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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
SALE on STOCKS mo BlIDS

t(EiNG the Assst5 and Securities OF she .fr.,. ~
II la-uranee Company ChaElestou viii 5e s7f5
Wth1ut ie erre, by oTd7- OF he B1s-s z ls-sto-s
on TUESDAY the Is Ansti. ~ hs EseBau~-. AZ hi
O'Clock. by JOHN s. RIG IS. as FOL 5vvs: -
$500 City Il Oh .rie-ton SIX pe- ce 4 g.o-l
S}2elu Cts Of Savannah Sevaa na- c-rr E-1rs
81 OJD CRY OF C9i1sl bia Sex per e-rt y n3l
Sh"O tltg OF ManpAi5 SIX per cen BOMBS z1ar-
ant ed S-N-
$50 o Ststs Of SlntA lf1s SIX --- c.-4 Fz7.
e@1OH Mem hi aad ChsrestCu Ela I-1 Z t.s.1us-y
hrst mortgage) Sever per ren- H1ufs
$4,000 Msnphis nd O4io ozl- al t,'-.,1s--, -.
Pc cent Bond, g-yaoie Ia ..4a-la-..1
SOOJO Norf5ea,'e-n h ii1cai C01lqa1y lEr.t mort
gsgs) van pr cent Bou1s.
StdVs Sourh CaIoln Ea-road C. rree,v S-,.s
seven per Gems. B5nts
Sj0N Chari-sfCn ana Scvs-nah R,f'-,s7 f---
Seven per coa- Bo-os
Sy2N So 7rtanb-rE sut J--o- r Y-osl c7runsr,-
Sesfu par c-ni- b3i p g a-aut. eli
- TO M3l 5gcaery q Wrs1 Eoius l.-.--,as c.
PAM right Pes cent, fion T. ~. sJ,e ~ Casrse
s. 90 Chariss'o1 aa5 Liverpool s.eaasli3 stock
&sGss}t Socks.
eco sharss Farmsrs' and Ezcas.p-s Fss.5 e,,.L
800 Share Peoples BsnS OF ~. ..fol So
27 Shares Union GsnK oS Son q Gao IN, So
10 Shar3s 6Eck OF CBa-lt sion 5 C. IS 7es
90 shares Bans Of South Carolina Sf.,.l-
- Shs-es Staia Back of S1u1h is-..- : 90,
10 Shares haak gf Chester. S o. 80 = 'l-1'-
st.so0 seven per cen. 1onds fully sesz.-.s 49,.
gage Cf Real Eststa. - --e9
Gonditions cash
Ce,aiosues With al iaforica. On -es7eetfp5 tbs --
Ct Bond time WHEN nteTesi is ueysti. 81. : 80
furn shed a. the ofes Of the CON- - v U @
street. Charleston. Previous 70 ssls ''i
sp6 eodt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

Having taken control b purchase Of the enrs fussr-
# the Gaiety Stable DOUr5 stree "a co -fata EI-
BRIDGE TJF.S ~ -ras sut .ayy-a- Al58r,e ey To
tran-eCE IA business ed Jaereg DO u u tls an
Jhorty is publicly revoked
split VrrF r. GsNE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

a The Yankees have taken possession Of
the Progress newspaper Office at New0ern, n c.,
aud are now publishing q ssmi-weekIy paper,
making tree with the property and material Of
the cfice. This is the respect ana protection the
IanlLees Drom-ssi 81 private pr0Derty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
HAsTtER.

TUE psrtusrshD ezi nE b We % SAY s. TTrFTg
L hav Hg expired b fas ds o. lsr-s HsF. -b8
surviving pa~tner has closed he 1. .r.st u tue
tTaiety 5 so-es by sci fls e.t.-- nr-..s 3.ld
parties in}ivIdIa ly, par r-rlp p bsiuez 20 fsr -
II CARDS ths = -. ols a4d elytaug eoulec,ei
to rsEiih ~ ". p OrLs wh0 ba eu 81 e es-tc-l IRON
his d4y flTGard E-BaIy.4-, TUFTs,
AFest Of P E. Tu.ts, suryi i1r yl-rrer-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

II TIE Charleston Mercury says that some
of our privateers men complain very bitterly
that the legal proceedings with regard to adjudi-
cation Of the prizes they exposed their necks to
capture, dag along SO slowly that the acquisition
ei their pHz money begins 70 assume the aspect
OF a delusjre and unsU5os.ots, hope.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
NEANT NTED-

A NV Or second nsaI COaRESpONrl I-r,z
"A DESK siits5ie To- his fi e. A5.iv ~ :, >
Trans Po''''l0A oa7es' s'ata side oait s1gese
sr5st .sSafiF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

OUR SICK SOLDiGRs.-The greater portion of
taen are gone They are removed IS fast IS
they get 57eL and no more are being brog ght
here. We earn that the original idea Of making
this place a great central hospital during the
war is row abandoned, as it is desired to have
the sick nearer the army.-AAaatg C0nfedeeIcg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
FOR SAFE.

W sTO- X Apply ct tie b. < + Sr.m g.. LOAD
80. w G. AC-i URR
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ALISON expresses his opinion OF the system o
The conscrfnli-n in lie FL .aEEing s-oLds.

EThe ladies of Salem, Miss have forwarded
to Gen. Sterling Price sizty-two dollars-the pro-
ceeds of a concert given tor the benefit Of the
gallant soldiers under his command The gift
is made not SO much for its value as a testino-
nisl of their appreciation Of the patriotism and
bravery which has ever characterized the army
Of Missouri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

SEIZURE or MORE RICE BoATs.-By letter
received Ia tais city on Sunday, we learn of the
capture in Bulls Bay Of four more rice boats.
The vessels captured are: tie George Washing
ton, Capt Fiue~an; Lydia and Mary, Capt
Leonard; ala Warden, Capt. Kroeg, aud
Doars s'oop.
Tire officers and crews of the captured vessels,
with che exception IF the Lydia and Mary, are
believed 90 hay been made prisoners.
The George Washington and Lydia aud Mary
b-Iougsd to our fellow townsman, Dir. James
Vidal.
Capt Leonard Of the Lidia and Mary, writes
on Fdday to BIZ. Vidal Is follows: The Yam
KEGS have taken the George Washington, Capt.
Fu-g.u and crew also ,ha Julia Warden, Capt
Kr1eE Tly n~rn- A-. D1a-'s s.oop near the
-d,house au {. pc k'main- Z have sun the
5llia and Mary IN towards Oyster Bay, aad
" ia eu1savor 30 g Z ss..F. uc- srlla Maj0r Man
.gau'fs ba.t..ipn 10 ae2p oT the enemy until
cll get her iat5 SIntee.' On the envelope
dated s4tGri1y morning, Capt Leonard says
"The Yankees have taken the vessel, and are
now carrying hsrOu -r-Charicstsa Courier, lSt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

4 SMALL FaRi Of fftv -
"A one q ths most 0eauuful an 5esir,ll. -
oosi5y county Foo further pa-ticals. a - p
X, Y. BzsISKI.EY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

~ The regular army Of the United States
has twenty-one r. egiments. There are over COO
volunteer regiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

YANKEE GUNBoATs- The Wilmington N.
e. Joa7sa says 1t has reason to know that
number Of ironP'atd guuboars, drawing not
over ten fst Of water, are in course of coIstruc-
sioa, and will soon be camP.s-sd some at Bridge
port Connecticut, and some at other points
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CHANGE OF sCEEDUE.F-!

Memphis aBd Charleston RaiIrGad.
SUPERivT Tf.,, It's OFFICE
MEMTHs q III 5-a. .s55
ON AND AFTER SUND--Y, srrt g b -hs Hal
~ ra n 70 -asiais0ga nd r0-t. B. ss- VII ea-s
ph's a. 60 P. D. sd trz 20 z T.
The ace 0.Iuod.riou rrsil viii tlI further latlss
be ron 10 Cou1th .ie-vls M-u p-is &c g. 81 and a.
rIyi0g a. IL clock An
CdAELEs s. vtEEssfE
al6 As-t-sall -rn-r n--u----, w D.
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FOR RENT.
DlSSOLJTIOI or COPlRTiERSHlP.

TT1TG N Of Z. J. ORNE co has hls cay b3en
4 Dissolved by mutual consent Mr. II. BerI-rl- our
former boOS keeper T. anti orzsd 20 cal ga arss
inie TED TO and coil CT al 0ltsrsui g acroanrs
2. DENH
ant 7ts J. W Is iZty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

~ Miss Ada Isaacs Meukon commenced an
engagement st The Louisville Il eater en- the 25th
inst. The Journal says she has several novel;
ties in perfection, among them a drama from
Dickens Great Expectati0ps"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

Il The Macon Ietegyaph learns that another
requisft!on for twelve thousand men viii be-
made on Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

'Eg~ The Napoleon P.aatsr of the 22i ultimo
says: There is not particle of -four in this
market to be had at any price. We think it
high time spectators should disgorge-forcibly,
if it does not come soon"
The Helena Shield of the 29th ultimo says
that the river at that point was then within thir-
teen inches Of high water mark, and adds: I'VE
hear OF several breaks in the levee bel2w-the
nearest three miles below Friar's Point-none IN
this county"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

THE LINES or CHARLEsreE.-We visited
and inspected our newly Constructed lines yes
t.rjay afternoon, under the guidance Of Capt.
Won NJ. Ramsay, the young and skIliful engi-
ne-r charged with the work. They are an ad1ui-
rahls and formidable specimen Of earthwor'ss,
and have, we understand, received the highest
coumaudation # fbat accomplish red officer, Gen.
Lee. in our opinion they are isrsupeIior 90 the
HIes o. 1919. which, in our boyhood, we assisted
10 1uid aud which doubtless saved our city
from British invasion.
They reich ir0m Cooper to Ashley river, just.
above Magnolia cemetery, where the space
from river tn river Is fifteen hundred yards, anG
ise ,ias Of t.rticatau exceeds a m. and d
qUars-r in extent. Manned by Palmetto boys
and Rip Van Wrinkles, thoroughly awake 20
patriotic and s0.diecy dury and seryice,) under
Pembert5n E,sus 4ll r pley, We sdaLI prove
as imprer1abe by and. as with Forts Sumter 3,
MguiJrie ana ether tortidsatipas, we undOubted-
t. ara by sea-Cta5cstou Courier, APra l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

EgThs Ricamona Eraniasr earns that the
Secretary Of Wa- has decided that men in the
segvice of the Conf7deraie States for twelve
months cannot be transferred, upon Tee6list-
men+, to a new company, for the war, until their
twe.ge months terra mas expired, without the
consent of their present commanding officers.
s~The Louisville Journal, of the 25th, says :
as About thres hundred and ffty prisoners of
war were escorted aboard the steamer City Of
Alton, at ST. Louis, on Monday, destined for the
Alton military prison. They arrived en- Sunday
night, by the Pacific railroad train. Most of
them were captured at Pea Ridge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

THE LAST WoBD"-Tne last word is the
most dangerous o Internal machines. Husband
and wife should no more strive to get it than
they would struggle for the possession Of a
lighted bomb shell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

DEAR SIR: Please accept my hearty congrat-
uIations on your return to The Union and on the
growing supremacy in your State Of that - Ola
glory, the stars and stripes, and permit me to
suggest as an appropriate commemoratioR and
celebration of tue happy event, the payment OF
that little balance OF S72 50, which you have
owed me since the Ii,h OF May 1861 Don't
send " Secegh" scrip, as it vii not pass here.
Respecttuiy, -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

GiES.iAHS AHD t0TIOABD1o!
T OFFS,
- sr63. Sc ~ -r7r rrr- 5- -Te-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

MOSQUITO BARS AfD P3RdS0Is (!
4 4 COLTS,
a pu6 81 Ser0- s. rect 0@--e- 3 al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

A CAPTURE The Charleston Courier of the
1st learus from private lsster received ria
Tsmpieo, that the schooner Joanna Ward, Of
Charleston, which left Matanza5 On the 2lst Of
F bJuary, with a return cargo for the Confede-
rate States, was captured on the 2ith of the
same month by the Federal steamer Harriet
Lane. a prize crew was placed on board the
Ward, and she was taken TO New Yolk- Capt.
D mis- was taken by the Harriet Lane to Key
" est, and was sent from thence to New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

A CosL DUS.--Slnce the occupation OF Nash
vile by the Fede.al army, many incidents OF an
amusing nature have occurred, among which the
cool impu5eHce Of tn following is not the least
Interesting /. IS duuning letter from bank
in the interior Of New York, to a Nashville banker
a copy Of which Las been handed US:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
VaLUABLEs sAyED.-Th- RaIeigh State Jour

FALUABIE.s SAyED.-Ih- Rtieigh State Jour
nal Of Saturday has the following:
Mr j. T. Bell, collector Of the port of Beau
fort. reached Jhis city on wednesday last, to de-
uosi., TO the care cf Gov Clark, the valuable
properly which he removed from the lighth use
on that uarbor early last spring. Mr. Bel, on
Inc breaking out Of hoadiitJes, promptly took
charge of these things, amounting in value to
upwards Of twenty-five thousand dollars, and
has had them Ia hia possession since that time.
They are ms. la0is, and cannot be replaced this
side 0i France
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

ANOTHER CREyAssE,-The Vicksburg Eiig,
OF the 27th, says:
We learn that the river ha7 made breach in
the levee uesr Sunhower Landing, in Bolivar
county subme1giug considerable OF Bolivar and
SuufoWer counties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

= 10 I1aT0 tla1 Ne pa.-IcllaT OCCASION Of
tho delay IF ;He HsrT5a7C il the dock Is not the
want Of ammunition, but The construction Of
imp saut n0-ovemant7, which, of course, 10
w0g.d be- nnp~udeal 10 detail. We are also
pleased TO learn, ia this connection that there is
q pro pecs OF tie prowotion Of Ldeutenau Cat
eTby Joaea, 2 3..l l=vIng Only PASSED the Senate
yesf Illy o. rel she rue 0; promotion by SEN
ior.tY 5g ssr as aIui5 5i tue iini.sl promotion
OF clliseys for gs..aa5 aud mert2raus service,
ysi..l15 reference 20 any other consideration
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
And it acted right q
7 .iirs. a charm %

Like charm o.
81 knew il would T. said the old gl siuiIy Il
knew il would Why you moody fellow yOu were
killing your wife. Woman must have 3 little sunshine
At home. they vail die And Mary is better, dear
heart was that was all shs wanted was sure
had the right remedy
IF there should be relapse"
"Reiapsel There can be no relapse unless You take
home ful face. Let her you ways cheerful
ana hopeful aud my word for it. there will be no going
back 20 low 5prts
But Uncle Phil" aid the young man, 'how sm /
always 10 look cheerful and hopeful when my mind Is
burdened with care IL is requiring Of great deal
more, an afraid than / can give
Did your worrying all through the evening ever help
you particle on the next day Harry asked the oid
don't know that it did; still couldn't help worry
ing"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

4 WANT-ChidEen should nave g minister
of their own Not gentleman N a stiff neck
cloth and black e q, VINO says sclemuiy, in
sepnlcaFai voice. (2uce year, on bis parJebial
VISIT ).-" r5-a- ln-Jl-e-i--my--5oy 5oy-how--do-yoU
dor bat genial warm-1earred, LOVING
spiritual father, who considers himself neither
wiser, ucr greater, nor better than be who took
little children 10 his arms aud said, "Of such is
line kingdom of heaven"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
roe sAAAs
WANTED

r WANT four good Plllts.ien ~ LEs-isrong and
4 y,urE j. j. atLnl-. iaN
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

by the distalioa OF coal exclusively shall 0o sub
lett to pay dnty oI eight cents per gallon any
thing in this act to the contrary Notwithstanding;
Ana provided, further That dlsllllara OF coal oil
shall be subject to all the provisions Of this act.
leTelbetore sgt forth and specified applicable to
disIlilora OF sprtaous liquors, with regard to llcen
ses, bonds returns and all other proyIn0ns design
cd for the purpose CT ascegtJnag the quantity
distilled, and securing Tho payment Of duties 50
Tar as the same may, IN the judgment OF th, Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, and uudtr regOl
tons prescribed by him. be necessary Tor That puI-
pose.
Un ground coilee, and oll preparations OF when
cotee lormi part, Or wh'c'ls prepared for sale
as substitute for colIeo three mills per pound
Ga ground pepper. groaol mustard ground
plmento, ground cloves ground cas3ia and ground
ginger and oil mtA.ons oI tAo same, one cent
per pound
On sugar. refined whether LOAF, lump, granuot
ed, orpulYorized- two mills per pound;
On sugar refined or made from molasses' sirup
olmoassas meado or concentrated meado, two
mills per po1ndi
Un all browl, Mu'eoyador or clarified sugars
produced directly rom the sugar cane, and not
cd by The reGnar, one cent Der pound.
On suear candy and ali confectionery. nolp
wholly Oh in put Of angat. oua ea8t DER bound;
Onchoeolate' ana cOcJa prepared, one cent per
On saleratus, and biclrb,0a,e of soda. f;e milf
par pound:
Onstncl, made Of potatoes. one mill per pound;
made Of corn or wheat. one and A half Min, p,r
pound; made Of rice or any other material, four
mills per pound:
On tobacco. oayondish, plur. twist. fne cut and
manufactured Of all descriptions, (not inculing
snuff, cigars, and smoking tobicco prepared with
all tlo stems ia, Or mida exclusively Of stansl
valued at more than thirty caa., p,rnolad dinn
cents per pound. valued Al any ,1n uu tyceeur
thirty cents per pound ten cents per pound;
On smoking tobaeco prepared with all Np
stems in, 1--WE cents per pound
On smoking .o1aoco, made exclusively Of stem.
two cents parpglnl;
On snuff manlIactnreIor tobac,o. ground dp
or damp, OF all i,.gfinuoas, twenty c.ni3 ne.
pomm.
| On cigars valued at rotuyar Give dollars ne.
thousand, oul d,hraul G.ty cents prlhlasaud,
On I.ars, valued al aver liss. and aota.,r ,o.
Idulaf5 per thousand. ,wo doIHrs r,r th1u,a1d,
On cigars, a,a 4 t over ten aa4i u,. ogor tgan
T. tydolmrs per thousand, tao do'arsand ify cent
.par .hou-anl
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

ton under oath Or affirmation, in form and mau-
ler as may be prescribed by the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, that the same is truo and cor,
ret md shall at the same time, as aforesaid, pay
u the collector Or deputy collector the amount Of
duty Or tax th1rupon, as Aforesaid, and in default
thereof shall ba subject to and pay a penalty Of
i've hundred dollars. In all cases Of delinquency
in making sad list OR payment the assessment and
collection Shall bo made in Tho manner prescribed
n the general provisions Of this act; Provided
Tint no duty shalI be levied under the provisions
Of This section upon any sale by judicial or eXecu.
tive officers making auction sales by virtue Of n
Judgment or decree orany court nor to public
sIles made by executors or administrators.
cAoaIAOrs, YACHTS DtLtARDTAmEs, AND PLATE
SEc. H. find be il further enacted, That
from and after the first day orMay, eighteen hun.
drod and sixty two, there shall be levied collected
and paid, by any person or persons owning, pos
5es3ng orkeaping any carriage, yacht, and billiard
mbe, the several duties Or sums Of money SET
down IN figures against the same respectively, OF
otherwise specified and sqi forth ID schedule mark,
ed A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

/. roy AND FANCY STORE TOR sALE-AT SAC.
~ fflre. II a bssL loca. Also Tor
BskeFy low price, .vs the Place of ma nwiih small
capital Also Batteries Grocery and Liquor 81 kiuuilng
Wood Yards for low prices al hIftaELLs No Il
Cedar seeI
A VERY NEAT AND PRETTY BUSINESS FOR SALE
~ ~ Broadway. fAe whole stock which aa0Gl
aI,l0l. VIII ue SOC, Incl tdiun u1tures Tor 1915.
ID RICHARDSON A co ~ and 81 Nassau street
A GROCERY FoR SALE ON THE SIXTH AVE-
II u.e mlue s.inn o. 40 siuceres-buter cHsrse tea
ee, ke--aeuaNF kent Id and ali a1lurrs
EegL 3.W. VII sen sth Teel lsfEtn fof CASH
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BoARDING AND LODGING.

! A NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM ON FIRST
n uoOr, 10 let, ~ single gentenan with Without par
tai Board family snia no children Apply at 81 Wayne
/ street, Jersey CIV
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DnARp wANrEp-IN TIE COUNTRY. roR THREE

ID four months, at a farm house, for gentleman
Wife child nurse good table aud good beds ndspensa
be. situation elevated. Parties answering win please
GIVE full particulars ~ price, location Of the rooms & d
lance not exceed ~ miles from the city Address 1mme
djaie Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
RARE oPpoRruNIrY rok CAPITALISTS on

A PLEASANT PLACE IN NEW CANAAN, CONN.,
N House, Barn, &C. with two Acres; fruit line
garden two wells; beautiful loo ton Is acres adjoining II
mia no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
BOARDING AND LODGING.

100 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
lLU Board large and small Room, on second
in this superior house,
near DR., u NJ cnurch ana stuyvesaat PARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
FOR SALE,

A DRUG sToRE-lN A NEIGHBoRISG CITY, HAV;
~ ing aud well selected OF fresh drugs ara
patent me- itnes doing rs class all and obaing bus
ness Will be sd reasonable terms AMI 70 an enerene
and bic oppor unity which seldom onefs
For particulars in luiIe at 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

dor SALE-AT IRvINGTON, NEAR NEWARK, N. j
Il about 61a acres of Land suitable for building or ga
dening purpose; under cnvaon balance thrit
growth wood Stages from Market street depot Newar
run within short distance Of the property TIE above
Market and Mulberry streets. Newark, or TO j. TOLMAN
IrYingiOn n, j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

T,OR sALE-A FARM OF "a ACRES ON THE SCUM
Il Al miles from New York by New Haven Railroad Gos
bathing, fishing. cunning, boating plenty OF choh
and hall ride from New York For turtle
part cuars inquire Of b. suTiEN o avenue D. Tor thre
1aus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

RIO BE LET OR SODA FURNISHED COTTAGE
situated In the healthy aud beautiful part OF Slater
Island within hour OF New YORK by rail and boat; 81,
acres OF land well stocked vegetable garden Stable ice ant
change place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

ITO LET-FOR $50. A BEAU TIFUL LITTLE NEW cor
1 age IN fremont, consisting OF only our small rooms,
nateu Eigh mnente, directly opposite and within
block Of the rain DAD depot 80 mnu ride Dare Is
e.ntsl from Twenty sixth street Apply To A. r. PIT NJ
LEY No. 2 East rhirtyourt street. New lors, the
Postmaster, fremont II viii be too late Tor the
garden, Of tAree.lourths Of q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

L,oR sALE-RARE CHANCE-THE WELL KNOWN
and popular Ale House kept by jerry Thomas 2s Ann
street. doing business than similar
in New York Inquire Ct address A. j. Thomas Is Ann
street y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

mo LET-A SNUG LITTLE MODERN BRICK HOUSE
IN complete order at low rent 70 good tenant waiei
fixtures west side Of the city, No. is Behune street
Abingdon square Apply at 345 Bleecker street,
7. CUDBlRTH, the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

81 600 MILL Buy FiRM OF ,, 100 200, ACES s s or
anu barn. Ne good location oniy one hundred miles from
New York. Cattle, farming tculs, ~, ncluied, Mills
stores and schools very nvenien. Wal trade Tor city Rca
Estate other good security. Must be sold No agents
need apply. Address Farmer, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

ITO LET-FURSlsHED, BRICK COTTAGE IN
Eightysecond street, door of Third
The house eight handsomely furnsh q,
and VII be rented cheap for months longer
water good yard, healthy location. inquire JAMES
> SLUYTER, l22 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

ITO LET-A FINE LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
any business purpose. Inquire the premises, lOi
Spring street. three from Broadway.
ITO LET-THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS FIRST
class Store and Second Floor the southwest OF
Eighth ana Thirty venth ct fixtures complete
for dry goods store very desirable location Apply
The premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

nor sALE-AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUsI
situated on the Eighth avenue doing good bust
The unable attend having another
business which requires his attention Inquire No. 4Sl
Seventh