansuis fos SYork, Aug 81. lsss
Brig chss Wesley from searspou for saianza' no date
Brig Belle barnard steering $. aus "a Ia, 50 30 l0nA
H.,y1, A., a,-- ar sesr Masno ts, Lockhart sYors
L;reAs CD. Aug iiIn port vessels ~ '0N'''S
M4ssAsnA, Aug Fin por, brig J we'' FOR Sfofh
IA ys' i.a s5, o'S" I.nss ss'Is DO. e
Neponset Trscy, do 2g9.n. ~ \, A'
brig Forest STAT .,p Metropolitan King Boston
SusSxgo Jrlv 2i-fn port ship .has taVeapos.
bic from Cardiff Br bark - ussu'' ""a'" WI
davs. a.. BmpresA Outhorse, uew
81 og bpies Martha jane Coroet ds, 9Ctb, AusadAs
40, schr Mecca do
;sss ID Esss9.. TsA sS.ss A..
5 2, asse,les ,o, ls,n hse e; A. kss'soWn'
A. from ss.isS s1 Ssi,s' SS r'a.
Arr from Baltimore July 3T. zscspe. ., fernamenco.
SID for N1ork Aug l6 S,.ndus2v, from Bristol; Acmss
Cardiff: orient Iiverp,o 18th. Helen do.
Lss latest ia ouesns,ssSni ~ ,sSsi H. omes. Al Msm,
Agnes, nj Dublin.
Arr iyuun Phuas Aluhia Daricn. a. ousenssosn-
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
Married.

MnrrIed.
BRowNFHA,EMRyER. Newbarg, on Wednesday,
August IL by the Row. John Brown, CHARLtsa L. aowSR
OF Hong Kong, China, 10 CHAELorrg u. HAv1ssYER or
Newburg, n y.
BLANonEr --CooYgT. On tuesday, August 30. by tho
Row j. H. Board OF the residence 0f the brides pasns
Green wood ake, ~ J., HyAciSa L. d BLAacnET to JAae
daughter oi Isaac r. Cooley, Est.
BRoADwAY-TuhsfR Jersey City, on Wednesday
August 81, by tho Rev. William veringer, THOMAS L.
DsoADwAr, Jr to Miss KArr TrRsEn, all Of the city Of
New York.
Buffalo and Pennsylvania papers please copy.
KISzEY-EARtK.-O Sunday August q, by the Rev.
John B. Hagauy, ISAIAH KiSzEy, OF New York. TO LOUISA
EARLE, or Hudson county, n, J.
LEoa-PAcnrco On TUESDAY,, August 30, by the Rev.
r. 3. Rice, Gu1EEYo o. Lgoy to Dolores FAcHroo, both
OF Panama. New Granada.
MCWUIASs-BARiow.- w.--In Brooklyn, at the residence
Of d. J. Whiting Esl on Wednes ay, August 81, By the
Rev. pr 7. j. sawyer, DAVID r. NoWuLAMs 10 MATILDA
/. BARLOW, o. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
Captain Ea ward p. Brownson.

meeting Of the graduates enc former students Of ~
Johns College, Fordhsm, took place at the As'or House
yesterday afternoon. tho purpose OF takng suao'e
action relative TO the death Of Captain Edward Brown
son. alumni Of the Institution, who met his death On
tue battle ded Of Rcams station while in the discharge
Of his duty. Mr.. NJ j. A. MccsGery called to tne
chair, and Mr. Francis J. Holahan acted as secretary
series OF highly appropriate resolutions adopted ana
remarks made bv several OF the gentlemen present
We unable publish The resolutions In full Ths ID
the third Or Browuson the reviewer has lost WITHIN
short period. The Others by strange coincadsuce
perished during fits Of somnanbuisn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Naval Recruits and Our Quota
LETTER or suPHRvlS0s BLUNT.
COUNTY VOLUNTEER Rooms, CRY HALL PARK,
C0RssR BRoADvAY AND CHANGERS SiREET,

LETTER or sUPIRviSos BLUNT
COUNTY vcLusrrzK Rooms, cnv HAu PARK.
C0Rsra BRoADvAY AND CHAasEas STREET
Ngw YoRS, August 20, 1904.
To His Exceency HoRAuo SEYMOUR, Governor state OF
New York, and FREpxRIoK 1owssssD Lieutenant Colonel
Ninth United States Infantry, A. A. ?. NJ General
Commissioners appointed under act OF Congress O.
further regulate aud provide for the calling out Of
the national forces, &c;-
GKsrIEnnx-I have the honor herewith 70 transmit
and descriptive rolls Of men enlisted in the navy
Il the several rendezvous in the county Of New York.
from April IT, Isel February ~, 1854 These rolls
have been prepared with great from the books Kept
at the several rendezvous and probably the most
perfect evidence OF these enlisments which can be OBJ
tained and constitute the claim Of the county OF New
York for naval en!atments within the county between
the mentioned under the act OF Congress OF 1904
entitled can act further regulate and provide for tho
calling out OF the national forces. and for other pur
poses."
Tho rolls contain the total number 45l men, repro
senting 4s, ,25i years OF service.
In addition also transmit muster and descriptive rolls
of men enlisted in the navy the several rendezvous in
the county Of New York from the 25th Of February,
1854 10 the 4th April 1864 at which latter date the
nrst credits tor enlstments werc allowed Credits
for enstments were promised by Brigadier
General j. B. Fry, Provost Marshal General upon the
quota under call but for some reason they have
rs vet been allowed although such allowance, u
understood, has been made to other places
Adding this latter claim 70 the number claimed under
tho act Congress Of 1854 makes total claim ior
naval euiis,ments the county Of New York; between
the 18th of April 1861, and the 4th or April 1864, or
Is $50 men, representing 40 OLA years OF service.
i, is proper that should state that the number or
naval rendezvous n the county of New York exclu
siyc OF that at the County Vouoteer Roomsl Is four
They follows, ana were established a. she oates
named:-- r,,,
Locuion OF R,ndev,ou. Dates Esabltsh.d
No $40 Water street Prior to April Is, 1851.
No Q Cherry stree,.............M May 2, 1854
No. l73 South street... May 20, looo
No IA state street,. November ~, isno.
1he following tabular statement shows In detail tho
number Of enlstmente in each month, and may asts
you in your nvestiga,ions-
ENLISTED FROM APRIL l5, 1861, TO FEBRUARY "a,
1864.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
Postal Reform.

THE MAILS TO De DISTRIBUTED IN THE CARS-fRo-
POSED CoMMESCEMENT OF MONEY ORDERS. ETC.
new and convenient plan tor the distribution OF the
the result OF which will be decided gain to tho public
In the occupied in transmitting and delivering tho
delay hitherto required tho work OF asserting the
mail matter will be obvated in great measure by hav-
ing distributions done at this and other Offices,
hereafter performed the by clerks detailed spe-
cay for purpose and thus letters aud papers can
be taken at later hour The mails coming TO this city
or any other station viii partly distributed on arriving
aud usually employed for that purpose savea
the public The matter intended either for city devey
or distribution the boxes or to be gwen out ~ zoe
sgeperel delivery" will be carefully classified on sne
route thus enabling merchants and others TO get tnen
letters much earlier than heretofore lhc matter now
detained and elsewhere 10 be assorted Will here
ter forward n bulk the clerks on the cars az
tending - the asserting Thus IN this ana otner moo
the vexatous delays required BY our presens
postal system will be rendered unnecessary.
The ne plan will be first tried the New YORK aad
the reform can DO pu. Much preparation
to be adapted TO the work are to be hnishea
though II Is understood sor'e Ok Them are now ueafy
and changes essential TO the success VI
the plan which Will be perfected by the aid OF eApesencs
The business community will undoubtedly find pthe new
arrangement important accommodation, ana II VIII
add much to the efficiency OF our postal service.
In connection with this subject 1t Is well TO state tnat
Is expected the postal money order system wl GO nto
effect some time month, probably on the ISL MT
G. r. Mcdonald Super OF the Money otuer bu-
reau is said be laborng assiduousy TO have every
thing readiness for the commencement Of operations On
he day indicated.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

,cs sesr & K.osus Sinai Lrssu n days. WITH oos SING
SCI Garey CBr,. sha~. Lne.n. IS day. With COL .
scSr Esrsns weess Sor Ok sssrss d.s 'd'ys
sess ssr pys S,s,s SrRP;sa %IsS Fs.ss.. Msaros s.
sesS sesr h'S@aa ios, s9. srysn s.oIas orsa.
sssT sssT ss@s sSss: fs. & ss.Sn s.'ssssea
S:Sr joan 2sss' .sa%: dane: T.sssa Tsss
sssr s'sr Erfns. s..A rfs. asxs s'ss'1s w. iss..
ssr sssr PsS:s sss.. 9s-Ss SslS Glsasss.s.
schr yandeia, SAWYER Bosson.
esr ss sq.ssa rsas gs sprSsss baSss Ne" s'do~
sesr q Martin Sessrsos: r...lasno..
sssr sssr sss sfss, sssi sI rss'as"is r1ssso
ssSI ST.; 6a.;s 5st'r .s,se w1..' lo7ssas r1esssss'
ssr ssr ssl ssaae ss' wrsin dvssns
sssr Zen Fasi i. sassr' froydsss.
sar aDis sas b.as. ssf ffs.%s
sssr ssssr %ssd h%sy .oen'q@ r5ol,ss pa.s rosaeaos
ns ssip sfs'sT rfsyfsq' isq ss..y
ss. ss1s ,s.Ss : Ss'S1s IIsSasass
ssss ssSs Ocean bse ss., ssi Nes iaSea .Se a'''''
ss stia s h"q Rsakn sIaIss raIaSs New ondo.
scSr scSr X aa a I@gssase. Portland O. for nor
sc5r nrslaard PeaGie,ou sdauxon for as.>A
s.sss ss
sf sssf d:.S.. .. Gs resss s,~ss q5 Albany
Schr O. nthia Jane, Bennett. Hartford.
schr Emma Ellen, Brewer. Hartford
Schr l. Daniels, Smith Hartford
Gchr G Lyman. Snnrord Hartford
Schr Eclipse, Sanmts Huntington.
Schr Wakefield Sanford, Northport
eehr w Hcnlent, Young, Greenport FOR PhilAdelphia
Scir Fate Thomas, .'reston. Poughi spsic.
Steamer New JcrseE tU transport Hoxie Fortrs0 No.
s f)uart,rtn lster.
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore.
Steamer Hope Warren. Phiadersia.
Steamer l. N FiIrchild. Trout. phiiadelphia
Steamer Pelican, Walden Providence.
Steamer Falcon. Aldrich, rrov'rsnce.
BELOW
Ship Alex Marshall, Marshall from LIVERPOOL July n -
Marshall a Co.
ship Lorsley tiano, schenk. from Livrrnoo Ju'yn
Brig Vg,lant err. schorgne, from Antwerp July g.
SAflEi,.
Solh-Steones Continental, Hackonssrk.
Acad a. b.rNs stolpmunie. MARTIN Golden Neak
chns hrgs Haven Ryder Juii-. Dawn Of Day, A,os
znn W kibby, Curlew; sears n |. WhItnos, Braya
Booth. w irish D i Binns. Laura Gertrude
3lst-Steamers Keiar, Liberty, h souder.
Wind ut NV.
Marine Total Losses and Disasters. Re-
ported I'm August, 1864.
From record kept by T. IT, pton tho Ara
ricnn Shipmasrrs Association
Ing Hist OF total losses and disasters for August
TOTAL LOSSES.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Lad lcs Rrenstpins-New styles.
Two three hvo eight ta thirtydve dos,s each for
sale ~ GEORGE O. ALLEN AIS Broadwsc, one door
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Ivory Jewetry--Lied, white @.o Uinck,
All r5yes, at GOURAUD's Faacy emporium. ASS Broad
way, beos Grand
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
The Quota or Pennsyivanin.

Reports here place Pcnnsy in the lead as 20 the
number of under the iaa call REINFORCE
have been going rward 20 the Army OF the foto-
the rate or about four thousand per ana hs
amount II s expected, will be largely Increased oeiore
tha Inst
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
Lottery Tickets Cashed.
ALECK CO., "a Pine street.
4 q p
CEnGla NnER

n. Y
SEPTEMBER
The evening of the wear Is drawing nigh,
If bv the heats you've stained your faces
Quickly 10 G0URAuD'S store, sweet ladies, ny,
To rc cnoyatc somew hat damaged graces.
Perhaps al Saratoga spr ngs yon found
Folks sare at yCu every eRsure trip;
The reason that beard fike hairs abound
Upon the sweet curve of upper lip.
Haste aud remove the canse-Poudre Subtitle
viii take each hideous. straggliug hair,
And you In renovated brightness sttll
Shal slime, amidst the congregatcd fair.
Behold that thing almost inhuman-
A beard upon the brarteou, tace OF woman. .
DR.. GOURAUDS Italian Medicated Soap is universally y
acknowledged 70 be- excellence the only article extan
OF all such dishgurements OF the akin
pear IN the siape OF pimpcs tan frecses. sunburn and
inorphew. DR. 3 Poudre Sustes equally remarkable
the surprising properties they Instantly
moving supsruons hair His Vegetable Liquid Rouge for
mlarng the cheek and lip brilliant, permanent and
natural tinge Is uuequalled.
At GOCRAUD'S depot. f53 Rrondway, below Grand
street Calender ss South Third street. 10 the Doctor's
only agent in Philadepha.
Address 10 SmOkevs-EoIleE q Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broomc street
COZ Broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
Hineac acIit q nrder and lanAlLed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Com panies and O. snd win he eutertsned al the res'
meaial arnory IOis Iesimcu' WAS tie one raised hy
Hon john Cochrane aud was aites awards mnanaed ~
Colonel tuow Brgadier General) Aiex shaier. y Wa
originally almost entirely ocered from the Seyenin Nc"
York militia,
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

Royal Havana I.Ottery.-75 per Cen
premium paid for Prizes. Information furnished Th
for doubloons and all kinds OF gold and
silver. TAYLOR CO., BANKERS 10 Wall street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
sts kOA
r. rAIIORs AND CLOAK MtxERs.

Jus received fron tie aco-y no hpndfeS1 scre oT
Tue American Fpton Hole C0r1ns Bra sg I'm trt Ger
Ing Sewing aacnos Ready Tor ssis u y. sroa tnsy.
DESSAU 4 plhcSs Agen.s.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

magnificent Assortment or Fans, Pearl
ivory and sandal wood
GOURAUD'S Fancy Emporium.
453 broadway near Grand street,