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The New York herald., 1862-03-07
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
albany. March G, 1sG2.

albany. March G. 1SG2.
ur. TosGEa intsoiGecd q bill 10 promote tho public
peace on Sunday ItproLibs tho SAFE Of anything on
sunday except milk and FISH, and these before nine
o'c, ck in the morning. makes tho violation Of the law
msdrmesnor, punishable with a llc Of SEQ for each
offence.
Mr. CorynI introduced bill TO Incorporate the Grand
street end Hobken fcry Rain, al. The oorporators
Stephen BogaTt, James l.. Bc-ren, Wm. X. xcld Nicho
las Brandt Frederick Groote, VIM. c. Porter, Henry r.
West, James ca.lshau, WIN. Thcrn Mcscs Curry acd
John J.. .acron Tic track s 10 he la from tho East
river at Grad i.ott or Jvion avenue and Il to run
iliro eh Grand Crosby, Dsoone, Clarke Spring, west
watts sullivan Grand and Canal streets to the Hobo4cn
ferry. III, f.,re Is lin lied TO three cents.
pstton was presented prohibiting amendment Of the
copsitathr.
The bin to provide means for the payment Of the
awards rcs ans taken for the canal ells cement
ported fnvorsbly.
Ne iaJys reported FOR the consideration OF the Senate
,ic bill 10 appropriate ten thousand dollars TO the Troy
The ui Ia grant ten thousand dollars to tho Peoples
Cocro amended ~ 20 take the money Of the
Couel q, rrnd, aud ordered 10 a third reading.
Mr.. foicxa iutrcdDccd bill 10 compel all the prsons
or tha State ~ keep United states prise, crs.
AIR CoSSofir introduced bin 70 amend the law re-
lsting 20 l. enors' aud administrators' fees.
Tho rcniiu,r o.! the scsfion taken up In conside-
ration Of biiis IN Committee Of the Who's
Recess.
EvERISG SESSION.
The S9rato met at occcg.
Mr. B,iisY, by consent reported favorsbly the bill to
require tho admission Of United states prisoners In state
and county PRISONS.
The b,.I 10 provide Cor tho more speedy payment or
soicrs now in the scrsc, OF the United States,
the state was ordered TO third reading aIso the bill
10 appropriate 10000 to the Commissary department
aud sccfe.s cf arscnais.
Tho Lin TO prevent traffic in sw milk considered
ia Committee OF tho Whole and debated. The Assembly
bill was substituted for the Senate bill.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

THE NASHVILLE AND THE CLeCKADE.--Tbe cir
cumstaacc of the Nashville having run along
aide of our biockadng vessel off Peaufort,
North Carolina, and passedher without exciting
suspicion, merely because she had the Union
flag flying. suggests the necessity of the Navy
department organizing system Of signals by
(which the vessels Of the blockading squadron
,and federal cruisers may distinguish friends
from foes The code of signals thus established
ought to be kept as secret as possible, and ex-
changed in every case where the slightest doubt
exists. Any vessel not responding to the signal
of federal ship would thus be detected and
ATeated accordingly, and such a ruse as that
adopted by the commander of the Nashville
you'd be useless. It may seem like locking
the stable door after the horse is stolen to speak
rof precautions now; but az cases similar to that
go which we refer may occur In TIE Culture, il Is
mot yet too late to profit by our experience
That tho officer in command off Beaufort, how
tsvcr, should not have had his suspicious aroused
by the appearance Of the strange vessel argues
little for his vigilance.
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ARREST OF UNION MEN IN nrCHMoND.

ffroIn the Richmond Tx miner March 81
On Saturday night Ca ptaiI Goo in, by order or tho
Ioyerhmcn, proc ecicd Will PARTY OF select men the
farm Of JShn Miaor Eotts aud took him aud oil his ia
lers and private correspondence N custody Leaving
officer charge OF the papers and hpuse o Bolts Captain
Goodwin brought bm prisoner TO this city, and oged
him IL Mcrapiels negro nil situated in B!nnkinships
ri.cy, sumo lfty ylr,'s north VI Frsuklin street.
Captain Goodwin blan sent 10 the farms OF Valentine
Isckler gnd Frann scalns, and took both these well
Lnoa Union aud all of their papers aud letters,
and brought LiIcin to his city.
ntts' ard Ieckler's letters and papers have yet
hcon examined s.crrns' irttois have undergone onya
cnrso,y ana parts ysfnstiOn and, far nothing of
intcrcs, has been und nmoig them, except several let
ters from his fli,rd cctts bcrgi,.g iur money.
We are niaer sae ,nsSun o. ,nas as ye. no govern
would convict tts oi treason. But he Is known to DO
tho gnized leader cf al the osaec;oda all the low
Germans The rel republican, Carl schrz school and OF
the VIC remnant Of the Union party.
Against scorns and locsicrs loyalty The government
has been for month in tho possession Of to mo
elusive evdencc and II fools ccan ent Of It's ability TO
prove that both O. these men have been loud n their do
ncrc,ions os what they havS been pleased TO term the
rebuliun, aud have, Ger aud over again. cYr0F sed
their willingness 10 lice their entire property TO
the dominion in u south Of te United States g.
1to man wartiwol another party arrested has SINCE
the bcgnlng Of tho war, q ga known TO every oiizcn
o bla amt and defiant Union an.
Miller who has also bee p "a II iai' y tue chief or
high priest OF the secret red crman republican
societies Of iichmond, or whose members IL cNI hc
ur cd have since the rtrcrse Of army ut Fort Done
acn boas,cd that lhcy had ,i sandf Of ar;s and eb
dance Of ammunition conceacd In the city, ard Tia the
rncn were enrolled who would uso them OF tie IS, a2
preach Of The Yankee army
An lrishman named Jhr N. Higgins has also bsan ar
rest d Aad put In the sae PRISON. ig-ins Is connec-
tom &C Colonel Cos Cotsn OF thu Yankee array Two Of
l,qus a,uis married two OF (orcoran's urcs let
tor ron CorcUra TO grina all snE tDe nitar 10 ent
HE wife ard family North, ard containing assurances
that he (Ccrcorap) wou.d Nayo them safely ccnytycl
ndcr nsg &C truce has recently lscn INTERCEPTED hy oar
government Vie her our gov vcrninent has any evt.
encc ol Higgins intention TO follow Coreoan's counsel
has ret tranepircd
Il i said that slearns, tho whiskey man approach
ng the prison. surveyed Il with most con,emptuous
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
THigTY-sEyENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.


- Senate.
~ wAsHss1os, March 0. 1852.
eao.,.s... :. ~ :. vcM.
~, - ted petition In
Mr.. HARRIS, (ep.) of " ". prcse, -, .o- ~
favor Of corfcrrins ths rant OF siajor Gene.
John L. Wool
ExAycpAuoN oy SLAVES.
Mr. HARRIS also presented petition In favor OF chs
sinaneii PATTON OF the slaves.
Messrs HARLAN, (rep) Of Iowa, and CoLlkMEK (rep)
OF w. also presented petitions in favor Of smancpsting
the slaves
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
MT. FI*sESpES, (rep.) OF Me, from tho Committee
Finance, reported back the Post Olce Appropriation BILL
without amendment
THE POSTAL MONEY cRprR RlIL.
Mr. CoIIAmEE from the Post Office Committee reported
back the Postal Money Order bill.
THANKS TO FLAG OFFICER Go;DsnoRcucu AND un oylogns
sskMrH.
Mr.. HALE, (rep.) OF NJ H., from the Naval Committee
reported joint resolution, rendering thanks Of Con-
gross TO CON- Gods5orough his officers and seanen for
their gallant conduct at Roanoke Island. Adopted.
TiiE PAY or coHcRF-saES.
On motion OF Mr. SBEgnAS, (rep) or Ohio, the bill IN
relation to the pay Of members OF Congress taken
up
An amendment adopted making the mileage Of
mcnb rs ,enty cen IS mile.
The bill as reported allowed ton cents milo.
After some discussion, at QUO O'clock the Senate went
into an executive session.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN STATE TAxAT1oN--A
sbil has been reported from the Finance Com
smittcc of the Assembly which. if adopted will
make the most radical changes in the mode of
taxation in this State. II makes all lands and
personal property of the State liable to taxa
Lion unless specifically exempted, and it rem
ders liable to assessment the same as others.
all persons and associations doing business in
'this State. but residing elsewhere. This is a
'highly important change, and the principle
'of it ought to be applied to the city of New
TcSx,- by compelling merchants and others
who make their money in this city to contri-
butte to the expense Of protecting, cleansing
and lighting it, no matter whether they reside
here or not. Heretofore non nresidents doing
business in New York have been exempt from
taxation, which was great injustice to residents.
Dut the necessity Of a comprehensive measure
of federal taxation has suggested reform in
She taxa ton Of the State; Ind Ecnceiorth every
non resident who does business in the State of
New York will be compelled to pay bis fair
proportion Of the public expenditure; and it is
sso lie hoped that the same principle will be in
:troduced into the city charter, so that those
who have hitherto resided in New Jerscy,
Hobokcn, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and various
eSther localities in and out of the State, while
yhey have made fortunes in New York, Will
have to contribute to the maintenance of the
city government
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
NEW YORK. HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH Z, 1862

esssion and remarked ,"If yon going 10 imrrison
al tie Unon men you viii have provide nCcb larger
jail than this" Mr.. Staarhs viii, we think be not
ltue mistaken IN Lis calculations
viii b. recoiiected that, thursday last. John Gold
and Elias fa1lding were arrAlned for hayg na09 use
" nns, age and tnat IL apre On Bgesli-
sas'on G Ina. uca HAD proclaimed hin,s. Union man,
% a a.anouncea ilat tho Stars and s'i os sli so IA
Ms'e IRON .ne Top OF our Capitol, ai E9s rAuld-
~; aisA',u ouus announcement Hiln ai Il. lalic
NJ So We stated in our last paper hat tie Mayor
u .aiei ooth parties over to the Conf derto autno-
illes. in tbs we are mistaken Tho Mayor lad merely
'ohn'ea tnen for further examination, and they were
atc"Slg brought into court on Saturday AMI again
cc,uL tied til this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
Assembly.

ALBANY, March o. 1902.
Mr.. ALvoEp explained important error in tho Tax
BILL reported, In section q. Tho mo,hod OF ascertain.
ing tho value Of real and persons, property should be
the price for which ouch property would be sold at
forced sale at auction. The wcrd "noti omitted
II should read, emo, at the price," &C.
large number OF rcmons,rances were presented by
Mr MADDOX and Others from ths New York Fire Depart
ent aarsi the alteration Of the regulate build-
iuCr
The bill TO au,crd tie net % create Bard Of Comrs.
sioners Of Appeals for Ito New York ro department.
came from tho S,natc.
On motion OF Nr. CALLAHAN tho bin was rcgogrcd to
conimitlt cf i've Now Yorl, d"lcs,tcs.
Tic SyEAKEa appointed McsS.s. Callahan, Mcleod,
0ivaGy Ward and Brush
EYlvfNG SESSION.
TIC Assembly met az even y clock.
MI NlfEn. b. consent I'M rolrccd concurrent resolu
ton iIStr cling tH Senator'S, t3ucsng the rcpfc
scntvcs IN Congress to oppose the ressaso Of the Tax
Bill before Cchsics submit the proposition at thp dif
fcreut States he v. led thc al Ortigncit OF ts pab-
H. dCbt % be coet ted IN their way, through their
cwn clannels Laid over.
Tho sniual Appropriation bill was taken NJ and de-
Lat.d atfergth. prcarcsg reported.
The bill provide sT0edy pay mont OF tho sol
dicrs inusec MO the service q thc United states who
rre IN VI. state ,s ordered ~ third reading Also
| The bill 10 amend tho ,rookiy Vomn School act.
Tho bill 10 provide for cl ing tho canal cement
! and reduce he uumbe' Of engineers, bad progress
1 Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

THE INCONSISTENCY OF TIE ABOLITION Jour-
NAIs.-Two of the abolition journals of this
cty-thc World and the Post are shocked at
the idea Of Mr.. Sumner attempting to subvcri
Che foundations Of our republic by overthrow
ang loca' sclfgovcrnment in some OF tie States.
and substituting territorial governments ap-
pointed by lhe central power at Washington
They denornce the scheme as unconstitutional
ead revolutionary: and yet both journals are in
Gavor of the emancipation OF the negroes by
proclamation in all the slave States. Is NO.
this equally unconstitutional and revolutionary
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

III, steamer Cambridge was sunk OH the gid G, near
Grand Glaizc Fc..y two l,ses were lost.
Tiis machinery fsom tho various workshops in Nah
vile vas removed tho evacuation OF that place. to
Chattanooga.
The people Of tho soaib are warmly urging and de-
nllndpg JcI. Ia, is 10 take the iicld.
A bitter contest is gong al Memphis, to whether
tho had batter be burned the approach Of the
fed raj troops.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
TOO LATE FCR CLAssITICl

v,HE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY Oy MOZART HALL
met Thursday cvenin; az bli biuad""s' ah' """h'
monsy adopted the following resolutions :. 49,.
Whereas, The isnacai aboLon.ss wac hase pu. ~, lis LIS
country m iyi war BY their success noN ufow
IN dl'cnse and out openly for dl.soluuno oi va.
by thcenanc pton OF thcs sni
a. dissuuion sovcisn'ics and ~ e goyetnncns
-, rr~es Inck republican party seek - ssvr
% % ,h,r scs.son mi disunlo designs Ivy pubic
49, ~ 10 hcd MS nyrun- NJ the Cooper In ttute; and
hcrrss The people 0 New io'@ "'c "fPos"u " s"" p9,F
pea thCrCiolc ...,,.. or .., fr.,u ..n, ... A., -
~ Nv N thc purpose of considering the ryo-
~ 4, o holding pubic meeting Of the peop4c OF this cy,
= .s fheg scnmULts on N sc cuet icn and In thciv
,nnii suc. meeting should be held, thry hcre.y
hTr I'D IA make thc nfcsstry thercfur
,sr a,r ~ ,hc Mozart Hall General Committee.
g,sycd the OF the National Democracy of Nov
yok the Republicans OF tht city and state
10 Inc covcrnuert and the constitution and he
strong hand Of President Lincoln IS laid upon the Stcr Toe
an erreA.
The Chair appointed the following Committee of Arrange
uer,s.--Jas litygtrld. A. W, Lockwood. Jn0. Mtnuc
Pa,k Clow Michael Madgan, Michael risscrad tGnos NC
Mahon AcCoo Mathew Fulum amcs Dorning. Fctes
McKnlchl WIN IL. Th,rnc Thos. ~ Ferris Thos vsssin
ueorgc Y. Genct wm. He.nan, Philip oessWS yno =.
lIackc Daniel Gaascr Keeraa porknA Peler H. Jscks0s
Deu iamsu Z. FAIrchtld
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Particularly Of the Capture Of the Rebel
Steamer Magnolia with Eleven
Hundred bcles Of Cotton.
DESPERATION OF THE CREW on TIE PRIZE.
A Fleet OF Oyster Boats and Their
Crews Captured.
2risCners' Statement Regarding Af.
fairs sc New Orleans,
BosroN, March 9, 1862.

BOSTON, March Q, 1862
The gunboat Saxon, from Ship Island February %, ar
rived here this morning. Captain Snow reports seeing
vessel Supposed TO be the gunaat Kcnsington, which
towod ont the ship fthe-linc Vermont Sunday last
at threo O'Clock. oil Cape I.atteras
The health of the regiments Ship Island was good.
The weltlsr very hot, the Thermometer standing
at ninety eve degrees in the shade.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thc Best in the
world; ha arfness reliable and nsananeous Sold and ap
Pile at BATCIlELOkS Wig Factory, l6 Bond s;erot.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Pure TobaccO.-Hcsl0w Eank -o5ac.
cooodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
purtirs, for sale by all tobacco and dealers. AMI
Wholesale by T. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2Dy Water street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Eusbton's Walnut Candy--A whole
some cnlecton. $50 broadway and 10 Asor House. Donl
bu! any without the ta,i isup-on It.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Bniinoral Boots, with Anlxicts, are the
prctc Thin. that ladies' For ale at MILLERs
Canal
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

rJslrs uasr Dye. 80 cts, Dlr c1< or Isrovyn.
Inaibic Ongcn for the hair. ptpo No. Barclay street,
and al ali druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Anlslcts, for Ladies nnd Childrcn: Bal-
moral Boots OF tho best quality, ut CANTRELLS. SIS
EluadMaY.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Commodore Eutt, the New Play n nd all
the other Novelties OF the Museum drawn crowds
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Al Miller d Co.'s, No. 3S7 Canal street.
Ladies', Ng.e' and chisrcns Balmornis Bron and Cat
Boots, all styles and prces. tzocave Anklcts)
MILLER co, S3i Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Trusscs.--Isc a. inmin's Truss, No. Bar
cay street. IS the best in the world for curing rupture.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

UiiI, Infmitabic Hair Cuttcr--UInir Dye
50 cents black brown. Depot No Barclay street. aud
sold by all druss siss
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Soldiers, .Attcnttcn'-Prepsre for the
ccres Civrs aud Wounds are qcfkly healel uy
OLLO ',y'S Outmcat and fils
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvativc md
Wis the best Ia the word, Wholesale and reta aud the
oyc privately applied ~ No o Asor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

w. winut's Indian Lin imcnt 10 n Sure
cur oI ~ unaan, Neuralgia, Sore Throat Spraina
Depol, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

The Anhlct.-The Ladies will 0nd this
device be of the service and comforts but
beauty alone sufficient nd hon. No lady should
IN the al this without pair For sale
atJEfEERS', Js3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
INedaInn CnI.la nm,

Wedding Cards md Note Papers, Great
iuaurn,c nts styles and low prces at JAMES EVER
DELIS old sablishmcL 500 Broadway, Of d
srre
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Trusscs.--hInrsla ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trussce Shoulder nrcra aud r Walsworhs Uterine Ele
ya;oa superior article. No Nesy street, Astor House.
OBI 0site the church.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Glorious Triun ph.--nfrs. ~. A. Allen IL
daily receiving testimonials to the wonderful virtues OF
her Worlds liar Resorer and Hair Dressing They nave
no equals and guarantee with every bottle. Depot,
lgS Greenwich street, near Futon.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

pr,, - Cnshed in All LegaIixed Lotteries.
am..lnh ,, on - New York. " -
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

lAMP CONSTITUTION,
SUP ISLAND, Miss, FEB %, lSc2. !
Celebration Of Washing tons Birthdap-Etc'ency Of The
r. oors-nsceF.on OF the NeHs of Ms Unioa Titorie--
Arrival Of Mails and Paynsasers-iforeneas Of Ncoal
Vess 1.-The Niagara Gong 10 Neo Iork-Capture Of
the ReLe .steonsr Mdsnelic and Actd Oyste Fic de-
Tho United States steam transport Saxon, from Boston
the 9Th inst, arrived here yesterday mornings with
sixty thousand ratons for TIC New England division and
os sic leaves for Boston this afternoon seize tho oppor
trnity to send letter by her.
Yesterday Brigadicr General Phelps issued the follow
ing ORDER
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Royal Havana Lottery.--sec CniefaI
TAYLOR & co.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

Mr.. FIDDLE, (opp.) OF u. in iha OF his sccch
sad tic c,ave cond net be made soldier riac arms
la his hands AMI he s rendered an assassin Tho en-
p.oymort or the blacks against thoss hostility 10 our
COVE ninen would drive tho Union of tho -orh into
the Of enemy. He trusted I, soldiers valor
and their cafcrs' skill, and not TO the aid OF armed
ba ks The latter would lead 70 protracted devastat
ing war; and be athocnt the sentiment OF the white
race
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

A LII ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS SHOULD BE SEN
"A at half I:c by iia:niers Express ~ broadway Tn
send daily to all points occupied by our army.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

OMciai Drawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
n. ksSTucgr-Exr.A CLASS 57-March G. 1862
~, A, 10, 6, 49,. u, 49, 81, rs, 67, AZ, 80.
. - DELAwARE-CGAss l66-Aarch g. 1852
a.. ~, AZ, 49, rs, z. 81, !, 6e, 0, SO, 67, Gi.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, or Coyinslon Eontusfy
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MATRTMoNIAL.'

A YOUNG BACHELOR In TIE ARMY RRArrzrxa
"A the wapt Of the blessings Of home wishes 10 forr
the acquaintance or young lady, with 10 ma
tmony after the suppression Of the rebellion Qne between
she Of ~ and 70 years fair appearance liberal
education and good family wishing W
with such view viii meet wnh prompt and honorabs atsn
tcn, with particulars &c Address Captain Monroe Twen.
~ third regiment New York yolun eers Washin gtop
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS OR PER-
IA sons desiring Country Residences.
The subscriber Country Residence,
Gently surveyed and laid out that can be divided INTO
three distinct parcels each having front And most
splendid building sites The pro- ery OF $40
hne, stylish old mansion IN lawn of lofty
shade trees, native and impo aud great
variety Garden tasenliy des ne and stocked with fruits
aad uowers; dngs including house, hns
cottage, fronting on hne harbOrn and q b0wns als.
The situation has uneinaiel for either private
residence for speculation having bold shore The
Sound mile in extent two sides beited by inlet
side BY the main road; the lands tracing rivers
gently slope either that building commands
hne views Of the Sound and surrounding country Two
thirds of have water fronts. The place
ectly healthy water excellent and air invgoratng Dis
from the Is miles by New Haven Rairoad bust
reach the city from this place In less time than
from Harlem by the avenue cars Persons DESTROYS Of
avoiding city the dangers and deientons in crossing
the rivers will do we'll TO give this advertisement their early
attention No of equal size within hundred niles
oil New York comb the diversified advantages and reeat
elegance OF this old in particular and all
appointments The distance to railroad stations sc
miles. When "Chasworth" Is made station now IN Goa
temptation depot already built the distance win be only
E. x. COLLINS.
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A WEALTHY BACHELOR OF IT SUMMERS, CALLED
II Fery good looking wishes 70 make the acquaintance
charming little woman, either maiden or widow, with
view ~ matm1ny Responses TO this application
ced from those only who occupy good social position.
for sdsfess IN confidence Gusafus Dor Es
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AMERICAN GENTLkMAN, THIRTY YEAKs OF
n sgr wishes 10 form the acquaintance OF Amerl-
can lady an orphan rresrrsdl not less than IS
than "a sol with view to matfimony. Sue
be Of the highest epectabiy progressing and eentee in
APPEARANCE good eaucaoB sccnstoncd good society
and OF loving disposition Any lady answering the above
40 with the htos connden as 81 com nnIcstions
HI be strictly confidential, and letters
Qneslsd for this Just what u says. nothing
nothing less Address fos three lays diving resi-
al where he (none ehcrs viii be gs4se Agl-k.
erbocker, bcx Jcz eIsId eiLce.
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A PERSON OWNING A LARGE QUANTITY OF
IN lands in the oil region of Western Virginia. having TO-
pay considerable amount for back who believes
that the mpressbe march of evidently tends 10
hancs the value OF such property at Instant day. would
like TO negotiate the sale Of of his interest nj the
present reduced valuation. Address Speculation, Herald
Office
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sECAns AND TOBACCO.

1. EGARs VERY CHEAr,--suTIERs, sPRCuLArogS
~ and peitrs procure sOt Bargains "a Hatala INT
soasta 49, ssrDsa sAaS ~ 4; sitosaaszs 20 ss4ts
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GPoRTIHeI.

LcoR sALE-A sPLRNDID IMPORTED LorDoN
IL stlbb Damascus twist double barreied fyun. r ~
cold for $50 Apply 70 the Commissions on Deeds az sss
ssu stree, roam NOT.
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A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON THE HUDSON. EAST
n side seventeen mai from New York under high state
of cultivation 5000 half ash, balance God
property. +. D. RICHARDSON ~ Co,
and NaSsau
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ExPREssEs.

A BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~. ing Establishment III West Eleventh street between
rum and sam avenues Furniture boxed aud
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