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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10

b8E NJ. MoN1p1Y was last night
elected First Lieutenant Of the Henry CLAW
Guards place of Geo. W. Harrison, re.
signed. The company will be full and
ready TO muster into service this week.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

y Z 4 I-1IIIINT INEAI-IIs
CIScISS4Tl. May 9.-FlOur duh; superine nomi.
prime red and white. Corn steady at SIC. Oats 2Sc,
Whisky l214e and in moderate demand. sIc-s pork
remains dull and prices are nominal 100 Lhds hulk
sides sold Mt packed; shoulders could be sold at
&c packed. Nothing doing IN bacon aud prices re-
main nominal. Groceries fiull and unchanged. Ex.
change dull at lEc. Money market quiet.
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Ample Supplies at Pensacola.

WASHINGTON, May Official advices
from Pensacola say the ships are amply
supplied with everything for. six months,
and the fort is in excellent condition and
cannot be taken by any force now there.
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Loss of the Steamer c.o1raz,a

Loss Of the Steamer Gray Eagle.
DAygSr6ar, Iowa, May 9.-The steam
or Gray Eagle while passing through che
draw OF the Railroad bridge, struck ti,r
pier on the larhoard side, cutting her into
and she sunk Immediately.
The boatiand cargo lisa. total loss. The
clerk reports notliyes lost, but no donbt
there were seveaI dtoRnded.
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4ag 0eIe9I rliapIt5
Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer.
Additional Troops at Perryville--
Generals Harvey and Lane on
Duty--Congressman Bouligny, of
La, at Perryvine--West Point
Cadets.

PERRYylLLE, May ss-Fifteeu hundred
additional troops arrived trim Philadrl-
PhiH this evening. They include the lst
regiment of Pennsylvania Artillery, Col.
Patterson, and Thomas battery. The
whole force is in most complete state Of
efficiency.
Seven large American flags are now A.
ing at Havre de Grace.
Gen. Harvey has been ordered TO st.
Louis on duty.
Gen. Lane was dispatched some days
agoto Kansas on important business cur
nested with tue Government. He will
have command of large force, aud will
proceed US soon as possible through the
ludinn country to Fort Smith, for the pur.
pose of taking that post Rlit all others lie.
longing to the Government in Missouri and
Arkansas, Gen. Lane stated, before leav-
lug Washington, that with ] 900 men, such
as lie could bring into tho tieId, he could
march successfully tHrbugh that entirt
section OF the country. Seven hupdred
men under his command viii be ronposetl
,ot the same class that served under Mont
gomery. 5
The hrst through passenger train from
Baltimore since the lsth Of April, arrived
here this morning. This rrEulnr pAssen.
ger, travel and trains d freight, will re-.
commence from this date. Three passen-
ger trnins will be run daily each way.
Congressman Bouligney, of La, arrived
here to-day, from New Orleans. He states
that 1000 soldiers have left that city for
Lynchburg, Va, and that large bodies of
troops from other parts of the Confederate
States, are moving in the same direction.
He says n strong Union sentiment still ex-
lists in New Orleans, but it is kept in com
plete subsection by the secessionists.
The graduating class Of West Point Ca
diets arrived here Tonight. They will be
employed in drilling volunteers.
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E8rwOuLDS'r MUsrER.-Out at MOrg-
"a'Own the other day, on the occasion of a
regiuSntal muster the regiment refused to
obey their Colonel Who is a secesstonist.-
Not only SO, but they actually run him of
the field, aud compelled him to decamp for
more eOugeUial parts. The Union enthu-
siasm was Intense, aud it wasn't safe to
talk secession or anything approaching to
1t. When John Letcher or JEFF. Davis nm
dertakes to muster those men into service.
they will have good time Of il.
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RSDEArH OF MRruopIsT MINISTER

Rsg-DEATH OF METHODIST MISIsrER.-
Kew. j. SAMSON, an eminent minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, we'll
known aud esteemed in this county died AT
Brownsville, on Friday last, after brief
illness. We are not Informed as TO the
particulars of Mr.. Sansom's disease. but
we learn that he preached as usual on the
Sabbath preceding his death, although no
then complained Of indisposition. During
the following night he was much worse,
and the disease grew rapidly upon him IN.
I'll It Disseminated fatally. he was man
Of marked ability, highly esteemed in the
church, and his death will be deeply re
greted.- lHaShinqton Pal Eraminer.,
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S5~PtEAsE TAEE NorlcE.-It is useless
Cor parties to send or leave advertisement s
or notices at our Office, with request, yer-
o1l or written, to charge them. We will
not do 1t. Wehave lost pretty muchall We
have earned for the last i've years that
way, and vs. have stopped It. We do not
IKE to hurt peoples feelings by refusing
their favor, hut this is our rule, and whore
We We SO Often announce il no exceptions can
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ToHovTo, May s!-The iron steamer
Peerless has BEEN purchased by the United
States for war purposes.
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FroSttf. EyontiMer, Nar1olt. "a.
They have been tested In mere than thousand
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INDIASAPoLIs, May 9,-The eleventh
regimeltof zonares, Col. Wallace com.
maudant, left "A O'Clock Tonight fol
Evansville.
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OLD LoKDoN DOCK
lOGEH, on draft and 10 bottles for sale l,V s.lF
mh2z = W.AsE1WAHDs BRO. =.
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Alexandria again Invested.

the field = Assassination Rumor-
Alexandria again invested.
WAsMlXGToX, May "a Northern gen
tlenan from Richmond reports that large
numbers of troops are pouring in from the
Snuth, Nearly 1000 men are manufactu.
ring arms. They have provisions enough
for two years, and plenty of Ammunition,
except percussion caps. Several persons
are now in Northern cities trying to get a
sufficient supply.
Tho Richmond Enquirer says the Lpgis-
lAtnre of North Carolina organized on
Wednesday, and bill calling IL conven-
tiun fthe people passed unanimously. An
election for delegates will be held on :he
18th. The Convention will assemble ON
the goth.
The Herald says the Confederate troops
will be Withdrawn from Pensacola and
marched North.
The Government has positive Informs
tiop that only 1000 men are ut Harper
Ferry, and the place can be ensiIy taken
with 5000 well urmsdmen and u park of
artillery. 1t is proposed to do it with the
cooperation of tue pennsylvania troops
on tue other side. F.-sFFs=
The Iimes' despatch says orders hive
gone tromthe War DEPARTMENT to put C,lirO
in tile best military Condition. There
should by Saturday night be Is, 900 men
there.
JEFF. Davis has notified Gov. Letcher of
his inteutiOn to command the troops.
The same informant reiterntes the rcport
that i've men have taken an oath to assas-
sinate Lincoln and Scott.
The Horids correspondence says the
Virginia troops that evacuated Alexandria
are back Hgain.
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n5-THE lRox GUARDS will meet this
morning at o'clock. a full attendance
is desired,
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Activity at Richmond-Convention
in N. C.-The Bebels to leave Pen.
sacola-Plans as to Harper's Ferry
and Cairo-Jeff. Davis will take
the field = Assassination Rumor-
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From ne HsEsey,r X. r.. tsa.stt,, Chicago, H.
FiYailed CepiaIlc I'Iils, ''' -.
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From TIE Examiner. Norftu. Va
Cephallc Pulls ,se.n the t,lye.t f,r,rIIeI, ill.,.
were made. viz; re of headache in aIlits forn+.
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lLESRT C. SPALDING, Esq. S''''' '' ~ 1901.
Please hnd enclosed twenty. five ceuta for which
send me- another bux Of YOUR CsDhnIIe ibiiIs To-
are truly Ge tsSt IiilE Ihdre srer tried.
UiFect A. SLOWER, y. H.
BELLE Vernon, WynudOtte Co. o.
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From de DelsOerui, y. odovtl, Vim.
II y0uare or ilaru been tronhIed NIiI, tta I,ssA.
a.e send for box lceph-le pTIsl 70 that Won mas
nave them In ca e Of an attack. =
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BB-S0LDIERs PAY.-Thc following is
the rate Of pay of the United States regu.
lar troops, and to which the militia is en-
titled where called into service. a part
of it only is in cash, the remainder being
made IN in rations, &c., at fixed value.
Colonel, per month.....................S 2ls 90
Lieut. Colonel, per month............ 1914 90
Major. per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l76 90
Captain, per month";. 11S 90
First Lieut., per mOnth............... lO3 so
Second Lieut., per mOnth............ l02 so
ORDERLY Sergeant, per month........ 90 so
Other Sergeants, per mnnth......... 81 90
CorpOrdls, per month.................. 90 90
Priyatcs, per month................... 20 90
Musicians, per month.................. 81 90
Every man who offers his services to
his country ia tho present crisis, and is
mustered iuto service, will be entitled to
land warrants, in addition to his regular
pay, even If the war is closed in thirty
days. Privates will receive leo acres
caeh;Otieers larger tracts, in proportion to
the rank they hold, This is an induce
meat Of no iuconstdcrable Importance to
every citizen who desires to become SOL
der. We trust, however, that no such
inducements are needed to incits patriots
to their duty.
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fiostthe Kana,oaa I5iisy S,a,, Kapa,g1a. "a. p
We are surc that persons suffering with the head
ache no try them, will stick to them
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"a " eE3ALDINuP ESQ.
! wish for some circulars or large show hills. to
oilns your CePlIalie Pills more particulars bsEor
please send to me. y .-' ',>'"4N'
One Of my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
ie0uHche usually lasting two IpGs cured man
attack fn one hoWr by your IfIS, which sent LSr.
Respectfully yours,
w n YTTRgs
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Not long since sent to you for box Of CeUlialrc
pills t1E the cure of tie Nervous Headache and Coz
LEensss Tl,a received the aud sy had % god
uH jbeet p''h = tc1S induced tg rand I'm BiOTs.
Please send by return mail. Direct To
A. r.. WHEELER,
YpsfIautt, EffcI
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RETLOLDaRuEo, FRASELIS Co, Ono. D
January 0, lEBl

inclosed find twenty-five cents (25) for which send
9ox o. .Gspiialic Pills" Send TO address OF Rev.
y" 9 y E XII seynodSburg, franklin Co.. Ohio
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Proa, The Duly Rie,ps, Rslgpyo4, r. l. is5i
Senlialle Pills arr taking tie place Of all kIndy
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New Goods.
Landreth's Garden Seeds.

2Ae only -4athotEed -4gaiey for Wfesiiag.
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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EoI will please send rue two boxes of your Genial.
&c Pills. Send them immediately sFF.-
Respectfully YOU'RE,
JHO. B. sIMONs.
them eIeeEent : ''''' u''u J'''H
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Truly yours w,L c FILLER.
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sPRUcE CEEEE. IIuxTIx0Tos Co. pa
January ~, 1901. I
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Notice to Mail Subscribers.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFTcIAL BONE FILLING FOR rECAYED TElTFI--
IA Inserted while soft, without pressure or pain.
Aching teeth shells ca" he filed preserved by
the discoverer, j. PEARSON NJ D., $50 Broadway
ives. SIDE Que door above Seventeenth street.
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AnrUsE sIExTs.

.,.... ATUsEuESTs.
( AURA KEENEs THEATRE
- The coolest and
Best Ventilated Theatre IN tho city.
| TONIGHT ta
And every nibl ~ fa}ihw notice,
THE shsEN SISTERS,
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
When has been PLAYED
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY NIGHTS
And witnessed by thar
THREE HUNDRED ANpt!try'rwo rIioUs AND pEopsa
NEw TABEAUx, NEW MUSIC,
NEW soECs NEW DANCES
AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
~ Sole propr,etors sIcssrs G. L. FoxaS J. W Ingura
r,o,,., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST y 1891
Cornic panlom'me of 3
"oi LIEN GooSE AND The COLLEEN EGG
NM ,oI p,n 0y The Sensatso Drama Of
TIE PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI
concluding with the Conc Farce Of
STATE SECRETS.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
WILLIAM TIlLMAN and WILLIAM SHEDDING.
the C"'red Stcward aad German sailor orthe
HOLD LEVELS DAILY AT THE MUSEUM.
To DO seen at all hours, every Day and Evcnlns,
WHAT Is Tr OR MAN MONKEY
The Most singular Creature Living
MADaGAGAR ibBiN0S.
WHITE NEGROES, OR NoORS
Sea Lion, Mammoth Bear Samson. with "A yarctu oF
other living Bears Monster Sna Aquaria Happy Faui.
iy, Living Seal, Wax Figures, &C.
In the Lecture Room great Dramatic Novelty IA oftsu
Embracing Farce, Vaudeville and Burel,a
with brilliant and talented company, Including
LITTLE LOLA, the Infant Wonder,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. REYNOLDS
MHs DORA DAWRON DOUBLE VOICED SINGER.
LA PETITE ADDlE LIE BRUN.
The favorite juvenile danseuse always popular.
The arst representation Of the company win be
MARIE, THE CHILD OF SORROW.
TO be followed by other interesting and plays.
Admission to all. % children under 10, ~ cents
CtANTERBuRY MUSIC HALL,
~ 5S5 BROADWAY.
The largest company in tho world
M HERNANDEZ,
SAM SHARPLEY,
SIG ABECCO,
MONS ptvERNEY,
FRANK BKoWER,
WIN, PIERCE.
PAUL BERGER,
PABLO CANO,
FRANK SPEAR,
MONS. CONSTANTINE,
T. La MONT,
MR. ROSS.
Mile. MARIETTA RAvFa.
Miss CLARA WALTERS,
Mile. ROSAIif,
Mile wEElPLFY,
Nile FRANCES,
Mile CAROLINE,
Mile. ADELE, ond
Forty other performers every night.
On Thursday neyt viii be produced A. N. Hernandeg's
grand military spectacle, entitled
BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
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uvl Cheap fare. The large and commodious steamer
MAYFl0WER viii leave Pier 20 Novth river, between
Barclay and Robinson streets every morning at O'Clock
"A. n Returning, will leave Kcyrort at 4P. NJ landing
Ut Cwood. Fare each way Is IS for the
Grip. The public will find this pleasant trip. Excur.
sion parties can make liberal arrangements for Keyport
or Clifwood.
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do IN AND s4-GOoD BOARD And GOOD
DO slNy Rooms. at l12 East Fourteenth street.

d . PER WEEK WILL BE PROMPTLY PAID BY A
NO gentleman and wife for good sized Room, full
Board for lady aud partial for gentleman must be in pri
vat family, where there other oarders taken and
location respectable. Reference given and required Ad
dress, stating full particulars, North, box la Herald
Oilic-
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Pass ayers are asT varied 70 IIavre Bremen Potter
dam, antwerp, &c, at equally low rates
Peris Wishing TO bring their friends can buy tick
ots her u, the following rates. TO New YorkFrom Ii
vorp0' or Queenstown, nrst cabin SIS, $S5 and I05
Seeerar from Liverpool, $40: from Queenstown, $50.
Thes steamers have superior accommodations for pas
eengeis and carry experienced surgeons They are built
IN watef tight iron sections and have patent Are annha
tors board.
For frther information apply ut the compaDys Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, NY
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YIHHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
i ycung and accomplished Madame BYRON. from Paris
who be consulted with the sictcsi confidence all
AFFAIRS OF life, embracing love, c0ishlp, business and
sickness restores drunken and pnatbfnl husbands has
a secret to make you beloved by your hearts ideal and
brings together these long separated ladies' 25cenis
gents 80 cents. Residence No. 80 Third avenue above
Twelfth street.
HO ElDRlDGE STREET MADAME wlDGER, CLAIR
w vOyan and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mys.
ercs Of futurity, love- marriage, absent friends sick.
ness, prepares medtines for all diseases tells lucky
numbers, property lost Or stolen, &s
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STEAMBOATS,.

PDAY BOATS FOR Albany AND TRoY-THE NEW
IL aad fast steamer DANIEL DREW leaves jay street
at O'Clock A. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
The ARMENIA leaves Harrison street at O'Clock a. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays calling Thirteth
Street Excursion tickets good TO return for one week.
can be had on the above boats ut greatly reduced rates.
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4 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR 70
IA let Tor t week, at 1897 Fourth avenue near TWEEN
y hfh street; restaurants convenient This very
cheap and accessible
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND albany RAILROAD
IN For Albany, Troy, North and Wcst-Sumncr ar.
rangcmens, commencing Monday May 81 1861 I'll A. NJ
fast express train from Twenty street station for
WlamsJridge, White Plains Croton Fails Dover Plains
and all local trains. See time table.
JOHN BJR,HIi.L Superintendent.
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ID GETAWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLD SOUTH
~ Ferry Routc.-The Of the Brooklyn Central
Jamaica Railroad leave South ferry Brooklyn direct for
Jamaica and Rockaway daily, connecting Jamaica with
the Rcckaway Union line of stages, folows-at As
and 94a a. 81, and at BIS and 4:t6. r. NJ Returning
the stages leave Rockaway, connecting at Jamaica with
the cars at Gas and Sl5 A. NJ, and at 2i5 and $50 p NJ
Sunday trains from South ferry leave at T45 and Sl5
A. NJ, and 545 p. NJ Returning, stages leave Rockawny
at 5P. NJ. Through fare 60 cents. Doughty & Abrams
Rockaway baggage express will take baggage and from
part Of Brooklyn New York connection with this
route
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A SUIT OF FINE LARGE PARIIORS, WITH LARGE
"A antc-room, large mirrors, &C.. to let furnished
unIuTnshed with or without Board at IA Ninth street
also single Room, with BATH gas, &c.
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DRYANT'S MlNSrREIS
ID Home again Return Of the favortcs
MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY
, Newly painted, decorated, upholstered, &c,
Will reopen
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST s, 1861
WITH NEW FEATURES, NEW FACES, &c
The company will consist OF sixteen artists
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
For particulars soc bills ard programmes of the day
Doors open Mt curtain rises at o'clock Tickets 25 CT
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NOTICE FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-EIRST
IN Shp-Sails this day.-For passage in second cabin
a. lowest Storage rates Apply to tho agent for the
ers, d. MCPHERSON, No. Greenwich street,
corner of the Battery
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THOR LIVERPOOL
u RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR TRAVELLERS.
The splendid British iron steamship ROYAL BRIDE,
Thomas Smith, commander will sail for Liverpool on the
10th inst.
This ship has excellent accommodations for q limited
lumber of first cabin passengers Rate II passage SOS
Appyto ROWLAND ASPINWAIL., Agents,
81 South street.
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A WIDOW LADY RESIDING WEST OF AND ONE
IA block from Union square offers two large, and
hneiy furnished Rooms to ladies and gentlemen, with
Board for ladies' moderate prices house recently bull,
and very comfortable. Address Mrs Douglas, station D.
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A SIIING.--NADAME MORROW SEVENTH
IA daughter, has GIT Of foresight, tells how and
often you will marry ard all You wish know even
equal be found her magic image now in full ope
ration 1s4 Ludlow street below Houston Price % cents
Gentlemen not admitted
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FEW LADIES OR GEN
"A tiemen can be accommodated with good country
Board at 81 per week, healthy location the city
Reference required Furnished Rooms without board II
desired Apply at POT Fulton street from 10 to II a.
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WANrEap'aa SoMpoETA d;o FURNISHED APART
an elderly man engaged in the city, who will require
breakfast before and dinner at o. NOT than 50
week will be paid. Address with PARTICULARS stating IA
mily &c, X. Y. T., box ll9 Herald Office.
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vINOR SALE CHEAP-TWO GOOD FARMS, THIRTY
H. miles gu Long Island only four miles from three
railway Stations OF fifty The other Of ninety i've
acres; good buildings, water fences &c. good SOIL and
under good cultivation; terms easy.
X. BLAKE, Ia Chambers street.
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LOR SALE CHEAP, AND NO MONEY WANTEn-A
Il me three story House, in pcreo; order; two thirds
on nortgage balance may DO secured other property
house 4O7 Fourth street, open all the time
JOHN WOODWARD
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LNOR IlvERPOOL.-OID BLACK STAR LINE-THE
IL favorte packet ship THORNTON sails August IA;
the HEMISPHERE sails August 20; the ADELAIDE salts
August 81. For passage apply on board pier q East
river, Or to WILLIAMS GUION, 40 Fulton street
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NyIANTEp-AB0UT THE lST OF SEPTEMBER, ny A
w gentleman and wife, Second Floor o, Il lisa.,ntiy
situated house. containing the modern mprvvrM.nis 4
landlord occupying his own house Wishing to reut
the ABOVE apartments to pleasant and agreeable party
wa azores; win ial particulars. - ,. D., box ,553
Post olce.
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RAILROADS.

TTJiss0N RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY
III Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street
at ard IL A. ~, and $3.50, s and 1915 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A FRONT
N Room and Bedroom if desired, with without Bpard
also back Room, with board for lady. for S. all modern
improvements. Apply at IA Thompson street, near
Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR SALt-WfTfI
IA Stock and Fixtures and every thing complete Price
$le0 Apply on the premises, 2si Sixth avenue, for two
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

" LINE FOR LONDON--THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
a ship ADKlAI1C lying at pier l6 East river, sails
on the 9Th of August ami tia packe. ship DEVON
SHIRE at pier IL East river the i0h. For passage
nj low rates. apply On board TO TAPSCOTT Co.. Sc south
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

w ANTED--fF RNi>HEn. KITCHEN. PAl,iOH AND A
w coun!c ot Bcdrcoms, for small r,mv IN "a house
wl' private family rent not 10 b. over from 3 30 to
geo per year Adore, Merchant box 20J Hcral! o.tc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

JACKSON HOUSE 2l0 ELM STREET.-THE LOWEST
q rented and most comfortably and conveniently fur
nised Apartments in the city 10 meet the wants Of small
families with every requisite furniture Linen, cooking
range and utensils, gas and Croon water.