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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
LBION HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, 1886 HuD
n street, Of Chares-Peasant and yYel fur
nished ROOMS In suits or SINGLE suitable for families
Stages and pass the door.
r. LAMBERT. Proprietor.
(tOZZENS' NEW HOTEL, AT WEST POINT, WILL
~ open Saturday, the 3lst May The Undersigned is
prepared to make arrangements with families Tor the
He has also four Cottages to rent Of which
have kitchen arrangements for compet. esabishment
WM B. COZZENS.
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n s. HERMAN CO., AuctiOneers will sell this day,
April H. at ten o'clock No Is Bowery extensive sto
OF Liquors. Groceries, vz2O0 assorted Liquors
IS casks Cosnac Oard and other Brandies pip and bar
rels Of Gn Rum Whiskey Port and Sherry Wines; 200 bas
kets Champagne 10 barrels oil Cognac; also 40 barrels
Molassss and syrup large LOT Of soaG Candles Coffee
Safe, Desks, &C., &C. Sale positive for cash BY order Of
WILLIAM LOEW, Assignee.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.-EDwARD
~ PETrINGER, auctioneer 80 Wall street, will sell on
Friday April 49, o'clock p. NJ. splendid Country
Seat ct West Farms Westchester county Also the House
hold Furniture Sale positive Full particulars tomorrow
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EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCT4ONEER.
u TIE CELEBRATED TROrTlNG HORSE
JACK CADE.


ins O'Clock r. M at vsnde Club House.
l25h street. the celebrated horse Jac Cade warranted
fecy kind gentle for VIII n the written aran-
tee OF the owner viii be given, together with light Wagon
which has only been used ks, and light Harness
made by Lowden order; also Blanket WHIP &c. The
whole to be positively sold without Can be
the private stable in Mott street, door below Bleecker
street, until day Of sale.
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND RICH
N Diamond Jewelry.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctioneer,
WIN sell Friday April rs Q. IG o'clock at g Bowey
yer Hunting and Open Face Nickel Movement, Straight
Line Levers; Double Time Magic and English Patent LIE,
vers; Cylinders, Detached Levers; Ladies' Enameed
Watches. Silver Gilt and Philadelphia Case Watch &C.
Pins, Rigs. Earrings, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, toge
her with lot of Gold Jewelry. &C. &C. BY order OF
assignee. sale worthy the attention Of
trade. oses Also Silver Plated Show
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= REwARD-LosT, ON WEDNESDAY, 10TH INST,
pO about r. ~ black Newfoun lladd Dog; answers 10
tue OF Cap. He has white breast and slightly
around the neck With white. JOHN ID. LENNON.
" EliSAeeth street, NJ.
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UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH, AuCTIONEER.
4 LAR,iE SALE OF

All the beau Household Furniture of French dentist
win be sold public auction this day at O'clock precisely
l28 Waverey place. Sixth consisting OF two
elegant Parlor Suits covered in satin brocae aud silk
reps Turkish Arm Chairs black walnut Lounges rosewood
Eageres marble top Tables Lace Curtains French Shades
lasge Oval Mirrors line OH Paintings rich China Vases Par
lor Ornaments Clocks rosewood mahogany and black wal
Bedseads Bureaus Spring Mattresses Hair Mattresses
Beds Bedtng Bosters Pillows Blankets, Corner and Book
Stands Beds Rockers and Extension Tables Buffet,
Bookcses TeteaTetes covered in harsloh Glass China
Glass Ware Brussels Three-py and Ingram Carpets
Oilcloths Chandeliers, &c. Sale positive.
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AsTROLOGY.

AIRS ADDIE BANKER, TIE WELL KNOWN
W spiritual Test Medium aud Q rvoyani, can be
suited DAY and evening at her 2s2 tOurh y6uur
near rwenty-second street, second door ~ B-pryap
tIts,ee " ensasemtDt
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TDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
SPAN OF FAST HORSES. WAGON AND HARNESS.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10.

VANDEWATER'S CLUB ROUSE,
l25h street. span of elegant black Horses l4 hands
high perfectly matched; and nine years od warranted
sound kind and gentle; splendid ean for gentleman;
inside 300 together; the preseHt
$4,000 Also a Light Wagon Double Harness, Blankets,
Whip, &C. viii be positively sold without Can be
the private stable Mott street. door below
Blcecker until of sale.
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JJEADAUA RTERs FOR ,uFAP IEwEIRy ,oo
il pieces Jewcry for g. comprising the parne decrjo
tion oil iewery used IA stationery paekagas Oe nic "
jewclry postage paid zoe 10 cni with rcaar erns
description Of oun COOS A.So Stationery and sewe nv
cents 20 dozen. AddIessJ Aodese, ~ osudtusy
street, Boston, hasa
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY IT, s62-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTIoN NoTICE-M =. CHAPMAN, AyCTLDNEER'
"a MAGNIFIc cENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS sTATl AIRY. AND MANY RARE AND COST
Ii WORkS OF ART,
At public auction this day Thursday, April IL.
a the elegant residence ~ West Sixteenth street, between
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We ARE RECElYING


Ok PIECES English Calico, pieces Irish Linen,
- go pieces Aiamance Plails, 20 do n. g. Plaids,
bales IA Sheeting, 10 pieces fine Brown coltons,
20 pieces Beaehed Cotton, 20 pieces Gray cassimeres
60 Wool Fats, 70dozen while and black Spool Cotton
~ packs Pins assorted, Needles assorted.
Kegs Engish Soda, 2 barrels Copperas,
barrel Blueslone, cask Msddef,
Coffee and Tea, 4 hhds. Sugar,
barrels N. o. Syrup gross Toilet Soap,
dozen Tooth Brushes, 0 dozen Fine Combs,
dozen Barber Combs. dozen Pocket ditto,
barrels Train Oil, 20 boxes Candles,
700 lbs. Sole Leather, 200 punches Cotton assorted,
barrels Spirits Turpentiae, 20 kegs Nails.
case 4O4t lbs English Garden Seeds, new crop.
Salt may be had Of Us y pounds for one dollar, IL
not TO be had eisewhere ard many other articles
Iron, Borax, salts opiam Quinine, Mogg ine Castor
Oil 100 pounds Extract LogwooJ, &c. dc.
Those wanting goods not 90 hand can be furnished
IL they willing 10 pay the market price. By the
time nails are 30 cents PEI pound, will not be able
10 sell Sweeds Iron a. any price
CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
October /. CO.
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A PROCLAMATION

BY z. b. Tance, Governor Of ~. Carolina.
WHEREAS, information has reached mo that
w certain persons, unmindful Of the calls OF pa
trosm, and oTgeiful Of the duties Of good citizens,
using their influence to prevent obedience 10 the
law Of Congress known as the ConscIipl Law, and
that others are attempting 10 organize open
sstanee &c lis execution; and whereas such conduct
being mol only in direct violation Of law, but also
detrimental, IN The highest degree 10 the Of
country, II becomes my sacred duty 10 prevent and
rel ress the same BY all The means in my power:
Now, therefore, l, ZEBUL0N b. VANCE. Co
vernon Of North Carolina, do issue lhimy proclsma-
ton, warming oil such persons 10 desist from such
unpairiolie and criminal eonduct; earnestly hoping
that all who are disihcined 10 defend their homes
themselves, either by Of age, infrmiy
ardice, will cease 10 dissuade those who are willing:
and notify ing positively all persons contemplating
armed resistance 20 the law IL there really be any such
misguided and eyil-dsposeJ persons our midst that
they will commit the crime Of treason, according 10
The Constitution, and mut not expect 10 escape lis
penalties. Whilst thousands upon thousa nd OF our
best and hrasest have cheeruly obeyed the law aud
by their patriotic vsor have driven the enemy back 10
the Potomac, IL would Be an tnIolerable outage upon
them 10 permit others eyaJe the law 81 worse sll
10 resis. il by open violence Let no one, therefore,
be deceived the law will be enforccd and appeal TO
all loyal and patriotic citizens 10 sustain those who
are charged with is execution.
Given under my hand, and ai,sslel by the Great
Seal Of The STATE Done al the City Of Raleigh, The
18th day Of September. 1869.
ZEBUL0N b. VANCE.
By the Governor;
u n. BATrLE, IT,, Private Secretary.
September 20. &C.
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4EN. LEE TO THE ARMY.

Gen. Lee has issued the following latter.
;ng address TO the army, reviewing the late
achievements, and fully endorsing the cour-
ace, endurance and selt-sacrifice al our brave
troops. All honor both to the living and the
dead:
Headquarters Army Of Northern Virginia.
October I'd, 1869.
GENERAL ORDERS
In reviewing the achievements or the Ar
my during the present campaign, the C ON
msndng General cannot withhold the ex.
preston Of his admiration Of the indomitable
courage il has displayed in battle, and its
cheerful endurance Of privation and hard
ship on the march. sss !.
Since your great victories around Rich
nond you have defeated the enemy Al Cedar
Mountain, expelled him from the Kappa
hammock and, after conflict Of three DAYS,
utterly repulsed him on the Plains Of Manas-
sas, and forced him to take shelter within
the Qualifications around his capital.
Without hating for repose you crossed
the Potomac, stsrmed the heights Of Harper's
Ferry. made prisoners Of more than eleven
thousand men, and captured upwards Of Sc
yeaty pieces of artillery, all their small arms
and other munitions OF war.
While one corps Of the army was thus en-
gagged, the other insured its success BY ar
resting at Boonsborough the combined ar
mics Of the enemy, advancing under their
favorite general, to the relief of their be-
leagured comrades.
On The field Of Sharpsburg. with less than
one-third his numbers, you resisted, from
daylight until dark, the whole army Of the
enemy, and repulsed every attack along his
entire front, of mere than four miles in ex-
tent. 4
The whole OF the following day You stood
prepared 10 resume the conflict on the same
ground, and retired next morning, without
molestation, across the Potomac. 0
Two attempts subsequently made by the
enemy to follow you across the river, have
resulted in his complete discontinue, and
being driven back with loss.
Achievements such as these demanded
much ysior and patriotism. History res
cords few examples Of greater fsrtilude and
endurance than this army has exhibited /;
and am commissioned by the President to
thank you in the name Of the Confederate
States for the undying fame jon have won
for their arms. s
Much as you have done. much more re-
mains to be accomplished. The enemy q
gain threatens Us with invasion, and To your
tried valor and patriotism the couhtry looks
with confidence for deliverance and safety !;
yeur past exploits give assurance that this
confidence is not misplaced, -
r. E. LEE,
General Commanding
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The LAST GoNE.--Daniel Webster had
but three children. His youngest died in
Mexico, in service there during that war.
His daughter. Mrs. Appleton died some
years ago, and Col. Fletcher Webster was
killed at Manassas.
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THR BATTLE OF SHARPssuRe. - All the
Northern and Philadelphia papers which have
reached Us since the great battle in Mary
land. agree that the loss of life on that coca !.
sion was fearful, and the list of wounded un-
precedented.
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TnLssscryrxe m NV YoRK.--sosernor
Morgan, Of New York, has issued a precla.
InaliOn fixing the 9Th Of November as day
of thanksgiving and prayer, for the Federal
successes "by land and sea-" The Govern
o. has learned 10 respect the " rebels" and
gives them this notice in the proclamation:
Looking beyond the wicked leaders who
have precipitated this terrible calamity Of
civil war upon us, we see that the people IN
afms against the Government possesses the
higher qualities of our national character |;
and though their minds have been perverted
W passion and prejudice. Jet on many occa-
SONS their proves and devotion 10 tbeir
cause have been such as 10 win our respect
Neate permitted 10 see that the war Is de-
Weeping the manhood Of The nation; and
shen peace shall return We have faith that
~ Anefitsn Republic will be more power
~, - 5Vternmsnl more permsaenf, zoe
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TEE GAIrAsTRY OF THE CoSFRDERaTEs.--
The Washington correspondent of the ST
Louis Republican, writing concerning The re-
cent battles near Manassas. says:
I'll is to be noted that all who were ia the
late battles bear witness 10 the splendid gen
eralshp and bravery Of the enemy. SAID q
Colonel with his arm ia sling, when sur
rounded BY cloud of eager listeners at his
hotel, There is a dash about these South
srners absolutely terrific |; we can't stop the
dsVils when they charge, without killing
them all-and sometimes we do that-but il
We don't they are bound to take our bate
ries.p =
The advance Of the enemy on Pepe's left,
on Saturday, is described as the grandest
scene Of The kind in the war. When Lee
arrived, every gap in their line Of battle was
filled up, and the whole advanced in phaIsnx
30 solid and deep il looked like forest Of
bayonets, stretching up and down cur front
for full three miles. and overlapping our ex-
IRENE left wing. On they came, steady and
slow al first, our batteries playing on their
columns, but theirs, il conmanding positions,
taTu~-sg shot ard shell over their heads into
our aftiilsrists sad gans. Their line never
waysred, but, advancing within musketrange,
II drew the hre Of our troops without finch !
ing; thsn their guns came 10 level. and
bslehed forth a staggering FIRE. followed BY
charge Of the whole mass. Arriving AZ
close quarters, the musk.iry continued, while
more than two opposing regiments crossed
bsyonets. Five minutes decided il. The
left could not stand the pressure. and began
to waver. Our batteries were silenced or
captured, and The foe lad desperation and
numbers on their side. "RaIl back ,"ssIsiIl
back" rang out along our line, from left To-
centre, aad from centre 10 right-znd the
enemy once sgain triunPhed on the fields Of
Bell Run"
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hNJutaul anu ibe1eci0f OeHerai once. 4
Richmond, September l2lh, lsc2
GENERAL GRDER.g
No. %.
IN. The Superintendent Of he Nitro ard Mining
Bureau, such oeess he may designate, are sulhor.
Izcd and required 10 imprcss FOR The Government any
Mineral Mines, Mite Caves Of Deposits required Ior
- wants Of The service al eases where guch Mines
caves deposits suffered 10 remain uuorked o.
which may be impefecty worked BY the owner or
lessee.
Compensation or ore, Garth, buildings. timber, and
all materials necessary lo such work titus taken and
used, may be settled by private sercsnsn Or BY arb
rsiion unde the direction u tie Nie and Mining Bu-
feau.
" Enrolling OF recruiting officers in ihe discharge
o. their duties under the conscpt other scis are en-
joined not 70 remove interfere with Mofkmen OF en-.
Poyses a the Nitre Lead Or Copper works o. mines
worked by Government officers o. by Contractors for
The ordinances department without FIRST sppns,,u and
obiaInDg The corsen Of iae Superintendent OF officer
10 charge, who will be held strictly responsible for any
abuse Or evasion ofihs law. BY order.
(signed) s. COOPER,
Adlu!sai and Inspector General
Octoeer j. ca
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&. s. Niire and Mining Bureau,
Distfici Of North Carolina.


September ed. 1869.
IN consequence Of The operations Of the Nire Bureau
~ Tins district being much impeded by the proceed
ngs Of Enrolling officers in aresing eonscrpts en-.
gagged in the manufacture Of Sapere for the Govern.
meni and also The unwillngness Of some individuals
10 allow the removal Of nitrous deposits from under
their houses. aud the di.possl 81 their surplus ashes
deem u necessary TO publish The following saiacl from
ticnefal order No. 60 Of the War Department;
CHARLES X. BARNEY,
Agent g. s. Nl,re and Mining Bureau.
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elements Of society more perfectly blended,
and the people more firmly united than
ever" ss
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Superior Court Of Law, September Term,
1862.
William y. yhorn, William r. slrayhorn, Admr.,
Richard TaPP and Archibald Borland,
Hs.
Alexander BorIsnd.
Original Attachment

IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
The DESCENDANT, Alexander Borlsnd, has removed
out o. the STATE, o. % abconds or eenceas himself
thai the ordinary process a Law cannot be served on
him i 10 therefore ordered by The Court that publ.
cation be made IN the HilsbGough Recorder for sir
wesks, notifying the said Alexander BorlsHd that On.
ess be appears al the nerl term Of this Court 70 be
held az the Court House IN IIlsboroug on The second
Monday IN September next then and there 10 re-
pevy and plead according 70 Law, be viii be proceed.
ed sgsins 10 the same manner ssif he bad been serv.
cd With process and failed 10 appear and plead
Witness, John w. siler, Clerk Of our said Coun,
q Office 10 HiIIsbUough ihs second Monday Of Sep
''1''' = D'''' INV. sILER, C. s. c.
september n. 1 62-Gw
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1869.
Ionathan III lanes adm az Samnel Ipuee d.c,a


jonathan II. Jones, adm'r. Of samuel Jones, deed
Richard Jones The hes O Aquila Jones, heirs Of Lewis
Jones, heirs Of Isaac Jones, and the heirs Of Charles
Jones. |
Petition 10 seii Land. esea
M this case appearing 30 the satisfaction Of The
Court thai the heirs u Aqals Jonss, helfs N Isaac
Jones, and heirs Of Lewis Jones residents il
Is therefore ordered by the Court hs. publication be
made in the Hillsborough Recorder fof successive
weeks notifying the said absent heiB Of the fling Of
this petition and that they be and appear before The
Justices Of the next Term Of said Court to be held for
the county Of Orange At the Court House N HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday 10 NosssnbeF nes then
end ihsre 10 plead. answer demaf 70 said petition,
the will be taken pro eoassO and heard partc
rs 10 them.
Witness, George Laws, CLERK o. our said court, Al
Office III HtllsbOrough, the fourth Monday Of Angus
1869. So
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. c.
September 10. - - Cow
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To those who want Leather.

RRING your hides and will let you have Leather
for thems OF will tan shares, or will pay cash
for hides. ~ ~ ppowN
October 9, IN 64--3m
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NOT &c Il
Headquarters Disiriri Of North CaroIina, J
Raleigh, September yih, 1859.

Head4uafIers Ulsififi Of North Carolina, 4
Raleigh, September yth, 1862
GENERAL oRDERs,2
No 2.
4 ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY
Ne Duty under the Conscrption Law, are hereby
required to come TO The Camp Of Instruction near this
CITY, d Those doing So will be allowed 10 seec
tue Infantry regiments they wish 10 Join, and, unless
full. they viii be assigned accordingly.
IL The Regiments Of Infantry and AniIIery on duty
10 hi. State are authorized 10 enlist Conserips 10 In
crease each company Of Infantry and Heavy Artillery
y hundred men, but not exceeding IL and Light
Batteries 10 one hundred and 6ffy men
BY commanded Biigadisr General j. G. Martin.
A. GORDON,
Assistant Adjutant General
September ". 6l-sw
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TO TOBACCO FACTORS.
90 LBS. NUTMEGs. No. i,
o. For sale by
II. N. BROWN & co.
September IL. 6l--
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w AN T EDi!f $50
100000 feet Of Box PLANK.

WE will pay cssb for 10000 feet of Red, Block
wv White and Post Oak Box Plank, sawed scan,
ssseneiehs ofaninch thick and fourteen inches wide.
clear Of knots and splits Apply 10 James w. Corbn
al 'he fae'0'y; WEBB s. WHITFIELD.
July 80. if-4s
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tian gsiaenan discharged his iutieswish steady zeal
in all the relations Of life. 81 s So i "a. Y.
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Died, ID AIsmance county on Monday The Oh inst,
Mr. RICHARD JONES. 10 the s2d year Or bis age.
Ne. Jones wss an honest, industrious and temperate
man. and much respected In his nsgbbOrhOOd.
Died, q, Charlottesville. Va, July 10Th, Mr. W. NJ
srRAYHoRN. Company D, 9th Texas regiment. in
tbs ssh year Of bis age He vas born near iIIsbo.
rough, n. q, bad been twelve ysan member Of The
Presbyterian church, and removed % HunliIls, Texas
two yssn age. He married ihs eldest daughter Of Col
John e. Douglas formerly q this county bui now Of
Tass. NJ shsyhon sustsiaes handles character,
sss hind and sniible 10 bis nsnnsrs and g chris.
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Adjutani and Inspector Generals Ofice. !
Richmond, September l2ih, lse2 5
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE WASrED--1 WISH TO hire,
~ WIN phi, .ge pursna.ns Must ne Villain an hoars
rie o New YORK; Ah acres OF land ln[ roFen
Aidscss with lu description Price, &C., A. j. D., box Nd
.ral q
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IloR SALE-FoR CASH, OR EXCHANGE FOR UNEN
ouinbeted city lots Cottage Gu Staten Island Altf
Farm and Lanes TO exchange for personal iro
pcrty, or u house and lot in New York or Brooklyn
W. 4. JAMES. Attorney at Law,
4 ~.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY, August l6-6 p. n.
Money 10 offered everywhere q per cent, and
many brokers are supplied at 8. Exchange sold
shis morning at 1857, and was quoted u l2SL
Mt ct the close. Gold opened 81 HAY, but lls
vss given in the afternoon for large lot and the
last price was ll514. Demand notes were freely
ssppfied at l07h . Il.
The stock market at the board to-day wss va
risble, Some stocks declined under sales for the
realization OF profits, while others, under the in
nsence Of a slight demand, advanced The tone
Of the market indicates an advance on the
first intelligence Of strong and successful
military movements. Large sums are being daily
invested in stocks, and each day the circle
Of believers in an inevitable and large
advance in speculative securities appears to be
widening. Bonds are advancing steadily, and in
q very short time all the first class bonds will be
out OF the market. The elements which combine
20 rander period Of unexampled speculation
highly probable are the enormous abundance
Of money, the rapid accumulation Of deposits in
the banks, the low and declining rate of in
terest, the extraordinary traffic the railroads,
the increase in freighs in view of the business Of
the fall mouths, the growing strength Of our
military position under the vigorous policy OF the
administration, aud the prospect that the iaal
triumph Of the Union cause and the suppression
sf the rebellion are a mere question Of time. At
the board to-day 7-3o notes sold At l04, an ad-
vance Of Il per cent. Pacific Mail rose per
cent, New York Central n, Erie u, Erie
preferred Il, Illinois. Central a, Cleveland and
Pittsburg II, Galena Il, Rock Island "A. After
Ne session the market was very strong, and some
business was done by the outside operators Al
lS.Aar rstoa Erie urafcrrad WAS n demand nj 64
and other shares in proportion.
The City of Manchester took out to-day sass, 600
In specie.
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOX oAPITALIs4s Oh PkR-
n L. ,irtnl EoiltrY Res deRoeA

A FARM or TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. HANDSOME
n cn3age house (wLite), with blinds, good barr
and Ok MS shop ptniy VI fruit, fine water Price
ilg l4 al crops, with nay and oats In barn. VI 30
hlf cash; balance IL i've For full particulars, Sd
dress owner, hox l6f Herald oJice.
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Ty8R SALfi--A VALUABLE LOT, IS BY 100 FEEr,
l. witaa three story irlsir Dweng, TIN roof thsrryns
erected supsaniai manner situated on We .ns she
OF Flashing Railroad, Gteenpoint avenue hAsSsi:
i. /. Cost Of property S,tb, pse. StUD lhttss Ok !.
q. fRDlOsr, Gacenpoin avenue. near FranAAh street,
(.fepn