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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Public Sale of Real J sta.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
- the City of Evansville, there will b. sol
Public Auction on the premises, on Saturday
oath day Of March, 1868, the following prone
viz:
The Young America Engine HOHse and Lot
ated on Vine Street, between First and Sci
Streets, said lot being twenty feet on Vine ST
and extending back of the same width sixty fee
Also, the Lookup House and Lot situate
Sycamore near Third Street said lot b,
twenty feet on Sycamore Sire t, and extend
back the same width seyenty-five feet.
Title good, terms cash. Ii preferred bv the
cha er, one-third cash and the remainder in
and two years with interest Sale to commenc5
10 o'clock. w BAKER Mayo
Mayors Office, Evansville Feb %, 3D. feb.
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Notice to Stragglers.
Headquarters Mastering and Disburs-
-e ing Service,

Headquarters mastering and Disburs-
49, ing Service,
State of Indiana,
Indianapolis, March 10, 1868.
To all aohOm 1T may concern:
Pursuant to General Orders received
from the War Department, all stragglers
and absentees from the Army, whether
paroled or exchanged prisoners, or other
wise absent without proper authority, will
report at these Headquarters within five
days after the publication of this Order,
or be considered deserters, for whom the
1enal rnyrr~''A '";il hn r~;1 ae1:-o-J.
By order.
j W. BOMFORD,
1t Col, 10th U. S. Inf,
and Superintendent
CHAs E. NORRIS,
Capt, I'd Cav, Adjt.
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FOR M MP is.

f-. LEAVES THURSDAY, THE 18TH,
stszl5H ts5 positively at ) o'clock P N the mag
he==--S@ nificent Passenger Steamer TY-
G % o N, Capt. j. b. ARCHER, w. G NoRIs,
Clerk. For freight or passage apply to
JNO. b. HALL, Ag~nt,
mhl0td Lower Wharf Boat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Strayed.

DROKE LOOSE FROM THE CPPER PA
ID of Evansville, near Iglehart's Mill, yeSter,
evening, at o'clock, Roam Horse about
hands high, L ar - years of age, shod on the
feet; had on saddle bride and halter; saddle
one metal siirrHp and the other brass was 90
ont towards the Plank Road Any person find
said horse and delivering the same at Charles
Johnston or at James Mo 1ett's, on Blue Grs
will be rewarded fer their trouble
feb2Sdlw J. MOFFETT
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Flour and Salt.

We are selling the best extra Flour at
Sc per barrel, and Salt at 55c per bushel
W. NJ ALTMAN & Co.,
m12-tt No North Water st.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Furniture of all Kinds Repaired.

We are prepared to re-paint, varnish,
ornament and otherwise repair all kinds
of household furniture; oh ,irs newl,
caned, and all kinds of upholstery re
paired We will take your furnitur,
from the house and return the same
after being repaired We will buy all
kinds of secondhand furniture and sell
the same. We have an Express wagon
and will attend to moving household fun
niture or any other hauling. All order
left at our auction room, No. IS Main
street, opposite Court House, will be
promptly attended to.
jan2S-6wd H. NELSON & Co.
For DRUGGIsTs, PHYSICIANS, AND Mel
CHANTS. 1000 ounces Sulphate OF
nine; 100 pounds Opium; 200 ounce
Sulphate Morphine; so barrels Coal Oh
100 dozen assorted Coal Oil Lamps-ft
sale low by KELLER & WHITE,
Druggists,
Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12

E@ An enthusiastic naturalist has
E.ade the discovery that the celebrated
snake of which the politicians used to
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
StraYed.

| L'ROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING IN LA :
Il masco, house, years old, between Il and Il
| hands high, with letter branded ON left hip
Any one delivering said horse TO me will be
Literally rewarded. AUGUST SCHAFER.
mhIodot Brewer.
CLOTHES BASKETS AND MARKET BAs
- kets in great variety at
mart VICKERY BROS.
ID HALF CHESTS OF TEA, ASSORTED
x kinds and prices from so cents 70 81 80 per
pound, at YICKERY BROS
mart
CARPET TAGKS-5O dozen plain and lcathered
~ Carpet lacks, for sale at VICKERY BROS
MART M
SfRUP-lO bbls Stewards Syrup,
~ 10 barrels New York Syrup,
20 - bbis
70 IBIS New orleans Molasses,
bbls reboiled
MARI ELLIOTT Family Grocery.
GUGAR-5 bbls fine sugar,
- barrels common do
10 d" powdered do
1" Crushed do
6 80 Coffee do
mari ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
ZINE ENGLISH MUSTARD, WARRANTED.
Il at FEl#t VICKERY BROS
marc No. 81 Main Street.
T EAT LARD-lO tierces pure Leaf Lard at
- MARI No y main Street.
o. BARRELS LOOSE PICKLES, PUT UP IN
"a white wine vinegar
MARI At ELLIoTT's Family Grocery.
GOAL OIL CANDLES-lO,OOO lbs pure Coal Oil |
~ candles at ELLI0TT'S
MARI Family Grocery.
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IA The weather is on its good be-
hayior for day or two, and the streets
and levee are drying rapidly. There,
were, however, indications of rain again
last night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Spring Style Dress Gnnds-

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING
n Style Dry Goods of every description. lust
received at SCHAPkbR & BUSSING
mhIZ No, 40 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12

GREENE S QUIBBLE.-We met a loyal
Kentuekian yesterday who was present
at Henderson, when Greene of the Vim
eenues Sun was drinking with the bar
keeper at the Hancock House, and
other Southern rights men. As they
were thus drinking, the bar-keep,r
proposed this toast, Here is to jeff
and with smile and numerous winks
the toast was drank, Greene partici-
pating. Our authority is gentleman of
veracity, is a Kentuckian by birth and
education, and was present accidentally
when the toast was drank.
1t is now simply question between
loyal Kentuckian and Geo E. Greene,
and all loyal men can form their conclu-
sions. That Greene's entire associates
at Henderson were Southern Rights men
and sympathizers with the rebellion, we
do not believe any of them will doubt
DRAwN TO THE LIFE.-harper Weekly
for this week has an illustration of the
northern lambs approaching the south
ern lords and begging them for peace.
The peace-sneaks are headed by Vallan-
digham, Brooks, Wood & Co., folding
their hands and bowling their heads in
humility and establishment presenting
a petition humbly begging them for
peace. The Representatives of the Con-
federaey holding their noses, some
with their fingers and some with patent
clothes pins, and with unconcealed mani
festations of disgust reply in the Ian
guage of the Richmond Enquirer
'If you repudiate the debt you have
contracted and abandon the government
you have established, and recant VOWS
and break pledges and eat dirt, it is
we'll; We shall be charmed; the move
ment will suit US perfectly; and although
we shall not exactly respect the actors in
that affair, yet we shall not be unwilling
to trade with you-holding our noses a
httle-and to show You all suitable civil
tles-but at proper distance"
We commend the picture to all who
are anxious to beg the South for peace.
EF 1t has been denied by Copper
headed Organs that the grave of a Union
soldier in Fulton county, this State, was
desecrated by a band Of ruffians, under
the pretense that the coffin was filed
with arms. The widow of the soldier
wrote letter TO the Nashville Union,
attesting the truth of the fendish out
c1e 5R5t t The be b Rieffhsstsr rG6nd G4roni
the barbarous occurrence, confirms the
truth Of the widow statement in almost
every particular. The Chronicle does
more. 1t publishes the names of some
of the grave robbers. We copy them,
that every man, woman and child in the
State may remember them:
Orange Meredith, James Nellens,
Geo. Emmons, Robt Coplen,
u. :. Montgomery, Israel De Bolt,
Wash. Horn, Ellis Strosmyder,
Israel Dilley, Peter Sanns,
George Baxter, Moses Nellems,
Alex. Barrett, Martin Duet.
James Coplen.
Is the New Albany Ledger still skep-
tical2 1t would hardly believe, though
the man himself were to rise from the
dead, ~ - -.
E@ An enthusiastic naturalist has
E,ade the discovery that the celebrated
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Naval Force on the Mississippi.

The present strength of our Naval
forces in Western waters is as follows:
MONITORS
Tuscumbia, 5. Choctaw, (ne'ly ready)
Chillicothe, 2. Neosho, 2, (nearly ready
MInnebago, i. sage, 2 (nearly ready.)
Chickasaw, 4. MilN auke, 4
Kickapoo, 4.
IRoN-oLAps
Benton, l6. Lafayette, 6, (ram.)
Essex, u (below). Eastport 10
CarOndelet, ID. De Kalb I3
Mound CITY, l3 Cincinnati, 10.
louisville, 10. Pittsburg, 13 -.
WOODEN.
C6nestoga, 0. Lexington, g.
Tyler, 8. Bragg, ), captured
Little Rebel, z (capd). Price, t. (captured.)
LIGHT DRAUGHr-TIN-'cLAD.
Forest Rose, 6. Rather, g.
MarnOra, .. Romeo,
Signal, 6, Juliet,
New Era, 6. Brilliant, G.
ST. Clair, g. +. Miller, G.
Ham bletOn, 6. Glide, 6.
Fairplay. g.
TENDERS.
Black Hawk, 2; Great Western, 2; Terrence Q:
Sovereign, l; Samson, l; De Soto, Red Rover,
Mars. r..
Monarch, 4 Switzerland, 4; Hornet, 2; Lancas-
ter, 4; Fulton, 2; Lioncss
The Indianola which was captured by
the rebels, is a small Monitor of light
draught, having two screws, and two pad
dle-engines. She is capable of making
eight miles an hour up stream, and is
armed with two heavy columbiads. The
ram Queen of the West, is one of the E
BW}fRSSSt formidable of the rams, being FIVE
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12

DRUNES-l,5O 800 lbs fresh Prunes, per steamer {.
MARI ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery
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Carpets ! CarnetsI

WE ARE Now OPENING OUR SPRING
" purchases of Carpet, which we will sell
cheap. SCHAPkER Il BUSTING,
mhlZ No. 10 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Spring Balmorals.

A NICE NEW STYLE OF BALMORAI
"A Skirts just received at
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
mhlz No 40 Main Street
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is a genuine Copperhead, and that when
he made the track he was on his way
North, and is still lurking in that local
ity He cautions patriots to be on their
gnard, as the reptile is very venomous.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES AND
Il Lots the corner of Second aud Cherry
Streets Enquire Of WIN HUNNEL
febl6tf
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A New Style Hoop Skirts.

a New Style Hoop Skirts.
LARGE STOCK OF HOOP SKIRTS Just
n receiv, d and for sale cheap at
SCHAPkER & BUSSING
Jan29 No 20 Main Street
TNEA-50 half chests and caddies, all kinds, TO
i sale by S. Z. GILBERT & co,
mara No Sycamore Street
~ AUUN TAR-25 barrels and zoo kegs. lust
w received and for sale by
S. E. GILBERT CO.,
mars No Sycamore Street.
CASTILE sOAP-4O boxes, very choice article.
~ for sale very low by
S. Z. GILBERT-S CO.,
MARI No. Sycamore Street.
STERs-5O0 cases, dozen each, n and ID
" cans, In store and on the way; warranted the
S L. GILBERT & CO.,
mari No. Sycamore Street.
WRITING PAPER-3OO reams of all kinds,
Sc. GILBERT & CO..
mari No. Sycamore Street.
HRNTUCKY MUSTARD, TOMATO CATSUP
IN and Pepper Sauce-210 boxes best quality Ter
sale by S. E. GILBERT CO.,
mari Ne. Sycamore Street.
NEW CROP n. O. sUGAR-1oo hhds prime
IN for sale by S. L. GILCERT CO.
mars No Sycamore Street.
Urine RIO C0FFEE-I5O bags for sale by
S. E GILBET l. Co,
mars No. Sycamore Street.
NEWCASTLE sODA-2OO pkgs best for sale by
IN S. E. GILBERT & CO,
mars No Sycamore Street.
4 OPPEAAs-5 bbls just received and for sal.
~ by s. +. GILBERT CO.,
Mars Re. Sycamore Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12

Balance in Township Treasury. IS 633 AZ
certify that the above is a CORE abstract of
my settlement with the County Commits ioners
March IL, 1868. JOHN WYMAN, Trustee
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12

Is the New Albany Ledger still skep-
teal? 1t would hardly believe, though
the man himself were to rise from the
dead. ~ e. . --r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
;. He wires in and wires out.

And leaves the people still in doubt
whether the snake that made the track
30 Was going South or COMING hacL
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HARMED.
ARMY STORES.

Q EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- from first hands and from citizens loyal TO
to the Government Of the United States) until 10
A NJ, April lst 1888, for the supply and delivery,
free of ali charges, at Evansville, Indiana of
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DESIRABLE FOUR STORY BROWN sToSE
"A House 80 East Twenty eighth street TOR siie also the
three story House POI West Thrtyxth also Lott
the Central Park Apply to JOHN KELsO, 50 Cedar
street
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I $40 FOURTH AVENUE-FOR SALE, CITY AND
IA country Dwellings. Stores, Tenemens Farms, Lots,
1c Parties having property dispose cash only
invited to cali "A address McKIB BIN, DAY Il COBB
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TWO LOTS FOR sALE-wTTH A COTTAGE ON EACH
rear 1al00 zach, both together. Apply 91 Eroadwa
in The store. To be sold cheap.
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THE REBELLION.
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY.
DEPor QUARrsRMAsTER's OrYicr,
CoRNyR or EiGnTlRNrn AND q SrrEFrs.

QCARrkRMAsTENs
CoRNyR or EicnTlsSrH AND SrrrFrs.
WAsnISGros. p. G. Jan 81. lsos }
as ss M Ss Sass
Hay 70 be ss9a An tmoiay bales and
s, rss 9a to be o. s"9s quality put up in
Oats viii be received BY weight (3e) tby.t~o pounds
furnished without extra charge the govern
Delivery to be made the city OF Washington, within o
thirty days from The dA1 ss q ses 11nsfae'.
hay and UPWARDS and Cor Soo, att thousand bushels OF
Tho psoiosion: for the hay and cs,. the
wishou. reference TO each other
The nun and oace address Of the bidder must
bid 4 made the name q firm the name. Of All
propos The party IT,
Proposals. disloya parties viii considered and
an oath OF al.s ance must accompany each Proposition
mus; n BE- addressed to cSoasi y Rqesr
should be psny marked sroSGsa for Oats Hay
The ability Of the bidder to i ihs contract, should il be
awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two responsble
Official cctca.s o. tbs Clerk Of the Dse, Cour,
or Of the United States Disiric, Attorney.
opened or the proposals viii no. 30 considered
the Sontr By tho and both Of his guar
antos VAL be required Of the successful bidder signing
me bond mus. tho een.r.e! ~ be
have l ono signed 10 .nsaSn and ready e be
cured upon application being made At This oncs either per-
sonaly by letter, by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We -, OF the county OF - and stats OF -, and
BY e a ans 10 Sui a the con ds ser
accordance with the Of his and that should
hts proposition be accepted he will
tract in accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him prepared 10
become his securities
ITO this guarantee be appended tho Official certificate
above mentioned.)
INSPECTION DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats and Hay this advertisement
will be rgdly inspected and such do prove good
sound merchandise quality will DE jec,ed
Payment u he made the completion of the contract
thereafter the Depot Quarermaster shall be in
funds
Any informaty tho bid, conformance with the
OF this will the rejection OF
proposal.
Delivery to be made at the railroad depot OF the
GOV rnment wharvcs, IN the city OF Washington.
The Depot uarermss,er 10 himself the right
reject any all bids that he may deem 100 hgh
ID. ". RUCKER,
Colonel md Depot Quarterrnaster.
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HEADQUARTERS T0MPKINs CAVALRY NO. 81
IL broadway, Ne. YorkAl applications for positions
ana recruiting orders for this must be made 70 Adn
tant o. Armour A. A. o., al ,ese h.adqnalters sccom.
IAuid viii the bhaous Gentlemen
plying for positions must bring undoubtcd
character and ability.
n q. =. ny .-A Young NAN or MILITARY CA.
~ acity ye position As Lieutenant IN Brstcas
cJmrany hh3 the FIRST DIVISION ". o. \. y y,
provided be hFinr tnIi number Of and = WILING
10 pay SLIGHT for the A.aitt7
days ''Rp.sin. NfgslI oLsas.
C.iln ~ afERs WANTEB.- slUl GUGLLRS
DibU. Wnrhr i0t aA XIII a~nl'nt tnat uss hs1n ~ '1e
tNa ,NogtA feunliIfs commando ~
rrlne4 all Tar eodAf1. : tu9attD 3H4 st EN..
lar +. rs et4i ctrft VIII rr. III o..- Call
- FRI sfQrt sf lien sra - W llle stree sre0nd
toti. oeriunHs .i.i Auioft aiss i.fefertrf.
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L,oR SALE--CuEAP AT WILLIAMSBURG, A TiiEEB
story and basement brick uDuss with gas aaer, so
No. lS2 South Thrd onis minutes walk fiotn N"
South seventh or Grand street ferries Apply 10 a. 10
MINGE. on the premises
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRfGONIAi.
A YOrsg GENTLEMAN AgED 2s WOULD LIKE 70
~ meet eyrrsspOuH vti sNIn. tAlg. hetMetN ~
Ask . i5anf ~ with yic~ "a iugpy. "a FrNs tur
ea@H cafte IL visite convenient J, ~, saoa o.
NJ AfEiHOSIAL--A WIDOW o. vpns WISHES Ill
III err sfnuf Win q stserfi sN8t sisN
sy va Avew N va'fi9oHY Mast susss2 tale 81 ~
Sslf~s~ Nrs ~ boa 2is iiel al2 v4le lyf vas wees.
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TUE OWNER OF A VERY DESIRABLE SITE FOR A
aud s~neel boarding house hotel.
pleasant village near ey and where u Is needed
At al willing contribute the prop rty
towards the erection Of sich building, be
sdy for business lat o. June The loaon
waited ana nbands sh tar lies for driving boating fish.
lng a. aud u pieassnty aocess bic ~ rail- steamboat
turnn4ke within an hour.
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DEorosALs roa 2aoo RARRtLs oF rLorR.

DEOPOSALs FOR 2lC0D BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Sealed proposals. invited I'll tie ION day Febru
AIRY, 1865 al 1, O'Clock NJ for furnishing tho subscnc De
Iartfnent with - 90 barrels OF Flour
BIDS Will be received for wist Is known Ne No and
No H. ana Tor portion les than tho 1000 barrels BIDS
for different grades should be sheets 81
The quantity of hour required WIN be about ~ barrels
daily, delivered either AT The gogsrnncnt warehouse
Gcogetown 81 the wharves NJ The railroad depot wash
ingt0n, ID. y.
Payment win be Certificates Indebtedness
such other funds the government distribution.
The usual government Inspection Will be made just before
the Tour IN receive, \.
No bid viii be entertained parties ho have previous
F iaed 70 comply with their bids from bidders not
sent To respond.
The barrels 10 be new and head lined.
Bids viii b. accompanied with oath Of allegiance, and
directed 10 Col. A. BECkWIrH, A. d. g, A O. s. u ). A,
Washington, " o. and endorsed proposals for Flour
STATE OF NEW YORK, oUARTERnAsTER GENE
y rats Department, 81 Walker street. New York, January
~, l-sj
sealed proposals will be this Office the "a
day of February ~ O'Clock the
Clothing all TO be manufactured In the city oil Brooklyn
L.
40 all wool light blue Kcrsey overcoats
40 dark blue cloth thassclr Jackea
f0D pairs Light blue kers,y Chasseur Trowers,
to BE- material aud style OF manufacture according 10 pat
In this ohcc where the samples and
may be inspected.
The bids will state the price which each OF aAovc
mentioned articles viii be furnished.
The right Is reserved 70 reject ANY or AL BIDS which may
be made
The successful bidder DO required give bonds with
approved for the faithful performance OF the
tract.
Proposals. will be addressed 10 tho undersigned At this
Office. endorsed Proposals for Uniform Clothing,
5. " TALCOTT
Ds.... ..szxn &c.. -
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AND avn A"o'A' =" NS"N''
THE GRrAT CHARACTER ACTON
MI ~ ~. ,,n,srt i. ~ S"'""'
ON rIs'snn. " .x'ft,ys''1Nvu
be pnteI ~. - - i-.sitsu 80 $500
dram. ,nfitIsd - ~ e.eone uas ia 'o" i"'A n'"
TIIg anyn, 49,, !, or ,.,sv
In which Mr. III re = " SN. ~. a. ~ ,,t -. :,
Mons.rar a. y.r.t Mas ~ ns'in ~ ,' oo "
After which The i'., u None' mo" aou.'sA'
IA Lft,p ~ cvvt,tv
in which the beaut - ~, -. 'f. -in :. - c,.
Aimeues ana . nm l,,r,s II. ~, ""s ''s""'
To be followed bv \ ~ !. H. ~. 20 M, a.. - a,s
tine Gu itled " 50 -" W esa""" 'o' 'a' 'o'"uN
oNr Tntrcu ay ,,.-,,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

L.Oa sA1.E ~rvo AxD tHHGk stpEr PRICK Avn
n trafge atat4-.@s p v.pfnN -a.a ga k,ktf sssaaa
IsrNefa. EnA& fa8 EfNNNG - tArs q 49,
ir.n, l1rw s.Wl AWs ~ "A y. awMsTnoN.. "a
ssvenig #fta &. tfat tNMa t~ift sFta~~.
t,OH sAlf.~A mAEBAfN-A iHf STORY BRIck
fIaus~ - pfeet "a Ntsr tl* Afs 10Y "a BIB
Efr,rt furfsse.n at4 asEaN# set tssafef
u a hnr Nsass ENaN*sl sitsHA 4ltl " AiAH lsfes
men, ApYy i0hS - ~" iNF Fi1a" a.@.
L'oR sALE-IEN BRfcF Hnt-ts. WIN tArk ~.
IN rr,ysan ia. sell l4A~l rs NMMsgu. 80. Asais
sho ~ 30 ~ ~ net fttft #at. sNtA ihtaMe
IL U. BAkLi. -. Y NssssA sf..t fas. N.-t&
L,oR sALE-A WE'LL LncATEu gENhNLNr re.
psrty, twiaW EtiheanaN ft.r es& ttN wNt fay 49,
,snt On pgigs aassg tsttsy. Vtseg I. Efa4. q ~
]. LpNAhD IhLLANp, ~ ss4ss ssstt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

WALL ABLE COUNTRY sEAr AND FARM FOR SALE
wth can.nopas aud c,te asvs buildings orchards and
trsu ~ khGs 4reenbog~~. cider MIL vinegar
lf -, a. " ~ siuasd within one hour Of the city, and
aies ny railroad For heslthfunes
ana NfHnty ~ ~ alton The
eof ~ ~ ana Toe hnc stock 81 the be had s4o
oTcF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

TOR SALE-TO CLOSE THE ESTATE or THE LATf
y Mrs. Hannah Appleton, hou,e and Lot Ia raeao. -
street southwest corner Of Foltn street, 34xSJ feet Toe
house is substantially built and VIII be sold low ~.
the House adjoining Apply TO D. APPLEioS Co. 40
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

L'oR SALE--A TWO STORY BROWN STONE BAsh
Il menl brick House. on Lee avenue near broldMS WI
lamsburg location uncxcced bath connsclcd ~
sewer &c. Apply 70 or address GEO CANT LLD Herald