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Western Transportation o.
WESTERN EXPRESS,
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TEE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COH
9AE3 9tas bsy1nk made sfzangsmsn @ to Ian their Iak
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AID
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RATLHOAD4
en- offer to the Commercial pablic, The following eN
chandise and produce to and from he Eastern, WeS
s9sasas eassaaa sas c s sss t.
$50 Canal Boats,
g r. s,asa r. q nleh 1savs Ksw Ysk e.
Propeller Lines:
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
the New YORK Centai Kalroad to Bufs,o. connecttH5
Iakes: ~ ''S''''@' W '4''' 'p1'- "''1A '''"s'
The Upper Lake Line Daily.
Y. 7. CO. stesuen- BIC c. Line steanss
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY%r
FREE STATE, WENONA,
MOHAWK, mENDOTA&
PLYm0UTH, EvERGBEENO OIT3.
NEPTUNE, GALENA.
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving ne dock at Ere BaIn and foot o1 Michigan
sxseE @ @sTe1y eWyen1g re- 81 oelosk Fo5 freight Or Raa
Bssn, and Tie Budaio. Cleveland and ChicaTo iint
Office foot Of Michigan street. >@'-'
THE 61pf3.ofF E{.ao F1r3T,y
Wis Nortb ehore direct connerttnr a. pnHa1s 4+h u,
New IorE Central md B1dalo, New
York sni Ef1a RairnadR
VT. Co, steameza VT. Co. Steamer,
MISSOURI. DUNKIRK.
-r-ore, onrro-~
1AAANoAS. GVNtVEfNs
SAG1NA"% mAHH STEWARD
OmAH PAsHA.
LsaS1Sg e., s SoSE Es1s Basin eTsry evening. q
Gdice. F.e Rssin p'<7'a' opp'1 ~''1o o'N1e~0s
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, 1862-07-29
Railr1an8,


ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
l. ROAD, -.
On and afts7 Sunday. July 18th, tsatns wHl#eaye
from the Great Centlal Depot ss follows:
go H. {snl days e1cepted,) arriving at Peoria ut
&GP.m LogAnspuft 1t S:30 pm. DecatuT at 3s18 D.
m Springfield ct k55p p [Nsples rs p m: GuIn-
9 H& 2. n. V1ncennes 1920 p. n: St Louis s5 p
n. Terre Ha1te 2:lt {sztro 335 q. N.
50 H. tSaturdays eIcentedo arriving At St Louis
esp. n; Te1Ie Haufe 825 p m V1ncen1es LII pm;
Esanty1lie 51op m. Cairo lilo q m
" satosd.ya tain e1l be 1nnto GtbAna. leaving
Trnf arrive st caicskdo Il eB .. m and 500 D. N,
SiesplnE Car 1n Might Trains Baggage checked to
Ickets a1d Information apply Ut the ONCE in the
Crest Central Depot.
FOR HIDE PARK, AND WOOD. LAWN, -,
Ttatns leave Chicago: leaTe Wood lava:
- VIZ =. M. go q. m
1210 m SIS q uo.
4D0 p n 1G3 p. N
6.15 p. H. AS o. NJ
1850 p. n f:l5 b. n.
-z y. r. ARTHUR. Gcn1 Sap.t
W.P- JOHNSON, Gen1 Passenger Agent.
, 1862-07-29

n DN1lN ID II Ikf1l FVIk . IN u I1VI1.
II ESTATE OF. WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP, de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given that have nIed upon
ter1 Of the County Court Of Cook County. In the
the City Of Chicago in SAID County and State af6re
sai4 o. TIE Third Monday 9f August nat being the
adjusting all Chains against the tata Of William Van
Antwerp, Late Of Warren County, and State OF New
jersey. deceased.
Ali pernons having claims aRalnst the uott-
1ed and requested to attend then and there for
putpGse Of hay1nE their claims adjusted
j. YOUNG SCAMM0N,
Administrator Of the Estata Of William Van Antwerp,
erased
Chicago, H.. July 3D. 4. D. 1eR 1y+s666w
, 1862-07-29

sole Proprietor and Manufacturer OF the Hard Rubber
Truss, under Rigs Goodyear,s Patents.
The Hard Rubber Trnss is unlike a.a superior to all
others In the following respects: VIII never break
rust chaf gall or blister can be made stiff or mber
Will Hernia OF yeaIs atandng does not press
inlure the cord aud Is always clean and good
Patients can be accurately fitted bY sending slxe IN
inches around hody in line Of rupture.
REFERENCES as the superiority over others, the fol-
and Parkef, New York; Prots. GODDARD and Agnew,
rladsphia.; hr p: Johnson, sargeen GENERAL Bn
dEews and Davis Chicago; DR.. Wolcott Milwaukee.
Wisconsin.
inal Supporters, Silk and Cotton Elastic Stockings for
yaE!coEe veins Suspensory Bandages, DC, &c.
~ Post ONCE Box 1855.
c. STAFFORD. Sole Proprletoy and Manufacturer
many advantages oyer s othera and ap EVIDENCE Of
States Fairs Under the exsmination OF the best sur
Eeens in our country; IT, motion is RECEIVED from
great preference the Spiral Springs used In
limbs. Send for Pamphlet. &uU61-TuT&lY
, 1862-07-29
educational.


Military Instruction and Drill.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
ACADEEf. At FULTON. ILL., on the Mlss slppi
E EHlarr GolleEtate Academic aad Primary Classes
ers and einrc1s, toren5h arpo,nthents. The finest
sshool buildings y tue West tcost WITH furniture &C.
excellent and wei! furnished Ar1usry, a nne Gymna
8un. and many other advantages which should claim
institution Of i. class aad CHARACTER 1q the unoa-
to Cadets also In AKTlLLERF and IsrAsTaT Iteavy
and light TAc1lcs ZorAvE and F4Scx DRILL. and
GTMhAsTIcs. under officer Of u. S.A Cadets dress
II u iorEas T1RAt-&lso per school year for board
1u1nished ROOM fuel l.hts washing and tuition In
Cadets ffcm 81: :oad and board under the sauae
Toof With aEd the constant Of the teachers For
Il. Ss32 xeS6m
, 1862-07-29
Bertl1t1l 35IteImlnatorB,

THE HORR!D BARBARITYO OF
= TIE SOUTH is only eq1a1led by the seductive
4nn ra5d asndnStng poEt5s Of the Lightning Killer
4og ~! sss the1n oead and dying within tre mnutea
hEESn ~ t 81 t1e NlndSE egt Que and there p'hce the
da5 doo. soa dts tsi. III KeS
TIE DEAD-SHOT FOR REDBEGS in csrt,,n and
mmediate death to thess no1ons pe.ts Il brcaa @ M
their nests dtstoJe fier cGcs. and Is besom 81 s
gtzuct1on to al i At venturr near Both Arcles for
sale By J. H. REED CO.. Chicago, and deAlei1 Tenn
rally. iyzxN.ano
u Dat.uy- Rats, Beaches, DC.
To Destru4t-Mice, Mo1es and Ants.
e D<stro,'-Bed Bngs.
To Destsug- Moths In Furs, Clothes, &c.
To Destroy Mosquitoes and fFleas.
70 OeaTosi-In INSECTS on PlxnA and Fowls.
70 DssOg-1 Insects on Animals, DC. :
To Dess7oY-Eyery form and species Of
Verufn
, 1862-07-29

I "I31N 0OI IIGsV1F T I<1 I1R0IN'
IL The Northern Iron Company Of Lake Superior
Keep hand at its Dock IN Chicago supply Char
coal 1ron direct from sts Blast Furnace, and Of all
grades to which tile attention Of those wanting best
qCsltty Of the Lake Superior Metal s invited OtIce
SO. Is W e11s street. JESCP, REMEDY & Co., Agents.
k11ft custometa t2-6tnsTAT
, 1862-07-29

NOTICE OF COPAPTN TER.
~ sHP.-1 hsve this day associated with myself
Ii the sransactou,o ,ofR ).
General Commission Business
Meseys GEO A. GIBBS and DAVID BCEL. under the
nBme and frtn Of Jos. H Tucker d Co. EncaEo. July
Is. 1867. E61sss72w] JOSEPH q. TUCKER.
FO-PARTNERSHIP. - We, the
~ undersigned, have .hs day entered into Co
Rax30k11h1p- 0ndAf the xtJie Aad dfm name Of
KELLOGG T. GRAY
For tae purpose Of dealing IN Coal o4 - Hnd1.
Chic&Ks, NAY 1t 16e2. a 4 KELLOGG,
my2p9Q44n G. ". GRAY.
, 1862-07-29

IHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

kpK MIL~AEKR La CKossK, ST. PArL QxHkax1
Berlin, AID INTERMEDIATE PoINrs
N ma a1let MONDAY, May ath, 1a6a. fa.seuxK1
Trains VIII lcayE tha Depot corner Of West Knze xS
Ea1M stEeess, {6nndaSb exrepted,1 II foliowa:
9l5 q. n. and 20 Z. n, and AtliTa It Milwaukee, Al
las A. n, and 12H z, II ~
615f NJ >S "s 11"' a. - s<ss
.WAE5EaAE e. Aoco4NoDATIos rRA1n Leaves CMeaxp
at5S9f F. H. and arrives ct Chic2go st So A NJ
mYS 8 c. BALDWIN. S1pe1fntendau9
, 1862-07-29

Young LADIES SEAfIN AIRY.
= At LAKE. FoEE6T, HI1EoI8 = The fourth
JeAT OF this Institution cor ducted By ReY. b DtckiQ-
eon, D. D. aud daughters. Will comneuce on THURS
DAY, the 4ta day of6epte1uoey next aud With ample
arrangements for the Mort and improvement of fhe
pupils For ctEcu1azs and all desirable informatfq1
address the undersigned B. DICEES1E
Iakr Forrest, H.. July 49, jy3#666W
, 1862-07-29
Ghl1) QhamnIkr8.

A RMY TENTS, Second Hand,
FOR SALKs
ALSO, 1om yards Old Canyaa suitable fur TarpauIln4
Wagon Covera Trashi1g Clota, Covering Hay, Horbe
Covers. &c. at ~ South Water street. -
1y14fS139W FOSTER & HARpEEEERHH.
, 1862-07-29
FORD & SMITH.


3 Lake street Chicago, wholesale agents.
fya4+952-1 tn2tcW
, 1862-07-29
Gn=4art1Ersbtps.

DISSOLUTION OF COPART.
~ SERsHIP-Tbe CoPaEtnerahtp heretofore e1-
iEs1ng oetS cen John Clsrk John Marshall and Psul
Ess di@oyed on the 17th lnst by the NithdfaEA of
John II. Ma1ah8n- JOHN CLARK.
PAUL JONES'
The Produce Commission Business viii be csnducied
Of John CLARK l. CO. JOHN EIA RI
my1t72l7Sm PAUL jUEE3
, 1862-07-29
Go111n1tSslo1t #ercbantB.

pATRICK q CO. General Con.
4 mission Merchants. No. I'll South Water street.
Chicago, uaroIs. Advances h1ade on GrAtr. Flour,
groy1foaa etc Ior ea1s ,aIe and by Cur New
to Merchants SAVING Ioan and Trust Company CHI
caEo; e. & I'll lard Agent Bank OF Aontrea Chi ~
Chicago.
J. Z, FlTR1cK = ftv23 txs21nT =: e. r. 1saLEe
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

property, except such as - necessary
for the military uses Of the United
States and to oil such pers0iis the
commissioners are authorised to ftiitn-
isli means of transportation forYtheir
crops ut just and equitable prices. +
X The eommissio l.ers are empow-
cred and authorised to hear, dttertniliti
and definitely report upon all Questions
Of the loyalty, disloyaIty or Neutrality
of the various Climant Of property
within said district; aud further to re-
port such persons rs In their judgment
ought to be recommended by the coni
manding general to the president for
amndsty and pardon, 50 that they may
have Their property returned; to the
and that all persons who have been
heretofore disloyal may have oppertu.
nity now to prove their loyalty and
return to their allegiance, and save
their property from consfistatioh II
slth shall BE the determination OF the
government of the . nited States. BY
command Of.
MAJOR GENERAL Butler. = 4.
GEo,y g. srBoSe A, A, Gen. aild ehiel
pf staff
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11


IRoN-GtADs PHErARtxe FOR AMERICAN
WArERs.-$ $Ihe following statements
given by q aLondon correspondent ol
the Boston Commercial Bulletin, are
very positivein regard to certain ma
val movements in England, with
which rumpl has been so busy fpl
some time past. No donbt our Gov
eminent Is fullyApossesscd of all the
facts in the case: 5...{ ssf.,5sp
| 1t is well you are just about com
pleting fleet Of Monitors. You are
likely to need tlem before long
Workmen are engaged night and day
on the Merscy, on tht .Clyd and else
where, in building soqe twenty irol
clads, which are to servein the Ameri
can waters. They are Intended Il
convoy vessels into Southern ports
This | know to be facto1M informs,
ton is direct from those iaepnlilenee
with the promoters. i can only SCI
one way Of preventing q goo deal 81
mischief Every port for which they
Are designed ought to be in pwer oi
the American, Government bffoA these
ugly monsters can cross the Ahntic.
Tuon you might welcome them a ef:
Elective aids III future operatans.
To disarm suspicion, it is pepu'si1
lgiveh out that this iron fleet is bese
built for the chinese government; bi
need hardly tell you that Mr., Masa
and his friendstorm one Of the CHI
co ntracting parties.rT
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

. /. Z 1
The late change of Minister'S il
France, by the retirement Of Al Thot
Nunel and the succession Of M. Druhyl
de Lhuys, is not uufavprable to Coz
fedcrateintrrests, as at FIRST stated lN
the United states papers; but the 'coh'
trary. The change, however, did nbt
grew out, Of the American question
but The italian. TAaEluperor' Napal.
con has decided ag.hsst .1Eaiian ,unIy
so taras Rome is, cpptnrged; That Is
to say, Rome remains under tue tcb.
porat sway If tie Pope, itsteady of lc.
ing turned overfto the king of Italy
y was on this point that Thouveae
resigned, and il is said that othel
changes are to follow. !Hi rat ff5
~ this connection the pfcsentstt
istics Of Rome will be Interesting. Tht
Augsburg Gazette says therr art
now IN the Eternal City l97,o7 inlailt
itants, Thorc are 80 cardinals, ant
SO bishops and 1922 priests; $50!
members of male religious communitie,
and 2,oSi iuns; 600 niembe Of col
legps; !, iaS 4girIas in 5eonvehts; 92'
boys and 200 girls, ,iu,J Charitable II
stitatiensi 4,s9s GPontihcsl soldiers
36l non.Catholics, land04,4s6. Jews
The rench troops, iinn,bcrines 25ool
4. melt. are not reekoned in this acefen
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
I.atest News

RroHnoND, Nov. 26.---Passengers by
The evening train report all quiet at,
Fedricksburg, and no movements of
the enemy have tfanspifedin Virginia.
Nothing has been received from 9TH
erquarters that can be made ptiblic. z ~
I The London Timos, in an editorial
|inrelation.tdf the New York Chamber I
of Commercea5and Idthes ID Confederate
steamer Aiabania, says "the New
York Chamber of Commerce had bet
ter send Capt Wilkes after the Ala
bama. We cannot undertake to CAP
ture this one J, Confederate cruiser.
We are very sorry the Brilliant was
burnt and so we are that towns ON the
Mississippi river were btnnt, and that
the murder and dishonoriug of men
and women took place. These ,seenssi
are said to have suggested the name,
OF this terrible cruiser.',ae ;a saz4,s.{
i lIhs Lincoln Government has again
backed down. . The Diario de la Ma
rina says that ,as soon as the represen.
tative Of Her Majesty at Washington,
54uor Tassara, received tho details eof
tho case, he FASTENED and TO Mr. Sc.
ward the despatch Of the Captain Cen
eral Of Cuba, in which the facts Of the
cgse are stated and the necessary re-
clamation made. Mr. Seward assured
the Spanish representative III the most
categorical manner, that the United
States government felt highly disapt
| poiot3d with tho conduct of the naval
officers who violated our laws and ter.
tory, and was willing to give com
plete satisfaction to the government OF
spain. ti9lubg
The London Star, in an editorial ON
| Tie escape Of the Alabama, says:1"lt
1t is ktlbwn that as many as nine 9th
Ter Slips arc being built or equipped in
British harbors for the service of the
Confederate States. If they were to
sorye simply and strictly as vessels
Of war; II they were to be employed in
an attempt to break the blockade; to
recover New Orleans; to fight the Fed
erals in Southern rivefs or other legiti-
mate act of warfare, they would subject
III aTTeSb dills ueG6Hti0u
Rtena9Fp, Noy. 26-R Rnmors from
the Valley state that the Yankees are
advancing towards Stanton by way
Of Allegahanpy Mountain, in Highland
county They number over four thou
sand. Their progress in that direction
is soon to be checked. M
RteHMoNp, Nov. 26--The Petersburg
Express Of this morning has late In tel.
ligence from Suffolk that the enemy is
being largely reinforced there. Re.
liable parties STATE they number thirty
three thousand at that point while gen
tlemen from Portsmsuth say they ntlm.
Der sixty thousand. Abolition officers
at Suffolk make no attempt to conceal
\ that their ultimate intention and de-
signs are to march upon Weldon and
seize the railroad and isolate Rich.
| mond from the south. The Express
says it would not be surprised ii tho
enemy were to march upon Petersburg
instad of Weldon. -.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
met at Petersburg yesterday and ex-
PEELED Rev. j. K. Littleton by vote Of
= 4b to 2o.tHaao alU .I/1Z
Vi ID,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
M ETING &.tsf
AT tho salin6 salt Works.

Atamce ting Of the Salt makers uf
Saline Halt Works, held on tho It'll,
day III Duce,nber ls62 tur the purpose
of taking rinto consideration the me-
ccssity Of supplying the hands With
salt, tngagediln placing distractions II
Red River to prevent The anticipated
inroad ut our enemies into the valley
Of Red Riyer:upoi, motion oE W. J..
Morrow ESQ. sal a i0
Mr. Cow -pr was called to tire chair
and G = Miller oppJihted secretary.
Upon taking the chhir, Nj. Ut,wser
explained the object OF the meeting In
few pertinent ana well timed re-
marks aud ut the conclusion, ihtroslue
Cd to the assemblcd Salt makers, Nf,
Tolin 81 Levy, Quarter Master Of the
Executive GOlhnitec 1T the Red River
Parishes, wh9 made an appeal to Tho
patriotism and liberalIty Of the persons
assembled. Hr stated that Ilt came
prepared 90 purchase il he could not
obtain it otherwise, but did not be-
lityr, he would be forced to that alter
native. kN .n s#
At the conclusion Of his appeal, the
salt makers responded clleehuIlJ to
the call with the exception oI u few
residing III the lorallty known as
little misuiy,n who refused to coIItri-
butel
Upon motionnf Mr. A. Sompayrac,
Resolved that all the salt makers pre-
sent pt absent who are disposed tn
conl.,hutr, he requested to give IN
thrii' names tu the secretary and state
tIln amount df salt, ctedl were willing
"a give to the gool work, should It
prove stttcnselnlt and upon tnrthrr
notinn Mr., ] ! Allrn was appointed
receiver 1T the solt donated and there
being .no more business before the
meeting, uper motion OF Col. Me
lntoah, it adjourned to meet when
called npon, .,,,..,,,,
di m w. II C0WSER. M
G.. B. MIbI.E0. ra Chairman.
Secretary .."A. "#t - .a
f 45at i asse TIA t4 la t,h
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

We publish with tnnc'' pleasufe tue
report Of The proceedings of the oalt
makers ut the Sabiht Works. Their
lbcrality is worhtly pf al praise
Nothing could ev Doc deeper patriot
isn. Far better than maity. The con
tribatipa ttey have iHalle forr miofiieey
ITSELF can hardly pfpcuroisthis iadia-
pensible article. g '@ .'t'
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CAMr BtaLasp, Ste Mary's Parish.
+ 41# Nov. 9th, ls62.r
18th La. Regiment.

The following members Of Company
[C1 18th La. aegt, syiz:
Sergt. A, p. SISSON.1ad
Priv. +. BROSSET, '9'a1lV
rr V. BOULET, p q %
d a i, B.. BENNETT.
IA CLARK
j" @ in NV. IS. DENYAR,
p. e'd' J.. B. GIBSON, a;
parolcd at the batte cof HTexana Road,
on Bayou Lafourciie, Oct tho 27th.,
1862, are hereby notified to- report
immediately to Col. r. E. Burke, at
Catnpt Pratt La, to- beyexchanged ;
il they fail to, appear, they will be con-
sidered and treated sas d"serters-
leG "a yt8h EMILE CL0UTIER,
" Capt. Commad. compaC. of the
2t. sF'9' % 18th La. Regt.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
NOTICE

The subscribers give notice, that
thew have at their Tan Yard, 8 miles
East of St Maurice,3-ao good snIply OF
leather which, they wiIhbarterfor raw
hides and will give one poandsof soel
leather for four pounds Of raw hides
tarld upper leather ia the he's same u propos.
stions6j al wal ari13aaoo o. tssidaa
Dec. T. JAMES btkTe d We.
! IT JA =
F = n
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
CLAIMS ! CLAIMS J,

Alllpersohs holding claimsSaga inst
the Government for mules or teams
presseds8into service, corn or other
produce delivered to officers, &c. said
hccounts to be settled at the Head
Auarters, Little Rock, Arks,2 will find
agood opportunity bythanding them
tone! .sHou 1uoq sTgHue ZHsY W ~
| xviii start soon for the above place.
a s5a.a6s LOUIS DUPLEX.
+ 81 ave. s5s.sy. ksP-ACs $ t:-&
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

Major D, Y. Murphy has jnst return
cd from st Martins and ST. Marys
parishes. He ays.eyery lthingfis quiet
at the Salt Works. wagons covering
the roads for their supply. as hereto,
fore II z5. xII Ga as.@ .ao|
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CORRECT LIST

of the hands sent from Natchitoches
Parish, for the forttitations on
A 3fH Rad River. 8 maa Elta
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Unnecessary to continent upon tht
abovelist !
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III together ~ busheIs.
All Papers friendly to the cause, please cop
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

NATTSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-THIS FAvORIT1
" is open for the reception OF guests
Visiters will find all times authorized agent at tn
Caskl steamboat landings and Cattskill saton Hudson
River Railroad assist vers provide conveyance, tak
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
WINES AND Liquors.

NOTICE Il DAVE This DAY APPOINTED w. q
~ Hvwel no w Houston street and 81 Beekman street.
city o. New horx soc agent for my pale Ale. All orders
sent 70 ns WIZ o promptly attended The public
cautioned against certain designing persons who havs
sureptousy Obtained my casks ana are nllng them Win
an ale o. Inferior quality and vending same a. my
lecture VIII guarantee none genuine purchased Of
RnlhApxIfhIA, April H. lee2 wM, g. BupMAN
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

TNIAMONDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED--
IOijiS ANRfCU 723 broadway, under New York IIo-
tel offers pay the highest cash price Tor Diamonds OLD
old Silver Persons having these articles ff sale wi
receive 20 per for than any other place. paid
city money without being compelled " afe other goods IN
exchange. J2s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

Ca.A YACHT, sLooP RfGGED, FOR SALEM CON.
- pets order lted and found the bes manner, about
30 cet lbne 10 ee Jeam with Large cabin fishing ack
&C., copete. VIII be sold cheap, by applying 10 LEW IL
ETRoBER, foot.of Warsp street, J>rssy v,y,
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOk CAPITALISTS OR PER-
IA sons desiring Country Residences.
The subsrber offers for sale his Country Residence
Gently surveyed and laid that be divided into
three distinct parces each having front and most
splendid building stes The properly consists of 800
fine, stylish old mansion lawn OF fourteen Of lofty
shade trees native and imported nnumerabe great
variety garden asesuy designed and stocked with fruits
and flowers; oubudings including farm house. yachman's
cottage, fronting fine harbor," ard bowling alley
The situation has for either private
Sound mile in extent two sides beted BY creek and inlet
side by the road the lands tracing the rivers
gently slope way that every building site commands
me views OF the sound and sarronnding country Two
fecty healthy, water exea and air invgorating Dis
the city l8 by New Haven Railroad; bus
reach the city from this place in less time than
from Harlem by the aVanue Persons desirous OF
the will do well give this advertisement their early
attention No OF equal size within hundred miles
Of New York combines the diversified advantages and regal
elegance Of this old residence every particular and all its
miles. When Chatsworth" y made station, in con-
temptation tdepot already bp the distance will be only
half mile Apply on the premises to co,,,v.
or 10 him nj the oGce Of g CaldwelL "a Pine street
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

nyO LET-FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, BACK BASE
ment and one large garrett Room, al 1874 Elm street
lent so month. Inquire OF B. FLACH l7S Centre
street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

Umpire CITY REGATTA CLUB.-MEMBERs WILL
~ meet thus evening at the Parrish House. Houston
between Crosby and Broaiway TO perfect 70
the annual Regatta. BY order Of