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For Sale.

For Sale.
IA THE House the corner of Pros
~E\ pect and Casco streets-the basement
lssssM finished fora store. good stand for a
lssss family Grocer.
ALSO
Two Lots of Land, one on Spring and one on
Spruce street. Either would be exchanged for
good Dwelling House.
For particulars please apply at l27 Middle street.
Portland N. 1. MITCHELL.
febl7-eod3m
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Real Estate for Sale,

20 The three stored brick House and Lot No.
lsssR8 As ST. Lawrence Street. within $50 feet OF
V.l1zk the contemplated Horse Railroad. The lot
is 40 feet front and liz feet deep. the house contains
ten well finished rooms, several furnished with mar
bic mantelsl large store rooms closets with cased
drawers. gas in all the principal rooms, heated by
McGregor furnace. hot air carried to second and
third stories large brick estern. and well of pure
water" also, small stable. The location Is one of
the most healthy in the city and the view of ocean,
This property will be sold at a bargain IL applied
for before the middle OF May next If not then sold
Ii will be let for q term of years
Also. four large house lots North and Walnut
Streets substantially fenced, and have been culvat-
ed several years.
Enquire at 7s Commercial Street.
April2 diff WIN. l.. SOUTHARD
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Congress street Seminary,

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
rJVHE Summer Session of this School under the
il care Of ELLEN l.. WHITTIER, win commence
NAV 4th. and continue thirteen weeks. Application
may be made and circulars procured, at the school,
rooms. prior to April 18TH after which time at 10
state street.
Portland. April l6, 1853. eodtmayl0
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE GREAT RE-
BELILoN. - Messrs. Harper d Bros, New
York, have commenced the publication of a
fully illustrated history Of the great rebellion,
which will comprise full account, drawn
from the most authentic sources, of all the
events of the war; the intrigues of the south
ern leaders at home and abroad; the gradual
detection OF one section; the great uprising of
the people for the maintenance of the national
life and existence; the rapid creation of an i'm
mense army and navy, and the battles by sea
and land' The work is to be issued in semi
monthly numbers, each consisting of twenty
four pages same size of Harper's Weekly,
printed on fine paper with clear and beautiful
type, at twenty-five cents per number. We
are indebted to Messrs. A. Williams ,S Co.
Boston, for the first two numbers, and shall be
pleased to receive and notice it regularly
For sale in this city by Augustus Robinson, 81
Exchange Street.
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vet RESPECTFULLY yUUrs,
5. p. LEE, A. X. Admiral,
Commanding n. A. b. Souadrc

Commanding n. A. b. Squadron.
Tico hours and a half ldter.-Admiral Lee
telegraphs that the number of field pieces
taken in the captured battery referred to above,
was five, and the exact number of prisoners
l6l also that Lieut.. Gushing reports that the
new battery mentioned in his previous dispatch
had been removed, that the enemy was la re-
treat, and the army might cut off a rebel
brigade.
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For Sale.

- de'irable, modern-built House in the
III: Brick Block on the corner of High and Deer
-kses- ing Street. Lot IS x 10t feet. For paricu-
lars inquire of JOHN c. PROCTER,
apo tt Lime Street
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Real Estate for Sale.

FUNHE three-storied wooden Dwelling and Land
Il corner of Fore and Hancock streets, known as
the Dow property IL will be sold low If applied for
on or before May I'd. II disposed of as above il
VIII be sold at public auction on Monday, May 4th
at 12l O'Clock.
For particulars enquire of J. NJ KNIGHT. or
ap2l tmy4 E. NJ. PATTEN, Exchange Street
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Store for Sale,

YVHE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The. s
Il in the Free street Biock-next east of rolford's
Enquire of H. +. MACHIN. Gait Block, or
ap9 istf Z. BARNES, SAL Middle Street
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Capture of a Rebel Battery-Retreat of the
Rebels.

NAsHlN1ToN, Aprii Il.
The Secretary of the Navy has received the
following:
q. S. Flag Ship Minnesota, of Newport
Ne,cs, april 20.-Sir: Yesterday the joint ex-
pedition conducted by Gen. Getty and Flag
Lieut. Samson, easily captured the troublesome
battery at West Branch, containing four field
pieces and about 100 men. / an informed
that great credit is due Lielt Samson for the
prominent part he took in planning and con-
Quoting this handsome affair. Gen. Getty act
ed very handsomely throughout, and calamity
held the battery last night, aided by the cross
fire Of our vessels. Yesterday the enemy I'M
masked new and heavy battery, situated on
the head Of West Branch, near Minerstown
Red Perry, and commanding the lower Nan
semond, in the direction of Portsmouth from
this battery and from the sharpshooters on the
left bank. The Barney was sharply fired on
yesterday without receiving much damage.
have the honor TO be, sir,
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FOR SALE.

- HOUSE No. liz Cumberland Street, be
Iii. tween Elm and Chestnut, now occupied by
...eaA Rev. W X. Clark. Said house is in good re-
pair is built of brick and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear.
ofFor particulars enquire of THOMAS II. JONES,
this city, or j. c. PROCTOR, Lime Street.
mchl4 diff
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ine society, among other premiums, offer the fol-
lowing:
Best collection of Plants. not less than 25 in
=. Do>eoHi- ..........
Best Y specimen plants in blossom, ....... 4 90
Best specimen Plants. in blossom - 3O0
Best single specimen, in blossom. .... .... ioo
p. nv specmen worthy OF note. 100
p. conecuoh OF serbenas .---............. 400
Second best collection of Verbenas Ic0
Best six named varieties Fuschias - 300
Best three named varieties Fuschias .... 2'O0
Best single variety Fuschias ....... ........ 100
Best collection Pclargoniums. ............. AGO
Second best collection Pelarg NUNS ... 200
Best Parlor Bouquet. acknowledgements. 4Oo
S 60 oes' aror bouquet 400
Second best Hand Bouquet ........ Ioo
Best display Camelias o0o
Best display Pinks ........... ! m
PSI baske. via Flowers .-................. 200
neconu oest nasket VIA Flowers ........... 100
Best display Panses not less than six varieties ooO
Best collection of Heotropes ............,... 100
Best display Of Calceoaris. .................. loo
10 any other plant of merit a gratuity. nj the dis
erection of the Committee
Doors open at 2 O'Clock p NJ
~ Admission 10 cents. Members and nersons
wishing 10 become members, NAV obtain tickets Of
the Treasurer, at Lowell & Senter's Per order
ap-i B b. BECKETT. Secretary.
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FROM vICKSBURG.
Seven Gunboats Run the Rebel Batteries
One Transport Burnt and one Vessel Dis
observation-disclosures of Warrenton.


WASHINGTON, April 81.
The following information has been received
here in two days from Milliken's Bend, on the
Mississippi, near Vicksburg:
On the night of the 10th Admiral Porter
succeeded in running by the Vicksburg bat
teries with seven fine gunboats of his squadron
and three transports. The Benton, his flag
ship, got opposite the upper battery, leading
the line of vessels, before the rebels opened
fire. The rebels then continued firing from II
z. Nj. until A. NJ, upon each succeeding
vessel as it passed. The only damage done us
was the firing of the Henry Clay, one of the
transports, and the temporary disabling of the
Forest City, another transport, and also a shot
through the Benton's hull. Our loss was but
one man killed and two wounded. The re-
bells fire was far less effective than was antici-
pated. They burned two or three houses in
the town as our squadron was passing, to light
the river so as to enable their artillery TO get
good view of our steamers as they went
down within range OF their guns. On reach
ing Warrenton, Admiral Porter bombarded
that village, but with what effect is not known.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Reported Defeat of the French at Puebla-
Damage to the Rebel Batteries at Port Hud-
son Admiral Farragut Blockading Red
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

A Pleasant House on Spring Street
for Sale.
80 modern-built three-story House on Spring
lii: street. Lot 90 < 1913. For terms, &C. call OH
- JOHN c. PROCTER.
mch23u Lime Street.
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~ IL is desirable for exhibitors to have their coil
iecons at the Hall early Friday morning as all the
fiants and Flowers must be arranged for the exam
nations Of the Committee by u O'Clock
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

JOHN w. MUNGER,
Notary Public,
Office. Fore Street,
Is prepared to Note and Extend Marine Protesss,
aud TO execute any Notdriai business that may be
repaired. apis eod3m
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO INSTRUCTION BY A NEW
- method y. BUCKLEY, manufacturer Of the
bsno, 100 Thompson al, guar Antsss the pupil tbsf
ough idea OF the banjo IN course vi lrssous 10
81 PAYS FOR 10 WRITING LESSONS.
NTowNsESDs. 200 Bovery, near Houston
Of Hook -kespins, arithmetic, alssms, grammar
reading spelling, &c. also taught studeIts ssIAr-
atsly Instructed sos
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RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
Il~ould lot . furnished roam to young man Or
tno, With or without board. ln1uiIs lil Wsst ZIth
&. lat floor, front room.
At The GRANT HOUSE, 40 AND AZ
LASew bo~ery, near Chatham square aud Chambers
- uit opened, new housr, new furniture, pleAsant
IJOs 70 one person p or ID e~nts par day VI -
pei week. Open all ntstt, 2o2
WANIkD-BY AN AMERICAN GEN
w tlemsn Of small family, q Sd floor with water.
PArtiss only Of hrst Tesp-ctsbity need apply, ste
ting terms. which must b. moderate. Address a.
r. +. WulsWsbuIsh +. y. Tor enc vesk. loa !.
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ARTICLES EOl. SALE.

EELD FOR uOkSES-CAEEOI. CAR
tos-Oae more csrs1 Juft srtlvsd At Pier 10,
y lrh Rvsr, at tie foot - Morton A. Of euI,,Iiur
quail Is pni IN good order. 900
EOk SALE CHEAP MACHINERY FOR
Wsnui, .t.fiH- ch'tuD " copper nail aho's com
be- f0'g % art,rture. Aipy A. 5.l south 9TH stsrt
Jr7ry ,,b. Ioo
= prr NAEli I IA FOR SAILS IONS,
IA god .siiur order. Inquire o. JANIS " .
VA .aNltSt, o W. COZ. Of tIssnpon. ave. and
ftsnkl,n 81, near 10Th Fl ferry, 800
'ID SILVER NlOON AND FORK MA
tgr. For sale all thu tools. fixtures. msthiusTy,
Sc. pi we'll sstall shed hgbiues. For particular, ia
luIe ofD. GlLMtg Il, 10 Idlert, Place \ Y. 80,
.iO-PlANO FOR SALE, SWEET TONE
y rOtuitalc for beginner, or accompaniment -
the voice Eric $40. BNl-TOW d HARDEN
bEDOh 1Gi B.otdrsy. go
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NANIED-A WOMAN 10 TAKE
w chsrse OF b. ~ . uoo.hs 3d. q. he- ouu house
10 Jersey CITY o. Ecrsen. b.rsen PREF, RED The
b,ts must lie oct nursed. tJf Nhich 10 per mouth
sili be paid. Apply lv' sa"ot .;, j.tse, CIV. se4
NNANTED--1ou siiOENAkfks ON Army
w shoes. 80 Deg a. - stairs 3'l
T. PANTALOOS BAISlEE>. SIX VEST
" hNi'tcrs. -, tui,her. al-o c,-nan the highest
sss.s Taid also gfis learned to upetatr and tu,sh
pants and vulh gwen OK Afi"t learning AvvIy ell
thu week At - Forsyth At tor floor SSi
Oh car FINlSnELS ASD ~ LEARN
~ ere wanted y " tNlNLk. lt5 b0Wsry In
tar tore and so,-l fArc, CAV u.skrs. Cau 81 the
v''s u - i'r'l as
bn BAISItk> WANIiD on FLANNEL
~ l'us.a snd lirsn a.. Ale, sirls 10 learn sty
a 'ir ave-. Br ok "a TO-
bnD LAbOkIhS WANTED 10 MOkh
cOO ON y rs'husl aslort tis. Ancr ia the roun.
~ VA ~ !" per ftf Issss.r nee to ttrt this
WEDNESDAY nom O." l'i.h Vticc. BtoAissy. at
lO's O'Clock. III
6nD YOCNi MN W,NIED ~ SiuP
cpOfot t,Hr TO- the ni,od ; Navy it,urn.
Nan'r fruiu 80 % 80 Men. herr IL chsuc' for
priD money. Over million dollars nov a~aiftns
ca !uahts, AMI 'utl more pris- Co d, tAh.u Arvy
g. IKANtk 90. Atmv and navy Afeut., corner
HARRISON And WIS sts uu- tars. -,
IDOn LAliOLtES WANItD FOR TIE
IOOO N.1y ari ~u~TIeh,nrah u y Wage.
81 j. p't ds,, p.ssag tree. l-ati ls per MONTH to
start oui il,, itis utii,,, 3tuslss,, ever Ihts
dsN sud Nonta' afternoon At "'eo,s 33'
on nnn LNBOkeKS WA\ttE. tUR
~-O.OOO IN. Atlantic aud Grcst Weston
NJ drduciicn stsrt At -Four o'co-s Saturday. Nov.
YN'h tom "a" lti,h Once, hrnsd-sy. S3i
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PERxSONAL NOTICES.

BRIDGET BRAW1ON MARY BRAWTON.
- hAkGAkkI BkAW lOS, formerly VI LINER
tck, Ireland ar hereby notified that theu brother
RICHARD 10 IN this country and !. nov 10 Lee Mas
sachusetts. biTert letter. u the car. u MAY d
kODGEKS, lee, Mas 3U1
nlSCHARdED OFFICERS AND SOL
1Idisrs ,oeounts Of every d,serp tion promp pity col
I~ ted, and pension. Procured, unpaid bounty Of two
IsIs' men collected Treasury Crrtibcstss And sii
Government securities fought by CLARKE Ell
LOOT, 6sy Mosd~sy, near Bl-seker st sT
IIUMk tOR HOMELESS GIRLS ANE
i ! children, JoA Mulberry ct, tst Houston "A
Beeksr at DOOR above the Police He.dIuArHr.
under the charge u Mr.. klCnhOSD CulA slcE
and destitute will he received kindly cared Tor aud
aided In effort to obtain = virtuous livelihood
Adniittanes sny tiuiu, dAy or nlHit $50
RI MRS. MARY WALSH, OR HLl. Sun.
L EDWARD, who came ~ New Yort, shout four
yesrs from Toronto, Z. W siiI send their address ia
Z. =. Boa sol, Sun Office. tboy Sili bear sonethin
TO Their advantage. al.
IF CHARLES McGlNN. PRINTER, L.. re
i Of Montreal, will please ssad bis addrsss to Il n
boz 9ii Sun once he vii greatly cbiss J ~. 10
If ). SANY-PklLR MONEY PAID kOk
" sl3O sss.es iist seen At the otNce. ar s.nt =.
mail. sOAkS, bhOWN ca
10 lps,k pi.,.
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AMUsEMRNTN
pARNUxs AMERICAN MUsEUh.

THE GREAT nOBAE fxnIBrT1oR
SsfRtcfffos WITH AMusEnENr..
fIA nHiH.. s sfaks xsb H MsRR4AHSs AIT.
HaASi A$HfHSSY 3 JSy %SS!iis;ffr
rour FRET TIM nlG AS. M Il, pouspA
ANNA SWAN,
.-.''' WV ''' GIANT. GIRL,
seventeen y;' Cd ssss @ rsoDS. md ".nd'
latin sro'ins ihs ,.lis:s si,l eyer lnsvn.
ONLY ,syr Ths S SISs Is by FEET HIGH,
10 contrast nth these srtrssrdinar, sossrs of hu-
nyrA TsJ 5L hb}TSSSry l A iS sIsas HIGH.
WEIGHS pt "a irrorsps,
thumb, Com. Mutt snd ali other ds.esnd.ats 81
.'a' SIyEE WAS .sUTiIx CONTRAST
They all ON exhibition Of ell hours evssy.dAy
fSt srErSsTs ss,r. W. .
A''i fyf nv kk isft ;Sa Hsb stvrslsa
~ ''' iili G% AN iiikSE! DRAMA
TmposD? Or DEATH.
ho the sd% rs wv n9;s ai, fS e;
In which n! and Nj. wiiiiAN GOHERsAL ~
pcss AZ the leading eh..e.ers. u,,ov
o,,Nn,SNS,,i ~, ~ , nNW SVvSNsvv
,.,,, AVA, Ill ~. r ,. MY, s.h, MI.
Aunis'on 10 shSo Gus 'Inn'en unor ". 10 ets. az
II % II WAY AMPNITUFATRk AIS
Is u,o.s.., ivSr s.n...,
THE HAfffiEEkkSS9S99ss :.
,Hsn M Dsy Entertainment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ins ~ - o,eIocn. ,,,oo,, . .,,, ,,,,..,,,
IN, iuls AtTKkNOS AND sshSINS..
scINEs ~ TnE CIRCLE.
10 .h,en al the great rider, ase seroIsts Of the IN.
s.pSn Sss TSuRs III .p nSan,v,so nav
eoniuisns,os ~ iOS A. NJ ana oe,ocs, =. y Iol
(NkAND COMBINATION!
A,t,h. n,.n..s.A
~rxtrIsioR OH Foiks.
VIII ala ,.,.nJ so,.h,n.,,ae Lnn.s.-..,....s -
W." ave "Irad SInS,n'to ns An''rssinmsas q
CRAM CnScppr
At Tux COOPER iNsri'rurr.
Tlit,RsDAy tihsnk.si,ins, ESEStS. Ms, -
Ths s.I.h,.,sa .HVs,rI SinE ~ 4, VI, Ny- a,
n ..,s,,,Ssn :, uL a 49, s,H
AMI introdpee The sntsrtsia,o eut bv slasns seiss
tou Of thoss quaint vhieh have rendered thar
sAmss " popeis thToughent Sns country.
III, 49, .~. - q n ~ pnun,r =.
Eli, ~ LII ~ >sf EppSH
p ',,u ~ 49, W NU.nNESiS MhDDNO
IN. M 1855 ana VIII Sins IA sns sinsin %
vi" oeess'on' .,,or,,, ,nN.ru.x,,
Ill, COUSIN yoNAIMAS
VA .ns hs famous M 70, ~ sons, &c 20.
Htef "n'h ~, CoLhON sui intfooues shs
and administer It to TWELVE GENTLEMEN, ths
novel dev.iopnsnts q .heh VII occasion - much
Ianshte o. you'd We ssfs to indul(ein. Dr Z.
VIII sfpA'n snd demonsuatsIh o snnrtnetic Howerp
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RhSTEkS AND FlNlsllLRS ON PANIS.
1'os East broai~ay, Botanic HAL. An floor, l0s
ROA MAKERS-W ANIED 5ORG GOOD
men u, and boy; also msn TO = circular saw,
~ ~ mercer ct l~6
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NJ EIDllIlNNS.

"s"sSs>h.NLASs
A LII INK 2bCI. PATENT MEDICINES
Lhsold at eOc ell the NJ Patent Mcdicln,, ,uIa a,
yOs iarS vt, S0e.ns o4s Allcoeis Poryo, p',,i
weln'' sehisd.n sshrspps, SOC '; Lard. gola, 81
Youth ooe %: Davidson Syringe, tl15 Barry
Drugs' Toe, Articles, and Periumery At .Suals i,~
pilo's VI w D, HoWELi- l4s sprins ct \ ! 80
CURE YOUR COUGH-uSE CAMP.
SBELl,5 syrup, TAR And Wild cherry, sure cure ios
e.ns. e1d; sor: throat or dpher. 2nly y ,Hd "
emu emu per bStis to b had At CAMPBELL Drls
s'o L 60, s' a. ave and ssth d AeDoNALD.s hr
3poos tore' SoD hovsry, near 9Th 81 thALnEkS
dIgs store, cor Hudson and Hsiamond st. SHED
SEN COT soyery and eth ct, aud 10 brooklyn, AZ
hu1SEb. Eli Fulton u. Ns
John AILDRUM, ELECTRICIAN, HAS
discovered plant, which elss tly folio sine, n.s
or female permanently and sfse'ualy, via. Palsy,
prSpsy, Gout, khsuInstsm, &C, 9th ave. nsIt door
70 10th st, HARLEM. ss4
SULPHUR AND NAPOk BAIHS-ES-
- tsbishsd Ia ls2O Tbs only genuine BATH In the
Uaited STATES, At No Carroll Place, Blseeksr st. COZ
Of Laursns, Tor cure VI RheJmstsm, hsfcuriAl Aec-
co. W
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE. IN
~ athiek'y popu'sisi uei;l horhy,I Tho s'cro is
vefy 's,r,, !tts Cstah.ith' a. sLd h's splendid t,-
m, 's.epcni 10
A FIRST RATE MEAT ASD VEGETABLE
~ Market for -Hlo in III. thiclly populated neigh
boa hood hssr the Nsyy fsr'. IN Iifookl, u; on se-
count 81 ckuo.s iu the family. Inquire conner OF
told and sands Al, brooklyn. -
EOR SALE, \ FINE CHANCE iOH A
L msu of small capital. lea, Coffee. spice and
butt.t stoir, doug "a" pa ing hu-in 81, IA Aooi
Thu. dAv, socount ~ b.iug business down town.
kniuirp ~ gul Sprug LIS
L'Ol. SALE. A HORSE NHDElN,, ShOP,
situated IN desirable locN'icn, aud doing SPLEEN
dia hlsn"' Reasons io, selling he r.opfi'tof hss
other bu-iue's 70 attend e. 10 he At I-j chri,
1t. PS Otapsr'ner wanted .Gi
LOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH HE
uterr Of = sooi p-y,nr oy-,'r, dining end
'dsup house. opo,tea railroad depot. doiur IL hist
rat cash buslrss. we'll '.Y.t,t With good s,s aud
nlicr' and year. lease Appl, 10 WI NHBu1r,
la-t HroHdvAy Ssg
EOR SALh-THt STOCK o. SCI NRS
i tobacco, sirr. piprs, g. fixtures and the lease
tie store ~ Fulton ave- l,rooklyu, lately occupied
" MWs SeHmrn, ''r">ed Nprr 20 y. u. w
NlIl, ~ WAL a.. !, ~ on the pfemis,., Jir
EOR ShLL CuEAP-TliE STOCK AND
some hStutr- oi fruit. CONNECTION, ~ sui to-
stu-r nov duIuE g.ud hu.ihH--. sHt rtactufg icon
rivcn ior selling. Inquire ia the SORE, a'' Ni1th ~,
ueit 10Th ~. go
IGOR SAlE-A GEOCLEi AND LIQUOR
L tore. with stock aui t,tur, ,r' - Hudson t.
Wellington H2
'IWO MlLk ROUNDS IDR SALE together
Il or separate. must hc sold before the ur,t oi NJ.
mntih. hhyc other butlue-- a. attend to. Impure
i4u Wes' sith i. or A1 lAuty ffhst. So
= ODD --WASTED \ slAN To TAKE
- we hll charge OF corner nrccsry anu 81
sii sason, room for iarul,. &c Apply cninrr OF "a
"'nnc aud "1thsi onlj store on four corners. 24s
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d. HbEh WAIVED Also A BOY As
helper A smart mechanic can md Us.dy
~ md good wac. Mao young man y ho has serv-
sd Or year, At tie trade. Appy Oh 9Th ave this
uOnng I,3
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LsUR-E>. CARRIAGES. a e


a GOOD CART Or Tn Ck HORSE FOR
Lh.ale cheap. t-u be -s-n At No. 20 Warren e.
Nednc.dsy aud ! riday. rfieesllO
EOi. SALE HORSES. AMONG IIEM ,
i " low priced would exchange Tor low
W ccd lorst, &C otherwis0 nisO fur saddle poney,
IL handa high, tor boys use, 81. warranted aud 30
seen At ~ I'll ,nv 'eh ave 80
EOR SALt ~ NlLLIAMSBUhGu, LIS
4 south Gth 81, Canadian horse, Ineo ~. ia, ing
no use foi hin s,ll De- tJil ehrsg JIl
s;nH SAlE-A STOUT IONEi LCl.r
hofs., Sycsf. Did, sarran'ed sound aud 80 rtle.
ffios 900. Appy f,at of t3' Ihail-stt Isl
EOR SALE-A rriMf tHiNk OF 4
baJ hpu., pouy built, Ia good order. lit Tor cart
Iprss- this IL chance must he tOd thi, dsy tor
want Oi ~ "2I Mais"ust. gJy
HORSE tOR SALE-WlIL BE SOLD
" y cheap u called fr soon. Iurige at the oosl
"a q, i'6 seventh ,ve, where he can b. seen. l6-
T'KUtk NANTED--A LIGHT SECOND
l. hand truck, hung l0s, wanted Address II A.,
loK tGl6, I o Se- Ioik. JgJ
- COACHES FOR SALE, .. nENEl ST,
>>-u'oohlyn. wAIl POWELL. u,
.Dnn-WAh1ED \ GOOD MARE, OR
s.~OOA team cf mares, suitable for the ,luui,J,
~ rIchsusr for o.mytrTy lots and CONS iuon,y;
l.. ! 9ai S.A once, isys, lTO
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NEW SHIRT l.ONER> WAIVED. Also
W few good Girls 90 lcain TO iron. sl.oss uachn"
collar rorer n the Manhattan StcAI lapuGry, M
AsC II, col 10Th ~ Ila
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NO flANOFORIE MAKLRS, WANTED,
j frst class tliSher % Fnui oge from
:. TO $50 per week Enquire At lsO Amlty st. II.
nhEDNAs pol
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Roy WANIED-Ml'S 81 81 TRUTHFUL
- ar honest Apply "a mos X MILLS ma
ehintrJ depot. iis water It, after O'Clock i6y
ROf WANTrD-TO LrAEN THE PUNT.
- ING and ga htt.ns trade Enquire At ISL, %
e'enue. lGl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-25

NJ DOUuuIf, AUClR., WILL SKILL
AVE- his day, lO> o'clock, at ssssIooIu ~ Nassau
e. general assortment of household furniture, car.
pets sofas, chairs bureaus, vsshstsnds, bed,teads
nAtass~, palliAsses, lounge. wardrobe, gas chan
delitrs chamber suites, &c IIg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-25

DAw y BROKER ) SALE THIS DAY AT
81 Nov Bovsry. JAMES AGAR will cell at 10y
oclOch large assortment of msu and vomen's wear
lus apparel sib, mprino, calico and other dressss,
bruehS suc ~co shsvl-, pillows sheets, 4uits blAn
hee, coats psuts vests boots, shocs &c, and other
shy, Ia West bIosd~ay lYl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-25

T. SELDSER, AUCTR.-SEIDNER a
LEVY. Auctoncers, will cell on wedr ..iay,
Nov 2hth At lOs O'Clock At their sale-rooni iAS New
Canal IT. near BovCry, large lot of and "a hsud
clothing consisting OF cUats, pants ve-ts sk aud 9TH
81 dcs-cs, ~ 'rrrhir', drawers. piteo goods tan.
"a large lot Of toys and variety u other uisr.
chsndiEr also German elook with music bvi, play
inr IL various tupss. 2,Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-25

A RlIrIClAL FLOWER MAkERS--
Branchers sni Learner. vsnted Good wsses sud
constant emp oyfnent ~ Mercer ct up stairs aN
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\NANTkD-G GIRLS 10 LEAES TIE
w hlirvoik Apply al ~ Gfe.ne''. l''
N;yANTED--BY A GIRL. a SITUATION
w I'M rrivatr family to DO ruu.fHl homework 4;
%. uest :! c.sy reference Gall 1t D. Pea at, Ia the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-25

ROYS WANTED, At TwINE FACTORY,
- rear Of ~ Ann 81. 4th aNor. T.
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WANTED.

a GOOD, TIDY AND RESPECTABLE
A. Asti -snted to do general house~ost Inquire iVi