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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22
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FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1861.
poon binding.

a Il
....-.-
Book Binding.
would announce to our readers that
made arrangements by which we
E,oored to receive all kinds of book
l The work will be done in the
ss,,erior manner, and we are quite
I'm riye satisfaction. Orders solicited
b,rrs-The TINES vii, probably be
4 one day earlier next week, on ae-
Of Thanksgiving. The wealth
Il been very COOL this week. and no
Az the north part of the State the
II l. said to be whitened, and on Sat
1 = showed all day at Burlington.
fvon. r. w. CLARK has been appointed
,or If Probate In the Marlboro Pro-
E,;,,r;ct 49, Martin Smell Of Lud-
Ma on Sunday night, Nov. 9th, of the
i he received from his fall upon an
H. Farmers, have yo- pre-
4 for the approaching cold weather, by
kasing one of those nice, warm Ruttalo
4 at Buxton's? If not, do so. and
&ill thank us for reminding you Of
4 during your long cold rides this win.
Ind he has HARNESSES to match, also.
Dea. Collins Sabin has handed us
airs very nice socks for the soldiers,
kwe have passed them over to those
Y charge of The box, to be forwarded
&.reek. Abenaqui Engine Co.
place are going to give series of
the coming season. The first is 10
IA Al the Island House on Wednesday
10 Of next week, and riuch enjeymeut
kcipa.ed. As we shall 90 to
ooe day earlier next week, our cor-
ndents and advertisers will govern
|elves accordingly. The ladies
koctorsville have been busy the past
Iecks in preparing articles for the COM
Il the Vermont soldiers. They have
ly sent four boxes, containing among
articles. 81 blankets, 20 pairs socks,
IS and pillow slips, shirts, drawers,
al stores, &c, which have been deliy-
b. camp. The work is still going on,
hey will have another lot ready in a
aays. Whole armies Of Wild
have been passing over this place du-
he week, southwark. They evidently
OF the news from Port Royal. :
egret to learn that Milton Pierce, X.
airbrother and A. S. Ellis, of Captain
rton's company, who went out in the
egimeni, have recently died of typhoid
They we're all from Westminster,
: we're faithful soldiers. w. H.
bon, for three years past principal of
3iigh School, closes his connection with
present term. lie has contemplated
sr some time on account Of bronchial
billy in his throat, rendering it difficult
i'm TO do the amount Of talking neces-
in school room. He intends eoin.
suller with the 9th New Hampshire
bent His resignation from our school
eaily to he regretted. The pupils arc
uch attached TO him, aud, indeed, very
over attain the success as a teacher
b has attended his efforts. He vii
US with the best wishes of our entir,
nuniiy, and while we regret the loss Il
fchool, brought by his labors into s.
repute, we can but congratulate hin
+ probable success in the future.
N. r. w. Clark of Brattleboro, ha
appointed aid-de-camp to the Gov
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

CnEsrER.-The Fall Term Of Chester
Academy closed last Tuesday the l2th
inst. In the evening the scholars held a
lievee at the academy Hall. The onlerl
tainment consisted Of speeches, music, SEN
timents, &c. AT the small hours, they all
parted amid smiles and tears, hoping that
they would all meet again. The students
presented to the teachers three copies Of
Lawrence's fine photograph of Chester
Academy, besides taking about seybnty
copies for their own use. The
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society have sent off
three boxes for the use of the soldiers.
The boxes contained the following articles :
Isl box, 22 quilts, 10 pairs socks, IA pillow
cases, / sheets; 10 pillows, 5 wooden blank
cts, Gotten sliifts, 8 faunel bed gowns, Is
linen towels, bandages aud lint I'd box,
10 wooden quilts and blankets, so pairs
socks, and 10 night caps. Sd box, So pairs
socks, 8 WOODEN quilts and blankets, pair
mittens, overcoat, flannel shirt, night
caps. There is one thing that ladies would
Ike TO " know the reason why" That is
about the Express charges. On one box Of
200 pounds weight, they were charged
IS 30, which is more than the regular charge
should have been. Other Express Compa
mics do make d discount on articles sent t
the soldiers, but perhaps Messrs. Fisk &
Co. think that they are going to make I
big Thing out of il; perhaps they '0iH, but
we soon hope to have some other way o
sending articles, than by the company tina
now monopoh3es the express business in
our State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

THE GREAT EVENT OF THE DAY
Mr.. EDITOR There is much rejoicing
over the success Of the great naval expedi-
ton, but an event worth more than ten
times as much to rs, and makirg us truly
what we profess TO be, great and enlighi-
ened people, is the emaneipating and arm
ing the slaves as fast as we possess them.
Thirty-two thousand slaves come into our
possession at Beaufort, if VIE viii it, 10000
of whom are probably fighting men. There
are in the L. S. or c. S. 100000 male
slaves, between the ages of 10 and 60,
fighting men. If accounts are reliable, our
great army Of 100000 men hail with de-
light this grand omen Swallowed forth by
Secretary Cameron and Col. Cochrane.
Let The people and army demand it and the
president is but one man. 1t will make
short war, save thousands OF the lives Of
our noble young men, and millions of dol
lars Humanity demands 1t. God said
let there be light, and light was" d.
Grafton, Nov. 30. 1861.
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n otice.

rNUE undersigned hereby appoints SATURDAY, Nov 80
1861, 10 O'Clock A. NJ the time, and the scHoot
HOUSE, Bellows falls e the place for the examination OF
Teachers Of the Comuu Schools in the town Of Rocking
ham. for the ensuing winter.
especially desired that the School Committees Of the
several Districts in Rockingham shall be present
invitation likewise esfrndcd parents. and
TO all friends Of elneatieh. c. u. EDDY,
fH47i Supt. Of Schools for the Town Of Rockingham.
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LATEST NEWS.

There was a grand esiew OF troops at
Washington on Wednesday. There were
G7 esimenis Of Infantry, II arteries, and Z
regiments Of Cavalry, forming an army Of
10000 men, and being the largest ever re-
viewed at one TIME on this continent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22
TIE Markets.
BosroN. Nov. 20.

FLOUR AND GRANTEE Flour market was very quiet
during the week tendency Of prices In ayor o.
bnyers although material change has tSen place we
quote sales AZ Sc 3 extras and s. 80 Q 20 for
choice Corn Il n re Oats. a. soc. Rye, SOC Barley
7uc White Beans, 81 q % y bush.
PRovIsIoNs.--Lard. 81 q loo. Pork, sll g, lSfoP
hi Smoked Hams a Be- butter. extra, i n 2c -;
common - q l5c. Cheese, a &c, Beef 81 g 10 y Dbl
wooI-The auction sale Of wool toeomc of to-day has
attracted OF the trade and therefore private
les are not SO large 45 e 81 for fleece pulled
a -
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

W. H. the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Westminster Com
msoners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
nands Of an persons against the estate of R0DA CONE
late of Westminster said District deceased and also all
claims aud demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
from the 9Th day Of November inst b,iug allowed
by said that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend the business of said APP
pointment the late dSeng house of said deceased in
Westminster in said District the last Thursdays Of De-
cember and April next from O'Clock A. NJ until o'clock
p. NJ. on each Of said days. GATES PERRY, lco,.
HENRY c. LANE, N"ni >
November Is, A. D. 1861 ~
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STATE or VERMONT, . n , Hon. Pros

STATE OF VERMONT III Hon. PROBATE loHrt
pisr % WESTMINSTER q 5. far SD pisirist a o ~
rons In terr-ted 10 the Estate Of CHARLES pbt are
Of Rockingham. dscsssr-l ensii.ls-
You sre hereby nos-I that This court viii dscfie ulon
the Allowance az the q Eeheeca bartF anii
tx Of sniI estate ani ccree Distribution q sat c-ste
,r the rcrSns enfiti tersfa at the ssson thereai
10 H. held a the Inn Of L. X Wilder IN said
On M frst welaesIay n~csmber. A. p l,oi when elii
-, ,rr, NAV r. hcl-i il the premises. you Sc ~
UNIV BENZ " DIAN. Register.
crafca .cr. 8. 1851 '5sa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

age baudases, and package old linen.
Daring the winter the ladies are going
to meet every Friday evening, to work for
The soldiers, and the gentlemen are also IN.
vited to attend. Honor to the ladies' of
Grafton!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

PATTON A BANNER Town The ciii-
OF Grafton probably take the best
OF the soldiers who have joined the
army from that town, of any in the
tate. The town contains no floating
'a'ion, but all who have gone into the
have left good homes. Twenty-f five
enlisted, but only Is have been mus
mo service, to whom she has sent sc
En- shirts, 36 pairs wooden drawers, &c
socks, and IS pairs miltens. To the
seven who have enlisted in the sharp
fers, and otherwise, and not vel mus
mo service, she has II pairs drawers,
'irts' IA pairs socks, and Z pairs mittens
'he moment wanted. She also paid
FER first five volunteers, who enlisted
10 congress giving 50 per month ex-
ay' and 500 bounty, $40 each, or
!" money. She has also pledged to
no nave or may go into the army du-
Tue war, to refurnish her own soldiers
'ne above articles whenever needed,
amount of $40 10 each soldier
'on' we believe, has less than 1900 in
ants but her private bounties and
'ues are rarely excelled by any town in
Nnsland' IN proportion to population.
"s The past three years they have paid
oyer $4,000. and over $1,000 PEE an
are paid to their two clersymen. Be-
what has been mentioned above fol
own soldiers they have sent the fol-
articles to the Sanitary Commission
i""ea blankets. &c sheets, &c pillow
~ pillows, is pairs socks, % towels,
gowns, 5 shirts. 2 pairs drawe-s, 9
- currant wine, bottles blackberry
bottles jellies, paoer farina,
'0'n starch, package lipt, pack
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22
Married.

In Weathershld Nov l3 by Joho spafTord Esq, Mr.. c
II. CONAsr of Plymouth and Miss ELECTA w RUSSELL
Of W.
10 the Unitarian Church, Wapoe, n. H. Nov IA by Rev
D. A. Russell, Mr.. zENAS WATTS Of Waterbury VI and
Miss ROSErrE II. RUST Of waipale.
IN Towusiend Nov II by Rev II Fletcher, Mr. AMOS
Y. MAY and Miss MARTHA A UNDERWOOD, both Of ia.
maica.
In Cayendsh, Oct II, by Rev H. Closson. Mr.. ROSWELL
W FROST Of Fort Ann, N. ", and Miss MARIA HADLEY
q G.; Nov 8, by the same, Mr. CHARLES BROWN and
Miss LOUISA }. STILES; by the same. MIR JOHN IKE
LAND Of Exeter, Eng, and Miss NANCY HUTCHINSON
Of Andoyer w.
IN Chester, Nov. !, by Rev IT, Closson. Mr. R0LLIN g
shEHNlN Of Baltimore, ard Miss SUSAN A. CHANDLER
Of c.
Ia Proesrsyille Sept H. b. Rev L. c. Dickinson Mr.
5. KENDALL and Miss MARY l. MORGAN sept %. by
we sane, Mr. BENZ d. GATES and sss EMILY NJ. HER,
klCh, both Of West winasor Oct IS, by the Nj
HOWE Of LUDLOW.
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T,iberation NOTICE.

NJ Office hereby giyen that have this day given my
N SON DANIEL. MACK. his time during the remaindEr
Of his minority and that shall Claim q his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this date
SAMUEL MACK.
windiam, VI, Nov. II. 1851 464s
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uERarVs KID OVERWHELMING PLASTERS

ta-. Ia rr hsrs r4ns ans Weakness # ne Breast Siie.
ant ack- aud ..ss.fr esnisinfs in an equally short
~ n tire srresI q sasifai utir iaHh skin thsir
ne suhj1is icrnaxsiruce. rrf r.fh me
il war seek % ts-v= rlnhs Price ~ rrts
sni " rstnfs 81 Al paris - hs trtrt ~'s's
lra T. ava sorlh sruct a = = ootsinrI - cal NJ
o. tlIslli ~ i'uir f.fi istas.
sl.s f- H.loss FaHs 81 % , ssiz am 1a.la " N,nrp
l-l1f ~ D. q usnalck CO kitznTa W.
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Died.

IN Westminster, Nov 10, ELIZABETH wife of Mr. HOI-
Us Wright aged as.
In Windsor, Nov 10, Of consumption, Miss SARAH j.
HARRINGTON youngest daughter Of the Moses
rngton, aged II years aud months
In Proctorsyle, Sept 10, Miss FANNY HATCH, aged 70
years.
In West Brstteboro, Oct 81, CHARLOTTE O., infant
daughter Of Benjmn Beals, aged months and Is days
In Brats,sboro Nov H. EDGAR SAMUEL. son Of Ches-
Ter and Amshds ~ Thomas aged years months Is days.
In Bratteboro Oct H. widow ANNA BENNETT, aged
Is years, months.
In Newfane Nov g. Of hemorrhsse Of the lungs NELSON
j., son Of the late Capt James Holaas, aged % years
In Newfare. Oct 81, Mrs ELIZABETH Siie Of OLSON
Fisher aged 50 years.
In Marlboro, Sept. .. Of congestion the BRAIN GEO
r. DUNkLEE, only Of Willard S. and Ananda W
Dunklee, aged years months,
In Putnev, 0et. 81, Of typhoid fever, BENJAMIN Y.
MAsHBURN, sonpf seth and Martha c. Washburn, aged
81 years.
In Halifax. Nov s. HENRIETTA daughter of Rufus and
Chloe Ctosier, aged - years months and II days.
In Toanshend, Oct 81 FLORA A youngest daughter Of
Alanson and sabrina Gray, aged 10 years.
Sleep little Flora, Sleep
Not in thy tiny bed
Not on thy mothers breast
He1ceforth shall be thy rest
But with The quiet dead
could gaze forever,
Upon thy lovely face
50 beautiful pure,
1 The little shrine sure
An Angels dwelling place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

b. EDrToR We learn through the
pms Of The lrgas that the Windham
et Band is no more. in consequence OF
|plties arising from the muster at Graf
In regard to this matter, we beg leave
tfer, and would say that this organic
still exists in fail blast, and we, as a
take this opportunity to exonerate
people Of Grafton, and all those con.
y with the muster, from all blame in
batter. Also, We hear that Captain
rs, Of tho Grafton Home Guards, is
red for ungentlemanly conduct toward.
Band, which is also untrue.
Per Order of ". O. p.
indham, Nov. Is, 1861.
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Post Office Notice.

NJ Office IS hereby given that postage stamps and sap-
envelopes Of the style will be exchanged for
equivalent Of the old issue until saturday the 23l
inst and the latter will thereafter be received in pay
ment Of postage at this Office, EDWARD A. BALL, r. NJ.
Athens, Vt, Nov. It,, 1861.
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New Feed Cutter.
gT 0 Id FRlE D S -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

ttF hfs- a - LII IA
THARTic In the world, used
twenty Years BY fise millions
Of persons annually. always
give satisfaction; cone,in no.
thing Injurious: ratronized BY
The principal ply sieians aud
surgeons IN the Union; ele-
gently coated With sugar.
Large boxes IS cents; Ere
boxes for one dollar Fun a.
recfians wiih each box
TsI1suassEE. I.xoS ca 4
fIorida, july II, 1850. !
To Or IIerrick. Albany, \ r.
afg Dsay Deefor IL write
his ts inforn you Of the Won
derfui effects Of Jour Sugar
f-f--s4 pits M, tf,ratffrr faur~h
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

ter FOR thr. wears She has bseu acfed with bioas
arrangement ~ -ls iupsifng her heath- which
hrs steadily Esiias au55 that period When IN New
Anrii friend ssisrA q test YOUR Piiis
Hsrns tire fullest canssaee algmeut ~ friend
ohtsrci suppls II Messfz. Eatns- Park Drugrisfs
PARK Row New York on resaraing haine csassi all
asf ir-.nit s ri ini TIRED fsfs rili, eaeh night
Tao urrs.rsli j. icf saezs. eanfzior. discssinn ETC.
siitpd-d all. laltt sd trfaaHent rtsteFfscn 70
and rnsi r her entirely sell eassier the above i-t
tfauie sou Pas ftii ali fsi y siii - TIE r'r-ns
'-' q -fiSSOS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-22

FEELNG WELL.--A friend who has
stood faithfully by the TINES ever since it
was started, evidently feels well over the
late news. He complains that we have MOI
been to sec him of late, 1--WE own up y and
SAYS -" When you do come, however, l
want 10 take you by the hand, and give it
good hearty shake, on the success Of the
naval expedition, and the capture of Mason
and Slilell. Want that glorious haul :
do not know when ! have felt so well,
about anything. 1t made me feel good all
through And, we may add, that our
friend teels just as many others do, about
this time.
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wOOD. WOoUs

nRY hard wood for sale by r. HYDE. Also Connect
~ cut Ounces, Kerosene Lamps, patterns in great
variety.
Oct. Il. 1860 43
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A SAD ScENE.-There are no more az
fectlng scenes than those which sometimes
occur among liis soldiers. We were re-
minded Of this on hearing some Of the par
iiculars Of the death of Milton Pierce, no.
ticed elsewhere. He was 2 years o. age,
and son Of n. G. Pierce. Esq, Of West
minister. He was corporal in his company
true and patriotic soldier and had won
the confidence and high esteem Of his com
rades. He died on Friday morning Of last
week. Two days before, he said to his
brother soldier who was his attendant du-
ring his sickness, +" shall no, live. am
willing to die. | have made my peace
with God" He then sank back into an
unconscious state, and though he lived forty.
eight hours after, they proved to be his last
words, His death was therefore thus glo
rious, though it brings deep sadness and
melancholy to the home Of his childhood.
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KEROSENE OLA
2 ONLY SO Cts!

IGHT cheaper than ever The best of Kerosene Oil
II constantly hand and for sale the unprecedented
low price Of only 80 cts per gallon by
GRAY & SWIFT.
Bellows Falls, Nov. %, 1851. ~
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WYE oarr to the coantTy ira e a complete
w assortment 81 every sariety efLIauo- YiNEs,Sc
ana would say that rspe Of thAa Forty Years
importers Is oals sufficient sp sFate FIR fe parity
81 cur ools bu. tals aaasias 70 CIR airsnts r.
buyers esnast g esesl.l b any haa-e ia Hosiu
Owing the iif atty Of proc -rn, in rany towns. sti
" pure an5 relble ar;ise q isqno an Wives ~ u--
inai and other purPo haTe of many yes given pee
hiii- orders f. aftsa'e aud esrne-s
VII ard It greatly T. tsis aisaatar 70 sal tcr orders
direct esnp'rs travelling eticr agents
~afsVcr- Ferrous as seqiss ure Itsu.s and Wines IN
iae o. snail quantities. mar ne; aszirsi iaas al orders
Hi rcc,is- our personal stsenion. and f; eF'rs
tice fraa oar house xiI All fsary inoscrs Frs
Communications b. nail pi resise prompt at;saiiau.
With fun ana -oupec esfslasaes q = d. Prize. sr
n. RICHARDS 3 Sous.
- : state strcat ,.tin-
Hcsic- Arff s lssi iii y
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nowxERs kErossSE ell.
rur BEST ARTIciS II NsRSEf,
AT HYDEss.

s-.r- oi N kinds. llss- ssrua and Nalazsss onouf
r,-uips p.3afor<. zat.sr. c1sss=e- t2rt
81. Crurks-y antH -
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,sond announce to our readers that
- made ARRANGEMENTS by which we
4 .oored to receive all kinds Of book
The work viii be done in the
ssn,erior manner, and we are quite
Inn ciye satisfaction. Orders solicited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

.'Oa A.E Cheap =. CLOSE A Thusr-raE TIL eE
story brick House and 20, IA south Ninth Nll
Am hu =, row frooktyn ia IN 3fst rata or.sr sad
all hsr dsOm+ly cred nine oestt-s
u Rhd p-Dv.s a'ela lie IN r.t sDd tris
rates, i'd pg or gas aad frtdrts .s~~osa .a.er
IN toleD, End od eel iron railing front gr,ss
let &C. ap y immediately u ERAsCls sALkEH
bko &c Pine street, ~here po-its b. had
o 20 N. hou
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sIlIPPIN0.

We ~ bsTAASN VIEW WORK AVID
lvepo handbag nd eniberyi pg p.s-er GERS al ns-ns
go, s'shd H. LivsrpooL York and Ph,sdsohIa
0,,s nNenS ht.nd a spa ing their foil 10 zase6
a.. %. A. w, ~ ron steamships "a folio ss-
CRY on w 9 ................ saturday, April ~
gIGO. On .,,..,.......... Saturday, MAJ 8
aus every as,n H.: - .rafurd4y Nag IL
=. h.nn from v'er ~ Nor,h nver.
rirst rab,p kAfss OF PASSAGE
fns' vaph .;..'.....,. Sl5 s,.ara,e aeo
ttersge rstnrr thketa 90 "A =, :. ~ y 49, -
Passerfofs orNR'dr1 tars - NV, W
men, ot'sfoaFp, n, daea, a. "t's o'U
Psrsor pi~hng T. b Ing ont their ~ - ~ Ugh ha
herr at the lotto ing New ork' go ~ ivy -
qe1enstowt 5rel aim SIS sa5 ana 1 IA. - =.
Liverpool 81, ton Queenstown, $40 80 i'''A1
These s,amors have aup-ror accommodations ~, n..sen
gers anS carrf rsp"r.- need surgeons The, ara hn, -
board W
for further formation apply liverpool % WILLIAM
IMAM agent 2, alter rect in 0tsgor, to n ISMaN
NJ. ttt. Enoch SOAR; In Queen IN To 4 ~ ID d
NC UR CO IN London to EWES VA JAY 81 King 81
liam sire In rsrs 20 J Les UrCD r. No PLACE Dc w
bonrsc, In Ph'lade ph.& to JOHN - DALE, l09 Walnut
street. or Al the q. npany's ofl,c,s
J,H q OAAs, gent 10 Broadzsy,N nv
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30 Lp1-LJr, FO. BnsINE9-, sIOI.Gs o.
manu- actntin2 N 20 suit nts, the dys g.1ry
extra sJopg TO IS Thames street CT trinity
] ipei SAT- feet q hss fine light appy 70 Id
tNfktAt., 10 a. STRAIT.
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l.,t- >ALs On SACnANGk-A FAAM on Is ACRES
Of FIRST csss land nile ground from 60
vide, grad Level, WIN proper turns delightful %, plea
r. orr or .,ercsng horses apply ut the 4rard aouse
rom to3f.h. H. GaaEMAS.
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unA 49,. st.asnN

(-sAND FANNY pRrss or sky91h PsaL-Ar PA.
" hge Garders, or scalGy Ar't, Is A 4hi,'os, ~
uer 20 3oeey Vlr h. ~ Ats .srcs IL sartsn. o.
N rtsh. % Ms BILL with 90 srt sht faur' aes4 ues
LenlLvss "a a iEIAl.tfs, ~ u. err,
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S1EAM ~ dL -ats> LII FhrUUl. SELr AbT.
y donderry and Dublin, Tor tbe A. powerful Clyde
quilt steamship UNI EU kir COIN Capt orate viii sail
rom pier No 50 Sonh rv-r for OF vestr, street. fnss
mist approved .yle aud safety 81 p.s.
.mscrs aa'cs Il PAs,sss Cabin sa, inter neaisres
s - provisions fhe suooe.diug osaip JNire0
FRANCOIS na,DorALn DO, ~ B'rad street sTner q
south William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

HHAMBEhS STEEET SrOgE NO . rO LET UtrA-
~ bic for aw office merchant aorin establishment
Re mt 1925 Apply NALCoLa, 1sq on the premises
o. 10 JULIUS q. POhLE, % Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

rNO LII Az Ur rSE TWO srO3 A>o Att
h'us~, lao ast w ntyfr-t st-aet ort Second
lido ues rs 10 lows n pack Rooms. ~
and ss,s On s.cona ho large trout nth gate
the attic, from m-ut PAN, 80 Croton gas
9u'Ie NJ 246 rand rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

~ On SabE On LEr-A1 STATEN ISLAND, FDH
a. the surnm,y months for year,
ny Hons. With garden and stab attached situated
De- Nsrrp~a he aanA immediafey the
"a, srd snordng one 81 IN nost delightful views u
''und IN tbo Dosgu orho Of yok twenty ninutos
9rs ron tbs sew orb ferry 81 vanderos Landing FOR
gsItculA apply n ~ inc street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

fNOUNTrY kksIDEN.E ITO LET EOh The SrA.DS,
~ -four hvs months, Cottage well FURNISHED aud
pleasantly situated win 30 OF land In lawn The
House painted pace sd and newly furnished ysr az
and contains .aror. ning hoon x caen and rvaut,s
Bedroom the frat hot; the second 1oor four Bed
rons cellar under the whole House Plenty Of shade
NIT tres the place, and good garden vel planted
within mile of the Ion the York
Bsvep railroad in this state witan of the city
lTpad Union herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

TO IrT-1a sEyrkry.sBC' No ~ RET, BEfassa
j Firhth avenue and nroao say pleasant po
crly Cent al Park tw, rtor} o-e ham fr II
tree &C. fishth Ri nincdae stag
rent i0u Inqu.ic of < VAN ABE.,, ~ Nest twenty
atplth street.