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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
THB BEST CHANCE YET.
ON w
August 26th, at 8 a. H.,

C~- >
August 26th, at 8 a. ~,
WE WILL Cfssfz0GE 10 sc L tshe forrer
~ residences Of A. U. WY, on Marietta street. the
entire
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
GOODS Hssd ChuCfeES,
Psrtsiuing TO the premises, consisting Of superb Psr'sr
DIM ne sud scd room sets, beautifal d max ssd Lacs
CURTAINS Velvet Carpets ana Rug on Cloto HAIL Ana
DniaF room C.rrets. stair Competing and Rods,
One very superior PnnoForte,
One Rosewood 1t g.
0ls AadOgury Lounge
tus Hat GacE-
what Nots and Book bases,
Bosswrof and aahcEauF A moure,
Rosewood and aahrgauy lmarDie-top 1uFsala
and Wa7hstzuds,
Bsdsteads. Eedtaud BedainE
Bsa Linen, Blankets. Comfor = etc.
ore ghId's gri1 ard Bedding,
OnaTruonsl Bsdstsad and Bedding ETC.,
Cottage Ban and Dining room Unaie.
Cns tst dn- " b o China Crocze and Glassware
One Silver Wine Ca tor with glasses,
Fine Madeira " ne iH ossij ms,
Thrss bbs Fine Old wine,
Ktfohea Furniture,
I've god Cookie st-ves with fixtures.
-Four bbis. Sugar.
Two thouEsud pounds Bacon and Lad.
-Four hundred hu.heis Corn
Three hand cd SIMPLY Sacks,
One hne new Carr age aud Harness.
One Buggy and Harness,
One par fms Muies,
Four sst- stage Harness.
TAO Ahea lows with Young calyss
CRAWFORD, FRAZER & CO.
a22iA AEcfianeers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

= The steamer Hsba has srrived At WI
from Nasga7.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

= Tie HissiSsiPgiaa denies the report chat
a Union nesting has recently been held in Jsck-
.-r Ma.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

~ a PaPeria the interior Of Alabama szya
thai Che delicate state Of Mr. Gays health viii
csmpsl him to decline a reelection to the Con-
e5erase ssnasa" The same paper proposes
Rpbst Jeuison, Of Tuscaloosa, fsr ne sup
~ n.n--c..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

AZ Use auditor Of Pusuc sssyauz OF Ms.
Gfsppi has notified The presidents Of the boards
q police Of the several ssunties Of that Sats,
tas tie pre- ra.a distribution Of the military re-
lief mHd, for The year 1862, has been ma5e, and
tss amoult due The several counties is subject
. he order Of The coaay sassu7s-s Of the sane
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

AEoTHER LEAKE-A gentleman from Ala
bans called our sitsnion 70 the manneT IN
which the O FAX N kind " lsvie1 are being dis
posed Of in some portions of that State IN
o Of the co1adss throaEh which be passed
tbs pIsriays Hsultd in their wheat IS sO0H as 1t
was tHrashad in the 6.ld. At some Of the de-
Dots large piles had, in consequence, aecumu-
iaaa5. and. being left lay without attention, 8
heating process was going on that wouid soon
ruin the whoIo, if it hsd not already dene 50.
cannot afford this wss;s-cne that ne farmer
would permit 10 occur, snd the hsHdiag OF tins
crest source Of supply should be placed under
the control Of cszpetsul men Surely sach cen
be found, sud had better be, even il tho Gov
eminent has to &c outside Of its fsvoEites.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

~ The Mobile Tr5uas Says that as far as
zsesrisins1 Only sight of -bs ed mombe-s Of the
lover house Of the Alabsma Legislature hsve
besn rs-sisetod All the rest are ssw members
alhosgb some Of them have served ia pas.
L~sgislatures- Old things sseR to Be passing
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Oar correspondents gives rs the particulars Of
the sudden appearance Of the enemy at Chat;a-
noopa yesterday, and Of The Demonstration he
was ablsato aaks. His artillery was placed
upon the nights on the opposite side Of The river,
and wsy served with precision. Whist eject the
rspIy from our batteries had was not knswn.
1t is generally conceded that this was another
surprise entirely iuszcusable. CaAnet 3 sys-
ten Of scouting that has boea stteaded With 80
much Of ignorance Of he movements Of iho en-
auy7 until too late, be changed Must the
army of Tsnnsssss continue to be surprises
in lie very strongest positions and i0ro'a 80
abandon thea
The e-onissiuras as to the object Of The onony
m tbis novsmsnt were various. Nothing what
ever vas known Of This siTeagth up to the h0ur
Tho train loA last sveaing. It wSs asserted By
some officers during the day thai wSrks were
ssiup erected under csver Of the FIRE bat the
gonerd impression vas to the csatrary, as 10
labor of the kind was seen goiRg On. II is
strongly probable that we viii seen hesr et
some important movement at Bridgeport sr
Stevenson, 10 cover which this Jeint was made
aud may be continued. TIE Fe6eTals are sctive
North of the river, with nothing TO di5iurb
them; indeed, 1t nay almost be said without
being troubled even With tbs presence Of an oe-
casional curiou Us scout
From what we can learn we shall net be
surprised If somebody is caught mapping.
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North carolina Christian Conference.

This e:clesiasrical body met ~ annual session
at G.ahsm. on the 9Th, and continued IN ses-
lion for six days. The attendance of clerical
and Law d4lega was larger than anticipated.
Rev X. @. Anderson presided, and Rev. "
4. APPLE acted Secretary.
The f,iiowins appointments ior the next year
weee reported
Dan River District--J. N. Manning, w. ..
Long. ,e
Mlnnis.
+ New Hope Distriot-Thos. j. Fowler's' N
Ferreil. nr
Cap5 Fear Distriet-W. n. Bragg, 3. n.
Aus'ey. ,>.....4-z4. -.
| Middle Creek Distrct-D. I. Deanes.@
Moore Dlstrict-A. Nelson. L. u. craven
Daep River District--W..D. }. Mofhtt, j.. p
Lawrence. ~
Has River District E.. w. Beale, a. u
| Anderson. ,..
Shallow Ford District-P. w. Allen:
Union and Prsvidence Distr'cts-E.
Beale. @2sf @.~ss = #.f5
Stokes Distriot-A. Iseley. - o#. =.
Rev. J. r. Holt was appointed mlssioharl
| to the army.
| An effort was msde to recommends tne pun
| ication Of the Christian Sun, and Rev. w.
| Wellons was chosen Editor. "a 80 p ss#
L
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.Ts1.oOPER ANNJJM :

The PRospEcr.-As The campaigning sea.
son Of the third year Of the war approaches its =
close, the principle army of the enemy, bruis.
ed, bleeding and alarnled, is engaged with ali s
its might digging into the earth for safety The
second largest force, the once Grand Army OF
the Potomac, is fleeing before the advancing
corps of Gen Lee The third, under Banks
portion Of which has just been severely ehass
tsed by handful OF nsn is vaguely and fseblv ;
attem ping some movement against Texas Tha
fourth, under Graft. has ceased to be an army
of offence. The dfth under Gilmore, with
hum Der of roh clsds to aid him., lays futile
siege TO Charleston. No@nere else have they
any thing more than garrsons or raiding forces.
At all points the Confederate forces are able to
DEFY them few weeks now aud all lighting
dependen: on marching and manosuyering riil
be at ar end till the middle OF next Spring
By that time all the trained and seasoned troops
of the enemy will havs SO nearly completed
their term ot enlistment, that no valuable ser
vice cam he got ont of them. Incapable negroes
aud mercenary substitutes will be the only re-
| lance OF the great Yankee nation, to hight tnelr
battles. These facts will press upon the atten-
| :ion of the Washipgton Congress this winter
| a Congress most Of whom are believed to be
| hostile to the war. They will see the necessl-
| ty of devisirg means to raise new armies or OF
taking steps to bring about peace. lhs tor
mer seems almost hopeless undertaking. Inc
alternative will present many attractions, es
peciaiiy in view of the approaching election OF
President. and it is far from impossible that 10
may be accepted. We may indulge this hope
without relaxing vigilance Or exertlon
Rich. Whig. u
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e - + -
III r expectations of captures. and from more
ie,1 Gle Of tas Il, YOU can hear such an express
films IS ttis sff Jock son had been along, we
would have gotten everything we wsnted."--
Il las 1 we have 10 Jackson now. Our boys,
however. make the Yankees whom, they cap
ture. pull off their shoes, which they at once
convert to their own use.
TIE country people herea bouts are lold in
their praises for Mosby. They say that he
nas dzne the Yankees great harm, besides com
;eilies the enemy to keep at least lifeen thons
and .,,en as a raiwns guard, snd prevent s'ras
yiirg aud raidirg parties from gong through
tde tattfy Committing depre6adons.
FR1DAT, Oct. lo, 1853.
Tie ss1buiarces are busy this morning c7's-
yt iug the wounded back to Warrentoa. Gen.
K,rklent has been compelled to quit the field oy
his wou1d.n
a heavy rain fell yesterday and last night
wiljch to svne ex,ent may impede oferatlons
ieasr that we have over one thonsaRd pr's
onurs here now TO send back. Among t!:enn 6
Colonel ptetending to be crazy.
Nothing from the firing yestsrday-onwafe
is the word this morning.
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ARMY NORTHERN VIKGI&1l


Rristow Station, Va, Oct. l5 1868.
w,ote YOU last from W arrenton, near which T
,)ace both Hi! aud Euell bvouacked on Ines
aav NIGHT. Stuart had driven the enemy our
ins the day from Jeffersonton, Cnipeper county /
four miles Dad the Rappahalnock, pack as
for az Au ubnrn. /, little viage tour nlIes oeio"
Varrentan. ia she 1irection .. tne ra'iroad-a
distance of nearly twenty miles. Here' JUST
before night, our cavalry came up for the h's'
time. With the enemy's infantry, ano were 'orc
al to rive back mile or two, towards Warsoh
ton and our pickets, or. Tuesday night, ex+eAa
"A three miles out OF Warrenton. on the u
burn road Early on "Wednesday morHios'
Eveu beean to move on this road, with Rhodes
division in the al vance Cur af.ihery> OF rata
or datachm ents from Col. Snowden Andrews
ard t1cl Carter's opened "a brisk fire on the
eremy. to which they responded quite energet-
icai,S simultaneously with this, Rodes threw
forward one uf his brigades as skirmlshers, and
this line soon succeeded in driving the enemy
before them from the temporary stano We'ch
thav had taken. After this Ewells corps NOV
ed forward. steadily pushing the enemy befre
them. by Catiett's Station, and into 5fistow,
capturing some three hundred Yankees E&f'5
alone taking one hundred and seventy. husr
the sklrmish at Auburn, Early led the advance
of aell's corps, for the reason that IN ofoer
QtslO6U3 -
make something OF a detour
A. p. Hnps. column left Warrenton on
Wednesday morning by the Centreville turn
pike, passing New Baltimore, immediately ne'
yoad wnich he turned to the right and took the
road nv Greenwich on towards Btistow Sta
hcn Tine ooiuma of Yankees which he was
pursuing on this road, eooampsd the s night " es e,
io.e at Greenwich, twelve miles beyond " @ al
reaton. and had aboat two hours start or II y
on w eduesday morning. The head OF h'll'
column came up with them, however, on yes
serdas at Brstow Station about three ,e.t oeof,
which o.r forces were repulset, or rather krl
lands lforsnerly PettigrewsO and Cooks brig
ades OF North Carol ans were driven back aot
five of our guns wefa captured, belonging G.
Rusk's and Riee's batteries of Mclatos'i's bat
i tailor. One OF tae guns, however, was retake
i this morning, SO that our loss will only De lou
/ pieces. Our losses in wounded will foot up,
thnk about 800. Kirklsod.s or,eaas q. lSss s,,o On
hundred and sixty eight wounded, as follo"s
Hit Nor tn Carolina, p NG lo
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l1th Nor tn Car DINA,

-. 10 all Il .-#Ss# 4 &&Ht@. ~
Gen. kirkland himself was wounded Ia j. the
arm. but IS on the field again this norniag. II
c,ok's brigade, the divisioa Surgeon tod ING
be tholsht one hundred would eovef,tee wound
ed These. were the two bfigsdes which we're
engaged with The eoemy's force, eons'ss.ags as
some say. pf a whole YANKEE a! 0stp ,.she,s-
Gar GU vas vwounded ii the leg. It is quite
serious. His leg is well nigh crushed, II fi's ;
surusoss; oyn,ed me that he FAD taken a hanc
full of ooas ou. of sae wound. Ii reply to = an
inquiry which. put as 10 whether be btpopgn' I
the General would loose his leg, be- SEQ e gns
thought it ro6zsmateak Lieutenant 1olops' 1lI''s
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Gen. Wheeler ian TENN essee.

Rv an official telegram received from Gener. =
al Wheeler at Missionary Ridge, on Wednes-
day morning last, October l4.h, W" t0Srn 'has
he has been doing good service hS8t@e sencrahs s
rear. He says, he crossed th= ls'ta7 70 'hs lacs
Of a division of the ene,ns ut Ctstuo Fort iord2
ON the 3Olh of s. en h4f shd prnce4jed in the
direction III NJ, NJ o,v.iFA, ~fi@re. after sfarp
Hync. he captured arga tfap. aud seven hun -
ar ca eos,snners. Tue tra,n @as loaded VIM
an nnaniliou and other. stores. andis 2sapEes+d
to ceusist of seven or eight hundred sasf"3s all
of which were burned. He theE attacked Nc
Minnv'Ile, capturing altogether tive hundrsd
ard thirty prisoners and another large train,
containing coInmissary stores, ann nnmunit'"n,
arms, clothing etc., and DESTROYED the, br'dge.i
| over Hickory Creek, together with an engine
and train OF cars He then made a demonstra
ton upon Murfreesboro, destroying the brioge
| over Stone river. and took train of cares %
/ Wartrace He then Moved to Shelhy Silie'
where he captured large amount Ut stores
! and burned them. This is q severe blow 10
Rosencrans, whose men have been OF SNORT fa-el
tions for some days. a asl 80 sas
/ 8 y.pr pp1s,NErs.-It is stated that the
/ Number ef prisoners held 10 Richmond on
ltrhursday last. were trfe under ten thousand
/ and every train from Gordonsvlile contnoes tot
augment the number. Iocuded ~ THIS runner
| are nine hundred Commissioned officers. ne
Yankees hold about six hundred OF our ofhcers.
TIE ErguaiaeY states that the prison authorizes
q are anout commencing toe erection, on beHe
Isle. OF a very large and COMMISSIONS Pf'sons
hnidne. capable Accommodating Of at least 10
LOCO nrisoners. The building is to be construc
Ited OF wood, with the necessary com DlEations
Of liaht. warmth and security. It's erection Is
: TO be commenced immediately. so as to meet
) the demands Of the cemiao winter. sssess@
/ s. Mr.. E. w. South, a MAG Of ingenuity ana
z industry. has put up, on Rack River,near Lown
/ desyjlle. s. c., two power looms, machine ior
|resetting cotton cards, and also a machine for
Z nrck,ng holes through leather for cards, all OF
Il which ar q his own invention His two looms
weave sixty wards of nice cloth per day-nis
: little daughter attends enc of the loombs He
: has reset over 3 900 pairs of cards thls year,s
! at prices ranging from fifty to seventy' hse s
oI cents. 80, s. s1<., = ss.ssss@ tta%
"P. W. A. ;" the correspondent OF the oavau-
- Inah Republican, intiuates, upon .nea "os'.'y
- of"it is said that Gen. y d. ca,
ole for the failure to attack az sunrise ~
dav morning. and rot Polk, who 1t IS alrueu l ne
5 issnea orders for bis command 10 niose ..
= hour Gen Bragg however, could NOT, ~ ~
aa;d look beyond Gen. Polk to his go es
~ esneeiallv since he neither compliance u spsA
Il delinquency nor put them under arrest -
o.sff c1ouaressional Candidates. There are nou
beI t.sntv EIGHT in this State, but ten OF WEona
rel can he elected We don't see that tne .nil
Office has been much abatsd az yss Dy tae vas
1 haAl .ssassg @s - u ssss 80 -.
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Commissioning a Dead Man. =
A l.ta Yankee paper furnishes the folil oW-

A late Yankee paper furnishes the io'iio"
ing: ' s"s. =. . -. n;f.
of tho lamsrted Brig. Gen. Strong, MAJ OF
Gems. commission bearing the date Of the bat
t,e ON Morris Island, in which he received ms
fatal wound.
This fellow Strong, seys the Mississippi Liar
ION. was one Of tha thieves that Butler tne
Reas, hroupht in his train to New Orleans. In
all respects. be was most unmi:igated tne'
and villain. He stole everything he could lay
his hands on. He stole from white folks he
stole from free negroes-he stole from every
BODY he could steal from. He was killed DUR
irr the night attack npon Fort, .Wserer las'
Summer. and his soul has gone, no douot
~here ~ souls Of low flung sconndress AWAY
30. ate their race Of rascality on Ibis eaftn Il
| ruH. s.tsf go
| , a.t ,o..v traons down below, Or he woslt
not com mission dead men as Major Gen n's'ts' efals
~ Pet. Eepress.
1 ~ ~ -
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uor,s, Carolina E2saEea atad W0uhSea
SGc.

The following interesting account OF the receu'
.,ova,,ents in Virginia is from tie Enquirer.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Tlon General Lees Army.
THE LATE AO VEMENI'S!

vARIOUs sKIRMIsH 81!
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"a misunderstanding must be yer, large
..,a .ary nrof,ahte business in Richmond. ln
some remsrksson bin to suppress. the gam.
bline esta bIishrnents, which aae jass been iald
81 the table in the Legislature Of Virginia, the
Eaqpirer says that stselse Of the th'rsy cd, odd
faro ;,anbs in Richmond send each fifteen hund
REQ dollars per day to market aud the balance
AZ r,tcyes on thou saed dollars per day. Here
: one Of the chief sources of high pr'ces--
these hells earn their moneys easily that it is
. tter 81 the smallest consequence WHAT enes
pay s1viss marketing, Their spienala supper.
attract the crnwd, their liaaorslnloS'cates sane
their Icards win the money. ,tseI 8
2 Tbe Eoquirer says thst public funds ar,
! nil, .a;an bled away there and that the po
ice of the city has been Subsidized SO that tn
/. farenot enforced againsts sthen.z These ar
ttugiy yscnarges; and they are doubtless tfss. -
- ..az...... - ..... Il 10. $3.50.
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nsess ~ 1esssia sa fjeeb - sliN atyo 7ae1 na4
.asass alesas6s ~ aass us = - $
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Martin. Otto l1th North Carelna, was badly
wounded, his arm being broken and berre
.struck in ths bead besides. Captain JtnF Mont
gomery OF the / orr yxFourih { {lAHk'aGd's) wac
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

U,ARM FOR sALE-oN THE RARITAN RIVER NEAR
II New Brunswick, containing about eighty th
buildings fencing good order and land IN igh
state OF cultivation. Apply to WARREN HARDENBERGH,
o. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

EUH sAIE-N FINE RESIDENCE, WIFI y AtRBS
" Land suitable Tor Fuuatry seat Tor city merchants.
10 aiFd IN ne benuful aud healthy village ~ Queens L.
4 81 minutes " rairoad from hunters Point Apply q a.
WAfib 1. the premises af r. WAYrE 1i Grppra
sN4fs1 f-fec's, NS
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

TOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED
any person wishing to engage In the Express Busi
comprising horses wagons harness stables and every
profit has two Of the best established Offices In the city
satisfactory given for disposing OF It, For parcu
apply for week at III John street. N T. No agents
appy.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

L,ARM FOR sALE-oF 20 ACRES. DOUBLE HOUSE,
barns, granery, and nay houses, small tenant
house land in good of cultvation; well
frt OF ali kinds some wood upon t Eve miles rom New
burg county South plank road snd Orange
f particulars inquire OF q. W. LOUD, Photographer 32
RowPry
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

LroR SALE-A THREE STORY BROWN STONE
front House. 3f West Thirty seventh street, Inquire
the premises
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

L,ARN FOR SALE FOR ss.Oco-CoNSIsTs or ABOUT
IT. acres, good house, barns, Ac finely
the village OF New Rochelle. Inquire OF JOHN IL.
BIRD, 237 Broadway, rooms II and Is
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

N = nan TO e100Oo-wANTED, A GENTLEMAN
SC.VUUwith $500 or fl0o1, 10 Join two other gen le
non In Wholesale cnrriape carriage furnishing goods
Repairing and commission carriage business
heen by o the party for four years prac
,lcsi man In New York city and Newark ~ III desire to
improye business BY adding capital and moving in
more pu bile All strictly cash: Ifoa
usrs fair Fu investigation given BY addressing r. II
.so Herald oaice n Y Send fun aud place nf ntr r.
view No agents noticed Can procure sil carriages on
commission required
The New York herald., 1863-03-03
,,rpxtsurD ROOMS wANTED-BY A CpNTTpuAv

with Board for his son, ionr years q age IN small
srtvate and educated family with young chii reu Per,
nanapt none W suited location from Amy 10 sgtesnh
sreo west Terms not ss 70 ~ per Nory noar
eoric nor snry speralatars hot wanted Adsrera iIe
krraIvny Post oifre
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

.1yOUNTRY AND CITY.-FOR SALE, ON BERGEN
" Hill N j. 80 minutes from ferry by horse every
minutes fine double House. three stories and basement
all modern improvements, viz. bath, range heat
err BELLS &c. and strictly first class Grounds handsomely
laid out evergeens and choice fruit Location fine
Terms easy. Address apply 10 B. WHALEY SO Pearl
stree NeW York
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

E,ARM FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-5i ACRES, IN
IL Bergen county. N. J. Small house. good barn
granary plenty fruit, 10 wood. -,
miles from Erie Railroad IS miles from New York viii
exchange for house and lot worth $500 TO 5000 Inquire
n 2d9 south street
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

IsoR s,rE-A SPLENDID FARM OF ~ ACRES WITH
me uouse, " roums od onthud,ngs 30 miles from
city yards railroad depot New Jefsey price - 600
part the balance years az per cent lnure 90
Greenwich street q. MALCOLM
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

Ii,ARM or FIFTY-sIX ACRES FOR sALE-TwO
II miles from sckensack New Jersey with improvements,
prospect Also Houses In said village Apply
10 j. J. TAI.LMAN. 10, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

DARN FOR SALE AT ANY SACRIFICE. THE OWNER
II about leaving this country, will sell hnc Farm. a3
10 miles north side Of Long Island, with house
TO suit will trade Tor schooner. Address
three days Owner Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

| I EASE PROPERTY FOR SAFE IN Tup NINTH
Ia Nar fwentt.une yfars ssss WiIhe sod Ia a. ssi
in.h iSfOc Iranrs "a 80 wesi H.QadRav 'N'
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

LNoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY REsfppN,.t
containing OF Land. with spenaid ,..'.., -,
earriase house barns &o. a - complete order stas, n
TAfryown turnuke AM uarts r,,r,,ss
white Plans. snort walk from drpot wl ne sId =,
bargain. lare rOort0n o the purchase roney can ~
morieaga. terms apply 70 :. ". CRONK ia
Eighth avennr for description OF premises DANIEL
BURNETT, ~ the Citizens Bank, who > the present
occupant
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

COTTAGES AT ASTORIA L. l., FOR SALE OR TO
~ with gardens attached. For PARTICULARS &C., apply
10 O. 8. RIKER, $50 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
IN $25 OO Real Estate situated in the State OF
Wisconsin, and consisting valuable city and village Lots
beautiful Farm different Tracts OF Land well situated
For further particulars apply TO j. sRisHE ~ Maiden
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

DEAL ESTATE FoR sALR.

Brick House. With modern Improvement l01 Eas! vcr
aTs. street. 7oOO; iss Heusoa sO5 svingson, iws
Houses $500; two Los 26xll2 with good Hou1e In
Eighty third street Tenth avenue ~ 0 l7z aH3iD
FIRST avenus Y 2o0 East Brosdway Sl2 800 lse Div
q 0oo loz Allen street. s6 0O an Bowery, Sl o@ vsua.
Bile property on Madison, Scanned street, four Lots
feet BY % feet with three story Brick Building, we'll cal
culated for tenant property e2o00 Apply from II v
~ l60 Bowery,
LIZ New York.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

4 ANDs.-rO ALL WANTING FARMS LARGE AVN
IL thriving tllement u Nneand. mild climate "a, niles
south of Philadelphia hy railroad. rich soil pr.ls 49,.
crops twenty tracts a from SIS $50 per acre nav
able within four years good business op-nn Is eooa
Hundreds settling and making nproy emens
CHAS X. LAND1S Postmaster Vlueland Cuntsc,r',,a "a
county, n. letters answered Papers Containing gnii