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sanborn 16 10 "a NJ Gibbons 20
z@eJoIIotcing in ". Z. Or. See. 6, 7. l, R. %
logan pin or sec : com l r 5 and 229
II " OF the n cor of said or sec, therce
Al S-lz II, thence S rods, thence
Al SIP IT, thence n rods to BEGINNING
LoVell-Pt II ar of sec g. com in line
OF Demlng street, lG4 # W of line OF
sd Or sec, thence W on said 81 81 4-l2f
thence $50 SIP #, thence 81 II, thence
172 # to beginning,
A Brownie n e or sec e, com on s line
OF beming ST. % 4.l2 It W of e line of sd
or sec, thence W on said st II alp feet
thence lS9 ft,theace Y PIP ft,thence
II toO S-l2 tt, to beginning,
henyon-Pt n e or sec q, com 264 It Of
n cor OH il in said or Sec and ON
Hue OF henosha st, thence e To e line OF
lot 10, thence OF q line Of lot 10, Al feet,
Thence " to line of KenoSha 81, thence
II #, to beginning,
Il PeterS-Pt of lots u, IS and IA, on n
e or OF section Is, com at II { cor of lot u,
thence on e line of lot 81 fee, to W
line of saiu lot, thence S on W line Of sd
lot TO Il point II IT II of the line of sa id
lot, thence across lots Is and IA to-
, line of lot II, thence to W corner of
LOT IL, thence on II line of said lots II,
ii and II to beginning,
A u Peters-Pt OF ar of see &, com on
W line ofKenosha II "a it of n cor of
lot II, of common, thence % #, thnce
" to the W line of lot -, thence II 80 f.
thence c tC beginning.
WIN White-Pt n Or, sec q, com IS It of
the { cor Of lot 10 and liae of
Kenosha st, thence to potato rouse
OF the line of lot 10, thence II feet
thence e to Kenosha stthence A it TO
beginning.
Jno II Nicho's-Lots %, q and part Of lot
IS, beginning at the corner Of lot q,
thence on the { line of said lot IS it,
thence to point % # n OF the
OF said lot, thence to the W COZ, thence
to the beginning, also all the land ly-
ing of SAID pa! GELS of lots /, 2 and e
of the telegraph road, and bound q sby
alley between lots 20, %.
Hessberg & Bro-Ptn Or sec 8, com ~
rods S, and 10 rods of the Z cor of lot
II, thence rds, thence 5 1-2 rds,
thence rods, thence 5 10 rods to
beginning,
S Forbes-pt or sec 6: com l. rds sOf thcs
cor Of lot H. and 10 l-2 rds of centre of Old
Chicago read, rds, W l-2 rds, II & rds,
ej1-2 to beginning,
S Il Scott-Pt Ii or sec 6: com Is rds of : e
cor of lot II, thence W 10 rds. rds, 10
rds, rds to beginning,
Chas FOrd-Pt II Or sec q: com IS Sd rds
of the line of lot II and 2g9 = IL W OF the
line of Old Chicago road, thence " IL rds,
II . Us rds, e IL Tds, to beginning,
VI O'Neiil--Pt II ar sec 6: com rds < 43 3
rds of OF lot Il, thence parl with
line Of lot II, Il IT. $ . l9 rds { g. IT, II ID
rds to beginning
NJ O'Neil-Pt or see q: com 10 rds y IA TT
of the 5 cor of lot Il and on the W line of ne
Old Chicago road, thence 5 A. 10 it, " rdS
n Il 10 it, rds to beginning,
p - ANN
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do 1t 5 bk Blk 5, n or sec 81, T 2 %
u co., ,,cr Head. 1t IS bk
Third Ward
Frank Bacon. 1t blk 2, n W ar sec s. I'll Poo
Peter Christman. 1t blk q n W or sec < n 40
Jane Baldwin 1t II blk S Fisk 1t Is biz 2 3D.
Chas Dprkee. 1t bk Zeba Durtee =. o.,
Durkee. 1t S blk NJ McTarnbI;. "a Oho
Albert King. 1t IS bk Tmotbv r. :. ~ OK
G Ii Sanborn. 1t 16 bk3 20 6 ~ TX
MRS scribner lot l, or see G, /, 28. con- ~
cor OF Sd ltthence 81 10 it. thence o ~ a. I
point 81 ~ It of the line Of it 9 thence ny ~
le o. su II 10 the line Of the same thence " n b
mary Cahoon. lot 5, % except # off sid Oeg'
John hogan. n or sec 6, com l rod & 229 Fl - %
me cor OF the sd or sec, thence Al SO ftL u
rds' thence Al SIP #, thence s rds IN -
LoYed-N or sec I %; com on line NJ na,,
ing St 164 # Of the line of sd or Sec fberc ~
Sq ST 81 az IT, thence $50 SIP it, 81 f. 70 bs Oh
a Hanson-N Or sec 6; com 1T6 # of " cor r..
- On sde OF Kenosha st, thence parl with ~; ~
kenosha st, " 154 it. A # TO beg me OF
Bond-N or sec 6; com SO rds OFFS " cor o,lo,,.
50 Or sec on line Of Kenosha St. thence 70 80 80.
Inc rds, to line Of Kenosha st. rds ~ he 'eo
Peters-Ne or sec 6; com at the cor OF LOT =
city Park, thence on line ofKenoshs st :. vnsT1
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Pierce-sw or sec Z; com chs & 81 nks & rds
of the cor of sd or sec, thence 81 rds ID ks,
% rds II ks, - rds "a ks to Baldwins land,
rds, to line of Prairie Avenue, thence to beg;
except that part taken for Pomeroy st running thro
& W according to the map of BraEde Jason
Lothrop of 1857.
Hale Bond-n W or sec 6; com line of Ii or of n
or of sec 90 rds of the line OF sd sec, thence
to the of the or of the or of sec g.
thence "a rds, 90 rds "a rds to beg
Bond Forter-n or &; com 40 rds II ks & rds
softhe cor ofsd ar Sec thence " u rds IS rds,
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NEW MUSIC.-"SHALL WE KNOW
~ Each Other There" song and chorus, by Rev. Mr..
Lowery, author a sabbath Bells, Chime on" This
song is good Price p cents: Mailed free pianist
in attendance % try new music.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher 4sl Broadway.
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Great Reduction in The Prices
Singer & CO. S STANDARD MACHINES
ell knopn 10 be lie Best for ManpJ


Purposes
NO. 4, Standard Shuttle HInchimc, for
rnerly sold al 500, Reduced to S7O.
No. 2, Standard Shuttle Machine, for
merly sold nt $1OO, Reduced TO $75.
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g'sse Alexass slre &EE s5sgs

Is a reed instrument corresponding in power ana com
pass to the ordinary lG feet pipe organ
In rosewood cases, stops. ........... 800
.... ..-..'-'.'.' 5 525
Is stops, with percussion, and depression al
main" .........-..... ...- ..-. -...-...'-' %
The same in rich rosewood case ..-..-...- go. ~"
liberal discount to cash purchasers during the
and an extra discount to clergymeu Churches Sabbath
Schools, Lodges Seminaries aud Teachers. The raue
supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
45tf No. 4S1 broadway, New York.
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5. MANHOOD.
~SN>T How Lost How Restored
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PRICE SEX &c " r. -
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The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
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DR.. VIM. 3. HURD'S

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DENTAL REMEDIES,
R
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Ward .

0 Head. 1t bk 5, or sec 81, T2.22
do 1t blk bk 5, eqr sec 81, T 2, r %
OS Head It IS bk Z
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|. Nj. Singer j. Co.'S Gazette.

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And all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at the low
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IRON FRAME PIANOS,

Are insy pronounced by the press and Music Masters
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any climate
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HORACE WATERS. Publisher,
45tf 4SI Broadway, New York
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a ents, New York 2. O.
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=. w. SDETFEgE, We. D.,
No. 20G South NiaBh Street.
(HUNTERs BUILDIEGs,
PHILADELPHIA.
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o ~ paTV LYING n
Ehle's subdIJ ision of acres in sd or sec.
Carey Bronson-N or sec g. com at a point % chs &
"a links from the line of sd or & Is rds links "
from the e line, thence to land owned by Hale
Bond supposed to be % rd5 Il links, thence the
corporation line, thence to point of beginning,
thence TO beg except what may be included in st
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The Tone is very Deep. Round. Full and Mellow

The touch elastic. Each Piano warranted for three
years Prices from $l5 to 500 Second han" rIaIoeS
and MeOdeons at great bargains.
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oannc, b clrcumscribed by ,he ac,cn II the Legs-
latirs. It's throws TIE wtole r-st,e- open sga'n.
and will be surprising n the cid scenes are not
re-enacted.
Tue Army AND NAVY COMMITTEE Of the
Young Mems Christian Association " Broklyn,
have Pc fected arrange nonts tor s,nd,ag lh.pi'al
requisites, Sc, t. the Burnside ex ,edNi,n. y ma
tons ior ibis pa,r.oii, and humane pui pose mag p
seat o. The ro'rs, ~. 's9 md Ia w~snit ~, n
street. h. 5okiyn. III. should jc sen' iulued. ''e
WlLLiANsnuEaH.
M,sHiSGroNs BiR Inlay Is - he suitably ID. .ssrv-
ID IN wuismsbuig'. Last evening a me.i,ny q
ptor .aen, oiuseus Fps held, ~ make tho nttssss,-
~ arrangements. 1t Is recommended tina, the day
be observed by n general su, pen.i m Of bu,iue.a,
the rin,jg Ills f'.4s & caonon AID .ppr'pri,te
'es,ivfits. And, Is deemed ID ,fe than prh,.
ol. trs' CO. " I'd u,y return homo on ~ 'c',rl
that day tie ., 'iou will I've one O, src,t rejoicing.
Jsrsfr CRY Asa uoroErS.
DAY 90 RpJotc4Nu ~ JrRsrN tlp.-
s.m,d q rest .-'. Ice devoted ~ day OF r'" IMP
it Jars.. Coy, ia hoau- .ftHa rec.ntv.' r.s I'D. d.
e. hytue v.ian f,rcla. Az ru'.' t..iu,.s 't
be Pill. ..,....., austirla' '.'.., 1.,d 90 .t.
e. I"h' .nH p.'.. p.ttat, ....i.. ..t,i ..,
ar.W,Itstat u4.
Ara NssrIvg Of tho Common Council lat
ev,rr' It1.t.. rr......att vsrs p.ap| U..t.aa.
o. I.H.. "a .r.l ... ,"r.u. t.t Iiy. i....
tus s,r ,Ho rIarc, DE- l.,.t-I over ..c I'D. t.
Hu 'u.g arf ,''. y tr '.U MT 3d. b.. ..''
'...,. b. u.' r. ..ir. anl g. 30 u.s ...,...s lcr..
I.O-t.' O. t' .ny t.a u,t .r, o..... a.I &. i.lu-
n.a.tt '.u.e. i tno oy..r n.y. H. rs a, If,..
u.l.r. As,..t. VIZ .lI1 So '.el.
CpvspttlAlf.y TITO r,.id,nIr Of Nlra.H
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James Wal, charged With tho homicide OF
O ven Pine an 20 Irr Am vunr4, drnsuf HAo,n In
H,rlfu, On tue SIT ~ u crmber, was 81 ,est 4u
tral. appeared on evidence that t1s dr t--I
MSS ln1cS.d thr pgia Lor a. ~ and while the l.t-
ter sas up,n tie ,1r, NJ rgw Ii4tol and ursd IL
~ dscetsel, the ball entering hi4 hopes. The prs-
oner subsequently, assisted p'hcs cheer Ia taking
ceAsed 90 Ralevue II1Bpiul, where h7 diAt ths
Sd ~ January. The Dying declaration Of deceased,
taken before Coroner Rannry, al nittsd in evj-
dence, and showed the above state N facts. The
testimony for the prosecution Is all In, and that
for the defence will open tomorrow. Wall, the
pnsuer, was At the tins Of the SHray clerk "A
on" n TIE H3th liver NeAipbea'S, tll bare GOOD
ehAIActsA
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OK ilNiEIDOl-THA SPLENDID CIp-
I,.r. D. MARIANNE Nuir..a f. y - e. =
isry r.l o. T.ar-un,, Too. e. e t o.. "a, "a
t ~, ~ -f''raEr pcs 90, spu.y g. sJIa 9tA-
~, u 3 Itu 20, near " ,A. -
DASS tOE TO AND FROM LlNkRpOCL
~ iipBs . R,4 L.lc - Pa .rt,- IN. snip
trTINI tNl- tom ROW. pa'tsr, Nprly W
q. q Ola WILSON, 'H' q, .tn ~. i@lJ . 10
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ir.c,iv.ne- Of her table, which had sone splsudu

-
the mos, complete set Of LiliPu,isn furniture.
irs. Hattie vas assisted ~ her Husband, aui both
lspsyei sxcelt Mt taste.
. Tie PRESIDENTS Table.-Mrs. Miclaels' liable Vas
lsqsnily hruished and attracted TIE a,,eu,i N o.
lany visitors. The articles thereon were vared
4 pleasing, and wire ranged with much ls,e.
pne Post QFce.-Mrs. Henry snnh, the ttr
| Lat-uis,res did pretty good hn,u'ss. l. was
Parked, however, th q, her young pos,-msn de-
Tsred pr paid letters. TIE postage, however, vas
rely nominal, Eonly Eve cents. TIE ofhse IVES
| u Us d'coiAted with American lsss.
Hne Supper Ro9m.--Nrs. Adams ch''rn'n "
| "A General mnttes, had charge = this cesN-i-
Uat. She was Neli AMI ably assisted ~ u b. H..
nCyre-Who n axes excel Ell tea au1 ,.u e. iu-
,-er ladics Al 70 assisted TIE vi1uis c,l.i.'ti
tsplcei tetf., ro,s, be-. rosst turs,ys, e ",s,
| g., g.. They aere Or the best ql,ity sii
rom was iasieftly decorated
| Hhe Ice crcdp, Saloon. THIS d'prtu 80 w,4
Her the chnr.e % Ms O,.ley, wa served on
es o. del cious to- cream, srd At q very rc,s. rs
| IL ohaige. There were a,o frtdi, cakes AMI
| prss &. l,' unlsocc, and the tab'a. e.re vety
| lasts,ully arranged. leo water va to- .a ii,h-
en- Jcvarfes IN the re-. Tee attendance va-
I'D rraus fout abe ate Noon aud l,,.s On tie
II ,snug.
/ GRAND NJ f. BALL or riIs Lr.D 'U5E,y,.
sTao ..ri auf ul mass. '-.. 81 Z tfa G.l..,l
Aeeciea.f auo oG ass n.shL II tas Cy
! N.-,ul'. a u. 49,. $500. . sa.. h.. lt ,u 10.
! Che Lc.rrra.t IS ono ,f tac .r..t 600. i.J
| .,. ou,si So che country, s,t .o......, a--tt
.ln ,r CO.. ,.e letter ,ass ut Ge..ua .J... 90.
! ,,w i.fa. TIE raflu.rsJo % 'rt u,flt ~,f'
/ A,n.r...| . t. s. ...'.t char. Err, ,HI a vel
f"era,lt ,,tae as.,m1y looms v.ro uN.l,.
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OLrvrn srRxEr Psrmlnr scroc

pup prefent ask evening Ine tNdrcAeS NeIe
presided ever by Trustees Geo. w Csssery, aided
by VIM p. KIRK, Prerd-n, Of the Board, and
Jam w.i.e, Co. irrt- 1't.' Comnh,eo Of Ar
taG a..,-. :. f..~. sAs tLo-
oEr.z or rxLhcrsEs.
: Fywu oi Praise. ....................Tn stAcpl
OPP ug Address. Miss Julis SIcsaAn
w,s My Markham
4s,ens in Mourning Store. .Dialogla
AT -oa Kate Condnn, Margaret Ufmand aad
Music. There's Sigh il We Heart"
Pate e virginia. Reading >. MS Mar Flynn
II " 10 Ted Btd News. Dialogue
Mi-ses Mary Clhlon and Kate Foy
JeritlaAs "a, gator. .R-.diug
.,.. 'ci i'm, ,s4en,D whose Gynis sl' : '''
10 .-ssA1gJ,i.'sBlsl4.-sf.. r. ,il''.'''l1 ''"'''
"A re '..r.s. r, lin. MIS-. E',s . ,i',a
u - ... w leg a.. 4. ..uNs... ID o. rle
As, 49, Marin sai q 80. ,w,'sh
~ No. ~ ' ..tiin ".....N' IS sarah 5 Sesaoy
80 '-' 49, = ''''''' Ms lie. ma Male
90 Three Dsysin TIE Lie OF c lIDc.,-. 4. Dig
IL Muse. ."whA, raiIy.ako Nus 80 w. ''
Is r.eAa.l.a r,r..t ci,l..rsi,e.at A. ''l.''
M,SM,r, Mrtl
30 r .ur.' az .a.r n.l..Ir
al .s.. k,. % ...a.', N,.' e yH. ani + Ffr'1a,
IL "''....'l' .''e s'.ae. a., ~ r., 49,. -.
.2 r.a.f,-. c.r'..R .H',.
o.-r ...r '....N 80 .-, a .N.o,r,
Sos ... % r.. ....... '.T.as ,,.
...r ... .a.rfp. t,,...
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
the bran, M's. siaris n .Esr, in -. 10Th year q
re relatives ard a.ands Of We .sn,, 81. r.-
gpectiuly inyst y sitsnd tie N.le e.. this
"wednesday Nteu,oon, io'h inst - ] a'c'no<.
t,.r '.tr.op7. W
CAREFRRv Oa M,uday, iJ,5 INT. John s,r.
ftTrv. H r..... .' 'vu ~ nr.IA G. ..l'. Nv. a'-
10 e.to. It-d .,i42 ears 4.,,.'.
dtct g. g,cri t1e funo ~. iris ,vip.si.yJ liter
| nor, istt inst, - cul1ck. f,m ls 40 rrs-
| dence, u Fret ave HFreuA . VIII .u t,.sr ~
! Calvary Uen.,t "a. ~ iutsrmsLt -
COLLINS wuitu Cohps, v.tgr,.t con Of
jar IS sud Jale Collins, aged 20 years, MOI us
and II DAYS.
TIE flieni5 and acquaintance, cd, tive ',nii. are
repeatedly ius'tct to a'trud 80 hiu.r,I ou
ter ,.' l''., .. o pagcuts IS Nj .-t q, ~ o.
| vary Cer.tly lt6
CowtN-At w,ns,,'nvirc on che i9h .,.',
! u,t'" Louise. .NE'-t daHHt r & Nn. .Ii
cW an Cow f'l, r.... l.Hrt u.... asN' ...
svt,'' '.v iuvitr a. st.pr' ... fI.t., . ru.rrI
to.Y, 2utt i0st ~ - 'c,k g.. H. u-
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A lLW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

"a 1O-COAL PER ToN OF $4,000
D4. fUlns, well screened and Tres from Slate
delivered 70 al pArts Of the ciiy, hom yards lol
gighN ave, ant 'gt wsss ll,h %, pesv ~ ave. a.
HEAKTTi - 90 gsSa ~ tA''iS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

,,5SrrPuCs-uAgE you TRIED D2.
~ 81 raFs DYSPEPSIA ANN hlLATCnH
SoI should, Of l1u wish r.heL Though but sn0Ae
o. n.. .r...r tAt public of New York, Is N u.eguzS
st. Oh, ~ lttrrinE success ut only u r-llsN-
ing uut curing that tnrturng dlse,ss-b JsIsI a.
70 ct lks magic ON kLe NLula system, grS~lAe
rU,g his " tle sufferer Il IN wgrrsutrl ~ % uSS
frum AL poisonous ingredients ~ often uS91 -
preparations Tor this comp nnt, wnleh uy ulo-v
harm than god, and vii b. GUN. ',IS 80 49,.
he,La, "A Il living relief or not. Plloe flTM
CFNTs ner I,.ils. THO .gency for this article =
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N New York, At ~ Ais N OosH - 1,s' and 81
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AN ENCELLtNT Remedy.
"A DIX. SNlluS
DYSPEPSIA ANhlIILAlOA
90 Cot. pen BIZ,
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,on'st, aud muluv's, 81 agr aud tn'h -
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- O. Wal street.
CApial, 20 ~
Liabilities. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tO,6ls q
This Company continues n insure a. the lovan
ratsa and allow the usual return " th9 assured o.
JONATHAN D. STEELE, PrOHidsua.
r. n iBvu51 Ss"re'sTy.
Y. NoTMAR, ASS Bec'y,
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
sALns or-Rrxp rsrAxu.,

RARE OPPORTUNITY Fok CAPITALISTS OR PER.
a suns acsiring Country Residences
The snos6er oners for sale his Country Residence
Gently surveyed and Atd that divided
three distinct parcels each having and
splendid bniina sites The properly 800
hne syiish Odd mansion In lawn Of lofty
sA@e trees naive and imported and or great
variety garden sseuy designed stocked with rutts
sna ns~es ousondings including farm house yachtmsns
cofiAxr. ironing nne harboT' Z bowling alley
fhf ttn.ioo has uneqaed either private
lesi1ence 90 Tor sp-cnNucn. having bold shore the
SOUND mile In extent. sides belted
one sde ~ the road tracing the rivers
senny slope either way that every building
nns sew.d the soani ami surrounding country. Two
teus ~ The sites can have ffunts The
iesie heslhy ~s-r esc-lent aad air inyrorating Ds
som ,se -. " miles BY New Haven Railroad; bust
~ mrn can reach the city from this than
from Harlem BY IN. avenue Persons desirous Of
avdinE cry tsxes the aud detentons
W rsess s 20 well 10 rive tina their early
s.nten roe-iae OF equal size within hundred miles
~ isr. e'me nes Tie diversified sdvania aud regal
'fknh1f o. his 1L fesdrncr and all
At"h ,enfs The prr~rn dt-tane. railroad
,nilrs Nhrn Ghstswostbt l. naa- a station now
,rii tlen iels ALREADY hHi,l distance
nsi m''- Asrsv "n tn prrmises, 20 -
% 70 s'm :. abe ofcs Of Woodruff Co. ~ Broad street.
Iue~dsys ra1rsis,s sni Salurda,s between ~ aud 4
"eftk, Nafsr q nap can he
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

IMPORTANT TO EyERYBODY.-SlO CASH GIVEN
sny pcr-on, Tor each aud every recruit brought
Capt a. r. Baker, at ~ Howard street Lieut. W.
Mcrbcoa .s Broadway, door above Broome
. All the punties paid
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

~r,x,-- THE LARGEST BOUNTY PAID IN THIS
4ZZO. sIate, IN The SECOND Farmers regiment wrs.
-. county Fare to at Tonkers paid from 10
=. ooorE Gy Captain spooner. No. Murray sros, up