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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TVNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
u partnership heretofore existing between l. F.NOE-
LICH ard B. ESTYAN. under the name and style of
the 's Co fedeTaie States Arms Factory is this
day dissolved The business Of rhe late firm will be
tinued hereafter by the undersigned
Wilmington, n. C., March IA, 1862.
NOTICE.
TVNHE ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT OF TIE DISS0-
LUTON of the firm Of FrDelich Esivan was insert
ed in the Wilmington nal without The knowledge Of
either nf the firm. and is without foundation The firm
stands the AS before
LOUIS FROE! ICh,
Of the firm Of FR0ELICH & ESTVAN,
Wilmington, N. c.
March q, 1869. 24-st.
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SO REWARD.

SO REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LAST SEP
II tember my apprentice boy, JOHN REEVES. will
pay reward of Ten Dollars for the apprehension and de-
livery Of said boy to me in Hisboro North Carolina.
All persons orwarned from harboling or employing
said boy, under the penalty of the law John Reeves is
tailor BY trade and perhaps nay be at work about the
City of Raleigh other town in the eastern part Of
the State.
s.- LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
HIllsbOro, n. c., March IL, 1862. 25-4t,
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
a FEW CONFEDERATE PER CENT. BONDS,
N for hundred dollars.
Raleigh, March II, 1852 2l-F5tpd.
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.ssi sy.-z .s'3e. = 49, * ~
.J-7.g 81 sfss@ssE ssl ass' =s,' = ,-s. $50 =
zse=ss3,F sss - ~
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SMUT MACHINE. -5se
TUST RECEIVED ONE OF McMANERN'S IMPR0y-
q ED, and Offered at Manufacturers prices =.
Raleigh, NC, Oct. %, 1851. '',s''.- rs
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MISCELLANEOUS.


-,.--,-.
GENERAL COMMISSION d AUCTION Ri.
SINESS.
VNlE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the many fsyors he
bas received, would respectfully ask conuuance of
the patronage of his friends and Customers and uedpes
renewed diligence to any business entrusted TO him.
He would give special attention. thus tia TO The bir-
;ng OF negroes. renting Of houses &C. &C. and stters
himsef that lie would give general satisfaction as his
terms will be reasonable. - ~
JAMES ~ TOWLES
General Agent and Aucioneer
Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 90 1861. los
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PRESIDENT,

PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
First Permanent Congress.
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a.gy IL .ssss r, .ts5s.2 a.-,,'s.,.5 e.s 's.'t
1s. S. - - 20 ss'caaa = i-sz'ssssa = szs
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TNAHOON'S BROADCAST SEED SOWERS
~ for Wheat Oats, Rye Grass and greatly reduced
price. JAMES u. FdWLES Agt.
Raleigh N. c., Nov. 26, 1861. l02-
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"Hymns kF the Camp, l21
Since June lst ~SI, have published of the above
i've miiun uf pages, over haf OF which We
have given away mostly to The soldiers and the other we
sold aI about the cosi getting hes o pages for
Que dollar; Come Jesus Cali tu Prayer, Your Soul -s
IL SaIe each which cheap Us We heretniOre
got them the North. Hymns fJr the Caup, 10, ls15
and H. cents a cIpy.
Each pubcatiois approved BY a the Pastors Of this
CIty.. J. WChoWDhn'
P.I.ioh \ e. .. Ayeat 8.
? ) aiso haze supply Of the Poekei Testament
FFiI.eo uso.t ~ Sssa'e' issa s-Fsfs eo-sd.
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Officers and Members
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a. noa.e.ol rslsre at elton his day .sa.ar, 4 }, },
ann sl g. 10Y eoss sons aan 81 Ro
MaGSIFic is1 SEVEN ef octave ROSEWOOD PIANO.
soo and Cover Brussels Paintings ornsmsas
osrnf as pns
Bed BaaEets MIroTs SOFAS Rockers. Toilet Sets, Easy
%ent Of ra s sn etssa Class Ware Silver wsrs Tsss
sortnen, Io Basement and Kitchen Furniture Deposits
required Of al purchasers.
A O. FUTILE, aagorIoNEER,
dsrsrr Once ~ sr9ad sRSc.rrr. pAxAsK
geo ss OF Srooe hs Of he
stock of NJ s. Mcnamara ESQ., who retreS from the bust
sale VIM include the best portion Of the stock
Horse, sprn =, Cart and Harness
others Deposits required.
A MOS R. THOMPSON AUcTIoNEER.- DEcIDED
auction sals o Paintings in gilt frames Bar,le.s large
Pos
SCARS Also 10y very choice Blooming Plants this morning
a A. N. cKIsTALAR, auc,ioneer viii sell Monday
Soth at lO clock, at Bower, larse stock aboye
psee SSa sans
M d t ans
and Shoes &c.
A ILLUSTRATORS sALE.-JoHN H. hurley,
ns ss T sell as y Ana a. Canal
Sleigh, Cutting Machine and Hose Pipe and Lamp
BY order of WILLIAM SPRAG UE. Administrator.
A UCTION NoTIcE.-rHoMAS vEITCH. AUCTION.
"A WIN sell on SATURDAY June Is at II ocock the Fur
niture of the Saloon, 4l3 Broa of Lspenard
street, consisting of Steam Boiler Steam Table, Coffee Urn,
Chairs Tables Casters Dishes, &c
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF IRON SAFE, &C.-HENRY G.
"a sCkIBSER Aaetioneer w..l sell on Monday June 80,
1862 at III A. NJ ~ John Of Cutlery,
Thermometers Fire Irons Steel Pens, lea Trays Brus
&c.: also, Iron Safe. Clock Desk, by orer II WILL
LIAM s. MURRAY, Assignee. S. II DALRfMiLE AT.
torney.
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FOR SALE.

A CHANCE SELDOM NET WITH.-F0R SALE THE
n nieest Liquor store in the city doing good night trade
Al 3o2 East Ninth street; only $40 per MONTH reason
Tor ling going England. Come and it. No agent
need apply.
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HEsTAURANTs.

ltIAM AND FISH ciiOWDERs livery DAY
4 y INA lie ~ tAs III grim GATHERS "a New Eagl4na
Lun. Tor les taurants, a. tle Cpmnedore >, NJ
street near Wall, Fine Aits three ccntsper glass
~ = fN
TREEN TURTLE sour AND sTEAKs, BY "a
SAILS Oyster Bay i6a Broadway, No. I lorl andt =.
green Tuftie at "holSaie. Families and me trade
pied.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


n desiring Country Residences.
The subscriber offers for sale his Country Residence
Gently surveyed and laid that L. be divided
three distinct parcels each having front and
splendid building sites The consists OF 80
hne, stylish old mansion lofty
shade trees native and mpo t nnumerable and Of
variety garden sstely deal ned and stocked with fruits
and flowers; outbudngs, including farm house, htmans
cottage, fronting fine harbor" and bowling alley
The situation has unequaed either private
residence or for speculation having bold shore o. The
side by the main road the lands tracing the rivers
gently slope either that every building
hne views of the Sound and surrounding Two
Thirds Of The sites can have water fronts The place per
fectly healthy, water excellent and gorating DIS
lance from the city IL miles by New Haven Railroad; bust
reach the city from this place in time than
avoiding city taxes the dangers and detentons m crossing
the rivera will do well 70 give this their early
attention No estnc Of equal within ndrcd miles
of New York comb tho diversified advana and regal
appointments The distance 70 railroad stations two
miles. When Chatsworthr IA made station, In
temptation depot arr ady built the distance viii be only
49, ' "pp' " 80 r. X COLLINS,
.-.up.- a.. IN. ~ = q c.,d.si, ~ p,na s,,e.t
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or to him a, IN. Office Of j. 8. csldas u Pine street,

4 FINE FARMS OR 10 ACRES, ONE HOUR
N from the cily good orchard, near ElihabeLh ~ 81
ca Of Central Railroad. DITCHEff West.
chester Land aud Business Agency corner Of Chatham and
Chamoers streets second noor
ssErS FOR HARD UP MERCHANfS-A FARM IN
~ Berxshire couuty Mass. 70 exchange FOR anot any
Mind merchandise manufactured goods eare pia.
nos carpets, furniture, upholstery ~ Alcss
box a. ~ Post ofcc.
4 NEW HOUSE FOR SALt--LOW CONTAINS TEN
~ large 0t garden, frIi. Ac aeAt4t yiilaee
residence. hour from THIS city og Me- ilr~y road
Apply 70 WM HINTON, AIR Chain Depot IS CDitaudt
street N. Y.
, NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND BASE.
N mcn brown stone lio wh an Tho modern Improve.
mens and des rlby located for SAL cheap won
b. exlhengca fcr icNs or Lumber Aapy 10 JAMES
ROWE, 49, Third aveaEe. IS TT
\ COTTAGE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ION TfIE
N Hudson, nj ne city. uf access carriage
rf tn oihcf oNt1uianss an IN god ofic. Fruit vim
etG saIUtN q Az kada ArplT al " Broadway, loom b.
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ITO LEA DESIRABLE, NEAT. THREE STORY
1 brcK House, 10 West Fort sixth at $3.50 d.
year % a >pagsbie tenant sp.lJ to DANIEL THpMP-
SON liz Broadway
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sPORTINa a.

DOR sALE-A SCHOONER YACHT or 100 -
4 Keel yfs Ell, completey furnished, suitable for
boat. Address Yaehi, OK l,ln Post one.
EoR sALE--A PLEASURE BOAT sLooP RIO AT
" fee long s feet bca u, and only six months Old
ginf ana sails sc, at, entirely new, aul tie Wtue
conai,ion, VIII De sold nheap. For par icars ellt
r. kiNABEEG, - Rector street.
GsLoOP YACHT 10 TONS 2 MONTHS OLD, ron
> cnear 10 br seen fn0etsuli :, 2i3 SoHth street
sre Boats " al kinds and aeNripfp hand ID l
low as 81 10 per foot Metallic feboat ( al SIRE
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S,TORE TO LEr--UNDER THE NEW H. WEN HOTEL.
~ opposite the New Haven and hudson Ri Railroad
pot, suitable for hight basin VIII be
let TO who islands the business Apply the
AZ
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usN,h street foar large noms plenty of osets lats
gas aai large yard; ioCt nteel; small laaiy OF
A.uts in he house Reference required. Rent sl5 per
month.
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RIO LEr-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
in FoTy-ath street, TAild avenue Rent derute
u good tenant Inquire If u. ). KEYS IL Wall street
floor.
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NOTiCE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W D.
IN NuN eli No. ~ lIoustn sticct aud "a B.ekAn street
city q New York. soc agent iot my Pale Ale orders
sent to adart viii ID promptly attended, TIE pubic
cautioned akanst certain pung raons, who have
snreptJousy detained NY Casks ning them With
ale nfti1r quality and vending tie ny
fagtf. viii guarantee none gen inc unless pach4se OF
~. J. Howell, so.e agent FOR Now York.
PHILAbEItBlA AlIil IA, 1867. WIN. 4. RUDMAN.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

ITO LEr-WIrH BOARD ROOMS SUITABLE FOR GEN.
L ilenen aud their also Rooms suitable
fo sin = gentlemen at No. 50 Eleventh street. third
cas-. u Fila ageape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

N EXTENSIVE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
in hourishing village in New Jersey, for sale very
cheap TO trust fun operation: hnery, fixtures
de-. all complete; well rented anu possession at one.
SOUTHWICk * WOOD, 81 Nassau street.
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L,ARM FOR sALr-FoR PARTICULARS address
l. g. Saratoga Springs, N u, Immediately Payment
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r OTIS EXCHANGED FOR MERCHANDISE.
IL Pianos wanted la exchange for Lots In this city.
Jewclrv wanted In exchange for Lots in this city.
Carriages wanted In exchange for Lots In this ety.
Dry Goods wanted In exchange for Lots in this city.
Hardware wanted Ia exchange for lots In this city.
Groceries wanted In exchange for Lots in this CITY,
Horses wanted IN exchange for Lots In this city.
Liquors wanted in exchange for LOIS IN this city.
Segars wanted IN exchange for Lots in this city.
Furniture wanted Ia exchange for Lots In this city
Coal wanted in exchange for Lots IN this city.
Law rge
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L,ACTORY FOR SALE-A LARGE BRICK BUILD No
IL and Ground, with a Eng of 60 horse poHe. ltu
aed On LIZ lay street Brooklyn within 200 feet q h AZ
Dock Main hull ing 0lXlO0 feet first nnor WIFE
building ad joining BIN by 81 feet lx0 eet NiL
be sold cheap close estate. Apply TO Il. Il. kEILG
1879 Pearl street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

4 PRIVATE FAMILY OFFERS TO LET TO A GEN.
~ teInan furnished Room second floor; cont aims
gas Croioa with the exclusive OF ad
joining batilo,... Terms very moderate. Apply al ~.
Broome
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ARGE WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE AT ELIZA
IL bchpOrt, New Jersey-Nas hundred ana KY feet
'front.' with pier nnety.s ieet wide, and large
tae best u IL
good order the landing Of the Centrs
Railroad OF New Jersey and ould be suitable ifo
other business railroad racS is laid 10 the end o. the
pier and with the iron COAL lumber and ,r
OF Pennsylvania and the West WIZ b snt
easy to close estate. APPLY TO 4. r. kELLOo
l39 Pearl street, New York
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A UDUBON HOUSE, Al BROOME STREET, ONE
n boek OF broadway, has single Rooms, double
Rooms let with without Board,
low prices
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| ISAgM WANTED-IN WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY WITH
NIFTY miles, from 40 10 80 acres iirst quaaiy nad
plenty ut pot worth 5000 70 SlZ,uJl, ir
exchange for good city property and part cash. Address,
| with particulars. 4. S. BIowa, 81 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAD NINE 70
sale, with plant and machinery compete.-lhe nnae
signed for sale their valuable Lead Mine stat
Tue property contains hundred and twenty-five
out buildings.
The been opened places nearly the whole ng
Of the and several thousan dollars
traeted The bottom OF the mine now shows vein Of
rich Lead Ore, three feet In width, all the aI
increasing IN size aud value going down. Tnere
on tie premises twenty horse power steam engine WI
pumping and hosting machinery completes also, ash,
and stamping mill III rncd by p5wer, jigging
puddes ties, &c, Tor washing ANA smei,ins frnac
already built
For price, and further information apply ~
premises. or to JOHN ANNEAR, I2s North Front sire
Philadelphia. where samples OF the ore can be seen .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

A HoTEL.-FRANkFoRT HOUSE, 20 AND 2t2 VIII
ham, of Frankfort street. one block cast of Ok
Ha Neatly lurnsled light, airy looms 20 cents per day
81 PER week. Open ali night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO OR THREE
N SINCE gentiem an have large, well Furnished Room,
Room aud Bedrooms; desirable location; first class
house Reference exchanged Apply at No "A West Twen
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=
WINES AND LIQUORS.

BOURBON wHlsKEy FOR SALE. 1000 GALLONS
I'D Bourbon Whiskey 81 superior qua ny Of 1862. vil IL
sold cheap y close account Apply A. vs. and 100 Franz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO
n ltFo gentleman ami Lady, or tNo single sentlemeni
board lady If desired loa ion and unex
ceptionabe Apply Is West Thirteenth street. west OF
Sixth
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

4 NgMBER OF HANDSOMELY FURSisdED ROOMS
~ ANlple Iantres, snita gentleman ana Aiy
Hu;len N, let, Wltb Board - hNst fo1rtechAh
tween Fifth ana SiNtA ,ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

L,OR SALE-OR TO LET ON FAVORABLE TERMS
IL all Machinery lately ia the Factory iht
Empire Tool Go any, Port Chester, New York,
OF I.ip Hammers Grnistoncs, Steam Engine ans
al Too sslry manufacture Edge Tools All in com
plctc ana RUM ng ord r.
Aiso II finished aid unfinished Tools, Iron, 8, d
Hand es, &C., &c.
For further Information inquire of address WILL An
+. AkENDROrH, Port Chester, New York. or 10Y Peek
man street. Men YORK. city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

DooMs TO .LET-IN HOUSE NO. 100 wAyERLEY
III place. An ire DO uprising larlor bedroom,
Kitchen and and IL beng perfect order, pain
ed ana papsrtd; in the Kitchen: rent s. 30 per
month. Apply JOHN IL. FICKES, at the corner store
TO T. NJ RODMAN Metropolitan Bank, 10, Broa iwny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE SIEVE.
~ raj single gentlemen and gentleman and vie with
handsome furnished unurAished Rooms closets hot and
cold and FIRST class Board at 4S West Twenty sxth
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A RAkL CHANCE.
n To the Lovers ~ the Country and the Comfortable
A House lrl, whose Nithunt DOUBT. The
most healthy 10 the I'm tel States II win he ioasst
term OF from years Il viii 10
sod), fully rlshed and q desr8hi, with el!cGI
family Horse Carriage, Saddle &C. together with
OF Wines Of hrst quality. plptB vers,
baskets 1914 m bottles anu aeont hall nips qualy
Canac, old; Beer CIDER For further i3forn-
alton address Mr.. Oh. Lasls, Courier des EAts Unis
onIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

L,ARM IL WHITE PLAINS, WESTCHESrtR CouN'
H. ". saleton, aiming forty acres witin;h teen 'n
Mates drive OF the depo; Vel supplied with run, ane
Suitably divided IN woo meadow ard pasture land fhii
is II tge OF Ian fomnian ling view 81 Lon(
Island SO NJ The house and outbnildnss are IN GOOD or
Twotads OF the purchase money can reman on ths
Il.ge gag Apply MILLS x COCHRAN, Wnin
Fll Us. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALEM GOOD
business place Also Cider and Vinegar Factory Tor
sale does good business Also Bakeries Groceries, Liquor
Stores Feed Stores Livery Stables Drug Stores other
business places. w. II. MITCHELL II Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

RIO IEr-TIIE WHOLE OR PART OF HOUSE NO 100
Prince II, OF and Broadway, including a
Basement Store Apply 70 d. COLEMAN, 43 CEagton
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CITATION HOUSE, cornwall, NJ r., Situated
- On Inc We. bank of the Hudson rircr midway from
NtwBrtE aud ~ est Pein - uoW op tor uH rec pion
81 sumner tolrcrs Fafiiins mag ~ gag Tor the
snson Mil M ~ maze early april AXIOM All who arc old
eoua living WI had y 10 thrir adj antRe o. awe arly
cali cenlolt Vel hiuu That The mind can
Z. re wil ft aNsr h0 ~ tlc tynUirt lof
II r.srlnIoS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

yyANTED-BoARD AT THE SEA SIDE, FOR A GEN
w tleman, wife and two children, in well shaded and
healthy location, whore good bathing, airy pan
board fr9ii milk, DC be had moderate
dress FOR week W., box l. 1863 Post Office.
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CHERIFFs sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN WRIT
y Of execution TO me directed and delivered viii expose
public yendue Saturday the 18th day ofune
1862 " o'clock at the foot Of broadway
Eastern district all the right title and interest Of l. NJ
Merritt o. In and the Brig T.. M Merritt her Tackle Ap
pare Furniture, and all other articles there
10. JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
THOs. BELL, AUCT1ONEER-PLEDGED GOODS
and dealers sale, this day lax O'Clock, BY BELL.
IEGRABAM, In the salsroons 20 New Bowery
Of Goods fron late pawnboker also the Clothing Of all
descriptions 6c., from dealer. BY virtue OF mortgage
TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR sAT.R-BLACK FRoCK
" Goats, sk trinnings 6Ov Business Coats 200 Cassi-
Pants 100 Linen Pants 30 cents; Vests 30 cents
PawnbTokcrs tickets purchased at AS Broone street
GEO. LEyIE, Agent
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AucTIoNEER-sELLs TiiIs
w day, at lO1 clock at the auction No East
Broadway nfe lot Of Furniture, walnut Bedspas Hair
and Straw Mattresses, Kitchen Furniture; also stock OF
Clocks,
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~ W. BATES 4 CO.,
~. AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No IS LIBERTY STREET

THEO. Is. BlEECKEit, Auconcer.
Particular attention vea 10 the disposal o! Real Esa
description
LIBERAL advances consignments and insurance against
l0ss by
private sale exchange Houses and Lots in New
York b. ooklyn Elizabeth City, and New Brunswick N. j.
In store, few superior Old Bourbon Whiskey
In TASKS
One very superior Glass Show Case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

oSOn "a VERY RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD
DOUUs man to invest this amount in perfectly safe
legitimate busness location, ionsble and
every way worthy Of investigation Inquire Of VAN
EMBCRG 4 CO., n Nassau street.
Ch 000 IAN ESTABLISHED. GOOD PAYING
10 dispose Of which be greatly extended and present
employing IS hands The mandatory In excellent
ing order and located in good business part OF the city,
Address Candid Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT NEWARK, n. j. 70
sale for cash, stocks. real estlte goods frst In
jewellers Factory, with the Tools Fixtures ard Safs
Elm street. convenient to depot; also valuable tract
Land, in the Tenth ward embracing abou, sey.ny ars
part OF Il under high state Of culture and sock,d
choice fruis the proposed line OF the Central go
and the depot for Newark and Ho Jok Rliroad Ol
Apply TO A. II. BROWN or CHARLES A. LENT. 3I5 Br
street Newark. m. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

"A street. near Lexington avenue, 60 etIton ami acS
Pari0rs, bail croom basement, bedroom and al
Joining; fixtures ReAt Sl60
ire on he
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Erie RAILWAY,
Great Broad Guage, Double Track

great broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route, ~
VN0 New York, Boston, and all eastern cities ca
II rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails. Sc .t4 E@s1S1
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo, daily,
on arrival Of all trains the Lake Shore Railroad
T. ON Cleveland, Chicago Milwaukee, St. Louis, Bur.
lngton, Keokuk, St. Paul, Dubuque, Galena Iowa
City, &c,--the only cars running through from the
Lakes to New York city without change.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route. H 80 as 81 ) sstElzlE N
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold at all the principal Railroad
Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route. @
G AN EXPRESS FIR hight TRAIN ,li
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time han ever
before made any line. gs.ft qati5aW -
For freight rates luire off c. Oatma $40 Br
way, New York, Chss. Thurman, 1873 Broadway New
York 0. II. p. Archer. % South street, N. Y; J. s.
Dunlap, 10 State Street, Boston; Erie Railway Office,
"a clark st., Chicago. CHAS. MINOT, I
T. 3. SPENCER, Gen1Supt, N. Y.
western Agt Chicago, ILL., - y A. BARBER,
march IL, 1867 Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-09-13
Chicago, Burlington { Quincy
ltAILROAD LINE. 81 4
OLD AND ONLY Rr1IAEIE ROUTE EAST

OLD AND ONLY RyLIAELE ROUTE EAST
r: ON Burlington to Chicago, Detroit: Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bali more. New York ans
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities. -
Passengers leaving Burlinet on on the 500 A. VI.
train come ct at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Eveningtrsins. Both trains connect with
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wt: N. C.
and Fl Wayne r via IT Wayne, Of which passen'
gers Gu take their c!oice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington TO iTsIedo !;
Thirteen hours ahead Of any other Bur-
lip2ton. tSg e9
Baggage check edt nrough TO Detroit Niagara FalIs
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, BuLAes
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. taate
tickets for this great Eastern for sale
at Otumwa Fairfield, SIT. Pleasant, and atthe TICK
ct ice Front nd Water Streets Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached 10 The Night trains. n
R.F. H0sFORD,
Dec.1e, '6i. Gen1AgtC., b. Q.R.K