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BurssInG of e. Iceberg.


= A few Years ego, 8 French msn.of-War
was lying ct anehor In Temple Bay; the
younger officers resolved on amusing them
sslye9 with en- iceberg, mile or more dis
tant in the Straits. They made sumptuous
preparations for q picnic upon the very top
Of it, the mysteries Of which they were
curious to see. All warnings Of the brown
and simple hshsrmen in the ears Of the
smsrtly y-dFessed gentlemen who bad seen
the world, were quite idle. ItWss 8 bright
summer morning, and the iolly-bost, with
9 shoWy Gag, vent of to The berg. By
twelve o'clock The oOlOrs we're flying from
the ice turrets, and the wild midshipmen
we're shouting from lie walls.
For Two hours or so they hacked and
clambered upon the crystal palace, frolisk
ed and feasted, drank vine 70 the king and
ladiee, 6nd laughed at the thought Of peril
where alllWRs fixed and solid. AS If in
smazemsnt ct such rashness, the grim Alp
Of ths sea made neither sound nor notion
A profound stiffness watched on bis shin
ing pinnRoles, and hesrkened In the blue
shsdOWBof thecsves, and When, like thought
less children, they had played themselves
weary, the old slsbaster Of Greenland mer-
cifully suffered them 10 gather up their
toys and 20 down TO their cookie Of q boat
and fee away. Asif the time and distaRsa
we're measured, be waited until they could
see 1t and live, when, ss It his heart had
been volcanic FIRE, be burst with awful
thunders, and filled the surrounding waters
VITA his ruins a more astonished little
party seldom oeme home 10 tell the story Of
their panic It was their 6rst and lRst day
Of suusemsnt with an iceberg.
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Anew steam Canal Beat.

! The MaAOnipg Register notices the sp-
peSrsnos 81 YOuhgstOvn, Ohio, OF { stsan
canal beat on her trial trip from Rochester,
Pa, whstt abe was built. Our OOatsnpO-
rary says; ,d5l TEJf
She 'hka bssh eAFistened the aMonitOr, +"
q owned By Captains Green and Marcus,
and q intended 70 ply between YoungstOWn
snd Steubehville, and win be mainly en-
plOyed In transporting metal from our fur
hsoes to points on the Ohio river. She is
at present commanded BY Captain J. B
Gould, to whom We ere indebted for some
data respecting her construction. She was
built BY Whistler and Curry, Of Rochester,
d 3 propeller moved bY tive screw paddle
wheels 81 The stern, Of four fest each, driven
by tWQ ten horae power epgines. TIE hull
d seventy seven feet In length, the vessel
being estimated ct about atty ave tons
burthsn. She Is capable Of making ten
miles en- hour on slack water, but her or
dinary speed is not intended to exceed three
or four miles en- hour. r...w
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~ Dessrfsr,S story.

"a DessrteE's stOry.
A deseFler oame over from an Alabama
rsginens q few DAYS ago He was well
clothed and ans,losking young man. his
story Wss clear and explicit, and his face
bore the expression Of an honest man I;
when he had concluded, be Was asked what
papers be hsd With him them. Drawing
from an inside pocket creased envelope,
he took out three OF four letters in female
hand, and q certificate Of bounty due .'fOr
ffly dollars" ''Those letters ars FROM my
mother; that scrip received for enlisting;
besides the, clothes on my back, it is all /
ever received. / refused to enlist ell along
until learned that draft was to be made,
and knowing I would theh hscsIled on, and
pat in some menisl position, my mother
said, Go now; take the bounty money and
30 with them 70 the frOat, but never FIRE
gun ct a man that is fighting for the good
old Gag; when an opportunity offers change
your position and come back under the old
banner to your mother, who will live for
you and pray nightly for your safety. Be
csufibUs, she said, and trust no one until
safe in the Union army; then tell your sto-
~ frankly and it win be all right
The information brought over is Of great
value. His name and the regiment We
omit for the present, but hope he can soon
return to his devoted mother, and for the
balance Of his life be allowed to pursue his
vocation (he is a meohanio) in peace. If
there Is one thing We should be proud of
above ell others, Il is that in our army Of
over six hundred thousand men, there is
not q single consoriptl Every man knows
what he is lighting for, and can appreciate
the blessing Of free G0Vernment sufi-
ciently to lay down his life, il need be, in
saving ii for his children. II Yorktown Cor.
Phizd, laquiTeT. 2 2
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AkLinsof Battle.

You often read about cline Of battle,
and, We dare say, think that the two ar
uies stand in two lines; but II is not SO.
The army is divided into divisions, and
there hfe btiensgIeat gspg between the di.
visions They are posted IN positions or
in commanding places that is, on hills,
or ID, woods, or on the banks Of streams,
Il places where they win be best able to
resist or attack the enemy. The divisions
are usually 50 placed thst they can support
enc another. You can understand line
Of battle pretty we'll, by imaRining|s regi
ment here on Q hill, another down in q
valley, q third In Q piece Of EOOdS, With
artillery Snd cavalry plsped in the best
positions. II you want 70 make lt more
real, when you are out in the fields or pas.
tures, with the hills all around, just mag.
inc that the enemy is over on yonder hill;
with ten thousand men and twenty pieces
Of artillery, You ere a general and have
az equal number. The enemy viii come
down that r0sd, spread out into the fsld, or
creep up stealthily into the woods and at
tack y0u.
You can't exactly tell how many men he
viii send on the right, or how many On the
centre, or how many on the left, 80 you
must arrange your forces to support each
other. Then, 70 shift il, you are % attack
him. You don't know how his troops are
arranged, fer he keeps them concealed ss
well as be can. YOu don't want many Of
your men killed, but do want to win vic
tory, How there is 3 chance for you to try
your skill in planning line of battle. You
must place your artillery where it will do
the most dsmsge, aud receive the least from
the enemy. You must move your infantry
% that they Fill not be ont of by the enc.
my before they get near enough to cut them
up in return. You see that it is no small
thing to be Q General. Thsse are great
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FROm BALTIMORE.


The Fortress Monroe lotter Of the Ameri-
can, dated the 9th inst, ssys that Gen.
MeClellan's advance is beyond williams.
burg. -aG II, ..j5 q '5a'. sTl1l 80 :
Our gunBosls are ct West Point haviag
on their Fsy captured or destroyed msny
rebel transports. h. -, .s....'f / aal l.5 7.
-1AFePort was current Of large number
Of9prisOners lua-. ..aa4-T .aa-..
"A force had been landed at West Point
and destroyed railroad bridge on the rosd
.lsading 10 Richmond. iIrL .eiasy q. ~
The following is taken from the Ameri-
can 81 special Fortress MonFoe letter: HaJa
The French sIesmer 6assendi came down
from yorktown, bringing the French Min
istsr and Captain Fox, Assistant Seoretsry
Of the Navy. 1..ll- 81 '.-srJ -.l-.t lI.. =
We learn that up to one o'dlOOk the
steamers with Gen. Franklin's Division
had not gone beyond Yorktown, waiting TO
hear from above '441 iri 'IfA
One Of the gunboaia FhisA vent up York
river on Sunday morning hasl returned.
She reports she found the river unobstruot-
ed that our gunb jats had resoHed West
Point, and that q force had been landed
and g bridge on the road to qRiUhm mond de-
strOyed, a }., 1..a gg2.ag .. i.9a, idl I-T a''I
Several rebel trsnsports were dvertaken
going up The river, 9 number bf which
we're run ashore and burned, those on
board escaping, while others ters CAP
tQreQs I.1 2. l.tsI1. .u.s.f r-.ro.....s 81 ,zG
latest adYices state that General McClel.
lsh is with the advance, and surprised 10 Be
before Williamsburg, in which direction
there has been bfisk osnnonadipi all day,
I, Yesterday afternoon q seRooRer came
d6Wn the river from Richmond, and when
near Newport News, was run ashbre On the
south side Of the river. Her einrnlar
moEamenta attracted considerable attention
Phe1men were seen to take their boats and
| pull for FeWpOrt News. hlsfs ',5l
si They said they hsd Intentionally run her
ashore, for the purpose Of reaching ouI
lines, and that she eontsined sixty tons o.
| coal for the Merrimac. A' non -
Is Several boats were Immediately uasnued
and started out for the purpose Of endeay.
ofing to tow her of, but hnding this t. b.
impossible, they set her on hFe and she
burned 10 the water edge. % a,,I isi..
The Merrimsc was in eight. 81 the time
but did not venture to save the vessel. =
| The crew we're taken 10 headauarters, and
they gave a deplorsble account Of sfairE il
| Richmond. flsnaf {
The rebsl troops regarded al further
attempts 70 sustain the rebellion "a shsel
faIfT .I.H-. .nrHn' LFl ID . aITaT v0c--...
4 El7tI .4IL4Li.ll u -lHLI- -rw
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There Is no doubt that Uol. Rodney ason,
Of thei77th, proved himself to be most dss
plea6le, e1Fsfd 81 Pitt6burs Landing Be
commenced his raee ct Bull Run, and 4 ruu-
ming stu. Each Of the following squibs from
the Urbans Free Press is to the point,
Mason Z Dixon's line is we'll drawn. bnt
Rodney Mason's line is not the line Of battle
Rodney Mason has been pronounced a
graceful speaker; all now know him To be
disgracef1l officer. H /.
Rodney Mason should be nominated to
Congress 81 We know Of no maa who could
make better race itN
Wonder If Rod Mason didn't hear there
was a Tacancyi In OOngTslsabOut the time the
battle Of PItts5urg Was iought2 - --.
Rod Mason told q citizen Of Urbana that
be '"be id ifhe'd eVefset his foot on Ohio
sol sgainp We sincerely hope that be WIN
keep hia word, apd thst the soil Of the noble
Backsys State win not Be polluted. y
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nFIEHTTNg IN lFRNIRgsRk
i',s 90 9la T1. I5 11ll-,s ' 4 NAsayIEI15 Nav 4.

t 2 '...' .laIn TO ~ eNeaAAN AdAAAI lAay
5r 9,i Special to LSuisYille Jour4al:,V
Gen DumSut with portions Of Wclford's g
Pnd Smiths KeRtuoky cavalry, snd Wyn-
koops Pennsylvahis cavalry, dttacked
'MOrgsn's hnd Wood 8 cavalry, 800 in num-
bsri ct Lebanon, Tenn on Monday morn
ing gt 4 elOok.s - sitf a5cz s7-as
s-The rebels were utterly routed and large
numbers slain and one hundred, md fifty
taken prisoners, IN s-l4rR 7rH
Nearly all their horses and arms we're
captured
10 aTherebels fed after Sighting one hour
and o halt ..s ~ {. q -rr- l-'' 'o.
Gen, sDumont Is in pu1suita and will Gap
tuFe tbs whole force. The prisoners win
be here this evening" af7 fa lszas u r''f
It was 3 brilliant affair, ana managed
with great skill by Gen, DumOnt 81
Morgan is reported killed. Col. VOL.
ford was wounded in the abdomen serious
", and Col. Smith was wounded init the leg
The rebels were completely surprised and
d.. ... .... D.. ......... .-
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PULASKI PRISONERS.

,lfCaptains HsElett and MOKinneE, Lien.
tenants Carey, Chambers, Dial, thomas
and Leonard, OF the "a Ohio, with seventY
pTivates; Capfain Jsnifer and Adiutabt
Neal with zll5 men, of a1sih Ohio f;
Lieutenant Mitchell, the General'b son, Of
Kennett's Cavalry; Captain Ewing and
Two LieutenantsT Of the 2Ist Ohio, with
fifty three privstes, were taken prisoners
81 Pulaski Tennessee, on last Friday, BY
1000 Of MOrgRn's .sbel cavalry, after 8
fight Of two hours and q half. 1o1f
The prisoners we're subsequently, reless-
ed on parole and are now Of Nashville. o.
d Morgan lost six killed aud two wounded
or loss wss two killed, three wounded,
anu one missing. rT .f yEg
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u.H ."H AsaatAA gANA1AA1a
NEW YORK, Nay g. Z
The ship Emily 81. Pierre, which was
captured some time since by our bloekad.
ing feet, and rsr prize crew put on board
with ordersgtO make fOT PhilAdel phls, was
subsequently Tsoapiarsd hy tns tshsl Gap.
tain, Wilson, Who through stFatsgen made
prisoners Of ell the prize crew and prise
masters. ms.Hl HI utt E'- rF l1 dIT
The vessel arrived ct Liverpool on the
2lst, the Captain being assisted in navi-
eating her by only three or four, who with
himself Werslalloved 10 remain on board
By our cruiser who osptuFsd her. -a.
Lieut.. Stone Was placed In charge Of
theI Emily 81 Pierre, BY cur ganbbat and
0vefpoWefed by Milson and the rebel stew
aFi1Gnd cook, and placed In irons. OF
'a AlstteF from & lfst ciasg merchant in
Baltimore 10 a. Liverpool merchant states,
under date Of April 9th, thst The FIedersIs
suffered severe loss in g battle ct York.
town and that the MeFFimao and seven
other iron clad ships Wefs ont,
This was received in liverpool by the
siesmshiP China, end shows that ell the
msFOhants Of Baltimore ere not yet loyal. b.,
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CONGREssTONAI
..L. e L-rs RAsaIsaEoE, May 8.

IfuH 1I IHU f.t. H INV AnAAHNAOsI 4uby % 3
h.s HOUSE. .EE
Mr.. COlfaZ by unanimoua, consent intro.
dueed q bill to punish frauds on the Gov
ernment1 which provides that all persons
engaged in furnishing supplies Of al ny kind
for the Army Department Of the Govern
ment, By contract or otherwise, or perform
ing any service therefor, who shall be found
guilty in any u s.oOurg and all tccessog
ries thereto, ahan be sentenced to Iimpr1s.
Onment for mot less than six months OF
more than ten years, and hhe notIexceed.
ing double the amount Of the fraud, and
an officers are requiEsd phsn frauds are
discovered to Institute suit Referred to
the Judiciary Committee. n.iirI l,l7
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F0RKIGN NEWs.

Hr NEw YoRK, May 8.
steamship China arrived out on the
2lsk and the Etna and Jura on the 23d.
The steamer Wisbeok, with military
stores for Canada, is missing. 74aood9. i
The Admiralty had ordered al OGDEN
oOrvettes, sloops and gun boats to be iron
plated and converted into powerful Arm
strong batteries, the work to be commenced
Immediately. -m.9
The Royal Sovereign is In oourBsaofc con-
version to q oupola, and viii have q beak
below water acting ss 3 powerful ram.
Eight thousand Montenegrins and three
thousand inaurgantGa attacked the Turks
pssP, Niksioh. 3 The insurgents Were re-
lpaised eight tines. 1 g = a
The MontenegFins retrested, leaving siK
hundred dead on the Nfsld, Three hun.
dred and ffty- three Turks we're killed snd
many wounded. so -sif0a d.
y }dH ITALY. aAha iI..l .hi
eeueral Goyon had ordered the brisAnd
chief Centrillos into arrest, and seiEed one
hundred thousand osrtouoh boxes and four
hundred brigand uniforms.
Gsribaldi Is forming rife clubs. ,r,s ,r.
The clergy ct Lecco had sent A address
bearing 5eVen hundred siFusturesTf5 a.
Pope, praying AiP to rsnounos lttssmpsorsi
sWAy and blo1s Italy % - nd b5aiaI.
= Lll1lE s1iioa s1ada 81
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RRnlI WA.HINnrnN.

-,....i' il5 ..'5 80 Pc WASHINGTON, Hay 8.
The rumored statement Of Foreign inter-
to induce zthe GOVerRmentsItO cease its ef-
fort to put down the rebellion, ss well as
taoss about the projected Arrangements
and compromises with the rebels are With
out foundation, .., 5.8a Il.
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Ths ArmIe. oflIaRsnuhllc

That We are fighting - well as 3 work
ing and energetic people, the var FscOrdlOf
the year ending April Ilth, aHuRdaptly-
proves. TWsnty-siz important bastlss have
bean fought in.sll Of which, except eight
thst occurred soOa after the commencement
Of hostilitiss, the Federal arms we're viotO-
ri0us. Our losses previous to the battle Of
Shiloh, or Pittsburg Lending, we're in kill
led, 2. 400; wounded, 4, 1856 prisoners, !, I,44O;
while the rebel loss in killed and wounded
has been, L, ,42si prisoners 2s.7q7. There
have been, during Che year, iabuusrabls
skirmishss, end the following important
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All Reading Natter on
this page is from our Ysstef-
day Afternoons Edition
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hInins PER week TrI-Woekly, reats SsFl
Dollars per Year TFi-Wsokil, $500 80
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ERAVkLRRa, RRaIsrRE.

Oiti1ens Wiahing eonveyanoe % either Of ms
above Trains or Boats, will be called i0f By the
Golohef Of Stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving
hoir add7ess e he Omnibus OGCs, tff supoEio7
gtFeet ~ev' door to the WeddeI Bouae
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This Afternoons R.epodf.

s.t.a ..g YEssEL OAPTUREDg f' f'
NRW YoRR. NAV al q
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F.. y ..s- .a.-'...,s ...,.. 20 :. NO. 1O8.
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A correspondent Of the CinoiAnai Com
ms-uiAl, writing from the vicinity q Pitts
burg Landing, uses the following strong
and msrited language regarding tie alan,
der which has been cast upon some Of the
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
EXPRESSES.

A B-ENIiAN fCRAlID kg ENPREsrA. F4Cg.
~ l. D. is.uru, 50 ~ Vest Eleven .'.a 1 H..
Mssn l-a st"h avenues HDdsehol1 .ufuit,fr 5yrd
~, & c' ,.,l,I ~ f. ". Wur' Covered wagons for
euo''n iulhio'e 20 i'n,lcs. rIrutIrc sjored
II sOAEkFlLLbs FCR$iTCtE EXPIRES, avn
" ~ ts s s@o tuw'ht lla arck ,,rect no . b. Il
H uff OpA"d ahd ahitl 30 p al parts 4 lie void C,.
mas - or removing 'oru're " snd from The eountry
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

DENTISTRY.
A RIIFlCIAL TEETH WE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
"A teeth 81 Two seconds without PAIN with our beuunbua
luid No ezra charge tor temporary or EXTRACTING
Teeth inserted without actng our improved
atmosphere pressure plates We invite all 10 call and ex.
tnnr our SPEC before gong elsewhere We have
'hemicaiy pure ehuroorm and ether which are p-rleV
tarmess 20 take Drs DURKtE 4 ROUSSEAU. '
5'3 Nsha' street. opposite West Broadway.
A RIfFlCTAL BONE FfLbiND ROOMS DF TltE Dts
n rfr SJ5 BrCadna door AZ we Ssventecuih
Tender teeth Old nc. shells ri ana
warranted Beware O nisUia ale uf rheap oara
B.--An uvefs o. sguuI fnI 3D. altltI tssth ana
wee breath the celebrated Cuuan Dcntrnco ana Lon
JAS EAksON Dscoyeler.
A RTIFfCIAL AgTIgTCtAL, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
n Teeth. Teeth d. g. A WHITE improved Atllaclat
teeth. WhOe seis .5 in So frcth fDei zoe 70 81 AN
work warranted AMI Al h4 The prices cAat gel ,ls er,
IN IS Bond street Sew VsrS snd az Arch street. Ph
adelphla. Dr &. a WHILE
DR. GEO WHITE
HAVING HAD rwo TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
II PAIN by d. Jay fiLERs. l65 Grtnd street. two
ho Is iiofn Buaaway cheef'uly insert IN RIFE
enc 10 t.lse sDnerm- ION tpOib tah he
M's "i.LAa caoaB.E, ~ lava street Gie aroint.
- ERsoNA -uR a WHITE IYgRorED ARTi.
4 %, Ai Eee.h NH00' sets g. to $40 u. "a fleds10
ip,s. in,s 70 ~ a" w35; a,;ei ~ - tai hs prices
lN WIirE MA st., Fllnia
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

no LET-DWELLING HOUSES AND PARTS OF
Houses In Charlton street, between Washington and
Greenwich, with all mod improvements in good order
and AZ low rents to good tenants Apply TO MARTIN WA
TIERS, l12 Charlton street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

RIO LET-IN GUTTENBURG NEW JERSEY, RENT
low, Houses; suitable for bakery, with
oven and good we of water; the other VIII be let out in
Both have stables attached. To be by applying
10 Squire DWYER, the premises, at Kohler
Flnck's brewery,
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

ITO LET-ON STATEN ISLAND ONE AND A HALF
mics from landerb's Landing, nice Cottage and
about Of Ground plenty shale fruit other
trees half mile from the lower bay. To gool tenant will
be rented very low. 500 per Apply L. ID. Law
RENEE, I26l Broadway.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. 10 LET.

no IEr-THE SECOND STORY OF THE BROWN
y stone iron House 20 iC0 East F)rY-nntA street. In
pu.fe a. ihe Yrrmisrs.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &c. TO LET.

DAFT OF HOUSE TO LET-To A SMALL FAMILY.
second hoor and one room thlri In house having
an cohYeEiences IN piionable bOrEoOd
nte OF six rooms closets dc Rent S2i0
NJ Apply al 2o West Thirtieth street. between Eighth
and Ninth
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

E,oR sALE-A LOT OF FINE YOUNG HORSES, JUST
u from Canada. suitable for the and al kinds Of
york To be at 400 East Houston street, Lewis
he feed store.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

ITO LET LoW-To A FIRST CLASS GROCER, AND
half of the rent viii be taken II tradetse new and
handsome large and 70 Sixth avenue,
Jererson market very desirable Location. Aply al
l58 Naverlty place Lear SIKH,
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

HOTEL TO LEASE THE WHITE HOUSE SITUATED
IL on suy eighth street tetNeen Eighth and nth ave.
uit, tho Central Faik entrance on Ffy seventh and
FtyegHth reefs ttrulshed complete and wei fitted Up
aud afrst class hotel Win b- leased Grst
class curnt on favorable terms the has other bu
ness m 40 nd 20 For further particulars apply TO JOHN
LLOYD Sons, 70 Nassau street
HOUSE TO NENT-C LARENONT AVENuE BROOE.
Ii yn, in compete order, three story En- lisa bascc
Apply 10 JOHN ouUiD At Hrookyn GLASS Works ~ State
Street, or a. VI IkhDWELL s5 Pearl street, up suurs.
TTOBOKEN.-1O LET. NO. Q HUDSON PLACE HUD.
sueri, Fouih, three iories basement anl
aicrller high stpur Apply TO JOHN IRELAND 81 ns b,
Lt,uen.rl stferi ~ York, to CHARLES CLINTON 73
or Af Washington street. iloDosen.
rLr ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY TO LET
~ one Of ihe best stands Ninth; vii Dc iea.c &C..
slous.bic pnty None others oeei aDry 70 OREILLY,
No Wser sueeS
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

RIO LET-THE MAGNIFICENT STORE. 67l BROAD
way adjoining the main OF the Lafarge House.
size about 23x4o feet with two splendid show windows at
tached business locations Broadway and
suitable for jewcly gents furnishing other geeel
business; will be let very reasonable rent II called for
Immediately; merchant tailor jewelcr would have
opposition in this whole block May For further
particulars inquire at A2 Broadway Canal street.
l0i East Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C. TO LnT.

fIO lEf-lS HOUSE l3 BROADWAY, THE SECOND
St"i nssuhs OF tNH Asi-e l.ounis, small oms,
Closets Naioles 4c, W IA tToto W. ter pas ami IA Al,res
the oor rent sly TOnh Also Third Story me AZ
100 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

U'O LET IN BRO )KLYN-APARFNFNrs WITH
ia GOOD order and Pleasantly situnted nea,
Fulton street. Arpy tie premises, Nos. and Nassa
street. -
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

| ITO LET-DEsIRABLE SMALL HOUSES, CHEAP
rents Nos 100 and S ami lDi and l3 Harrison ieet,
between Henry and Hicks streets, Brooklyn Apply 20 c. A.
| JACKSON, No Pine street. Is, New York, or to
| JULIUS BROWN, 2l Clinton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

ITO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT AND COUN-
ter cellar OF the store known IL PARK place, and IA
Murray street. Inquire OF Messrs. j. w. SCHuLTEN X
LOTrNER, the premises. to JOHN II. PLATT, ~
Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

TO LET-THE FACTORY NO. 1853 AND ass WEST
Twentyfourh street, with engine shaftng tools,
6e cheap responsible The location is healthy
and The well adapted for purposes Ap
ply u Nr. HARRISON, opposite the premises OF j. b.
DAILY, l0i Front street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

T,o LET-TIIE SMALL ENGLISH BASEMENT HOU Sc
l74 East rwenty-thrd street. with every convenience
viii be ct very low To responsible tenant. Apply TO
LIVINGSTON. 10 Boeknan street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

RIO LET-FRoM MAY ], TWO NICE HOUSES, NOS;
Ia and loo Ryington street Rent reasonable good
tenant. Inlnire OF Q. 7. WHITE. No. Worth street
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

ITO LET--AT ASTORIA, A FINE LARGE AND WELL
furnished House. containing thirteen rooms; also un-
dry and bath and throughout, with all
aefn @ & gG.na ABOUT one acre MIN an annnd
For further information inquire at 93 Liberty street, second