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FROM MEXICO.

french keInforcements Of Ten Thousand
Men Expected at Acapulco
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-The first steam
quartz mill erected at Reese river mines COM
mencfd work to day.
OWiDg TO distractions in the roads between
the city 0! Mexico and AespsIeo: n~w,na-
June 25th General Alvarez, from whom ac-z
counts are received to the Goth instant, was en- =
pecung the arrival at Acapulco of the French
fleet, with ten thousand soldiers. This force is
TO come from the Gulf OF Mexico, across Te-
huantepec, and from Acapulco will be dis.
patched for garrisons for all the Mexican Pa
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CANTERBURY HALL,
L0U1sIANA AV.. HlAR sIxrr SfRsuy.
y N, Il. SiEr ..--. Sole hAnsRer and pronr;sfn,

L0C1s1ANA AY.. HlAR sIxrr SfRssy
VIM. T. sinn --. sole Manager and Proprietor
TIL COOL SUMMER FHEArER
STANDARD MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT zANFRET7A TROUPE.
Th, msst Talented Company Of
PANT NJOMIMSTs, DANC ERS ACROBArS, ROPE
perform ERS, DO, &c. IN THE WORLD,
In conjunction with the
GREA" CANT ERBURY COMPANY,
ENTIAE WITHOUT DIMINUrIOE,
IN A GRAND
UBLE ENTERT MENT
EVERY NIGHT
~ For AL particulars Of this unexampkd
amusement enterprise SEQ bill OF to-day.
THANKEaIvINa DAY.
fRuRsDAY. Aukust 9Th, 1881
A L A ID II N E E,
athalf past two o'clock D. NJ.
RBGULER FAMILY MATIkEE-SAFURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty FIVE and City cents. Doors
oIan st 7k Peloek; performance 81 O'Clock.
Ru36t
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oDO FELLows' HALL.

MONDAY, August 8,
snd 1vsryEyening during the week: also on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
st O'Clock p m.
MoE positively the last week of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
tson OF the o'igilai Wizard Of the North } in his
enter tanment o.
PRESTIDIGITA TIOA.
Prestidisitaion performed without the aid OF any
apparatus.
The Biological Rope Incom pr ehensibility every
evening.
LAST eIX NIGHTS
- Las grand illuminated day entertainments on
"TpNEeDM and SATURDAY, at o'clock D M,
Ioit,Le acconmodat alton of ladies and children.
Admission centa; Reserved seats 6U cents
Au 3-3ts
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Capture of Three Hundred and Fifty Rebels

CINcINNATI, August 2.-The rebels burned
sixty wagons loaded with forage at Stamford,
KY, yesterday.
Colonel Saunders reports to Gen. Burnside
mat ne captured three hundred and fifty rebels
near the Cumberland river, including Colonel
Ashby. The balance of the raiders are rapidly
retreating, having abandoned their plunder at
Irwin, Ky. -s
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ADJUSTMENTS
WASHINGTON THEATER.
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AvENUE.
ALBERR CASSIDY. AAnAsAr

THIS fAoneayl EVENING"
CcaAxNCEnEzr OF DRAAAyIc sEAsoB.
Engagement of The great Actress, Vocalist, and
bapsauke,
MISS KATE FISHER.
Ire seniy suecessiul rival of Mrs HARNEY WILL
LiANs and of Mrs. W J. FLORENCE, Ard who,
TINS evening. will sustain distinct characters.
SsssSsa ~ the young, aole. ana popular comedian
nj SLAkk Is, who together with the newly. en-
easea Iassss snd gentlemen OF th~ company and
th+ great spanish dsnseuse, MARIETTA RAvkL,
viii l1sm x and orixiEa! combination with Mrs
Jane Sn8lish = celebs aten French COMPANY the
TROUPE ST. DENIS,
Keepe's Thsster
This xSering will be performed
In AND OUT OF PLACE;
oR, PEEP BEHIRD The soEEEs
ferioinanee On Wedne sdsy, Thursday, and Sat-
Admission, rs. 81, and 25 cents
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From SAN Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-The commercial
community was thrown into a state Of excite
ment yesterday by the discovery of q system
of frauds in The Empire warehouse. Goods
valued at Sf50,000 have. been withdrawal on
fraudulent receipts, or else such receipts have
money on, erg .#-. E-.#....,. s, = -..t.. +. $,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
A BATTLE ON THE RaPPaHaHsocy.

Buford Drives Smart to Within a Mile Of
CulpePer-Thc Rebels, Reinforced by
Infantry subsequently Drive us Back
The First Corps Goes 10 Baf0rd's As>ix.
tanee-Our Troops Hold Their Position
and RepulSe the Enemy-A General En-
gasement Elpeeted Yesterday.
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Parade of a Negro Regim ent Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The parade OF
the negro regiment which was to come of to.
day was postponed by request Of the mayor
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Retirement of MIR. CRAIG.

NEW YORK. August 1.-Mr. ID. H, Craig,
who tor fifteen years has been at the head Of
the Associated Press corps Of reporters, has
retir ed for the present from that position.
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Importan, Meyem ent ON the Missi.sippi.

FIcKsBURs, August 2.-Navigation of the
lower river is entirely unobstructed. The ex-
petition which left Vicksburp few days ago
has ar1ived at Port Hudson. Gen. Grant il is
said commands in person. The destination is
unknown
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SThere are three candidates for Congress
in the Third district OF Missouri, to supply the
vacancy created by the death OF Col Noeu.
namely: James Lindsay, emancipationist,
Scott, democrat. Mr. Scott recently issued a
card declaring that he would claim the seat on
the ground OF having received a plurality of
several hundred loyal votes ii November last,
and adding that Col. Noell himself had ac-
knewledged it, and Intended to yield the
seat. .~S ssra -'a e,f>i : S3~-- s'''f = %
MORGAN AS A 7JoKKR.-Morgan took two
citizen prisoners az one of the towns through
which he passed, and after keeping them for a
time swore them to vote for Fallandigham and
turned them loose. II this oath should be con.
sidered binding, it will be two votes for V. in q
township where before he had none a. "a
THE FIRST MARRIAGE-And Adam ssid,
This Is now none ot N.Y., my oone , ana heshbf
she was takensout Of man.go Thereiore .sa all q
man lea We his taihs,rs and bis 10 her and shall
cIs ave unto his wife. They yshallh be enc Resl.S
No cards. ----------- ---I -eh--
ssa1-The Boston Post suggests ma trtxrszb !,
Quits, who ihas bean dischargehs from serpiee
.hesa uss ne looked at = Lady thron gh q keyrhole
Peak s rlEt os Sqms felati9 M ion
70 ~ or the draftedsfn Lancasst9 .Sodpsysspse
VI whieh has lrfays been strongly Pst,ubissas,.
one Thousand paid the $500 in sieusof their pesr
senal services.
I aGrsThe farmers OF Illinois are employing
SeTnan girls, TO work in. .sheir harvest deldss
dsfs a Who aRs gone neR 8 as ssfs 8 as SGT
" 4 three. cent piece was deliberately pnt
INTO circuiation ID fhisscfsy yesterday, aaSitAs
perpetrater thereof is still outside an insane
asylumssG .-ss] - rdSosl UswsH .neI "a
.seGrd grs e s1M aIfy aso kys III NsasEzsf
$50 s4saso9 esis % SkahsasE4 aisi ssss ~ sealy
so sso3s d "a sd
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se4 ssassss sLannchtof q Monisora ssss...t.
- osrds, August g-Tthe powerful ine,A,es
.Canonie Us Wis LAP hched 70. day from -the
Marine Works of Lornigs E ast Boston = 20 %
.sfi tas4s 3 4h4 al assf aas vta za sas IS
x'4AtsssS q az THas& ~ Sfis2gg y.*sss s
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A ssIsTANT QUARrERMAsTER'S OFFICE.
n WASHINGTON ARSENAL July 2a 1853
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed " Proposals
for Fuei' viii be receive ed ut this off until ~ g.
of the 18th of August, for the delivery at this
Arsspal OF 100 tons 2 $40 lbs to the tom best
be st seasoned OAK WOOD
Bidders Wlll state price per ton or cord.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponeble bidder who win give satsfa ctory security
in bond for $3.50 for the due performance Of the
contract. GEORGE ELY,
Captain and Assistan: Quart srmaster
Iutal n Rppnb4
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ID MAToR's OFFICE, July o. la69
Il ROPobALS VIII be received at this once until
the 4th day Of August. 1853, for the trimming and
Hsrylsns aNai 70 s. nine
in the center apering 70 four inches 1T the gutter
line. and to be Of quality approved by the Com
missioners andSNAssistant Commissioner The
gravsl to be well raked Of al stone Of impro Der
size, ano well rolled with heavy roller.
trimming and per square yard for gravsling.
No part Of the appropriation viii be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of fhe com
missioner and assistant commissioners that the
work has been properly executed,
JAEE3 n. BIRCH
Commissioner of the Seventh Ward
A. CLARK,
JOHN TAYLOR
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y ITTENRoUsE, FAINT co.,
s..-t.a2 A N Il E x IS
NO. 3o2 pENNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
Will continue to furnish
U. s. FIYE.TWENTY BONDS
As long as issued by the Government, at par.
U. 3. Coupon 6's of 1881.
q. 8. 7-S0 Treasury Notes.
US. Certificates of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts Of Europe ana the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought In New York exclusively
on Commission. e4sF .rs.
1yH RITTRNHOUBE, FAINT l. CO..
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS roR nay AND oA1s. =
Drr0r QuARrgRyAsrrR's Or

~. WI y ttAitfErNih1It y W fNfff
B,LusoaE. Ma. Nov. ?. 1897
uSph9 aP IL M i sss ss rsc ~ yet or a. l1 s se
soaS bushels OATS Te Be Delivered a, For,rea, aou
2og2 eashsl, oats To be delivered a, Batmor, Mi
Hay 70 be of good Inerchanabs quality pu; W n J,e
t2OJ0) two h9usand pounds % The ION.
,scts Of two bushcis esaS. ssi q Tash ,sai &iat
pounds 70 The sushe; the sacks 10 be urnshcd whllf
completed BY the 18th T, rae ssfrSssE PossEs ''''
Proposals mus, state dcini,sy thc amount 'h-t ,r
furnished BIDS Tor a larger amount tnAH specified
"R,ds Tor Hey and Oars mus, BE- -nsts separately
must also be separately for FoftrcsH Monroe md
The FUN name and Pos, Office address OF the bidder
M bd is made In he name or hrm tho names ~
Iglvdu.i rropc sai of the parties sifuln- K, J
Proposals from disloyEl parties viii b. CONSIDER.
az Pppsa qrp nus. oe addresssd o c1PF q W H6
a e. ~. Y $ A., chef qgar;er'q,asier bal, more
aosia aos TO- % ba "a delivered i a. isrsor, Monro; Va
more Nd''A' the case sos1EynasrrE. iD5y 4;
The ability OF Tie biiGsr 70 M ise contrast shors
sous. whose sehsisrss .fnuai bs spPsnlsd 3, 81 iaa
Ihe resyorsieiiy oi tae VI R9ernTg' s. T ,. "" .e %
Court or Il tho un'ioc states Ds.rlci Attorney.
Bond, , cssal N sgss ty iHe esBr az b
sasrant5rs w 10 required u the suceesaful biidgr
Eht 'ustal icrm o. guarantee nns, s-sonrrry ns
posai. ,xsprr,ro,r nrrrvrpv A.
All Ury and Osts ntfnc;ed for und0r thle alive
r1ent will BE- rigiy irspccied and sues does not
Of a GOOD mcrchaninbo qualny vii Be reiecisd. ~
Payment 20 be made upon ihs crmp'cton % each
tract as soon thereafter az Tie CHIEF Quarc
be IN funds.
Hay ana Oats for Fortress Monroe, 20 be felir.
ihrt point, Norfolk or Yorktown. as the Quar.ermas
Fortress Monroe may direct
Hay and oats 20 6e delivered a, pos,fn wharf
Point or camden Station. IN Baliirn1rc Nd.
The undersigned reserves 20 hmfef the rirht 70
any or al bids thai he may deem to- hieh.
G. w. THOMAS
Captain and Chff Quartermast
Depot of Bs I'm
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

EoI SALE-A COUNTRY HOUSE At FLusUING
L r'vcve rooms tne garden, shade fruit, In COM
Ite rider. with imgUdiae possessiou thirty nuLes from
fhry fourth street. ffty-nve minutes from city Hall
tTaasc ch way daily Price 5O; Inquire OF
r. SrEVENS 25 Park place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

LloR sALE-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
brown stone front House 10 sxa3 feai good order
ia Furniture II desired. situated West 1hryfourh
erect near Seventh Inquire Of X. =. CARMAN,
I..St EroadWay
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

IfoR sALe-rHR -FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS BROWN
II s2ag llouse 10 70 We, Ierty,seeogd street IN hne
eu t'i.d aa4 morisage Apply TO W. FARLEY GREY, 50
N&ssag street
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

L1OR sALE-A SUPERIOR COUNTRY SEAT ~ IA
yrns'ood l.. !, with liver froat Noufe has AZ nod.
ern improvements and IN comp .. orders Hft stable, al
hinds % fruits &c very tesirlbic location. AYpJ 10
4. p. IRELAND. 81 Cedar ltrct..
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
- ANp 1onAccn.

l,tcANt -trou nn0to ft0-' rvCFii ST. Jt
e.. UL.....t t.t. io. iu .autNl. o. .It tti -'t I'D
tI 80 tl ifrIr 1..rt ftoo.i. c..
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

JTCK StLE-FuRNIsHED HOUSE NO. l39 ALLEN
~ street few {. .ors from Rivngou, al in complete
erT wi an modern improvements Possession Immediate
y. Apply 20 j. g. BAILEY corner Bowery ana Fifth
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

L,oR sALE-T TWENTY ACRES OF BUILDING LOTS
in-Ho9kyn, b. D. " thin three ucs o. The ferries
Win M sct OF farm bnidnEs excellent neghhofhood; Il
has .cu .cd Is market garden FOR thirty years. Inquire
No AZ
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

L'OR sALE-A VERY VALUABLE STOCK AND DAIRY
Farm. 10 M cie order. with ample Putdnrs ami li5
stcs Land on Pc Rarlton river ucar Now BrunsNl.s.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
TIE STRIKES.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE UNDERSIGNED THE
n Boss Horse shoers OF this city invited 10 attend
meeting OF the IS Horse Soers Protective to
be held Friday evening" the 18th nst 7 clock at
Constitution Hall Of twenty street and Third
avenue when business OF Importance will be acted upon
Jas Mnlisan, Richard Howell,
Ibos Murray, Bernard Mathews,
John Harrlean. Bernard Kenney,
Hugh Mc9arr. James Cost gam
Christopher Hiegns, Patrick Mccarthy.
Hugh Nc0loghhn, Thomas Dayies
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

IgOR sALE-BY EXECUTORS MOST EXCFIUINT
II Farm. eoamnini = hundred acres hrlfiy pcaei
ere ar, O'fTca new b idncs and !T c0upc'C or1 ore
In from ~ stone depot New Jersey 10 %. OF FAR.
REN hAKDEA BtRgli. O. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

Ron sALE-Trg THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
hik House % West 70 y fourth street IA good order
Pioe $780, Terms easy. Arpy a s' Pavt row room 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

tNHEhP FOR CASH-oR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR
- nes.cheser county rropertv the brown
heh tasen ent Houses $40 and 3l East Thirtieh
street so n 81 To- confirming ali modern prov emens
s1e 80. II rs :. Tcims aCconmodatna Price ST 700
Aipy DlNGEE co, No Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

nAEIEN, CONN.-COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
II louse anr Il acres the main road from Stamford
10 NorYak known as the Weed Place; house is frame
contains IL rooms good barn, carriage house &C.
thno rers OF mile from Novoton depot New Haven
Railroad be divided TO suit purchasers three fnc build
rs ses on the property. Apply TO E. H. LUDLOW CO.,
No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

L,OR sALg-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Wholesale and retail Liquor Store and an Oyster Bar
attached The whole will be sold cheap account Of the
owner having important business elsewhere. Apply
at Sc Grand ST., Brooklyn, E. D.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

WE, THE LICENSED COACH DRIVERS OF NEW
w ~York city wish TO inform the public generally that
having been on strike for an ADVANCE Of salary twenty
hve cent viz $40 week. for the last three days.
meeting Of number Of livery stable keepers held meet
ing Wednesday evening. f1th ns when forty five OF
them signed resolution not to comply with Just and
demand and pledged themselves all their
endeavors TO keep the wages down TO 50 week We
therefore, all those having the interest Of the
the above parties In order injure them give
them rescnd their resolution refrain from pub
fishing their names until to morrow A. meeting Of our
thanks was unanimously adopted to the following
poyers who magnanimously came forward and acknow.
Lodging the business of calm. complied with de
mand We. therefore publish their names in order that
the public know where n good coaches and
tent drivers-Roweys stables. Twenty.thrd street and
Lexington Wilson's do Crosby street and Tenth
street, Hendrckvon Sons do, Thirtyse street
Lexington avenue; Metropoon Hotel dol Barny Cornell
Murray Hill stables Samuel Cornes Park stables: Mrs
Dan Norris do, Houston street Whites stables West
Thry eighth sreet Fagns do Twenty second street.
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

LOR SALE OR ENCUANGF-k COUNTRY RESI-
4c1se 'su acres q chose lsll rar ,y of ri trcc
WI 'NNa uafu, slhH0ry, Att .u NOW Jersey. uUa hours
cure Of y 81. l0SrFE lf1 Blratuay.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

i'OR SALE or TyCuAEGr--r rrgrr M rJvO
= states o. a raasb.e rnt.nt Anga pro- OF e00rcr
~ Lu article n rfnrr h .rl r al rfi is rrr.
nishcd. Apply 90 BbWAEps Eltss, l.5 Saa.au straes
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

TOR SAIE-A COUNTRY PLACE, or SIXTY ACRES.
n ~ Ncslcaes,cr county ihr,e .te-s of mie east
miles fuu THIS cg; good Anle.. ot1liil-f and ahln.
dance q fruit ornauHu Trees aui saruttiy She rre-
uniss ii Is sirf9 lrfei ~ ale ana reI t.ie
~ eyet goct building s.et; would dvlc Go 60 slt pur.
chitcrR For lurthrr particulars fnlg to s.. HAACOck.
- Iira asrnue, near twenty -soFeltI ftr,et
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

--..--- - y ~ = . 70'' v711 y.
LfoR shLB-TWu DEstRABLY LOCATED FIRST
Il class Houses, u EroJSvu, r,pCtc With all modern
cuccs, 10 erfcct order. Immediate Possession VII
de sold al "a; rrc1 !herd terms Appy % A. JOUR
NEAY, No rnc street
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

U,OR sALE-A PATENT. JUST ISSUED; ALSO A
Medicine Of great value; Photograph Gallery Mar
ket Tea and Segar Stores. Also Grocery In Brooklyn
Farms Houses; Lots and Stores sold or rented
J. BARNES, rs Cedar street, room IL.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

EUREIsHED HOUSE FOR eAIr-tv rcrrUkv
~ rat1 Wsi fhirii-.Alr ftlccl, nllw'.u d hth and
Nir ,uucs. idur fly brown si'ue. wei 800
gwen .tr.t4t rIift 900
VAN WINKLE y WINANs, No J. Tine si.gs'.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

EoR SALE-FHE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
II gh stoop House No. 90 East Thirty sixth
II is IS b. 60 feet built and finished in
h" bcst and in fine order throughout Lot 9S
Pcss be had IN eniyfour hours notice. Apply
h. II LUDLOW CO.. NJ. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

L'OR SALE-A NEW GOTHIC COTTAGE AND S]s
I.ts OF Ground situated in Westcheser county; eight
o. City Han, mile from Harlem bridge, and
aaf mile from The Fourth Avenue Railroad derot;
house con aims eight rooms. including bath room; new
tarn lhc premises Price $500 Inquire of McLAUGH-
LIN BROS, 80 Beckran street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

TWO FURNISHED PARLoRs AND BEDROOM TO
let. for gentlemen, at No Washington place, the
Nam Xor
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

IMPORTANT TO ROOFERS-AT A SPECIAL MEETING
Of the Tin, Slate and Metal Roofers Association held
Tuesday evening. Nov TO- at their room, 20 Third
nue., resolutions passed that after Monday
next each member demand 81 Is rer day. report
day evening to the citation uumb
ALFRED PARKER, President.
JOHN FARRELL. Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

LToH SALE, EXCHANGE. Oh TO Llr-A THREE
sry BRICK i!ot z, and 'wc y trlssaNs on 6ns u
thc si e0rncir in wi lnqI lrt u..rF rtts "H1t
N Hhc % Barclay street, NcN i'ft t-i. s.ou N.u.h
street, Lr0u.yn r. n
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A " ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. AN INVALID. WISHES
n to rent the entire nrst oor OF very elegant House.
Board for himself and his waiter and IL possible
OF n carriage house. located Central PARK VIII
tired amount IL well suited. Address box g
Harie Post olcc.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

Tx ORTIZ kN1wrNc-wuERE TO sELb cAMRL
w lnr -H4N lnr i7r lrl nl tiuds n fHre. By going
o. fOllS ANH.Hi's ili Pr1ldeay under tho Sew lr<
-sctr 800 t lr o erl camel Hair shawa aN kindgit
ieres hrd FI fs raYs thirty PER ccat m re thnnA ~
tiHcr tcr t.urnacr a. 6follwsy
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

OOR sALE-AN OYSTER SALOON, WITH BAR AT.
tached; good stand for business Apply at 400 Grand
Clinton.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

ITO STRANGERS AND OTHERS.--A HIGHLY RE-
specabe German family; upyins hls caas ioute
will let choice neatly nshed Ro)ns with Board
private table, English French spoken Apply ~ Eas,
cker n BrOAqWay
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

LNuR sALE-ON MADISON SQUARE, NO 200 FIFTH
T. avenue runnins through 10 broadway. 1t s extra
arp, n d bull and fin shed in the best manner. I'm
neda possession given Apply 10 Il. II. LUDLOW CO..
Sc i'nc
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

EoR ShLB-rNE VALUABLE WATER POWER
small aud Tobacco Factory of the late II. Outca at
sotswooa " j. on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, Az
,ies RON the city Of New York. with exclusive right OF
hcurng in said name. Termseasy. For further
scnlars hpnly 10 HOMER MORGAN. No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

Eok sALEzThE ELEGANT AND CoMMopToUs RE.
sdence of Charles A. Meigs Esq, situated the
per OF New York avenue and Bergen street, Bedford Brook
n together with about l6 Lots of Ground and Stables The
house about 30 feet square, contains 10 elegantly
rescoe and replete with ell the modern couveniences,
pas water BATH &c The grounds tsteruv arranged
With srGhherv and the choicest kinds of fruit in
New ''
The New York herald., 1863-11-13


HOUSES FOR sALE --TGE FIgsr Crifs TTlnrC
- 'i'F lIoNn stone w iff, ls Ncst p fT .lrnih
80 Al ~ and no LsI Illtty oiil silrr .ic rttfeI
iai eco o. brain ~ e. dA'iaR. % sau,l a'rlet
IWNNr N INrRovgD wFsrFTS FARM ~ TX
'H"0. Dr rgle eol4 ha4 illuI 3 .r ti'f
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The New York herald., 1863-11-13

vNOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND LEASE OF A
first class furnished Boarding House; full OF boarders,
on ~ nv IN rr ~ 1 .1 e rt ,ce
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

k0a sAIE-A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT
4 Ouse four s'ores high stoop, marble hall modern
miruvc mems No. liz East Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

CHOR sALE-A DINING AND LUNCH ROOM, sPLEN.
ddly located down town. and doing good business;
opportunity business will be sold n
gain Apply to TAYLOR BROTHERS, 1873 Nassau street.
room No
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

TWO YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with Board, 2i5 West Thirty fifth street. Seventh
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

EARM WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENT FRUIT
Farm Vineyard or other Farm, within sixty miles OF
New YORK city; Wesicheser county preferred. Address
with PARTICULARS box 4,739 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
DARN FOR sALE-AT MILBURN N j. WITH GOOD
II IA and bar of nd etofe of

DARN WANTED-ABOUT 100 OR 200 ACRES. NEAR
railroad station steamboat landing within 100 miles
o. New YORK; location must be healthy Address box 232
Tnrrytown Post office. Weschester county, NJ " stating
dow and timber price, time when possession may be had,
7'
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

LNoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, .CONFEC-
tionery and Ice Cream Saloon, with without stock.
Apply at FOSTER LOOPERS, No Sands street, Brook
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

TOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH FIRST CLASS
Drinking Room and Lunch Counter, In the immediate
vicinity of the Post oce the proprietor having
other business is desous OF dsposng OF
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

yrOR SAIE-A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, WITH
II all tho Dies and Machinery, to turn out aItce in
great demand. Profits large $500 required. Apply 10
J. g. MILTON Co, Patent Brokers' 2S Broadway, room
No. &.