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WRITING INK MANUFACTORY.
TFHHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURING

WRITING INK MANUFACTORY.
I'HE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW MANUFACTURING
Il superior article of fine
Black Writing Ink.
Tbs ink Is made from an English recipe and is remark
able fur its Hudiiy, briancy and permaneucy Of color It
is entirely free from dreg< or sedimen and will not mold
or 'ncken Every bottle being tSed before packing
to any Inks now offered for sale
The following are of the eommendatory notices
nave received as to the quality Of the lux:
SEcRErAEr OF STATES OFF1cE,
=; Columbia y C., March II, 1S53.' !
DEAR SIR: Having fairly tested the bottle of Ink which
you presented wiIb few days since feel warranted
saying that Ihaue meoe, use any I4k superior to a. and
with confidence recommend it to those who wish to
use The Test.
Very respectfully your obt serv't,
WV. R. HUNr, Secretary of State.
TREASURY NorE OFFICE
Columbia, S. c., March l6, 1873. !
DEAR SIR:-f thank you for your bottle Of Tnx Iisa
good article and has the advantage Harsons lnkfn
color. Mr. d Bow the book keeer in the office says that
he prefers it to Harsons which have been using and
consider very good article
Very respectfully,
Jos DANIEL PoPR
COLUMBIA March lS 1868
DEAR SIE have been using your Ink for seVeraidavs
and do not hesitate TO that it is very superior arti
tie Inks made in tie Jnited States Nav YOU become a
successful manufacturer in the Southern Cnnfederacy.
Very respectfully, B. F. DRBow,.
Disbursing Cl'k Tr. Dept. at Columbia, s. c.
BANK OF CHARLEsToS,
Columbia March ~ 1868.
". B JhRStOa EQ:
DEAR SIR: The bottle of Ink which you have kindly
sent me has been tried by the officers of this INK aud is
htghy dpWOced Of fits permaneucy is equal TO its 0u
ldity, do not hesitate to pronounce it excellent.
Respectfully, ]. CHEESBoRoUGH Cashier
EXCHANGE BANK OF COLUMBIA
". B. JntnSfon Esq:
DEAR SIR-The bottle of lux presented by you to the
Exchange Bank is eqral TO- if better than any ever
used by u.s. and recommend it to the public with conf
dence. RUFUs NJ. JOHNSTON President.
JESSE DRAFTS, Cashier.
ALEX LAUGHIIN Teller.
JACOB LEVIN, BoOkkeeper..
JSO S. SCOTT Discount Clerk.
COMMERCIAL BANK CoIUMBr4
March /, 1868
". B. JAnsfon Esq:
DEAR SIR: We have tried ynur Ink and find that it flows
freely, is Of fine brilliant color, and leaves sediment
Hoping may succeed in introducing it to general
We are, very respectfully,
EpwIN j ScoTT. Cashier.
s. 0LiN TNLEY, Teller.
s CAPEES, BnokkcepCr.
HENRY L. SCoTT; Assistant Cashier.
This Ink is put rp in quarts and puts and may be had
by the gallon, dozen Orders from dealers will
be promptly attended to.
Address W. B. JOHNSTON,
Columbia, 5. C.
April Q, 1853. 2S-2t.
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DEPOSITORY c. 8. A.

RaIelSn, MARCH IJTI, J
4 Ii TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARING INTER
n est which bear date prior to 7th December 1852, will
be funded this office in eight per cent bonds up 22d
April next after which date they only to be funded in
per cent. bonds
All treasury notes not bearing interest which bear date
after rst December 1852 will be funded in per cent
bonds.
Interest will be paid interest bearing treasury notes.
up to lst January, 1868.
Raleigh March 90, 1863 A-w&swfm.
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A. CARD
"TIHLSBCROUcH CADHTS..

"uILLSBCSOUE Gil CADETS"
A Ii. FORMER GAD::"S-OF THE H1LLSBOROUGH
present corps in assisting to erect monument TO the
memory of The late Col e. TEW, founder aud former
Superintendent of this Academy requested to address
their contributions to
CADET W. Il. CATHCART,
Chairman Of Committee nn Contributions
nillsbnrough, v. G.
The receipt of each contribution will be duly ackucw
lodged
April g. 1858. 2s-2t..
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800 NEGROES WANTED.

WNBE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands to work the grading uf the Chat
ham Raiiroad.
The line runs through healthy cnuntry high ridge
all hands employed the road, will be well fed and
cared or We will hire either by month or the year
Apply TO at Cary miles west of Raleigh oil at Hay
wood, or Loczvile, Chatham county, N. G.
30 /. N CLEGG co. Contractor.
REFERENGES.
K. P. Battle Pres't Chatham K. R. Company. Raleigh,
and W J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh CASTOR X. K. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb TO- 1883. 13-tf
t35- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Prsress VII
mington Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
sert to the amount of six dollars and forward bills to Office
N. G, Standard.
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There. was quite number of bids at lower pre-
miums. The first three on the list successful
the first two by citizen Of Savannah, Ga, and the
third by citizen Of Warren County.
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We referred in our last to a rumor that soldiers
who had returned to their regiments in Virginia
under the proclamation of Gov Vance, were about
to be punished for having been absent beyond time
notwithstanding the proclamation. There was foun-
dation for the rumor but are glad to learn that
soon as the proclamation, with its true purport,
was made known to Gen. Lee, he promptly ordered
that no soldier who had thus returned should be
punished. Absentees may, therefore, still return
under the proclamation without fear of punishment.
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Our ARMY CoRRESPoSDENCE.-We publish to,day
several interesting communications from the army.
Capt n. A. r., OF Chatham, makes a strong appeal
the people of that County in behalf of the fam-
lies of soldiers. We trust his appeal will be needed,
and that ample provision will be made for the wives
and children of our brave defenders.
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SALE OF. VALUABLE LAND.

EOURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE COURT OF
4 Equity, Fall Term 1852, will offer for sac, on the
premises in Davidson County on Tuesday the Th day Of
April next of land ntaining 335 more or
less adjoining the lands of Henry Waser, Geo W. Hege,
and near to and ado aing the Yadkn Institute the Yad
kin river
credit of six and twelve months will be given by bond
and approved security from the purchaser
Lexington March 5th, 1868. 2n-td.
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MARRIED.,

On the Cd of March, 1862 IN Granville County, NJ c. at
the residence of the bride mother by the Rev Mr. Prou
Col A NJ Scales and Miss KKfk B. HENDERSON daughter
of Mrs. A Is. and the late Arrhbad Henderson
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SIx DozEN ScyTuE RIaDEs

E1oR SALE, BY, THE SUBSCRIBER, AT MOVERS
II Depot Chatham County. Also, one hundred bags of
salt consignment. j. A. MCDONALD.
April 3, 1873. l4-wlmpd.
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Sale Of State Bonds.

The following is list of some of the principal
bids for the bonds advertised to be sold on April
Ist by Kemp P. Battle, Esq, President of the
Chatham Railroad Company:
$1,000 Exchanged with City of Raleigh) at l 80
{ OOO EaychanDed with r & G. r Co at %
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The BASIS OF VALuATIoN-The attention Of
boards Of valuation and others is directed to the
opinion Of the Attorney General, published by M
Treasurer Worth in our paper today
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TIE BASIS EQUALIZATION.
April g. 1853.

A THE INSTANCE OF SEVERAL BOARDS OF
N valuation, have submitted to the Attorney Cen
eTal for his opinion the following question: Is the word
cash, in the st and 9th sections Of the Revenue bill
be Interpreted meaning specie Confederate currency
and Stale Treasury notes?
The following is his answer:
" In estimating the cash valHe of land and slaves the
district boards of valuation ought fake basis
standard the in which the to be paid
Confederate and State Treasury notes taxed money
by the Revenue act and by law taxpayers authorized
to pay their dues in such money"
SION H. ROGERS.
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Aprll 9, 1853.

lie is considering ether questions arising under the act
As soon as his answer is received it will be published
JONATHAN WORTH, Pub. Treas.
April 9, 1858. 2S-3t
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

OPIUM, ALUM CAMPHOR, MORPHINE, CALOMEL,
" Qgriae Epson Salts, Quicksilver, &c. and French
Brundy Port and Sherry Wines, and Whiskey-Nitrc,
Miaic aud Suphurc Acids and Linseed Oil and Indigo.
E. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Charlotte, N. C., Feb. H. 1865. l5-2m-
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IMPORTANT SALE.

GETI ILL BE SOLD AT TOWLES' AUCTION ROOM
w on Saturday, 5th inst. at ln11 O'Clock,
- fine Blooded MARE, works finely in gear.
good Buggy and harness complete.
large nan tiiy OF damaged CUmmissaIy Stores con-
sisting of FIoRr, Rice, Crackers, &c
large lot of good household and chen Furniture,
Chairs, BedS'eads Beds, Mattresses. &c., e..
Also, another supply of ch"ice Fruit Trees.
JAS. NJ. T0WLES Auct.
Raleigh April g. 1863. 27-lt.
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For. SALE.

hNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERlES
Oin The COnfederacY-eonsisng of 50 Nais Lines,
Pools and ates-a Sxenty five horse power attached,
good Corn MiIl-aTl under and we'll framed house
and within hundred yards of the Depot the North
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply to
CAIN & RUFFlT
Hillsboro' \. G.
Feb 10, 1883. I3-wsw7tpd
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WANTED TNHIRE

WANTED TlsHIRE.
a GOOD NURSE FOB NE REST OF THE YEAR,
"a for whom The highest price will be Iad. Apply at
this Office.
March u, 1863. 25-tf.
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PROPOSALS..
'or0slLs .or IlAY AND oArs.

Dsror og,s1s,r1';%r,s', % o,,icf
,,, =, B,lg,s9a, Na No- go 1,s 30 .r
thpAy, ny ~ lA3 a. Il " for furnishing a.. govern
saSs sooa s SSss.s % oss, . se1cr,a ct Fuu- sonnr
sneu 'ushsls "a' 70 b. irlver.d ri Baluuor. NO,
tia q ~ q ggol uerchansabs quansy pt ~ a. bales
t,DiQ I'VE t5osaana pgands p NJ on.
po,aas ba.b- ne ssrs. 10 ~ furnished h.ls
pe sefy oun,sas irom es,e gf .on'ra' ,nd 20 bs
eo'ar '''a by N i'r :! ghsTsssfs S;f,aScf ''''
prgfoei' must STAT s'snsey ,ss snoas' teai ~ -
ia. ,or Va. and oNs taus be made ssra.ssly rAsy
,Bss Aa ts las, spspsy iof Fo1ress sop'oe "a Bal
rSs isn naus sos ros as- address of De bd1. rni-,
~ sa h = h..s ,,, ~ i,- y, , t Vii 1 ~ .t.s a 'ee
si,iiiai pruvas. q ne g.r'l-s sisgiarlt
a. o. h q si,ssso. .,'oaps prs,o.i,ia
,d y. q a. chisf ouirisrisssser. Batrior.. Na.
40 se,sd . gs ,.r. !, aaissf p,,ir... sa s..
moro Ma ~ uie cas-, ,,,i ia,1 o. p !. NV,
,,a,ty Of IN. slsss e NJ r. ,gnae .hoad b.
s.aaes g tr, .aus = sg.r.a'ese - ,sc r.oashl rr
Toe ..lons, q e s,.''y' r.. y ,hs s" sr .A2ss
sosds clas n a. css . crs vi y rc.,res
ls g. ,ss 'a' ~ i,sIT% = 'sf q sc % . a' ss.r q gpos
D.. asaa. ls,m Of su.rnlse nu.i sogml-ar ls pro-
INSPECTION. DELIVER, A..
S &c PAT s.s..s'ss ss e. s,.s, ss' a..
"a ssos s' s.rssn.,s rs ,,s. I s, nov p''
r.yssn. y ss 1s.as ssSs % As G . ] 81 -
~. % S,si 81 sor Srs e. q goss-. r sG ). e q s. q
fyrls-~ honroe nsy s.reet
roial .. c.pa-. ss.,ios. 10 B.i'is,o-., ~.
Az or a. o'sa 'hs' Dc tasr cesn 10 .'ss Y..s.s
cspsss ssa O. y Qs.,,s. as.s-
Dew; N baHo~r
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RAu.RoAps. .

IJups0s RIVER RAILRoAD.-rBAfs8 yuR AZ
III Usny, Troy the North aud West ssre sroe
~ Z and 10 sad SIS. and 70 ~ r NJ asd on sun.
tays Ms.g2 r NJ, iron reirts,n srse, Icr.l. r.I b.
NJ New YORK aad Ercotyn- snt haggsxr
L0uss u pOius OF ihe rosd Ard 70 Sarsopa springS
NEW ronK uAeLKs AND ALBAyY RAILROAD =
IN For .ibap. W,i a. n fes DsFsr ffsi,s 10 ~ A n
snd " NJ Pos crosou rsiis sfo ioso A. n saasY n.
- 'ne' "'''' 10 J0ns syRcsLr. sss.nD,e.ssaa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nEPARTMEST OF FINANCE BUREAU OF THE RE
IL ceivrr Of Tsvcs No 3: Chambers street 10 tar pay
ers-Nocc is hereby girrn that cen. ~ be added
the LIT OF December remsu1ng unpaid. addt
onal per will be added he ikh of said month Of
December all ,axcS unpaid The Is OF jana
AIRY interest the OF ]. per cent annn calculated
the day books received by ae Receiver of
Taxes No will he rrcei, ed H.,cr o'coc. r. NJ Or
Nov. 8 1855 JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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b SALE AT A BARdAIN-HOU USES. S.-PnILADEL
rh brick and hrbw stone front Houses East Ele
Twenty first. Thir fourth, Foty ffh For'y: y:eigh
NINTH Fiftisth, Fify-irst Fifty.second and Fifty
streets. Lexington. Third snd Second avenues In
II will pay TO call a. my olce get prices terms aud
Of admission. JAMES ROWE, 75S Third avenue.
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liz SAJE-A SUBURBAN MANSION. WITH ALL THE
comforts Of a count lie, and every convenience Of
esdence. House fDX6i feet IS large furnished rooms.
3ds about i2 city lots all In spcudd condition The
VIII he sold at what the house settle
Apply TO McLOUGHLIS BROTHERS, 30 Beexman
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pr SALE OR EXCHANGE-TwO STORY AND BASE.
ment frame House In Madison street Marcy
! II rooms and c cosets. Price 81 COO Four Lots
Ger and Waworlh streets and tour lots aud House
frosel avenue; ALL Ia Brooklyn. viii exchange for
house in South Brooklyn Apply in store Is Dey
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Deccmber; on all ,Ies remaining unpaid The Is,
sy M e 5s o. : y per gs e, b, snnT s .csgs
Ta,,. money viii be ,s,ei, ed after ococ. p NJ o.
''', Nov. so'' 8 isss. :" " JoHs MURPHY, Receiver
DEPARTNEYr OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tenders vii be received at THIS 23d
20, sen ss oP. 81 d s ILL., 'a The T
Of tie Canadian government.
These s,eapsts ea 3, Maple ~ G,.ses IL Isss
horse 4gj toas 70 foei 10 hold 70 Zee.
Tie parciaser vii have 20 pss delivery. o. lime
will be sio we'd 0r payment uPon approved security being
Foi further Information .rpy ny letter tho under.
The vessel. may he seen a, the po.t or oncbec
b. order OF the Couinissfnrr rn,,.,,, s.
orvrrc, Canada East Nov 2 iss
EAIR FOR THE BENEFIT oF ST. N.RY,s SCHOOL
Fellows Hall on The 81 9TH ~ OF November
isos. Admission loo; children 'c
f,REAr MEETING At COOPER ISsnrurE-FOs
nader the snsrces Of National Freedmen. Relief ASso
son mgr gensT ~ r ss S o a
" possible ,hs loyal people q The Noh lhe et,rea.
psrmen Chaplain Fisse will make sssiernent OF Their
Rev Dr. BELOW. and rIi'ebcoeS i -pcsI MAJOR Gene
ra sckes has also easag,d to pras II his health VI" peI-
ART aeetug ~ packers 10 hc held
ph asss rSssi s ~ rs.er e"s1 ss 81 . here
pirnt matters 10 he considered aud acted MON. puncs
attendance is required
NOTICE --oFrIcE or THE MARIETTA AND cIs.
OHIO. Novsnbsr . lssik meene Of lhe sockholoers Of
Hsa VIII 5eid a. ne scs q .ala ,opesoy p .s e.s Of
ise vg'o ees n 9r,ss rnrr ~ ~ wing Tor n
asans' NE aihea,on n eon,rse, entered Into between
'"''' WILLIAM b WATSON. Secretary.
OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL sTrANsHir comPASy-
Note. = hereby rven ho snnasi see.ion nine
direcso o. hls .o.ay wil " hsi =, the 1tce % sse
.aSsa, Ses"sss De ho1rs o. Is " sasa ? u
= .i W. r1S'if a@I reopes o. Fslssy Soy. H. o1N
~ 0'"'' TGkoposs = JoHssos, seers,ary.
THy IirHoaRApruc PRINTERS, AT A GxNtnAI.
uee'iag IN ssnray ylghi dscsr.d e, & ioi snr ssog
o. rss si..! sanasy nNsssr s,yer 3, y,os sss .s. MD
Co, - FULTON streets Mcclellan. - spruce .u'e'
rrnE sAsu AND BLIND MAKERS or NEW yogE
ard Brooklyn as ipyej 70 s'isnd . ,nssans o. 'ae,
sos.ry for ID. pnrpo,, Of .nesnss irmsess erssoDa
ton ., order q ne e1rnnliiss
To TVS yERy ~ srAsLy EESrsEs .,,g, or y sy% S
isnsst co.ca prvsrs y S.~ Yois e, held a coa.,u.
s s lS Sss s'T'i & 'S ss rS~us rSS~ 'SS % sa
wisr-sa Va, re nsen.si ',sh driver. - sar yors
,y, 30 ,hssarcg...hs az Gdysre, N "a 'sense.ss
sngy W. .prss Sq b.sse, - a sera asy. sssS
RaHk ! al y ~
ryceving h smnis ,Estoa. sncen sup
ynIrt rs~vss ard fan.s 40 resecsle hody 81 cssns
pg afse inio the trfury fof csase 10 purrss
4 ar AZ 1o.eh drivers Nerffprc
! Monday Ng4emier 8, We dsmsnd or
or srr oTera an Adssnre % twenty hys ps cor
/ present vazc.--vlI SO rsr SeeE
Ngsr,rd That shoId ols enr pYers rfusf ., s1fnpiy
vita No ABOVE i,msnd ylsarr ouss.s 10 oser 70
l And families 70 vihaf." our -rfr's uhh TIE
! above acvAass - coDpl,sd slih.
We respectfully rrqie. ne Az y OF ,r roploys't "
4 IA luslTe4s sul nssessg uf our pfesnt
demaud kuG request her uDannipls o5rih-ros r.sre-
l w.t..
IN nst,s, n was r.sotsa that ,he abov- ~ pub,-t Ia
he f.-v YORK IlEs.sp, hnd $50 ,h.' .y y" ~H' " ne
\ 1HE cOxsITr-E.
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Il SALE-PERS0NS WANTING A MILD AND DE
ghtui climate open al winter See advertisement OF
Hand,
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pR SAIE.-THE ONLY FINISHED FIRST CLASS
Holel. situated at Cape Island. N. j.. is offered a.
ATE sale upon rare ndneemcnis has all the necessary
pc $4,000 viii be sold at the low price OF 5000
present own desire 10 retire from the business
pro; erty is in excellent order There Is conpete
oad connection from Cape Island with all the Northern
For further Information particulars address
b +. Andrews. Cape Island, n. j.
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UR HOUSES IN WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE. OR
20 exchange for farm. The Houses well located
pay handsome income. Address j. Cheshire syossett
Island.
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y SALEM BROOKLYN. A COTTAGE HOUSE,
twell built on full lot, on the east side OF Skiman
= first house south OF DeKaib avenue; price $3.50;
Iss.on at Inquire on the premises of ALEXE
|ERlIrIL, corner of Bedford aud Park avenues
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

a VALUABLE FARM or 100 ACRES FOR SALEM
Somerset eounty n; j. The land s under high state
cuivsnon an1 tle briidcgr handsome and conye.
3ienL Apply % JOHN STOUT Ill Broadway room 81
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MAHRIAsE GUIDE on NATURAL HISTORY
1enf alton. BY ffederiok Hoiiick n ~, suiloi ana
Prlce one coin sepi bv uia1. pos9ee r4id 90
n the pric. Addtcs. T. ". stloEe. PabllsLeT. "
tktrsel New yorA
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REWARDS.
A aAvDsOMF REWARD WILL RI PAID TO TfE
"A Ander az rarbunc!s Sleeve Bgtion The hpdcr WI
leave u st sb.os ticket ONCE.
O. REwAYp -i.RrT. oS WEDNESDAY HvENlkO.
sN,) Ia Red Is cd Lane stage No - Opera Giass Who
ever fetarns the No South kinh street Williams
bur. Will receive the above reward
q. gEwAPp-rOsT on SATURDAY nov. :. d,
Del small br,nd!s Terrier snt waite round The neck an
o The tau. NnnsyGF VIII frturn the same
to tss Grand rec, wii reeeve the shove reward
c.Io REwARp-Losr o. THURSDAY soy 8 I
Ironis The sbs. VIII b- paid re- turning o. 20
No II West Tselfih street
c.1o REWARD WILL RE GIVEN oN TuE kErURN
DIV a a spanish Lace Vel. mole Than "A yard squsrf
sprosei 10 hs heen dropped a. h" Irving place doc or
tn. Academy " Mu-c. tne ght OF NE Russian ball.
Apply 20 A Reilly, Y Pine street
SlV Russan BAL In gons from oarriaer 20 The lade'
dressns rosru gold bracelet with the hgure Of house
srnred onoue Tic Under VII receive me aigye d
by calling ~ l,s West Thirty ninth street
ON REwAgp-Losr on WEDNESDAY Noy. e. A
'~IV Row ~, fourteen ieei plinted OUTSIDE red
ny 80 and green ala had brass mates
eun~sl- betseen row icc.s rsd boat mad when taken
spri sai Que pair - ~ ard nsh olm nnchol
whoever w the bat III fr ~ige the Hhnvr
CIV srp'''s to Lewis ''''' '''' "'''' '''' '''''
cnn RYwARD-sToLES 4 GOLD w,rCH AND
- ~ Fob chrin No ~ o f1cr gof dial. sirhti,
disisnTed rp,On the intds july lLa The abDts
reward will b, psd fo 80 recovery Wy apulying ~ Fh
ton srsei, ny
CT IN REwlgD Last. sAruRDAY AFTERNOON
enamel 81 pn The Ic .r' viii - tho hndsi
an rgiuruinr John RarJw 10 Pear street
OF ~ wrsi fofs seventh siTe-'.
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MEDIC Al.

MEDIC At.
ADVICE 10 NARsIRD LADiEs.-xADAsE Rgs
IA he con.e ususl d, 10, chamber. street BIT
.r'r . sis., ~. ss a'. 10 sss s.a e.. a. ~, i s. hi a.
;use o. ,, nsh rii.. .. ss-lsae. sso d'..re
be aoommod..i Madam hsish lse@s 3, hsf doty n
90, ony fo5 iA.n q hell mean. bat ,l,ir bsa'ta.
GARD -DYsrsrsiA ,EUR,Dou. Ayo All
,ls.%e1I =, ~ rs To- , 400 AIT
'stlon' oJ val promptly s"'~r.ei
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The New York herald., 1863-11-09

|sE wANrED-To PURCHASE wfrH IMvE
iats possession, between Fourth and sixth ayonnes
oge fhrtieth street. from 22 20 % feed wide In good
Address Cash Purchaser. box CT Posi ollce. With
nd all pnrticuars
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

Tx sALE-PERsOYs IN ILL HEALTH SEE AID.
yvegtisement of VinelaId
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EDITION ov rHg acArsE AND cuIN, ON
ssasrs Of re-' na se,l-l and tsirsy sfsens' ~
gislnt = al4 rI-ftf FREQ. Hph y, IL y,
co, ~. s s.ratVev. nuI LF tee Au,hDi' Ut W.
~, 60 Bfoa fasV fori AN uyi N,
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

= sALE-NEAR WHITE PLAINS, 4 FARM OF 10
here's in whole or part For further particulars and a
ng OF Ihe premises apply at Is West Twentysixth 81.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

sALE-AT FORT LEE.lA HOTEL. WITH ABOUT
4ve OF Land attached. with tho Buildings mere
Insisting OF Hrpe 0rocerr store, Bakery and other
Iiidings ". H. MI1CHkLL, II Cedar street.
sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND
farm Of leo acres all In complete order one mile from
Brunswick. Inquire OF WARREN liARDbNBERGii.
n street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

| SALE OR ExCHANGE-7O ACRES OF LAND -
esches:er county 10 riilcs from the cii.ta1d haf
rom depot: Rouse Barn and Orchard; nsighpornood
'and location healthy Inquire at rs Fourth sr.e'.
! of West Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

IGHT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-oN SOUTH.
nast corner OF Fifty seventh street and First avenue
OHN Il. MURRAY, 80 Nassau ST. corner OF Liberty.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

IlNIsHED HOUSE FOR SALEM BooRMAk
tace West Thrty.third street) betwcsn Eighth and
hvenues four story brown stone. well built; possess
VAN WisKLE & wINAys, No. Il Pine stree.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

o, o,ss, sssppfsQ s~vsvsiasnasaA sss
A.ssssr Peri OF tss rsosr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

|gR MILL FOR sALE--AT MoRXfsrONN, COS.
s.ing mill fcuririn'er machine snug eo'tass nd
-re~ of land; cos, sl2,la' Price f6nr. Appy 10
| ~ ALExASDER. horristown, New Jersev. or Will
J. STEWART, i6I South street.