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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

-, L. Al,
"u"''o' s"o,"u VIC ei'o"" "' sa'eu 'ne army
ilo'i ,i,. iaG s'ie eney
~ aue an attack at amy tune "ithih Twelve
'o"fS aler tne oiuer OF removal became
Au0"u We Snou'1 nave oeeh, "i'nout uo"p''
u'ter'y rooteu a'i1 driven irolii 'he gfonhu'
~ was Neu' r'cuio't t'ernl'i"''o" ="
lVdfe "r Nt' bVu's az u''y" III Oh '"e ~
H'Ii "'ns' Suosey"en''y ~ t"e teecP''oh W S 'ai
oi"et, as ui't uoIU'"e"' W"s ~ ,,nt
au"h'teu o. no ue'a9' NG l. i1",',V' , We" ,Ia
Aeie' "uo Ne''' ri|uio", "e''"e" ,ti,,,, ~ Of
e eoiii.''Nla o'ei ~ In a., ,, rn,.en,ien
hcet u''uei oe''' il""tI' l,,,,unndprs of
y! t,'le ihloL''''''.o''' '' 'ii,,l in u remou.
uNlsiohs anu UIis"ugS ,'I,,t', raIimonisbiup
su"i0e "s"'nS' W, -, Ur,f,r cun,e mn,
'.ie cohi'iia"" u'''' 49, ,l,,,i,, ,o,,est shouid
Answer was Ietuf'leIi ',"s ',,,,,r -, tho al
De conphed VIII Al ','o ,sri,.J an0tbpr re-
N'eii' hui''l no' ti', amy sI,onld be led
q"tsl vas hi"uo I'i',,, t,i"' ,nypino as i, was
" olIT va yyra in force at the old
S'n'e" va. ''s -, (ViI,,Iis Greek, A,lor duly
o't's 3 V''', va -, ca Frs,pnnt raplied
~ il IN rase Gen Hunter
','"' ''' " o'', i,oI tro,, and at once issued
,u tha commanders of divisions
an % u!l ~ a. ,I ,.vo,,t statement of
,I, .n,inu ot their respective force
arJ nr tI,, ,o,sint of tbat information. pro.
,lolad ,ua 0' ,n r.rfcrt i,is rl,n ot battle.
tTIo in,,.ilig,.n,t ot tlis determination of e
,,,,,,,,,,,,Ii,,,, ,,,,,ar,l was Al onr, comnuui-
ca;ad trom ca9n II, camp. and the widest en-.
ti,,s;o.,,, ,r,vailod Fverv five minutes dur-
in,, the s,,t,ea,lir,, t,yo and A halt hours, the
,yiIIast chglTir.r e,uiI he heard from some
norIion of Nm, prny Ms the information was
convaved r., th,, varinns rcoiueuts dczen
hands at onra nroppedad to the headouarters
and serenaded the General. Crowds OF officers
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

ar. i6eDne,iy, Of RoxDury, mas alscoyereu, N on
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that every
Pimple D''
Two bottles are warranted to cure anursingsore
One to three bottles will cure the hind pimpes
Two ortlIree bottles will clear the system OF bles
Two bottles are warranted to tine worst cankerln
Three Ge bottles gre warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipeias.
One oFt@o bottles warranted to cure all humors
Iw9 eottes are warranted to running of the
Foarto six bottles warranted 80 cure corrupt and
One bottle Win cure scaly eruptiors OF the skin
OK three bottles are warranted to cnre the worst
Iwo thrce bottles are warranted to cure the mos
desperate case Of rheumatism.
rive eight bottles viii cure Tie worst case Of serofais
one 70 three bottles are warranted 10 the worst
sapds that II has caused by canker in the stomach
One to two bottles warranted TO cure sick headache
one 10 1--WE bottles are warranted TO regulate costly
one lotwo bottles win regulate all arrangements ofthe
FourtoaS bottles have cured the wo1st cases ofurop
One e t6ree bottles have cured the orstcase OF piles
reiet is always Experienced. What mercy TO get re-
icf in such an excruciating disease.
Since Is first discovery have from time time add
the Father Of Medicne says 1T is herb Of Jupiter
toponeth distractions of the l'er gall ana spleen;
san especalfriend to the liver, worth all other herbs
put togetheT cooling when too hot and warming it
a creats5h an appetite cureth al gone and sinking
ths Pt OF the stomach, easeth all pains, and
"ltexpes all raw, viseous, and Shiny humors out OF
tfe c9dy teleanseth all inward ulcers and congeaed
'Iy opening distractions Of the spleen It purgeth all
bdrut choer and anchoy vapors which rseth to the
mead and brain causing distressing headache. fearful fore
bodug OF trouble trembling Of the heart tanting ana
The herb bonedin wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged whoever has nger.
lug sickness after fever nothing restores MIN health
oquick as drinking the juice Of This herb.
"iheseeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath @nd drank at bedtime, prevents wna common
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
PROPHECY FULFILLED.

1t has not been well understood at Il e east
how bravely and gallantly the young state OF
Kansas has rallied to defend the government.
just recovering from season OF distressing
aud destroying famine when the war broke
out, the president thoughtiuIly retrained from
imposing on her any OF the burdens Of the
struggle The state was aierward called upon
for two regiments, which were Immediately
raised, and won almost the first honors of the
war in the battle at Springfield, under Coils
Deitzier and Mitchell, both of whom were
wounded. Since that glorious, yet disas-
trous battle, the people of Kansas have
been almost wholly in arms. Regiment after
regiment was formed out of her small but i'll
domilable population, till she has far outstrip-
ped every state in the Union, in the sacrifices
which she has made for the war. The corr, s.
pondent of the New York Times gives the fol
lowing summary of the namber aud organiza
ton OF her troops which are now in the field
or preparing for it. They are as follows -
First-Col. G. w Detzler, Lieut. Col c. E.
Larnard, MajorJ. w. Halderman, 500
Second-Col. L b. Mitchell, Lieut.. Cole. w.
Blair, Major - Cloud, 800
Third-Col. James Montgomery, Lieut.. Col.
James Ii. Blount, Major H. H. Williams
Fourth@col. VIM. ween-infantry, COO
Fifth-Col John Ritche-cayalry, 500
Sixth-Col. JudsOn-home guards, 800
Seyenth-Col. c. Il. Jennison, Lieut.. Col d.
II. Anthony, Major Lee-cavalry, 1000
Eighth-COl. Vessels Lieut.. Col. j. A. Mar
Tin, Major L. S. Schneider-home guards, 500
Ninth and Tenth-On paper yet.
Eevepth-Col. }. T. Root, lieutenant govern
or of the state, Lieut. Col A o. Bassett-
recruiting
Tweifth-1 C. Davis, recruiting in all about 800
Total, 48Oo
Add to this two batteries of u guns, and at
tached to GEN Lanes, 2G0
-Four companies under Major BuckmasteT,
mustered into service for 81 days, 400
Eight companies in Missouri regiments, 800
VIII make total from Kansas OF GOO
The whole male adult population of the state
capable Of bearing arms is only 25,000. show
ing that she has furnished one in four of her
aruisbearing people-which Isl greater proper
ton even than Massachusetts furnished in the
revolutionary war with It's storm raging at her
own doors. Her regiments are composed and
Office red with men who fight from conviction,
and who accustomed themselves to the use of
arms in the struggles which beset them in
laying the foundations OF their new stale. All
their experience, all their hardy endurance, all
their great love tor the cause for which the
country is at war is now generously thrown up
on its side. How clearly and truly is fulfilled
the prophecy of Charles Sumner in 1856, when
he spoke of the Crime against Kansas :-"Ah,
sir l will tell the senator that Kansas vel
coined as a free state, will be 'ministering
angel TO the republic, when South Carolina,
in the cloak Of darkness which she hugs, 'lies
howling"
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

American Women.-America is Justly proud of ita
beautiful Womeni but how many die annually. or pre-
maturey lose their health youth for want Of rom
edy suitable TO their peculiar ailments That remedy i
found in Sir James Ciafke's Female Pins we kno,v
hundreds Of cases where they have been used with tb
greatest success In all of Nervous and SPINAL A.
fecons, Pain in the Back Limbs Heayiness Fague
on slight eSeron Papitation of the Heart Iowness of
spirits Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all painful
diseases ocesohcd by dsordered system, these Pills
viii eiect Il cure when ali other means have failed
Noderatiag eGceSssS and rcnociRg distractions wbe
er from cold or any other Suffer no more anxiety
orlow spirits For full particulars, get pamphlet free
Of the agent.
N.B-One dollar and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, wiinsure bottle containing owe
fifty pills by return mail.
Sold by BUSH AZ CO., and all Druggists
OIL deod&weow
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
FREMONT AND HIS ARMY.

There was a very great excitement in Ere
mont's army when the news of his removal
was announced, AN excitement which threat
ened to become mutinous, and would have
become so if Fremont had not used all his
influence to suppress it and induce the soldiers
TO act loyalty. One report says there was ear
nest talk of resisting Hunter, and that Ere
mont brought the camps to order and joyful
enthusiasm by promising to lead the army to
battle next morning, if Hunter did not arrive.
But Hunter came at ten O'Clock in the eve
ming, and Fremont said to the soldiers in an
order of tie day -
"Soldiers, sincerely regret to leave you.
Ideeply regret that shall not have the honor
to lead you to the victory you are about to
win but / shall claim the right to share with
you the Joy of every triumph;" and,-"con,
tinue as you have begun, and give TO my sue.
cessor the same cordial and enthusiastic sup
port with which you have encouraged me
Emulate the splendid example which you have
already before you, and let me remain, as
am, proud of the noble army which | have
thus far labored to bring together"
A correspondent of the New York Herald al
the time, gives the following account of this
removal of the popular and noble spirited
commander. He says that Fremont was in
the midst OF preparations for battle when an
officer from Gen Hunters headquarters came
with the order. There was an immediate and
fierce excitement in all the camps:-
"Several regiments threw down their arms
and refused to serve under any other con,
mander, and deputation after deputation Of
field officers and line officers came 10 the head.
quarters and protested in the most earnest
manner against the change Of commanders.
Particularly among the Germans was this
feeling noticeable, and nothing but the earnest
request Of General Fremont, that no insubor-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

WHEN SHALL WE HEAR FROM THE FLEET -?
-"WlIy do we not hear from. the expedition 90
is daily asked in this city. The answer is
simple; it is not yet time. The squadron
was seen off Cape Roman on Saturday
night Supposing Port Royal to be the DIES,
tination (as there is little doubt), it is eighty
miles distant, and the fleet would not arrive
there before Sunday evening If there was
no opposition, and it must be remembered
that there are forts at Port Royal, it would re-
quire at least thirty six hours to land the
troops. This would bring the time to Tuesday
morning. There are but three sources from
which we can receive The news the ChpLles-
ton or Savannah papers, or flag OF truce at
Fortress Monroe, or by the most feasible
means, steamer sent from the squadron with
dispatches.--N Y. Egeaia9 Post
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08


The ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE, TONIGHT.
We scarcely need remind music lovers that
the grand combination of concert and opera,
which has been advertised in our columns
Tor. several days, will take place this evening
at Mechanics Hall. The company is the
strongest that has ever visited Worcester, in.
cluding the celebrated tenor Sig. Brignoli, the
successful prima donna Belle Hinkley, the
baritone Mancusi, the famous basso Susini,
the celebrated yiolonecllist Moenhauer, and
the capital conductor Carl Anshutz AS it
will undoubtedly be an entertainment of great
merit and attraction, we doubt not it will at
tract crowded house. The following is the
programme -
Part First-"Grand Aria, Ernani," Sig. Susinii
"Duet Linda" Miss Hinkley and Brignoi; ''Fants-
sia Caprice, Swedish Songs" performed on the vio-
loncello by Mollenhauer; Aria and Cabalettan
from La Trayate, Miss Hinkley; "Romanzo Don
Pasquale,n Sig. Mancusi 'The Carnival Venice
performed on yiolonceo by Mollenhauer. Part
Second-The entire second act of Donnizetti's cele
brated tragic opera, "Lucrezia Borga,n in cos
tume-Miss Hinkleyy in the tragic role of Lucrezia
Borgia-Sig. Brignoli Gennaro-Signor Susini,
Duke Alfonso. Part Third-Ihe last act of Donni-
zetts Egrand opera, Lucia di Lammermoor," in
costume-AIiss Hinkley in her celebrated role (the
mad scenel as Lucia-Signor BrignoH in his famous
and unriyaled role Edgardo. Between the second
and third act Her Mollenhauer will perform on
the yoloncello LA Itomanza L'Elixir dAmore."
The company are 10 leave for Boston in the
IL o'clock train tonight.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

Market 1909 Beef Cattle 600 Stores, $500 Sheep and
Lambs. and $50 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE -lrccs-Extra s625; first quality, $500;
second quality S5,I5; third quality, $3.50 eD 800
WORKING OXES--Sl00 220 % 1870.
Mich Cows-S47 a 50; common, Sl9 a 20
VEAL CALyEs-S3 % 8 ,o
Iearlings. So "a s.; Two years old, sli "a iSi
rhree years old, Sl4 90 IT, .
HIDEs-53 a 63c f} lb Calf Skins-S g &c ~ ID.
PELTs-5Oc "a Sl,00 each.
TALLow-Saes at a &c az ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl % "a LIS; extra 81 W g. "a GO
SWINE Stores, wholesale Al 0 SC; retaiIii Sy % os
Spring pigs wholesale a 0c retail @ oe- AT hoss'
undressed, 4sc corh fed, l5c. ,Ls,o.,io al ,,,or
Remarksrherc is large supply Of nee ira beef
ket great portion of which are ordinary eAtIa uevi
remains about the same as last week iew oMtfa Sol
as high as Sc so 100 bs Sheep and lambs sen heer
say from 24 to 25c F3 head Swine ie'h"i "O0"' 'Ao
Same as last week.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

The CABINET have determined upon the
most active prosecution OF the war; there will
and what is to be done will be done without
more delay than is necessary 10 The conduct
of movements so vast and momenlous.-Nee0
York Ereuing Post
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

POLICE CouRT.-Dennis Murphy of Sutton,
for selling charcoal in an unsealed basket con-
trary to the statutes was fined SO and costs.
This disposes OF one OF large number of vend.
ers OF charcoal who impose upon our citizens
by giving short measure in coal and this case
should be q warning to those who persist in
selling illegally, as well as to those people who
purchase from country teams.
Mary McGrath for stealing two pairs of la
dies boots from the store of H. f. CARPENTER.
was sentenced to the house of correction for
one month. Julia Andrews, for stealing one
lady cloak from Mary Hearnes, was sentenc
ed to the house Of correction for two months.
Margaret Miller, for being drunk, was fined 81
and costs; and committed in default. John S.
Stanley of Fitchburg was convicted of liquor
selling. Alden Bryant of Sutton pleaded gull
ty to an Indictment for barn burning, and was
sentenced 10 the state prison for five years.
jeremiah Foley of Worcester, for liquor nui
sance, was fined $50.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

THE NEXT LEGIsLATURE.-Nei the
president OF the senate nor the speaker of the
house, OF the last legislature, were candidates
for reelection, and new men will consequently
be selected for both OF these offices. The gen
eral current Of opinion seems to point to Hon.
John II. Clifford as president of the senate,
and Hon. Alexander II. Bullock as speaker OF
the house.---BoSt0H Journal.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

The brother Of Gen, G. w McNutt, Tom
Thumbs rival, was married few days since,
to Miss Sarah Belton, 'tbe fairy queen" The
age, weight, and stature Of the parties are
respectively Il and 20 years, Go and SO pounds,
8 feet 5, and 2 feet II inches.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

9isIS o1sIEhS'-J' LuDINGToN Co, No. Foster
street. keeps constantly on hand wholesale o ~
the best New Haven oysters. As they are eonstartI
oeg ihem ifeSn and in large quantities. they are obo
70 meet inc wants of their customers All orders e nj
lhelr place viii te promptly attended to-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

bestowed upon any one. This success is an
open sesame" to her for every opera house in
Europe, and she may well congratulate her
self upon such an important step iii her
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

AS''tehei"fs Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Batcheors Splendid Hair Dve is te o,,iaJ I
ohy helaole and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan.
tahianeous nits effects does not stain the skin and ny
of"ie' the hair for life BE careful and use none other
man the genuine, signed on each side of every hoy
lLLiAA A. BAroHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
s'Sts ana Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manufac
10y no. Oh barclay street. date Is Bond street. and 2S2
H3 -" iOiA' d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

'EO the Young Ladies' :aHd Gentlemen OF
HS0rccHtcr.-Ihe subscriber continues receive
pupils on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons,
for the study OF ID Drawing, in Pencil Crayon.
Pupils in every department received usual. Every
advantage VIII be afforded 10 students intend to
teach. Photographs Painted and Copict in Water Col
or on Painting large collection Of Oil PAINTINGS
Water Colors and India Ink Drawings for sale and
free exhibition. pHOS EDWARDS.
Studio, Nos, Is and 20 Fagg's building.
SIS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
CITY AND COUNTY

ELECTION RETURNS. We have the follow.
ing additional returns from towns i'll Worces.
ter county, of the vote for governor =
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

Con. DEyENs will arrive in this city this
afternoon, by tie 3 90 irain from New York
We presume that his friends and tie citizens
generally will be present and give Inn cor
dial greeting.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

The Saxon princess who refused the hand
of the first Napoleon is now living at Dresden.
She is over eighty years Old and has never
married She has two sisters over sixty years
old, who have also refused offers from dukes
innumerable, and are still leading lives of nun
like cebacy.
Twelve ladies in Europe and twelve only,
are eligible to the hand OF the Prince of Wales.
The requisites Tor the honor are royal birth,
Professionalism, and youth a princess Of
Denmark is talked Of as the most probable
future Queen OF England.
Fitz James O'Brien, known as a writer of
considerable talent and eccentric habits, now
a captain in the Mcclellan Rifles, encamped
near New York, shot on OF the sergeanls last
Friday, with his revolver, the balls lodging
Just below his heart.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

Dn. HlrcncocK's APpolNTMENT.-The
Fichburg ReyeiIie says DR.. Alfred Hitch
cock, oil This town, received the appointment
of brigade surgeon from the president, on Fri
day We understand lhe doctor accepts the
appointment tor limited time. He is going
with the expedition, now being fitted out, to
be commanded by Gen. Burnside AS soon
as the object, of the expedition are accom-
pished the doctor Intends to return to assume
his duties as councillor for the state, as well Us
counselor tor the constitutional his many
paticnts
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
Special S5lutttes.


isNnNHtthheid IN Lime, for Blue Dyeing, at EARLE
Square GtT A"iN' washington
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

5sasGii's Curative Cleansing 9ions~oEnti.-A
supcfi0rremedy for Heatiache, Burns, Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker, Piles, Sore Throat, Sc DC. For
sale by BUSH CO, "a Front street. by the dozen OF
single bottle at manutac turers prices. decd y30
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

THE term Of the superior court ut Fitchburg
will meet on Monday next Judge Brigham
presiding Business will commence at P. M.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

ip". d. CIaSvson Kelley. Analytical Physician,
viii be in attendance his Office li2 Main street. Wor-
ccscr, during THURSDAY and FBIDAY Nov. Tth
and Sh 10 consult with patients upon all diseases free
Of charge. Ladies aud gentlemen invited to call.
u2g d6t,Nwl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

At~oocs's Canine 'EonIc ssIttersr-The best
Aromatic Eonc offered 10 the public All Druggists
hgTeit. See advertisement. sep3 eodly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

Dr. SNyeet's InnlIIibIe L.inIment is truly
friend in need, and every family should hand.
o33 dNWly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

ChE This Ou1 and Remember the Fact
That will sell for month"; The following prices
at the Poetical Exchange -Comnon Brooms, IA cents
each and heavier ones at II and 20 cents; good heavy
Shaker Brooms IS and 80 cents each and offer good
all wool Carpets M 50 cents per yard former price IS cts
Also, cheap Carpets at II cents, and 90 IS 49, 3d. 49, and
70 cents yard which think is cheaper than
sold before in Worcester the above prices be cash
also will sell ruckery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than ever offered before Please call and the prices
at the Poetical Exchange. Bay State Block.
$50 DIFF ORSON y. HEATH. Proprietor
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

HHorse Blank cts.-Those in want had better call
on }. NJ. F0LLANSBEE, NJ. Washington Square, be-
fore purchasing. diff ol9
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

~ Tattic ." sh,n nMTns uorsns
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

.. s. kEIrrl., ID entlst. 1853 Main street. opposite
the new Mechanics liaI Building o5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

HUDSON RIvER-ro ExcEANGE Fur FIR sr CLASS
IL City Property for sale elegant 20 intry Seat "
about 100 acres extensive width the river; three
hours by rail from the city. buit
wide pazzas &c; hot house OF finest grapes
shsrd Of pears peaches. plums and appss ar carefully
selected fruits Farm house and all outbudng perfecs
order; fsh he pond &c be rad, wit furniture.
risfrs stock in occupation Apply FIKLD
A MCLEAN, No 9 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

moR sALE on TO LEr-ON CLIFFORD PLACE, FORTY
nth street. between Third and Lexington avenues brown
with an the modern also
Houss FL between Second and Third avenseA
Inquire - ~ prsGisss Forty ara ssrss. Terms ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

FINE ENGRAVING YOR
price - cents, 80 cents and 81 /,
price. The usual discount 70
the gallant defender OF Fort
! Transcript. Address W. q.
also By y, Appleton q Co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

IQuCR DEALERS AND GRoCsRs, ATTENTION.
IL now offer for sale my House and Lease of Ground
for seven years. Rent only go II is established
for the last eight Wholesale and retail liquor Store
tip stand for groc store, the Is either
corner Or will sell without buildings
figure Apply on the premises northwest clrner o. Ffteth
street, Ninth avenue, No 6l7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

IIoutE AND Lor wANrED--TN GOOD CONDITION,
IL in the tenth Fourteenth Eighth ward from ZOO
$1,000 Address leg Orchard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

A C.RD.-MR. v. BBsNARD, MANUFACTURERS o
n Passe Psrtouts begs esve inform his friends that
does intend removing from At Lispenard In hi
gallery the public, the amateurs and choiee
iettie French Pictures and Enravnea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

1IAJoR ArpERsoN.-A FIN
M framing, 10 by - inches; price
sent free by mail on receipt Of price
agents. The best pt rtralt Of the I
Sumter yet executed. boston Tran
Jsckman, <s5 Broadway. Sold also
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

HOUSES IN WILLIAMSBURG vUR sALa.-rWO
IL brick Houses three story and bLsement br with
under cellars finished in the hest manner with All the modern
improvements SC, situated the
South Ninth ard Seventa streets lots 100 feet deep VIII
be sold for 81 GO less Inquire premises,
o. 1H9NAa HE Els, i3 South Third street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

&1o nn0 FOR SALE, AT A SAC tIFTcE WORTH
TI O.OOO. e2O0fnD the -four story brown stone high
hasemen, House as Est seventeenth street. north Of
park size ~ by 50; built use
with all modern improvements; the residence
Fsh Terms For cards OF admission apply DfNGKE
UOLDEN No 3 Pine street and IA Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

TO LET OR LEASE-rURKISBE ED HOUSE % WEST
Thirtyffh street: between Fifth and sixth The
thres stories and basement high and balcony
contains al the improvements the Furniture 10 fine
order making desirable residence for am
ly. Can be from IL TIL NJ Inquire on the
PREMISES The city references required For further
Wall.
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L,oR SALEM JERSEY CITY, A VERY DE sIRASLE
New York and Ere Railroad Companys ferry also brown
stone House. lS qx; also brick House hnishng l6sx
also frame Cottage, apply 10 JAS =
MOVES at office Of Jersey and south Fourth