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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-18
NEGRO GIRL for SALE.

WlLL Ne so,l At Public sale, a. the Court House
w in Marlborough, On Tuesday the 18th instant.
likely Negro Girl, belonging TO the estate Of vii.
liam Newman deceased on credit q twelve months,
The purchase; giving hond with approved security.
A.'W. CHEEK, Adm'r.
March 4. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-18

P.s. All persons indebted TO The estate Of VIII.
LIAM NEWMAN, deceased, are hereby notified 10
come forward nd.setIle. and those having claims
sgaina the estate will plssent them within The lime
prcsrrihcd by law, or this notice sill be plead IN bar
other recovery
A. W. CHEEK, Admir-.
March A. So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

NoW i OIky Jan. 10.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce
adopted = resolution for giving suitable
reception 10 the first ship coming from
Ausrics with provisions for Distressed
operatives. and to convey toths lihs-sI do
nors thsirs appreciation of their c.nenns
Issd friendly spirit,
They referred the acton Of the N. Y,
Chamber regarding me Alabama to spe.
cisl committee, 4s1 4
Most d the English Journals attack the
London Times with great bitterness, and
Indignantly repudiats its recent advoca-
cy OF slavery on scripture grounds. The
Liverpool Post thinks rsaction win take
place and confidence BE- lost ia journal
which willingly justices slavery.
The London Army and Navy Gazette
says the Confederate Generals hsve been
cverrated. Their grest strength has been
to stand and fight. Not one Of them
seems to have made campaign with !
purpose. Not enc has tho capacity "a
understand victory. and never followed
one up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
one hand, and by taxing their issues un-

one hand. and by taxing their issues un-
der the old systems ON the other.
But, would not the proposed free sys-
tenn bs liabA 70 abussf Undoubtedly
it would, unless framed with great care
and circumspection. and even then Con-
gress should reserve to itself the power 10
rectify abuses whenever discovered. 1t
would then, as now, be optional With the
banks to operate under that system or
dissolve their organisations. In view
then of the exigencies of the Treasury,
which require that every available ele-
ment of credit be brought to its support,
and of the rare opportunity now present
Cd to make the banking A,ststns Of the
several States uniform in their character
and workings, and 30 bringing order out
of their present chaos, would it not be
wise ia Congress to give earnest attention
TO the recommendation Of the very able
head Of the Treasury, and test the
wisdom Of his views by placing all the
banks Of the country on the basis Of Gov
eminent securities 7
Sterne has said "war begess poverty !;
poverty peace" If this be tine the long
est purse will win the day, other things
being equal. N. O. 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

/. K - ~~-~~~Sh - - ~ 1850 A~s
Governor Parker has delivered his in,
augural message to-day Much space is
devoted to nationsl aflhirs. He thinks our
most solemn duty il to examins into the
causes Of the Kar. He discusses the m.
ture Of our Government. especially that
which relatesa to a sntseignty, and ssys
every right and over not expressly de-
voted to the United Staiss, is secured to
the States. The trainers OF the Consiitu.
ton sur nosed sufficient poxers ware sur.
rendered and granted to the general gov
eminent to answer all the ends for which
il was created, whether ip $500 or ia
war. III was not provided tint the Con.
stitution shodd beunly fof peic4, aud tia,
in war there shouldsbs q botss sbovs The
Constitution. limited only BY individual
opinion and discretion The real rights
Of the people Of the State. we're to be aus
tanned st al times. especially in times Of
discord and angry strife. In cases Of
doubt the doctrine was always agains,
enlarged powers. He contends that sc.
cession il uncons ,itutional and not based
on the rights Of revolution but on the al
legged rights of Suite to CONSTITUTIONAL
withdraw from the Union. This Is no.
litical fherssy. The States sAti4ed ths
Constitution with the distinct understand
ing that the Union was not to depend on
the will of any one Of the parties. The
idea was, this vas to be . permanent
Government.
The Governor referred to the Northern
fanaticism and says in consequence d
q number of ultra and fanatical
men in each section of the country, the
current Of events had brought the Gov
eminent TO the verge Of destruction
The Governor then denounces arbitrary
arrests and says that such acts we're 90
tuaf violations Of the provisions of the
Constitution and ipviolAtisn Of the rights
Of the people and not called for.
He adds. whatever loyal powers are
vested in sAs 0pyeraarG shall - 1Dscntsd
for the protection Of The lawful rights Of
the citizens Of the.States. The right 10
aspend the writ Of babsss corpus be de.
clares belongs exclusively to the Legisla-
ture and execAhixe hranches Of tn Soy
crnment. 1t was never in the power of
any one iudi vidual, and II 10 20 declared
in he Constitution. He declares the
plea of military necessity 10 illegal and
dangerous. The KnaacipatiouA Procla-
ton 10 classed among the illegal acts of
the new war power. r.
He concludes by hoping for speedy
termination Of the war and restoration Of
peace ON the basis Of the Union as il was
"a union Of oil the States, with their
equality and rights unimpaired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
Burlington, lows, Jan. a1-s =. y.

Within the last three or four days the
river has rissn i've feet, oauasd b. sgorgs
Of lee below. Not enough ioa II the riysr
nov to interfere with To fairy.
In conssqusnes of ths bloekade u the
sastern roads q Chicago b tie surfeit d
ineght, shipper are obliged 70 bold their
frdghts. Over zoo carS o. tho @. b. q
=. Road are new standing IN Chicago,
waitingto be ualsax1sd. : ,tss
Weashsr saosdy, streets nsddy, and
business lively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
Wsssourl Legislature.
Jefferson CITY. Jan. GO

JeHoI6On CliF, Jan. ".
Forty -four members Of the Legislature
let together to day and adopted memo
rial TO President Lincoln, setting forth
that the sentiment underlying the sur
faos in this 6.ate is very large. notwith.
standing disloyA and treasonah,e Senti-
mesb which may break ont 81 the 6rss
favorable opportunity, and expressing
thankfulness to the federal government
for assistance rendered, and stating the
belief that oil truly loyal men owe
their lives, property and the constitution
81 liberty they now enjoy. and released
from the uttsr horror which would result
from another struggle with domestic
trsiton, aiders and abettors in our midst,
and urging the President to use the ut.
most caution in recinding or modifying
orders. In many parts Of the State crSil
law to great extent i ignored. Juries
cannot be enpaneled who will indite men
Who have stolen clothes and guns from
Union men to equip themselves for the
rebel army. We therefore nrgs the pro
pristy Of keeping in force orders No. 8
and IS. smaastipg from headquarters de.
pertinent Of Missouri until such times .,
We san ny asthorough loyal sentimen,
prevails throughout ~ State. We asl
this believing upon il largely depsnds ths
welfare Of he Union .canse Ia our State
and ~ YsFlsst safety Of thousands Of cit.
issns Who have taken part 10 sustaining
the government. !,
The memorial wss Internationally adop.
tsd and stepeas nd viii b Glsoulatedf "a
moro names Tomorrow.
Col. Hayward vas appointed 10 pFesenl
the memorial 10 the President. a ga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

gone to that State for the purpose Of GET
ting rid Of decision of 10 Supreme Conr;
against tie eonstitutionality of DRAFT or
right of the President y suspend the
Writ of HabsAe Qe,pus made up immedi-,
ately and trans1nit(d q the United 8tatss
Supreme Court now in session here in
time for arga .nsot this term before the
Chief Justice Taney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
Congrsslonal.
Washington, Jan. 80.


Presidents message, In connection with
his approval Of the Treasury Note bill
~ss rsfrnad to Committee Of Ways and
Means, and ordered printed.
The House proceeded to the considsra-
ton Of the resolutions reported from the
Committee on Elections, tha4 Mr.. Var.
dever has not been entitled to . seat in
the Hoase inss he ws mustered into the
service Of the Unitsd States as Colonel
Of the 9th Iowa Regiment invla0I, 0
Mr. Dawes said the question divided
itself into two branches. Mr.. Vandever
had drawn his pay both n Colonel of his
regiment and member Of this House. -
The duties Of : Menber Of Congress and
an sfiicer. we're OF Suoh@a character that
they cQslA not bsth u, discharged b. one
and the same person.
Ar. Washburne moved to postpone the
subject till the 6rst Tuesday in February
~ there were nauy important subjects to
be acted on before the close Of Congress,
Mr.. Vandevsr had participated in the
late gallant action at Arkapsas Post, and
possibly might return to the city before
the time assigned for the postponsmens Of
the subject.
Mr.. Dawes did not wish to hurry .
volunteer.
The Committee read note from Mr..
Vandeves, sitter they had made up their
report, desiring % be heard if any furthsr
proof was needed Of the incompatebility Of
the two Offices. He would only AK them
to read the letter from Mr.. Vandeyer. ID
which b said he could not ct furlouah
from hn commanding officers.
Mr. Watson, Of Iowa, in behalf Of COL
league, replied 10 thar portion Of Dawes
resolution. that Mr.. Vandever had received
pay beth d Colonel and Member Of Con-
'grSsS.s He wished 70 state that the CON-
pensatioA which he had received q Col.
ons1 he had returned to tho United
6mtes.
Ar. Davessrsplisd that Vandevsr did
rscsivs pay for both Offices bra while.
Mr.. Wasbbsrne's motion to postpone
uas disagreed 1o-63 to "a; and the res
olltion dselaflng, Ax. Yaadevsr wsa not
sn6tlee - - . Member Of Con
great - n -, 8.
Ar. Haynard raised tho question thss
he rseelstion sxpding NJ. Vandsver
iron his ssat, By the Constitution in
such cases, required vote Of Two. thirds.
The Gp1aksf ovsrrulsd 4aynsrd' ! point.
naypa.d a1Psaasd from ths deenfo1 of
the clhir. 9aea@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
.ISpecial to the Times. u

The House Ka.al Committee at their
meeting to-day had under consideration
the Recommendation Of the Secretary Of
the Navy to build three large class IRON
clad men Of war. 10 cost lot exceeding
81, 900 900 for which amount an appro-
priasion will be insisted on in theappro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
fasFs.3-s rs a48 .E1tlsA
Philadelphia. Jan. II

Gov 0asno0, 81 fDslawsee. was inau.
gpatsd Yesterday. His .in11enfSl Il -.
presses strong Union and emancipation
,..snsinsntA, and hvpss / sigon0ts ptosssu-
ton Of th9 var.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
APPOINTMENTS. ..
WashinCton Ian q

: uksUSf VWHs 1"'
The Senate has confirmed Geo. w. Nc
Cline to be coiner of the branch mint of
the United States At Denver City; Oscar
ID. Munscn to be asaayer do. there. John
Smith, Geo. w. Silver, Francis H. Gre
CORY and Silas Stinghsm to b Rear Ad-
mirals.
The House Military Committee has
adopted . resolution in favor of the sub
marine telegraph along the Southern
coast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

a PoI1lAm4 ~ AhA Army 81 ehA KaIaa
8 HAAA - - sent West. 60 4
New York, Jan. 80.
The steamship Champion for Aspin-
wall Il. dsaAinedtill Thursday. ~
The Post has . rumor that General
Halleck intends to send . large part of
the Army Of the Potomac to the west. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

New York, Jan. 81.
A letter from Key West. lash. states
that 2,SOO men accompanied the feet sent
70 recapture Galvsstos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
Washington. Jan. 81.


(6psGsl to Herald,]
Washington. Jan. 81.
III. a., f,o,. ~. Armx NJ the pao.
m,o 1.s.sI : 800 de.l Of erc;tament
her. 49, rasssss,..r az The nsvs he, not
been nromnlc,ted
Rein rees from R;cbmond vhev. tbev
,.f, na.as. ,.vm ca .h.. ~. s 49,, .nsy
y;ous 10 their departure th.re ~. -.
excitement owing to the renort ~ !
l.rOa HMM fnrna. nuuharinr m 0of 80
On the vsy % Wsldoh. Nct.h Csroi|.s
and that siargs nsss 81 fuhboltS ~ Is
the waters of North Caroline. About
the same time Gen. Anderson,s division
600 n,s.sd on.b H.r..os 49,. ~ 40. ~.
South. which fact sdaed moi . - -.
element. ..-... ~ e.
The, floating battery Me,rimec ;....
perfect failure, beinrl too tov he.yv
The refugees report further th,t Rich.
niond IL we'll fortified 1t eveyv point. and
the Notifications e,rrisoued VIM ri !
small number Of men. They hsvs aver
100 ouns in nos;tion .ronra n. .;.v
The main body of.tke rebel srny i said
to be about midway between Freaer;ots-
burg a.a Riehmoad on the r.;lsoei =. /,
Col. Wyndham, az tbs let !. s ..aavsl
=; It gbanti3iy, hsS5 1 resiirnsd n co,n mis-.
sIou in - srrsicsr si;slnlur ~ m. a
coplkio6Sily on account al hs;no snLy \.
Cd 10 orders Of col. II. Butjer ~ -. -
the "a Pr caSslfy.. vIom 81 ~ ,. -. .ss, !"
Ip,st1nes ara usvcrshv Uf Nj -.
rncas. .sng..x,a,.sss-, - 80 = -
8 The sosiesst;on -. e,.....x.sa-n..
Heintsiesusp 70 !, -. .f.s Dy ".. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
W.T. =
Wa6hlnHton, j

Worlds correspondence. ,datrd Fall
mouth 10th. states that Saturday aud
Sunday night the rebels were actively en-
gagged massing artillery and infantry OPP
posite Falmouth; also constructing new
rife pits and redoubts for artillery up the
river. 500 4p
Weather clear and cool roads good
everything favorsblefor active operations
Statement ~ the Cennissi sner Or
Internal Rsvonas. 80 81
Washington. Jan,20-
The Secretary Of the Interior sent to the
House to-day . Recommendation for the
establishment Of = Bureau Of Statistics Of
his Department, with draft Of the bill.
The Senate to-day received commu-
nication from tie Postmaster Gcneral.
giving az II. war 10 tho q ,irips growing
out of tho Wheeling aid ether Eases Of
tho exclusion of printed matter from the
mails BY military authority. He throws
the responsibility on the military autheri-
ties. and says he could no more interfere
with II than any other citizen. BE-
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has submitted his first statement. The
entire number Of persons employed in
assessing and collecting the revenue Is
8. 882. He cannot yet state precisely
what will be the amount Of revenue he has
received from all sources. excepting stamp
duties. During the current fiscal year,
ending with June next, the sum of $751;
770,799. He estimates the receipts from
stamp duties, during the same penod,
will amount to 5000, 900, and that
without change. In the business of the
revenue from the same sources for the fis-
cal year of 1868 and 1854, will not be less
than o15O. 00O,O 900. The estimates Of
reoipts and expenditures show the cost Of
q sessing and collecting the taxes under
the present system. viii be 23l l-lOO per
cent. The Commissioners has strong con.
6dence that IN the States now acknowlsdg-
ing the authority of the Constitution the
expense can neysr exceed 8 per cent. .
He makes many important suggestions,
including notifications of the Law and
the appointment Of solicitor or legal ID
wiser. -9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

Bostoa, Jan. 90.
Statements Of the Adjutant Generals
O6hee show that NoSsaeb usstts has m.
uished = total Of LOO. 900 men for the a.
my and nsvy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

New York, Jan. 81.
Mexican advices+ 10 Dsc. 2lst show
thsre had yet been no advance by The
French on Pueblo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22
Frss1s WAsAia6son.
Tribune Special. ]

Maehlngtop, Jan. 20.
Attic REQUEST Of - escrslary Of Wsr
one Of ~ 6enato1 from Wisconain has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

L,oR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF 163 ACRES, IN
Il skanea:ees onondags county bounded on the East
OF the lake the Corporation ne large dwelling
house tcnant house. and suitable farm buildings. For
leisure OF the mos: beautiful and
desirable situations In Western New York having the pTiv
OF BOATING sailing and shing For particulars inquire
OF the subscriber on the premises. HENRY ELLERY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

Bath Hotel, AZ BAH. New Utrecht l.. l. This hotel
situated The SIDE sud commands full Of tho
aud lon beer favortc the public
rtreat ~ combines comfort health md scenery
cxrrlyd hy any side hotel In country
II the city Nov York BY city railroad;
Eve miles, u has front ~ feet
nb. grove shade trees around house. with
Vi. rsquate buildings necessary for first hotel and
~ lana, with accommodations tarers
For information, map and draNngs Apply to WILLIAM
BROWN. Ne. Il Piut street, room No. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS OR
"A persons desiring County Residences
Te subscriber offers for sais his Country RssidsnSe re
GENTLY surveyed and Land that IL Do DIVIDED mo
sss distinct parcels each having water trent ana most
nns old mansion lawn Of foarssn ae ere o. ,oy
variety aarden tasefa designed and stocked VITA fruits
and nowers buildings Including farm house yahtmans
cottage, fronting tine harborh and bowling alley
The situation has unequaed advantages for either private
residence Tor speculation having bold shore on the
Sound mile In extent sides belted by creek and inlet
by the main road the lands tracing the rivers
seny slope etherway every building site commands
Aue of the surrounding country. Two
thirds the have fronts The per-
fectly healthy. excellent and air invIsorang Dis
lance from the cay Is miles by New Haven Raoad bust
reach the city from this place In less time than
ssom Harem by ne avenue cars. Persons DESTROYS OF
avoiding city the dangers and definitions
the viii do well to this advertisement their early
attention No estate of equal within hundred miles
of New York the diversified advantages and regal
elegance of this old residence particular and all its
appointments The present distance railroad stations,
miles. When "Chs,sworh is made station, In
contemplation depot already bult the distance Will 30
only halt a mile Apply on the premises 20
g 10 him. at the Office Of Woodruff Co.. 70 Broad street,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays between twelve and
two O'Clock, where map can be seen. -
II sold by the 18th inst, will be sold by James u. MI
Nor. tSee Auction Notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

NIEIsHER b. MASON FORMERLY MBAsURER IN
M the Custom House, viii hear 81 something 70 bis acs
tage by addressing box 1928 New YORK. rest Office
NvoTIcr-THE YOUNG MAN WHO LEFT HIS COLD
IN watch at So Whitehall street IL requested 10 n
prove property, IL Will be sold 20 pay expenses
WHO sPoTLs Y0uf NOT YOUTH CANNOT 40
w Tor your silence ana snsence vii ~ a. nj
weuld l.se 10 you for few minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

ENOR sAIB OR INGHANu E-Two STORY ATTIC
and basement erik aonses good nrdr lots 2syl0)
feet CiisOn street. south Brookly res s,ry
brick or House three deep with mo mo-
dern improvements situated between Twelfth aud Thitty
sXth srte's, in New inr. Also asubsana- hnt Tine.
story attic basement brick House All .x.trnt pW.
moss oafon in Brooklyn. address, stating particulars III.
~ roS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

NOR SALE OR TO IEAsE-H6 LOTS, LYING ON
Unnn Smith, Secor and Bachan Places; President,
ovt Bond Third South Brooklyn. Part
these lots the Gowanas canal with dock in
'front.' and ae very suitable lumber coal and brick yards
and The very suitable for building purposes
There many improvements going on in South Brooklyn
the property would DC GOOD investment Apply ~ %
West street, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

ESARM FOR sALE-oF 80 ACRES: DOUBLE HOUSE.
II barns, grainery wagon and hay houses small tenant
house, land good cultivation; well watered
OF all kinds; wood Il; five miles New
burg Orange county South plank road and Orange
lake: school and church within half mile Of house For
f particulars inquire OF G. W. LOUD, Photographer 1872
BoWery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

yxyAsTED-BY A SINGLE gESTLEM, L An uNfGR
w n,sb.d Room with breakfast AMI tea IN private f.
VI, nmhere there are only few boariers location not
ha Tssnt eth lower thse Eighth between sSi
and Elchth best Of reference and
seyein.n a "A.,dress w. H. A.. bor 2,lsi Post ofice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
ExPRESsEs.

BuRSuAxs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND pam
n f,y e,tnbphmsnt Ill West Eleventh street beiwcsu
.,ss asa sSth Housthold furniture boset
shias.s 10 All OF the world Covered wagon. for
,nnf,ns Tarriinre and from the counuy. fsfn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

L,oR sALE-BoUsE AND LOT No. se clTuARIsg
between Henry aud Madison streeus most eligible
tion Tor sny bnsnss ~ feet inches by 81 feol with
alley from Madison IN the ~ ol may remain
mcCAFfRAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

farming Land, Win meadow. imber and sprng ies,.l
by the pr-s. for arm
Surrounded by improved fars 10 miles north o. Pas
du irn wisconsin having frontage on the
river Would exchange for cot and lo TX
mediate vicinity Of New York Address y. r. Hcbosen
Post oa,ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

L,oR SALE OR ExcuANag FOR CRY PROPERTY
+ s2soD worth o. Real Estate situated 10 tho stys 0r
be,utifl Barn. and different Tracts land well suaea
For further particulars Apply 70 y shlsHEt 10 Mailer
n. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

LHARM FOR SALE-CN THE RARITAN RIVER, NEAR
New Brunswick, containing about eighty acres, With
good buddhist fencing In GOOD order and land In high
state OF cultivation. Apply TO WARREN HARDENBERGH,
bs Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
l,oR sALE- sAsOO-rnE THRIVE story ,yp p,sr

LNUR NALE-tANN--THE TIINNE NTOFY AND ptVC.
IT meat hrick HOUSE, - rooms fua lot " Better street,
Court, BrO1syhi nS water aud gss, ten nlnutns'
wa from South Jerry. &2.Uo0 remain Incpre ar II
rAwTON, "a West Forty fourth street, N V.
I,oR sAIE-fiIRFE STORY ATTIC, BASEMENT AND
subrear urigk Hoss- AMI Lot ~ First avenue near
ssv.ath street thorough repair. with all modern Improve
.nerts. For particulars apply " ALLEN BROWN ps
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

TNARM FOR SALE FOR &e00-CONSISTS OF ABOUT
II acres, good farm house, barns, finely located
the village of New Rochelle. Inquire OF JOHN II.
BIRD, 237 Broadway, rooms IL and IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

no snn FOR SALE, A THREE STORY BR.c,
TS.0UV. lloas. anu Lot on ,sn Brun, street, near
uam,itcn terry. Brcoslyn has marble nantes water
tg,rs a. REM 4 enc family TO nor Turns easy AZ
vh 10 4 n kEi.LoG,;. i5s fsaristreet ~ y.