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OFFER FOR SALE
The Following Trees, Plants, &C.:

Apple-3 and years old; the most extensive assort-
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Chcrry-1 and years old Dwarf and Standard
Peach, Apricot, Plum and Eectarine--Best
varieties; trees very vigorous.
Currnnts-Cherry, White Grape, Victoria, andtwelve
other varieties quality OF plants unsur'
Gooscberr ies-Houghton's Seeding, good stock,
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Observation-Disclosures or New Rochelle, Dorchester,
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Raspberrics and strawberriss-Assortme
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Observation-Disclosures Silver Fir; American and
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Balsam; HcmIock Austrian, Corscan and
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English Weeping ElmS, VERY gracefully /;
Horse Chestnuts; Catalpas; European Larch;
Silver and Sugar Naples; Linden; Tulip
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Walnut and Weeping Willow.
Shruhs-Atheas, Fringe Trees, PURPLE and White !;
D'bie Towering Almond, Cherry and Peach !;
Honeysuckes; Lilacs; Snowballs; Sweet
Brier; Sp;reas; and great many others.
fSee Catalogue No. g.
Roses-One of the hes. and largest collections in
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81.
Dahlias, Peonies, Border Plants, Bull
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eee
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MONDAY NOVEMBER 1862
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fifth street, In the grocery store.
RIO RENT-STORE NO Is BARCLAY STREET 25x75
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
N 5c2 Broadw ay,

RMY SUPPLIES.
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Sratcd rr,uoaala will be resrved hs Once until II
O'clock NJ the 18th IN H. for the delivery, ~
Contrast Of Packing Boxes at the depot OF army COT ing
and equpgge IN this city.
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Funiment of the contract.
The rsh Reserved by the United States reject all bids
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delivery Ia ihs CITY at point thai be required OF
eve nuudreI Army Transportation Wagons.
tern) -
Eve hundred sets six mule Wagon Harness
Two hundred sets two-horse Anbu harness.
The whole to be completed aud delivery be-
Toe the 18th of December The right rved
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AN ELEGANT SUITE or ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR,
n sni1able for family: others. At li23 Bro away
between Twsnlyfh and Twenty-sAta streets, optosise
adson
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L,URSTTURE, CARpErs, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND
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AN ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK OF GOLD JEWEL.
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tenement Select suit yourself The owner Is
TO retire from business aud offers argain.
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A GOOD INvEsTMENT.-YoR SALE. FARM or 5z
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fruit trees; Price Sl2O, one-hali which ,enain
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VxrANrrp-A PARTNER WITH TWELVE TO
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te uf connection With other parties who
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151 Herald oitce.
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1,rr,rfAPD TABLES. FOR SALE, THREE BILL RD
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Will be sold cheap Apply a. the Oriental Music ta' "ov
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CABlNET FURNITURE. ,,.,w,,,r
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WE'LL A BRADNSDORF,
l7s and IZT rvjngtou street. betwesn Essex nni Norfolk
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The New York herald., 1862-11-09

NIAfnIMoNY.--wHy EVERY MAN AND WOMAN
IN Should marry All may marry. The married happy
Naa the Illustrated Marriage Guide and Medical Adviser
Nm EARL, ". H. (1s6 p1ges); mailed 10 sealed enyelope
for rs cents tsampsD. 56 White street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
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