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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MAnkKT.
OPENING DAY or IN. nAnxrr.

MONDAY, June S.-Drovers are happy to-day:
the butchers are not. They say they cannot
stand the advance. Cattle brokers reply: ''You
must; there are not over 8, 100 head Of bullocks
on sale. and not over 200 more to come 10 to.
morrow, 80 you must pay our price to.dsy."-
And We say that price IL equivalent to half cent
Advance upon the quotations of our last report,
and that, too, upon cattle not averaging a good
quality. Nothing sells below eight cents . pound
net, and but very few ct that while there are
great many selling at nine cents, and, doabtless,
the butchers will find some of their purchases Of
extra good bullocks will cost 81 cents for every
pound Of meat, less the value Of the DIAL The
great bulk Of the stock will sell At s20o cents
apound, and the whole will average over q cts,
II the trade continues - good to the close % Il
opens to-day, and We think it will; for large
share Of the stock will be sold to-day, and good
many buyers will walt till to morrow in hopes Of
meeting easier terms. The quality Of the etock
in market to-day 10 rated good fair; the poorest
quality ID composed Of distil.ry fed Steers, most
" from Illinois. There are some very good iii.
neis Steers, but NO extra drovea Some lots Of
Kentucky Durhams win cell the highest, and one
or two droves are likely to average 90. per h.,
net The weather Is cool; it was enough 20
this morning TO make winter overcoat comfort.
able. THIS wss favorable to the Wholesale butch.
crs, % they we're In market early, and anxious
to buy, but generally unwilling 70 pay the I'd.
vance, and held back. The prospect 10 that they
will have to submit We shall DO disappointed
il this market doss not closs we'll, and prove on
the whole the best Of Ne slasop.
TAE cLoss o. fns nAaxyr
TussDAl, June l0.-Ws acknowledge our die
appointment, and report that Of everybody eli,
connected with the trade. There were 1. lO(
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oWnAA, ove6lA end Welc6 Dlhlss md fsAanents -
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Urea - Axmy Ds6sss Ussnneal.
McCEmxAHb HRApouAaSsasl
ssta VI g June IL. ~
nlchnend pspss II Moodsy contain IN &C
count Of skifmlsh near Hasfisoubufg, In whloh
Coll Ashley was killed. Il (. ~,
"a ~ voun6od in Hshel teeinenm. nskinr 4
sosal q SO. - 49,
= h veasAsf sGill cootinuss unfavoebls. Il has
rainsd sssfy osAss day TT the past two weeks
h watos IN ~ Ohieeahominy has not recsded
and The roads are In terrible condition. Is
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{ WAsn1uefos, June 1.-THE Psesidsnt hal
appointed Christopher b. Wilcott, Of Ohio, ~
eiseant Secretary Of War. 10 the place Of Thos
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URINARY OBJECT LESSONS

lW . 0a1seAsa eeasss ~ DsvelsDunt-a naapal isr
4eaaAsrs md Paseata WI Lseoos ~ u peop mn
lne e IL 1Aeulkles q eAn1fea. - d. 4. CaAhs
yaA1o Per ~ q COR0Ep.
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Curtain GOo1ls.

French Brocatee, Satin DeLanes. French Prinsd Las
ings, Reps, Cloth, Damsak and Morsens Hmbroldsfsl
Muslin Curtains In psis aud BY the yard Cornioss r.
wood, brass slt Gt Curtain Bands and Pins Censsr
Tassels, Loops, Drapery Cords, Gimp Bands Curtain
0mps, Snk Borderins Curtain Linens snd IN kinds Of
Trimmings necessary for Curtains, window Shades b
gold borders. Dry and Oh Painted Shades, white Boz
With Brays Patent Spring Fixtures, Balance Nsiurss
Putnam's and Chamberiins Pendulum yxturss Dra snA
Cords and Tassels. y. IT
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Mattings and Rugs.

Coeoe Mating for 0nees Churches, vestihuiss, 10
In all widths from one.haf 70 two yards vide; Cantoa
Straw Mating, both white and checked one one anda-
quarter and one and aha yards vide Mosaic, velvss
Brussels and Tufed Rugs, Cocoa Jute Manllla Drush,
Skeleton. Adelaide and Sheen Skin Nnts
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Prissse LsUe Geese FeseAss.s.
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such communication. THIS 10 entirely new to
the House.
Mr. BINGHAM. Ny colleague did not hear
distinctly. A said communication to take TO
the House, and say upon my responsibility that
the preamble to that resolution is true, and such
information has been communicated TO the Gov.
eminent. will Gay, that % Q matter of justice
to the Government, WOOD and myself, care.
fully guarded my words. 20 that the resolution
does not even, BY intent, accuse him Wood Of
anything It 10 simply resolution of enquiry
and nes of accusation. s
Mr.. WOOD. hope the resolution will be
adopted and = ccmmi.tee appointed to give me
an opportunity 70 defend myself. also desire
they have denied to 90 many others, viz: An
opportunity to be heard. 9 asa
kr..STEVENS, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill. which was ordered
to be printed, authorsing the issus of one hun
dred and Atty million Of Treasury notes, not
bearing interest, Of the denomination Of not less
than Eve dollars, 70 be receivable iD payment oi
all loans made TO the United States, and of oil
taxes, internal duties, e3cise debts, and demand
Of every kind due, excepting duties on imports
and interest, and of all claims and demand
against the United States, excepting for inter.
cot upon bonds, notes and certificates Of debt
Or deposit, also to be lawful money and legal
tender in payment Of oil debts, public and pri-
vate, excepting duties upon imports and inter
cot upon the public debt, &c.
The House then considered the Senate bill 70.
lsting 70 the employment Of convicts in the Die
srict Of Colombia Psnitontiary for thsir i'm.
provsment and benefit and motion 70 strike
out The section pending for the discharge Of col
diem and volunteers conaned In ths psnitsutia
~ under sentsnee Of eoasta martial and peohi
biting sueh lnpgisoopsuts IN future was diss
sgrsed -, - TO -. e..I..ls 81 80 sas :
The further consideration Of To bill was thss
POSTPONED until tomorrow. 81
On motion Of NJ. SHE1TltD the Judicias,
| Committee were distracted 70 report . bill pro
/ vidipg that courts martial shaM not hsrssfts
sentence 20 the pepitsntasy. o@ssrs ard msI
found guilty and also 70 disehargs ~ psisoasr
nov ksld BY virtue Of commitmsets snade b
sseh courts foe eGseees not infanoss b. con
nos law. Adlesu1sd. s.,.,,v. s. 1000
II u ~--aos. -
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Furnishing Goods.

Table Linens In patterns and BY the yard, Linen No
kins and Deyies, Msrseilles Quks Linen and Ootto,
shsetlngs Of al widths, Linen and Cotton Pillow Cs0S
Towels, Crash. Piano and Tatle Covers, embsoid~sl
printed and snbossed; Yurnure Chlnts, Together With
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

FACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LEr-i7x5O TWO
sorles hlglt with large Shells With without steam
Apower Amay on the premises Fif NTH street ce,n. o
FSecopd a,enac. n v UEO. STRATfDRO.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

NOR SAFE CtTEAP-TWO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
English basement Houses % and 90 East Twelfth street,
Fourth houses II by 5 lot l6 feet IN first
rate ndiion aud will be sold exchanged for larger
house above Fourteenth rect, between Fourth and sth
avenues The houses nortgtged sj5VJ each. Az
ply OF. LE0SIARD, S. PARK ulaee.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING PART OF A HOUSE
n pleasant location, to let at inside $780,
snail family wlll please address Jno. Y Cycr, III West
Twenty thi ird street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

DOARD-1S9 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.-THE
ID second noor suitable for family gentlemen and
their wives party of single gentlemen First class house;
all the modern llnprovements.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

A sPLENDIDLY FURNISHED FRONT PARLoR WITH
~ Piano. suitable for two gentlemen also Rooms
Gor gentleman and wife, suitable for housekeeping in
private family Apply at 9S Prince street.
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FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON TO ENGAGE IN
N business in Washington, IN a well established sutlcr
supply Store now doing good business have me con.
the right kind Of man this is an opportunity seldom met
with Will either cell out entirely or accept partner u
mutually satisfactory For particulars address NJ o. Herald
Office with real and address
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALEM ONE OF THE BEST
n locations for the business in the city; an OH stand
low rent nd good leas, This chance VIII be sold
cheap the IA going To California Apply AZ NIT
CHELL's Agency, " Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

L,OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT AT UACKENsACK NJ
j. twelve miles by railroad from Chambers street.
tanning four acres well shaded with ornamental trees
and shrubs fruits Of every description n abundance The
house Is cOmmodious, with wing attached Darn poultry
house and other outbuildngs new Terms easy Also for
sale 10 leone modern built House. with ornanen nta
and garden Also Cottage, with
fnomi,{ of kMti Ell NINN SON Co i2S Pearl si,cc,
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

A PARLOR AND BEDROOM MAY BE HAD AT MRS
~ Summers No. q West Twenty ninth street. just vacated
by gentleman leaving the city. Apply at the house ad
drts j. j. t. box 2G62 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LNOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN HOBOKEN
minutes walk from fcrry house built two years thec
story and basement first class water Sc lot 15xl0)
ee sold very low applied for Terms accommodate
Ing Apply III premises 24 Garden street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

AT 20 CLINTON PLACE-A FURNISHED FRONT
IA Room and Bedroom the second loor to et with or
without Beard very reasonable charge Hot and cold
water and gas.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

d ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SIN
II Gle gentlemen obtain neatly furnished front Room
and Bedroom the third floor, with Bcard also single
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

INOR SALE OR TO LET-THE TWO STORY AND AT
tic House. and lease of lot, IS Henry street. built by
days work has AL the modern and is IN good
26x0O the house has extension three stories in height
Can be between 10 and IL A. NJ and during the
Ing Apply at "a South street.
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FINANCIAL.

A RTISANS BANK.
n Notice hereby given the undersigned has
appointed by the Supreme Court receiver Of all the estate
funds property and effects of the Artians Bank OF the
city OF New York
All persons indebted TO said bank required to render
account Of and pay the to the undersigned. All
having in their any property or effects Of
signed, and all creditors said bank required to de-
liver of their demands the undersigned by the
LIST day Of May next; and all persons holding any
contract of said bank required present the In
OF May
notices and accounts presented and pay
ments made to ing once No. 1G7 oadway in the city
of New York. II. c. TANNER.
Recek o. Of the Artisans Bank, N. T.
Dated Feb. l9, 1852
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

SUITE OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR BATH, &C
"A TO let furnished, to gentleman separate or togethsr
anre the premises 763 Broadway between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

O OARD wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
I'D private family where there few other board
pl. asant unfurnshed room location below Beecker
treet. Amy family willing furnish comfortable home at
moderate ratc will address, stating full particulars
alton, and accommodations M F. d. 1854 Post
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

Iyoa SALE CHEAP-A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE
II Harlem Railroad, thirty miles from the city. TIouse
large an In good orders about Of land
laid out and fruit and shade trees IN abundancc suitable
for eenilemnn's residence summer boarding house.
AIldy 20 s. J.. POST, Jr, G5 Wall street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LNOR SALE-TwO UNFINISHED FIRST CLASS
H brown stone medium size Houses, Madison avenue;
desirable location. Inquire of W. H. ROSS,
7Ol Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

TyOR SALE OR TO LET-A DOUBLE CUPOLA HOUSE
filled In with brick, miles from the city by rlem
steam cars very little money wanted. Apply at No. Cham
hara aairo
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

PRINCE STREET.-ST CLAIR HOUSE-ELE.
gantly furnished Rooms with bedrooms attached.
bin the convenicnces for housekeeping complete in
l. gas and Croton water 10 let to respectable families
| e gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING FURNISHED
Apartments for Immediate occupancy. Tho lowest
n the CITY, consider 'ig the convenience Of ECONOMY in
.ceping Bestbcdding and furniture, With range cook
nslls aud llncn complete gas and Cr
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

\ OARD wANTED.-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN RE
ID quires comfortable well furnished room, with Board
The ncghborhood Of T~enythird street preferred. Ad
dress, with requisite particulars. j. H. c., Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

bargains; Lots and Harlem Propsry. Farms and Coun-
try Seats &c erchangcd tencneh House West For.
tyrst street, low and little money will trade
something and money Those wishing As above will do
well TO call nj the old place, T5 Ninth avenue.
J. e. HATCH, Auctoucer.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

A SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
N three Rooms with Board, unfurnlshed, either
together small private family and pleasant
location, Ill street, Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

R'DOARD wANTED-IN THE COUNTRY FROM MAY
I'D to October !, the Sound where Their. is good
within or TX hours ride Of Newyork by steam
wire child ana nurse; and for
qnred Address, with particulars j. r. U box 1871 New
20 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ID ROARD.--ROOMs WITH OR WITHOUT PARTIAL
- Board, wantcd by gentleman; mus be Broad
way, and higher up than Seynteenth Address
IA III. Manan Herald o1lce
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
FOR SALE.

Eok sAIE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND LEASE OF
ahne Grocery store of the beet business streets
q BrooSiyn iocaton every way desirable; low
doing good cash business. VIII be sold cash.
Reason for sciag the proprietor leaving country For
par iculars apply al 22 Hicks street South Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ITO ALL WANTING FARMS-NEw SETTLEMENT OF
i Vincland thirty miles from Philadelphia by raiiroad.-
Good loHn SOIL highly productive for wheat corn grass
farming is profitable especially these times and where good
business openings be found Large numbers are set
Ting Society good Farms from SIS TO $50 per oly
village Eve and ten acre lots for sale Four Yers time
Report of Solon Robinson agricultural er Il the
Tribune who visited the place. together with the Vine
land al giving full description, will be furnished Address
Chas X L,nds vincland Post Office, Cumberland county.
New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR EyCHANGE-A COUNTRY RESI-
ace Wesieh ester county, IN the i'll -e ei a.naro
ne L.o hnules walk frori tAe depot Coaains
acres Las large house complete order beautiful lawn
Vel shaded excellent rden, with great variety Of small
iruis ontbuidns in good order, together vita stock and
Tools WIN ey hange good tenant property. Apply 10
join w. MCGUIRE, PSI Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

Jersey CITY DOCK PROPERTY AND CEMENT
o s Tor s
Land, fronting on Hudson street from Bay TO Iarsmu:
street, with S feet of bulkhead and water right In front
same and all the Machinery, Engines, Boilers, Mills and
Hoi.ng Gear said propery also their Cement Quarry
New York with Quarry Tools, Cars Rsi!road Slip and
Even, 290 feet For further PARTICULARS inquire at
the once OF the Hudson River Cement Company Jersey
Citv
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

RRooKLYN, f. D.-FoR SALE, AT WAR IRIcEs,
ALSO the three story brick Dwelling known he Phiadel
phin built house, 63 South Tenth street. desirable resi-
tain Bedford avenue Ten will 6e given pay in In
ware For further particulars inquire of JOHN @. WEST
No Liberty place New YORK; near Maiden lane at his
10 A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. N.B-No bill ON the house The
Dwelling not sold by April will be let reasonably
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

fIlOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID with Room and Bedroom joining unfurnished pri.
atc family preferred Address w. box 2.57 Post odice
hating terms, location. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

TOR sALE-cHEAP FOR CASH, ONE OF THE BEST
Barrooms down town Apply ON the premises, Ill vii
lam street, corner Of John.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
oHas
BOARDING AVID LODGING.

PARTY OF BINGLE GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN
a handsome front Room, with small room adJoalng n
Mn be lei together separate; the house Is hrst ca a
private family Dinner ut o'c.ock Apply al zS' vest
Twenty Second street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

4 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED IN
n u private family, with pleasant Rooms, on second or
third story with without partial Board at No. Albion
place Fourth street, second avenue
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED on
n reasonable terms at ia West Fourteenth street Din
at sA clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

N'OR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED BREAD AND CAKE
Bakery in consequence of the death OF the pro- rieor
Futures, Horse and Wagon sitl atcd at 33l BIO street
ne
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

10 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FOR THREE OR
hour Young gentle men; also for n gentleman and
with first class Board may be had In Clinton rlacc
side between Fifth and sixth avenues; house has ali
lodcrn improvements Dinner at G. No change lst of
Address, with reference, 9. d. O., box $50 Pest
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LIoR sALE--A FARM. OF $50 ACRES. FOUR MILES
from Baltimore, within mile OF two railroad
tons; good buildings, choice land and good timber. The
having two sons In the United States service who
managed the farm desires TO sell at low price. For
further particulars address A. v. r. X Baltimore Post Of.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

.ANTED-BoARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
! In good house, not below Fourth street. Price Sl2
Address a., box 1863 Post Office, N. W stating par.
rs, including the number OF boarders.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LIOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET-THE HOUSE
and lot No A West Twenty eighth street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues: good location Terms low. Inquire of
the the premises. Possession be had imme
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

EoR SALE-FRENCH PEAR AND CHERRY SEED.
Ings first class now a, also cement for cold graft
ing Orders received for Trees Plnts Seeds the
principal American and European nurseries :,
G. RAOUX, rs Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LNOR SALEM BROOKLYN, THE THREE STORY
Brick Store No. Ia Fatbush avenue, Fulton
Price $3.50 II sold Immediately. Apply to JOHN J. STUD.
WELL, No. Court street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

EOR sALE-FoUR BROWN STONE FRONT FOUR
H story Houses Lexington avenue, Murray II.
These houses were built by days work. rcpice complete
every rartcuar will b. finished and possession given by
the first OF April Will he sold at great sacrifice
exchanged for good properly in the SEVENTH Tenth or Thr
ccnth ward Also other first class Houses for sale 10 let
For fs,ssr Particulars inquire OF r. ID. BALDWIN Of
CHARLk5 FOX, ~ and ~ Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

|ARLEM.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
Board, n gcnccl private family In Harlem. Address
hr~c days, A. G. A., Harlem Post oncc. References ex-
bCcd .s
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

I OARD wANTED-FoR LADY OF FIRST CLASS
ID social association; to per week. Su
peror lessons in the French italian, German and Spanish
and literature given in part payment II desired
References exchanged Address Miss e. of Mr.. Ed
ward .chaux, 700 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

JNOR SALE OR TO LET-A WELL BUILT HOUSE
II with Lot No. ~ East Thireth street, Madison
He
OF Grand street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

DENTAL PRACTICE AND RESIDENCE FOR SALE
- Twenty miles from New York location healthy; house
twenty years and Price $4,000 and less Ad-
dress Jas. b. Rutledge, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Two COTTAGE HOUSES
with about quarter OF or land each, In III
beautiful village Of Albion, the county OF Orleans
~. Mer handse will be taken for the whole part pa
ment Apply to III. A. lARRING ON At Albion. addes
o. Doningion, Hudson City. New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

|sNTLEMEN WISHING PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
good Boa rd convenient TO their business may appl,
large modern house No 80 White street. door cast
|adway; terms reasonable; references required.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

T'O LET-IN BROOKLYN A THREE STORY SUB
c..af anu brown stoEe basement House, In perfect or
de with water and fixtures and ready for immediate
occupancy Situated IN Huntington between Court and
Gih'on souA BrHoAyn with each side and within
nNe minutes walk OF Haniltoa Terry. Tn
vnaht rent JCo PER annin. Apply TO JOHN j. HILL Luz
BIOau street. UP stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

LNOR SALE-TIIREE HOUSES AND THIRTY LOTS ON
bcdford and Lafayette avenues, Brooklyn Also large
aBd elegant Country Seat in westcheer county, hour
by railroad from New York; which there fine mansion
house, SIX nice cottages, frs. rate and grist mill a
splendid Like aud water fall also hot and cold graperes
green house. &C. Ice houses led ouhouses barns and
age house. all in good order abundance Of every
description The above property will be sold at much less
than its real value for cash. part cash and balance
BRIDE, l78 Washington Street. '
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

board for the lady. Family private. Rooms each
gas good closets, &C. Inquire at No. LudoS pace.
NJ Houston sr,et.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

kNTED-B BOARD, IN NEW YORK, BROOkLfN OR
Iobokcn, for three gentlemen, who IL suited, would
ornament; one large and one small room. No objcc-
10 gcn,cel boarding house Address, for two days,
kcs j. Dunno, Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

fllOARD wANTED-IN BROOKLYN, BY A GENTLE.
man. wife, two children (girls. aged 10 and l6
house well ecate containing II rooms with al
water closet stationary tubs with registers
bird oor bells speaking ubcs, &c; good yard, With fruit
und 1owerS Boarding house keepers need not answer
ddess X Y. H. Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO FIND PERMANENT
n for his niece, in strictly private family, where
she the comforts Of home The best of refe
given and required Address NJ Post Office, N l.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ToR SALE OR TO LET-THE OCEANIC BUILDINGS
at Coney Island For particulars inquire OF address
Richard n. Bennett, Fort Hamilton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

DARIS-vISITERS TO PARIS WILL SAVE TROUBLE
i and expense by applying TO JOHN ARTHUR : CO.,
Agents British and American Embassies, Bank and
Fxchany Offices House. Estate and General Agents and
Wine Merchants 10 rue Casiigonc successor TO his sther
Great cashed ut the highest premium without COM
thus avoiding the Of circular notes or
letters credit. Furniture, Bronzcs Works OF Art, &C.,
purchase commission. Foreign Wines. In casks -
bottles.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

L,ARM wANTED.-IF ANY PERSON HAVING
farm Of rs to 100 with small house barn. &C.,
within rs miles New York. they for 500 cash. and
the bann:c mortgage for i've years. address D. d.
Herald 0ice. Price within S2,5OD.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

L'OR SALEM GOOD LOCATION IN THE NINE
teenih ward, Billiard Saloon and Restaura having
an established business. Inquire of CORNELIUS FAR
LEY corner of Forty second street and Eighth avenue.