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The New York herald., 1862-09-28
The Atlantic Telegraph.

R1p0HT ON TBR LATE kE6LfsH soUNDiN6b.
plymouth Sept % sorrespondencs Of the okdon Times
Ii will be recoected that months since, the
instance Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company the Lords Of
the Admiralty ordered tho paddle wheel steam surveying
vessel Porcupne 70 be prepared for SOUNDING THAI por
tion o the bed Of Ireland which the cleo
broken Ocors Of experience were appointed TO under
take this important duty aud efficient crew select
ed from the surveying ship Fsgard, AZ, At Woowich.
The Pog cupine supplied with ample sounding ma
chimes including thosc Of the Bulldog pattern, which
brinr up OF the bottom each time thsy used and
with donkey steam engine deck for hauling thom
board Tho Porcupne LETT Plymouth ior the scene Of
her labors tho 22d o june, arrived a. Galway on
2Isl She proceeded 70 wha, is termed the Gift,
about two hundred miles west of Galway, and
during operations there experienced hoavy gale of
wind which carried away her rudder head The PorCu-
pine put back TO Galway ON tho 2oth o. jay nae her
yudder repaired and on ihe 9th OF Arguet sailed FOR
Roctal Rank some 500 miles northwest of Donegal Bay
where she arrived the 4th, aud, aflar remaining
days went into kibegs Barbor, DONEGAL tor fle, aud
departed the oath for Queenstown, which was rencbed
on the Goth After staying till the I'd INST sh9 returned
10 ascertain the exact nature Of its declyty, considered
q, be above 200 fathoms IN eight miles, o. fall within
that distance from depth Of $50 stbomS TO derth of
$50 athos. 10 rs stated that the oibcers, by sounding
cpsgwa,s have also discovered what the term
a uapy through which wire could b. laid with less
risk than where sir Charles was laid They ass
discovered a stceieF ci, which they have named tho
Porcupino Rock. Of the soundings extended 20
dspth OF z 800 fathoms
The yist ~ the stesmer 10 Rcke on the 14th OF Al
rust seems have been prompted by desire on the
lart OF The Lords o tho Admiralty 20 DO able ~ judge by
know odgg or ts depth and character of tbe exSdency
Of dropping cable across this bank for tbs purpse OF
connecting lIcsnd with Iceland and America. On tno
rid e vf the bank souudnss varied from nnely " one
hundred and sixty fathrnp Fish most abundant.
I've boisos consisted mud and sspd. ~ ropertsd io
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Obituary.
ynpn nrRukM uyunSf4 au aNrorN

From the Lon ion II 81, sept d.
Byron Noe, Vic unt Uckh IN ded Monday last. at
Wmbe Ion iii, from the rupture Of blood vessell
the early OF twenty six years. THIS young nObem
was the elder of the two sons the Right Hon William
eighth Lord ning ho raised To h ssrldom of Love
lace at her dtestys coronLtn In 1888 and IL lord ea
tenant and usos rotHloum OF the equity OF Surrey dis
mother w.s Ada, iae Coun .ess of LOvelce, lady o
hereditary interest far beyond the pae Of the
peerage roll the only chld OF the poet Byron,
the very ada whom Lord Byron so feelmsly apps
trophises Ia OF the most passionate Ct his poems
HIS grandmother tho amiabe and sarrei wifs
OF the proud and naughty at ord sc death chro
nlced little than years ago lady who devoted
the summer and the of ner days TO the stea
and systematic practice OF wholesale charity in the high
est sense, ana whom many poor cirates famlly and
many poor reiormstory child will havq rsas,n 70 bless
to the end If their The heress OF the Nocls was
not happy IN her union with George Gordon Lord Byron,
~ a the world ware and perhaps the world at lag,
TAR beyond the borders Of Surrey knows tina, nhe.
rttnce to which the Loveisces succeeded has
been less happy than most In Respect Of do
soJourned III the neighborhood Of Riply and Guild
ford are aware that since the death O Ada CoJn.
tass " tue prond towers Of East Horseey have
he the hcf aren't 70 the titles " his father ami
OF his grandmother: but, Il s aaa, that the latter has
been we'll eled to his daiy brsa artisan
by the sweat OF his broS IN dockyard not hundred
miles fam Backw AL. Young Lord ockhan AT an early
age entered the royal navy bat let 1t AFTER few months
service. The that hear ~ him as a com mon
sailor for il is fact tha though the eldest sou OF
peer the realm he out " ia a merchant
vessel, working his way before ht mast liet OF his
neSly adopted esson, the young lord assumes
ciardCtcT atu as WOfkna ih tne
ship yard ol Mr. Scott ussi n the Isle of DOGS where
took his week BY week along with his rebiln
brelb en-. 1t rulorcd--an3 know whether
The rumor be true false-nat whist working the
iockyaTd be I'd linked his fortunes with those young
OF the humD or classes but OF respectable
cha acter. this he 50, the lss from Blackwell,
steney, or Poplar, is peeress Of England. re tls
as It mty-ana We suppore that IN few days we shall
arm whether his lordshp has left widow not, and
whether he has child t. succeed him his ttle-shoud
such not prove TO be the Case then the hership the
dom 4 Love will lss Youthful brother, now
the only surviving male defendant of poet The late
OF 3ackwai not only the eldest son Of
peer, but had been Tor the last two years peer OF the
Ia his right having succeeded TO the barony
Wentworth the desth of his anil able but unfortunate
grandmpth in the summer Of 1860.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SATURDAY, Sept. 27-6 r. N.
Money is freely loaned at four per cent. with sx-
ceptions at three and i've. Cold advanced thu
morning to l2lH, afterward closing, in the after
noon, at that bid. Exchange advanced to ls3 e.
The stock market continues extremely activss
and prices are better. Speculation Is rapidly
spreading, and the business Of the commissioA
houses is becoming ve' large indeed. Every ono
who has bought ST. far has made money,
and people reason thai this win bo the case for
some time 20 come. At the morning board to-day
New York Central advanced e. Eris old
"a, Erie preferredl u, Hudson River 4,
Michigan Central ", southern old u, qua
ranteed ~ Galens x, and Illinois Central /. The
greatest advance was in Illinois Central, which s
being freely taken by some Of the commission
houses. The movement in Toledo was erratio.
The Board Of Directors declared no dividend to-day,
and in anticipation Of this event the stock was sold
down 20 631s this morning, against 65 at the Clog
yesterday. II afterwards rallied TO 65, 65H, N
and closed at G5 n bid. After the FIRST board IA e
was quite rush to buy stocks, and peoVle e -
all to expect another upward turn. L lisNnC
stocks advanced 4 q n per cent, Erie NJ -
Erie preferred leading the list. At the
board the market was ngain very s'rc-G Lia.S
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THE Causes which influence
Them Against the Union.
MIXICO MAY BIZ ANNEXED TO THE SOUTH.
Our Paris, st. Petersburg and Bcr-
lin Correspondence.
DE LINE IN COTT ON
kc~ &c., kS.

CAFE RACE, Sept. 27, 1862.
The steamship Ango-Saxon, from Liverpool the Isih
via Londonderry the 18th inst. WAS boarded by the
oews yacht Of the press at three O'Clock this Saturday
dorung, and a summary Of her news obtained.
The rumors q a recognition OF the Southern confede-
sacy do not gam ground
II reported hat the Con'ederates buying and
sdilaing numerous steamers in england AMI building
gam the river Messy
The steamship tibernan from Quebec aved at Liver.
pool N the 10 Ii inst.
TIE steamship city Of Washington, from New YORK
rived at Liverpool on the l1lh INST.
The dates per the AusoSaxon five days later
those already received.
n COMMERCIAL TNTELLIG ESCE.
American securities we're quie, but steady.
Copsos closed the 10Th inst at g3 y3 Y for mo-ey
Cotton-The Of the week - 900 bales
The market Irregular and had declined ha penny
sor American quarter penny for Sura;s and pence
xOr other descriptions On the 18th the saies we're
90oo bales the market closing at the above decline.
Orleans middng quoted ut 261 I'D.
BreadstuHs steady the 10th inst. but closed
Quet and irregular 18th, -four having declining
Aendency.
Provisions quiet but nrm. Lard advanced Is q
os. on Tuesday
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Do The non II several of the officers bard the pnr
ouins that d lneV comnur ic tll which DO est b.
irshei without tile reuessity long wire as at, di
rect acr~s the Atlantic, will tr ch likely % snc
ceeL system ~ comparatively short len ths can be re-
PAL oil with iess di ecty H. injly besides which Il
believed thu with the atesent ined eStsnt Of teie
griphic scteni there 4 no IA ira snitug mes
sage aHtdy through real leIst II wire One word ~
SAID {" overtake spoter AMI II Is that the orce
REQUISITE u be oxeref by the batteries for ling the
uai 80 rear distance must involve injury to the wire
ny tue Necessary Intensity ~ the se trio AK. fhe ia
Rrans retnf and rero l. from tie officers engaged
ard the Pofcuine leave this afternoon Tor whitehall
Tor the consit ration ia the ~ pace tn lNrds OF the
Admiralty, after whah Communication will TO made by
their lardshins 20 the d eetors OF the Atlantic Telegraph
Com amy. lho seSrsi IS now at heyhsn steany trd
where she Aiu dleenbark her sounding gear AID ma
chinery, AID hp the dsck house oice dspaced Tor
ths pnrposes oI her duty She ia probably leave
on Wednesday for Wooiw,ch.
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Important History OF tho Origin, Pro.
9ress and Present Position Of the Pla N
I'm France, England and Rassia-The
Prussian Cabinet On the Subject-1he
War Influences the Destiay or Italy,
Turkey and syria.
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them TO make such assertions All their proceedings
have been more loss nimics 10 the Nogtn and NON
whra thes have cei ali idea o. nervenl,o, IL
h from th lack ~ any such desise. bu becs use English
enmty to Sarfea - greater thAn rugish en- nay 70
Your instatsns, an that EaSlish lea 4 Na,oeln rs
more deery ooed hsn fear Ut the Dnitei States Ihs
"a GER t. he app easnded from Nsoeoe il more inm,
dae, hes more at their wee. door aud s, nsa ore
swetfs AL m,eni os nlerlerelye Ia Am ioIu alirs
o:SsV-e, BY ;" doiig she hAnlafs anic \, ,poe
toey Fsqy sbn is vel aware that III subjects o; ths
Eiipe "r W canorng for immediate NIT n the
rsb They have been indlc a Ia bseva tl.t tn1i 10
tome - the >o.th, aud that all COMM ,rcid r,tions
have eeas y he use OF The war between the n, IN.
lhese eouol sions beel arrived 4 b. th French
peo lit & the artic e. which pea red 10
TIE Journals over to the ca sc o secssss by tho
nachinstsRs on Sidell, well those nuGneis "a.
the ouh because the policy Il ranc. tends
th iection. repeal raiJperston is ava Of this
AID ia hs keeps aooi from Inter. ton; not from
good viii to nth any OF s .lc' Ia the
matter, but cause Engand makes Il daty to act IN
direct conti aic,i TO her auGust ally" Ia SYRIA 10
Tlkey in ltsiy IN Mexico, d, lastly in the American
questi this clearly evinced Give credit then to
England for her present absisnon, but tiale & equip
yoar Monitors. regiments, make de 'encss,
become loseriu and then bid defiance u both France
aud England FOR when your power increases like rati,
VIII all danger OF interS eaton diminsh.
In Ma ,,olc you will have enemy; you may
rank England in the same category.
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Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, Sept 8, 1862.
The Catina american AGairs--Animm Aertnt ne
Umon-Priss,a May rote for Intrrcn,ion, dc.
The rcactionary turn given Prussan policy by the
present administration is not confined TO German affairs
The Auerswod Cabinet with all its shortcom lpgs, wa.
Mt stranger to liberal tendencies and sympahzed with
the nation the felt by 1t for cause OF the
American Union. In this, too, change appears have
taken place The government organ, which rejoces in
the title OF tho Stern ZsisDD contains o lengthy dis
sertaton on tho American war; written from q point
OF view very unfavorable TO the North, and In q
tone Of bitter irony rarely assumed towards friendly
Power. II derdes the ardent wishes or the Ger man
liberals for the Of the Union, and them
with asco Of democratic institutions in the model
republic According toshe ministerial Journal Prussia
has no TO regret the dissolution Of the United
States but rather rejoice at It, Sooner or later this
country would be threatened by q coalition between
France and Rome 10 that event England would be the
only ally could calculate upJn, and II would, there
FORE be hshy desirable that the great Transatlantic
rival England should be SO thoroughly that
the latter be able throw her whole weight iuto
the scale European politics without fear Of
upon her American possessions to which she was always
The Ser, ZstNng does not explain Why, under these
circumstances, trance should apparently be quite
eager he dsrupon Of the Union a. England, not
more 70 or how after just concluding acommerca treaty
with erAncs and publishing official articles expatiang
The cordial with that Power Prussia has
ali ri once discovered that she In imminent danger from
French and has no chance Of safety except In
alliance with England Perhaps, too IL might b objected
Tat IohS nQi; would not be very ready To take up
arms in deIencs 81 P7rs5a Whoks tcnawr during the ORR
cnt. difficulty not exactly Of nature 70 meet with
his appreciation but these question: which the official
print must settle with It's readers II the anmus
OF the article to which desire to call your attention.
straw will be sure show the direction of the wind and
M ,hs anne manner the ucubYatons Of the
scribe ieiune and illogical they In other respects,
nav be lksn indicating modification o the attitude
hitherto assumed by Rr0ssia towards the United states
IT.. ha rfiF n i'm 1falrt-
uce but In case the recognition of the SoJthern concdo
yaey NV the great Powers should be proposed oy either
France or England It might happen that Prussia would
have TO give the casting vote Austra and Russia
both knswn TO be friendly TO the Union
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the war an Election Test In England

Tuesday evening MIR. A. II. ]oresiord Hope, the
seryatye candid for the representation Of the psria
nenary Trent comprising tbs stanordehre pot
teries addressed numerous sud influential body Of the
electors and electors ~ the ownal, StokeupOn
Trent Mr. G. ~. Campbell presided
Mr. Hope referred TO the American contest and said he
had nv sympathzed with the souhcrners, and should
continue G. do sD Al meeting held on Monday eveuing
u another part Of the borough letter was received sA
an tnes politician crhor,ng ns eocors no % seed him
uy Ho4D) 10 Parliament because Of has rcs TIE fHrsi.
egr QUESTION That letter was 10 something like these
farms Don't send Parliament man who distin-
vnishes himself Nv as ptruent and dg'aoi cac upon
a. Ansricdn President ami peopsotdcts 1o,ch make
~ dfv Of e. w eay b. despotfsm 70 ppse htmn Was
obp Rrht the great birmingham orator. Who stood by
E.poeon and Lincoln 20 assnilsto bem TO he freonen
~ ibe borough of soksg (tiear, hosr re fIr Hops)
had spoken n favor Of the Southern cco1efacy, and
mid DO 90 again fApplause) tie not blind
y, that slavery which existed Ia tho Confederate
s,s,es lie had prvateiy, 20 Soutbernofs and N
he published sleeches denounced 10 tho stfongst
,a,mi thai horrible system but he r.amtalnes that
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

OEO HOUSES. LOTS. F..RMs AND COUNTRY SEATS
AOU Tor sale exchange SEQ every description Of Real
country seat tprce from sl coo to s30 call on a SER
GEANT, 10 Wall street.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE TO LET, ON IVES,
~ iweny-tourth streetNeat and gentes hot and cold
water, bath range stationary Nyashuhs and all the
odern convenienees; rent ouy st5 per year to good
porter.
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A LARGE, HANDSOME PARLoR AND PART @ OF
"A baoA Psror 70 lei, 10 doctor. snst ,' se
OF or any tih pusipeas Also furnished Rooms 80,
men Terms moderate Apply W Prince street, &c"
doors west OF Broadway.
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S700 FOR SALE, A HOUSE AND sSQRE ONE ONE
W w mile from heyport n. j., together ~ltn ha!i
sn acre OF land; part cash Apply to O. W. WHITLOSA 70
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SALES OF REAL FsTRwE,

| yvSNTED-ro PURCHASE A SMALL COUNTRY RE
w q -uee with from three To ground attached
on geSsn sll South Bergen, to cars
| tween Raw K, 20 dock and Tort Hamilton Address W.
H. P 60 M hoiA HVS ONCE, Win run PARTICULARS
| n lowest
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4 LARGE FIRST CLASS THRRA' HOUSE, No; "
10 good tenant Has fixtures througt u wtter o'5s
90 Ni not be es boarding hOuse. Apply W L. w.
COOK, al Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

yVANTKD-FoR CASH. FIVE Lors IN HARLEM.
from Ioth 70 l1otb street and from Second 70 Fourth
H tre Boussi on nhird syenus. cheap Ger easA Aadrs
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A FINE LARGE STORE BASEMENT AND VAULT
~, ~ iSs Hudson street, rent s75) Also Of Rooms
hree 10 nine edJOlntn at present Also Rooms
No Tenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues etA
every convenience. Apply the premises
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HousEs, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

=, GESfEBL THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HI0H
Il a., House 10 ie No q L~Sugon avenue, all eonye-
,s,ea p mace hot snd cola water baia &C.; very ncs
honsa ~. "nished nly painted and put In ompes
nr,as 'say. toa dearah- ,enanL May be sesu from
inIe !, hent ios. "a JOHN FOLEY les Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

LyOR SALE-THE BUILDING, FOUR STORIES, MAR
~ bic, No rs Liberty street. between William and Nassau
sees; also Lo. West Fourteenth street 25xl03
fset For particulars apply to MARK LEVY No. 23 Lbery
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Z fAET BLOOMFIELD, ~ J.--FOR SALE, A DESIRA
NJ b.e Cottage with eight and shal acres Of Land sua
feI the old Eleemield road. about hall mile east OF the
via all under uvaion together with barn, carl1age
house de-. beautiful lawn, good water an abundance OF
fruit; few minutes walk from the rail- o1t depot and
within hours ride OF New York. Location healthy.
a rms easy Apply j. H. CHAMBERS, ll3 Nassau street
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A BEAUTIFUL FC6k STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
~ House, ana suD-celar with ali modern
improvements. Broosyn ueisAts IS Coumna street. OPP
Posite C0onade with hne view OF New York bay viii
be sold very cheap. For further particulars
hplly 20 or addresa T. simpson, A avenue D.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A STORE AND BACK ROOM TO LET-ass AvENuK
~ u; also Room and Two Bedrooma, 253 avenue b. In
quire at % ayehueC @. NJ D0DIN.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

E'oR SALE OF ExcHANGE-A COUNTRY RESI-
~ dence unincu1bered situated the line OF the Brook
tyn and Jamaica Railroad six and half miles
serres: an excellent house. containing twelve rooms stable
carriage and ice house, Oi land well stocked with
rit trees bery kc two minutes walk from the
srce $HOOO VIII exchange for modern built three
basement houae, with ell the improvements situated In
5ooklyn or New York, and In good neishhcrhocd. Ad
7ye Fost ollcs
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A HOUSE, BARN AND OTHER OUTHoUsEs (NEw)
"A with two acres front land, beautifully locate ~ Nsw
Canaan Conn., COT S 500 offered fer less than sovvD 70
adjoining he had Apply 2so Fulton street.
lrolkiyn n piano rOoua
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOURrERN
h'ons3 70 is' cot OF brosdway. Delow Eighth street
Chandeliers superior Piano. with all articles for housekep
ing 70 private family only Rent low Address Foun ain
Broa1~sy Post Office.
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DART or A HOUSE TO IET-IN FIRST RATE Lo.
cation In Brooklyn, near ferries. To small family
wishing reduce live very respectfully,
this affords desirable opportunity Address Merchant
box SIT New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

M1 OO0 --THE DOLLAR HAT STORE FOR sALE,n
sDl.UUU. filed with salesble stock. This has
always done profitable busfhess. and from three TO
Thousand dollars ne, pr cs can 1e made ia annually The
s.l:,S. ieI,- q ~ Q-ia2-lcs s.sss'
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

RBADy CASH WILL BE pAID FOR THREE Or FOUR
~ L9ts below l2s,h street Price no ovsr 500 OF $500
90 Wrsts,on y, stating locson price, Ac Agents need
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

NOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, ON THE LINE or
the Harlem Railroad about hours raye from the
depot a. Twentysxth street. being the healthy
pleasant and desirable locations Westchester couHty Ap
ply to p. r. WILKINS. 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

TNARM FOR sALE.-TIil RrY FOUR ACRES OF WELL
Il cultivated Rockand county, thirty miles
York and within minutes walk depols large
house. buidngB all kinds Of fruit grapes In
sblndauce wells easy. For further particulars
spply et No. Crosby street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE TO
IA let-in Harlem; pleasant and healthy location, and
convenient OF access; rent moderate. Apply to j. WOOD
10th street, between Second and Third avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

INOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT AND
best located corner Liquor Stores In this city the only
the four corners established ten years. will
without stock. If desired Apply to JOSEPH MCGUIRE, S6
10 let,
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

,6NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR RENT-NEAR NEW
" ark, N j. very desirable house tsone) with four
ground situated fassaic river the road
Eeneviie For iul particulars apply to WM Z. BOoRAEM
El Liberty
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sory 6rica House YIN be SOLD cheap If sold 5000;
Washington streets JOHN CURTIN, sos West a,reet
Btsirs
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pR0ORLYN BRICK HOUSE TO LET-EO. 625 PACIFIC
stree two story basement and unaercsar, brown atone
soop, balcony iron rsngs rooms hot and cold
teri connects with heater and fxures
20x4N. Lot. 100 feet.
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E,OR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, A FIRST RATE
II Liquor Store well fitted I'D, with splendid English
beer pump of the ferries TO Calvary Cemetery
This Is Inc chance for rIshman who understands the
iguor business Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT Auctoueer,
No 4 Eas broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A GREAT REDUCTION IN RENT, FOR A FOUR STO
"A ny brick House in Houston street Broadway Th
House Is 25xt0 with extension .ans IL has
dern improvements and is III good order and elegantly
peted suitable for boarding house. Immediate
sion given. CHARLES e. MILLS "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

OFFICES TO LET.--A SUIT OF OFFICES TO LET IN
~ No. 23 Liberty street. Apply TO MARK LEVY, on the
prem
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A SPLENDID CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY, AND NO
n Jnis'aks-Nil be sold cheap steam Packing and
Trunk Box Factory The machinery consists of Planning
Machine, Tongue and Grover Saw Tables Shaftng and
Betting; also, Stock on hand, Horse aad Truck. &c. &c.
There Ia business enough to keep gY to
and avery prospect of trade increasing Apply a. Is CO.
lunbia street.
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2 REAnrlpnf ,nn nnsrRARLE RESIDENCE TO

n pEAUTIFUL AND DESIKABLE hfoFIfl1'N1l11 ~
"a ieln Brooklyn .hs soiiheas. eer @ & o, o. stS
Greene grounds 90 fhnt ~ ~ eoI Ss .s
stables fruit trees shrubbsry &c TVS place wheh an %
"a he'd Fourteenth street So.n sas =. t Us
h hange. New York combines tLa sdya .ot oy
snd country, Will be let moderate term. sarpsp
Syi Bsoldwly New York; to j. r. POhEROf, hanslon
House. BruOAi iyn or WM. z. CHAMBERS l6d ForI orsen
place, Brooklyn, or on the premises
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n SAALL COTTAGs 'Hr4vilie for private residences
- most desirable block in A. free from nnsanc,s q!
surrounded by good mproverran ,pes II i.y and
Unsa 81 ~ 4,d eoinblnng che advan' vents lot 26SQ gar
10 We 1Ni ~ WIN the odern imp -. II for stable II
zen nicely aid outs may orner
lou, zoo, inquire On me pfemsAs, =. ~ Il r. sNrTn,
= sIly fourth street and First avenult OF oi u Nv
no Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

j. OF thai magnificent Grocery and Liquor Store newly
htted with all appurtenarces southeast Of East
Broadway and Rutgers street. Lease to yeas from
May next Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Modern THREE STORY ROUSE TO LET-No 81
Nl Twrnty-1rst street. in order. Rent S7QO
Also Cottage House. West Twenty first street. Rent siOo
Apply per bill.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

DRIvATE DWELLING NO. IL ST. LUKEs PLACE TO
j. let; four stories, brown stone with gas bath &c all
the modern improvements Apply Tor rent and particulars
" f' A. FREEMAN