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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-18
EATING HOUSES.

J. NJ. steey, ConyngIIam.
All persons who may feel aggTeved by the above clas
sifcation can have opportunity OF appealing by calling
ON the undersigned, al his residence Madison HonsGJ
in Jerseytown, Madsontownship,) any time, on or be
fore the l2th day of July 1851 at the Comms soncrs
office in oomsburg, GU the 18th of July, after which 40
appeal viii be heard.
SAMUEL RIMBY,
- -hereaHtRe .4pPrasGr.
May Is, lS6
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-18

q. L 4 single bottle Of ofsPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLL'I
win save ten times its cost annually.-lcU
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-18

Belle JerAOn CAc, ian. is, 1861
Henry c. Spaiing. Esq.
Please ind nclsscd twenty five cents for which send
me another box of your Cephac Fills 11ey are truiy
The best Pills hQus erer tried.
Direct A. STOvER. 2. NJ.
Belle Vernon. Wayandot IA u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-18

April q, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24
N EXTRAORDINARY UPpoRTu NIFTY TO PURCHASE
"A Elegant first class HOUSE hold Furniture,
Rare and valuable Works of Art,
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte

Splendid rosewood Par lor suits, rich CArpeA
rflvt Ware. Bob. misn China, Bronzes, &c,
Tomorrow fMONDAYl At l01z O'Clock precisely,
BY RUSSELL W. WEJ1COrr Auctioneer.
At the elegant private residence 52 Twenty first street.
between seventh and Eighth comprising the entire
contents all of which IN perfect oroer having bean
rec. ntly made Tor the present o.ner, and VIII be
positively sod to the highest bidder for cash A
valuable opportunity for parties in of first class fur
niture PAriors, Dining koom Library and Chambers
contain magnacent rosewood octave psnofos Music Ca
Paror Furniture pieces covered rich crimson Ard
brocate all made to order two months rosewood
Etegeres marble top cnrs So aud pier Tables Turkish
Lounges with Arm Chairs to match, In silk moduet ele
and Mirrors mosaic marble Pedestas mounted
In br and ormou rco nask gold Shades Anti
que bohemian china mante Vases and
Ornaments vevet and Brussels .arp~ts vaube Paintings
artistic bronzes marble Groups and Figures rosewood
hairs tscretoir elegant wood BedstoadH
full Chamber suit In rosewood and velvet oval
Mirrors, bronze superb hair Mattresses Beds 6ed
ding, Te,e Sofas Lounges French and Cottage
Chairs Wardrobes French Enaavngs Work Tables inld
with satnwood; Extension aoe oak Dining CHAIRS rich
French India Chua Ruby and Crystal cut Glass Tea
&s three elegant bronze Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures yh
quantity Of de crpon o. Paror Chamber Din
Room Library furniture not here enumerated all Of
which will be sold without rain shine Catalogues
Mt
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SALES AT AUCTsON

A J. BLEECKER. AUCrIosEER
70 s4hGxssT ssraTE y "a g.
y ~: A ss
St Lots on south sids . SneE q sSs S
south side bet t0s ia and Ma Msa sss: .vs
S 59 Rds s!s d south s.. q ~
9Th ave = -'''' ''AN' ''''' " H. east
on Josh s.-7 Lots south sde bet I'd and 4th ayes.
livery Lot offered will b. sold without reserve.
'' &C. At No. Pine s VIII, s sSsI and
A l. sHIPMaN
Executors Of estate Of . Fanshaw, deceased.
A. > BIEf IKE Her . 4, en-, s stsE aorp,
Ihursday February Is At u oeocs at the Merchants Es
=. .orv -. 90. u The SPLENDID
on the norhwss, broadway and twenty fOarS
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AND MADISON SQUARE.
AIb ans snaSs q a tSf
.ss .DS q
Court yard on Twenty fourth street,
The surveyors drawing Of the Above property can
tho Pine street. whore maps can ne had.
A rhUh sx L .s4s,ns,s CO. , SycaIoEEERs.
Of elegan, sno costly Household Farnitsre
r. Foce No IS West Sixteenth few from Ft
r $50 ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRsK
hsooiesEoRs' E'qRs uHssss AND ROSEWOOD
RICHLY CARVED DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
PIER AND MANTkL MtRhORS.
OIL Pain rINGs, BY EMINENT ARTISTS
RICH LACE CURfAINS,
SOLID SILvERWARB,
The above elegant Satin, Ebony and Rose Furniture
was made 70 order By hour ssdoo Of this s. che
porart sale Every tcle In order bo
fully so'rAn ssd as reR SfsSeFoRrr
made to order only five nth has double round
ners fun iron frame sod pearl keys and said 70 be the
finest toned country. Two elegant suits Of
Drsw Furniture made by Koux heavily carved and
covered with French satin bocatel Rosewood Etegeres,
lined with Satnwood; Rosewood Encaigneurs, Gre
clan marble top Conoles elegant rosewood Book
case, English Lace Curtains Cornices Bands,
velvet and Brussels carpets artistic Bronzes, French
China Vases, Ormolu thirty day Clock on Pntngs-he
Garden Of lpsemba BY Lsvids the Garden Of Versailles
English Interiors BY kobcott; Mary, Queen Of scos BY
Lagrange KIP Van Wpke by Cole the sunset BY Kenset
back Chairs French China Dinner and
Tea Sets, wood, walnut, mahogany
OF Chamber Furniture large hair Bedding every
description Brussels and three ply Carrots hail Hatstands
matched Chairs imported ,hsndelers also a two O'clock
seated Buggy Harness, &C. n Il Catalogues be had
ONCE door OF the house sale will be positive
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- = - - = -
SPORTING.

GREAT HANDICAP RAT MATCB.--A GREAT HANDf.
~ cap Rat Watch VIII take place at HARRY JENNINGS,
Kerr gans i'al Whw street, Monday evening Feb,
~ open 70 dogs o. all breeds not b weight
There VIII also be aee quantity OF rats hand for gen
uemen 70 NY thcr little dogs With, free Of charge Doors
open at bali pact Rat killing TO commence at Tickets
OF admission 70 cents.
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DRY GOODS, sc.


At KszE,'s -
Large failures q Importers aud iobbers'
GOODS ar 50 CENTS On T lie DOLLAR.
$4,000 worth Isces, Embroideries hibb ms Flowers,
- Hosiery Gloves and rancy Goods
Silk Yelvets i21sc piece.
SILK Trimming, E1sc piece.
Fancy frtmmlngs, l21sc. piece.
silk Frnges, lf12c piece. w
5000 strips Flouncings, So, Sc nc. lsc.
200 SIX Lsce veis i2c, 23c 90 zoe
l,SU Fine Worked collars, Zoe. NC, oc
l,i39 Fine Worked Sets, Sic <an, 1oc
- PANIC SALE
Al our Fancy Goods at Best rims and Needles ~ paper
Dozen skirt braids tiled rapes 10 nnbbar COMBS &C.
working u ton, Hooks and Zc HAIR rins Ac pun
Sewing eflks 4c rerfuney, soaps
and Fancy Goods OF al DESCRIPTION -,
Gents hlr, Bosoms 10, &c So
Gents .hrt oosoms, loo, &c. Vac.
Gents ahr Blsoms, iSc., &c &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
$500 pairs LADIES' Hose, &c &c sc.
$40 pairs ladies li2se, noe nc iSc
1910 pairs chlldrens hose &c, &c Sc
2,60U pairs Il nts Half Hose, SC o. 30
FINE Isle GLOVES, Sc, Ia
FINE GAUNTLET GLOVES, i1sc.. l5s
Linen Rhgings l2c., Ibc, dozen.
Hair Nets, DC, l2c., lSc.
French Lace Barbs, lie, ls
Wide Tarletons loo l2isc
Illusions sud trapes, &C., re
1900 sPRIGs FRENCH FLOWERS, ga
Handkerchief cheap
Ladies' hDen &c &c
Gents Handkerchiefs SC 6n, Sc.
Large OF Goods from importers stocks and from
the auction sales opening every dav
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
WIN KINZki
22f and 2k3 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty frs and twenty second streets
Five good saeswomen wanted
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DRY GOODS, &C.

~ u w lNVnA III UNAAOs OO
DRY GOODS, &C.
TNJuNCrION DIssoLsKD.
:" 10 "' asansor AND ANOTHER
60 INNS
BuLpTS. GREasoS 1 HLIIorr.
''~-s. 10" TOTE
da, s Homo Judge Leo - vide suns caue az
- TrhE RESIDUE
sale 70 he paaio ""' 70 '"''a''''a :"
OF IMPORTATION AND MANUFACruRE
rURs Will vi LIE BE SOLD OH VERY CHEAP.
800 Misses and Chldrens Cloaks ., sa cep ., a .D1
10 LADIES' sprng and summer CiosHs .. g. a s4-wor,
q Co. a 70 and IS OT~oth slo 70 SIS "ooe anu ''oAA
y.;s e cost Of mports tom % % cents pen
| frsm $50 to 500 - -
ysss ranging rom ss oss-.i reduced io o'her o'0'h'
sbspe design prices which Win we'll repay All invest
Ss.slsasss. Isson: including oaa co... remnant.
Attention OF st,reseepers and aantis Manufscursrs va
:" "' ''' = my 'A'''"'e
- '-A - - - -1.oAl,' 'oA BALI
or
At ssi Broadway.
INDIA cAMEL's LAIR sHAwLs AND sCARFs,
SQUARE AND LONG
ARNOLD oNaTABLE co.
WIN make their spring exposition
OF the above goods,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
These goods selected with great care and for
0~nN s.ree., corner q nero-I.
ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
II ,ppo,, coS.r..,o
Ar, now Offering % wholesale .,s ,.,.,, nu,,,...u
ALAReE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
LACE, MUSLIN AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
nR.pppv xrsrYs ,So vusramr .cps
All Of which they win dispose of
AT VERY Low PRICES
Canal street, corner Of Mercer:
MOURNING GOODS
M
JUST HhohiShD
oSGANDlEs'
PRINTED JAcoNETs,
GRENADINES,
PRINTS
='''
,.,. .,o.s =, c.oa- ..,,.,,.,
As0 a large stock OF Goods suitable for
.nvo71 100000
.7.,..., ,arnn. =, y.,..,
,1o1a,7so ooons H--> ,-e-s' >S.->- : ----=-.
NpU kprtpu Ma eivadh va rvataa
'Ss ' yors ' vara,ns s a,s' &
New YORK Mourning store ~ Broadway
~ u addition % the Inducements Offering to
~ '-''''' $40. 'MosoAy, Feb IS
CHOICE sPRisG SILKS,
prsssy for city trade re-" h1''"a''
E. hAA'e aa nanlssIlens
AZ Broadway,
1vVw -. Is =, -
N A. 4. 81 kwART 4 CO. will offer Monday, Feb rs,
%
,.-,..,u Ma. w Markets ls s.,,,o
just received Yer New Se,. aud Fulton s9a
n A 9. STEWART i co. WIN OFFER on Monday. Feb Is.
choice ss ssfsil S * IN NEEDLE WORK
Richly s wy ooIIAR Sesl
Consisting Of The following designs vz-
Mso nsrs Es Hs ada sSap asSr he
with zsSAys s. saGs as% II EACH
French B.na. &C, 4e:--
i III. riches. s s:.s. ~ sss: and s''
- al very Attractive pricea
A n STEWART A co
- 1890 -
~ % 81 10 slr , na nat ~ ' d - n
BY 4 Go z, with 7. sHoKT.
mo MEET THE GREAT DEMAND Fob
Il CHEAP GOODS
AT PANIC PRICES
] JAMES GRAY 4 co have made a still further
REDUCTION IN PRICE
On the following pot d.
DRESS SILKS PLAIN AND FANCY:
MOURNING GOODS
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NYEw YORK. HARIEM Am AIpANy RAuRoAp-

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD
~ For Albany and 4roy connecting with the Ne York
Central Railroad fur all points Vest Northwest and south
with the Northern Railroad FOR Saratoga, Rutand
Burlington, Psttsburg, Rouses Point, oedensburg and
Montreal
rHyos ROW, MAR CRY rRoH rwrNry.sIxru smxxr
STATION.
Express train, A. NJ and 72o A. W. and 4;t5 p. NJ and
f:2nP NJ 1925 A N
Tor Williams bridge White Plain, croton Falls and all
local irains see time table o'clock A NJ express train
ie"''S Ai0"ns every SUNDAY JOHN BvRcHILL Asst. supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET-FURNIsHED OR
III unfurnish.d in good locations at low prices Also
perry lease for business five ten
ii. BEhBE 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

HOUSE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE.-THE THREE
Ii story MODERN high stoop frame House, filled In with
breA corner Of Fourth avenue and Pacific street cars 70
subcear gas Chandeliers bath roo hot and cold WATER
heater &c Price low and terms easy Inquire at Al
Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

celen, order uitsbie for large family boarding
school, overlooking the North river Apply ON the premises
seventy - - '1ee' ""' A''''" "' sJoR THOMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

RNOLD, CONSTABLE 90.
WILL EXHIBIT. On MONDAY
February the 25th, .#
AT RETAIL,
Their entire
SPRING IMPORTATION
FRENCH. GERMAN, AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
SILKS, BAREGEs, ORG ANDES, IA JoNRrs
BRnLIAsrs, oALIcoEs, sc. &c.
These Goods have been great the city
trade and for novelty be surpassed.
CANA. STREET, corner Of Mercer.
"A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
kNGLIsd CARPErINGs, OILCLOTHs, &c
Fine French Satin Paper z cents roll hne Cold Paper
s ss sS q 4
nS large a. sas Ms 1 At panic
AFR COLES, 500 BRoADwAY-BLAcx SILK VERY
shrungs aud sheetngs sold at the
lowest prices In this market
RARRsS.lhs At TIL. BSss, sdLLIsERY msPEiNs BON
kind SILK Bonpe!s a 81, worth So 50 Winter comets
l. BlNNs' Millinery %, Broadway.
GREAT SALE
Try GOODS,
AT RETAIL, FSs CASH,
srs IRA sss4 aS iasi,ass e S'' Co..
win offer a. retail on Monday Feo q 1861 the entire ba
WHOLESALE =" %s 8 k sas! STOCKS
FOREIGN AND Doae Sic DRY GOODS.
500 Pieces Mermac and nslsa cacoes at Sc per yard
81 Pieces Printed Dslanes q 2ac yard-nsualy sold
SO Piece - Beached sbirting from &c to lie yard
900 pamask Iabeclo,hs, at 81 and upwards
and ID
so dozen best quality Paris Kid Gloves at rs cents per
$500 dozen Cotton, Meno and Lambs Wool Stockings,
81 SILK HOSIERY in GREAT VARIETY,
suRpuSas fdx srsIi sscrhce 9 On cqss ptAxVrrs
shhhiiS'S table AND Fso SuEkss BLANKETS
ooLoaEb SILKS sfs N a isdnsi y VARIETY
BLACK sLRs s Per y1,a asd sRD
A. an s.u. 4 REDUCTION ,sNa Of 70 per cent
MOURNING GOODS, , u
hhAAED AND LAiS sShRhh LINEN CAMBRIA
%hSsoSSs$ t AsR soAHrs
L a.,rfRc
s0oy yards Printed French Orsaudies cts per yard
$3.50 yards Chntz French orsandea At IS per yard,
snS yaas Chints French orsandis' best quality, at SIX
pieces BArsse Ansi At 10 cts per yard usual price
French and English BARE az and BARGE ROBES. At .
very great reduction on cost
'SASAD'NhS and ID G haS a aSS ROBES,
CLOTHS cAssrxEREs poEsKISs yEsTlsss oo so
At great reduction.
GREAT VARIETY or DRESS GOODS. &c, &C.,
AT Less Riss1s sJs 8 isa
srRANG, ADRfANCE 4 CO.,
skirts, own make for 81 oorssis and ssr: n.ae @
near Nineteenth street, east side
HARPEllNGs Al Low PRICES
~ Job iot velvet Carpetns 81 per yard
JOB os ali Wool ingram 1sr r q de- SOC per yard
.as wSSssae or re's s By J5GsSEXY. Jr s7s
broadway.
EMBnoIDERn AND LACEs
~ Reduced
t G%s 9 o. = i \ ReI isai pf SS
JAMES GRAY co invite special attention TO their mag
naceat q The aeSs good. comprising The laes,
VERY Low fsICEs.
729 Broadway corner Waverey Place.
NOW OPEN,
In addition Z AZ h1Lf fSR R Txnus STOCKS
okaaNDiEs,
1hENADINES,
TISSUES,
yARE9EH,
PINE APPLE CLOTHS
y TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, &c.
Now Is the time 10 buy
Spring and Summer articles
the rush during the day is very great, ladies' viii
find IL comfortable early In the morning
EDWARD LAMBERT CO.,
al Broadway, DIN liqaidatiou,)
between Howard and Grand streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

r EASE FOR SALE.-A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF THE
IL second hirda fourth Floors large build
ing fronting Brosdway oote Ste warts new stores the
"a fet front Broadway by l33 feet Deep and
IL adm ably adapted business purposes Rent very low
the will be sold bargain Address A. H. He
office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

ITO MERCHANTS-A MERCHANT FROM THE WEST,
wishing purchase stock OF goods will exchange some
selected land merchandise having
goods about rng make advantageous exchange
Some money paid required Confdential Address Mer
| chs mt Herald uiC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

INOR SALE-THE THkEE SsORY HIGH STOOL
House, 1855 East Thirty ninth has all the moderI
improvements middle house In the block street paved Will
Belgian pavement Terms .asy Inquire next door, t53
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

Rochelle ~sschestrr so~ny the old established Coach
and agon msn9fsetory formerly occupied Dy joseph e.
with Tools &c, connected with the trade This Is good
opportunity starting in his business Terms
sonabe Apply 70 Z. Z. AY kES lH Ryington street, n
T., j. e. ROBEKrSON, N ain street New aochele.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-A SPLENDID COUNTRY RE-
sidence with without rs good land, rs miles
from New York the line Of the New Jersey Railroad The
house beautifully situated the side Of hill and
splendid view OF the adjoining country contains II rooms
and large kitchen running the whole length Of the
abundance at excellent fruit and shade trees within 100
yards Of store and depot has good large outbadngs &c
There two select schools and three stores In
the village The village Is handsomely located and very
healthy For further particulars address Manning Truman
l39 Hudson street Jersey CITY, VIM Campbell No. 2Lews
place williamsburg before Friday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

NOR SALE MURRAY HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
strictly class bro stone front House, Louie XIV
Of q East Thirty eighth street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues repete 9th all the modern i'm
provements and built by days work wishing
purchase would do well 70 can and examine for hems Ives
front Houses Nos 70 II East Thirty
and 1855 and la7 Lexington
AL built In the best workmanlke manner Terms
purchasers Prices low suit the times Apply
the premises from IA. NJ to 6 =. NJ, or 70 MATHEW
BYkNES. No IS East Thirty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

TOR SALE OR TO LET-THE OCEANIC HOUSE,
with about two of Land Inquire of ID. G. 4 j..
WINSTON, No 9Court street, prooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

y,oK sALE-A BAkGAlN-.rHE Two STORY AND
attic House complete order No 306 Degraw street,
near Court srookyn House 2sx36; lot loo feet deco
aYge portion may remain mortgage II required Can be
any For terms apply to g. @. COFFIN Post
office q New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

II Troy, connestng with trains North aud west-Trans
ynow CHAMBERS STREET FROM rnrRrY.FIRsr STREET.
Express and n A NJ and 72b II 30 A. NJ and 1850, as
3:2S ard 8 y NJ r VI.
Troy and Albany wv It'll sleep nc r. NJ fsundays inclu
ing cars, q 46 r. NJ. ded)
PcushIespse train 7so A. ga. NJ 1880 and 4:2s p. NJ.
NJ, IL N. and tP NJ
Ps.kskll train $50 y. NJ BOP w.
sing sing train, 1886 and t30 land AS r. NJ
y
Tarrytown train, $40 r. N. 7:i0P.
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

U,oR SALE OR ToLET-TREMOsT UPPER NORRIS
ania first rate rsery store, opposite the depot Pos
ply FRASER, fremont Washington avenue, between
Fit n and Mott streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

For SALE OR Exc HAkGE.DIsTILLERY, coRDi AL
rtenanees com and good Has been dong
good fourteen years
death Of the proprietor Apply 10 BRADLEY HUrCHINS
a CO. AZ East Fourteenth street. Union square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS SEVERAL FARMS FOR
sale Long Island; Of 40 acres, with two houses
good oubudngs of 80 acres with large house,
barn, of 30 acres with large quantities OF
berries Market aso Of land half under culva
ton without buidngs also desirable store property well
located business with four Of land orchard and
shrubbey They pleasantly situated good neghborhood
healthy location good water fruit Ac easy OF access by rail
road trains daily viii be sold easy TERMS
changed for good improved properly with part cash Apply
Smith address box 36 Brooklyn Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

~ ting coreis tor 81 at Mrs Egers Also watch spring
skirts make, for 81 Corsets and skirts made
order N BThldren's corsets and skirts. So Broadway
Nineteenth street, east side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

LsUR SA.E OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY DWELL
ing House No IS East Threth street, near Fourth
Is FIRST order For particulars apply the premises
II 10 A n till A y n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

VALUABLE FARM-UEINCUMBERED, UNDER HIGH
state of cultivation, Is miles west Of Hudson river,
hours from New York eycha, for other properly
personal established business Address Farm
Hernld 0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

L,OR SALE OR TO LEr-THE OIL FACTORY, BUILD
ags and Machinery, with SIX lots Of ground situated
hyes o6cks south OF the ferry. Apply 70 ucAULLEN,
70 Hudson street. Jersey City, 70 D. A kingsland Sutton
4 o. BROAD street. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT A BAR0AIN.-MO-
dern brown stone Dwelling "a West Twenty eighth street.
block from Broadway three story and high soop base
the purchase money remain mortgage for Ave
determined TO sell It. 1t Ia valuable city proper
" and increasing In value Apply to II. 7. aKEENN WOOD,
10 William
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
The Hog Crop.

Tue TsnlIees have been ehurking over the idea that
hs Sout6esa States can not make enough either OF meat
or bread fer their subsistence. This may hSve been
Ihs case with respect to meat bus SIMPLY for the reason
that they did not PaF attention TO the subject With
1Asir climate and soil thy produce any quantity Of
corn and the supply Of hogs is only limited by the sup
ply Of corn
Fortunately for u.s. the wheat and corn crops in the
Southern States 6ner h than they have been
for many years. The wheat already harvested ample
for every man. and child in the land soldiers in
elusive. The corn promises to be the most abundant
known There is enough growing now in the Cor
fsderAte States to make sueency Of meat for our own
consumption, without having to import pound from
beyond the Ohio But farmers should turn their thoughts
20 the matter at once. pig taken in hand now and
properly fed viii make good bacon by February. The
regular stock hogs by the feeding begun at once
VII double the usual average Of pounds by December
The abundance Of will enable farmers to adopt this
system Immediately The subjec. is too important 70 he
neglected Without meat, We cannot wage successful
var nor secure our Independence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Gen Wool the Il gulAr army has published long re-.
YER containing much correspondence between himself and
Cameron and revealing Of slight cast upon
the veteran b. bis superior. Il Sppears from bis stale.
Lsnt that incompetent and unsafe civilians have been
thrust upon him. rather made to perform the duties Of
bis STAFF greatly to the public detrment and TO bis own
dlscreIis The only be conjecture for this
strange treatment that he declined to take lodgings 81
the Aston Boass With Thurow Weed-having already
engaged apartments at the 81, Nicholas This Is certainly
curious and almost unntsIigibs reason for sreal
sGAry movement Bus /; may be that /: conceas mere
1bSn meets the eve. Tee superstition is tina, Weed wss
20 some way other connected win Cameron in Science
Tor obbiOg and he and Wool act together 80
ofgznizirg the volunteers Tie Department desired that
they should be under the same roof But the question
..n arises: Why SOL The Astor and 81. Nicholas are
10, 90 remote that they could not meet daily, and We
cannot appreciate the importance of Wool and Weed
sleeping together.
But ubat Is queer L. hat since the publication of this
letter with is damaging insnuAOns and complaints Of
asgleet the Telegraph brings word that Wool has had
rhe command a, Fortress Monroe assigned to him. A
.ery elective mode Of bringing sorry dog under your
neels Is 70 give him the lash We suppose Wool acted
on that principle In his dealings with CAmeroa The re-
port Of the telegraph however, needs confirmation
- we feel great interest In the heroic Butler and sill
have hopes Of bis promised Wait to Richmond We are re-
iuctant &c believe it.